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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

Tis the accounts of side-door
saloon that are kept up by double
entry system.-Hotel Mail.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

''HACKMETACK," lhsting and fra.
grant perfume. Price % and 30 cents.
RAYNoLDs X DANIEL.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

WHY WILL YOU cough when shiloh's
Uuro will give immediate relief Price 10
cents, 90 cents and 81.
RAYHoLDs & DANIEL.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

There j. s. collector in tovn who
-7rT1es hrs liiis 10 his hat some call
I'm. - u-.le- l1n f.IJE.-B.-ghsm-
-1- He-rtEca--
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

The United States annually CON
sumes 3O,0OO,OOO,OOO pounds of SUI.
gar. 1t only requires slight adj
vance by the trust to squeeze mil
lions ont of the people.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

4 farmer near Chiiicothc thrcshod
his crop Of wheat which produced &c
bushels Der acre
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

The best wolf is the wolf that has
never seen a sheep.-Atchison Globe.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

Bosque county peach crop this
year is valued Mt Sl4, $50 and the
melon crop NJ S4,l25.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

Swift's Specific is not one of the
old potash, sarsaparilla, or mercury
mixtures. 1t contains 10 potash, no
mercury, or any poisonous substances.
1t relieves the system by forcing the
impurities out through the pores of
the skin, and builds up the patient
from the first dose.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

RHfEC Tr,luhloi uritli any irrrguia--
L Hull. = ify are no. "a O. uriie me for
fan Il-rtiruI ~ 81 Oh vr.ssuii1-. letters
siricfiy uo-f iCT'lrl Tee uarst ease g
dysIsr.ia also cz-sl o. rle ui;t-1 r-aa
r-rrtts Wu1I1v prr~s-f. FiLrr1a-z-t.
sl5 il.I'y s.. .Is1HEivr.. y. J.. ur-~-v
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

The hot weather in New York hiss
made the death rate for tie past week
the heaviest Of the year.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

Or You are all worn out, really good for nothing
il is general debility. Try
BROUN'S IRON BTTTERS.
II will cure you. and give Il good appetite Sold
10y all dealers IN medicine.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

We sell great quantiti> >of S. S. S,
and the sale holds M well no fall
ing of, or prospect of falling off
While many are loud in its praises,
not one complaint has been heard
from our customers.
J. +. SEARS DRCG STOLE.
Waco, Texas.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

A bonus will be given any man
who will build a telephone line be,
tween Blanco and San Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

The worst Nasal Catarrh, no matter Of
how long standing. permanently cured
10y DR.. Sagu's Catarrh Remedy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

Arrangements are completed for
the expectation for an unusually
lrage number Of cattle abroad.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

Political questions in New York
continue to be as clay in the hands
of n Observation-Disclosures Critic.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

State board of education makes a
81 per capita apportionment of the
school fund to the counties.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-01

Copyright, 1898, by WORLDS DIS. MKD. ASSN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
MinneepSli5 GrD Gooo5 Ga.

SIN Snnbicatc 8lod, Ode
Der stem GtraBe unb NicDls
ct e. MAIDEN bsionbere Of=
Re ten lit ben neueiten Glcioerlto7er.
NGe StpHe iii,o %sorantirt refine 9Spae,
9inwcoo Sltitings, 'dbn II. felr tanerz
baft at 40 Gents, merits 50 Gems. 81
so gents gebet tpir uniern aunoen ole
auspabt BON AZ 3o4 breiten 0enrietz
tas 1T ben periAiebenfsn Sarber. 40
3oa brsite 0enriettos ieHr fem nit
iA5nitem Glan,. 40 SOL Sebaitopols
t~penigitens rs Gents tpeltb. 40 3oa
Sgrees IN aaen populdren 6arben. 40
3ca Nlba!roB lit Creme ino beaen
7arben. sue oieie Guafitdten, bic mir
fitr so Gents Ter Oaro o~srfaufen, tpds
rem tiaig 81 Is Gcnts. nniere 9eierz
innen iplten oisie Saden ieben UNI eis
men 8sgriif ppt Der 8ili9'eit Serielben
su befomm: II.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
g 0
WoutAua,
Sreg0n,
0aiDiugton.

gPenn ibr tpsFIit flbrca prGt, tent itr MD perac,
ien nd6 Die gtcrthern &atiftt 97 Wteilen GiieRsahn ei9.
MA, coer 81 Bcttent Der 1ansen G~tTenbobn Mionldna'S,
hue 9tHtc aehl ouId1 bas 2errltr1inHl ron On rne GGet,
CO lift BITE fiji 5ete Qtnie nad1 Ssleuo, Die eiHSi9e GIu'
gtral3e 4lrte cut Ten man TileE Gitp Blllres, BpSes
Ttaii, 3~:liiouLa, ben 9,llrmfune fatipnal Y1rf, unS
~tbsrtdup. $40 ter 9iiiberen 81 ihafttn in benz Gerri'
10 = ~eIreidseu tam.
Die 3iprtb un Baeifc ei9uet G2I Nieiien Balm Lber
Sc per Gent non BEN garisea Gileitbahucu In ~aGGihin9.
toa, ih4e Naiptlinte g itgedt 4Q n1n S}odhO 0tnte nla
GcH1Iue Sale, Gh2hep &~5nrnsue, 2jafjua uro Glsuss
burg turca bic WtiIte bss 2erritplilui5 ncd Tacoma
n1c B0ritIo ,, 9reg1r. sc 1T Ole eIn5l9e BChn Die
g1ltb n5tcn Gerftlo . errG'tbt. mi allen SrettealaiIe
i i ctilet ef1na i'll Gtcfan ne Nalls nap ipeitlidl BON DO,
L. I1ae tbsriielen, nm h%erie.liacn bic 3dno flIien iuoI'
len. 3elt All qereli itl rue ~umoySeuo d%naIleps.:.
Etc Hortbccn Hdlifie Balm til bic fGrilIt e 2iuie ftri'
ib,H Intpmd ure ct @aul bel l7 Nietlen nab
| seattle rSi III Msiier, uU5 ned Brrilnuo tei 324
| Nietie1, etnea lnletfhteo n ADJ .r6 p3u Elm hla 5tpel dds
ge1. Seine anoere Sinie hat r%8enople Dutdb5l9s, bic
iiata Sndpo, Dre6su p0er WoihlnGtcH lehcn.
Die Rer.hera z Iifc erTtiht QUO ale GidBe BON irs
geno xelher Beb. utun9 i'm njrtt;dea yilnrsi1tn, Da'
fila, %IfnItdrc, JSlbr, Credcn rub Ssaih n1:on. Ser.
| sett u,Gt, bcb bic 9~tJirhetn 4sc;fic In6 Gbotl Bdtu
Tic bic itpae GceEe.te St4ie ned allen EldeeH in ga.
Itioruld IN.
@-didt fur S~lrffarfe, tIIGitrirte Bio r unb Beid'ei'
tEnaen tbEr 6Gs IerttfOr uh lusld1eS 6le'e Babn uiiid'
iialt, BON &T, 3 III, M,nuca2Dlie, I uIutb rno aibs
l. no naG gortlato. NIB Dream, 1Gtonid NIB 4 eottte.
| T3e hlrgfen IerritolD. rcGt Vrietua len bet Ihr Die
Eeue Stare fne 1o&9 p3n 0aHo ,ytc9aaltg coa sSdib!n5s
tan Lerrttpfp in Furbtn SrnG.
Wtan n~hreire al ben n2Gis:n Stations' @8en;tt aOef
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
31ssgsr ered:a1amtt,
.uis Ct uisaer ;,a Giaahsa fam II. aufa6rie
Socialoemofrat 81 iein.
Son 8. b. S al meritein S. j.
(Tprtlebung.)

ST.: Mas ia9en fenn Die Sll6en sn
alsn bielen @silaJumsen, Die 10 flar
uno beitimant anf Selus bon Ga;aretb
hinspeiisn, uno nad beren Der Meiiias
idpn ldusli 9efolnme1 isin mub?
OttD: Nttl1, mande BON ibnen
nebmen an, boB er 3tpar idpn eefplnmen
iii; ober Soft halte Jpn tpesen berSIns
oen teS 0olfe5 ir9enbpo ~rerborgen.
Mnoere nl1sen pieQeitt lit Der jebisen
Gslebsrrididait Der Suben ibren Mels
lios erblidsn. Ge!pib il, bab balo nad
ben 3eiten Gfrilli cine gan3e &eibe am
sebliAer Meliiai1e auffanoen, aber balo
ipieber oergeIlen ipurben.
ST.: S1 febe alio, oaB mir Gbriifen
cen Suben gegeniber int Gedte iinc,
uno oaB mir bebaupten %tonnen, mir hdts
ten, Die edte, alte Gelieipn, uno bic
Gatriareben abro9arn, SIaat rao Sacp5
,piirocn es nit uns balten, peun iie iebt
prn bcn Spoten alferitdnoen ; bas lebe
ia. 4ter ih iebe uob nidt, wie bar
aus fDlst, baB Die driitlibe Gslieion
BON Gptt gspiIalbart lit.
Otto: Damn wia id Sbnen bas
seiaen. = Gle sebcn mir ct, bab fein
Meaid in bic 3utunft blidsn fam?
8r.: Sreilih nidt, tpenn es iid
nidt INT Ginse banoelt, Die man aus Der
8ersansenbeit coer Der @escnipart FER
suleiten pern1ag.
Ottp: Sang 9edt! 60 fam id,
a(Ip jett idpn iuse,,, bab am 21. Mdrs
ndhfien Sabres Die Some unsefd9r ulr
6 utr aufgebsn tpiro. SD fam aber,
pine BON @ptt er!eudtet gu iein, nidt
miffsn, melder Menid an benz Sage
susrit bicr ms 0aus tommt. Sebt BE-
eenfen eie, noB im alten Teitament cine
sanse Gsibe bon ein3elnen, gans sufdQi.
oen Oinsen ii6er Den MteIlia5 porber9c:
Iaet 1T. ep bate Der 9rppbet sri:
.lfdas Is, q beutlih pDrbcrgeiagt, bel
Melias werbe aus 8ettlebem TERROR:
seten; baber fpieien Die 0ptenpristel
uno sdriitselebrten ben 9erooes, ais
oieler lie rarum iraste, auf 8ethleheir
Tin (persl. Mattb. ?, s.. Gein aeiOer
beidreibt uns Siaias int SO. Snrite
nit b;n @rrten: vWabrlid, CT trd9
unlere SranIbeiten> nno laost ouf fid
uniere ehmerscn. Nir baiten i'm fin
einen 4~usidbieen, ben Gpit geidlaser
uno sebemiithist bat ; a6er er 1T Der.
punbet INN unierer Mifetbaten piQen.
seridlasen i'm unierer Siillben tpiacn
unieres Griebens fpiaen liegt bic !3Eds
tisung auf ibm, uro hur1 ieine Wlm:
ben tuerosn mir gebsitt. @ir ale ginger
in Der SIRE, tuie Gdafe, ein ieglidel
mid as nad ieinem @ese aber unisl
aaer 1li6ettat fat Der 9err auf Jpn &C.
legt. er piro seOpfert, neil er ielbl
seurIt fat, unb 6ffnet iei1en Wuni
nidt; tpie Elm Gdaf pirb CT sr
Gtladtbart sefi6n, uno peritummt
! irie Elm 2antm Dor benz, Der 6 ldeert
uio tut ieinen Mlu.b ni6t auf." ST.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
Ger ~a1tnttnrrer.

persislid auf ben @sg. @oaen Sic
aber ole Madt baransebcn, 10 fiigt fid
olcs id,pn bsIIcr. Sb made es init
benz @irtb poln gplonn Gnsel id,pn
aus: baB Sic mein SAT- iinO uto nntSr
meinem Iad,e ilternndten. Sic tparen
in Stalien ullb ih auh ]; barAm fhrncn
mir uns reihlih il6tr firdiit,e $inlt
uno bas reti3i5ie Qeben oa'elbit i, lei=
nen pctIdieoenartieilen IllS prd 5ungen
fGltlib u~m'erbalten. Gem &dafer bes
fleilten 0runoitiidss psroen gle eben=
falls Bel mir beBesncn, uno f5nlten BET
einem @lale Meiu ben 6anoel ireunos
idaitlid ms 9teinc trinsen, SD ie9e
IS Sbnen an, bab Sic bleieen. Maden
Sic mir Die Trsunc,"
Sd id,us in bic ferslia ba~rsetotene
6auo.
u@ie id,ledt terftii,lbe i'd mid auf
meinen @prtbe1l," iogte id, u,penn ih
folder 8itts tpioeriteben f6nnte!"
Gr rief Dem Giener ,no lief iiA ben
6ut bringen.
vssSebt in bic 2onslc'," iaste er,
LIMB am albeno at Sbneu in ben spl
uen enssl> mn Sic III mein 0aus obSus
bplen."
&ir ei1sen 3ulamn,en cen sriInenoen
St. ppenfur binab.
Gin Sdpalbsnpaor fEpJ burd has
Seniterhen ih,pirreno billalls.
~Gort int Mintsl 1T i5r 0leit," iaete
Ger Sreisritter. uTas lino meine ioln=
merliAen 6atssenpIIal uno bic einsi9e
Samilie bier I'M Nrt, heren 6inoer fid)
nid,t an ben = Snfel gswD9nen ppl.
len. IS mub mp6l an itnen tiesen,
osnn iA babe bic Gslbl4nSbel terslid)
germ"
9amit tratsn tpir a,,f Den 3al bi,=
aus, ltnb mein Gaitlreuno nladte mid
auf eiren $3.50 aufmerfiam, Ger qllel
curd, Den ibatti3en 9runo in Die jen
ieitigen 0igel biuiiherlief.
uGr fii5rt Gle ol,f cinen 9rntt> we
Sic Die sonse 6errIihfsit u~n1eres =tdot:
d'ci's ii~beritballen. M}6ge iie @naoe pol
SIREN 4uaen fiuocn =
Sd beriplate Den mir beseidnstenTuG:
ipeg, ipatrsno Der SreisriAter oernGbrl
suuaneelte.
6irtsr eir,e.n Der 8dulne bl;eb id
iteben uno fab ibnt nah, lie CT mi
ieltiam idleifenocn Gang, oo5 6aup
auf Die Seite aenei9t, ppn ben lp'elea
cen SpmeltlAtern i~iberhpGen> ultei
ben 9duinen tineilte, bic Slime aui Del
9aiiden, lei eQer nn3tftalt uno Scr
n~atrloIltng beg Nl'bcrn = cine ipoh|
tbltence Grideim,n1.
ueberaus efrwlroig NIB liebioertI
lit mir bieler ao!tcS fird!i3e 2reisrihte
serproen in ieiner hoteolen sGtrfianl
felt alS - Spotener.pedsr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
0ettrAMett.
2eben eine bbe @uf G
pbne bas1eIbe.

Gin srpBes 8ertrauen III Gerridenoc
3ultdnoe lit nptbuenoig, nm aQes tpas
al,geseist tptro, ais barre Miinse sl Be-
tradtcit. Gertrauen 1T iebr rptbtpenbig
I'M Geihdfte 81 letter. uno ST MAIDEN.
Das Pu5liFum bat gertrauen III Be-
treff oes Narate9 9art Gieenttums>
oeiIen 9erfauf augenblidlib bltr6 9tas
maleb & So. 10 erfplsreih Bstrieben
nib. Man ipllte nid1t benfen, baB Der
8erfauf pie cine 2ptterie bs'rieben miro,
cenn cine iDlde lit niht i'm Gtaat en-
laubt. IS lit cine reeas @elegenbei',
fir jeoen Der cine Geloonla9e madt,
Gi5enthilner elmer 2pt> bic bas breifate
wertb lit, ST tperben.
s. lit eil unbeltrittenes Tsactum, baB
il gr55er ct. 4al. uno Minmeopclis
tperoen, bstp b6ber tpiro Der g9er b BON
Gi9entbum in Der 0pritaot iein. Nu.
malep Rarf lit leidt gu erreihen u1lo 1T
5ug(eib a(s Sommeraufsmthalt gu emf
pfe9len. Gi9entbum am Gee in Or
Jtabe bon Mbi Scar lit phenomenal
IN Die 0Bbe ge9allgen, uno liegt bieS
caror, oaB es il leiebt BON b il beioen
Gtdoten aus lno bon StiGwatcr III Ct.
reiden 1T, unb 81 Den ih1niien, gefun=
oelten Nldben in ean5eu Noropeiten
9ehD1t.
IS 1T Fd)1n ols 2intcr poer Som:
mer Geiber3. Sic Sage bcs Dprfes
lit 800 SuB t04er ME ct, Saul, rno
jebermann Der Die fii9(enben g9i1oe bes
Sees se1rH;n, fam 3elgniB iiber bic
bort 9erridanoe 9eiunpe Suit obsebcn.
GS gibt 9epib fein beiiera9lab fit ben
miloen abgenatteten Geld,dft8nam I'M
it@ gu er5olsn a[5 bic grilnen Jlaien,
Die trpitaa beaen GeipdTer ulo Sins=
oDBel Don MAite Bear Qafe. Meml
NON ale biefe Yortheife betradtet, 70
Iolte bod Sober, Der cine Sleinigfsit
an3uleaen bat, lei @ern ~9tanntsp III
ieiier Office, Ste 8ter nnb Sadipn
GtraBe nprlprcbn uln iih iiber Den
NerFaui ut infrrmiren; bies lit cine icl>
tene Gcle9enbeit. Sic GQbrpreile mad,
9tamalep 4arf Tjno ieHr rieorig, unt
ein 8eiud, nab Dem ii6aea Sort Min
audi ben lln8lduei9Iten i~lber}ea9en> Dat
Nauaieb & So. aus9cseidnlts 8ar:
gains pffarirell NIB bab Dies eires Der
9r0Bten Nerfdufe lit, ber je in berStaet
semad,t nprSen lit. Spate man Def
8a,f nidt a'5 InIa9e madsn polcn>
10 lit bics da fd}6ner Nlob lid ein0eiu,
III griiuben. Sn flint Sabren min
gSbitc Near 5000 Ginrobner Sd6ten
Die GeIeQideft oprt lit ietr gut, I'M
man bat bort ale @crthsile in reli9i5ie1
uno anb'rer 6inii1t. Gs it e;n i4b
nfr WDhnort> Der nit jeben Sobr il
!, Gppularitat rno Gdbnheit it:igen miro
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Sebte Gage beS
VI m1 u.s.
9erkanfa

Die @erdnberureen In unieren reuen
26oen Sub Wtft gde ber 7ten unb
Nobert Ctr. tperoen baIb noaenoet iein
nno bteielbm tpsrben bolS bon uns Be-
J yen tuerf en-.
gor urasug rfsriren mir Gin idbnss
Quspa6L
Weaer OrIbjabrS Stofe
pr ansug anf Gelfeuung fiir s32 SO,
t~peni9ifens $50, unb cine ercBe 9luss,
nail nemer GtiiDjaDrS nebtr,
steber anf 8effeunng nur SIG, ges
wobnliher 9reis $25.
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I'd pfferire sun: Werfamfe

% TteiIen nrrS0iIid pcn II. Gtonb = 50 Dleitcn un
Der Tianit. gatn gcIcsea. grcis IS per Acre. Sntsrcus'
meHts 3sOabirier, 1sro6er tai, ales in sutent 3ufane,
Glter 8ruuncn, 5 9trcS sefldri, 25ieieH erter Giaiis.
aaf bsnsn Is bis 100 3onHen pltF. Ncrte cine fltils
BaaransabIung a~rrepmef nrc idhrli1 t;eine 3atIan5en
sabttar suut Gbeil in Bear, sam 1beil III 56ts. yia4e
ieraer nit osn aduicr Contract. 1000 Gcrc crIj, tie
icst nstcn sineH Gcitcuaelciic rer EiicnbaGn af fem
slnss IicBen, sH 25 Gents per Goro III ~ocrtoocn. yretn
eritsr GIaie, UIafIanc, Sncs lJiciIea oon tiHcr G:aO
uHo IL 1ieile BON elmer orreru. IEe1ea 9iibcrea
iueune man f4 an s. O xcIif, 32s Sceisa e:ra5s. e.
BauI, DliuH.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

:, er nnres I'M Sabre 1927 IN e~eriaalta rnfreit gs-s
11nc lstrreH, mantle iidi ater ihrn in iriiber Suscna
naa SsneSta, Gr aeh6r.s gu ecn ~tsr.i9MiclicH TialsrH
rss 10. Gahrhau. c.ts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
@emeinbe) bel breitauienb Seelen"
Mpoltelgelh. 2, 22-41).

(apoltelgeid. 2, 22-41).
DEM 8eiipiel bieier Dreitauien6 finb
bureb ale Sa6rbunoerte MD piele SUI.
Den sefolst. Die anoern Subsn, tpelde
Seius nidt als ben Waeiiias anertann=
ten, tuarter Bis auf ben belttigcn Sag
persebens auf Die Qnfunft bes Meiiias.
lllio fe tperoen tparten big gum jirnsften
Geriht. 0enn big gum jiinsaen Sc
ridt miro es Suoen geben, Die iih md,
.id,t gum Gbrlitentbum betebrt tabeu.
G9riitus bat ia 81 ben Qppiteln aeiprpz
den: .@abrli6, Jag ib elld, ibr iper=
oct nidt nit oIen Stdbten S1raels ii,
enoe sefpmmcn icin, Bis Der Spbn
oeS Meniden tomnlen pirb" (0tattb.
10, 23).
Ecrtfesung fotst.)
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t8G1ets $te unM S2aiBpiae?
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EkTElMAL. EDUCATIONAL. ASSN

p.riamu,clt fih in Naiba;Ge ocm II. tis 10. 3uti 1889,
rnt tic ,Nouou Rou'e" miro Srturijor3. Ui1lcte 81
~nisbrigcn g'reti;n ifr tie Guiofobtt pertous
fen. ron Ghieaao, WiiAiJau Git) unb alien 4unitcn Beg
pcn Gduago sum nr;ici ijNc J~ctrpifen wrrNen. SCR
treihiIhe 9lccpirrtatipi, tirct:e &p'tte nab NdIbrtiic,
and genlrutg University koute"rtaeu ocr 5dbIrattctt
1T duG bcfairnt ais tie Mammoth Cave Route, "a
oicic pcltbsribrl;e n6bte ourdD tiei: JiDnie brett cr'
rcitht miro. Gehtn 2 ic lid etpas 3ntereidntes an Il
slice ers", Parlor Chair Cars" pbcr Balait DaggouS
lin nGbcre aEsrauit i9cnhe mon fih al 4. ~. 2ps;
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Who Was Robert Adair?

Robert Adair was a young Irishman, known
in London i'll the early part of the last cen
fury as 1.-The fashionable lrishman." He was
brought up as a surgeon, but at an early
period went To England to push his fortunes
Near Holyhead, perceiving carriage over
turned, Inc ran to render assistance The
occupant of tho carriage was n lady of
fashion, who hearing that Adair was "a sur
geon, invited him to accompany her to Lon
don. On arriving at her house she gave
Adair fee of one hundred guineas and Il
general invitation TO call. 1t was during one
of these visits that he met Lady Caroline KEEP
pei, daughter of the second Earl of Albemarle
and OF Lady Anne Lenox, daughter of the
first Duke of Richmond. Lady Caroline at
the first sight of the Irish surgeon fell desper-
ately in love with him, and her emotions were
so violent and so sudden us to attract the at
tention of the whole company.
Everything was done to divert her mind
from her lOve-travels, sritors and amuse-
ments of all kind-but in vain Finally the
parents seeing their daughters health Weld
ing to the strain consented to the marriage.
When Lady Caroline was taken from London
to Bath that she might I've separated from her
lover, she wrote, it is said the song of Robin
Adair," and set it to n plaintive Irish tune
she had heard him sing Her married life
was short, but happy; she died of consump-
ton after giving birth to three children. On
her deathbed she requested Adair to wear
mourning as long as he lived, aud he scrupu-
lousy did SO, except on the kings and queens
birthdays when his duty 20 his sovereign re-
CURED him to appear at court in full dress.
He never married again, though lie had many
offers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-10
Mistakes of Partisan Experts.

The annals of the Hotel Drouot abound In
stories Of queer mistakes made by so called
experts, writes Theodore Child How one
mistook tho title of n picture, Salvador
Mundi, !" for the name of venetian painter,
rival of Salvador Rosa:" how another at
tributed to Velasquez, who died in 1860,
portrait of Louis XIV, who was born in ITO;
how another offered picture of woman
washing dishes as a Portrait of Rubens'
Wife," by himself, and volunteered the ex-
PLANTATION, that ''as everybody knew, Rubens
married his cook" The men who are at the
head OF their profession are incapable of such
gross ignorance as this; nevertheless, even
experts of the highest grades are fallible.
Thus quite recently an eminent Partisan
dealer offered without hesitation &c, 600 francs
for an antique Persian mosque lamp fabri-
Gated few years ago at Vanguard by the
famou Brocart; and still more recently the
most eminent expert in Paris asked In sale
the modest sum Of 100 francs for hawthorn
pot, which, to his establishment, sold for Zoo
francs, and afterward went to England,
where 1t was resold to New York collector
for q, 000.--New York Star.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-10
The school Board.

The board Of education met in regular
monthly session last evening. President
Reimers and Directors Thomas, Durham,
Knowlton and Barth being present.
1t was an uneventful meeting, no re-
ports being made until the finance CONS
mittee was reached, when the following
bills were allowed:
r. l, Gas Co.. go cents; Henry Darts
Sons, S1.60; ]. NJ. Beardsley & Co,
$3.50; G. q Telephone Co., $32 so;
Davis s. Company, 81 so; 5. s. Kemble,
$21.75; W. II. Hatch, SO 06. Total,
S78 SO.
The public schools were ordered closed
on April 30, the day of the national an
niversary.
The president was instructed to re-
monstrate against the renting of an office
on the floor with the board OF education
for the use of police magistrate.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-10
INTERESTING GUESSING MATCH.


Few Simple Tests Which Illustrate Com
mon Errors of Judgment.
crank who is an occasional visitor to a
down town Office entered the place the other
day when nobody appeared to be very busy.
Some one was telling story IN which he
made mention of some object ''about the size
Of a silver dollar" when the crank interrupted
the speaker with ii 9 remark:
''Ill bet IS there isn't man in this office
who can tell without measuring what the
exact size of silver dollar isn
The bet was not taken, for nobody knew
The crank went on:
II am also willing to give SIS to the man
who will take his pen or pencil and draw a
line which shall represent the exact diameter
of silver dollar"
Upon this all ha ads made the attempt. A
piece of paper was taken, and each took his
turn at drawing a line upon it, When all
had finished the CT ank took a dollar from his
pocket and placed it successfully over each
of the marks. Some of them were too long
by half an inch, and some lacked almost that
much in length. There wasn't one which was
not as much as ali eighth of an inch out of
the way. The eccentric visitor said:
"For men who handle as much money as
you do, 1t is strange you are not more ia
miliar with its sha pc and appearance. Now
let me test your judgment in another matter
Here is a long sheet of white paper, which l
will place upright against the wall back of
this table Now take your pencils and mark
on the paper what you think is the height of
an ordinary silk haJ. Some of you have a silk
hat here, l supposen
Mine is in the other room,n answered one
of the clerks
We'll, let it stay there until we want it
mark the paper accordingly"
The estimates afforded curious illustra-
ton of the way mems opinions will differ
even about a small matter. Between the
shortest and the longest mark there was diff
ference of nearly four inches When the ha,
was brought out and set upon the table
against the paper, all the marks, with two sx-
ceptions, were from one TO three inches too
long The nearest guess was made by a mar
who made mark about three-quarters or all
inch too short. Thsn the crank asked for ar
estimate of the difference in the height of his
derby and the silk hat. The guessers didn't
come as near as before.
THAT is the way it is" said the crank
People have an idea that high hat is ever
so much higher than a common one, yet you
will find if you measure both that the differ
ence is very little. The eye that is not trained
in measuring distances will lead its possessor
into some serious errors of Judgment ~ =
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