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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22
Ser GimbereQa edmb .stpre.

gde Of'6ouftonfraBe urb Mbenue c.,
bat feineH 0orratb bon S9uben far
9erren, Oamen unb &inber fur bic be,
b~oritebenben Saiions srbalten, uno III
i'm Stanbe, allen Nnfpri9en, tpel6e
man an elm elegantes pber an bauer.
bates unb preiswiiroises S9ubpert
fte0t, gu geniisen. Ser GinbereIIa
Shub Store lit elm iebr beIiebs
ter gintaufsort, ramentli1 oeutlder
Samen, ntdt nur Der aubortommenben
8eoienung tuegen, ionberu ibatid9li9
neil bic feilgebOtenen Waaren in ieoer
6inii9t empfe5Ienspertb finb unb Sas
tisfattiou gegeben baben. Man finbet
bier bas 8oraisli6fe, mas GuBbefleis
bungstinftler nur leiien t0nnen;
S9ube fur ben 8aliaal. Iussebes
i9ube, SAube fiir's Saus unb ftarte,
babel bod elegante S6ube fur &inber.
9erren tperben in elei9er Weife Be-
bient. aaes paBt wie angegohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22
Muerlet.

Die Beltnaps unb Waberid.
@ifIes baiten beute Morgen auf ber
Nlamo . pta5a elm gemeini9aftltdes
nebungseger3iren.
- Die Banter uno 51ulen tparen
beute our deier bon Waibinstons
@eburistag = gei6lof, IN. Dos Geuers
Department feierte ben Sag in Der ab=
li9en @eife burd einett um3ug nit
parabe &C. uub nadfolgenbem 2un9 In
Der 9urnerbaIe.
Die alamo . 9entmal @efea-
f@aft belt getern cine 9isuns i'm Maa
nerid @ebduoe ab. gs tpurben eine3
ansabl neuer Mitslieber aufgenommen'
uub bic nd@te Sibuns, in pelder bic
Beamtenmabl fattfnben ioa, 1T auf ben
6. Mdra fetseiebt. Ser plan lit aufs
getau9t, bon ber grri6tung zines Dent
raals in Gorm ether Sdule nit unters
bau &c. abauieben unb bic Nlamo ieIbit
In piirbiger Meiie 3u reftauriren unb 3u
elmer Nrt bon Gebd6tniB 9ale un,3us
bauen. in biefer Sale ftnnte man
bann bic Gtataen herporrogenoer Sera.
rer 3. 8. grodett, Srabis, Sam Souiton
&c. aufite1en. Sebenfals mdre Sic Mus.
fibrung bieies pIanes Der grri9tung
zines Dentmals bon 70 pbaenomenaIer
@ef9madloRgteit bor3uaieben, tpie elm
biefger Nrdiie!t ben gntmurf gu einem
fol@en seliefert bat.
= 6err gramm bon Der 6irma Gold
& So. in porfrio 9ia3 1T In @ei9dfs
ten In ber Stabt, unb bic sablrei6en
Greunbe bieies liebenswtrbigen 6errn
freueu f9, i'm besruBeu gu f0uneu.
= Die 5. Warb, defenders bic Npe,
nues C unb D iub In LETTER 3eit mies
berbolt bon ginbre6ern beimgeiu6t
uorben. Dem 9i9ter Simpfon nurbe
geftern Abeno Silber3eug geitoblen unb
Capt. 2odipoob tpurbe UNI 1925 unb
cine ~uertbpole ubr nit Settle i'm Wsr.
tbe bon 5000 beraubt. Sofentli9 ses
linst es boIb, bes abgefeimten Spibbu.
ben unb feiner Selfersbelfer, oeren er
u~nbebinst babsn muB, babbaft gu
tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22
@u.. 9BHina Il epbn.

uniere 9auptnabruns 1T unb bIeibt
bas Gleii9, unb um iol9es frii9 unb
gut gu erlangen, fam man unm6ali&
einen suoerldiigeren Marft finben, aIs
ben bon Wm. 66fing & Sobn, go.
511 Nbe. s. Sie 9erre1 baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer &unben &e9nung se.
tragen unb in ibrem @tabIifement cine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, pelde allen
Inforoerungen fit grbaltung unb gnt'
fernung iddbli6er Snsrebien3ell beg
6leif6es entipri9t. Sic babert beftdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen grober
8orratb bon Waftpieb, aus pel4em
rur bas Bette fir ibre 2unoen gepd6lt
rpiro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, Der
beIude ben Marft, No. Sill
Moenue 6. 1,10t1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22
Scr WrunD @armut

q .er's Yilier 10 beliebt i1nb liegt barin,
oaB lNal ft1 -itet8 auf ibre abfiibrenoe
@irfllllg o~erlafien fam, ipdbrenb fte bod
lie iible 6olgen suridlaiien; NIB sluar ein.
fad, neil ie rein pflan3li9 itnb, uno tpeoer
&alomel nod irgenb- cine anoere i4abli9e'
Nr3nei entbalten. SeSbalb bari mon 1e
Snoerii9tli9 seben, oh Der &rants alt ober
jung iei.
Sn ben Glib rnb 8eff<9 taaten, hoo
Gt0rungen Der 2eber 10 bdufig porfommen,
baben ft9 Nper's Bilen ais unlddbbarer
@egen erprobt. .. 90. Baire BON Weus
gerne, 81. g., i9retbt:
SD mar LANCE nit einem Maeen= ur6
2eberleiben gequdlt. Die nerldieoenen Nr3.
neier, bic Id nabnt, balten mir niht8,
bis ia anfing aper's Bt1len gu nebnten.
9ieie tbaten mir ioglei9 gut. Sd 1abm
bapou bier Wonate lang regelmdbig elm,
uub tpurbe noufommen g%eiun6."
SIN gan5 ~getp>Gnglano ftn6 rdfif ben
2ungenfranfbeiten Die M a 9 Els uno 81.
bdrmes0etbe en- an bdufgften.
@aseni@ua@e
unb Sartleibigfeit finben iia faf arlae.
neit. Serr 8alader, praftiider @bemi.
ter in 8orburD, gfaii., Der LANCE an Wfa.
geni4mdde lit, i6reibt:
n@in Sreunb berebete MIDI 41er'8 YiueN
III nebn1en, unb ba mir baS er ite S6d1tel.
den ni6t piel balt ruo1lte i'd fie aufgeben;
aber er brdngte mid bamit fort5ufabren,
nnb ebe i'd oas 5tpeite S6dhtelden ners
brau9t, fing i'd an Grleifterung gu per-
ipiirer. Sd fuhr fort fie gu nebn1en, bic
i'd elf S9d9telfen perbral9t bate. l1r1
mid furs gu fafien, i'd bin leet geiunb, mnb
banfe es Sbrer &unit als Gbentifer, bic iber
Die metnige gebt."
&opf unb Wtager ffeben thinner in @pnt.
patbie gu einanber; unb baber riibren ge>
m0bnlih Die qudlenoen &opfi6mer5en,
benen oiele, Defenders Srauen, ausseiebt
finb. Dtrs. 5arriet q. Marble bon Yongb.
teepfte, 81. g., idreibt ms, fe babe Sabre
lang an &opfihnter3 gelitten, unb babe nie
ettuas %gefunben, baS ibr mebr als rur nor>
iibergebenbe grleidteruns peridafft babe,
bis ie su I1er'S Yiaen gegrihen babe;
ieitbem erfreut fie ii4 ether o%oafdnbigen
@eiunobeit.
ayers 4tllen,
8uberettet uon
DR.. 3. 6. aser G Co.. euiusa. NaR.
SH allen @potbe,en ~ baber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

Dere I'M r0tbtDen0'gen WtaBe b0rbar0ett.
Sur bic Bepblterung befslben 1T es
aber eine abiolute Notbwenbisteit. baB
biefe feblsnben 8%tbingungen, welde CUR
@egulirung Der MISUNDERSTANDING
erforberli9 finb, bei9afft merben, unb
bamit bas gef6ebe, Deroen bic folgens
ben 8orf1ldge als in 3ufommenber
Weiie our 4ufgabe Der geologii9en
Staatsbeb6rbe geb6rig unterbreitet:
II Die notbmenbigen 8orrdtbe bon
ftebeubem o6er fieBenoemW alIer t6nnen
aur bur6 bic grri9tung bon 9dmmen
uuo bic 9eriteauns bon @aHertei9en
ober bur6 bic 8obrung BON arteRf6en
Bruunen nit Si6erbeit bei9aft mer=
ben, unb nod better 1T es, tpenn es
m6gli9 1T, bic beioen Nrteu BET Wai.
ferbef4afuug nit chamber au betbins
ben. IS foQte beBbalb bic Nufsabe
uno Mrbeit ber geologii9en 8eb6rbe bes
Staates fetn, cine genaue &enntniB Der
Topographic (8efdafenbsit Der CRIB
oberld9e), BET natirli9en gutpdRe
r%unespege unb Der @eologie (&uube
ber Wufeinanberfolge ber untereu CRIB
f9t4ten) beg SirresO iiriftes gu erlanz
gen uab 5uiammen3ufeaen, bamit fir
bic Sdmme unb Sei6e Die g~eeignetfien
pldbe befannt gemadt unb beftimmt
tperben f6nnen. Die Sei1e follten au
benz breifa9en 3wede bieuen, WaNer
auf3ufpei9ern, bur6 Die 8erdnoes
rung Der atmpspbdrif6en 8%ebingungen
&egenfaq berbeisufiibren unb bas Nn.
pfan3eu unb Nuf3ieben bon 8dumen gu
elmer Nt6slidteit gu MAIDEN. N6tbigen.
faqs t6unte1 fe au9 felbit gu 8emdKes
runss> 3medsn gebrau@t meroen. 8ie
RenntniB Bet Topographic unb @eoloz
gle Der 9iirrez& eeion 1T, au@ abseies
ben bon Der Muswabl bes plaBes fur bic
Ddmme uno Sei9e, beBbaIb elm
notbwenoiaes GrfprberniB, neil man
bic Si9erbeit baben muB, baB bic nobes
l%iesenben grbIdi6ten aud tpirfli6 uus
burdbrinsli6 finp, fobaB Die Sej6e bas
Waher feitbalten, unb bamit man bes
urtbeilen fann, pb m6sli9ermeiie in
Der Ndhe b~erielben artefi1e 8runuen
au bei9afen fnb, beren Strom fit bas
Wafer. tuel6es in ben Seiden bur9
8erbunfung DerlOren eebt, griab giebt.
q Ser Botaniter Der 8eb6roe muB
cine l1nteriu6uns bariber anteueu,
wel9e Baumarten fi9 fir bic berf6iss
benen 8obenarten bes trodenen 9iitrifs
tes uno feline flimatiiden 8erbdltuiKe
am beften eignen.
81 MIer meteoroloaii6eu (bie Wits
terunssberbdltnife beitimmenoen) Shat.
iabeu, uel4e in 8e8iebung 81 Der
9irrefrase fehen. miibten genau flu.
Dirt uerben, bamit, mo es notbmenbie
1T. He fotobl mie bic Wbbilfemittel ba
gegen, fomeit ioIde befannt Iinb, ben
2eu'en 5usdugli9 gemodt werben t6nl=
ten. Sir bielen 3med merbe1t bic Nr=
beiten Der meteorologif9en Nbtbeilung
bes Bureaus bic notbmenbigen uub iebr
.tpertbbole Mnboltspuntte an bic 0anb
ge5en. Wenn biefe Sbatia9en erft feit.
9effelt unb our aqgemeinett &enntniB
geIangt ftn6, miro bas 8auen bon
Ddmmen uub bas Nnpflan3en bon Sol3.
tuel6e bic eetpinf6te 8erdnberung Der
aderbauli9en 8ebingungen berborbrinz
ger ipnen, bon benz Wilen unb Der
9battraft BET 8enobner beS Sirrez
Oifriftes ielbft abbdngen. sic miHen
bann ia, bob Die Wobltbaten Der Glima=
8erbeferu1s, ipelde fe nit 5ilfe Der
WiRenf@aft f9affen t6nnen, ibneu bic
Irbeit unb bic Rotten, bic fie barauf
beruenoen mifeu, rei6li9 mieber 5u'
rid3abIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

say- perfonen, bic an 3beumatismus
Ieiben. fplten @bamberlains "Pain
Balm beriu9en. Cine Nnpenbuns
Iin6ert ben @9mer5 unb iein beitdns
bigger @ebrau9 bat man9e Gdle bon
@ronii6em unb @elenfs &beumatismus
furirt, In uel6en anbere 6eilmittel unb
ielbt bic beften Ner3te 0i6ts ausri6ten
fonnten. preis so Gents per Tlaf9e.
Gum Ierfauf Bel 81. gobn & Co., s.
2alteper & Sobn uno allen D~russiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

Die 3eitunsen brauBen inDeutid.
Lamb f4einen beriu9en 3u tpolen, ob ne
bic biefsen an 0erlogenbeit nod nbers
trefen t6nnen. go fiuben mir in linen
bic gei9reibung Der uerften eIettriI9en
9inri9tung", wel9e in Nep Oort an
einem Dsutiden, Namens &eitIa, aus.
eefabrt worben iei. Sn Wa6rbeit 1T
Neitt9 In gep6bnli9er Weiie gebdnet
tuorDen, unb man 1T In Nem Oort nod
gar ni6t einmaI bariber i'm &einen,
wie bel Der elettrii6en 6inridtuns Der,
fabren tuerben iou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22
0anepaff s. Gphn

~perfaufen ibreu gan3en @aarenborratb,
beltebenb aus 9erren. unb 3nabens
Nn3tigen, Often. uebersiebern, Gem.
ben, unter3eug &c. 3u bebeuteno perab.
geiebten preiien, UNI NIT BEN Eager
su rdumen. Sie @eleeenbeit, biGig
su taufen, iolte ieber benuben.
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= G~luctuationeu i'm Martte fir 81.
ienmaaren fam Sober bermeiben, ber
feline Orbers burt9 pieper &S6uIt.
b eB ausfiibren ldBt. Gnbritantest re.
guliren lire preife nod hem Ronfnn1.
piper & 59ultbeB baben Ifeis etnerl
enormen 8orroib BON Gen3orabt, giien.
ble6 II. (. 10. urb lie nDtiren friibere
nieorige preife, menn biefeIben aud I'M
i'm Wartte teisen.
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sr Gbamberlains Suften Mebiain
1T beritbmt tuegen ibrer pronlpten unb
Dirtiamen Sur BON Quiten unb grfdl=
tung. Die i@limmfe grtdltung fann
bur@ elm paar Oofen biefes MitteIs ae.
bobeu tperben. Gum 8ertauf Bel 81.
Gobn 6 &c., s. Ralteper & Sobu unb
allen Drussifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

saS- So 1T feline @efabr bamit bers
olinoen, @bamberlains 9utensWa ebi3in
BEN Rinbern gu geben, ba le feline
i9doll9en Subftan3eu entbdlt; fe 1T
llrlerrei6t fur @rfdltuns unb grdune.
Gum Werfauf bel u. Gobn & Co., +.
Raltsper Il 6obn uab allen 9ruggifen.
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BaS- 3bos. 9 oggan & Bros.
baben oas Doutdnbigife 2ager bon Wfus
ftalien in Der Stabt unb geben Sebem
ben n6tbigen Nb3ug ODER &abatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

bas- 8oggau Bros. baben ben
einaigen erfabrenen unb auberldffieen
pianDiimrer in Der Stabt. pianos
perben fir 81 geitimmt un5 Die Nrbeit
Dirb %garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

Gir unbeilbar sebaltene Magen.
lei6en limb f9on bdufig burd Or. Mu.
quit &oaie's hamburger Sropfen ge,
beilt tuoroen. Sn allen apotbeten gu
h1hen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

SIN rbtIIigen" aeRaurant.
@aff: 6err Wirt6, 9iebt's Sonntas
tDieber 9aienbraten2
Wirtb: Nsin, mir baben MUIR nod
einen 9aien, unb ben brau@en mir gum
Mdufefangen.
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0eoanfeuiplitter. =

Mer ifets boa 2ue6tesfnh rur mar,
Dem fiebt mons f9on bon @eitem an;
3mei 96der bot 6as 9romebar,
DAB man beqllem o'rauf reiten fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

9rotuas @efrigerator @arft,
@de @ibs Qlamos unb Martine3ss traBe
fibtt frif6es, gep6feltes unb gerdu9er,
tes Sleiid; ale @orten Wurf, Slide,
Muiteru, 8efligel, Wilb. Muftrdge
tperben prompt ausgefhbrt. Often ben
gan3en Gag. 4,12,6Mt
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aus Npbleffe.

Mus N0bIe E.
sic tuerben feben, infer Greunb
8raunmtaer mirb fi6 nit ieiner Sob
leKe bic gauge @eiunbbeit ruinireu.
: Wie 10?
St bdlt fi6 iest sor einen 6ausarsi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

90rt, uie ber 2leine i9limm bonn Gro.
BEN ipridt!
Gin Glob, Der einen @%lepbante1 ffi9t.
Sen 8roBen febt, Der ni9t ben 3Ieinen
lit:
Gin elephant, Der einen Glob aertritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

sar Geinfte unb biligffe Orudia,
den BET $ o + on Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

Su milft bes publitums @ei6mad
Dur6 @eif uub Ser3 periaagen2
Oas beiBt, bu milf i'm f6par3en Trad
@iaen iteiuigen Nder biingen.
albert &o6erta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

Das gr6Bte 2ager bon Gerebrs
unb &euolber : patrOnen uno 6alfen
bel piper & 59uItbeB.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27

And such was the man the baronet
would have his child marry. Sudham
had seen Bella often, and he thought
she would make a fine addition to his
estate. He would take pride in show
ing her, and having her preside at his
table. But the maiden herself had diff
ferent opinions upon the subject.
''lf | thought you were in earnest,
father, | should know exactly what to
saw"
"Ah, and what would it be, my
child"
Il never can be that mans wife"
Every well. You viii have q fathers
authority to contend with, then. Be as
sured, you shall marry with him, for so
/ have promised"
But the baronet found himself with
more work ON his hands then he had
counted on. Bella grew sad and melan-
choly, and soon the truth burst upon
him that his child was beginning to lose
all her love for him. She looked upon
him as the tyTant who would crush her,
and she smiled no more in his presence.
He could not help not cling this, and he
wished to overcome it; but vet he
thought not of granting to his child the
boon she asked. He looked upon the
poor pearl diver as the only obstacle to
his plans. He had no faculty Of look
ing down into the heart. He knew of
only two powers of nature-two moral
and social executives; one was power of
station, and the other power of money.
One day he and Sudham sat in council.
Upon my soul" said Sudham, 81
must have her for my wife, for 1 have
made all my plans with an eye to that
event"
''And so she shall be" the baronet
returned. ''She is crazy now with this
pearl diver"
"Why not send him off,
because I fear Bella would go with
him. I"
''But shut hey up"
Eyes, l know. But then she would
moan and grieve herself away"
Then look, cried Sudbam, energeti-
cally, for a thought had struck him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27
alortrn aas lilisrrIlann.
THE KINGS DUST.


Thou shalt die" the priest said to the
king
Thou shalt vanish like theleaves of spring.
Like the dust OF any common thing
One day thou upon the Winds shalt blowl'
"Nay. not so" tho king said Il shall
stay
While the great sun in the sky makes day;
Heaven and earth, when do, pass away.
In my tomb | wait until all things gol"
Then the king died. And with myrrh and
nard
Washed with palm-wine. swathed in linen
hard,
Rolled in naptha-gum, and under guard
OF his steadiast tomb, they laid the king.
Century fed TO century; still he lay
Whole as when they hid him first away
Sooth, the priest had nothing more to say,
He, it seemed, the king, knew everything.
One day armies, with the tramp of doom,
Overthrow the huge blocks of the tomb;
Arrowy sunbeams searched its chambered
gloom
Bedouins camped around the sand-blown
spot.
Little Arabs, answering to their name.
With broken mummy fed the flame,
Then wind among the ashes came
Blew them lightly-and the king was mott
Harriet Spofard in st. Nicholas.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27

g am the one who first found it, and l
know it well, for ! not only opened the
shell and thus killed the oyster, but l
measured the pearl. Ha tbs the one
the very one and here is where l
notched the shell in opening it. Cen
tlemen, this is the pearl
"Sir John" now spoke tina chief
magistrate, who had stood close by the
baronet, lyon cannot retract. BY my
soul, he must be a wretch indeed, who
could snatch reward from such devoted
love and matchless daring +"
faye. aye =" shouted a hundred
tongues.
1T must be the pearl !" uttered the
baronet.
He looked up as he spoke, and found
that his child was already clasped with
in her lovers embrace, and that upon
his bosom she was weeping in frantic
JOY. He dared say no more.
Condor Sudham cast one look OF in
tense chagrin on the happy couple, and
then turned away.
Within a week, Allan Wilton held
Bella to his bosom, and she was his for
life and within the next week he gained
permission to fish for pearls during one
year in any place which was not yet let
out. He engaged his divers, and went
to the place of which he had once
spoken to Bella, and there he went to
work. People wondered at the vast
supply of pearls he gained, and great
effort was made to buy him off. But he
his exclusive right for the
season, and at the expiration of that
time he stood second only to Sir John
in wealth among all the men of the
country. But this was only secondary
in his life cup. That one prize which
he gained, when he went down amid
the mad waters Of the Bangale, was the
brightest jewel in his crown of life-the
"pearl of great price. - Yankee Blade.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27
How to Take Away Appetite.

A certain lady who keeps a rather
fashionable boarding house in this city
is troubled with ten boarders-no less
than ten-who possess enormous appe-
tites. Everybody that knows a boarding
house can realize that ten hoarders with
large appetites are very hard upon the
profit of the concern. She tried, like a
thorough business woman, all sorts Of
methods to check these ungodly appe-
titles, with no avail.
One day she happened to tell her
family doctor of these ten hungry men
and how they worried her, and he said
Immediately: "Why, can give you an
easy remedy for that.
She told him that she would be very
much obliged to him for any help that
he could give her on the subject, and
moreover said that it would be worth
great deal OF money to her.
"Well, said he, next week bake a
lot of lemon pies and see that those ten
boarders get their share Of pie.
sis that all your prescription, DOCTOR
said the lady.
''Yes, ma am, he replied; "and you
will find 1t is quite enough.
DO lut ntAb WIEN NiAC
of lemon pies, and she saw to it that the
ten boarders were helped twice to pie
on the firs. day. After that she noticed
gradually that their appetited fell away,
and at the end of that week there was
an unmistakable diminution inthe bill
for provisions required for that boarding
house.
The lemon-pie diet was continued
until the clearinghouse became as
profitable as Ii had previously been I'M
profitable. 1t is not within my power
to say exactly how the lemon pie acts
upon the average boarder, but it is GER
tainly fact that in this case the lemon
pies produced what no other system of
dieting could accomplish. This recipe
may be of use to some of the down
trodden boarding house mistresses in
this city, Pittsburg Dispa.ch.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27
Teasing an Alligator.

Not long since an alligator was cap
tured in a swamp two miles from Way
cross, Ga. 1t measured seven feet two
inches in length, and was placed in the
fountain basin near the Savannah,
Florida and Western railroad depot
This saurian, when first placed in the
pool, was very mild and harmless. The
railroad boys and others began poking
fun and sticks at it, and it has become
less gentle. There are several turtles
and small alligator in the fountain.
Some of the men have been amusing
themselves by throwing the turtles IN
its capacious mouth. 1t would crush
down upon them, but it failed TO make
n mash, as it only squeezed down upon
the hard shells which encase the terra
pins like coat of mail. 1t would press
down for while upon them and then,
finding that they would not collapse, it
would lazily open its mouth and turning
its head TO one side, would let the turtle
drop out.
The other day young fellow caught
the small alligator, which measured two
feet seven inches. and waiting until the
large gator opened his commissary de-
partment, threw the young reptile into
the mouth of the larger. Together
came the huge jaws with a mighty crash,
and the Young saurian's life passed out
in this tremendous pressure.
A colored fellow went into the grass
plat in which is the fountain, and poked
the alligator with a stick. 1t ran out at
him aud then retired to its pool. The
man poked it again when the gator,
outdone, raised itself upon
its feet in that frightful manner pecu-
liar to this species OF reptile, and with
rapid dart, il started after the man, who
ran for dear life Tire gator was gain
ing upon him when the wire fence
which enclosed the lawn was reached.
With one desperate leap the fugitive
cleared the fence and escaped. He was
with fright and fatigue after
his quick run, and for several minutes
could not emit a sound in reply to the
questions asked him. Atlanta Consti-
tuition,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27
SLOW SCIENTISTS.

Mr.. Pompus-Scientists say the age
Of iron is approaching its close and that
steel viii eventually take its place.
Mr.. Demure-Seems to me the scien-
tifc men are little slow, for, according
to the political records of many large
cites we have been in the midst of the
age of steal for some time.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27

The Office should seek the man, but it
should inspect him thoroughly before
taking him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27

All the paths of life lead to the grave,
and the utmost we can do is to avoid the
short cuts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27
THE PEARL DIVERS.
By AUSTIN c. BURDEoK.

BOUT northwest from
Putlam, and distant on.
ly a few miles from the
west coast of Ceylon,
was the residence of Sir
John Lakin. He had
come out from England
years before the
time at which we open
our story, and engaged
in the pearl fishery. He
was quite wealthy then,
md in this he had an adj
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

great water power at this point on the
Missouri river. 1t is surrounded by
magnificent agricultural region.
Coal andiron are found in abundant
quantities within few miles.
Ihea completion of the Neihart
branch, now under construction, will
within few months, connect this town
with the rich mineral fields of Neihart
and neighboring districts, and the extern
sion OF the Manitoba railroad will speed
ny render the C9ur d'Alene region tribu-
tary to NorthGreat Falls. An immense dam
across the Missouri opposite North Great
Falls will be completed by September
next, at an approximate cost of $5O0,0OO,
giving in its construction employment for
large number of men, and rendering
available an immense water power. The
workshops of the Boston and Montana
company, to be built during the coming
season, will give employment to II small
army OF men and be the cause of an ex-
penditure approaching million dollars.
10 complete the dam and workshops by
the time contemplated will necessitate
covering the ground with workmen from
the the beginning of February next for
the balance Of the season Of 1890. The |
plat includes Parsons avenue and Sum.
init avenue. The proposed Northern Pa
clflc line is marked on the map. The
county commissioners held a special
meeting today and accepted the plat