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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-06
MuerIet.

= Set GINGER 3eit bat f6 bier in
San Mntonio Elm Club ebemaIiger Mit=
glieber bes erfen teranii6en Rabale=
rtes &esimentes gebilbet, Der es fi9 gum
3nede gema9t bat, cine 8eretnisung
aler ~ebemaliger &ameraben gu Stanbe
gu bringen un6 ber gu bieiem 3iele in
un1erer beutigen Numtner eine Nuforz
berung an bieie erldBt. Mie uns aus
better Queue mitsetbeilt mirb, min Der
Club ale Nntrengungen MAIDEN, gum
0erbf cine &eunion bes &egimentes in
unierer Stabt gu beranitalten. IS
birfte fir foI9e, bic es ni9t bereits tpii=
fen, intereiant iein au erfabren, bob es
BET &ef Der republifanii9en Jlii6ts
hinge, bic am Nreces Elm m6rberi19es
8efe9t bur65uma9en batten, in benz
cine groBe Mn5abl bon ibnen fiel, mar,
bic bieies Regiment formirten. Solte
ber plan bieier &eunion gu Gtanbe
fommen, mas mir pitni9en m66ten,
mirb es f@er on Dem ireunbIi9en gnts
gegenfommen ieitens ber Birgeri9aft
ni6t febIen.
= Ser 8eetbobensM dnner9or miro
am Samtag Nbenb i'm Scale bes Ga
fino cine groBe muffalifA =bramatifde
MISUNDERSTANDING beranftalten. 9as
programm 1T elm au BerorbentIi9 rei9s
baltiges. Ser B~eetboben=M dnner6or
mirb mebrere 2ieber portragen, barag.
wiro fi6 elm Gl6tens5oIo bes 6errn a..
8. 2u6pig f6lieBen, fopie Elm @eiangs.
Solo beg Germ s. 8. Miiuer unb elm
gioIinsGolo bes 9errn Mor @ippri6.
Sen Sef6luB mirb bas Woier'i9e
@ingipiel rNus 2iebe CUR Runt" mo-
den, ~bargeitellt bon 0errn unb Trau
Miaer, Grau 3abi6 uno BEN 9erren
y. Wablfab, Gerbinanb 9erf uab 6r.
Nagel.
= SIN @ranbeisentbums : @ei9dft
ma9t fi1 in San Nntonio cine unees
mein rege Sbdtistsit bemerfbar. Sic
Preiie finb bebeutenb in bic 00be ges
gangen ,unb nod ME 3ubor mar bic
Wa9frage nod Bdngrunhftiden in Der
Stabt unb bidt BEL betfeibsu, 10 groB
uie ieBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-06
Stpei altidlid1e 9aptpner Spaem
&1R.000.

3pei Der eIiidli9fen iunsen 2eute in
Gapton fino gomunb s. unb George
6. Gilbert, .peIde elm 3pan3ieitel bes
2oofes Str. 56621 tatten unb bas ben
grfen 5auptgepinn BON $500, 900
sog. Georg lit adt3ebn Sabr alt unb
arbeitet In ben Wertftdtten Der Hatios
nal @afb &egiifer Co., pdbrenb gbs
numb stuan3is 1T unb in Gtoobaro's
Wiaf9inen. Gabrit bei9dftist 1T. 8eibe
ftnb brap unb fleiBig. Sbr Batter, gass
par hilbert, elm reipettabler Barber,
ltarbbor mebreren Sobren, unb es tpurbe
ibnen cine f9pere Nufsabe, ibre Muts
ter, tpel9e BITE Gamilie berforgen molte,
gu unterftiben. Sic nenuen ibre 3ier=
ll1e Cottage in Main Str. iebt ibr
sigei1. uno onr6 9ilfe beg @epinnes
limb tie In cine anaenehme Gage getous
men.-Dapton, [O.] Democrat, 6 Sea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-06
LONE STAR
@m. 2SHima s. ephn.

uniere 6auptnabrung III inb bIeibt
bas Gleii9, unb UNI iol9es frii9 unb
gut gu erlangen, tam man unm6gli&
einen superldiFgerer Morft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 90fiug & Sobn, SO.
511 Npe. 6. Die Serred baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2uaben @e9uung GEE
trageu unb in ibrem @tabliRement cine
talte 2uftmai6ine erri6tet, tuel9e allen
Mnforberungen fir @rbaItung uno @nts
fernuns f6dbli6er Snerebien3en 6es
GleiiGes entfpri1t. Sic baben beffdn.
6ia in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
80rratb bon Waffpieb, aus iuel9ent
i1ur bas Belle fur ibre 2unben getpdbIt
piro. Wer reel bebient feiu mill, Der
befu9e ben Wartt No. Sill
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1
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-Sn eagle paB bat bic Wuffinoung
bon 4 2ei6en = elm Mann, cine alte
Grau, cine iunse Grau uno Elm iunges
Wdbden grcBe Nufresung unb ge>
itiiraung berborgerufen. IS inb Bic
9ei9en BON tpeiBen 2euten, tie pabrz
fdeinli6 bor etua IA Sagen 3miI9en
eagle PaB uno Bel Gio am Nio
Granbe se,campt" baben, unb bon
Mericanern beraubt unb get65tet muir.
ben. Die gei9en tpurben fdmmtlid,
nit SteiHen bef9mert, i'm 6IuFe aufse.
funben. SH eagle paB mill man piis
fen, baB bic @emorbeten beuti6e Sm=
migrarten tuaren, bic fid auf benz Wege
mad Merico befanben.
= Sn her 4~ben6fBung bes &eprds
fentantenbauies fano Sic feierli6e
ueberrei6ung elmer Meoaiae an MiB
Nunie Doubling, Die So9ter beg v6eIz
ben bon Sabine paB" ftatt. Die Sents
miin3e, tpel6e cine entfpredenbe Sn.
f9rift trdgt, TT bon Sob unb nit ei=
mem groBsn 8riaanten in Der Mitte ges
f9mtdt.
= Su Semple ereisnete fid cine
S9ieBafaire 5wii9en ben beiben Bril-
berpaaren &atber unb MatIod, Ger bers
mutbli6 3 Menidenlsben gum Opfer
fallen uerben. giner Der BetgeiIiq=
ten III bereits geforben Anb Elm ars
berer liegt i'm Sterben. IS banbeIte fd
UNI einen Streit tuesen GINGER giiens
babn : 8iaets, uel9e Der cine Matiod,
tpeI9er SidetsN sent Der Santa 0es8abn
mar, ben &atbers bertauft batte.
Sieie Iebteren nabmen iebo9 einei fal.
f6en 3ug, tuurben mitten In ber Bird.
RE abgeieBt unb auf benz Ridueae bon
&du5ern ibrer 8aari6aft beraubt.
Sabet Der 9aB 3uif9en ibnen, Der au
benz blutigen Sample sefdbrt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-06
Ser Ginsereaa edmb .store.

gde Of.9OufoaffraBe unb GDenue c.,
bat feinen 8orratb bon S6uben far
6erren, Damen unb &inber fir bic Be.
boritebenben Saiions erbaIteu, unb III
I'M Stanbe, allen Mnipri9en, uelGe
man an elm elegantes Doer on bauer.
bates unb preismiirbiges S1ubmert
fellt, gu geniisen. Ser CINDERELLA
@9ub @tore lit elm iebr beIiebs
ter @intaufsort, namentli9 oeutf6er
Damen, nidt nur Der 3ubortommenben
8eoienung megen, %fonbern tbatid1li6
neil bic feilgebotenen Waaren In ieoer
9inii9t smpfeslensuertb fu6 unb go,
tisfattion seseben baben. Mat finbet
bier bas 8or3islidfe, mas GuBbetleis
bungsfunitler nur leifen t6nnen;
S9ube fur ben 8aliaaI, Iusgebes
i9uhe, S6ube fir's 9aus unb Iiarte,
babel bod elegaute S9ube fur &tnber.
Serren tuerben In glei9er Weiis bea
bient. Iles pabt uie %angegohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-06
9anepait s ephn

bertaufen ibren gar3eu Waarenborraib.
beffebenb aus 6erren. nnb Qnoben.
anaigeu, Often. leber3iehern, Dem.
ben. llnter3eug &C. 3u bebelieno perab.
geiebten preiien, I'm NIT BEN Eager
gu r6smen. Die G~eleeenbeit, bilip
au taufen. iolte ieber benuben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-06
giuen 0runneu psraiften lit zines

Der grbbten 0erbreden. Nber i6lim.
mer III es. H9 uno ieiner Wa6tommens
fdaft bic Quene bes 2ebens su Dergiiten.
Dos lit oft bur9 Na9ldifsteit, ungliid
ober grbi6aft gefdeben. 4per's Cot
iapariaa gebt auf ben @runb Der SDmp'
tome, fu6t ben unrsinen Samen i'm
Dilute, bieiem 2ebensnrome, unb felt
ben Appetit, bic 9raft unb bic @siunb,
beit pieber Der.
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Die @ermania /. Zone So. 1oaf

= Die @ermania 2oae SO. 1896
Der Knights & Ladies of Honor perauz
italtet our Geier ibres A. Stiftuuasfes
ffes MitttD06. ben 6. Wdr3 cine groBe
notwithstanding nit BAL in 4rif6's
5ole. Sur bic uns frsunbIidH lber.
ianbten ginlabunestarten uniern beiten
Taufl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-06
aorresnuuSeu, ertpiinfdht.

Sh@tige 2eute (8aufeute borsesoaen) tperben
IN SeraS als 2ofala9ententen fur Oampfma.
i9inen uno 'aeiel, Miblen, Cotton. @ims, Baa.
gen unb Sreibriemsn burd ben Spesial. &eprd.
fentanten mebrerer GROCER Gabrifen sefu@t.
aoreiFrt: S. 81. S%ubbarb, Dallas, 3eras.
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s6- @bamberlains Sulten . Msbi3in
~ bertibmt tuegen ibrer prompten unb
tpirtfamen Sur bon Sufien uub grtdL=
tung. Die i6limmfte Grtdltung fam
0ur9 Elm BOAR Soien bieies Miittels ge'
boben tperbeu. Gum 8erfauf bel u.
@obn & Co., 5. Galteper & Sobn unb
alien Drussiiieu.
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sa- periOneu, bic an &beumatismus
leibeu. fOlten gbamberlains sPain
Balm'' beriu6en. Cine Qnuenbuua
linbert ben e6mers unb iein betdns
bigger 8ebrau9 bat man9e Gdae BON
9ronii9em unb @elents &beumatismus
turirt, in melden anbere 6eiImittel unb
ielbt bic befen 9ler3te Mi6ts ausridten
tonnten. preis so Gents per GIafde.
Bum Terfauf BEL Ct. @obn & Co., +.
Salteper 6 Sobn unb allen Sruggifen.
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QuttQelt=Qei0elt.
NDer's g~berrp=Yeetoral,
9lus @bouoboi min oemeI6e

Qus ebansbai pi,b eemelbet,
bob es bort in GoIge Der 0erbaftung
zines @bineien au einem groBen &iot
fam. ueber 5000 Menfden rotteter
ii6 %3uiammen, fedten bas englii9e
in Branb unb griffen au6 ben
ameritanii6en &oniul an. Nu9 ionf
tpurbe nod biel nnfug angeridtet.
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s6y- Sbos. @pggan & Bros.
baben bas po~aitdnbisfe Eager bon wfus
ftalien in Der Stabt unb geben Seoem
ben n6tbisen Ab3ug ODER &abatt.
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= 9eftise S6mer3en in ben 8einen
pIaeten mid. Gin Greunb rietb mir
CT. SafObssSel Su gebrau6en. Sd
berluhte es unb no1 benz GebrnuGe
elmer Glafde mar i9 tpieber hersefe1t.
&C. 6. Bennett, Waribaa. did.
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ssiuausicQer @eridht

Der Sun Nntonio Nationalz8atlf in
San Qatonio, Seras, beim Mbf6luB bes
Gei9afts am 26. Gebruar, 1889.
Credit:
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Subicriptinnsprets fur has Wps
@emblatt 50 80.
&eiienbe u genten:
g. g. 8miA.
&pbert Nemniger.
M. S1prpbin1.
6 0 t q 8.

Gan Mntonio, 6. Mdr3, 1889.
Sic Sanbelsbesiebmnsen stuiiden ben
Ser. Staaten uno WeEicu.
Na9 cen 3olbaus 2tifen iub i'm
2aufe beg Wonats Sanuar 1889,
ibsr 2arebo bic f~Olgeuoen Nrtitel con
Merico no6 ben Ser. @taaten frportirt
moroen:
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OscQr Neebe. bpr i'm 2,,htho,

Oscar Neebe, Der i'm 3u6tbauie
gu Solicit, Sas., ibenbe @hicagoer
4nar@it. ldBt bur6 feline @enoKen unb
Greuube betannt MAIDEN, baB bic Nads
ridt, er mode fir ben preis ieiner Be-
9itabtgung ben Senuneianten fpielen,
cine bonn &i9ter @riuueI aufgebradte
infame Siee uno 8erIdumbung iei.
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sa- Geinfte unb biligiie Orudfas
den bel 5 o b On BROS.
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DIT uatur Deijteben

81 Dec 8ieoerberitellung erfranfter ODER
tarGraud)ter @epebe, baS 1T allies, mas
cine &r5aei tbun lam. Sci 9~ungenleioen,
!pie Grfdltung, Observation-Disclosures NIB
ats5cbrulA ~cnt5iinoet ii9 imtner 3aerit bic
S9leir1baut, bann oeritopfsn iid Die 9ufte
5eGen in Der 2uuge, unb bic Solgen iino
Snberfeln llao 5llctt .3erit0rung Der Sc
mebe. 3araus gebt beroor, bab bic 2ufts
r0brendie ui9t beileu @founel, bis Der refs
aenoe Suiten %eutfernt 1T. aper's Gberrp-
Yectoral
Sanftigt u1O @eilt
Die ent3i1beteu @ebdute, tbut Der gbniits
surg Ginbalt, unb binterldbt feline naftbeis
ligen Solgen. Oaber lfdbt man es bober
als ale anoern ipecifideu eunssnar;-
neien.
8. .. Sirbp BON gartonspine, ST.,
t9reibt: ySor bier Sabren erfdltete i'd
mid btftig ltno 5og mir eineu i9redli4en
Su1tell at. Sd mar lebr franf l1nb uitge=
fdbr pier Morate an bas 8ett geburtben.
@nblib erfldrte mir Der Irst, i6 babe bic
Mussebruug, uno er f0ute mir nidt belfeu.
Giner maiiler Nahbaren rietb mir, einen
Seriud) nit Iper'S Gberrpz Pectoral al
MAIDEN. SD folgte benz Static, i1nb ebe
i'd Die erte Slal4e gang perbraudt hattie,
mar i1 mobl, ulb babe mid ieitoem INNER
in gutter @eilnbbeit beinnben."
@lonso 8. 0aggett bon Sn1brna MtIls,
Wfe., ihretbt rSor iehS Sabreu mar i3
Sanbelsreiienoer, uno lit 5u ierer 3eit an
etrlent
9ungen=9eioel1.
Wfonate lang fonnte id Nadts nidt
i6lafen. Seltelt fonnte i9 mid nieberle-
gen, fiiblte mid bdufig benz grftden nabe,
nub mar oft genotbtgt, mir in Der freien
Suit grbolung All iufen.. Sd lief mid
bereben Iber'5 @berrpsB cctoral su nebren,
unb ba8 balf mir. Scr fortgeiette Sc
brat6 beslelben bat mid poIftdnbig ge<
BELT unb, ipie i1 CLAUDE, mir bas qeben
gerettet.
NDer's gberrD=Beetoral,
3ubereitst pon
DR.. s. 6. aper & Co., aoweH, wsaH.
SIN allen apotberen Su baben. 4reis 81; feds
SIai6en, IS.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-04
HOW pRUNKARD's ESCAPE.
Their Muscles Fail to Respond to the
Shock of Blow.

Their Muscles Fail to Respond to the
Shock of Blow.
A few days ago man was knocked
from a trestle-work on the Cleveland,
Canton & Southern railway near Cross
street, by a locomotive. The train was
stopped and the victim was tenderly
picked up and taken to the depot. he
was intoxicated and paid very little at
tention to the efforts being made In his
behalf. At the depot he denied that he
had been on the trestle and demanded
to know who had taken his hat Short
lv after he was arrest on Ontario street
for being drunk. He gave no evidence
of pain until several hours later, and
then Dr. Cole was called to attend him.
The man seemed to have escaped with
few bruises, and at the Central police
station it was regarded as another in
stance of a drunken mans luck. d" While
the subject was up for discussion pa
trolman related the circumstances OF an
affair THAT occurred on Canal street.
A drunken man had stumbled along a
dark passage-waY between two build
ings and finally fell about twenty-five
feet down steep flight of stairs to the
Valley railway tracks. He was finally
discovered and carried back to Canal
street to await transportation in the pa
troll wagon. His pulse could scarcely
be detected, and the only question with
= oh i'm, w haf
the man was already dead or would die
within the next ten minutes. When
landed at the station he demanded to
be released, and asked whose business
it was if he chose to drink little beer.
He had apparently sustained no injury
by the fall. DIR. Cole related a river
street case where a man fell from a
three-story window upon woman
seated in front OF a saloon. The doctor
had been summoned in hot haste by the
man friend, but upon his arrival the
victim of the fall said very Indignantly
that he had not sent for the physician
and had no need for his services.
When asked whether there was any
explanation for the uniform good for
tune of drunken men in escaping injury
by accident, Dr. Cole said it was due
to lack of interest in their fate. In
falling the body is limp and lifeless,
while that OF sober man would prob.
ably be very nearly rigid. In the case
of the latter blow upon any part OF
the body would be followed by instan-
taneous contraction of the muscles,
having perhaps nearly as much force
as the blow itself. 1t was stated by
the physician that often the sudden
and violent contraction of the muscles
caused by blow furnished nearly hall
the force exerted to produce the tract
ure of bone. A drunken mans mus.
cles, it was explained. would not re-
spond in a similar way to the shock OF
the blow, and he would naturally es.
cape that element of danger.-Cleve.
land Leader.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-04

How Pale, Delicate Women Can EASILY
Beautify Themselves.
To be fashionable in these days it is
nece ssary to be healthy, and the pale,
delicate girl that has reigned for so
many years must give place to her
more robust sister. The complexion
most admired is the one having the
most healthful glow, and in no other
way can this be obtained than by fire.
quent physical exercise in the open
air. Indeed, many girls when away
for the summer almost live in the open
air, returning in the fall with COM
plexions the envy of more conservative
maids, who are afraid of the least bit
of sun.
The sun is wonderful beautifier OF
the complexion, but, like many good
tonics, ought not to be taken in too
large doses at first. Going from the
city, where, even when walking out,
we take the shady side of street, di-
rectly into the glare of MONDAY sun
in the country is of all things to be
avoided. In fact, the monday sun is
penetrating even to very healthy coun-
try people, and it is not advisable to
seek it too often, even for the sake
of the complexion. The morning and
afternoon sun will do all that is de-
sired in this respect.
Some fair-skinned people are pre-
vented from enjoying the country,
owing to getting so easily sun-burned.
Always carry with you into the coun-
try liberal supply of baby powder
When going out into the sun apply the
powder thickly over the face and neck,
and there is little danger of your suf-
fering from this painful affection. The
powder protects the pores of the skin.
which are generally very sensitive to
the sun. If the powder is not con-
venlent, corn-starch or powder will
answer the same purpose. When 60
ing out on the water sailing or fishing,
powdering the face will save much pain
and annoyance, for there are few places
in which a person burns so quickly as
on the water.
When sun-burned battle the afflicted
parts in cream. but if Obtainable. but
termilk is much more cooling and heal
ing. Tan can be removed by applying
lemon juice to the face just before re-
firing for the night, letting it remain
over night, and washing it off with soft
warm water in the morning. A few
Drops of the spirits of camphor in the
wash water two or three times week
will help to keep the skin clear.
A good wash for the skin during the
summer is made as follows: To one
quart of rose water add, drop by drop,
stirring all the time, one ounce OF
tincture of benzoine. Remember that
it is benzoine, and not benzine. Bot
tie for use. Add few drops of this
to the wash-water each day, until the
water is like skim milk, and the skin
may be kept soft and nice, even
though you are out in all sorts of
| weather.
TO protect the backs of the hands,
which are generally the first to freckle
or tan, take your old lisle-thread
gloves that are worn in the fingers.
cut off the tops. turn and hem on the
inside each finger. These can be worn
In the fields, and are more comfortable
than the whole gloves, besides pro-
tecting the hands. Boston Budget
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-04
MARRYING HOUSE-KEEPERS.
A Growing Preference for Who Can Make
Home Pleasant.

A Growing Preference for Who Can Make
Home Pleasant.
How did 1t come about? is question
now asked in regard to the marriage of
popular writer The same question
was asked five years ago when a society
man in Boston married sensible home
body, some years his senior. The
croakers croaked well. and decided that
it was an unfortunate affair or won d
turn out to be in the end. George Eliot
says that this love of finding out how
it came about" is due to IAN excess of
poetry or stupidity" don't know as
that is just fair, but do think when a
marriage is contrary to established
rules, croakers are stupid. and fortu-
nately are often in the wrong in their
prophecy. 1t is written that when a
marriage was about to take place King
James used to ask: What is the wo-
mans makdom and her fairness?" The
days of "infatuatiOns' are now giving
place to keen outlook in the direction
of personal comfort; makdo m and fair
ness stand one side and the question to
be answered first, Will this woman
make my home restful to me. and will
she live on what l can earn? Subtle
has been the process that has led to
this gradual change. but change has
come.
The brilliant society man referred to
is now regular stay-at-home. for the
simple reason his home is as perfect as
a home can be made to be. The SUM-
NEST, brightest room in the house is
his sanctum; here are his favorite
books, pictures he likes, the latest
magazines. leaves cut, and no end of
pipes. When the train whistles into
the depot in which is this fortunate
man, a fire is started on the low hearth
to make the room cheerful although
the warmth is not needed.
10 this room he brings his friends,
and here husband and wife sit when
alone. Every thing that will help his
wife to make home means of grace
she reads, on her table are ALWAYS to
be found books and magazines that talk
OF the higher life of the home mean
good cooking when say higher life; a
hitherto much neglected part of re-
ligion.
This man, formerly out every even
ing, rarely goes to theater or opera,
party or ball, because his home has
greater attractions, and he is really
| now so sensible. well-informed, and
amounting to something that his friends
are rejoiced that the seemingly incon-
gruous marriage came about.
When | was asked what considered
the reason of this transformation. an
swered: Clean. well-aired rooms, good
food, and a wife who is more anxious
to be what German writer calls s.,
serene housewife than to keen her
weather-eye out to see If she will ever
get her rights end vote" Good House
, keeping.
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-Ine report oi .ne otatlstical Com
mittee OF the United Presbyterian
Church of Scotland shows that there
are 900 congregations. an increase oil
one; S67 Sabbath-schools. an increase Of
8. 4O4 scholars. and the total member.
ship is 182. 96S. a gain of 1913, being
above the average rate of increase for
the last ten years
Kew 4 S. Ashton stated at the an.
mai meeting of the Evangelical Cont.
rental Society, that now there is scarce.
family In Milan without a Bible.
: was stated at the same meeting tina,
e Portugal the Bible is now circulating
- 1t never has before, and in Italy il
--as this year had q circuls ton hitherto
lnknown
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-04

do you get all the work you can
do?" asked a gentleman of a negro
whom he had hired to do some out
door jobs for him. Eyes, sab, bout
all; en- | needs hit to keep my little
family a-gc!n', sah." ''How much of a
family have you?" '.Well, femme
see: Oars me en- my ole woman, dat's
two; en- Lily en- Marthy en- Berthena
en- Andy en- Sidney en- jimmy en- Billy
en- Sally en- Minty, OATS nine single
ones; en- den dar's de twins. Ad'naram
en- Eb'nezer-'leben in all. Yo' see
dat's quite consid' able few sah."
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-04

White Elephant of Siam, Lion of Eng.
land, Dragon of China, Cress of Switzer,
land, Banner of Persia, Crescent Of Egypt
Double Eagle of Russia, Star of Chill, The
Circle of Japan, Harp of Erin.
To get these buy q box of the genuine
DIR. G. MCLANE's CELEBRATED Liver
PILLS, price % cents, and mail US the out.
side wrapper with your address, plainly
written, and cents in stamps. We will
then mail you the above list with an ele.
CANT package of Geographic and chro.
matte cards.
FLEMING Bros, PITTsBURG, PA.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-04
1T WAS JUST I'M TIME.

G. c. bartholomew, Kalkaska, Mich, says: 81
located in this place five years ago, having for
merly resided in Troy, N. Y. have been great
sufferer from what the physicians of Troy called
Bright's disease. used DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, N Y. All the
terrible symptoms of the disease are gone.
have no traces of any disorder of the kidneys
liver or bladder. Who would begrudge the cost
of this medicine Zone dollar bottle for such a
blessing or refuse this simple though sincere
token of gratitude for being perfectly cured?
owe everything to DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, and hope this will induce others to use the
medicine who suffer from any kidney, liver OF
blood disorder"
DIR. KENNEDY's FAvORITE REMEDY, made al
Rc2dout. N. Y. 81: 6 for IS.
Send for book, how to cure Kidney, Liver and
Blood disorders.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-04

This is the age of wonders, and the aver.
age American citizen is no longer surprised
at anything. Ifyou want to experience that
sensation. however. just write 10 b. F.
johnson & Co., 10t9 Main ST., Richmond,
Va, and hear what they have got to say OF
the success of some of their agents. They
have gothic goods that sell, and any one
out of employment will consult their own
interests by applying to them.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-04

"A broom factory man in Duluth
laid off his thirteen single men and In
formed each one that he could not re-
turn to work until he was married.
Eleven of them married within fort
night, and inside of six weeks there
we're five applications for divorce