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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21
BuckIen's ArnIca salve.

The best salge IN the world for Cuts
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hand, Chilblains,
Oorns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
n moDsy refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by ]. Walter Hodges 81 Co
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21

" "ANTED-sALEsNES to sell our Nur-
" sery Stock. All goods warranted
irst-class Permanent, profitable position for
the right man. Cash paid weekly No ex-
perience necessary. Write for terms, giving
age and references. @. L YATES d CO.,
Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. 90
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21

Preserves, such as Peaches, Cherries,
Ounces, Strawberries, go TO r. b.
SIXTH, 100 College Avenue, where you
can buy the best for IL cts. per pound.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21

LSOR RENT. HOUSE on CLAY street extend
IT ed Four rooms and Summer Kitchen,
Good Water. Rent cheao. Apply to ID. v.
MILLER Washington street. .l6
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21

In the early part Of last year had vio-
lent attack OF rheumatism. from which
was confined TO my bed for over three months
and at times was unable TO turn myself in
bed. or even raise the cover. A nurse had 20
be in constant attendance day and night. l
was so feeble that what little nourishment
took had to be given me with a spoon. Az
ter calling in the best local physicians. and
trying all other medicines without receiving
any benefit, / was induced by friends to try
Swifts Specific Is. S. 81 | discontinued all
other medicines, and took a course OF S. $. 8.
thirteen small bottles. which affected COM
plete and permanent cure.
L. c. BASSET, FL Dorado, Kansas.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mall
edfree. SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Aflanta,G Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert I'm this column advertise
ments of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost.
Wound, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less, for IS Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21

Trya a glass of Ice Cold Cream Soda at
the Central Drug Store-fayored with
pure fruit sYrups.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21
UnmaIIahIa Letters.

aDo you believe that marriage is lot
terry, Mr.. Wanamaker?" asked Ben
jamin Harrison.
Largely so, Mr.. President.
then you must forbid mail facilities
to love letters. Life.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21
FOR SALE-BARGAIN.

HORSE and CARRIAGE. Sold for
want of use. A great bargain Apply at
this Office Ia
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21

Ice cold. cream soda at the Central
Drug Store, State Circle. for cents
glass.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21

TOR SALE. The LOT on the Corner of
Washington and Clay Streets. This
Lot fronts 100 feet on both streets. Apply to
6 20 II. EUGENE WATHEN.
Attorney-at Law. Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21

TOR SALE CHEAP large MULE,
good worker also one good work
HORSE, le hands high. Apply to
s27 ii d. BALDWIN, 102 College Ave.
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NOR SALE-A fine BLACK MARE, Saddle,
IL Harness and Four Seat DAYTON, will
be sold cheap for cash. For further paft,cu-
lars apply to ALEX. HART. No. 76 Maryland
AvenIIe. n7H
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-21

ITOR SALE.--A. Desirable BUILDING LOT
E 29e 4 99.6 feet deep on Conduit street.
AppIy at IS CONDUIT STREET. 81
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VxTANTED.-AN ACTIVE NAN for each
w section Salary &75 te $1OO, to locally
porated to supply Dry Goods. lotning, Shoes.
Jewelry. ETC., TO consumers at cost. Also
Lady of tact. salary $40, to enroll members
references exchanged. Empire Cooperative
Association (credit well ratedl Lock Box 90,
Ny 5-E
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-06

gorwurf fanben, baB fe, INN ibrer
Sagbluit su ft6bnen, iare gieni1fun.
ben perldunten, 10 fanben fe R9 oa.
our9 beleibigt, um 10 n,ebr, als in benz
8ebibte nod anbete perionen, tpie.
ber DWaior@, ber v&ector 5Gmibt"
u. I. ip. borfommen, ueI9e In
Brsesfom mirfli9 erifiten. Ser
Mn9eflagte beitritt, tpirfli@ bas @tdot.
den geesfop gemeint au baben.
Vt lube ebenio 9dbppenfdbt ober
gurtebEbe als Sppus fleinfdbtil9en
Sebens mdblen f6nnen, babe aber crit
iebt erfabren, baB er fid bann aud
frafbar gema@t bdtte, ba aud in bieien
Stten Nmtsgeridie beiteben. Das
@an3e iei Elm literarii9er S9er3. Ders
felbe pabte aber, ipas bic perionen be-
trifft, auf 8eesfop, iooaB bsr @taats.
anpalt Or. Stepban cine 8aleibiguug
bes 8eestOtper Nmtsseri6ts fir borlies
genb belt unb so Marf @etbbuBe beam.
5 Sage @sfdnib beantraaie. Der Ges
ri9isbof erfannte MIR auf 10 Waart
GelbbuBe.
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Cine 8eleibiannssfla9e

Das tieiae 5tdbl1sn geesfo.u in
Der Wiart, wel6es nod benz urtbeile bon
Sa6fennern aud ne fd6ne 8egenb"
isin iol, bate tiir5lld BEN 8orsug, ben
Mit!elpuaft elmer ldngeren 8erbanbs
lung gu bilben, melde Dor ber Ill.
5iraftammer oes Berliner 2anbgeri1ts
L. fattfanb. Wegen Yeleioigung Der
8eanten oss slmtsgeri6ts gu YeesfDw
bate fid Der oerantportli9e He6atteur
bss D2laooerabatf9", prpfeKor Or.
Sobannes Sroian, gu berantiporten.
Die 8eleibigung, tpegen beren ber Cant
besgeri6tsprdIibent 3u Jranffurt a. o.
ben Strafantrag geiteat bot, tpirb in
einem in 9it. 43 Des .Glabberabatid"
bonn %. September porigen eSabres
entbaltensn @ebi@t sefunoen, tDeldes
betltelt mar: Die Sagb. Bonn 8dders
meiiter O. in Yeesfom." Dailelbe I6iIs
bert bic Sasbfreubsn hes @eri6isperios
mails in Yeesfon unb bieYer3lpeiHung ets
nes gduerleins. mel6es na1 bem8eridbt
tommt uno gtemanb bort antrifft, 10
bab i9lieBlid ber 3anslilt bas prototca
aufnebmen mhHe. vSelbf Ser Ratb
beg 2lmtsgerifts gebt sur Sagb. bod
trifft er nid.s.4 Da bic beiben 9idter
bes amisgeri6ts gu Yeestom barin ben
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gle fnrieb feline 3eile, bic ibm ni6t uaz
bebingt nDtbig 5dbien.

gle f6rieb feline 3eile, bic ibm ni9t uuz
bebinet n6tbig i6ien.
ct elite beim unb begann baiiig ben
Brief. Mber f1on na9 tpenigen 3eilen
entfanf bic Geber ieiuer Sano. Wle ab,
f6eulib bies iit, ba6te er, tpie feig -.
Wer mir geIagt bdtte, tpeheu i'd nod
fdbig ieit tpiirbe -. Nf! 0dBIih,
bdBlid! tniri9te ct 1nb baltic bic Gauit.
baB bic Ndsel i6mersbaft Ing Gleii6
brangen. Nber bana griff er bod wie.
ber aur 6eber, es muBte ia !ein. Jreis
lid, large genug tpdbrte es, bis er Wors
te fiir ben bdBliden Muftrag gefunben.
st coupertirte ben Brief, fnste cine Weis
iung bon 5tieele bel, benz Commit dr
ssbntaufeab @uIben 3u be3ablen, coil'
Dertirte no6mals unb gab bas gauge in
einen umidlag, ber bic Mbrefe bes Wies
iler 8anfbauies trug. Iu6 bas 1T feig
unb berfniffen, murmelte ct in qualbole
Ter Selbftpera9tung. unb mann fog
bas 2tisen unb 8etriigen elm @nbe bas
ben? 9ie Saufe feines &naben fisl ibm
mieber idmer auf's pera. .9as unebes
li9 geforsne &inb her Shbin Su6itb
Sra9tenbers muBte eigentli9 mad benz
Sofepbiniiden @efeb Subs perben;
fein Yrieiter burfte es taufen, ebe ni1t
bic Wsutter fdriftli6 lire @iumilligung
aegebenl llnb als Graf Nosila ober
8aranomsti trug ibn fein prieifer III bic
Matrifel Elm, ebe ber Srauf6ein Der gls
tern borselegt mar. @as follte er tbun?
NbermaIs elm gerbreden begeben2 Die
Wabrbeit seitsben2 llnb ba feins bon
beioen mogli1 mar = ipie ,Iange nod
fOnnte ct benz Drdngen ber Wautter
Stanb baIten 2?
Ser berrli6e Sag mar ftr ben @rafen
Der triibfte, ben er ie erlebt, unb als bic
Sonne glorrei6 bintsr ben S;!aeln bon
Sorbala fant, baB Gee unO 2anb in
rotber, tiefer Club Ioberten, ba {ab er
ibr bange nod - fie bate ibm beute
S6limmes gebra1t, aber mas erif be-
f1ien fe biellei6t Smorsens St fanb
fpdt Den e6Iaf unS bdBli6e Srdume
qudlien i'm.
MIs er ertpa9ie, fanb bic Sonne
fdoH bod am 6imnel. @ein Diener
San itanb Dor ibm. Der alte Mann
fab berif6rt aus.
8er3eibung, baB i'd sic geipedt babe,
ifammelte. aber bic Jrau @rdin Iiegt
in tiefer Obnma6t unb i'd = er rang
bic 6dnbe - i'd alter giel bin 56ulo
baran!
@as 1T geidebens rief 9lsenor unb
fuhr baiiig in bic 2leiber.
Weil i6 ndmli6 ni9t leien fam!
fubr Der Mlte ipeinerlif fort. Sonii bdtte
i6 bic 4brefe berfiaaben unb BEN poffs
permerf: unb bdtte ibr ben 8rief ni9t
geseben. =.
Wel9sn Briefs rief Der Graf att
terno bOr grregang, unb faBte ibn an
ben Stultern.
l6ortfebnns foIat)
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Die ltmfaas=@ =@erii9eruns

lleber bas grsebniB Der unfau.
bsrItderung i'm EeutIhen &eiGe fiir
bas @eiddftsiabr 1889 bat bas &eidss
berfderungsamt benz &si6stan3ler ben
@ef6dftsberidt eritattet. gleben ben
81 getperbliden Observation-Disclosures
beteben sur 3eit 48 lanoDirtbi1aftli1e
insaeiammt alIo 112. Die eriteren
umfafen $50, 697 8etriebe nit 4, 320e
663 berliderten perionen, fhr bic Ieb=
teren tpirb bic 3abl Der @erlidertena
nod Der Berufs5dbluns BON 1887 auf
8,O7S, ,698 angenontmen. Oana1 u6z
rem aur 3eit12, 399, 361 perionen in Bes
rufsgenoheni6aften gegen bic Golgen
ber llnfdlle berii6ert. Da3u fomnlan
nod iiber cine balbe Million 8erf9srte
bel ben neutrality-suspicious. unb bic
bel ben 13 Gerltberungss sNnltaIten BET
gaugeperfs. .gerufssenoiie enidaften bers
ft1etten perfonen, 10 baB am S6luB
oes Sabres 1889 ruub 13 Millionen
perionen gegen llnfaa beriithert maren.
Die 3abl Der angemelbeten unfdlle be.
trug 173, 106. bic bet enti9dbigfen uns
fdlle 81 .439, bon benen 5 .166 ben Sob,
3003 cine 5auerno b6llige, Is, 500 cine
bausrnb tbeilWeiie @rperbsunfdbigfeit
unb 1871 eine poriibersebenbe gr>
perbsunfdbigfeit sur Golge batten. Die
i'm Sabre 1889 berausgabten @nti6dbis
gungen (Genten &C. betrugen nod pors
lGufiger grmittlung 14,216,422 Start
geeen 1851, Az i'm Sabre 1888, So
932. $50 Marf i'm Sabre 1887 unb
1,915,366 i'm Sabre 1885,,
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9te nc,,e Gutbetfuna.

Sie aae baben Sbre Sreunee unb 0etannteu baron
pre&en t6ren Nieaei9t iinb Se aud ielbit Giner
Denen, nel4e ~ fd elbf erfabren baben, ME gut
bisS Wittel 1T. Weun Sie e5 jenaS rerluht baben,
bann iinb Sic aud elm treuer 8rtunb bapcn. Denn
per etnmal etnen geru4 nit Or. ainsS 3suer Gntz
befung semadt bat, Der bdlt eS aud Der Belt an
inner in ieinem Sduie aBenn sic es nod niemal5
sebraadt baben, uub etnen puen pber ene Grtdltuns
baLen ipatenr cher irsenb Elm 9eeen ber 2unsc beB
6alieS eher Der Brut bann peri6aiien sic iih eine
Glaf6e bierppn unb periuhen Sic eS. Der GrIpla
pirb in eeem Sale sarantirt, pber pa5 Geb wirb sus
ridsesabt. Rrctefai6en gratis in her Gpptbete pon
Dreib, 1bpmpipn & So.
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e. Maberids ganf beaabIt 4
Prosent 3inien fur 3eit. Sepoften.
s. &. Collins @sanufacturina

s. &. Collins Wsanmfactnrima
g., yo. 1, 3, 5 unb 7 Of.9ouiton=
Sttase, bat bic er6Bte austuabl in
8inb., pferbetraits, Dumpfs unb
0anb pumpen aller Nrt unb bor3iigs
li6iter 2oniirufiion; WaHer @6bren
aller Irt nebit 3ubeb6r i'm GroBs unb
Rleinbanbel. SDbrauliide Gammen
unb Winbmiiblen oller @r6Ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen itnb bort su boz
ben ober tperoeu auf 8eltellung beiorgt.
@rp6e Nuswabl in allen Nrtiteln unb
billiae preiie bel seoiegsuher gus.
fiibrung.
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Ser critic gd,ritt.

gieueat iit Sbr sanses esitem auber Srbruns, sic
f1nnen MIDI sen, nidt i4laien, ni4t benren = turs
frasen iid eritaunt mas Sbnen eisentltt eble. Sic
lDlten cine plte 8arnuns nibt unbea6tet laen. Das
IT Der erite S4ritt gu asemener Nerpen= 3errittuns.
Gleetric 8tterS merle Sic MaeS funen, mas CUR ers
itsauns seS natrliden 3nan1eS Sbrer Rerpen nbtbis
IT.. neberrai6enoe Geutate fclsen benz @ebraude
ber, bic @erbauuus ppa5ebt iib meher in sereselter
9setie unb 2eber unS Nieren nebnen ibre Gbdtsfett
pteeer me frlber auf Wian perIude eine Sla5fe.
YretS 30 GentS BET q. OreiB, Ibpmpirn & So. unp
alien anberen Ippthetern
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n9ebe" aufammsnsetrofen. 9ie pai.
iasiere Der u@ms" le9ten fpdter 1900
Marf fur Die Matrolen suiammen,
tDelbe ben &ettuuesberiud) unternab.
men. Ser ertrunfene Matrole Wein.
toff NOR aus Bremen gebiirtig, ob er
JamiIid binterlaHen, fonnten feline
@ollegen nidt angeben.
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= Sn Snoisn fatben i'm Sabr 1889
1165 Menl6en unb 81 6tilf 8ieb am
giFe aifiiger Sdlangen. Bon @aubs
ibieren ipurben beridIungen IS Wen'
ld,eu unb 2252 Slid Yieb. Die in'
bifde aeaie,ung sablie 12.754 { fur
36otuna bon 389, ,472 Sdlangen unb
96l Raubtbieren.
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Sdglide Treie greiie fit geras
erfdeint
init Aasna6me oes Somntass
urb foitet
$1,000 fir OaS Sabr pbcr $3.50
fiir 8 @pmate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-06

Das @sbibt, iaste Dr. 8artb, 1T uie
8ema9t gum Buaoesiieoe fit bas 2ar,
tell. (graoo.) Die uationalli5eraltn
9aien Deroen ben ben tonIeroatiosn
Ga9ien gum San3 gefdbrt, uno tpsnn
bic Sa9e nod ldnger bausrt, 70 erlebem
mir es pobl, baB 9err b. putttamer
f9 in ben S6atten febt uno 9srrn b.
gennigien nperipeiit". (beiterteit. J
Iu9 bic &rei, 9err 6t6der, friegt
oann bielleidt nod ettpas ab bon vbe
a4teriten Been. (@roBe Ssiterfeit. }
Wir Greiiinnisen febsn bieiem aartsil
ablebnenb, feinoIid geseniiber, aber
mir geben bic 6offuung tod ni6t auf,
e:nen erbebliden $beil ber 9faiionaI=
liberalen baben gu iiber5sugen, tpie
unm0gli6 es ibnen ift, bon tpirfli6em
giberalismus au9 nur elm Mtom 3u
bebaupten, menn He nidt su uns
beriibertommen, nit uns getneiniam
bic Greibeiten bes Yoltes 5u bers
tbeibigen. (8rabo.) Gs eiebt cine
8attung bon 2iberalsmus, Der, tpenn
i'd mid 10 ausbraden earf, 10 blinn
pertbeilt, 10 ausgeroQt 1T, baB i5 i'm
NIT elmer galpanii6en 8ergolouns bers
gleiden m69te, bel ber man betauntIi1
nit eiilem ein3igen Dutaten einen &eiter
nit fammt ieiaem pferoe pargolben
tann. Cine 10 banne Yereplbung bdlt
bann In ben 6tiirnteu bes 2cbens nidt
aus. Sd CLAUDE, bic 3eit lit getom.
men, no man ni6t mebr in 10 bonto.
patbii9er Weiie nit benz 2iberalismus
umgeben barf, ionoern li6 erinnert, baB
pieoer eiumai freibeitli9 resiert perben
muB in Ssull6Iano.
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l}ihts dlaraftetilirt bic Saftit

: yii9is 6arattetiIirt Die Saftit Der
fatbolil6en Gir6e beRer. OILS bet Muss
fpruh zines fraH36iii6en S6riftitelz
lers: ,Wo tpir in ber Minoerbeit finb,
perlangen mir bic 3olerana oenn bic
8olerona 1T @uer priusip; tpo mir in
Der Webrbeit iinb, berweieeru tpir bic
3olefan3, benn bic 8ertpeigerung Ter
SoIeror3 i5t unfer priu3ip."
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- 8as 9r0Bte Eager bon 8emebr.
unb &ebolUerz Patronen bel piper &
g 6ultb ee.
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Die
gsOdentliae Sreie Yreiie fiir Seras
erf9eint
lsoen Qomnerfag
unb fDfet
$3.50 fir oaS Sabr pbcr $1.25 t,is
q Wfnnate tn VpramSbesablnmA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

ing out of their publications almost from
the time came 10 New York. l will
tell you more about that later on. This
drawing, which was among the first 1
ever made, represented three innocent
and amiabIe young frogs sitting on a
damp and messy bank calmly enjoying
themselves, while greedy bittern stood
behind a neighboring clump of reeds pre-
pairing to make his luncheon off of them.
1t was called Sunshine and Shadow.
81 got my models and my idea in Cen
trail park. The same models and ideas
equally good can be got there to-day by
any ambitious boy who wants to follow
that style of art. II is not necessary to
go TO Europe to paint storks that stand
on one leg and look melancholy without
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

story to me. never go out to Central
Park and see Caesar, the big royal Ben
gal tiger, lying outstretched on the floor
of his cage, blinking half drowsily at the
crowd, that some suggestion does not
come into my mind. 1t gives me an idea
for picture, picture that tells story
Queer birds and frogs and turtles were
my first studies in art work. I found
my models as any boy can find
his. Some found in the country and
some in the public parks where there
were menageries and in travelling menag-
cries. l have here one of the first draw
ings ever made for publication 1t was
made for Harper's Weekly early in 1873.
1 did considerable work for the Harpers
about that time-indeed, made my llv-
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patient work. Here is the first sketch Of
the Vikings Daughter. - with parts of
it erased and drawn over again a score Of
times or more. Next to this you see
fThe Elephants bathing in Central
park. - Then comes beautiful young
woman with face an angel might envy,
demurelY sitting in a lion IS den as Sc
renely contented as the Biblical accounts
describe the prophet Daniel during a
similar trying experience.
Mr.. Church is considerably over six
feet tall. of spare, athletic build. His
face is strongly marked, and a light
mustache covers his firm mouth. He
would be more apt to be taken for a
shrewd and prosperous fnancier than the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

cave. The mountain side, as he well
knew, was thlekly strewn with dry
branches, dead limbs, uprooted trees and
all manner of combustible material, and
the very warriors who, when around their
own "rancheria' would have disdained
doing stroke of work of any kind, were
now laboring like go many beavers to add
to the great pile that was already almost
on level with the breastwork and not
more than eight feet away. Some of the
logs first thrown had rolled of aud scat
tered down the slope, but enough had
remained to make a sure foundation, and
once this WIS accomplished the rest was
easy work.
Poor Jim looked around imploringIY at
his superior.
'tAin' It dey some way to stop that, cor
poral?" he asked.
''Don't you worry Jim,'' was the
prompt reply. 1t viii take them an
hour more, at least, to get it big enough,
and then twill do no great harm. We
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

any cause, or even to paint lions, tigers,
bears and elephants. Central park and
the geological gardens of Cincinnati and
Philadelphia furnish all the opportunities
an artist can make use of. Some of the
best sketches 7 ever made were drawn in
Bridgeport, where Barnum winters his
great menagerie. -
"What about the Harpers?'
81 had almost FORGOTTEN returned
Mr.. Church. "Soon after ] came here
Chicago was burned and had to stay. L
had to live, too. But in those days I
didn't care very much what 1 ate or how
1 dressed. I only needed a little money,
and 1 made that from the Harper's, until
one day they rejected one of my animal
or bird sketches, have forgotten which.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

''That would be rather difficult to tell.
I was twenty-six years old when came
to New York year before the first Chi
cago fire. Up to that time l had been
employed in the money department of
the American express company of that
city. During the war l served three
years and half in the first regime Mt that
went out of Chicago as private soldier.
1 always loved to draw; from my earliest
boyhood days 1 was fond of making
sketches of this or that or anything that
struck my fancy. While 1 was an ex-
press clerk 1 devoted my evenings to
studying art and to drawing for CONNER
cial houses. After had acquired suffi-
oient proficiency 1 made up my mind to
come to NSw York and study art serious
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

artist among all American painters who
uultes in the highest degree the arts of
the poet and story-teller with the sister
art of painting. Mr.. Church g looks are
extremely deceptive. A money maker
for love of gain he is not. He works be-
cause he loves to work, and if money
enough comes in to satisfy his wants he
is contented. If more comes in he does
not complain, but be does not strive
for it.
of were wealthy enough, - said Mr..
Church, 'to be able to paint year upon
picture and at the end of that time de-
stroy it if it did not please me, would
be perfectly happy.
''How did l begin my art work?' con-
tinued the artist in answer to my inquiry.
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ly. left my place with the express
company and became a student of the
National Academy of Design in this city.
There l studied for year or more.
when did you first begin painting
animals2''
81 began drawing ANIMALS almost as
soon as began my art work, replied
Mr.. Church. 81 have always been
greatly interested in wild, man eating
animals, and in strange animals, such as
the chimpanzee, rhlnoceros, and hippo
potamus. They have always suggested
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The editor said 'twasn t funny. As his
opinion agreed entirely with my own, I
turned my mind and hand 20 more serious
work. Since then have drawn a great
many animal sketches that some persons
thought to be humorous, although could
never see any humor in them; but this
temporary setback started me in the line
of work l have been following ever
since.
"what should a boy do who wants to
study animal painting?'
"Study animals. - replied the artist.
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with sketches. and the walls are COW
cred to such an extent that the original
color is completely hidden by STUDIES in
oil, water, charcoal and pencil that rep
resent hours and hours and even DAYS of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

Il e a b origin g s Of
Australia are the low
est and most degraded
human beings to be
found on the face OF
the earth. without
any agricultural or
mechanical imple-
ments except the rud-
est ones made or
stone, wood and
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ROM the babel of
voices that reached
old Pixies ears every
now and then and the
hustle and noise going
on overh @ q d he
judged t b a t there
must be twenty or
thirty Indians busily
engaged in the work
of heaping up fire.
wood in front of the
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nished with big easy chairs, covered with
leather, and an d-fashioned lounge
that instantly invites rest. AT one end
Of the room there is gallery,
such as some stores have. This is filed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23
SUNSET PASS;
Or Running the Gauntlet Through Apache
Land.
BY CAPT. CHARLES KING,

Author of ''The Deserter,'.' wartime Woo
ing,'' etc.
Copyrighted, 1889, by the Author.]
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A PAINTER OF ANIMALS.
Sketch OF F. s. Church, With Illustrations
Specially Drawn by the Artist for
this Article.
copyrighted 1890 by the Author. 7

OLDER. ex press
clerk, iIIust rat or,
painter, and National
AcademioiGn. That is
the record of one of
the foremost and one
of the most conscien-
tious art workers in
New York city. The
studio of Mr.. Fred
erick S. Church where
L met him the other
afternoon, is a 4arge
room cheerily fur
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23
HOW THE CANNIBALS PRESENTED
ME- WITH A WIFE.
BY CARL LUMHoLTz

The famous explorer. Author Of ''Among Can.
nibals.''
copyrighted, 1896, by the Author.l