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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02

The crowd of spectators pressing
round the bamboo barriers is of a
very varied nature. Gayly-decked
Burmese girls. with faces plastered
over with white paint if of high rank,
the hair turned up over the head, and
clad in orange and brilliant colors;
naked children; Cinnamon in huge
hats and loose coats, with yellow, oily
compilations; Shans in black clothes;
Pathans of fine stature and appear
ance; Parsees from Bombay. of Sem
ltlc cast OF countenance; Hindus,
Sikhs. Punjabees, half-castes, and
Europeans of all nations are to be
found in this motley mass. The sur
roundings, too.are well worthy of re-
mark. Surrounding the base of the
pagoda are numerous shrines and
smaller pagodas, fitted with the
most wondrous carving: outside these
sit musicians playing on tom-toms.
gongs, strange violins and string in
struments: you see two or three bands
assembled within few feet of each
other. each playing its own tune Gf
tuiC IL Can Dc tdllcu1 irrespective Vi
its neighbors; there, too, are the
chiromancists or fortune-tellers, as
biologists and provision mongers. If
you are inclined to be told your char
acter and future, you pay few annas
and find that you are going to be
blessed with ten sons and daughters,
that you are hospitable and kind
hearted, and. above all things, ex-
travagantly generous-th latter quail
ity is never missing from the catalogue,
for the willy Burman hopes in this way
to screw out another anna or two, but,
perhaps, as rule. unsuccessfully.
When a Burman goes to pray he can
do it most comfortably, as he break
fasts in church and puts in a prayer be-
tween each mouthful, and if any thing
tickles him he stops to have a hearty
Times.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
Niagara Falls Receding.

1t is estimated that Niagara Falls
will recede two miles and then remain
stationary, their height at that point
being eighty feet, instead of 164, as at
present. The supposition is supported
by an argument which appears reason
able. The present site is a limestone
formation some eighty or ninety feet
thick. with shady foundation. As the
shale is washed away, the limestone
breaks off, and the falls take a step
backward. But the end of the shady
deposit will be reached two miles from
the present falls, and then the rushing
water will have more than it can do tC
wear away the solid precipice over
which it will be projected.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
The Goat Made the Horse.

A citizen of Xenia, o, had the
family horse clipped, and then told his
wife and daughter that he traded of
the faithful animal. Both were as
founded and began Immediately tC
criticise the new one. How ugly his
color is, said one of them. "What ar
ungainly shape. too" remarked the
other. And see how wild and reck.
less he acts" said the mother, who al
ways dotted on the gentleness of the old
horse. In this way they dissected the
new horse for quite awhile. and wher
told the truth could hardly refrain from
apologlzing to the old horse they had
so slandered.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
SUNDAY IN BURMAH.
Worshipers and Spectators Around thu
Famous Pagoda at Rangoon.

WOrshipers and Spectators Around the
Famous Pagoda at RangOon.
Perhaps one of the most wonderful
structures that the Orient can boast is
the pagoda at Rangoon. ''Shway'' is
Burmese for gold or gilded, and, if the
reader can imagine an elongated bulb
Gus dome drawn out to height greater
than st. Pauls, and covered complete
ly with FURNISHED gold from base to
summit, he may get an idea of the
Shway Dugon pagOda. But stay. he
must not forget the Eastern sun blazing
on it in a clear atmosphere, causing
the eye to turn away from it, dazzled
by its supreme brilliance, for relief
among the deep-green foliage at its
feet. At the very crown of the spire is
fixed canopy studded with rubies,
diamonds, emeralds and sapphires. and
this again is crowned by a gilded flag,
in which all the choicest gems are set
in pure gold. This flag was recently
dislodged by an earthquake and was
taken down. and for three consecutive
Sundays all the pioas Burmese fioclled
to contribute a share toward the
expense of remodeling and enriching
this ornament. There are two or three
layers of leaden alloy inside, while
outside these are covered with a layer
OF pure gold about quarter of an inch
thick and densely encrusted with gems.
The remelting is solemn ceremony
conducted by the ''poongyees" or Bur-
mese elders. 4 select committee of
whom gather and control the public
funds. Clad in flowing white garments
the ''poongyees" gather behind a bam-
boo barrier inside kind of square
tent, and receive the offerings of the
people, which vary from a diamond
worth $500 rupees to few pice. ac-
cording to the wealth of the donor.
The high-caste Burmese lady comes
forward. and unclasping costly bangle
set with gems, hands it over to the pre-
siding functionary; the magnate strips
his rings from his hands, and they.
too, 90 into the melting-pot, where the
poorer people contribute small gold
rings, bangles, necklaces. pins, ETC.,
down to rupees, annas and plces. In the
meantime. in the forepart of the lnclos-
ure, which is richly hung with all the
native emblems, such as umbrellas,
feathers, vases. quantity -colored car
pets, long muslin leaves covered with
spangles and gold, and such like, two
charcoal fires are being kept alive
with blow-pipes, in which are to be
seen crucibles full of molten gold. AT
six o'clock the gold is cast into ingots,
and the final melting takes place on
the last Sunday of the three.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
"Reen! NV eoodness. ma,am. there,s

"Been! My goodness, ma am, there's
fire down t the square-the awfulest
fire you ever see! More'n five bundled
folks stan'in round lookin' on, an the
craziest lot o. fools-nay, Why, what
do you think they're a-doin'?"
What, Katury? Putting out the
fre?''
mo, and that's the wust ont. There
they be, fellows with big hats on an
red shirts, an their sleeves rolled up,
stan'in' round kind of b'iler, pilin'
On coal, an bilin' that there water be-
fore they put it ont the fire!''
Boiling the water! Why, Katury, it
must be a steam-engine!''
''Steam-engyne? l guess not! Them
fellers they jest went to work. kinder
cool an collected, an got lot O. coal
an stuffed it in underneath their b'iIer,
an there they was, b'ilin' the water
an not goin' a step toward that fire.
jest stepped up t the policeman that
stands there, an says l: May be they
call us folks from Down East green,
but if that ere amt the greenest thing
l. ChcI Scc, LILY ud1lc an AdtUFt DdT-
ker" says 1.
'Green?' says he, kind O careless.
What's green?'
'A-stoppin' to bile that water fore
they put it out the fire.! says 1. No,
SIR says I. we don't ketch the folks
down in Maine dom a stupid thing like
that.' An that policeman he laughed
right in my facet"
The joke was so good that the family
were soon all in possession of it, and
finally an anecdote based upon it crept
into one of the newspapers. This
printed anecdote was shown to Katury.
'.Oh, dear! dear!' she exclaimed.
It'll get copied into the York County
papers, an what'll 1 do them"
20 Katury," said her mistress. to
reassure her, you see there is no
name given in this story; it just says
"a country cousin Nobody could tel
it was you"
LANDS sakes, ma am" said Katury,
shaking her head sadly, the minute
they see that down in York County
they'd jest knoW twas me.''-Youth's
COmDaniOu
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
His Case the Sadder.

This is the seventh time within
two hours that you have asked me
when the train left for Lansing" re-
piled the policeman at the Third
Street depot to a young man with a
sachel.
is it against the law"
mo, but it is rather annoying to
me-"
well, if it annoys you, how do you
think must feel about it? The fare
is 81. 60, and I've got to think of some
way to get out there on SIS De
troit Free Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
ACCEPTED DUTIES.
Not to BE Lightly Thrown Over for Mat.
tiers Of Convenience.

Not to Be Lightly Thrown Over for Mat.
tiers of Convenience.
The person who lightly quits &C
cepted duties because of some
change in his own circumstances
or standpoint. is to be avoided by all
wise people. Such is the servant, who
after long years of household trust and
kindness. declares that marriage
breaks all contracts and thinks only
and wholly of her own convenience in
fixing her wedding and throwing up her
post. Such is the teacher whose Leo
lures become perfunctory and irregular
because he is ''courting." or perhap,
making efforts to obtain more profita-
able appointment. Such is the son who
wlthdraws support or attention from
his good old mother when he thinks If
taking wife.
Let the new ties of such faitb,ess
hearts take warning; the time will
come when they will be found eouallv
brittle. There are vain and selfish peo.
pie who actually measure the force of
affection felt for them. and the MIGHT nj
their own attractions by the power thou
have to sever ancient bonds and to so.
duce from duty! Alas! alas! it is bu,
testimony of the poor quality of the ma.
ture that Is drawn to them, and of their
own lack OF eievating influence upon it.
Rather. the new tie is best honored nv
Increased loyalty and tenderness to.
ward the duties or affections which i,
has overpassed. Those alone who have
fostered ''faithfulness" in the cuiec and
even ways OF life can hope to find the
virtue strong enough to bear the strain
OF sudden and great occasions. -Sundav
at Home.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
IN THE HOME,

Where Boys Real Characters May He
Known-"Company Manners" Easily
Detected.
It has come to be almost a proverb
that if you would know what a man
really is. you must know what he is
in his own homo Because it is unfortun-
ately true, that many a one who appears
all kindness and courtesy outside. with
in the sacred precincts proves to be
cross and churlish. The saying APP
plies to the boy as truly.
All! if could look into your homes.
know how varied they are, small cot
tages, and stately mansions. farm
houses and brownstone fronts, suite
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
"B'IlIN' THE WATER"
A Maine Girls Comments Upon Seeing a
Steam Fire Engine.


1t was not many years ago that IA
tury Barker, q brisk and talkative
Maine girl, came up from York County
to Boston to look for household en-
ployment. She found it in a family
where the people were willing to sub
NIT to her talkativeness and familiar
ways-she had no idea that she was in
the family on any other than equal
terms-for the sake of getting capa-
bic and Industrious helper. One after
noon Katury was sent by her mistress
to the square to get some thread which
was very much needed.
The errand was not likely to take
more than fifteen minutes, and katury S
mistress did not think it necessary to
tell the hustling Maine girl to make
haste But after a long time had
passed. and the girl did not return, the
mistress began to worry.
What can have happened to the
child? / have never known her to
loiter."
Soon after, however, the girl came
in, red and breathless with excitement.
why. Katury, where have you
been?" asked her mistress.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
He Didn't Know Her.

Mrs. Spitfire (handing her husband
a photograph)-How do you like my
pictures, John?
..Who is it?''
why, it's me! Who do you suppose
it is?'
Il wouldn't have known it. l never
saw you look that way before"
What way?"
pleasant. "-Chicapo Herald.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02

Two Scotch tramps. man and wife,
make good living off the baby. 1--WE
just gets i'm christened." explains the
man. ''in all the towns we passes, and
then, you see. parson makes us all
comfortable wi summat to eat and
money for beds. On days orful bad VI
has to do IN twice.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-02
A Scandinavian method of QUAR-

A Scandinavian method of quarry
ing is to drill row of holes, close to-
gether. in the rock at right angles to
the plane of qualification, fill the holes
with water, and allow the expansion
due to the water freezing to disrupt the
mass. This method sometimes pro-
duces marvellous results.
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In ben ieinen, bannte ibre tbrdnenpOaeu
Mugen masnetif1 bur6 ieiuen fragen=
ben, Iebenben Bid.

In ben ieineu, bat1nte ibre tbrdnenpolIeu
Mugert magnetif1 bur9 ieinen fragen=
ben, febenben Bid.
Wtit berbaltenem Mtbent (fanb Mgnes
aufibrem unfreiwilligen 2aui9erpolten.
sic lab, mie ibres 2ieblings erft taum
nod 10 farbloIs Mangen INNER ounfler
erelhbten, tpie ibr Bid ii9 an benz iei.
men entaitnbete, lire feinen 2ippen bebs
ten unb 5udten, als MOLTEN, als mhB.
ten he fpre9en, unb es bod nur az
einettt sladfelisen 2ddeln bra9ten; !;
fte fablte i'm nit, ben Wonuei6auer,
ber bte mdbdenbafte @eftalt bur9bebte,
als er He fef uno feifer an feine Bruf
aog, als fie feinen Mtunb auf benz ibren
fibIte, ni@t leiie unb gage tpie bamals
am 0erIobungstage, TOO er ibn berdbrt
tuie ettpa ben GIiigeI eines S6metter.
Iings, behen 96mel5 ein 9aud aerit6.
rem fann, fonbern beiB, inbriinftlg, 10
re9t, aIs tuoue er bic iunse 6eeIe, bic
f1 ibm 5u eigen gegeben, nun aud eius
faugen, iie peri6mel3en nit ber eigenen
auf immeroar.
Gin Slid nur, baB bic tbeilnebmen6e
Gauf9erin bod ni6t 10 san3 berlunten
NOR In fiiBes Selbf. unb MeItbergefen,
UNI nidt bic 2iebenben nod re9taeitig
5ur Wirfli6feit 3urhfrufeti al t6nnen,
fonit phrbe fi9 bic fattli9 un6 fieges,
fi6er bereinraufdenbe Dera yaplomna
f@werIi9 iiber bic natteniofe 0ertpir.
rung, NIT ber ibre iInge @9uefer Der
bIafen Ngnes @ladwuni1 entgegens
nabnt, geipunbert, tplrbe it9 nidt nod
ieBt bas 0irn quolpoa genlartert baben
ttber bic llria9e ber plbbIi9en @liids.
bertldrung, bic Muias gan3es Wefen
atbmeie.
9rauBen ipar es inbeB lebenbig.-
Man b6rte bas &ollen Eerannobens
Der Wagen. bas S9uauben unb
Stampfen bon pferben, oann i'm &ors
ribor Iaute 8egriBunsen. = Das fab
bic 9o@3eitsgdiie, beren &urit Smano.
witf6 aaerbines 10 tpsnig ipie m6gli9
gelaben bat.
3uei NaGbarsfamilien unb elm paar
Rameraben aus 9topgorob iollen bic
eln3igen Srauaeugen fein bel biefer
9eiratb bor ber SrommeI, tpie @rdfin
2omanaotu bieie iiberitiir3te 0erbins
bnng, gIei@iam aur gntf@ulbisung,
felbf besei@uete.
@era pamlotpna erreiGt ben groBen
Salon In benz bic @dlte empfangen
tperbeu, serabe nod 3ur re9ten 3eit,
um ibren pfi9ten na13utemmen, unb
W!emano, Der bic ld1elnbe Nnmutb,
NIT Der fie iogar in Der ibrer Sugenb
uno S96nbeit 10 menig anseme0enen
Hole elmer itelberireten6en Brautmuts
ter er3elirt., bemunbert, uiirbe in ibr
bas Ieibeni6aftbur6idittelte @eib ,uie.
Der erfennen, bas mir nod ebeu erlf
beoba9tet.
(6ortfetuns foIet.)
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Gin teramiideS @eid3enf fiir oem Bra.
ft0enteu SQrrifpn.


9err 8. M. O'@onnor BON Hefueio
Gountp lit betanntli1 ni9t alIein elmer
ber 9r6Bten 0ieb3ii9ter Don 5iibpen.
Seras, ionoern au@ elm gliibenber &es
publitaner. I'm ieiner Greuoe iiber Den
lebten ytationalsSieg ber republitanis
i9en partei Nusbrud 3u geben, fam ct
auf bic Sbee, benz prdfibenten 6arri=
ion, ols Uertreter bet Yartei, aur eeSn.
auguration Elm ebenio in fetner Nrt eins
aiges, tpie vd9t terauii@es" @ef6ent gu
MAIDEN.
San Nntonio bat bur9 einen eigen.
artigen, beimif9eu Snbuitrie3peig I@on
auswdrts einen &uf, ndmli9 bur9 bic
Gabritation bon iosenannten 6orn=
Ws6beln. gs finb bas Slide, @tuble
u. I. No., bel tpel6en bic GhBe, bic &udz
lebnen, bic Nrme &c. aus ben fb6n=
polirten 66rnern bes teranil9en 2angs
bornsO6fen bergefellt finb uno fir
wel@e bic 0a6fraee bereits cine groBe
seworben 1T.
8or einiser 3eit beftsGte 6err 81 @on=
nor nun bel einem Der Gabritanten, bei=
fen Mrbeiten als bic gei9mafbolIlten
betannt unb baber bic geiu9teiten linb,
einen Irmfubl, tpel9en er oem prdfs
beuten als 3ei9en Der 8erebrung feis
tens zines vterauii6en patrioten" gum
@ef9enf MAIDEN pollte. Str bieIen
Stubl purben bic Idnsiten, on Spmme.
trie, Garbe unb 2orn i66nifen 66rner
iorgIam ausgefu9t, uno es tpurbe feline
Mnifrengung geipart, Inn ben nprdfi.
benten Stubl" 3u einem tpabrbaften
Wtuferifid unb &unfmert au MAIDEN.
Dafelbe purse bor elm paar Sagen fertig
unb 1T abgeididt uorben, iooaB es nod
Dor benz Snaugurationss Gage in Waib.
iitgton anlangen fonnte. Oben iiber benz
Ropfs@nbe lit cine i6were Goi6platte,
tpel9e bic in tleinen Diamanten geieBte
Sni9rift trdgt: 0on .. 80. S'gonnor
oem prdfbenten Der Ser. @taaten,
Benjamin 9arriion. berebrt, uno ba.
runter Elm gOlbener gin3elfern, auf tpels
dem bos Wort Seras itebt. 4uf ies
oer Geite Der &Rdlebne befin=
ben fid @olbplatten, nit ben Sn.
f9riften: .Sippecanoe, 1841" uno
San Sacinto 1885,. 3iemli9 in Der
Mitte ber &adwanb, gerabe an Der
Steae, ipo Der &tden beg prdToenten
fh anlebnen mirb, 1T elm febr GROCER
unb fbwsrer @olbi9ilb ansebra9t. auf
benz oas teranii9e gehiigeIte Wort eins
gegroben 1T r&bermopplae bate feis
men Soten, uelder bic Nieberlage mels
bette, aber bic Mlamo uno &efugio bat<
ten teinen fol6en." 9luf ber re9ten
Wrmlebne 1T eine Silberplatte eingelais
len, wel6e Iautet: rgrmutbisung fir
beimii6e Sntuitrie, 1840," unb auf Der
linfen cine gIeife nit BET Snf9rift: !:
nSGub ftir beimiide Snbuitrie, 1882.
Der etpas bobe SIP bes @tubles 1T nit
einem prd9tigeu, i90n ge3ei6neten 2eo=
paroensGeae tber3ogeu uno bas @anae
Ut in Wirtli6feit in feiner Mrt Elm Gunit.
Dert, unb iebenfaus bas i66nite Stiid
yt6bel bon 66t teranif6em Stple, mels
6es ismaIs bier angefertigt uorben 1T.
Die Soften Der 9eriteuung ioIIeu ii6
1uf 81 800 belaufeu.
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Summer 2O79.
Ecke MAIN PLAZA
nab
Aeequia Strasse.
9as Yltb= 9eparteutf1t.

w'e es f4on felt Sabren unier 8eHrsbeu
mar, o'eies Separtenent in ieber Beaiebuna in
ben SorOergrunb sn brdngen uro baiTeIbe aur
Attrattton fur unfer nmfanareid,es @efhaft an
MAIDEN, 10 boben mir unabldilia auf belIeu
Ierbeherung bingearbeitet un6 aIaubeu left
ben Stanopunft erseid)t au baben, tpp mir aIIsr M
Ronturrsna tabn bic Spite bieten fonnen.
slr t0nnen nit alem auftparten, mas bic
neuette Mobe berborsebra9t Bat, iopobl. pos
bic Gaaon, als bic Masfdmiidmng ber Siite an.
betrifft, unb anberbent bdben mir sine Game
NIT Der eeitung biefes Depertemeats betraut.
bic ni9t nur erprobte grfabruns, fonbern aud
et1en anberorbentli@ euten uub feineu DE.
i@mad beiist, unb ii6erli9 ben Domeu, ipeIdbe
nns NIT ibren guftrdsen beebren, boIIe Satis.
faftion seben Dirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-05
Glectric BitterS.

Sieies Seilmiitel III fn pobIbefannt unb 70
popular setpCroen, bab es taum nod beiOnberer
Grpdbnuus bebarf. aue, bic es ieinals ae.
brauGten, fiimmen nit elm in iein Cob. Cine
reinere Nebiein sisbt es nidt, unb es pirb Ga.
rantie scleiifet, bab fie alIss Ieiftet, mas man
boa ibr beripridt. electric gitters beiIt ale
eeiben ber eeber unb ber 9ieren, es entiernt
@ef@piire, ausfdlas, GaI3fuB unb anbere
Golgen unreinen Blutes. 90 treibt bas Wa.
laria' 6ieber aus bem ebRem, beust bemIeIben
Dor unb beiIt es feIbft in ben Standardization
Gdlen. % eurirt Ropff6mer3en, 8Iutanbrana
mad bem Ropfe unb Misrdne. gerfud)e bos
eleetrit gitterS Seiluna wirb sarantirt, ober
eas @eIb suridseaohIt greis per Glafde so
eents ano 81 in alien apotbslen. 8tolelaIe
bel Dreib, 9bompIon & 60.
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Cages. .Weui8feiten.
& II | q n b.

= Ser so. @onsreB bat nun feline
8erbanblungen absei6loKen unb ft9
far INNER bertagt. Dos &eprdientanz
tenbaus nptirte benz Spre9er Carlisle
ieinen Dant fnr feline umfdtige unb
|unparteiiide 9eitung Der parIamenta.
rif9en @ei9dfte, unb i'm Senate tpurbe
cine dbnli9e &eiolutiDn fnr :5naalls
eingebra9t anb angenommen.
= grzprdfibent @leoelanb bat glei9
ant 4. Mdr3 oas WeiBen 1aus gerdumt
unb 1T na9 ber @obnung iibergeieoeIt,
bic ct .fib on ber Netp 6ampibire
Ibenue eingeri9tet bate.
= 2ur5 Dor ber 8ertagung beg 5es
mates murben nod bic folgen6en neuers
D6blten 8unoessSenatoren eingelGpos
rem: Barbour bon 8irginien, 0iggins
bon Selamare. McMilan BON Wi9is
gan, Marffon BON Seem 6ampibire uno
Wolcott bon Colorado.
= Die Oflaboma=giu bat nun bod
ni6t @efeBesfraft erlangt. Die ener,
gifden proteite ber @berotees Snbianer
f&einen ibre Mirfung ni9t perfeblt au
baben. ST bieie Wenbung au9 i'm
Snterehe Der 8efebelung bieies rei9en
Serritoriums febr au bebauern, 70 ius
beln bod bic 0ieb3a6ter, beren unbes
f9rdnfte 6errfbaft bort nun mieber
gei9ert 1T. STR Seras bat bieie Wen.
buug in iofern ibr @utes, aIs bic 0ieb,
5a@ter ienes @ebietes. tpel@e ibren
8iebfano auf elm Minimum reoucirt
batten, nun in $eras groBe Mengen
bon 8ieb anfaufen merben.
MusIanb.
9auptmann WiBmann bot BEL
ben dspptif9en BebDroen um bic grs
laubniB 3ur Mnuerbuna bon Gubane.
fen gum Dienife in OitsN5rita na@'
seiudt.
@raf 8ombeles, Der frubere
Oberbofneiifer bes &aiiers Gerbinanb
unb 5ulebt bes &ronprin3en &uboIf bon
Osiferreib, bat leinen Nbidieb genom.
men. Ser 2aifer Grans Soiepb Der,
lieb ibm bas @rObtreu5 bes 2eopolb=
Orbens.
= Die ,&epu6lique 1rancaiie" iagt
in elmer 8eipre9ung Der MufI6iung Der
patriotens2iga: Die 2isa bat NIT Sc.
nebmigung bes poliaei. prdfecten ,tnter
Der Bebingung beIfanben, baB ibre Sc.
febe beoba6tet phrben; als oieie aber
ni6t mebr bea9tet tpurben, ,pi6errief
er feline @enebmigung. @efern Mbenb
bielten bic MitsIieber bes Musi6uTes
ber 2iga unb beren Gections. 0oritdnbe
eine 8eriammluns ab, In tpelder elm
proteif geaen bic @ufl6iungs 8erfa=
gung Der &eeieruns unteraeidnet uuo
bas &edt gum Gortbefeben ber 2isa
gemabrt murbe. 9ie repubIitanif1en
unb bic conierbatiben BIditer billigen
oas Werfabreu Der &egietung.
= Sn @entralsMfien aieben H1 pie.
Der orobenbe GriegsmoIfen aufammen.
Die afgbanifden Streittrdfte ridden BON
Derat aus Dor unb Der gmir BON 80.
@ara riiitet fi9 bosu, fe an3ugreifen.
Die ruifiden 8ldtier nebmen in Der
4efpre9ung bieier Sa9lase tdmmtli6
einen febr friegeriiden Son an. Da
! Nfgbanifan bon gnelanb, Bodara
aber bon &ubIanb protesirt tpirb, ION.
men biefe germidlungen au9 Ieid5t au
einem @onfliete amiI6en ben eenanntsu
beiben europdif9en &ei9en fdbren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-05
Mt6tttel lttto ecSacfe1t.

9'ertn 9lauben mir alles gu iibertrefen, mos
le pier oiferirt uoroen if, nidt nur, mas bic
quite Der Baare, bic @reispiirOtsteit unb ben
@elamad anbetrifft, fOnoern mir 1aben eiuem
10 rst9baltisen Sorratb, bab mir nit irsenb ei.
mem &Onfettionss@s fdaft, iueIdes aus idlieblid,
oteie Bran5e bstreibt, erfOlsreid toufurrireu
fOnnen. Sas Eager birst bic fd6nfen Ga.
den, melde bic Mooefabte Der @elt, Berlin,
garis unO geb yort bietem. gSir Iasen olIe
Samen elm, bieies einjis in ieiner Art aus.
gerattefe Oepartsment su inipiSiren, ba mir
ft@er finS, ibren geifau gu sepinnen.
Seriea's, Serfeb's, Serfep's.
pluld WrapS, gu alien Yreilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-05
Bonn 8peifel smr Soffauna,

nnc bon Der Soffnuns CUR @eribbet, baS 1T bic wobl
fbuence Wanbluns, pel&e ii& In rem 0emhtb bes
nerpbien, enspeptii&en Yatienen rcnSebt, ber eine
aur NIT Spifstters Wasenbttters unternimmt. Dasz
ielbe febt pbne Gei4sn ba unb III unnaGabmli&. Grs
bShte sebenstraft, 3unabme an Geptdt, gerubisuns
Der sfrren, seiunher appetit unb ealaf sebbren gu
zen Sesnnnsen, Ielde nit benz @ebruu9 bieier ppbls
thdtS wirtenben Wsehisin rerbunben finb sd In teiu
9Sunner, pdb naG GrldHsuns beies ueuen G&dtes BON
ssSslsseassn esr eantbare arante @ in oft ans 1le>
nss 1itters erseb rgyeGen bas Ser, pSu it, aebt Der
kuno aSer". Die Gtsentbimer RON 6pItetters Mdz
Seneillers baben t3 manmaI senbtbtsf seieben biee
pat ~ seratbsn bab e ibr eisenes BOB su Iaut Nns
sen. Veseu BerifppfunS, GauenbeI&perbeu, Riereuz
letpen nnc anseRenhen Rheumatismus TT bas gtters
etn NIT penem ReGt beltebtes MitteI.