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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13
Eega =.

Sn elmer 2orresponben3 aus
Sonbo @itp, Mfe6ina gountp, bonn 8.
Mara beiBt es: vOie Stabt mar tn ber
leBten Mo9e bon bon Nieb3H9tern,
bic an einen 6errn &amirr aus ber
9auptftabt Werico 8ieb bertauften unb
ablieferten. Oerielbe bat in ber Na9.
bari9aft berum gegen 400 fette Riibe
angefauft un6 berI6ifft iie bon bier BIZ
rett nod Merieo. 9as 9ieb gebt, obne
gingangsfeuer au aabIen, obne Mufs
entbalt biz bortbin, unb Serr &amirp
fast, ct tpirb binnen &uraem bierber
auriidfommen, Inn cine tpeitere Magens
labung gu faufen, bic er obne bel
96wierigteit auiammenbringen fann.
Dies neue merifaniide @eiddft ber,
fpri9t fiir Weifteras elm sroBartiges au
werben unb uns ben Marft ber Gaupt.
fabt au er6ffnen. Die preile. peI1e
big iebt be3ablt tporben iino, betrugen
$1,000 fdr 2abe, uno $16.5O far Drei,
idbrige S@la@todeen unb $1,000 fiir
&iibe NIT 3dlbern. ."-Nu6 aug San
Wngelo miro eiu lebbaftes 8iebsei6dft
aemelbet. Gin paar taufeuo Stiid
&inbpieb", = iast BET betreffenbe ges
ri9t bonn 8. Mdr5, = rFnb bier geitern
In anbere 6dnbe iibergegangen, unb
bic preife uaren: So fur SdbrIinge,
$12 fiir 5meiidbrise unb $16 fur brei.
unb mebridbrige Stisre. Die Sbiere
tperben In ber nd9fen Wo9e bon bier
aus nod benz Snoianer Serritorium
perf6ifft tperben.
= &eprdfentant Clemens bon Neu.
8raunfels bra9te in ber @taats=2e0iss
latur cine Bin elm, bur6 tpel@e elm STA.
rimalfaB firirt werben ioll, tpel6en bic
giieubabnen fiir ben Sransport bon
gaumpolls 8allen forbern biirfen. Oie
Bill feBt f9mere Strafen fir ibre
nebertretung feit. Man gIaubt, baB
benz 8oIfe oes Staotes 5eras bur9 bic
Mnnabme bieier 8iQ idbrli9 cine Mils
lion Dollars eripart lperben ipirbe.
- Ser felpertrenbe Spre9er, 0err
8reibam, bat cine aus ben Heprdlen,
tanten Netpton. 8rpan, MeRinnep,
Drills unb We@augbp befebenoe Rons
milton ernannt. tpelde lnteriu1ungen
iiber bic &atbiamteit ber 4nlage zines
artefifden 8runnens auf Dem GapitoI=
9agel oornebmen lafen unb benz
9auie bann iber bas Neiultat ibrer
unteriu9ungen beri9ten ioaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13

= Sn Waeo III man bei ber gobruma
zines arteff9en Brunnens in ber Siefe
BON 1855 SUB auf cine sepaltig farfe
Wofers4ber geitoBen. Ser Druid mar
10 fart, bob Der 8obr.Npparat aus benz
gobrlo9 beraus unb bod in bic Guft
gel9leubert tpurbe. Ser neue 8runnen
liefert 1000 @alIonen tlaren unb reiz
men WaRers pro Sag. Sas WaHer
bat, tuenn es aus benz Brunnen fommt,
cine Semperatur bon 104 Grab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13
MQerIet.

= Cine Nnjabl bon Bemobnern bes
@oubernements6agels baben cine neue
S9lau9 : Gompasnie gegriinoet, mos
bur9 einem bisber ipirtIid Iebbaft em.
pfuneenea Wangel abgebolfen tporben
tit. 3u Geamten tpuroem gemdblt !:
@br. Maller, 8ormann; Wm. Mutb,
&apitdn uno $. u. Nobfe, Setretdr.
: Geitern 8ormittag ereignete iid
i'm Qauie ber Mr. 2auebtin, zines in
ber Nor6 Glores @traBe tpobnenben
Ingeifellten ber Nranias.paB.8abn elm
l9redli6er ungliidsfal. 9augbtins
tletne 8idbrige So1ter Stella tuar auf
einen 9tubl getlettert unb bate auf
einem S9ranfe einen &eboIber gefuns
ben. Wdbreub fie nit BET gefdbrliden
S9uBuaffe ipielte, entlub ii9 5ieielbe
un6 bic 3usel 5eri9metterie benz Ginbe
In entieBIi6er Weife ben Ropf. Gin
Stid ber 6irnf9ale tuurbe iogar i'm
ytebenaimmer gefunben.
: Im SOnntag, ben II. Wedr3 tpir6
In ber Surners Galle eine 8enefia Dor.
fequng fir ben 9euti6en Grauem= I'm,
teriftbungs 8erein BON San Mutouio
ftattInoen. 3ur Nuffabrung wer6en
'gslangen: Ser 3igeuner" 8enrebilb
mir 8eiang in einem Ntte bon ". BerIa.
Gerner: uNamieQ llebermuib1 2uifs
fpiel in eiuem Ntte bon u. Yabn unb
gum S9luhe: nSeremias Grille" poi1e
nit @eiang in einem Gtte bon Gmil
Yobl. Gintritt so Gents. Da bic
Wtitpirfung getpanbter &rdfte aus ben
bieligen Silettantentreiien 3ur Mitmir=
tung getponnen uorben fnb. 10 ters
ipri9t bic 8oritellung cine re9t amii-
tante 3u tperben. Sm SntersHe Der GU
ten Sadie 1T m6slidft aablrei9er 8e.
fu6 ertuiini9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13
Mt1tttel 1ttt0 eSacfe1t.

S'erta slauben mir aues gu iibertreffeu, mas
i D'er olferirt tporoen if, ni6t nnr, mas bic
0nte Der Waare, bic @reispiirbtsfeit unb ben
1eld)mad anbetrift ionbern mir baben einen
10 rsl9baltlsen Sorratb, bab mir nit irsenb Ell.
mem aOniettions> @sfdaft, tueG9es ausl6Iieslidy
otsfe Bran9e betreibt, erfolsrei6 tonfurrireu
toanen. 0as Eager birst bic f60nFen ga.
den, nelde Die Mooeftaote ber @elt, Berlin,
garis nnb Stem yort bieten. @ir laben ale
Samen ein, biefes ein3is in ieiner grt aus,
gefattste Oepartsment su imfpi3iren, ba mir
fider finS, ibrem 8eifaH su seipinnem.
SerieA's, Seriep's, Serfep's.
Ylul4 Wraps, gu allen Yreilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13
9aS Ynb 9epartellettt.

w'e es f9on felt Sabrem infer 8eifrebeu
mar, bieies Separtement in ieber Be,ieblno in
ben :. SorOergrunb au bransen unb baifelbe .ur
Attrattton fur unier umfangreides @efhdft an
MAIDEN, 10 baben mir unabIdfIia auf Seifsm
Serbsheruns binsearbeitet un6 slauben ieht
BEN Stanbpnnft erreid)t gu baben, iuo mir aIIer
Sonturrsna flbn bic Spibe bieten tonneu.
gsir f0nnen nit Allen aufnarten, tpos Sie
neuelte Wfooe Derborgebradt bat, iotpob[. tpos
bic Uaaon, als Die ausfdmiiduna Ser Site an.
betrifft, nnb anberben baben mir eine Oone
NIT Der eettans biefeS Departements betraut.
o.e nt9t nur erprobte @rfabruns, fonbern aud,
eiten anberorhentIi@ suten unb feinen G5e,
l@mad beiist, uno ii9erlid ben Ddm,en, tueId,e
uns NIT ibren anftrdsen beebren, boae Satis.
faftion aeben pirh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13
Nu6fIens Nlrnicn.Gnfhe.

Die bette Gable bsr @eIt fiir Sdnitte,
auetidunsen, @ef6piire. Gieber. unb Saut.
ausf4las, Gle4te, gefprunsene Sdnbe, Srpft'
benIen unb ole Sauttransbeiten turirt 3d.
morrboioen ooer feline Sssabluns. 8allise
Satisfaetion sarantirt ober 6as @elb piro
suriiderfattet 2b @ents bic Sda@teI. Bum
8ertauf in allen apotbelea. Dreib, 9bOmp'
Ion & Co., @boleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13
T.. WoIaFSQN,

bas einf5rmige 2loferleben muroe ibr
nod berbittert bur9 bic 0orfeaung
bon Manons i9abenfrobem @eii6te,
bas ibr Sag unb yta9t borf9webte.
Mas bdtte fe ibr gegenHber fir elm
lebergewiGt baben f6nueu als 3ofe
elmer Saritin, uno nun In ein Glofer
gebenl Sbre beripeinten Nugen iparen
tpie ein barter &i6teripru@ iiber bic
Grille ibrer iungen 0erriu.
Oieie fablte ibE tuDbl, fie bate Der
2isfa ia aud freigeiteut, aariidaublet-
ben, mas ieba9 nur einen treuen 3brd=
teaifrom our GOlge gebabt: dnbern
fonnte es ebenioiuenig on ibrem gnts
f6luB, oils bic naiben Bitten unb Gras
gen Ser Bauern. Sic ld9elts trautig
3u Naem. Sie fonnte ibnen bod nid5t
fagen, iuie beiB, tpie unmioerfeblidb
iie fi@ barna@ iebnte, iid5 nur einmal
ausmeinen 3u bHrfen ont 6er3en ibrer
alien, Iieben NabeI9ba, benz ein3igen,
oas, tpie iie feit muBte in Slid unb
2eio slei9 tief unb warm fir fie uno
nit ibr i6lus. =
3.
Gin feiner falter &egen rieieIt Elm.
f6rmig nieber, bhlt al bic blabenoen
@drten, In bic bas alte fuppelrei9e
4iew 10 pei@ 9ebettet Iiest. in unbur9,
briugli9e 66leier uao ldBt bic grauen
Wauerit bes Sopbientloters nod biiifes
rer uno menf6enfeinbli@er als fonft
erf9einen. Die Qinben in Rloftergar.
ten triefen Dor gfdije, bas Gras ber
&aienpldBe lit plattgewaI3t, i'm Wege
ftehen sroBe 6ampfe, In benen bdBIi9e
rotbgraue &esenmarmer aappeln, unb
bas fonft 10 Hare WaHer i'm Bafin bes
Sopbienbrunnens fiebt in trhben geIs
ben StrDmen bber ben Steinranb BIZ
naus unb beruanbelt ben ganaen @ar.
tenplab In cine tribe 3a9e, auf ber bic
glaIen 10 inuntet tan3en, als fode es
iniuenbig.
Weiter 1T aber aud ni1ts 2uffiges
3u finoen, 70 melt bas Muge rei1t. Oie
muntere 8oselldaar, bic fonit 8dume
unb Bostets bes alien photographers
fait ilberrei9 belebt, f6miegt lt1 bid
oufsepluitert ins uafe 2aub, unb Der
trobe Mdo6enf9marnt, ber fi1 on an.
oeren Saeeu In ieber freien Minute I'm
0ofraum tummelt, bur9 bic @arten.
gduge f9wdrmt, Ebt auiammensebrdnst
oben i'm groBen 6aale. hber bic 6an6.
arbeiten sebadt, unb bort, ober ioa
tpeuisitens b6reH, auf bic 2esenoe bon
ber beiligen Soa, bic 61mefer 8eata,
eint6nig f4narrenb, setuiB i1on gum
bunbertiten Mdle bortrdgt. 5ebr groBe
1afmertiamfeit erreste iie nidt, Die 8es
f6i@te Der frommen Mma3one, bic auf
oem 8aden ibres weiBen Sirf9es nun.
bertbueno bas 2anb bur@3pg, unb be,
fonoers ben gr6beren Gddlerinuen ee.
seuiiber biIft 5eut tein frofenber Bid
iiber runbe grilensldier binmee, fein
marnenbes RdusperH, su bem iebes ia.
oeInoe Mort auf ben Gippen Der suten
geata regeImdbis sufammeni9rumpft.
Simmer pieber neigen fe bic 36pfe
3uiammen. uni einanoer NIT bo9ge3o'
gsnen Hraunen unb pihtig gefalteten
StirneH gang unani9iebbare, unenbli4
intereRante Neuisteiten in bic Obren 3u
fiaffern.
(Eorffetunn fnInf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13
tSOrtfetuns foIst.)
Die iseue GutSedum,.

sic VIE baben Sbre Greunhe unb getannten tapcn
tre4en bSren geueidt Fnb Gie and islbft Gtner BON
9ensn, pel4e an f& ielbf erfabrsn baben, ME gut
eauu finh sic aud elm treuer Srennb harcn. DEM
per etnmal einen geriuh NIT Or. Rings 0euer Gnts
eeduns semaGt bat, ber tdt eS aud BON ter 3eit an
thinner In ietnem panIe. @enn Gie e8 nod niemaIs
gsbrauft baben nnb enen Suien pter cine Grfdltuus
haben pten, ceer trsenb elm eetten her eunse, he's
9aljeS ceer her 8ruh, bann periAafien Sic I'D eine
8laj@e herren uHb rer5uaen Sie es. Der GrioIa
ptrh In ebem Sale sardntirt pber has Gelb nirb qua
radsssabl. Prptefai@en gratis tn ter Gpetbete pcn
0retb, Gbpmpipn Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13
Gimer 1ram 8erseustpnnit,

Sic 1T borseitis Der Rei3e ibres @e.
ft4ts unb ibrer @eiialt beraubt unb
our6 bic oerbeerenben Wirfnngen
bon ben ibrem @ei6ls9t eisentbhmli.
den 2eiben unb llnreeelmdBieteiten I'M.
anfebnlib gemaht worben. Dieier
8eeintrd6tigung Mot nur ibrer Graft
unb @efunbbeit. ionbern au9 ibrtr
liebensDarbigen gisenidafien ginboIt
su sebieten, 1T ibre erite pHi9t. 9os
ipiro auf uni6dbli6e unb fdneae WeiIe
3u Stanoe aebra6t bur@ eine Selbfibe-
banelung nit DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, einem Rerbens unb 8eles
bungsmiitel, bas bon oerbarerWirfs
famfeit unb beionoers aubereitet 1T
fur bic @rlei9terung iener, bic on nnies
berf6lagenben" S9meraen, @efiiblen
bon llebelfeit unb Bel Grauen portoms
member S9md9e leiben - cine 8ottess
gabe fir ibr @el6le9t. Mpotbeten.
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: 0ie grmorhuno hes GoI @rif,

: Die grmOrbuns bes Col. grifs
iiths auf feiuer 20 MeiIen bon Sunetion
@itp tn 2imbIe gountp gelegenen
@an4e bat In isner @esenb cine
tiefgeben6e Iufresung berporgerufen.
Nuf bic grgreifuns Der @ebrHber Soab
uno Mae Brotpn, ber M6rber @riffitbs'
baben bic Greimaurer bon junction
gitp einen preis bon 500 ausgeiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13

= Ser auftiner poli3iit Dabis, mel.
der ben yteser Wiaiams eri6ofen
bate, neil oiefer f9 ber 8erbaftung
tpioeiiebte, iff aus Der llnteriu9ungss
baft eutlafen unb freigeipro9en pors
ben. Ser &i9ter be3eidnete feline Shat
als r@ere6tfertiate S0btung in grfiilz
lung Der 8erufspfli9t".
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&leioerftpff= 8eiab+

8ir iinb i'm Stanbe, fir iebe aleibfurbe, fir
iebe @uanee fotpie fur iebes waufter ben ent-
ipredenben 8eiab gu liefern. @erabe bieiem
Departcment 1T unfere sr0bte @ufmertlamfeit
augeDenbet norben, tim bic DamenpeIt in ber
3ufammenf feluns ibrer Soiletie in ieber Gin.
iidt au befriebisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13

@ @bamberlains Suiien Mebisin
1T beriibmt tpegen ibrer prompten unb
tpirffamen Sur bon 9uften unb grfdl=
tung. Die f9limmite grfdltung fam
bur9 elm paar Soien bieies MitteIs ge.
boben Derben. Gum @erfauf BEL sc.
@obn & Co., s. &alteper & Sobn unb
allen Oraggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13

= Die Bill. bur9 tpel6e 3u6tbauss
ttrafe nur fur Oiebfdble betreHenb elm
g8ertb:Sbieft tiber $50 fefigefelt tuer'
ben iolte (anfatt mie bisber i6on bel
tiber $20); tpurbe nit 48 segen %
Stimmea abgelebnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13
~ . %S.~ T.. WoI.FSo Riesen Etablissement
1sss-s9* IRrInafz
Setttett 3e1tge :

@eiBe unb farbise SiI@ti@er nit Serbiet,
ten, gifdtudjeus bel Der garb, Sanbtider,
gibies, @olIene Sildbeden fit YarIpr unb
@obn3imner. Yiano. Deden, bas allerneutfe
unb mobernfe. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
Bel ber garb, au auen preiIen.
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1SSS-S9+
Scbmbel Stbmbe! :!

Oieies 0epattsnent lit 70 rei9baltia unb
tpobl amsseifattet, baB es einen Store fir id5 in
Anfpru9 nebmea f0nnte. Bir iteben in BIZ
retter Serbinbuns nit ben anerfannt beifen
Gabrifen Der Ser. Staaten unb biirfen uns
tpohl rabmen, bab mir nur bas allerbeife unb
sas faibionabelfte @6ubpert fir Damen mnb
ainoer auf Eager baben. Setr banetbafte
S9nee fiir taltes nnb i,affeS Metter offerirem
mir fit Sdultinber.
S9war5e nno farbise Striimpfe,
eben o FANCY CoLoRs,
fitr 9aittem ,ttto Wedn4em
8aumpolle, molle uno Seioe.
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mud l1IlItlgllnlI 1IllllEflInllngflRErtl 1|IllIlEflInllgfllRg
Sei0e! Sei0e!

Sn allen Sarben gu allen Yrsiisn. Das wto.
bernite unO @efdmadbolae, nas bic @aiion
bietet. Infer Eager 1T unibertrsfRi9 reid.
baltis unb bic 9amen finb sebetsn, iib ipesieu
bieieS Departement, peI1es ouberoroentli9
SIbfdes bietet, anauieben.
Samnt unb @liifd au allen @reiien, unb in
alIen lLliben unb Syaneb. Garben
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3lei6e,. : Stpffe+

Doppeltbreite, farbise unb f4war3e:
aamesIbaare, 9rake b'glma, SrieO!s, Sen.
riettas, glbatrob, Ssrses, GaiIIe 6rameais,
gafbmeres, Eamife, Maltete, Damafe, Satin
&ips, gorborette, Colombo, ebubat, 9onbou
0ouIe, Tlaneue. s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13

DR.. Pierce's Pellets ober anti. bili6Ie
26rn6en; in Gldi99en. 25 Gents; !;
cine pro Oofs. Npotbeten.
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&tr 2fiBc @(ep6Quf
r Mnn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-13

Die
@Sdeutlide Greie Yreiie fiir geras
eri9eint
jeoen QomnerGag
unb foftet
$3.50 fir baS Saljr Dber 81. % fiit
6 WOnate In Vrrausbe5ablmaa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-03

LANcAsTERLODGEA. f. Y A. NJ. meet first ana
bird Saturday n each m4ntti ~ =. -. ~ lhtf
HnlIin tho ShnNYAIlcr hnlldlnn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-03

SIR RUPERT BROKE THE BADGE OF DEATH.
It, far beyond his most sanguine expecta-
tons, and now was gentleman Of wealth
and much influence in the first circles of his
city. But although the servants had agen-
ersl time OF rejoicing when the good news
reached them, the aged father gave no sign
OF Joy, or even qualification, over the very
desirable good fortune.
Yet, strange TO say, he did not venture a
word Of reprimsnd TO check the flow of re-
ioicing, nor seem put out" with their cheer
full, happy faces and lightheartedness The
influence, rather, of their merry speeches
and glad manner seemed to settle down
over his irritsbleness In q sort of calm,
soothing way that rendered his presence and
commands more endurable. And it seemed,
IS old Peggy had said, that 'the climax av
his timper had been rachel, praise the
saints
And now the fourth anniversary OF the
daughters flight had dswned, and 1t had
been quite o while since any news OF her
had been received at Heatherleigh.
Peggy Clarkson, faithful old soul, had
been growing uneasy for some time, and
had been praying 70 her patron saint "for
news Utrecht from the young misthress,"
when there came q vague rumOr floating
| about the country side that the health Of
Arthur Fairfax had failed. Doubtless from
overwork, they said, when an abundance
was wasting az the Hall.
There's ne iivia' sSwl aware hsw ssRe the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-03
CHATTER KY.

The heaFt-sick and mystified servants
stood speechlessly looking after the car
riage until the trees of the winding ave.
nue. shut it from their fearful vision.
A bird, high up in the budding branches,
broke forth INTO rapturous song as the car
riage passed slowly ia the Pickering light
and woven shadows beneath.
Miriam put very white face out of the
carriage side and took farewell inven-
tory Of the scene.
An air of neglect had begun to tell on the
once handsome drive; dead twigs were
scattered about, heaps of brown leaves en-
scopced themselves at the foot of the row
OF stately elms, while the fugitives drifted
about over the greening sward. Here and
there, however, an early spring flower lift
ed its smiling face along the unused way,
and the bird still sang on
"Ahl well, sing on, little harbinger Of
bright hours and fair weather." murmured
Miriam, with white lips and brimming eyes.
The brave, daring spirit of few minutes
previous had been supplanted now by the
wOmanly impulses of her heart
Goodbye, good-byev' came in sad ac-
eents as she passed under the arch OF the
outer gate, spanned by two bronze lions,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-03
HAy FEvER.

have been - periodical sufferer from
bay fever since the summer 81 1879.
and until | used EIY's Cream Balm
was nevar able In find relief. | can
truthfully say that Cream Balm cured
me. | regard it as of great value AID
would not be without it during the hay
fever season.. NJ Georgia. Bing-
hamton, n. Y.
can chcerfully recommend Eiys
Cream Balm to the suffering public for
hay fever and stoppage Of the nasal
passages. | have tried it and find Il
gives Immediate relief j. E. Rector,
Little Rock, Ark. 1898
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-03
A Lively Woman Who Would Not Bs
Buried in the Mud.

n Lively woman VINO NOulu NOT lta
Buried ia the Mud.
Look at that. wilt you?' exclaimed
a woman as she pointed to her trunk
in the baggage-room OF the Third
street depot the other day.
"Yes'um, was the humble remark
of the agent.
when l saw that trunk aboard
at Rochester yesterday it was brand
new trunk and all right. Look at it
nowr'
I'm a-looking. mum.
The strap broken, one hinge
busted, two of the rollers gone and the
lid splitr'
Il see, num-"
DO you suppose I'll stand that?"
she exclaimed, elevatihg her voice un-
til the echoes peeled slivers off the
rafters. "Do you think you can pass
that trunk over to me without paying
damages?"
mo, mum.
you've got hold of the wrong
woman if you think you can! want
damages -damages. sir! Do you
hearp"
I'll do, mum"
II put my damages at fifteen dollars.
That is for the trunk alone. The
damage to my feelings put at one
hundred dollars. ought to say two
hundred and fifty dollars, but I'll let it
go at one hundred dollars Who shall
| see?"
1.-THE president, mum. Come in at
four o'clock.
VERY we'll. III be here. If you see
him tell him I'm coming. Tell him
don't want no Ifs nor ands about it,
but cash down"
Yes. mum
'.And if he tries to dodge me I'll sue
for a thousand dollars and have my
husband come on here and lick the
whole caravan! Some folks can be
walked onsand buried in the mud. but
I'm not one of the sort. just leave
that trunk where it is until call. and
you mention to the president that
womas who is no spring pullet will be
here at four o clock 10 get damages or
pull hair Detroit Free Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-03
CHATTER XIII

Drawing aside the heavy curtain ne
silently watched the animated group below
A wondering expression taking the place
Of the usual sullen demeanor was soon sup
planted by one of recognition. Then 0
pleased, happy light so foreign to him
dawned in those hard, cruel gray eyes as
they rested on the crape-cad figure Of
Miriam and then on the fair child now in
her arms.
And. doubtless, the angel of love, posing
on white wings above the grsy-haired
father, was waiting to catch the first syl.
liable of endearing forgiveness; but the
light died out IN his face, and no word Of
affection had escaped the thin lips, although
they worked conyulsively IN their struggle
against the better prompting. In a moment
more the victory In favor of cruel hardness
Of heart had been won, and the uncompro
missing lines settled back around the firm
mouth, and the spirit Of his sccursed an.
cestor swayed Sir Rupert with its evil
power.
Hurrying down the long fight OF stairs as
fast as his aged limbs would carry him, he
reached the great hall door just before the
daughter essayed to cross the tagged pave
ment in front
Miriam looked up and saw her father
standing there; but oh how changed, how
frail and white-haired he had grown since
since. Ahi well, how careworn his face,
eui--he was still angry. Her heart sank
hks LEAD At sight Of the stern, rspHlssvs issk
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-03
WHAT is LIFE 2

Go back
And live that boy life Ger:
Alack,
track Of ihons which more
Than pierced my flesh from crown Ia ankle.
Aye-in my Young hearts core
Left iEeir rongh points 10 every rsnkle
In vain
Hope sought the heart TO cheer
Like rain
ON flower that's crisp and seer
All me. Too late! Ga lis low head
+ sch rain drop hni n tear
Shed on the whitening and dead.
Yet--yet,
When. 81 in a day dream,
Les
Thought wander back, 'twould seem
L.fc Was not al sorrow, Tor Al times
Those birds Of song beleem
MY fancy with there nnmea-nred rhymes
And oh
That little brook-s0 still
It's How
Where Ofttimes did fill
(Alas now regret the saughteD
MY "st ring, ia bOyish thrill
With those frisk natives OF The water
How few
Those Joy anu transient all
They llew
And passed ey0nd my call
Brlght'ning the path Of some favored one,
Whose heart ne'ef felt the pail
That masks all hopethe Clonls, the sun
This life
What is it AT the best:
A strife
To give our metal tests
DO this do that and We only show
We knew know not, then rest
In Knowing that we can n1thing know
Life endr
In AL has
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-03
pn bis countenanee. but she sand II ] via

on his countenance, but she said in a visit
full, piteous way: "There IS fathers But
the glad light Of recognition which had
leaped TO her sweet eyes and had tinged the
fine face with little flush OF happy light
died out suddenly, leaving it paler by con-
trast, for no answering gladness of heart
reflected in response on the paternal brow,
"Begonel begoner he shouted, as Miri-
am made move toward him. "Don't come
near me unless you beg my pardon, my
forgiveness; unless you can do that, don't
come near me, say"
His angry face was startling and pitIful
In the extreme to see, framed in by the
long, white, silken locks that swept his
shoulders.
He was chnging to pillar now, as she
gazed at him, with his left hand and arm,
and waving his children imperiously of
with his right.
Miriam put down the wondering child on
the paved walk and stretched out her arms
toward her father impulsively, while
strange light crept into her proud face.
''Fatherl' cried she, deprecatingly. The
aged face, despite it's angry expression, had
touched long-silent tender chord OF aztec
ton in the heart OF the woman SO sadly es.
tranged from paternal love, and with con.
fiicting emotions she uttered the endearing
name.
For moment Sir Rupert's face lost the
hard lines; it was evident a long silent
chord of his heart was also touched. and Re