davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31
@ein Sesiune pes sommers

1T IS tpDbI aeitsemdB, bic Nifmertiamz
felt aler @runobeliber unb Garmer auf
elm fur iie Invertebrates gtablifement in
5ieiger Staot unb befen Gr3eugnihe gu
lenfen. So 1T bns bic Giiferei bes Srn.
@eo. Wanbrp in Der NuifinifraBe.
Su berielben neroen Gdher, @iiernen,
Sants u.i.m., u.f.w. nit 3ubilfenabme
Der beiten unb %neueiten Mtaf6fnerie her.
asfteut. Wer alfo oas erquidenbe NnB
iammeln muB unb ba5u geei9neter 6oI5,
gefdBe beoatf, Der gebe gu SEQ. Wtans
brp. weun ct auf CUTE arbeit uub reelen
preis fiebt. Sbou Der blobe Nnblif
Der Wertltott nit ben b~rauisnben unb
f9narrenbeu Woi6inen unb sen fi6
fleiBig regenbeu Sdnben 9ef6idter
Merfleute 1T bes geiu6es wertb.
- Waberids 8anf be3ablt 4
pro3ent 3inien fur 3sitsB epoIiten.
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Sic erindsfabrt ser nNOrnannia".

Ser no9Hebenbe Mrtifel, mel6er Bic
8srfu6sreiie bes uetert beutf9en 8am=
pfers rNormannia" bebanbelt, lit Der
Stem Yort vSimes" entnommen uub
oirfte BON Sntereiie fir ~lniere 2sfer
iein. Deriel6e tDuroe uns BON 9errn
Milton gberett, Ngent fur bic
Samburg amerifanii6e 2inie, iiberz
madt:
nDie Ngenteu Der 6amburg : Nmeriz
fenif6en padsti9iffabrts @eisaf9aft
In biefer @tabt empfinsen geffern Die
f%olgenbe &abelbepei6e aus 6amburg:
ugtormannia Ioeben mad ether aus,
ge3ei6neten Tabrt BON Glosgow In Bic
glbe eingeIauf et1. 9ie Neriu9sfabrt
mar Elm GROCER @rfo!g in ieber Weiie,
Der 9ampfer ma6te 81 Gnoten per
Stunoe (sIeid 24.15 MeiI.). IS uas
rem 230 @dte al 8orb, barurter biele
proninente perfonen aug glislano uno
bonn Continent, tpel6e fi9 entbu1iafif6
ioer bas S6ih auslpra6en."
Sic vNormannia" 1T bas~ lebtgebaute
Der 9oppelf6rauben 9ampfi6ife Der
Slotte Der 5amburg : Nnterifanii6en
padetfabrt geie1l6aft; lie tpurbe bon
Der Fairfield Engineering & Ship.
building Company (Sobn Glber &
Co., in Goban an Der @lpoe gebaut.
Bel elmer 2dnge BON 500 SUB unb einer
greite bon so SUB bat fe cine 3iefe
bon 40 SuB unb regiitrirt $500 Sonnen
gros ober 10000 Sonnen &aumgebalt.
SIN Neuberen gleidt le ben beiben an.
beren S6aeabampfern 5er Samburser
S!nie, bet nNuguIta 8ictoria" unb Der
u@olumbia", nit gerabem 8ug unb
runbem Stern, brei riefgen &au1fdrz
gen unb 3tpei W}oi ten.
Snwenbig 1T oos S6if bur9 ELF
ienfre6t GUT 2dngsa6le ge3ogene uaIer.
oi6te Wdnbe III 3n6lf NbtbsiIungen ges
tbeilt; bieie WdnOe rei6en big gu benz
melt iber Der @aHerliuie Iiegenben
6auptbed unb iteben nit chamber nidt
Deiter in B~e1binbung als bur9 Nufs
gdnge nod bielem 9ed.
Sic Waf6inerie befBt 16, in,
oisirte gferbefrdfte unb 3lpar iebe Wa.
i1ine 5000; beioe fnb bur@ cine paHers
6i6te 2dngspan6 eei6ieben. Die
Sampfmaf6inen in6 breifade @rpan>
ltonsmaf6inen uno baben Cylinder bon
ie 106, 81 uno 40 3ol DurdmeHar bel
einem &Olbenbub bDn 81 SUB. gben|o
5efinbsn f6 Die Ge1el in ~beionoeren
Qbtbeilungen. Sie S@rauben befiben
einen Dur@mtfer bon Is SUB urb liab
aus manganidrter Ston3e gefertist.
Das promenabenbed 1T 400 6ub
lang unb bat Is oor3igIi6 eirgsri@tete
3a5inen. aud Der 9amsn.. Der Mufits
iaton unb bas &aud5immer, ale brei
lururi6s eingsri6tet. finoen pIab auf
bieiem Oed. Ser 6auptialon 1T auf
Dem oberen Ded. IS III bies elm brils
liant a%useeifatteter &aum, y GuB lang,
fhnitlerii9 befOrirt nit feinen 6ol3e
i9uibereien unb @emdlben berborraz
genoer Mei}ter.
Wuf benz Dampfer 1T plab fin 1926
paRagiere etfter 2lafe, It's 5weiter
Glafe, unb $50 3piidenoeder. Die
meifen Der &abinen liesen auf Dem
6auptbed unb cine srORe ln3abl ber=
ielben lit prd9tig m0blirt. Saruntet
befnben f6 tpel6e nit angren3enben
Babe unb Soiletteuaimmern. Die 8ez
quemli6teiten in ber 5meiten Raiite
finb ebenfaas entipredenb groBartig
uno ribaliiren nit benen Der erffen
Glaie ouf an6eren 9ampfern. 9as
3wii@enbed 1T auBergem0bnIi@ bod,
gut beleuhtet unb in tleine 3immer
abgetbeilt. Gs fam fein ,3neifel barr
iiber beiteben, baB bic rNormannia"
zines Der f66nten JabrSeuge 1T, Die
iemals bonn Stapel gelaufen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31
Gooes : Mnseiae.
Seute Worsef I'm l ubr Harb
Xputs 6. Staffel

I'm Utter BON rs Sabreu. 9as 2eiden,
beadngniB finbst beute Na9mittag I'm
4.30 nbr bonn Sauie Der irau &bobius,
No. % SadiOnsS traBe, aus Iiatt, poau
gerpaaote unb GreunOe einselaben limb.
Die t%rauernben Sinterbliebenen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31

sa~ Sur CUTE Nnitreiders unb 2adi.
RET : Mrbeiten, SGilbermalerei &C., ga
rantirt 5 beron Sail gde 81.
Warps unb Srabis StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31

@- 5beron Bail bat ii6 aIs
S1ilDermaler, 0ausanfrei6er uno
3utldets2 adirer, gfe bon ct. Warps
nnb 3rapis.S traBe, etabliIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31

aas~ Ser Den mei1ten 9eutiden be-
fannie NnHrei6er uno 2adirer S,beron
Sail bat feline Wertffatt Ode bon st.
Marn uno Srabiss GtraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31
Gtablirt 1866.
Thos. Coggan X Bros.
Can MMt0nip. Seras.
Gan Mmtonio, Seras.

Seom gfauen.
@r bauffdHsen fdF ibes Department unhuss @efadhs uo pDmen bemkImn unfae
game 3t
@r bsrOorseIsn NinnanS! MM i@n senou, meIaen gBeub Ns saarumet bat
Br baen bic Snarumene hf auer brpouasenben Sabrtn pobht ums NUT Bic Waen.
tasn DsrEmisea be9aasn peae mir fir dsb eatn bHHen.
Wr baMni in unkrem 6ef6aft mbr &aptaI an9het asa ue WufaGeu .SanbLr in Swas
aufamInsnsmomasns uo D mir fir baar taufen, 10 rbaaen mir bic mtOrsfn grMe
Mr babenDu @euid, mabsc @reie quite g8aae IND 2uuaGtdtnnfnn Runbeu paeu-
dMr Elm efdsre5es uo fables @ef9af aufWbaut uno pgben unrs @rnUpin bels5aita.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31
1ie Wehufimfeit hes Gnnfutionisu1us

Die Nsbnli@teit beg @onfutionismus
nit BEN mooeruen G1eibentettbum gebt
fogar nod UNI einen bsbeui'an,en
S6ritt tDeiter, unb 5tpar aa6 elmer
&i9tung bin, nit wel6er Der Souii'
tdgsbetra9ter bur9aus nidt iibe;eiu:
ffimmt. Ser Nnh6agsr 0ongzGu
Sie's treibt bic Duloiamfsit gegsu Gil.
bere Gefenntnihe-namentli9 gegea ben
laubesibli6en 8ubbbismus (ber ober
oaerbings eigentli6 ou1 nur cine Sit
tsnlehre auf munutbeinifder Bats 1T.
lpenn aud freili@ bic 2e1reu feines
@tiinbers Safiazmuni i'm 2aufe Der
Sabrbunberte bur6 bic 8on3en urb Ga
mas in genau berielben Weiie osruu>
italtet unb berdnoert Durben, tuie Die
2ebren Seiu @briiti, bu,6 bic prieiiers
2afte!) 70 auberorbentliG nett, bab er
duBetll9 uben &ummel miima6t".
Ser gonfueianiit I1efert ieinen Sejtrag,
tpenn fit ileue Sempelbauten geiammelt
pirb = aus @eI6dftsriiff6ten, gefau
10 pie es ~bier5uIanbe uub biiibeu i'll @us
ropa bet ,~tIuge" @efGdftsmann madt,
ber 3tpar ,,iibsr 70 gtwas binaus 1T,
aber es bod nit Miemanoem perberben
miu".
Ser Gonfueiani1 bet genau bsnielben
aritDtratii1en, Doer rt1iiger 9eiagt,
bo9miitbigen 3ug, Der biele unierer
beutigen Greioenfer aus5ei6net, unb
spar menig gu ibrem 8ortbeil aus3eid=
net. Siefe mie iene meinen ndmli6,
ibre freie @laubensri9tung lei nur fir
bic Nusertpdblten, fur Die Weiien, pdbs
renb fir ,,bas bumme Bolt" unb nas
mentli9 fir bic Weiber cine pofitibere
Slaubensri6tune better lei, Do es ben
Rlugen bann lei6ter lei, Die Summen
5u sigeln unb gu beberridsn.
Das 1T aber cine febr gefdbrli1e Ins
i6auung, bur1 iDeIhe man nur, obue
es 5u mplen, Der Sriboborie in Die
9dnbe arbeitet. DEM mas pabr 1T,
bas 1T nidt nur fir eiu paar adssr.
tpdblte, Weife uub ,.geiitige Mrifotras
ten" mabr, fonbern fur Ollie, unb mas
fir ieue gilt, bas gilt au@ fir bas Bolt
i'm algemeiuen.
6olange man bas ni6t einliebt, ober
ni6t einfeben Mill, merben in China
nod pie nor bic Bon5en uub 2amas bas
Gcepter i6mingen uno i'm aHgeblid aufs
gefldrten Mbenolanbe Die Glerifei !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31

SIN Taue bon iranf6eit ODER
un9liif ~gewabren mir tets
ldngere Belt. Shit SDpotbefen>
Noten fam bisS nid)t seldsben.
8ir brauden nnfere Noten
uno Si9erbeiten nibt an Ban.
Tiers ooer @eloberIeiber an
tran8ferirefl, um nit Dem Gelo
infer @efddft reitersufibren.
@ir brauden nidt bobe
Yreife gu bereduen fir Sn>
i%irumente, melde mir auf 5eit
berfaufen, am Die 3infcn auf
8orlhiiHe beraussuihlaQsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31

peubLs fo.
a aanrs a akm Eno ale gsiuaesn, pa9s snHaneae ION us tauasn
Sa ae snRa ga5sa a tsanea n pMo sa9an ob. ogta9 S5se@n kdnef an Der Spite aaer AT,
tnEa Aa %t IT, uno a anSna ,, Ssa M a, Sasatsno ss59bt D1rosa 70 sab fe aas anSnen dbr-
WtT S s-asentsnf fir ae6sr stsmnap sOrs, anabe. sbidrins & Soma, SRA.
tbul1et unoS :. v gale & 90 YtanoS, unb Waon & SamGn, mi GimtauSSraIn.
ar g @n sMi snten boz owsln,. bic ipaaa fir y anatfutat Deaen Die zine br-
fauen muW fur $50, bea HSere fit $95. Das 9olnen bMr SpeIni lit ftr fa0n, ub boa
5rnereu no Die uaItaten lafen nits gu nunf6en ubng.
Wrt Men fur MbotiaR. mo &daiLS nbI aHe Sonen bon muEaGldeu SnAruuenter.
ebenlo MnFftn glahsrn, Banbn, 8adrn fr aue SnHrumente.
nnr gorrtb IN Nben 1T Der grO6e tint Sibeu.
s8r lenoen aut apphfaton 2ataose nno @rdSifen bon HmnN, 0upfn, MufmHfden
Shpramenet @uftauen @een &C aus unO beantmorkn prompt aae b.elidn NnfMpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31

= 9err million @berett, 0fs
flee i'm &mann. @sbdube, 1T asent
Der 9amburg : Imerifanif9en padetz
Sampfer @eie1l6aft, peI9e i'm 2aufe
beg bergangenen Sobres brei neue uno
uniibertrofene 9ampfer, bic nWusuffa.
8ietoria", columbia" unb nsuerolngs
bic vNormannia" In Sienif geiteQt bat.
Wer mirfli6 fomfortabeI reiien mill,
bebiene fi6 Der hamburger 2inie. =
uebrigens lei bier ertpdbnt, baB 9ear
@berett aud Ngent aler anoeren Dam
pferlinien 1T umb germ Nustunft er.
tbeiIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-31

~ Waberids 8anf be3ablt 4
proaent 3inieu fur 3eits8 epofteu.
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Ser Jriibiings.Balaf lit 0lid1e.

Ser Triiblinas,Yalaf lit Mid1e.
9ie WusHeanng i'm GriiblingspoIalt
5u Sort Wortb ndberte fd ibrem @nbe.
Am 80. fanb bas IeBte Abenb=@on.
aert ftatt un0 nadber fo0te Der iibli6e
S1luB5au ~abgebalten tperben
Chen bate bic Gapele bon @lgin,
tpeI9e bic Msuif geliefert bate, ibre Sus
ffrumente fortgelegt, als ber Ieueralarm
ert0nte. IS mo9ten tpDbl an 5000
perfonen i'm @ebduoe iein, barunter
8iete, tpel6e all benz 8alle tb~eilnsbmen
MOLTEN.
9as Geuer mar i'm oberen 5beile beg
1aufes ausgebro1en unb faum cine
Winute fpdter mar bic san5e @alIerie
runb berum ein 6lammenmeer. Che
man auBerbalb bonn Yalafe Genntnib
erbielt BON benz unelide uno Die Genz
ertDebr alarmirt pereen fonnte. ftiirste
bas Dad elm unb begrub ole Die aus.
eeftelten S6dBe. Sn fur3er 3eit ma
Naes elm GROCER ~glibeuber Nidenbau
fen. Die i'm @ebdube angeiielte So.
f4ungsmanni9aft fanb gai feline @slcs
genbeit in Sbdtigteit 3u treten.
Die unter ben 8efu9ern berrldenbe
pani. bob ieoe &iidfi9t auf. SIN mil.
ben Our9einanber tir3ten Qae bic
9reppe binunter unb ben N~ussdngen au.
DAB feline 5eele i'm Geuer umtam, 1T
au belpunbern. S9wer perbranri
uutbe u. 6apnes bonn Ge%uerbeparte.
meat; er ftarb baIb na1ber. Die meis
ten unglidsfdQe ereigneten fi1 i'm &C.
Drdnge. Gi6ter 8. q. Cooper fiel au
Boben unb bic Mengej ftirate iiber i'm
Der ;er 1T lebenssefdbrli6 berlsbt ;ebenfo
Sames Sabis, BET bonn oberen Gtofs
merle berabfprang. Mn6ere @9pere
berIebte fnb Grau 0olma 9aa, g. Sol.
l~insswortb, @eorg SattIer, SC. MiIfon.
Cine senaue 2ite Der 8erunglidten fam
nod nidt gegeben rperben.
9as Geuer entftanb bur1 bic unbors
fi6ti9feit eines Gaaben, oer entgegeu benz
8erbot, elm Strei9bol3 ansiinbete um
cine Cigarette gu rau6en. Beim ans
frei6en e~nisinbete ii9 Die S.robbes
~fleibung Der .pfeiler.
Sas 8ebdube bat $4,000 g%efOfet,
bic Deforationen $25,0 600 uno Der
Wertb Der Neutrality-suspicious. =
bieienigen ausgenommen, tDelhe riter>
febli6 finb betrdst runD $4,000.
Die S~nfrumente unb Noten Der Mulif,
fapele tperben auf $4,000 Dollar bers
ani6lagt.
Sebr 9roBe @eifsssegenpart enttpi=
delte Der Sobn bes prdfbenten, &uHel
6arriiDn; er irlt unter bic bsitir3te
Wenge unb empfabl nit lauter Stimme
Srbnung unb 8orfidt an.
Qber elm Rdtbiel bleibt es im%merbin,
oaB bic 2ataifropbe ni6t mebr Mens
idenleben gefotbert bat. aaeroings
ioa bic 8ermaltung bes Nusitelungs,
sebdubes cine muferbafte getpeien iein
unb bic umii9t ber geamten bat man.
DIES unsliid uerbitet.
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GEO. w. LINCOLN,

,IE BUILDER STILL IN uiE ttEtn As CON
and a bette, o NJ
belonging
If all
the he enabled
Thanlins the public
pnan rpa,s,t
w LINCOLN
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gsv the v-sy, there ssenss a. Ne q
e4,ssi a~esa1s ~ misunderstanding
ara f,,-~sas3soT prevalent raesrs-
INC VINEGAR. IL hss hees solernnlS
.stfTe~eS by ire Legislature thst no
sf,,,v s,aals coloTs6s sast4es Ne s55ea
e, sle ordinary white, 6IS5aiae6 vine
gar cf Ire nas~ket> New, the coaoTTF1g
material ases Ia giving the ss'tacse the
required shade wVss sa,othlnS 65st eszTit
sssss~, therefore entirely harmless.
ss4is s>saTe white VsneSsT IS SIMPLY
s>ssaiarly DISABLED how wire -thst Is,
,,sss>e Is a very snaSil s>eT cent a. sicSo-
no. ~ a-o6foh hss been feTFtsertsa
hv Tire s.sS,sa On Il q the sl9 while II
is s>7esa 90, eor the rSsgY,sse III ves-
SCI containing cesch shaN7'hg-s. ab!s
Kind IL shsci1sx is uses AAsSuse st,ch
U.~>s is saste{ess sTpd does so4 cosos
the iisaSd. Vinegar thus nasp0fsct-
u;,>s is esljs7s,ly Wholesome ara sniff
cfe1atlo rafatsete
CIDER vinegar, I believe, &c g RAID,
4, Ne very inapaf>a. ard conseoUerit,y
lfsl>3e ~ r,7>oN,e Very 6elgTneentsl 70 the
consumers beslah. woa&1 6ot INNS
NJ @s5as IL esa}ess ! had had ttre max
ms ~ ID directly under ny s0rerNT
sf,,,,. Nearly a. the cider Vinegar ~
tl4e market is nhsAe From apples that
ase dcc>sVN8. worm eaten ~ otherrlst
4 N>trAei~ea unfit for market r ssncaH
naN 7Slsfes Stan,
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PRICE 8 CENTS.
mo Nsh.S Of 6CsS.
Gus Aa~ u ASssss - ~, NA.ass-.s, ,.sS
AJAsss.ss MAY s-sS.ovs yas1,K. I.

sS " Az sSsfss sakAkkss"
We have al nae. tie .nslliesous 10Y
WHO IL = taa3AsssAes ~ everyday ,alst
wiAos.2 As cS,ssAes ~ ooa.s.,sg s1s IL tl..
boy WAC saes ke.sses ., turse,z.cs..,,. y,
Tie dogs s&14s; tseskss windows u.fttg
s94.2s ssAa 49, 2gas rigs c.oor oells.
ssEc ~ & ass2c,,se V:z..er wars commits
aslsc24es - ,sas Ea.ae ,1aa. siaows pae.ssy
- MALICE s.9 very l5ssse iore.ssoa.
A0'r,cy LIKES l.aAs nasale1ous bow uoe
eyer nAs c2.,oraaes, who sss IL -,o.s.l.a-
Ia .e&y Aess ,1eY os tie aess raet,sas.
A2.apss s.s g,es. 4 a.lssaoe ls s.e
Toy wsAo 'fc&9s2s i;lasgK-" ;ss .hsows
3 ss12.as oyer = dwelling aoase. ]. de-
ssSe,Acs st1.o aelg.aoors rsrS. s..aS
strikes ea2s4c- gEaess IL s s..esEs ~,
'ssss. s,1c tie boy excuses hirnssls or
saying ssAas as Aic1oa fn5.k-"
As4e nssI DAY ae es,alo9sss q .o,yssap
o, sSaooss OF 1,x c,at;tas IL the
sssses ras2r h2ssh sy,irrseo Aorss. Tie
s,s2.-La4 r9tas away cse.a0llsSaes .as rs-
..Ae1e, atac PERHAPS Lac oocupa bu.
iA-s boy assures EVERYBODY lie wa, -as.
70 BLANCHE sa-pyslr ~daens sa15r.k."
]. -eyer 2s yosslt1e 10 .,arlis.s tins
Toy 10Y 11s ,ra2sasecs because ae -aersr
means n DO mischief. :ais .,s,erts
FAC sl2s comrades Will lel1 roa tina. t.e
L. Eac5 good r9s1.2,-e6 Lao and ~ ktnS
thai hs would Dos Aarrn q fly. rts lie
e oo-.1oE-s-ly -1s,-rrl-,g somebody i,.-
czG2ss he 1"Sacr', .al1nE-n
As tina boy grrowE older hs grows
more AID Eloss Ct 4 rulgar4cs. IL ile
re'sh i-gto STORE e saaes-aa.n. lfe o.
tends LIE tsess s,-ysso-ns.z tsscuuss tss
1cao-la ta11k' they wouId rl5rd. Il
hs e Z clerk hs Is su-s 30 do srr-rle-
ts1-g which lag -1cl1- i..z.lE' The ti--r
would -n1-lG- and winch Ihs firms
minds rs-T uaea
50 he goes fia-o-c. life. mercy s.ar-
ing Ii Ole plsos ra,T long. rrsakrIlr
many friends. and josE1lE them I'll
nsTer gs'.zlog ractl sod socz1swhas 1r-
c11De1 10 Enzg.ns tina Ias wu,aa rs
o0Er On HIM Ia x;ar-og rnder-
s-aoc why Us ssrr1osk Ers Less In d.
c2zoc sTs-T raa,, when bs Is sr-~
tai De DeTev DsEoi 10 do hErrn 10
any one
Ea admits LIZ ne is s1wKvf making
costly olGooa-s, offending ,1andf and
ln1uTnc loocer1 yssog1s. End hs
thai Is WHY t-fr Ire gzv-z 4sa---s.-.
There Z MOI z E-Tls aIf1ul Ii lie E,iIs
will oos t.ss, thinking Eauzrs .sicrs
The performance Careless sc1luns End
careless words are Al1Es ,s.s.ssnsrlSl,sis
End tr1nE their Punishment u lI1Ds.
The boz who links is the boy wlb2
s1oossas II lte-Iyo1asn Days
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TIE S1l,R.

TIE essential ns1u~e cf erET stllr,k-
masculine. feminine. do-DeSt1c., ss.siAl
or civil Is ssaAsh- The ss1l-k THINKS
oaly 81 himself, hss own eass. A,s own
comfort. his OWE 5oallrsnce, xua t,lik
r,esrS-a a self So Ills ms whole ao.s-
ron that he cAzr,ot perceive 4ny esne
II The world who shCala re <,o-isul1eG.
srlaulrea an3 favored u preferences 10
himself. To 1857 tins vtll ID SCI fish
ness from the eres d The Shark Is q
s.ass 80 alisa,Ssli la2i q Is ctiksa tsass,ssr
IL do his work sc5r him 1ssx- 10 mike
him do ii for himself
B.i the willing worker s,aoGla 1sce
he imposed On SIMPLY e.ec,aZss be Is
willing. II Slv -sal Wi nS WORK
nessaae- S.ss.. Ire eai. Is 8 Ts-s.csg'i al III
vss2e authority. The SOCK. THE c-177r-
MED the ae2qless should re Sla-sea for
bat those n.as assla4ss-als1t sA1-'s THE
work they a-e well s3ls a. perform
will re .,e-aes-ea ay beng cora,ellf,a
4, IL, IL. or suffer from aIs Sesgac ie's
Gs7so1sa
The mother who permits her Sauc'h'
tiers ~ a--.sV themselves IN Ere clothes
Axa,. sal IN ire pa-lor 81 Fancy work
nHsse SIZE <@-s2c>S- o> ~ N4ae kss<''efAr 1V*S
.sseg., *, 1ezSs 1aa- elSs-ssslf sn srr-sssss--
able iT>.s-y, szsa Tire aas1-sff-s VINO
,,e-,..ss themselves sgch anan lceT'ces
are incapable 81 making good ~ares
sya1 mothers
1SHe Is fall 81 burdens 10 Ne So.na
~ arss.sseyv ~ ne Done, q 3aSorloss'
asks IL ne sccoras,sIsaea- aaa ths
earlier In life ore eees1as Il s7g'ly ham
ss.s ~ herself - the sssss a. he done
the sa>,see- a,SeS aiHe secorne easyr, GOES
toll secosse rlessera, aces sohseve
nsen, heoSnse Sts own exceeSlsne s-'esi
reward Tree flag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
Veauty in Cheeks.

Pretty cheeks are a rare finishing
touch, an otherwise handsome race be-
ing spoiled by high cheek-bones and
thin or habby cheeks The high cheek
bones can scarcely be sOftened unless
the cheeks are made firm and plump.
COntrivances worn in the mouth FOR
filling out the cheeks have been resortcd
TO. but scarcely without discomfort;
and the only reasonable way OF accom-
plishing the desired result Is TO take on
more flesh and to study careful the
dressing Of the hair. In some in
stances however, there will be a SUI
perfluity Of flesh where it is not wanted.
while the cheeks persist in remaining
thin. A firm, round cheek, with
slight dImple showing with every smile,
Is most attractive charm and the ais
ter of young gentleman who had a
pencil accidentally thrust through one
cheek in boyhood, leaving an indenta-
ton that was quite natural-loOklng
dimple, was wont to remark that she
really wished il had happened to her.
~ she would have thrust a pencil
through her other cheek, and felt
abuudautly repaid by her increase Of
beauty. But her enthusiasm aid not
reach the point Of decorating both
cheeks herself. Bathing the checks
Two OF three times day with weak
ammonia water IN which small piece
Of alum has been dissolved tends TO
make the flesh firm and smooth. The
common practice of pressing one cheek
INTO the pillow while sleeping Is
very injurious to beauty of out
line, ana it also produces wrinkles.
But the finishing touch which gives the
greatest beauty to any face is the ex-
preston. \ smile or sympathetic
glance will sometimes glorify plain
face into positive loveliness. while a
cold. rigid expression spoils the effect
Of the most perfect features aud com
plexion. Ii IS a mistake % repres5 feel
ing IN the hope of retaining an appear
ance of youth. while 10 cutlva'e ones
sympathes is the best possible prcsery-
alive against unlovelnes' in age. But
women saould not forget that every
period has its beauty, and though age
may not retain the bloom of youth.
youth cannot vie with age IN the look
Of chastened loveliDess which comes
from a good life Every face is either
"A prophecy or history.-Ine Manu-
script.
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reached an age which Is ordinarily far
beyond the attainment IT menAl let
ters-had outlived hif time. That this
should be so is a tride odd. since esprit
is sempiterDal, and he bad esprit enough
for an entire Boulevard. When Mad
anne Colet tried 10 stab him he pos
sessed himself Of the weapon and hung
it up as a trophy. with an inscription
setting forth that it was a present from
the lady. For the last forty years he
had lived by horticulture rather than
by literature. aud over his door he
wrote "Alphonse Karr, gardener. Ono
reason why he dropped out Of knoVl-
edge is that he hal almost ceased -
write. ALother was that France-and
other countries too-has lsic) outgrown
his sender ,entimcntalism OF 'ly le.
Sentiment has had % give way TO anaiy-
sis, and psychology, and the arts 81 the
literary post mOrtem room. whether
the change IS for the better is one Of
those problems which cannot be soltled
vets. James Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26

Does the science Of our day recognize
any sufficient basis for the doctrine of
immortality? TO be. SAYS LOtZe,
means 10 stand in relations;' that is TO
say. what anything IS or is to become Is
not determined slmply by its own pa
ture. but also by the sphere Of Its rela-
tons and by the object with which 1t
is related by means Of correspondence.
Ali organic beings, says Darwin.
nave been formed on two great laws
unity of type and the conditions of ex
istence. In fact. the conditions of cX-
stence is the higher law That is TO
say, the permanence and the perfection
OF every organic being depends upon
It's finding aud fulfilling the conditions
of its existence. According To biological
and psy Geological science, there are two
conditions which must be realized II
there be an eternal life. There must BE-
an appropriate, eternal and unchange-
bic environment with which llvlOg
beiDgs may correspond, il moral. meu-
tai and vital powers are to exist for
ever. Second. there muse be. IN any
crea ed being, a capacity OF entering
into correspondence with such an en-
vironment and the attainment of such
correspondence if it is to endure for
ever. Ii there is in the universe no
form Of existence but such as is change
able, transient, aud perishable. there
can be no eternal cOrrespo deuce. and.
therefore. no eternal life. If there is
any creature which has capa-
city only to correspond with
that which Is transient and perishable,
there can be for that creature no eter-
nal life. Science demands that there
should be an eternal underlying being,
and relation and correspondence with
that being, as the condition Of perfect
and permanent lie. Spencer says:
Perfect correspondence would be per-
feet life. Were there no changes in the
environment bat such as the organism
had adapted changes TO meet. and were
il never to fail IN the efficisncy with
which II met them. there would be-
eternal existence and eternal knCwl
edge" According TO this scientific con-
ception only that which euiers into cor
respoDdence with abiding envronm, nc
would abide for. as Darwin ~ D..
Natural selection acts 50 a. to produce
that which eniures. Aud Lo,z3 ssys /:
That will last forever which, accord-