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Mohave County miner., 1889-06-22
O0eials q Ashsse Css.ty

SheriR--W. II. Lake. ~ { a
i dss-HhsFiA ~. @. Pott% -
Recorder e. j. Goldman.
Trssssssr--L j. Lasssll. rs a. yrzs]-e~
Probate ] Judss--L u. Cowan.& I'LL Et
District Attorney--W. g. Blakely.
Court Commisaieusr--Otto y. skusncsr.
Clerk Of District Court--M. Lsrkin. g
Oounty SuYvsyor-Otto r. koenoer.
u. 8. Commissioner-W. G. Blakely. 60
u. Deputy Marshsl-Robert Steen.
Supervisors-J. L. Nelson, Daniel Smith,
Harvey Hubbs.
Clerk Of The Board of Supervisors-E. j.
Goldman. 1~
Mohave County miner., 1889-06-22
PATIENTS,

Caveats and Trade Marks Obtained
and all other business in the U: >: Patent
Offios Attended to for MODERATE FEES.
Our Office IL opposite the U. 8. Patent
Once. and We can obtain Patents in lose
time than those remote from WASHING
S.nd MODEL. OR DRAWING. We ad.
viss AZ to patentability free Of cha rge: and
We make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE Ob-
TAIN A PATENT.
We refer here to the Postmaster: tno
Supt. of Money Order Div, and TO omciais
adyios terms and references to actnal Gil
snts In your own State or County. write to
q. A SNOW Il CO..
h Ouoosite Patent ()f6os. Washington. ID
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09

aeidmei6eIt sefdblt babsa burf bjsie
Gr,piberung 6es fiibHen 6pri6srs, mel
DE tibrigens ben Genei5 ablest, h0B Ser
republitarji9e a~nerifaniife girger
lnb GJ=RepoSter Der BON icber cine
gerabesu beDunncrune&lpiirbiQe NaI.
8ldite an ben Sag geItat bat miit!ets
tpei'e au9 fe5r genal bic 9onart er:
lent bat, oere1 man li0 beoienen muB,
tDenn man fi0 bel ben v%MQer96nTcn
0erri6aften" lie6 Sinh MAIDEN nil.
Ser &aiisr petlas biete 9spe{de wdbs
reno zines Sef.Banfettss, bos inn 81
gbren I'M groBber5osli9en @0toKe gu
9armftaOt gegeben tuurbe. gbe fi6 Set
Safer gu Der int DiIb= patfe BON GroBs
@erau beranftalteteten 6ofiaeb begab,
ianbte Der Safer np9 Elm SeIe0rQmm
an STANLEY, in pel@em er i'm bringenb
auforberte, fobalb Qls m6QIiG mad
Berlin gu fommen uno ibm berH9srte,
baB er zines ber5li9eu Gmrfanges fiber
iein biirfe.
Sn8esug aufSraflien f9eint man tod
uno na9 in Berlin gu ber @inIi9t gu ge=
langen, baB man fi6 ba botI9neQen Bes
flr@tunaen (refp. 9ofnungen y btnges
geben bat. NGe aus &io be Safleiro iii
0amburg eintrefenben NaG1i0teu mel,
ben eiuftimmig. baB in 8rafilien mufers
bofte Gube unb Oroaung bcrrI9t BOB
0anDel uao Ma!bsI Ii9 In ben alien
8eleiien betpegen unb aud ni1t Die ges
ringtte Sl0reaB auf3utosiien Daben.
Der 5uglei0 nit benz Suffer Dem Bee
oro bes 2anbes beriDieifne gr, Bremiers
MiniRer prietO befiHbst f9 %gegenmdrs
rig nod unteriregs, mito absr pabre
i6ein!i1 iii 9ataburg laHben uHb fi9
baun pet Vabn mad @annts begeben,
I'm nit benz &aiiar Dom pe5ro iiber
bic StelurgnoDme 3u beratben, bic bies
Ter in Submit su Der Heuorbnung Der
8erbdltnlfe in 9taiiIien einnebmen fol-.
Die Qrbduger beg Moaar0en merben
fa9 Der Nafunft 9rieto's iii Cannes
cine @onferen5 abbalten, u!n tiber Die
ela5ui9lagenoea 56ritts 5u bsra!bi9la,
gen. 8is babin uiro Dom peoro ft6
teoer 4euBerung entbalteu, ipelbe ein
gorurtDeiI gegen bic Sadie ber brafilias
nii9en Wonat@iitel er3eu9eR f6ante.
Som pebro felbn fdeint nur iebr me-
mig 3uperf6t auf ben @rfoIg elmer
monar9ifiI6eH @egen : &epolutioa 5u
begen unb aud in Deuti9lanb wiiroe
man gut tbun, bic umwanoluug bes
&ailerrei6s 8raitllen in cine &epublit
alS eine DoleEOete SbuiiaGe an5uieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09
Gin 8ieuenfre,tn6 Al, @ntbo in

Gin gieuenfreun5 gu @otba in
SbafiHseR tug 5ufdaig an ieinen Glei.
oern cine 9eim, su 9auie iebte ct lie
auf ben Slid unb bepirt6ete He nit eiz
Ieno Sropfen Sonig. Die Biene lieB
h3 ben 0onig i@maden uno flog oart1
tort. Na6 elmer giertelhun6e aber
tam he pie0er unb bra@te nod cine
Tteunoin nit; 8eibe uurben tpieoer
aebbtig beuirtbet, bic @1fe ipraden
ber fiBen @abe tapfer gu urb bers
i6panoen bann. Na9 elmer tpeiteren
Niertelffunbe Fam abermals eia 8eiud,
aber iebt BON feds 8ienen, uno bent
itnnter nebr. Ser 8ienenfreunb bate
ldngere 3eit feline Greube an bieier fell
teren Gunoi9aft, benin es tparen ia
obne 3meifel feline @rbeiterinnea;
f@lieBlid aber pnrbe ibm bic Sadie
bod 81 bunt, BETH mad unb na@ batte
er ben gafsen 59iparm befommeu,
urb ct perf6lob bag Senfter, bas bqnn
mod LANCE boH ben Bienen belagert
Durbe. IS etgiebt F9 aus bieier @es
i9i6te elm meiterer 8etpeis fir atpei ben
Natlrfori6ern betannte Sbatla9en:
fir ben Srtsiinn Ser 9ienen unb fir
lit MittbeiluHgsberm6gen.
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Gin Nathiel.

Warum srra6iene Ndnner unp 6rauen nit s~ereifter
ACKNOWLEDGMENT tleine tbrperltae 2eiben pernaa=
ldiiiSen ~iplten, if in Der 3bat elm &dtbiel. llnp bod
sei4iebt pies BON 2auienren nm gang pernlnItisen 9eu.
ten. SIS 1T oteS etne Der Srasen, prn henen eS betst,
hab elm Narr heren mebr iteuen fam, ais tauienb WetSt
beantpprten tonnen. Stne erft einmal 4rantbeitstei.
me rprbanhen, 10 Madden ie i8neaer ais nntraut uni
elmer er,euSt anpere, Son 3ett gu 3eit ia einiteaenbt
SeroauunsSbei9perhen, cine Spur RON Siltcfitdt,
leidte lnreselmaBisteiien In ben 86rperfuntttcnen fnb.
menn lie nnbeattet bleiben, iebr bdufis bic Aueue uni
Der In5sanSspuntt ftr elm sanSeS Seer ernltlt6 er MIDI
Bios prtlt6er ~Ionpern aasemetner 3rautbetteu. Man
unpaBli8teit NIT Sapitetter'S Masenbitters, BEN srSs.
ten auer Tprbeusunssmittel, Su 9ethe sebt. 8trp bic
Spnitttuttpn setrdfttst, bic 8lutcir!ulatipn resulirt uni
@ebirn uno Weagen eur9 btele rationale Nr,net berus
bist, 70 ipereen 5e babura nabeSu unperrunhbar. Oas
Sttters benst anfduen BON Malaria, RbeumatiSmus
nnb Gterenlethex ppr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09

nT ginaig in ieiner Nrt in san
MntOniO 1T bas @tablifentent bes 5errn
90 q B 3. $50. 108 unb Ito aufins
StraBe, betannt unter benz Namen
"San Antonio Cooperage Works..
9ier tperben ale Mrten bon GdHern
unb ionftige &lferarbeit In ausgeset1=
meter unb b0atommener Weiie berges
felt. Die Nrbeit. iuel@e in bieIer 5as
BRIT bereeftelt pirb, erfreut fi9 zines
beneioenspertben &ufes iiber ben gars
sen Staat. Inter tiidtiser 2eituug
unb nit ben belten 3rdften unb Wfa.
i9inen arbeitenb, 1T bas @tablihement
sur iebigen Nusbebnuns berangetua@ien
uno muB nod itetig pergr6Bert merbeu,
UNI allen Auftrdgen gere@t tperber 3u
f6ntten.
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Ser Ginsereaa ehuh store.

gde Ofs 9ouftonitraBe unb Abeuue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
feinen rleuen Borratb bon 9 pmme r.
f6uben iir 9erren, Samen unb
Ginber erbalten uno bat cine unber'
glei6li6e Muspabl aler Sortett uno
Qualitdten. Der Cinderella : S@ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic 6abrifate Der befet
Jabrifen unb lberbietet ales, tpas I'm
bieiigen Martt gu baben 1T. Specia=
iitdt fir 6erren: Der &odfor6 S@ub
fir SO. IS berIobnt fi9 Der Miibe, i'm
Cinderella Store bor3uIpres
den, ebe man anberstuo tauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09
Mrs. g. sepsfpn,

30. 1853 @et Commerce StraBe, ems
ptieblt ibr rei@baItiges Eager bon
pnbwaaren Der ueueifen Barrier
gfoben, ferner Strifs unb Std
lie uno WoIIe, 3 d n.
Der, 3n6pfe, Befab gu ben
aIerbiIigften preiien. 4gentur ffr
Madame 9emoref's G6nitt,
Nluiter. Auftrdge aug benz 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt aussefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09
: Inter Der Qntlaae bes fabrl6lR.

Inter oer 4ntlage bes fabrI6ffs
gen Wteineioes ftanben tirali6 bOr Der
Straftammer su G~eibenburg in O(,
PreuBea 5tpei S09ter zines i~poblbabsn.
ben 8utsbefBers. Diefelbeu baben
bel elmer geri9tli9en 8%ernebmuag benz
&i6ter ~gegeniiber bei BET 8efragung
iiber lire peri6nli6en 8~erbdltniRe uls
ri9tige Ingaben gemadt. Cine ieoe
pOtt ibnen poate 81 Sabre finger ieiu,
als fe in Wirtli9teit tDar. Oie TO,
niglide Staatsaupalti6aft beantragte
unter 8epiuigung milbernber umftdnbe
cine @efdnguiBitrafe BON ie IA Sagen.
Ser @eri9tsbpf ertannte iebo9 nur auf
cine @eFdngniBfrafe BON ie einem Gage.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09
Sic tene Gntherfnmn.

sic @ae baben Sbre Sreunbe unb 8etannten bapDu
ipreaen bDren. @ielei9t iinb Sic aud Ielbft Giner BON
Denen, fpel6e an iia felbit erfabren baben, ME gut
bte8 Mittel tit. Benn Sic e8 iemals perIu@t BADEN.
bann fnb sic aud elm trener Sreunb bappn. DEM
lper einmal einen @eriud nit Or. Rings Neuer Gntz
beduns sen1aat Bat, ber bdlt eS aud BON Der 3eit an
sebraudt baben, nnb einen Suiten oSer eine GrtaItans
baben fputen, pper irgenp Elm 2etpen Der 2unse, beS
9alies pber Der gruftr pann perlhafen Sic i@ cine
mirb in jebem Sale %sarantirt, pber sas @ei6 nirb.sus
rldse5ablt. grpbefai6en gratis in Der Gpptbete bon
9reib, Ibpmpicn & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09
NudIeus glrniea.snlhe.

Die bette Salbe Der 8eIt fur S6uitte,
0ueti4nngen, @ef9tpirc, Gieber. unO Saut.
ansfblag, Gle9te, seiprunsene Sdnbs, 6rOi.
beulen unb ollie Sauttrantbeiten turirt Sa.
morrboiben ooer ietne SesabIuns. 86lIis(
Satisfaction 9orantirt ober bas @elb pirr
surndertfattet. % Gents bic S9adteI. Bum
gertauf in allen apotbefen. 9reis, 3bomp.
ion & Co., 8boIeTale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09
9tenitmabdeu nerlamst.
Cine G6@in ober Elm gutes Sausmdbs
den inbet fofort STEELE. Na93ufrager
In Der Office Der rGreien Prefe".
NnilGiuns eiler Geiddfts Sbeil>
haberidaft.


Sn 9nbetra9t Der Muf6iuns unierer
@ef6dftstbeilbaberfGaft tpirb Der Waa.
renporratb Der Girma o. g. Trant,
befebenb in S6nittpaaren, Nnaigen,
S6uben &C. Dem Bublifum 3u ben
6entbar niebrigitsn p~reiien offerirt, ba
ber 4usberfauf big gum /. Saruar 1890
beuerffeaigt feiH muB.
IS pir6 biermit Dem Publifum ars
9e5eigt, baB bic Sei9dftstbeilbabers
f9aft benz &ontratt gemdB am 1. Sas
1uar 1890 erlii6t unb 6aB bic partz
neribip an ienem Gage anfgel6f ipirb.
9. 9. Grant
6. 9eutf9,
Sen Mote.
San Nntomie, Ser., 81. 3eoember '89.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09
: Das Wadsthum Der gep6Iteruuc

Das Wa6stbum Der 8ep6Iterung
8erlins 1T III ben lebten No@sn elm
gang uusew6bnli9 fairies getpeien.
Ga@oem bic 8ebolfernng Berlins i'm
September bic 3abl 1900 900 iibers
f6ritten battle, 1T fe tegt bereits arf ca.
1,540, 900 Sopf geftiegen. Die Bep6ls
ferun8s5unabme bat in LETTER 3eit pro
Wo9e our9f6nittIi6 5000 5eeleu bes
traaen.
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Der @elhfmnrh eines

Der 5elbtmorb eiues &nabea
bot cine 8erliner Gamilie in tiefe Srauer
perieBt. Ser Rleine bate einen 59uls
famera0en in 6efen Wobnung bsiu9t.
Ga9 isinem GortganBe tpar bort Elm
Sbaler psrmiBt por0en u16 bic Sc.
i6doigtea bsgaben fi6 3u ben glterrt
bes R!einen, ben He bef1uloigten, baB
er bas Gelb genommen babe. Ser
Gnabe leugnete eHti@iebeu, bic Shat
begangen 5u babell. tporauf bic angebs
lid 8efoblenen ff9 nit Der Drobung
e1tfernten bic Sadie Der poli3ei iibers
geben gu Dolen. Ser angef9ulbigte
Gnabe ging barauf in bas Mebensims
ner uno ffiirate fi@ aus benz tierten
5todmerf in ben 9of.
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Ser ersfe G6hritt.

gteIei4t 1T :Sbr san5es @pitem anger Orbnuus, sic
ssie f5n MOT @s lSTs MID atat l9laiea, nidt Dsaten = fur,
trdgen it9 e%ritaunt, mas Sbnen eisentlt@ febIe. STE
lollterl etne iol4e @arnuns nidt unbed@fet Ie6en. Das
Sic brau6en elm Jerpensg tdrfunaszWeitfe uub In
@leetrie 8ttters fperpe sic 4Ies finben, mas sur Ser
iteaung beS natirlt@en 3uffanbe8 Sbrer @erpen n6tbia
6teie8 srpBen OterpenzG6ntc. Der Ippitit febrt pies
Der, bic gerbauuns pplstebt it9 pieher in ~sereselter
Netle unb aeber unb Nieren nebmen ibre 3bdtistett
rteeer mic friber auf. Man perfu9e eine SlaIde.
BreiS 90 @ents Bel q. Dreib, Tbpmpipn & So. unb
alien anberen gpptbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09

SO NJ. s. Outterfioe, 1886
Ob9ouifonsS traBe, plumbers, Gas
unb steam : 6itters, balten fi9 benz
publifum fir ale in ibrGa9 i9lasenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb Deripre9en
prOmpie 8eforeung alIer 2lnftrdse.
3~rorleu4ter, @assGirtures, 8abetpau.
men, @loiets &c. tets an Sdnb. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09

sag- Sci @ebraber griber
finoet maa cine biibi@e austpabI bon
@lbums, bic fi@ au Weibna9tsges
i4enten eisnen; ferner feline Soilettes
tdf9er, &egenI6irme, 6t6de unb bic.
lerIei Qnberes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09

sar @arum Duat Sbr pianos stpeis
felbafter @tte bon reiienben 6dn6Iern
taufen, iuerll Sbr bic e9ten Imefion
In Der neueIien Iusfibring biliaer
unb inter lei1te<sn 8~eoingungeu in
benz ~betpdbrten @ei9dftsbauie BON
80 @oggan & Bros. baben
t6nnt2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09

sB- RtoIbaffa & 1eItou,
$50. 301 unb 3O3 OF. SouRonsG traBe,
baben fortudbrenb auf 2ager: @bitz
taders 6leii@iorten unb reines S@mnl3,
iouie Sburbers SPECIALIZATION.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-09

San antonio, 9eg., 81. 4ssember' S9.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04

hung under the first sunshine that rested
upon the Garden of Paradise. In Gods
name let US strive to keep it so. The mis-
takes we have made in the past, the resolu-
tions we have broken, the sins we have
committed, the temptations to which we
have again aud again yielded and suffered
in the past should make US wise for the
future. Let us realize that meetings and
partngs are about the substance Of this
life--that friends come and go-that enjoy
ment is but tor scason-that blessings are
at best periodical, and happiness, If there be
such thing, has wings-let us realize that
there is nothing fixed this side of the grave.
Realizing these truths-let US hope on-let
us learn to master our passions, curb our
desires, smooth down our prejudices-et US
learn to forget and TO forgive-that mercy
shown and pardon for wrongs done is the
noblest creed a human heart can learn, and
the grandest doctrine Christianity can teach.
In conclusion, we extend to each and to
all of our readers a happy New Year
when the curtain of 1889 shall have fallen
may 1t find them in the enjoyment of every
earthly comfort and in the possession OF
that peace which, like the rainbow, rests
upon earth and reaches to Heaven, is our
| sincere wish.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04

The statistics taken Of aged people in New
England are very encouraging to people of
light complexion, blue eyes and brown hair,
while tall people have decided advantage
over the short. The men who stand above
80 years range from 100 to 1850 pounds, and
the women from 100 to 100. The men
through life have been of the bony sort, but
the women the other way. The teeth are
mostly gone but hair in good condition, and
in almost all cases the skin remains smooth
and moist II any one wishes to figure up
his chances of living to a good old age, he
can take these items into count, if they are
favorable to him; If not, we advise him to
reject them and rely on good habits, moder.
ate exercise and going to bed early aud
rising early The old recipe for long life is
good yet; "He that would live long must
watch the sun" that is, go to bed early and
be up at sunrise.-St. Louis Globe Democrat
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04

The Ministerial Union of Baltimore on
Monday last adopted resolutions designed
to check the growing evil of divorce in the
United States. The discussion OF the sub.
ject was interesting, but the most import.
ant action of the meeting was the resolution
adopted recommending a uniform law OF
Congress and restricting the legal grounds
for divorce. The subject of uniform mar
riage and divorce laws for all the States of
the Union is being widely discussed as
social, moral and religious topic In this
State it is required in order to bind two
people in wedock that there should be mu-
tual agreement, competency and religious
ceremony. In some States mutual agree.
ment is sufficient. The total number of
marriages in Baltimore city during the past
nine years was 32, 954; during the same
period there were 1860 divorces. In 1887
there were 4,349 marriages and 1874 divorces.
During the year which has just closed the
marriages were 1880 and the divorces 232.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04

Since it has grown to be fashionable for
young ladies to appear on promenades ac-
companied by pet dogs, it has also become
quite "the thing" for young ladies' to learn
to whistle. There are quite a number of
expert whistlers among the young society
ladies of Washington. Some of them can
hail street car or cab by whisting, and a
lady who owns dog and cannot attract the
latter's attention by whistle is considered
behind the times. There are several young
ladies who whistle duets and solos to piano
accompaniment in excellent form, and they
are looking forward to the visit of Mrs Alice
Shaw, the professional whistler, with great
interest.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04

At the end of President Cleveland's term the
Democrats will have held the Presidency
just fifty-two years, beginning with Jerffer-
son; and at the end of Harrison's term in
1899 the various parties opposed to the
Democrats will have had the President fifty
two years.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04

Postmaster Pearson Of New York denies
that he has any intention of resgning, and
says he will fill out his term.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN ber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Montgomery county letters of ad-
minisiration on the personal estate OF
JESSE SHOEMAKER,
late ofsaid county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 27ih DIV of June, 1889; otherwise
they may, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make inlme-
diae payment. Given under my hand, this
9Th day of December, 1888.
WILLIAM F. SHOEMAKER,
jan At Administrator. =
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04

Joseph Rather was hanged at Center,
Texas, Saturday, for wife murder. He went
to the gallows smoking cigar He sa id he
was going straight to Heaven.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04

Among the many flourishing industries Of
Baltimore city are its cotton mills, grouped
mainly in the suburb Of Woodberry, which
has a large industrial population In recent
years Baltimore capital has largely turned
in the direction of building up local manu-
factures. The 'small industries" have null
tiplied very greatly, and in a few years they
will be Of the first importance. In this line
Of productive enterprise the Baltimore Sun
has been long a recognized leader, and the
stimulation it has given to industrial progress
is one Of the best things in its useful and
hon orable record.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-01-04
Al ACRES OF LAND,


This land is located about IA miles from
the Store of j. Il. Ward, at Hunting Hill,
aud adjoins the lands OF Nathan r. Selby.
the heirs OF William II Ward, deceased. and
Mr.. HerreI
There is on the premises Meat House and
Hen House. The land is of good quality,
about one-half cleared and The residue mostly
in chestnut timber.
The land is well watered, has large never
failing Spring OF good pure water
TERMS OF SALE, us contained in the
Mortgage: Cash on the day of safe, or so
soon as the sale may be ratified by the Court.
deposit of one hundred dollars will be re-
qulred at the time of sale
Conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
GEORGE PETER,
jan Ats Attorney for Mortgage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

"What proof have we of the modern theory
that the cause of contagious disease lies in n
living germP
For the satisfaction of people in general, to
whom this question may very naturally oc-
cur, a physician gives the following eXplana-
ton: We employ to detect the germ the most
positive sense with which We are endowed.
With the aid of the microscope we see it. In
the tissues, in the blood, in the oxcreta-in
one or all of thcse-of a person suffering from
contagious disease are found certain foreign
elements, which are included under the gen
eral term Of bacteria. These, under the mi
croscope, are seen to be living organisms,
whose growth and multiplication may be OBJ
served.
In order TO prove that these organisms are
the cause Of the disease it is necessary to
prove, first, that in given disease they are
always present; second, that, isolated from
the media in which they are found in the
body, they are still capable Of initiating the
morbid processes characteristic of their spe-
cies. These points, in the case of many dis
eases have been concmsiycly and indisputa-
bly, made out, while the causative relation Of
other germs still lacks. complete confirmation.
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young woman with IA complexion like u
rose petal, tells how she keeps il SO:
In the first place | believe in plenty Of
fresh air and exercise, aud unless prevented
10y some very important engagement take a
long walk every day 1t is my opinion, based
on extensive and careful observation, that
ladies starvc their compilations 10 death. The
skin is furnished, the pores clogged and capil-
larry action suspended from too much indoor
life | think every woman who values a
good complexion should perform some manual
labor or take SOHO such exercise rs is certain
to stimulate spiration. just now ! find it
an excellent practice TO go out doors, with no
car fare and no wrap, to fill an engagement
or deliver message.
In order TO keep from taking cold ] am
obliged 10 quicken my walk, and in going "A
distance of three blocks only | can get up II
healthy perspiration and a glowing color. My
fayorite tramp is twenty block stretch,
which makes me rosy but not tired. When
get home | have "A rub down with a coarse
towel, and after eat something feel like a
top. If ! can follow a long walk with my
dinner and then tumble into hammock for
a thirty minute nap look my very best, but
unfortunately for my looks this plan is not
always practicable As rule hot and cold
water ruin the skin | think u complexion is
like satin-not to be Numbered As every
body must grow the plant experience for her
self, so every lady must study her glass and
find bv trial what soaps and creams and what
Temperatures of water are most likely to en-
nance her beauty.
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PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
The Fountain aud Source OF Much Phys
ical and Mental Disturbances.

II you want good appetite, don't worry.
II you want healthy body, don't worry, IL
you want things To 90 right IN your homes or
your business, don't worry, Women find IA
sen of trouble in their housekeeping Some
one SAYS they often put rs much worry and
anxiety into a loaf of bread pie or a cake,
into The weekly washing andironing asshould
suffice for much woishtier matters and this
assertion. again, is quoted as IA reason for the
angulari,y 81 American women Nervous
ness which may be called the rcscrN uir of
worrying-it, fountain and Sourcc-haS come
To be popularity considered the bane OF the
American race
II is not confined TO the women, by any
MEANS but extends 10 the men rs we'll What
good does fretting dos II only increases with
indulgence, like anger, appetite, love, or any
other human impulse, II derangcs ones tenn
per, exciteS unpleasant feelings toward every
body and confuSeS the mind 1t affects the
whole person, units one tur the proper COM
pletion of the work WHOSE tritlug Interrupt
ton or disturbance started the frctful tit
Suppose these things so wrong today, the to
morrows are coming, in which 10 try again,
aud the thing is not worth Couding your
own spirit and those around you, injuring
yourself and them physically -for the mind
affects the body for such trllla Sup
pose somebody makes mistake, suppose you
are crossed, or a trifliug accident occurs; 10
ny into fretfu mood will not mend, hut
help 20 hinder the attainment of what you
wish.