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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02
Der falte @inSftps,

Der bic fablen 3peise eriGausrn ma6i, pirb RON hem
rei4en Gpiturder binter ieiuen bier Wdnhen ni4t per:
iplrt, aber ale ipeihen mcaisen Oeden, bic er auf
iein ipptaes Eager bduft unb ale Wdrme, pelhe Elm
sutse6etsfer Diem ausftr6mt, tbnnen itm has WRart in
zen ano6en niht errpdrment meRn tbn has 6teber nit
etiaen aralen %umipannt bait. 9ofetterS Mas
eabttter s 1T has GliSir, pelheS iein turttdltete5,
Eebenbes Gebein nit belebeuher Rdrne hug4itrpmt
unb bic bp6srahise Site unb hen ermaitenten S9peib
b~eiettiat, wei&e tein MBe6ielFeber nit BEN S4nttelz
frof aSpeHSeln Shleihenhes 6ieber, Miljbeihpers
ben, saniser Gsi&mad, fur, iebe befannte Gorm ron
malariaartisen arantbeitcn mub per hieier frafttSen
nnb sIeia,ettis s%eiunhsn unb gut betOmmsneen Me=
saitrtldeS aepfreb, appetttmansel, S6laFrfstett,
Rbeumatismus nnb S6rdne pereen ~ebenfaus enrh eS
tarirt. I'm eins ppaftdnbise aur gu ~srsielsn, ipate man
Is reselmdbis setrauaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02
@enm ibr mad ct. ap,is pber

S9emt ibr mad ct. 2pmis ober
~iiberbaupt nod BEN Noroen reiien polt,
ir nebmt guren Meg iiber 3erars
tana unb benuBt bic St. Louis Iron
Mountain & Southern Ry., bic gu6
allen tlur bentbareH &omfort sepdbrt
unb uberbaupt cine 8abnIinie eriter
Glaiie 1T. Die Strede TT bic ~fir3elte
nod ct. 2ouis. Die Sour tabrt burd
ben i66nften She'll bon NrfanIas,
bur6 bic &e9ion Der Giienberge uno
OUT bic lebten 80 Meilen ben berrli6eu
MiiRifippi Strom entlans. Durds
S9lafwasen bon 2arebo nod 81.
2ouis. Sie Gabrt sebt bon San @n,
tonio iber Nufiu. 8aDIor, Yaleitine,
2oHgpiem, Maribaa unb Serartana.
9ie 8abn 1T in por3isIi6er 8ei6aHen.
belt. 8ergeBt clio nid,t. Cure 8iaete
iiber bic st. Louis Iron Mountain &
Southern Ry. gu faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02

nSg- Warum | rnportirte Roien,
MdgnoIieH, immergrtine Stauben, @e=
MIDDLE unb Gtrdu6er faufen, tpenn
man he ebenfo bilig. ebenfo gut unb
babel unier Garantie bier TN Der
Stobt taufet fannl uub atuar BEL 6.
". Minbaros3, benz gefiber Der Slta'
s'llrIeriss, Der ole feline pflaH3en feIbft
siebtl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02
Wn6IenS Qlrnica:GaIhe.

Die Bette GaIbe Der Belt fur gdnitte,
Gustf6unsen, @ef9piire, Gieber. unb Saut.
GuaidIas, GIe@ts, sefprunsene Sdnbe, Truf.
mortboiOsn ober feline Ss3abluus. 8nlise
Satisfaction sarantirt ODER 6as @elb pirO
aurilderfattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel. Bum
9erfauf in alien apOtbeten. DreiS, Sbomp.
fon G. 60, @boleIale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02
@a9l anseise.

I'm bic Birserber Gtabt!
% i4 bonn Rsform. Club Der Snnaen Wldn>
ner pc sIpn'ination flr bns Amt bss g a IT.
xollettors erbaIten babe unb mir bic I'm.
terrifying oes glubs susef9ert tporben 1T, 70
linoige i9 mid hermit ais Ranbibat fir bas
amt an. @lsidssitia berpfi6te i'd mid, bas
sanae Sidet ~ unterfasen.
& q GA1far
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02

Dg G%bamberlains 0uFeu : Wfebisin
1T beriibmt tuegen ibrer prompten uub
%pirtiamen Gur BON 9uften unb grtdl=
tung. Oie f@limmite @rfdltung fam
bur9 elm paar 9oieu biefes Mittels &C.
hoben perbeu. Gum 8ertauf BET sc.
Gobn & &c., s. &alteper & Sobn unb
allen D~ruagifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02

RaE~ gbamberlaius gugenz uub Saut.
SaI6e BELT droniide Qugenent3inbun'
gen, &%ingtpurm, 6le6ten unb @us.
f6lag. Gum 8erfauf bel &. @obn &
Co., 8. 3altsper & Sobn uno allen
Drugotffen.
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8
ididen Der 86lfer bsmitbig %bertrauenb;
benz reidbsmdbrten p%Ornebmfen &atbs
geber Der epangelii9eu &6nise Don
preuBeu, Der erlau9ten @tiBe bet
epangelif9sn Sadie in auer Welt,
pel9er bariber ma6t, bab bic eba1ge:
hide Stride gemdB ibrer @igenort uno
ui6t nod fremoartiGem, fit fe pers
berbli6em 8orbilbe regiert werbe; benz
t%iefblidenbeu Staatsmanne, Der erfannt
bat, baB Die 9ritli6e &elig!oa aaein
0eil bringeu fann BET fo3ialen Notb,
Die 9riflt6e &eIision, bic ibm bic &es
lision Der tbatfrdftisen 2iebe, ni6t
ber Mnrte, bes Sersens unb Wiaens,
ni9t bet bloBen 5pefulationen lit;
benz einHdtigen Greunbe aler beuts
i9en 0o9idulen, Der sumal ben eoans
gelii9en 6atultdten tbeuer ~getDorben
1T burn bic gntf6loHenbeit, NIT MEL
der er fir bic Greibeit 6erieIben einses
treten 1T, obne meI9e fe benz gpanses
lium unb Der Stride ni9t btene1i
f6nnen."
Sas 8latt bemerft ba3u febr ri6tig:
u9as mag m 9ateinii6en iebss
otabemil6 9ebiloete @emiitb nit beller
Greube erfiuen, bic beutl DIT Gohung
bagegen 1T bod Der refine Sobn auf tess
li9es Spra6gefibl!
uno gum Beiipiel bafir, baB man
fekt in NeutImldnb-trDb Sniuer uuo
@oet5el- pieber beinabe auf BEN
etanbpuntte anselanet 1T, ME bot Der
Reformation, baB ndmli@ bas uges
meme Bolt" bic 5pra9e BET 8eamten
unb @eIebrten ni9t mebr beriteben
fonnte, neil fe 10 betf6n6rfett uuo 10
berapidt mar, flbrt ienes 8latt einen
grlaB bes anbaltiuli9en &egierunsss
prdftbenten an, usl6er cine 8efannts
ma9ung our @rri@tung elmer 2atein!z
i9en p6beren 8irgerf9ule lit &oetben
entbdlt. Sieier grlaB lautet:
rNa6 MaBeabe beg SiIbuugsbeoirfs
miles 9erienigen, mel6e nod MbIr!pis
rung Der gan3en, feds Glaiieu nit
Sabrssturfen umfahenoen S1ule, bems
nod, ba bic Mufuab!ne in bic unterhe
2laHe berielben = abgeisben bon benz
borangeaangeneu breiidbrigen 8eiu6e
elmer n8ori6ule", be3u. Der Nbneiguug
Der erforberli9en elementareH 8otbils
bung auf anoerem Dese-in Der &es
gel bur9 bic 8olensurg oes neunten
~2ebeusiabres miro bebingt nerben, ct.
ma nit gesinn bes 16. 2ebeniabres &C.
wilt linb, einem birserliden gerufs ftd
au;unsnbeu, pirb sb6bere 8iirsesi@us
lea, obne cine Ga6i9ule gu iein, unb
obns auf bic allen bDberea 2ebranfalten
gemeiniamen 4ufgaben ersieblider Iri
3u ber3i6ten, lire eigenartige 2ebrauf=
gabe unb ibren befonberen 2~ebrganS
auf alien Gla0snftufen befimmen."
lno oamit iOl6s Gap MiBseburtsn
bon einem Observation-Disclosures in bic
@elt geieBt usrben, baben @0tbe,
Sbiaer, S9openbauer, 6eine unb
6epie selebt unb gemirft? Da5.u
tpdre bas re9t ii5erfaifig. semeien! .
Derartigen Beiipielen gegeatber er'
i1eint es enti9ieben als cine nationate
pfi6t Deutihlanbs, enbli9 ben alien
3rimstrams Der tobten Spra9en gum
She'll ober san3 iiber 8orb gu tuerfen,
UNI Der arg ge~miBbanoelten Mutter.
fpra9e tpieber au ibrem &e9te 81 per-
belfenI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02

a@r perionen, bic an &beumatismus
Ieiben, folten @bamberlains "Pain
Balm beriuden. Cine Nntenbung
Iinbert ben S9mer5 unb fem beft6ns
bigger @ebrau9 bat mande Gdle bon
9ronii9em unb @elents &beumatismus
turirt, In uel9en anbere Seilmittel unb
ielbft bic beifen Nerate Ni9ts ausri6ten
fonmten. preis so Gents per SIai9e.
Gum Bertauf BET 81. Gebn & Co., 5.
&alteDer C Sobr un0 aQen Drugeifen.
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saT IS 1T feline @efabr 6amit bers
bunben, @%bamberlains SuifensM ebi3in
ben Ginbern gu geben, ba. lie teine
i9dbli6eu SubtaHien entbdlt; fe 1T
unerrei1t fir. @rfdltuus unb Yrdune.
Gum 8ertauf bel st. gobn & &c., s.
SalteDsr & Sobn unb allen 9ruggifen.
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Npti5 an gtemer5abler.

Der llnter;ei9nete madt hermit b%etannt,
eab bic fdbtif9e AID valorem unb e.
feuer fur bas am 2s. Gebrlar 1889 enbenbe
MnnitipaItabr 1888, jett fdaig uno AM ober
Dor benz g~enannten Gage tnblbar inb.
John ). Sterens,
s,I,2Wet Stabt , Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02

eg- SIN beliebten Miffipnss
0arten ituo @B5immer eingeri9tet
unb er66net wDrben, pofeltft man re-
guldre Wabl5eiteu einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. &uftern werben
rob uno in better 3ubereitung %ierbirt.
Wtablaeiten Derben i'm eigenen @ei1irr
ausgefanot uub auf Wunfb Dinners
unb Soupers ing 6aus geliefert. Nuf=
merffame Beoienung unb prompte Qus=
fibruug Der Nuftrdge garantirt.
6beiner & 8atl.
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SIR StraBen g cmmidr
Die vGreie YreGe~ iF autoriirt. Germ @m
NJ. 6 ampbeI als Ganhibdt fir fas Sim
bes Stratensaommifdrs ansutiinSissn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02
ueppi0es &a0r

&ann man ii9 MIR baburd beiuabrel, baB
man Die &opfbaut rein, fibl uno fret bon
S6ieferl, uno ben &0rper In geiunoeu,
3uitanb erbdlt. Die gruBe geliebtbeit Don
&ger's 9airs0isor riibrt oaber, bab es bic
&opibaut reinigt, oas 8a9stum bes SPARES
beforoert, bas ausfalen besielben perbitet,
uro linn ben gu pollfomntuer S60nbeit 10
sforoerliden tpeiden unb %ieibenartigen
@lau8 ertbeilt.
5reberid Sarop aus &orbarb, Wfaii., cir
Wtalln bon fiinf5ig Sabrer, fab ieine 9aare
Id)lel altsfalen, unb mas banorl suridblieb,
tpuroe gra1. Na6oem er peridiebene 9aar.
inaiier obne @rfolg -%angepanbt, fling er OF
ADer's 9airs9igor 81 gebrauden. vgs
that Dem I~usfalen Gin6alt," ifreibt er,
nurb perpanoelte at meinem groben gritau-
nel1 Die meibe 6arbe meines Saares (obne
Die &opfballt i'll farben)in basie1be Braun
bas i'd bate, ais i6 Is Sabre alt mar.
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SD iiubige mid hermit als Ganbibat fiji
@~ieberpabI fir bas Amt bes 9eforbers in bel
I'm Gebruar ftattfinbenben @abI ON nit BEN
8erTpredcn, bne i'd, nenn erpd6lt, mein,
Yfidten in ber 8ntunft ebenio, ME in Der Ser.
gaugenbeit erfiufn perbe. Sd pinfde BIZ
nnterfituns aaer eefesliebenben unb friebli'
den 8iireer au erIansen.
Mntcn 4bam.
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Sir Recprber.

Die sGrete @reHe@ 1T autorifirt, Germ 6 b.
uarb Sbber aIs aanbibat fur bas lint Res
aetorberS nndutiinbiscn.
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2oBt gu9 ni6t tdul6en bur@
tieoere preiie fur Nrbeit, pel9e better
als irgenb eine in Seras geIiefert uirb,
ionoern berfigt @u1 nod Gallo.
to paws pbotograpbiidem Ntelier, go.
Alb Of>9ouftons 5traBe, mo- gu6 quite
uno aufrieoenffelenbe arbeit gu reelem
Breife garantirt uirb.
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Billiards ST berfaufem

Srei in febr gutem 3uifanoe befinb.
li6e Billiards (e9dfer's patent) ino
preismdroig au perfaufeu. Na95ufra=
gen bel u. 51oIa,
20, 6mt1mp San Mntonin, Ser.
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3ebn eSahre iitmaer.

01rS. MarD Montaomer1 ans 8ofton
I6reibt: pSabre lang mar i'd gen6tbigt Elm
SdubGen 3l tragen, I'M cine fable Stene
auf meinem Sdeitel 3l bebeden jebt aber
lege i1 bieles 9dubden NIT Sreltben ab,
oenn Sbr Sair=Sigor bringt neuen 9aarz
mufS bernor. Sd traute faum meinen
Gugen, als i9 Suerit benerfte, bab mein
9aar mudS aber es 1T 10, gu meiner
groBeu Sreuoe. Sd iebe nun Sebn
Sabre finger aus
Qebnliden @rfolg bon Der Mripenhlng
bon ADer's Sair=Sigor erfubren Dfrs. 8.
8. 8rescott in Gbarlestofpn, WaIi, Mib
8eiie $. 8eoloe in Burlington, ST., 0frS.
S. S. Burton, in Bangor, Nte., nno piele
anbere.
9as Iusfa1en bes Saares FAINT ietren
Grub in llnreinbeit bes glutes ober in
elmer St0rung in Wtageir u,lb 2eber baben.
Sn loldem Sale 1T es ipobl eriorberltf, oab
man cine 3eit lang pon Iper's CARA
parilla ODER bon MDer'8 Yillen in
Serbinbung nit benz &igor @ebra11
made, llnt alen Gerridtungeu bes &0rperS
poufte @elunobeit NIB Strait 81 geben. So.
bet fonnen mir 1id)t gerllg einl6drfen, baB
feines bieler Wfittel piel ausridten fam,
tpenn man ite nid)t nit Iusbauer artipenoet
unb eine reinli6e uno mdBige 2ebensnetie
beoba1tet.
NDer's 9air=Si9or,
Subereitet Don DR.. g.. G. Mrer & Co., aoren, UaaH.
Sn Ipotbeten uno Goilcttcnldocn gu baben.
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n~ Nelfen. @erbenen, "Sweet
Williams" unb Sopfeenddfe aIer
Wrt in ben Slta. Nurieries.
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@arb
@abl Mm5eisem.

SIR Glbermsn at large.
Die rGreie @refe" lit autoriGrt, Germ
Grit S9reiner ais aanbibat fir alber>
man at large an3utinoieen.
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Sas- glhbenbe Spaeintben In ben
Sltas Nurieries.
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ma Blibenbe Stiefmiitter6en in
Ben Slta. Nurferies.
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nay 8oggau Bros. baben ben
einSissn elfabrenen uub sa~perldifgen
planofimner in ber Staot.' Pianos
peroen fir 50 seitimmt uaS Die Grbeit
pirb %sarantirt.
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Mper's 6air=GiQor,

Subereitet Don DR.. s. G. Mrer & Co., 2opeu, Dsaf.
Sn Ipotbeten uno Toilcttcnldocn Su baben.
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usual manifestations as token
OF evil hailed Dots strange ap-
pearance in the exact manner
to be e'desired- His absence from the
barn. shortly after the girls depart
ure. the cut on his head and the ex-
treme fatigue, could be accounted for
in only one way Her presentiment OF
disaster was confirmed. Although the
stupid little fellow had only skunk of
into the woodshed, without word of
explanation. the evidence was suf-
feient-I in her opinions; so in an in
credibly short space of time p atrick
had harnessed the family horse, and
the anxious mother was on her way to
the. rescue of the captiyes. a light
rain having fallen the night before, it
was easy enough TO follow the fresh
tracks OF the carriage wheels along
the country road, and nldue time the
object of search was discovered. The
strong cries for help that issued from
the wreck as the sound of wheels ap-
preached had healthy sound, and
did much to calm Mrs. Thompson's
fears "A few moments later Pats
strong arm lifted one side OF the tenn
a poraryH prison-house, and Annie
crawled painfully out, while Hattie
came tumbling after. ~ - s-''ah
Both girls seemed quite willing to
ride back behind the "'old poke" and
even Dot received permission from his
> young mistress to prolong his days in
definitely when she heard what part
he had taken in the timely rescue.
"What dear, blessed mother you
are,'' said the repentant Annie, throw
ing her arms around her mothers
neck whea they were at last alone to-
gether. '.You haven't once said i
told you so.'''
-sa.'-I Thought something else had said
that, was the quiet response. Annie
looked away, and acted as If she had q
o. cold, wiping her eyes In fashion that
boded well for future conduct. -
Dot still leads charmed life at the
Thompson mansion, vibrating at his
own sweet viii between the ditch and
the sitting room carpet. feeding on
Gunther's best and enjoying many a
dainty forbidden to brutes of nobler
breed and higher intelligence.
JULIA II. THAYER
II YOU want all the news subscribe for
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NUMBER 81.
THE SIX SENSES.

see the wave break on the beach,
Isee the mist melt into air,
see the air fade into space,
/ see that Death IL everywhere.
Ihear the feet Of hurrying griefs,
Ihear mems laughter turn 10 tears,
Ihear the break OF beating hearts,
hear Death ulocktng life with sneers-
eat the breaG Of torture's sweat
drink the bitterness OF gaLi
eat and starye, and drink and thirst,
- taste the mold OF Death in all.
I feel the day chill into night,
feel the sunshine turn to shade,
feel the iee-wind in the air, -.-....-
Ifeel for me the grave is made.
Ismen the dust Of wiLhered joys,
Iscent the musk OF sure decay,
catch the faint OF coming Death --.-
Death now, 10 be, and Death Away
But far above earth's sickening strife,
And ost beyond the realms OF space,
Ard hidden from the senses reach.
Deep IN the conscience Of the race,
There lives a sense, thera speaks voice.
- That faints and fades, but never dies,
That brings alike TO serf and lord,
And high, and poor, and low, and wise,
The onlS everlas sIag hope. ..
There is no grave, hear IL sing;f
There is no death, its tones declare:
Loi Lies in life and Lies in death
- Lie nov, 70 be, Life everywhere.
r a-Ecwin Royle. in The Cosmopolitan
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instinctlvely held her breath with

instinctively held her breath with
fear and awe-lw nadr srfu Tlf FliIugs-
Isn't it beautifulP But don't let us
nnger any longer than is necessary
whispered Annie, as she elung TO
Hattie's arm ''Ohi what was that?"
Il heard nothing" tttat ''i-t
There it is again, Oh, do drive on
fasterr for just then cracking
sound was heard in the bushes, while
Dot. as il, to .coFroborate- the suspi-
cion, set up SEXES OF aggressive
barks, for which he was particularly
distinguished whenever he found
himself enscOneed in a place of safety.
Al, the same moment a huge New
foundland dog sprang out of the
thicket directly in front of vi, who,
with succession of wild plunges,
ran up steep emban kmert beside the
road, and then with sudden change
OF course, overturned the carriage,
and, breaking loose. galloped away
at headlong speed. vanishing in a
cloud OF dust, ~ y. ---.->--.--.--- -
When the occupants OF the vehicle
recovered their senses, which they
speedily did, they found, to their sur
prise. that they were still in the land
of the living but confined painfully in
the very closes quart ters of the carriage
top, To extricate themselves from
which promised to be no easy task
Had they but occupied the front seat
it might not have been difficult mat
ter, was the unP!easing reflection,
After repeated attempts they resorted
to screams for help, but the cemetery
being. some distance from the main
road no one was iikely toshesr them,
and the conviction gradually forced
itsed upon the unhappy prisoners that
no one would know of their condition
until they should be past help. vi
would go back to his former home, OF
course; Harry would stay atithe green
house, as usual. thinking they had
changed their plans; papa would not
reach the grounds before twelve
o'clock. and they would both bedead by
that time, they weresure. and here they
abandoned themselves to loud shrieks
and walls since there seemed nothing
more TO do. Their cramped, position
was becoming unbearable. and matters
did begin TO look serious e , -.1fET
But in the mean W hile, what of Dot?
The girls remembered seeing him
spring from the carriage Just as the
final shock came. With a yelp Of
mortal terror he had forsaken them,
and this seemed but the GROWING act
OF his despicabIe little Life But let
US not Idge too hastily Had Dot
been the regulation dog of fiction he
would have fed home on the wings of
the wind, bounded into Mrs ThoIn D.
sons Eresence, tore her best dress
halt of her. and by a series of intelIi-
gible bow-wows would have announced
the plain truth in frantic manner;
but the facts. of the case compel the
admission that Dot was not that kind
of a dog. However. the cut which he
received from the falling vehicle, to-
gether with the sight of the huge
canine in the bushes. served as an ef-
fectiye Incentive, making him fly the
scene as speedily as if urged by nobler
motives than seIf-preservation and
fear Mrs Thompson, being just in
the state of mind TO accept any un-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-18
A MANS MISTAKE.
A brace OF oeauties-one = blonde
Ana t,other a brunetis, -

A brace OF oeauties-one = oionoe @ .r
F.. And rother a orunetis; 9 .1..s.r.E
The dark-eyed hourI IS Hndegonoe, I'D. ..
The golden locks are Lefty
A horse between two bales OF nay al. -r
Might fancy what sureri
To miss q heaven whichever way lH1'f
Turn. oh. what is toughsrf Be sad
Fitherr rd WOO as I've wooed none
Had ne'er met the other; -.lr,-rs .rEra
but when think of life With one
makes me long for t'other.
When Lefty lifts those violet eyes --
To mine love her madly'
T31t Hfdegonde's angelic guise .r-' %
E- Anects quite rs badly 90 sr-lrzT
Their rival charms distract me SO r--H
.t-e. Iwish rd never seen en- ---rE-
For soon or late, fun well know
rye got TO choose between en- 20"
9esides. 10 break q woman's heart
should horrify a heathen' .i--
as Yetlf choose that the part o. -.Hr
That Fate assigns 70 me then ..- 80
oLetty! o gay HldeSonde! ~
ne snre that I shall pity
yy1inheverss Ieftl Yet why despono'
## There stiII is salt Lake c y i-- .7T-f
And when fancy either face 90 s5f1
81. . Row all agloW with beauty .-IlrF's
In tears for me, u seems a case fa-rr
Where bigarnys duty
s-Kind friends, the die IS cast,
on tnlxe me out and bake me
I've popped 20 both the girls AZ last
b And neither one would take me -
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DISCOVERY OF OXYGEN.
How the Vital Substance Was First It'll
-

How the Vital Substance Was First IT'LL
lied by LayoIsIer.
FIXED airn and "combustible air.
mad been speculated upon. and ''the
air that is left after combustion had
attracted attention. But the phe-
nomena of this kind, Inconsistent as
they were with the phlogistic theory,
had not been sufficient TO overthrow
it The first germ OF Lavoisier's the
ory on these matters was embodied in
a sealed packet which he deposited
with the Academy in .I77o Recog-
nizing that the calcination of metals
could not take place without the ac-
cess of air, and that the freer the ac.
cess the more rapid the oIlcination,
, he ''began TO suspect,p as be express
es himself, that some elastic fluid con-
tanned in the air was susceptible. under
many circumstances, of fixing itself
and combining with metals, and that
to the addition of that substance We're
due calcination and the Increase in
weight of metals converted into cakes
From this thought came, after much
cropping with erroneous conclusions,
the idea that air is a compound COO
tanning a vital part and another part,
and that it is the vital part that is
absorbed The behavior of charcoal
when burning in oxygen pointed 10 the
nature of that substance and to the
true theory of combustion. This new
vital substance, which. uniting with
the metals, formed cakes, and with
other substances generated acids. he
called oryge,s or the acid-producer;
the air that was left after com bustion
was aSote. or lifeless. The infiamma-
bic air which, combining with oxy-
gen. was found to fern water. was
called hydrogen.
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Business items. hrst insertion 100 per line o. ob
subsequent insertion sc. per line
Administrator,s and Exec usor's NJ desz..... 4 20
aHolSoI ROtoes-- ROO
StIaf anu sA1nliAr h0Iioos.'... ---.-..... l.6o
az ResoI'lftOEs pToceedtS.q Of any corporation
OF soc7efy, ad c011ssunsc1tf0rs 6esLge6 afl<
non - any matter Of limited fndspidudI inter a.
mast be pasa Jo5 adveTTisezenfs.
JOE PRIHTIEG of all kinds neatly and e1pedf-
ously exscxted ct lowest prices. Don'tyou Jorge
IL.
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DOT.
He Was Only a Trihing Dog, But
He Rendered One Service -
lWrtten for This PaperI

This Paper.I r- Hr
a NJ NJ A. Hattie's
come for me TO go
TO the picnic with
her Ar q I h c
things all ready?n
"Why,l thought
you We're going
with your papa"
and a shade of dis
appointment an d
surprise crossed
Mrs I'homPson's
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night hideous with his walls. The
neighborsg have threatened to kill
him, and sometimes i wish they
q "Hi ha, Speak of the angels and
they're sure toappear,"' cried Hattie
at that moment, for looking around
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motherly but careworn face
20 no, don't want to ride after our
old poke of a horse Papa won't be
ready TO start before eleven O'Clock,
and it II be so hot by that time; be-
sides, the wagons and carriages all
leave the post-ofice at nine, in grand
procession, and OF course want to go
with the rest
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Joker Ito new boy in his favorite
grocery store)-"I see you have maple
sirupin Where is it manufactured"
New boy-''In the maple groves of
Vermont; the sap from the trees is
run into kettles an then boiled on"
See here, boy, / thought you just
came TO this grocery store?" Yes.
sir, sut l worked in another grocery
store before Philadelphia Record