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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12
9aS bebDriteberoe Gnoe Der ,,pilocn
Steb5udbt."


9aB es nit benz 2ra9 un6 ben un=
geiunben .3utdnben i'm teranii6en
&inbbieb3u9ts @ei9dft nod INNER
ni9t gum @nbe ge.ommen lift, benefit
pieber einmoI Der Dor Gur3em ftattges
babte 3tuangs 8erfauf elmer groBen,
fiibmefli9en 8ie9ran9, i'm 8eri9tss
baufe gu Oafbiue. Muf @rr ID elmer
Goroerung BON $165, 900. me DE bas
Bantbaus 5battut & 9offnann an
ben Beiber, 9errn 8. 50. Welt batte,
tuurbe bic auf einen ,Mertb BON etpa
elmer balben Milion perani9lagte 8iebs
farm, 2anb unb 8ieb, BON benz Sheriff
fir $25, 900 an 9errn 3. &. Gaut ber=
fault, tp~enigfens Der She'll Der Stand,
tuel9er iunerbalb ber @ren3er bon 2ibe
Dat @ouniD liegt, aus etpa 10000
-Mdern 2anoes beitebt unb ettpa 5000
Gopf &inbbieb in fi@ i9lieBt.
Die gauge &an9 umfaBt etma 1907
600 Nder, 10000 liegen aber in Mul=
len @ouniD; bas 8ieb lit bereits 3iem.
liG berebelt uno befinoet i9 i'm beten
3ufanbe. Sas @et'f6e gigentbum
purbe Bis babin fur zines Der beften in
Seras angefeben unb, mie sefast, aui
einen Mertb bon $500, 900 DeraaI6lagt.
gs 5abIte in 2iDe Dat @ountp ALIEN
cine 6teuer BON $1,400.
Wie es f9eint, 1T bic 3eitber nwilben"
&inbbieb5udt i'm alien ~groBartiger
MaBitabe aber bnriiber unb sablt MID
mebr. = b69ltens nod i'm 8anbanolt
unb auf ben groBen prdrien bes norb,
meftli6en Seras, unb aud ba wirb fl
nit benz iieigenben @ertb bes 2anbes
balb elm Ding Der unm0gli9teit per'
ben. Den 8ieb3i9tern tpirb balb ni9ts
anoeres iibrig bleiben, als eben -.
8iebmsifter i'm fleineren WaBitab a.
tueroen unb bas @ei9dtt babur9 miebe,
auf cine geiunoe, 3ablenbe 8afis a.
brinsen, unb fir ben Staat tpie fir BET
3i9ter ielbit tpir6 bieie &eform = mi
rtdi6rittli9 fe au6 i'm eriten Nugent
bid ausieben mag, bon ben beiliamitel
Golgen iein; fe pirb tu~ertbbOlere!
Wieb bringen, bas 3u beferem preif
unb lei9ter auf benz Wartte p~erfdufid
lift, als bas iebige, unb gu glei6er Bel
uirb iie einen eintrdgli9eren 8etriel
Der Ndermirtbi9aft ii9eru, neil He ID
bic nOtbpenbigen 8efru9tunass uni
OingungsfoHe i9aft, tpeIde Iie beut
taum vrentabel" MAIDEN !!
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Ser CINDERELLA gMub gtore,

gde OH.0ouFonftraBe unb Npenue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
feinen neuer1 8orratb bon g 0 m m r.
9uben fir 9erren, Danlen unb
Ginber erbalten uno bot cine unbers
glei9li9e Nuspabl aler @Orten uno
QuaIitdten. Ser Cinderella G9ubs
Store fiibrt rur bic Gabrifate Der beften
6abrifen unb iberbietet Naes, mas i'm
bieligen Mtarft su baben 1T. 5peciaz
iitdt fur 6erren: Der &odforo sS9ub
fiir So. gs berlobnt fi9 Der Whbe, i'm
Cinderella Store Dor3uipres
den, ebe man anbersmO fault.
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Qan,pfer Asentur.

Die .Greie greffe fnr 3 Is
ras" pertritt bic f~oIsenben Sampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ole ndbere ansfunft
tpesert paRage nod urb bon europa
unb bertauft 9ampff6ifs unb @iiens
babnbilete gu ben nie6rigfen &aten.
Die 2iffe Der bDn uns rel >dientirten
2itien lit:
Sa,mbur8 8 9lmerifaniiHe 9atmpf'
id)ifffabrts @efelli6aft.
3eb Gtar 9inie (9tnttperpen).
Gpmpagnie @eHerale 1ranss
atlamtique.
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at Ste shptnofutbt unbetlbar ?

Man leie bas 3adtsbenbe: vSerr 6. S.
Morris in MeDarf, Mrfanfas, fagt: sd lag
an 2nnsen > Nbieeien fdper barnieoer, unO
meme Greunbe unb Die aerate erfldrten mid
fit unbeiIbar f9pinb'idtis. 90 fling i9 an,
Dr. Sings neues S9pinbiudtsmittel gu &c.
brauden. Sept babe i'd Die brittle Glafde unb
6arm pieber 3u iiberpaden unb gu beaufid-
tisen. Go 1T Die bette Mebiein, bic es gebeh
fann!"
Seize MibOleipart in Decatur, Sbio, fdreibt
y@enn i'd nidt 9r. Sings neues S9pinb.
iu9tS. Seilmittel sebraudt baite, pare i'd idou
lange meinem 2nnsenIeioen erlegen. Die @erSte
batten mid bereits aufsessben. SEPT bin i'd
Bel befem BobIfein."
grobefaiden fret in allen apotbeten. 8bOIe.
fale bel 9reib, Sbompion & 60.
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Mntter, Mntter Mntter .

Wfiltter Wfutter Wiltter !
Werbet Sbr bes 3adts seltSrt perben
unb in gurer Hube unterbrcden burd bas
Sdreien zines franfen 3inbes, pelhes
Sdmeraen bonn Durdbreden Der 3dbne
leibet? ST es Der 6al, 10 fault cine 6laide
pom Wfrs. Winslcws Srctbins Sprup.
st wirb ben arnteu Sleinen ipfort bon ieis
men Sdmer3en befreien. Wan perla0e fi9
barauf es bilft. Sc 1T feline Mutter auf
@rben, bic es periudte uno Gu4 ni&t nit
tbeilen warbe, baB es bic @inSeweibe re.
sulirt, ben Sleinen 9ilfe unb @eiunsbeit
unb Der Wutter 8uhe peridafft, baB es
ME 3auber pirtt. Das Mittel 1T lder in
allen Tdlea unb an9enebm BON @eidmad;
es wirb bon elmer Der dltelfen unb belten
Dcctprinnen in ben Ser. Staaten bets
idrieben. ueberall 3u baben, bic 6lai&e
au 81 Gents
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Galtfprnias@

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Nas
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
6errn s. s. Meper am Wamo
pla3a. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weine
an Ort unb Stele aus uhb fauft brett
aus benz Seller ter Weinai9ter. Mls
gutem 9enner selinst es inn tets, bic
beifen Sorten ausSutpdblen. gr fam
feline 3unben uro 6amilien nit einenl
guten 5ropfen perieben. &otb= utb
@eiBweine in por3iigli6er Nualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone = frei
ing 6aus aeliefert.
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Scr tesaniid5e Sammel. Grpurt.

Seit benz IeBten Salbiabr unb I6us
ger i6on 1T Der teranii9e grport BON
S9afen nod ben 6itli6en unb nDrbIi.
den Mdrtten elm bebeutenb 1tdrferer
getporben, unb bic 9dmmel baben 3D.
here preiie gebra9t; elm umitanb, Der
fit bic @ntmidelung ber S9af5u6t
ni6t obne 8ebeutuns gebIieben 1T.
Na9 Der S9dbung zines Der grDBen
S6ld6ter IN Chicago, ipel9er bic bor=
tiger Marftberbdltni6e genau beoba1.
tet bat unb tennt, nirb i'm Sabre 1889
ungef1br cine Milion SdmmeI unb
Sdafe mebr in Gbicaso sef9la6tet
tperben, als i'm Sabre 1880. y9as
Sammel : S9la9tgef9dft" 10 iagt ct,
bat bel mebr 5ugenommen als bic
S6meines unb 8inbpieb S9ld9terei,
unb Der @runb bafir liest gum sroben
3beile barir, baB bas S9afHeif9 f6
an Qualitdt beoeutenb gebefert bot.
Gait ole S9afe, mel9e ieBt bier auf
Den Marft fommen, fnb nit &orn ges
mditet, unb auBerbem If bic 3abl Der
S6afe Don Der Domn . &aIie beute cine
pieI srDBere, als friiber. uniere gr0B.
ten Gleii6.a bnebmer, bic Sotels unb
Geftaurationen ,-taufen ieBt in bieiem
N~ugenblide bOppelt 10 Diel 9ammel.
fleii6, als Dor finf Sabren." Bic
Weli6tOrns@rnte bon 3eras mirb, ii9e'
rer 8Orausfi9t mad, in biefem Sabre
cine Defenders rei6e peroen unb uniert
S6afsl9ter tuerben ba bofentli9 Bit
nsue &oniunttur auf benz Marfte MID
unbea6tet lahen, iOnbern f9 immel
mebr auf bic Mdfung ibrer 6dmme
legen, bic ibnen lei6ten @bfoB uni
quite Preife i6ert.
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sSr SIN beliebten MiifipmS.
4artem finb @B3immer einseri9tet
unb er6fnet tporben, poielbf man re.
guldre Mabl5eiten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Mablseiten tuerber
im eigenen @ei9irr alIsgeianbt unb auf
Wunf6 Dinners unb Soupers Ing 9aus
geliefert. Nufmerfiame 8eoienung trlb
prompte Nusfibrung ber Nuftrdse 60.
rantirt. Nbeimer & Saul.
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@armums. ltmterseihmet fetne Mptem

6dn6ler uNb Wgenten, meIde Jfoten
fir elm auf Mb3ablungen perfauftes
piano ober Srgel berlangen, Derfaufen
ober ii%bertragen bieIe Noten an 4nbere,
unb i'm Gale bet ni9t panttli9en Sab
lung 1T bas Smftrument iotpie bas be-
reits gesablte @elo ii6er perloren.
Sbos. Gpggan & Bros, 208
Commensurate, San Mntonio, pertaus
fen pianos uno Srgeln on leidtet Obs
5ablungen obne Roten unb 3infen.
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Wir inb nod ni9t DeranlaBt,
infer groBes 2ager BON neuea unb ge'
brau6ten pianos unb Srgeln su ber'
taufen, benno9 f0nnen mir before Sers
mine uub biaigere preiie unter gutter
@arantie geben ME iebes anbere @ef6dft.
Sbos @oggan & 8rns.,
208 Commerce 9traBe.
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= Nus einem Stdbt9en bon Stem
9ampibire, tuo bas Gdli6en Der Spes
cereimaaren gang belDnbers i6wungs
reid betrieben piro, er3dblen america
nii6e 8ldtter folgenbes 8ei9i9t6eu :
Gin 0err faufte feds pfunb 3uder
unb fanb 6enfelben fart nit Sanb ber>
mii9t. gm nd6ften Sage i9lug er
folsenbe Noti5 on: n3ur 8ea6tuns !
50 babe bon einem bieligen @rocer 6
Pfunb 3uder sefauft. @us bieiem
babe i'd elm pfunb Sanb genommen.
Wenn Der betrefenbe 6alunte mir 6
pfunb mirtli6en 3uder i9idt, 10 mill
i'd i'm ni9t bloBfelen". limb itebe
Do! am nd@ften Sage mur6en Yadete
nit ie 6 pfuuO 3uder in bic Wobnune
bes 2lagefibrers gebra9t, = fe famen
bon idmmtli9en 5 @rocers, ipel6e in
benz @tdbtden bauien.
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Ssn psIden laaen 1T bic Mad

Sn pel9en Gdaer 1T bic Na9.
frage nod Or. &i9monbs Samaritan
Nervine am er6Bten2 SIN Sale bon
Nerpeni6wa9e, bon @aligfeit, bon
81. bauung 9f9md9e, i'm Sale bon
gteroen : 3eltiittung bur6 gu fairies
Srinten unb in alen anDerer GdIen
algen,eine: 56wd6e unb grf96pfung.
gu Daben bel allen N~pOtbetern gu
81. so bic Glai6e, 4 fiir So.
Sat mid BON 8rsn9itis, Nlibma
unb aagemeiaer S9md6e sebeilt.
SIiber Wpers, Sronton, Sbio.
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ST.. g. 8mra

aus 0isn, friber Sefunbar . Arst oes faiI.
tOnisl. Sranfenbauies @icbcn,
SpeSial=A rSt fir Sranell= 1t. Sinoers
ntbeiten.
Sroinirt in ben apotbeten @. D'glbini,
alamo TlaSa, bon SO uno 3-5 unb aaIt.
cher & Sobn bon l0-l2. Sur Nrme unent,
eeltli6 bon ID San Saba StraBe Is.
eaB- aoniultationen in bcutlder. fran3oiider
uno polniider Spra9e. 5,7,lMtlmp
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91 ut. $. Ontteriioe, 1856
SouftonsS traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam . Sitters, balten fi6 benz
gublitum fir lle in ibrGa6 i6lagenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb perfpre6en
prompte geioreung aler Q~uftrdge.
9rpnIeu9ter, @ass 6irtures, 8abetpans
men. Gloiets &c. itets an 9anb.
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OFFICE OF PURCHASING AND DEPOT
NG 9 Sor Ant,uin TaVaS Ju1v Qr,1 1870

OFFICE OF PURCHASING AND DEPOT
VIC. S. San Antonio, Texas, July Bird 1889
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, subject tc
the usual conditions, will be received al
this office until II O'Clock noon, Oh July -
1889, for furnishing at San Antonio, Texas
on July 23rd 1889, the following Subsistence
Supplies, viz: 1000 pounds Corn Meal, il
new seamless sacks, 200 pounds Onions, il
barrels, 2400 pounds Onions, i'll sacks, 2,00(
pounds Potatoes, i'll barrels, $4,000 pound,
Potatoes, III sacks.
Bidders must state the place Of produc
ton or manufacture, and preference vii
be given 10 articles of domestic production
or manufacture, conditions of QUALITY arc
PRICE being equal. Blank proposals ant
further information can be had on applica
ton to this office. SAN'L 4. CUSHING
Purchasing and Depot c. S.
Wien importirte lebtes Sabr ettpt
| 52 000 Nfunh @hnrnPI
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sdS- Sbr lpart @elb, tpenn ibrr Sure
Srudia6en bel Sobnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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asrpteft aeaem Die bubem Sradbt=3atcm.

Brpteff gegen Die bubem Srabt=Gatcm.
Die 8ei6dftsleuie, Gabrifanten, Sat-
mer &C., tpslhe in ben leBten SGgen in
Dallas lire 3uIammenfunft gebabt baz
ben, um iiber Mittel unb Wege gu be-
rotbeu, ME segeu bic iibermdbigen
6radtIdbe unferer teranii6en Glen
babueu Abbilfe gu erlangen fetn
m66te, baben es i6lieBli6 81 Der itblt:
den &eibe bon r8eidluKen" gebra6t,
pelde aegen oas 8~erfahren bet Babnen
8eI6werbe erbeben unb i'm Snterel1e oes
teranii6en Wderbaues, iomie Der teras
nif6eu Sol3= unb @iien>Snouftrie Mbz
ftsQung oer bisberigen uebelitdnbe unb
Dor alien niebrigere 6ra@tidBe berlans
gen. IS miro gu benz 3mede aud nod
bur6 einen befonoeren o8ef6tuB" em=
pfoblen, baB bas 8olf bon Seras fir
bic Wbdnberung Der Staats@Y ~erfafung,
mel9e bic 21. 2esislatur borgei6lagen
babe, feline @timmen abgebe, 10 baB
tiinftigbiu Der S6afung elmer Staats=
@iienbabn Gommifion, wel6er bic
Iebte gnti6eiouns iiber Jra@tidbe gu.
fomme, fein 6in6erniB mebr i'm Wese
ftebe. Natiirli6 feblt aud Der 8ei@luB
ni9t, BEN &onsreB su eriu6en, fir Ell
men Siefs0afen an Der Serass 9lfe bic
n6t9igen @el6mittel gu beuiligen.
SaB bic Bei9life obne praftii9en
Nuben unb @rfolg bleiben tperben, 1T
ielbtberitdnbIi9; immerbin bat bic
&onbention aber bas @ute gebabt, oaB
fe bic MngeIegenbeit Dor benz 8olfe ges
balteu bat, unb oas ferner gu tbun,
ba5u fDnnen aud bic 8ei6liRe mod
%beitragen.
Slcctric SitterS.
9ie1eS Seilmittel 1T 70 ppblbefannt unO 10
popular gepprberl, Dap eS faum nod beiOnberer
Grpabnung bebarf. @Qe, Die eS ienalS &c.
brau6ten, ftimmen nit Elm in fem Sob. Cine
reinere Mebiein siebt es nidt, unO es ipirb Ga.
rantie %gcleitet, bab ite Gaes leiifet, mas man
bon ibr beripridt. electric 8itterS beilt ale
2eioelt Der 9eber unb Der @ieren, es %entfernt
@ef6piire, IuSldIaG SalsfuB uno anbere
Gol9en unreinen 8luteS. Sc treibt baS Sta,
Iaria. Gieber ans benz @biten, beust oemieIben
Dor unb beilt es ielbf in ben bartnadisiten
Gdnen. Sc eurirt %&opfidmeraen, 8lutanorans
mad Dem aopfe unb Misrdne. 8eriude baS
electric 8itterB! Seilung wirb sarantirt. ober
baS @elb suriidse3ablt. greiS per Glalde 80
Gents unb 81 in aHen Ipptbefen. 8bolelale
bel 0reib, Sbomplon & So.
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2Ilamo 2atrinems2 (binbr= Gpitem.
Office: Is Norb' 6loresitraBe, Selepbon
359. s. 6. Nbbep, Manaser.
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SapiteI XLIX.

StraBen unb Seitenpege.
Seftion u. gs iol bic pHidt fem
unb miro berlangt BON iebem 8epobs
NET, @igentbimer ober Mgenten zines
8runbltads, ben Seitenueg rein uub
Die &innen am Seitentpege ofen gu bal.
ten; ebenio mitfen bic 8dume bef9nitz
ten tuerben, 10 BOB bic 3weiae ni6t
iiber ben 5eitentpeg ober tiber bic
StraBe bdngen unb bic freie paRage
berielben b~ebinbern. 3rgeno cine pers
ION, melde es Oerabidumt ooer fi6 meiz
CERT, 5ieIer 8eliimmung na65utOmmen,
Ioa nit elmer @eloltrafe BON ni6t me-
niger aIs finf3ig (50) Gents unb
ni6t mebr als 3mei (2) Dollars fir
ieben einaelnen Soil beftraft uerben;
uno jeber Sag, an meldem Der 8epob'
ner, @isentbimer ober Ngent bieie 8ers
ftigung miBa6tet, biloet cine feparate
&lage.
8rDan @aIIagban,
Mtteltirt: WaDor,
6. g. GtaubOu, StaOt @lert.
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= Nuf Sumatra ereisneu f9 idbr.
lid i'm 9ur6i9nitt S6 @epitter.
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= Inter 1000 frana6FI6en solbas
ten auf ber @Olonie Senegal iterben
i1hrlin 148.
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Nptis an bas Ymbltfmnt.
MfaDprs Office,
M1tnuio & SttIi 1890

SWH WIFFO"FU1 U OHNFV IOOVt
Die 8trgeri6aft wirb bierbur6 in
9enntniB gefebt, baB bic folgenbe Set.
tion II, &apitel KILN. Der rebibirter
Orbinanaen Der Stabt San Nntonio
bon nun an itreng our6gefiibrt uerben
tpirb.
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- Nien importirte lebtes Sabr etpa
81, 200 pfunb SparseI.
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leave quantities of clothing, etc. They
had room full of feathers, which were
sent there for pillow-making, and they
were in despair, as they could not exter-
inmate the moths until they were advised
to try common salt. They sprinkled it
around, and in week or ten days they
were altogether rid of the moths. They
are never troubled now. In heavy velvet
carpets, sweeping them with salt cleans
and keeps them from moths, as particles of
salt remain in the carpets and corners.
Salt is not hurtful to any one and has no
bad smell. Here is little hint | add,
which, perhaps, every one does not know:
For cleaning wash basins, bath, etc, use
the same thing dry salt. Rub
little of the salt with your fingers on the
basin. Often sort of scum is noticed in
the basins in marble washstand in the
bathroom; the salt takes it off easily and
leaves the basin shining and clean
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We have good one on Baptist minis
ter who baptized few candidates not long
since, and not far from this place, says the
Doolv. Ga, Fiiadicdtor. !, ust as he started
into the pool with the candidates, he said:
aAnd Philip and the eunuch, they both
went into the water" After the services
a negro woman by the name of Phyllis
was heard to mutter to herself: u dunno
what dat white man wanter talk erbout me
dat wa. Jess know amt been nowhar
wild dat ugly niger Enoch in my life,
much less inter de water. Des yer white
folks lubs ter talk erbout Us cullud ladies
mighty well, anyhow"
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Nor vex your heart with the men which were
The one point to know which would fasclnate
Is where and what are you to-day, my dear?

Nor vex your heart with the men which were;
The one point to know which would iascinate
me,
Is where and what are you to-day, my dear?
VII
You died believing in Horus and Pasht,
Isis, Osiris and priestly lore,
And found. of course, such theories smasneo
By actual fact on the heavenly shore.
What next did you do? Did you transmlgrate
Have we seen you since all modern and fresh !?
Your charming soul, as calculate,
Mislaid Its mummy and sought new nesn.
Were you she whom met at dinner last week,
With eyes and hair of Ptolemy black,
Who still of this find in the Fayown would
speak,
back?
A scent of lotus around her hung,
She had such far-away wisttul air
AS of somebody born when the earth was young,
And wore OF gilt slippers lovely pair
Perchanee YOU were married? These might
Part of your trousseau-the wedding shoes;
And you laid them aside with the loteleaves
And painted clay gods which a bride did use
And, maybe to day oy Niles bright waters
Damsels of Egypt in gowns OF blue
Great great great-yery great grand-oaugnters-
Owe their shaPely insteps to you!
Y.
But vainly knock at the bars of the Past,
Little green slippers with golden strings
For all YOU can tell is that leather will last
When loves and delights and beautiful things
Have vanished-foTgotten? Nay Not quite
that!
catch some light of the grace you wore
When you finished with Lies daily pit-a-pat
And left your shoes at Times bedroom door.
XI.
You were born in the Old World which did not
doubt;
You were never sad with our new fashioned
sorrow
You were always sure, when your gladsome
days ran out,
OF daytimes 10 come. as we OF tomorrow!
Oh. dear little Maid of the Delta lay
Your shoes on your mummy-chest back again,
And wish that one game we might merrily play
at "Hunt-the Slipper 10 see 1t all PLAIN
EDWIN ARNOLD.
SchoOner-yacht HadaSsah.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-20
FRAGMENTS OF FASHIONS.

Silver and pearl cords are used for white
dresses, and fringe of beads and silk is used
extensively both for dress trimming and
for outside garments.
The russet shades are very popular for
autumn boating and tennis gowns. They
are sometimes made very dainty In appear
ance by white braid trimmings and a
blouse of white silk serge. When designed
for boating these suits are completed by a
russet hose, shoes, belt and long, loose
gloves of russet kid.
Stylish Hungarian cloaks, enveloping
the wearer from throat to skirt hem, are
made of black bengaline and lined with
black and white checked silk. The fronts
are turned back to simulate revers, show
ing the handsome lining. One handsome
model had very deep cape collar of black
escurial passementerie, and another was
finished about the throat with band of
handsome black ostrich feathers.
New and luxurious French tea-gowns
are sent over, made of black or deep violet
velvet, with embroidered borders of fine
gold leaves. One sumptuous model of
black Lyons velvet is lined throughout
with canary-yellow satin and trimmed
with bands of black marabout feathers
fecked with gold Another robe of violet
velvet is lined with pale rosy lilac silk,
and trimmed with bands of dark violet
velvet heavily overlaid with gold, hello
trope, sea-green and opal beading.
Most of the new art dresses are appro-
pirate only for the few, and not the ma
jority. A dress that is so peculiar as to be
striking, either from its brilliancy of color,
its uniqueness of make or its oddity of
outline and trimming, should never be
adopted by any save those who have num-
berless resources in the wardrobe, and may
therefore wear each toilet but few times
A conspicuous gown, even when handsome
and unique, soon bears its date and wearies
the eyes of those who first admired it,
while a quiet, unobtrusive gown easily
lends itself to some new, pretty arrange
ment or different adjustment in the way of
trimmings in laces or ribbons, or wholly
new bodice.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-20
Identifxine NIr. johnson.

as there Mr.. johnson in this carp
called the conductor, as he entered coach
on Lehigh Valley train and held up
telegram to view.
"There Isl" replied three men in chorus,
as they rose up.
s'But this dispatch is for John johnson"
s'That's mer' replied two of the men,
while the third looked relieved and sat
down.
(Which of you is married ?" continued
the conductor.
~ ann both answered.
"Well, think this dispatch relates to
the birth of twins at home, and is congratu-
latory"
"That lets me out, thank heavenp ex-
claimed one johnson, as he sat down to
wipe his brow, while the other flushed
white and red for moment, and then re-
ceived the dispatch.-Neas York Sun.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-20
SALT FoR MOTHS.

A Valuable Discovery Recently Made by
Nuns in Philadelphia Convent.
According to the Philadelphia Press salt
is the best exterminat0r for moths. The
nuns in one of the hospital converts have
tried everything else without success, and
their experience is valuable, as they have
so much clothing of the sick who go there,
and strangers, when dying there, often
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-20
Economy is wealth.

"Shall Wind the clock, fadder?" asked
young Jacob Isaacstein, as they were about
to close the store.
@No," said the old gentleman, with a
sigh, "pizness vas too pad. Choost let it
alone, Jacob, uud We will save the year und
tear on der veels.''-NorristouR Times.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-20
Mhen ronne Adolphus n,arried Kate.

She of the ebon, flashing eye
He found. but when 1t was too late,
That twas no earthly use to try
In any way to master Kate.
Hes bitten of" the neighbors cry,
"Far more than he can masticate."
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-20
py the Plunger,s Graye.

We buried him darkly at dead ofnight,
orier q foot thick on our faces;
We planted him deep, so he eoulu nos ges up
Washington Cdpitat.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-20

More than eSz, 900 was posted in letter
boxes in England last year in letters that
bore no address.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-20
Lots More Wicked.
IS very wrong for men 70 swear

'Tis very wrong for men to swear
When anything's awry.
And with little thoughtful care
They'd stop it If they d try.
Yet, after all, there re greater wrongs
Than men who wildly rant,
And they're the looks woman dons
Who wants to swear and can't.