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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-10
@eidHttelt, aerShet ntb eriaaft.

Dies finp bret 8articipieu aus Der beuti&eR @ramma=
tit. sic be8ei6nen s~leidieitis bic bret aufeinancer fol-
senpen 3uitdnse, heuen nas unielise Jnripibuum tag :
lid, jehen 5ipetieH pber iepen brttten Tag unterfrprIen
it, pel6eS untlus senus 1T, ii& BON ben arauen Der
6teterpein 8erfleif6en gu lahen. Inn hr6 inuB es ntdt
10 ietn, burchauS nt8t. 6pftetter'S Masenbitters be-
tpa4rt ale bieientsen, irel@e eS sebrauden, prr ieper
@rt BON MalartdfebeI, ipmpbl interinitttrennem ais
Rlffaafieber. Seit nabe5u fhufunbhreiBtg Sabren III
eS elm drstli9 uncertainties Spe;iftum unb 9rdpentips
n1ittel 9e9en ntele bartnddisen Srantbeiteu, ni6t nur
unter unierem SimmelSfri6, ~ipnbern aud in ben trpptz
fben nnp aequatprtalen 9dnbern, no bic 8ieterieuGe in
oaeu Sdbre8Seiten unp in ZEN bbSarti9iten 6crmen
berri&t. GauenhuB, Dp8pepfe, HbeamattSmuS, Riez
r~enleieen, Nerpplitdt unb Sawd6e Fnp e~benfa1S Seim=
iudunSen, fur beren rsuitdnbise 8eieitisuns eas 8itz
terS fh fhpn ldnsit ala ~turdauS ~tumpetent tepdbrt Bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-10

p0- Snl. beliebten Mifiipns,
8artem fno gB5tmmer eingeri9tet
unb er6fnet porben, tpoielhf man res
guldre Mablaeiten einnebmen un6 a la
carte ipeifer fam. Mdblaeiten tperben
i'm eigenen @ei6irr ausgeianot ltnb auf
Wunfd Dinners urb Spupers ms 6als
geliefert. Nufnerfiame 8eoienlug unb
prompte Nusfibruug ber Muf!rdge ga.
rantirt. &heimer & @attl..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-10
slm @aHerz1pniumentem.

Yerionen tpel9e nit Dem @6lau6
WaHsr fprintelu. oafelbe fit ben Stal
pber fir irgenb einen anberen 3tped gu
aebrau1en miiniben, m6gen in ~nnierer
Office ii1 Die n5tbige Sisens auf ei1
Sabr perE9afen beginnenb am l. Mai,
ba fir iol1en @ebrau9, ausI@lieBli6
BET State fir bdusli6en Beoarf, cine
SPECIAL, State bere6net mirb. Sn ueber'
einitimmung NIT ben Gegeln Der 8efea'
f6aft laufen 9ieisnisen, tpel9e ben
Sdlau6 benuBen, obne Die erforberlis
die &isens erlangt su haben, @efabr,
hak ibnen bic Wa~heraufubr abgsi9nitz
ten miss.
Sic WuffertuertsG 0 pagnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-10
Ser Cinderella gdub Store,

gde Of.6ouftDnfiraBe unb Npenue c.,
bieier beIiebte 2aben Der 5tabt, bat
ieinen neuen 8prratb bon 9 0 N r.
fduben fir Serren, Samer unb
Giaber erbalten unb bat cine unDers
glei6li6e Wuspabl aler Sortell utlo
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G6ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabrifase Der beften
6abriten unb iiberbietet @aes, mas I'm
bieIigen Marft gu baben 1T. Specias
iitdt fur Serren: Der &odforo S4nb
fir So. gs berIobrt fi9 Der Mibe, i'm
Cinderella store D~oraufpres
den, ebe mon anberspo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-10

Slid 0oI5 bei!elt, al befeI Gnoe ein
tle;ues 5ttifGen gifsn, 2 big 3 3od
lang, befstigt 1T. Dieie Norri6tuua
nennt matt einen vmerifanii1en pnug",
Elm gau5 1bnll6ss Snirument. pie oas,
DelAes i6on 81 GER 3eit, als bic SUI.
cen uou NeaDpten fort9ingen, bort i'm
@sbrGu6 mar. Dit elmer 70 idmmerz
li1eu Weiie Der Befeaung tperben aber
troBoem in Welidforn unb 8aummDue
BON ben 2euten bier CUTE @ttrdge er.
aielt. 9i6erli9 Elm Wetpeis oafir, baB
2ano unb &lima gut fno. Sd babe
i'm oorigen Sabre bel fa9gemdBer &ul>
tur Is 8ufbel Weli9torn auf BEN Nder
ge5ogen. Qles, mas big babin bier ses
sogen wOrben 1T, be1tebt aug 3uders
robr, WelI9foru, 8aummo(le unb
8obnen."
3uderrobr nd1f bier au elmer
euormen 56be unb b6lt s big Is Sabre
aus, ebs es aufs rueue 9epHan5t gu tper.
ben brau6t. Sd babe in meirem
5elhe 3uferrObritaubeu, meld)e 80 big
81 bolreife @eleute BADEN. @emDbnz
ltde, auf bbber geiegenem 2anbe ftez
tebenoe Saumpple ba1ert 3 big 4
Sabre, obne bob cine N%eupFan3ung
1otbDenbig miro. Wenn fie geerntet
1T, wirb ber 5toG an 8oben abgez
bausn, unb eann f9lagt bic Yflan5e
bon ielbf Diebsr aug. Gaforbobnen
gebeibeu ebenfaus gut; tie brau6en
1ur ein einsiges Mal gepflan5t ~ tper=
ben, bann nebmen fe fir epige 3eit
Don benz Get6 geib unb traselr eine
unen6li9e 3eit fort"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-10
9emtIb Gmali5dbe sdule,
gan Nntonto 0, SeraR.

Gan Nntonto, Get0s.
Anerfaunt tiidtise 9ebranitalt fir &naben
uno @1bGen lett brsibie Sabren in roger
@irtiamteit. 8ortrefaide 2ebrtrdfte inter be.
Wabrter 9eituns. Ser enalif6en Sprade pirb,
mic Der beuti6en, bOle 8eduuns gstraaen.
sueereem linterridt i'm @panifden. Giniger.
maber Oorbereitste S1uler finben ~ieneraeit
Nufnabme. @dbere guSfnnft .ttbeiIen Serr
3. @roos, %rdfibeut beS S1uI 8orfanass
uno. IS III. 8arbed, DirettCr Der Antalt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-10
GalifprmiasWeine..

Weinliebbaber finben Elm grOBes &as
ger bon feinen California : Weinet. bel
9errn s. 5. Meper am Nlamo
plasa. Serr Meper fu6t bic Weine
on 0rt unb Stele aus ul.b fauft brett
aug Dem 9eaer ter @einsl9ter. Als
gutem &enner selinst es ibm feis, bic
beften Sorten ausaumdblen. ST fann
feline Runben unb Gamilien nit einenl
suten Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine in porsigli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per 8alone - frei
ms Qaus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-10
saT Morgeu, @onntag Nbenb, gro.
bes Gouaert in S6ols' @%tablifement.
Ser Weaem.

Wenn 5tabt unb 9anb,- 8arteu urb
Gelb, ie eine Wobttbat er3eist wur5e, 10
mar es bur1 ben geifrigen &egen, Der
9erabe CUR tidtisen 3eit, i'm getoini6s
ten Sempo unb in ~geniigenber Mafe
fam, UNI NGes gu erfilen. mas man
Sur Si9erung Der Gaumnolenernte unb'
gum 96i6en bes Staubes, ertpartst
bate.
Gs 1T spar faum finf Mo1en Der,
baB mir nit molfenbrn6artigen Regen
beglidt tpuroen unb bic eigentli9e pe.
riooe Der Srodenbeit bate nur cine
Dauer bon bier Wo9en, aber trDbbem
waren bic &lagen iber bic Stirre allge.
mein uao pie man Dor einent Mouat
mini6te, baB es bod enblid einmaI
aufbDren m6se gu regnen, 10 febnte man
iebt nieber ben &egen berbet.
uno ba 1T ct nun gefommen, bat
NQe aus Dem 59tperen 8ann unb Der
bangen Sorge befteit unb bic 9ofnun'
gen auf cine ~geiegnete grnte reu belebt.
Mit ibm mirb aber au9 bic Sommers
bi5e gebrD6en iein unb bic nod na1s
fplsenben 69auer lperben ni9t tpenig
ba3u beitragen, bic 3empefatrx geb6rig
ab5ufiblen.
Mit benz tsranif6en Wetter 16eint
aber nod ben b~iesidbriseu g%rfabruusen
cine griino!ide @erdnberuag Dor f9
segangei 3u iein; ME tparen bic 8ebins
Jingelt, fit ben Garmer glnfiser, ME
tpuroen feline Winf9e prompter erfilt.
9oHsntli@ fteben uns ieBt, mad ben
bielen mageren, bic fieben fetten Sabre
hen0r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-10
Gan Eeeru eprimas Bart,

8. IQerbIe, pd&ier. Sis|er tibIe
unb i@attise gart lit Der populdrite grs
bo~lungsplab Der 6tabt unb llmsegenb
fur Gamilien unb eienet fi9 aud be-
fOnbers Sur Nbbaltune bon pribats
pitnits. 0err 3erbIe III elm iebr dufs
rierffdmer Wirtb, Der ttets befrsbt III,
bic DIHi6ei Der Bdlfe a9 erfhlen.
Seben Scouting Md&mitiag tub Nbenb
finbet elm GreisQonaert fat,
ausgefibrt BON Der Ser. Staaien Mis
iitdr ISABELLE. 17,7,t3M
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SndleuS Mrntca.salbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der @elt fir Sdnitte,
0ueti&ungen, @efdpire, 6ieber. unO 9aut.
'Gusfdlas, Gle6te, seipruneene Sanoe, Grpf-
beulen uno ale Souttronfbciten furirt &a>
morrboioen ober feline 8esabIuns. 86uise
SatiSfaetion 9arentirt ober baS @elo Diro
3uriiderfattet. % Gents bic Sda1teI. Bum
@ertauf in allen Npotbefeu. Sreib, 3bomp-
ION g. 60, @boIefoIe.
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Der Stepti3ismus oerRummte, 'aIs bas
8olt bic guten Gigenfdaften BON Sa:
marian Neryine e%rtannte. Getne Sur,
feline 8eaablung.
&eines 8lut bebinst quite @efunbbett
8ebrau9e Samaritan Neryine un6 oas
Gefultat (bie 8~efunobeit) 1T fi@er.
$1.50 in Npotbefen.
@5 pertrieb bel metnem tleinen Mdbs
den bic 9rdmpfe. sic mar taubitumm
unb purbe our6 bieie MebiSin sebeilt.
Sic fpri@t uno bort iebt 10 gut ME it.
genb Semanb. Better &pB,
Springpater, Wisconfn.
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Sn Der 3meiten 5ibunQ oes Sc
rlats tribunals, bas iibsr 8~oulanaer
ahuribeilt, fubr Der General Yrocura=
tor nit Der gntroquug BON 8oulangers
eunoen : &egiifer fort. Sn @lermonts
Gerranb : fagte er : babe g~oulanger
einen mabren 9of.Staat u~nterbaIteu,
aIs er bort Communicates General
mar. 9orl fniipfte er a[letlei Sntriau.
en- an, bttheiligte ii6 OF WabI Mgita.
tiunen unO befa6 Offieiere unb Beamte.
SH isiueH 8riefen an bas Sriegsminiz
iterium oerfi9erte er onmals a0eroings,
COB er init bieIen in ieinem Namen urt,
ternDmmenen Oinsen perl6uIid Nidts
gu tbun babe. Ser @eneral : Brpcus
rator erfldrte, baB in ieinen 6dnben
bas umfalenbe 8eipeismaterial lei, UNI
gu 5eigen, pie i9neu 8oulanger auf benz
pfanoe bon Der einFaGen
Standardization 5ur Snirigue unb bon
Do aur 8erl6D6runa uno gum 0O6pers
ratb gefommen let. Wan iol iogar bic
Bepeiie in 9dnben baben, buk Boulan
ger ben 8erIu3 ma1te. benz 6arlien
8ismarf bic Mittbeilurg 5utommen au
baB tt ouIanger = tpeiter
beabf6tigte, als fi6 gum goniul
ber frana6fl6sn Gepublit auf 2ebenss
3eit auf3uf9mingell.
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Ba~ Sic WaIter (Sa.) Stems faat:
nunier alter Greunb &obert Bairb BON
Muscatine, Soma, maj 6efretdr bes
Staatslenats uno Sabre lang Elm tbdti=
ger Yolititer, tpurbe abey ni6t eber aQz
gentetn befannt, bis er Die Golif bate
unb Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoe Cure gebrau6te, uno babur9
in ether oer In3eisen bieier Jirma ges
1anrlt puroe. SeBt lit ct populdr.-
9err Sairb Iaet: Sn 9es Moines be-
tel mid emit elm i6perer Nnfan bon
Nieren : gei6perben. Sd lit bereits
atpet Gage uHo berfuGte Gle MitteI, bic
ober ut6ts baifen. 96IieBIi9 faufte
Id cine fleine Jlai@e BON @bambetIains
@oltez, @boleras unb Oiarrboe : Mittel
uno tuurbe geboIfen. Sc toftet tpeniger
pte logitige Nr5neimittel un6 i'd babe
nod tebt eiHen &et bieier Meoi5in fir
tanftigei @ebrau6. Sd battle ,es fir
elm groBes 6eilmittel. BUM 0erfauf
gu Is uno 50 Gents bic Tlol6e Bel g..
@obn 6 &c., s. &alteper & So5u uub
alen anoereu IpOt6efern.
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sas- Warum po1t Sbr pianos aDei.
feibafter Site BON reifenbeu 0dnbIern
faufen. penn Sbr bic e9ten 9merfott
in Der neuefien Masfibrung biliger
unb unter lsi1te-en 8%eotngutgen in
benz bemdbrten @ei9dftsbaufe BON
Sbos. @ogsan 6 Bros. babeH
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@ M. $. 0mtterftoe, 335
SFts Soufton>@ traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters, balten f3 benz
Bublifum fiir lle in DISQUALIFICATION
Irbeiten ~empfoblen unb perfpre6en
prompte Beiorsung aller auftrdge.
9ronleuGter, @ass Girfures, S%abetpan'
men, Gloiets &C. itets an Sanb.
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g teIIenefuh d.

Gin iunaes beuti6es Mdb6eu, Der
englii6en Sprade md9tig, fudt cine
SteGung aIs 8etfdufetin. Sferten
ttimult bic Expedition bieies glattes
entgegen. 10,o,2m
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Wir finb nod ni6t peranlaBt,
infer groBes Eager BON reie!I unb sc.
btau6ten pianos unb Srgeln 5u Der.
taufen, benno9 tonnen mir before Ser
mine unb biligere preiie uuter gutter
@arantie geben tpie iebes anbere @ei6dft.
Sbos 8pgaan & 8rps.,
208 Commerce StraBe.
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@arsans! unterSeldbmet feiae Npten.
G1nhIer unh WnentSn. nelGe Nnten

far Elm auf Mb3abluugen perfauftes
gtouo ober Orgel berlanger, oerfaufen
obsr ii%bertragen bieie Noten an Mnoere,
unb I'M Ga1e Der ni6t pinftli9en Sab
lung III bas Suftrument ioDte bas be-
reits geaablte @elo li@er oerloren.
3bos. @oaGau & 8ros.t 208
Commensurate, San 4ntoaio, pssfau=
fen pianos uno Srgeln at leid)ten Hbs
5ablungen obne Noten unb 3infen.
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Mamtn 2atrinems 9l6fnbrs G1ffetm.
Offte: Is Rorb. 6loresftraBe, Selepbon
1859. 6. g.. Abber, Wdnager.
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@efnMt t!

Cine Grau In seiebteu Sabren our
8erri9tung bon Qh9eu ; arbeiten.
NaGjufragen bel VI. S9ol3.
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- 8lut . 3rantbeiten tperben ii1er
bur6 Or. ausut 26nig's 9amburser
&ropfen gebeilt.

- 3tpei 2naben, WariOu unb Ben.
6arliB baben bel Nenaba in Collin
@Ountp Dor tur3em, als fie auf Der ga.
nin6eniagb tpareu, $1640 in 3uanais.
Sbaler @olbfiide sefunben. bic in einem
a~usgeb6blten 8oiso'arc 4lObe in einem
boblen 8oumftamme Derborgen tparen.
Der 2lob trug bic SEi9rift: 80. 6. g.
1862"
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~ 81 hnFon8ros lisfern bic
beitsn unb biIisften Drudfd6en @ebt
su ibuen.
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Sas gr6Bte Eager bon @epebrs
nub 9epolper : patrDnen unb 6hlfen
bet pfper & g 9uIt1eB.
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Gin Grauenfenner.

@lauben Sic mir, cine 6rau tann bic
idmeriten S9idialsf9ldge nit betpuns
berungspiirbiger 9raft e%rtragen, aber
rur ai1t = i1meigenb
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sag Seben Sonutae Nben6 neues
Son3ert Brogramm in S6ols' @tas
bliHement.
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rag Sbr part @elb, tpenn ibrf Cure
Drudiaden bel Sobnon BROS,
anfertigen ldBt.
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Sebem beutf9en &esimente iOa
in 3utunft elm 9ibueraugensO perateur
beigegeben perben.
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~ @roBes &onsert, ausgefabrt bon
aebn tii9tigen Muftern, morger abenb
in 96ol3' 8artep.
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a. Die oeuti9en 6amilien f6nnen
ben Sonntag Nbenb nirgenbpo better
berbringen, als in SdoI3' @arten.
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bend their great energies to the task Of
selecting Clerk. Doorkeeper and Ser
geantatArms These are exceedingly
responsible and valuable positions. The
Clerk receives a salary OF $1,000 per an
mum, the same as Congressman. He
looks after the clerical force which Is
engaged in transcribing bills and reso-
lutions, sending them to the Public
Printer, filing them in the document
room, enrolling and engrossing passed
bills and all that sort of thing.
The Sergeant-at-Arms is the paymaster
of the House and his salary is 81, 900.
The Doorkeeper receives only $500 per
annum and has all of the hardest work
to do lie is the man who is most an
noyed with the dispensation of patron
age. He has the appointment Of pages,
watchmen, messengers and laborers; the
result OF which power is that he is har-
assed to death by the members who
have voted for him, each one of whom
demands several appointments for his
constituents. In this position. as in the
Executive departments, there never can
be found enough places to go around.
The messengers receive the best compen-
sation among the subordinates, their
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20

Years ago poor seamstress persuade
boy to go to Sunday.school. The boy,
Amos sutton, was converted. He be
came minister and missionary to In
dia. 1t was by his influence that the
Baptist mission among the Telugus WAS
begun, and now there are connected with
this mission over 10000 converts. That
poor seamstress went to her reward with
out knowing OF the wonderful things for
God to which her simple iaithiulness led.
The great things IN this world are, as
rule, not done by the worldly great and
powerful. II was not king on his
throne, but shoemaker on his bench,
who began the great modern missionary
movement. The Savior of mankind was
born. not in palace, but in a stable
Western Recorder.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20

which have just been admitted 70 the
dent.
But TO return to the caucus. After
speeches have been made, eloquently
depicting the merits and claims OF
Messrs. Reed. Mckinley, Henderson,
Cannon and Burrows, tellers are APP
pointed and the gentlemen will vote.
There is generally no choice on the first
or second ballots, and may be not on the
third; but after that the votes com
mence to change about kaleidoscopically,
and ultimately some one of the candi-
dates is selected as the party can
didate, and on the following
Monday is elected Speaker. As soon as
this matter is settled the gentlemen
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20

salaries being from SIS to 500 per month.
They are really assistant doorkeepers,
for they guard the north, south. east,
west and lobby entrances 10 the House,
and carry cards in to the members, TO let
them know that some friends or con-
stituents are on the outside awaiting
their pleasure.
The little pages, however, hold the
real sinecures. They get SIS per month
each, and their duties are light for boys.
They answer calls of members, and
carry notes for them back and forth
throughout the Capitol, and occasionally
deliver messages for them in the city,
although the latter duty is especially
the province OF the messengers called
mounted pages" who are furnished
with good horses to carry them from
place to place in this city of maghifi-
cent distances"
The holding Of all these Offices is set
tied, ultimately, by the caucus. Then
the lucky statesman who becomes
Speaker appoints the various commit
tees of the House, and each chairman Of
committee so appointed has the power
of appointment of committee clerk, at
salaries ranging from 81, 200 10 $1,000 per
annum each. Thus, you see, there is
much determined by the caucus in addi-
ton to the selection Of the main Offices,
for they are merely preliminary TO the
work OF the House. SMITH ID. FRY.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20

FpoM CLAY To CARLISLE, Representa-
tives from the State of Kentucky have
occupied the Speakers chair II times
beginning with Henry Clay, who was
six terms there, and ending with John
G. Carlisle, who was the last presiding
officer OF the House for three terms. In
the meantime John White, from the
same State. served one term, and Linn
Boyd two terms, ending in 1870. Ken
tncky heads the list.-Washingt0n Post.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20

They have an effective way OF dealing
with habjtuaI drunkards in Norway and
Sweden. They put them in Jail and feed
them entirely on bread and wine. The
bread is stepped in wine for an hour be-
fore il is served. The first day a man
will take it, but before many more he
will hate the sight OF it. After an incar,
ceration of this sort many become total
all stainers
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1890.
Harper's Magazine,
ILLUSTRATED.

A new Shakespeare-the Shakespeare Of Edwin
A. Abbey-will be presented in Harper's Maya
zine for 1890, with comments by Andrew Lang
Harper's Magazine has also made special arrange
ments with Alphonse Daudet, the greatest Of liv-
ing French novelists, for the exclusive publication
in serial form Of humorous story, TO be entitled
The Colonists Of Tarascon; the Last Adventures
OF he Famous Tartarin. The story will be trans.
lated by Henry James and illustrated by Rossi
and Myrbach.
w ID. HoweIs will contribute nevelette in
three parts and afcado Hearn a novelette, in two
parts entitled "Yuuma," handsomely illustrated.
In illustrated papers, touching subjects Of cur.
rent events, and in its short stories poems and
timely articles, the Magazine will maintain its
well known standard.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20

The Life.Saving Service is maintain
cd at an annual cost OF less than $500,
600; and during the last year it saved ~ ~
lives and property valued at so'ooo'ooo
II would be difficult to point out any
other department of the federal govern
ment more economically administered OF
more productive of good results in pro-
norton 10 the expenditure.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20
1900.
Harper's Bazer,
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpers' Bazar is journal for the home Civ.
ny the latest information with regard the Fash
ons its numerous illustrations fashion plates and
pattern sheet supplements are indispensable alike
to the home dress maker and the profes al
modiste. No expense Is spared IN making its ar
tistic attractveness OF the highest order. It's
clever short stories, parlor plays and thoughtful
essays satisfy all tastes and its last page is famous
a budget Of wit and humor. In its weekly is
sues everything is included which is of interest to
women. During 1890 Olive Thorne Miller Chris.
tine Terhune Herrick and Mary Lowe Dickinson
will respectively furnish series Of papers on
"The Daughter at Home - Three Meals Day
novels will be written by Walter Besant and +. w
Robinson.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20
1890.
Harper's Weekly,
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpers Weekly has well established place as
the leading illustrated newspaper IN America.
The fairness OF its editorial comments on current
politics has earned for it the respect and conf
dence OF all impartial readers, and the variety and
excellence Of it's literary contents, which include
serial and short stories by the best and most pop
uar authors fit it for the perusal Of people Of the
widest range Of tastes and pursuits. The Weekly
supplements are of remarkable variety, Interest
and value. No expense is spared TO bring the
highest order Of artistic ability TO bear upon the
illustration of the changeful phases of home and
foreign history. A Mexican romance from the
pen of Thomas A. JaEvier will appear in the
Wee klv in 800
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20

THE giving of presents to friends is
associated with the Christmas season.
This is well. Tokens of affection bring
10y to many heart. We are so driven
by pressing duties that We are apt to for
get the ''sweet amenities Of life. II it
is in your power, make some one glad by
a Christmas present 1t is likely that
there will be enough sad days before
Christmas comes again.-United Presby-
terrain.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20

PATERFAMiLIAs-"Ah, itdoes my heart
good TO see your Christmas trees. When
was boy | used TO go out in the woods
and cut my own trees. What do you
charge for trees?" Dealer (stiffiy)-"We
do not sell by the tree" 20! | remem-
Der. Height must be considered. Well,
how much are they a foot?' I'VE do
not sell by the foot, sir. We sell by the
inch. "--Philadolph Record.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20
Decreasing Quiet.

''Isn't 1t lonely here, George? Did you
ever know any thing go still?'
"Oh, yes. Once
when was that
81 hired a plumber once to do a days
work for me, and he never moved from
morning 10 night. Harpers Bazaar.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20

HrRRAH For THE HoLIDANs.-For the
Christmas Holidays the Newport News
& Mississippi Valley Good Kentucky
Route"-will sell round-trip tickets be-
tween all stations on its line and to Char.
lottesville, Richmond, Va, and points on
C. q O. railway at the low round-trip
rate of Il fare. Tickets between local
stations will be on sale Dec. "A, % and 81
and Jan. LIST, and will be good to return
if used on or before Jan. 3, 1880. Tick
cts to points on c. X o. railway in Nir'
einia will be on sale Dee. u, %, %, a
and % and will be good to return until
Jan. 8, 1890, inclusive. J. l., Murphy,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Lexington. w. ;, Har-
rison, T. 2. A., Ashland, Ky. ;. A.
Bromberg, T. p. A.. Lexington. ny.