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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-03
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$4,000 will buy a nice two
STORY brick house and a good establish
ed grocery business, centrally located.
JNo. T. HAMBLEToN Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

ThsEs sne b@ss fsi ~ sysr rau serosS.
- eonzn1s6 Szsa Jskz 241 ~t1n6rs ~
Tie briglt sn1ils - b,ssutiful 1zy
szs settling tnso - .1o1ghtful neo1
u evening. Pearl ~4s Walking s. ths
x1rtsa- TIE eo&sh4&2n w4s hovszLlZ
over bed q tzlips-
''J.hn. ko~ are tas F0sesy
~Dolaz very ~ell. saiss, considering
the snfAForsble weather se have had
rscsnrly Ihs ross is ths geni4 - - 6os-
sFs; . BE- beautiful, ths atmosphere
.b01t Il mGst be Inspiring
Sas stopped snd looked earnestly al
kim
Other flowers" be went o.. ''repre-
seat TIE common race u mAns but ths
rose Is ths poet.
Yes. she SAD. after a slight pause,
bat the rose is not the most delicate.
Tor Do - not have - keep some flowers
IN hot-holss2"
NOT the poets, though be quickly
replied, .'for the poets province Is not
ths hot-house, bat ths epen garden OF
nature"
II am surprised, John--er-Mr. Jones.
% tnd you 50 sentimental
Miss. have chosen tais mode OF life
merely 70 indulge my sentiment.
might have gone into business, but bust
ness Is worm that enters into the bud
OF fancy; / might have chosen a profess
sion. bat the cheating AZ law and the
bluntering pretensss OF medicine arc
the ssabbers OF imagery"
uuffa
Do you read much?'
II am not great reader, but an
ardent one. In literature l have my
loves. and I am true 70 them"
Evening after evening Pearl and John
met, by accident. of course. in the gar
den.
You are, in my opinion, a noble
man, she once said.
"You forget that am your fathers
/ coachmsn"
mo, do not" she replied. II know
that you are a coachman, but-but-"
but what, miss?"
'Do not call me miss. The word is
harsh"
1T Is not so bright, but in my case
more appropriate than Pearl"
She caught her breath with quick
sigh. You may call me Pearl"
''Let me call you something else"
"What else?"
Something sweeter-my darling"
He caught her in his arms. Angel" :"
/ he said, will you be my wife? Will
| you run away with coachman2"
Eyes, a thousand times yes" she
/ whispered.
Pearl, have something to tell you"
what is il, love?'
Something that viii make your heart
| beat with gladness-"
Tell me, love"
pearl, saw you, and wasdetermined
10 win you. | am not coachman.
am WILDLY f. Tabbs, the author"
She broke loose from hiLn. What,
you not a coachman! Wretchl You
have deceived mer'
What's this" exclaimed the million
aire, coming upon them.
This wretch has deceived Us,
father"
"Let me explain" WILDLY began;
"let me tell"
Tell me nothing" the old man
howled, and then kicked Willoby into
the street.-Opie p. Read, in Arkansaw
I Traveller
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
PonIs ABOUT pAorooRAPHs.

PRoTTSEss IA OF She greatest iupor-
tance 70 enable the artist TO do justice
e his patrons,
MAZE Tour appointment. and select
style ard size Of picture. get your ideas
shout toilet. etc
II yo-- com mplsxion is very light ron
should wear lighter oolored ciothing,
Ard vice versa.
Ar colors pertaining TO hlae, purple,
lavender. plam. magenta and pink pho
torrarh very liFh-
Tbs hair low upou the forehead makes
broad face look broader, - arrange
f. high for broad face sn3 i0w for
long face.
AEwATs feel vel ard pleasant ani
take plenty of tire Photographs
are not machines. bat artists for
sittngs aad you are sure . Eet = good
picture.
GEvTIEsCEy should Heve- OF y vet
Ere hair. and sh0ald baTe god 6ttinE
6rzuerv- and ladies should a waTs have
the hair loose. drv end i.lll sld sgrsugasa
- So. x.ris 81 p
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

kuA2rea sn3 tea poEnts- One dAy
tlesd that Elolly broke great many
ho1se hola articles While handling them
Sae would grasp Ehe slender stem q
goblet and il eoUld break into pieces
SIZE would undertake - clean lamp
chimney and it would bs stlvered into
fragments IA her hands Her mother
supposed carelesSness Was The cause and
reproyed her for II. Nov The girl WA
zs yes unconscious OF her neWly-&o-
ceired strength. the breaking Of the
articles being due u this lack of knoNl-
edge and the power 70 gauge and adapt
her sire ngth 20 her requirements This
Ia itself VAS the cause OF quite cslam-
ity, Tor as soon s. her mother had ceased
ehiding her Emily threw her arms
around her and gave her good hug,
Just 10 show that she bore no resentful
feeling Upon relaxing her grasp Mrs.
Harper fell 70 the door with moan OF
pain An investigation disclosed the
fact that two OF her ribs were broken.
Mr. Harper was absent Al the time OF
the occurrence, ana upon his return
questioned his daughter concerning the
accident The girl anxious 70 justify
herself, rushed up 20 her father with
the exclamation: This is all I did.
She placed her arms about him and
gave him an sffee tiOnate squeeze. Dir.
Harper. in speaking Of that embrace,
said: Il was once hugged by bear in
the Maine woods; / have wrestled back
hold with some pretty strong men; but
never in my life received such shak
ing-up as that girl gave me when she
showed me all she did 20 ma"
OF course, these two hugs made IL
plain that Miss Harper had suddenly
become possessed OF remarkable
strength, and in spite OF the efforts of
the family to keep the matter quiet il
soon became the talk OF the town. The
writer visited the family and Witnessed
some Of the girls feats of strength. She
easily duplicated all the ordinary acts
OF the stage athletes, and DIR. Duval, OF
the Eew York School OF Anatomy, in
company with Robert Marsh, OF the
New York Psychological Society. will
investigate her case; but il is doubted
whether their explanation Of the marvel
will be Of any more value than the
forty and one already given.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
HERE'S A GOOD YARN.
And IL Is SO Very Original That IL Must
he True.

A correspondent of Forest and Stream
had been told that there were trout in
Big Spring creek "that long" indicat-
ing something less than ysrd), and SO,
he writes, having no fsh-line, twisted
formidable cable OF black linen thread,
and for some hours / patiently waded
tho icy stream and tried TO convince the
fish that my ponderous tackle was not
SO bad as it looked; still, they wouldn't
even consider the matter. / had my
doubts as to there being any fish there
after all, but threw a grasshopper on
the surface of the current, and as |
watched il drift down over a deep green
pool under ledge of rock an enormous
trout rose majestically, much as L have
seen porpoises roll, and gathered in the
grasshopper, thereby putting an end to
my doubts at once.
Well, thinks l to myself, that's lit
tie the biggest trout ever saw or heard
Of, and must certainly make another
effort. So, with many misgivings, set
about twisting another line of
white thread, when suddenly it occurred
% ne that if / could make him Jump
like that again, so coolly and easily, l
would have time enough to put rifle
bullet mighty close TO him before he
could settle back to the safety of deep
waters. Shooting trout on the rise, too,
would certainly be original il not exact
~ lawful
So threw away the thread and hooks
and, taking my rifle along, caught an
other grasshopper. ThisI threw just as
had thrown the other, and the moment
IL struck the water sighted it and fol-
lowed it along as 10 drifted over the same
pool As before, there was a CLEAN Of
scarlet and olive green, the hopper was
gone and before knew it I had dis
charged tho rife into tho mighty swirl.
No result at first, and I thought what n
fool I was to suppose that I could shoot
= Jumping fish with . rife, but presently
huge pink belly made its appearance,
coming to the surface, and there foated
ry fab. larger ever than he had appeared
before- Irushed in on shallow rife
and seized him "a ha came down. Obi
such a beauty and not bruise on him.
He must have been entirely under water
before the bullet got there, but be had
received such a shock that be hardly
moved after IL. I had no means of
weighing hin, but his length was 20H
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
A CRUEL DECEIVER.
Row wmoby T. Tabbs Won and
Lost His AdOred.
a little Tale of Loves Devotion Which
illustrate. the Fact That Genius Has
No show ia This Unspprs-
ciatiye World.

WILDLY F. Tabbs, the author, wor-
shipped. a. a distance, the beautiful Miss
Pearl Balch, daughter Of the million
aire. WILDLY knew that his position
es al author would secure him hear
ing-that Is, he believed that he could
gain The ear II not the hand Of the heir
ess, but he did not care 20 win her By
means Of his reputation; he wanted to
win her by his personal graces and the
brightness Of his conversation. IL was,
therefore, necessary that he should not
let bis real name be known; that he
should, in some way, approach her as an
ordinary man, and then when he should
win her throw OF his disguise and de-
light her with the truth.
one night he sat in his room musing
over the creation OF some possible
scheme. Let ne see now. Unless /
20 - Distinguished man OF some sort
/ can not get an Introduction 10 her,
and in that event | should gain no real
victor7. When 7 marry I want 30 know
that ny wife loves me for myself alone;
but tho diIculsy remains, for other
than she weil-knOwn author or the we'll
known somebody how can I act? But
wait Might l not go in The character
OF a servant and thus catch an occasional
chance Of speaking 70 her? I've hit it.
B. George. I'll be her fathers coach
man"
The next day q boy, entering the
ofics Of Jacob Balch. said that man
wished 70 see him.
s.-r,fr Ag-~ I'm huz-r ~
sBus Re says his business is very i'm
portans"
Tell him - come in"
A nan dressod in neat but plain clothes
entered
"wsI. sir. what business have you
-ith me-"
"I notice. said the visitor. chat you
have a verT fine team Of horses.
eyes. bat 7 don Q waus 20 sell"
"Oh. Z didn't suppose you did. Let
ne gpt through. please. I notice that
Jour team is not very well driven and.
more than that. not very veil taken
care o.
"Hamphi don't know but you are
rixht.~
"snd have come ths visitor con-
sinued. "to sell Jon that 7 should Ike
e. have the opportunity 20 serve YOu a.
coarhman. have been in the employ
cfa number of leading gentlemen both
a. This country and in Europe. ard
know thst I should give satisfaction,
and 10 show how thoroughly in earnest
Tan. let me- sa7 that I viii serve on
trial for ST months and shall during
tbat Hne expect no wages
NJ Bal-h. beirr ufiiionaire. vas
ever impressed by proposition thai
ID not cost any thinT-
what's 7o1r name
John Jones'. sir.
"Ah. good honest na-e. and. John.
! done know hat III give Jon a trial
10 ycr know where ( iive7'
'Tss. sir"
SAL rtrht Come s-0und this evan
knz a. seven o'-loc<-
T,hr was engaged. He ras 4 mid
S'lrr f-i-e-. ard bv -psiisE up CT how
- rase care 1rrsss. man. 90
r-sle a -',3 showing. One mornin ing he
ar-roached bis master and said
IL 6nd. sir that sfter doing ny work
e. the s-sbies I have considerable tine
cn my bands
well
II vas thinking. SIR. that iarinT rat
sra-a time I might work in the fower
garden. Fer which I should rake no
ehar-e.~ be aided. perceivi1r an ex-
r-sssios of anxiety on tue milionalres =
tee
al rxhe John iass 50 ahead.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
a FEMALE HERCULES.
Emily Hsrper's Euddeniv and wonderfu
lT-Devrioped Strength.

Nearly every one within twenty miles
o. Alexander. Genesee COUNTY. has heard
during the last few weeks more
OF less concerning Miss Emily
Harper and her wonderful and
suddenlT nlT-acquired strength. writes 2
Rochester ~. " correspondent Ph7
SIC ans f-ou7 every town in the country
have been here ~ invest gate. and wise
men from the East and every ot1er di
recticn have seen her ard shaken tbeir
wise hra6s and depsrte5 uithout lea7-
i~F anr 70 their eisdou behind them
S-s wonder that The rse Den s-e
n0nr used and the learned doctors puz
Red, f-r who ever hsar5 20 = delicate
yornr ro-nsn. 20 whom tha 1ift'ng -
tes-kettle vas barden. Suddenly 5a-
valo7inz into a female Hs~-lles' T1s
detailed 2ccoun. - Miss Harper's case
hss not ret appeared il print. IN ST =
cf - ex-i se--e-t - hzs occssscred-
Ms Harper i deliosts-iooki-7-
thcurA quite ksndso1ae. yo-nT roraa1
of elzksesn TesrS. s1d EsLzbs shosa sas
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
THIRTY YEARS SICK.

was very sick 50 years; had dropsy ali over my
body, could not steep - do@u a. nis 40. as tc4t
choking ensttlou, and would have o sit dp lwo
hours at a Time. and rtsfd Nnitc Ifoth- Pass tscS
from bowels We're partly 81 mes also al ra.)iarr
tGree inches above tie navel that come out as Dig
rs my thum when / c0ughed or had hari pain
there als1 burning In my stomach and suit water;
cough very bad, long aud hard and urrs"ih s tsb
short hreasH and trouble wifh my heart and terri
bic pain bee OW nay heart and rieumaf sn. hrEt
treatment with DR.. :. Clay Todd. a. SonrOe-st.,
room 4 Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct s. l',a. All
have been getting better ever since. and am now
very much better N every respect from nr rs
treatment. Dec 10, lss9. PETER kRUiTHOf.
Drentbe Ottawa County " ch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

al Diseases OF the joints
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

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Lts r@<l-aT s-1It - ,s-zsl-
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Tie ftlzs tas ftlry 2-2F-
n sgost a. ucF tz4lts s1oxl4
sNtrs E1e sac v lags
- sleg sa ~ ~ Fseoi-ect
~ t@I-sl--ll 80 usEk
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y 5aI 60 -aol2 ss1-1 sDesz
n n~ls zaaa~. taf1aza De4ss az va<.f
Ia stlA 1oea, as sDpeszs.
A I.ez4bsx a sar fa1tiy for
,a1-e zss all1 1flg ye4zs,
- stooc rzs1s iEsrs rEEos.sa tn1ak nd -A-A.
Al 4ep t-sek ~ .1s So.
A. r@ksd - esl ss-1-s1s IA
lscGt s1st Es mgrss.s 11nes
Is asc 500 ssLeh b y0unz an Oh
AZ locxsd ~ milc sld Useza
esLns a-sodoaes lhsr ~elld be Ia
y ssz I'd alocz Grid sseak
n's stood as0ua' .. sssry neal
Nd sl.su y pats AL cuD.
a. 1sard a. Cur aieSz reveal
Aa size cur lei i9acOrsu u9f
rs Lracsd cur nltls olcksri1s. 80
A. seenasd ~ sFnpaEnlze,
a ssallEn sCftlg a. - t1ro4sz
Than solsmE 10y nols eyes
As aaplred maGF = Lively sz1as
~ socisl hide 81 SEEK
TNoald seors a number . ne sane.
Frsyl11 70 eoaL1 spee1
Ho- 9sr t0lks drove % town ons dag.
"A lsf - ehlrun free
wiz sslf yFo5-etia tA-nss 70 play.
BAT - me "a eioex be-
Al tnogza 80 youn-s a1s fcsssf stile
HS11't Laogsat o. that before.
We Eos soal.int let it 1one antl
re- ers-ssd dosa on the noOri
We .rssa oLin' set II up again.
ia. rzEai1 sta = squeak
-T~as laoky TOR eur isc tsts then
T1e crttter souitnt sp@sks
Ho~ or fol.cs Esat 70 church ose nigat
A SIT - all-s.Y elves
n Sc oon14c there-good "a right.
a meetia' - ourselves
SQf lei gnoOr gas an boys IN ssels
walked IN AZ arst sc kae-.
We isil - plagsu oats, pea, begss,"
saap up aa' cstch 'sln, too;
We scattered. shra, - GOOD ear lack
We hsaru ~ big gaze creak;
Tie Ola eiock frosas1 snd licked aa' struck
Bat eoultn'S 10 ASe 0st - speak
Al ne bn- facts twouid fust iet cy.
suppose II had ths power
or eoaugLn' chaps when on The siy.
ThrY turu9d % Dacs an hour;
or seddLn s-hoidin tender yet
The bride last virgin grace;
Or fla rs-s -Nher- IL peeped 20 ges
A good look a. ths f4ce.
II Knows The fnsl lde cut o. folks
Al nature every freak
II write a book II I could coax
That wise - clock 20 speakl
st.il straight IS any gun II stan's
Agtn the kitchen Esu;
A slowly waves is solemn hans
OutliVfn' Of IS ali
IVencrase soma clocks I've seea.
As s'sn most sublime;
They form revclTin' links between
Etaruity aa' time,
An When you come 20 take the pains
To strike a dreamy streak
TIE eg1rative fact remains
Thai All the clocks can speak.
WIN Carleton, IN Home Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
DIR. =. CLAY TODD,

once and Dispensary Room 4. lmmen Block. sS
Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids Mich.
Cures Deafness. Noises ln the Head. tatarrh.
Bronchitis. rheumatism, Nervous Debility. In
p0tence. BarreuuesS aud diseases resuitils from
early lndlscretious aud eNcesses OF manhood. ana
diseases Of the Urinary orssus Blood. stomach.
Lungs. Rye aud Tar. Fits Ola sores ksichins,
Dyspepsia. Nerve. Splue. Liver, Kidney. Heat
small Of Back, al diseases OF women and children.
aud all chronic diseases.
once hours a. 10 90 Z D. n tonsd. .tsi, pa Tree.
and no charse Tor services until cured. Medicines
sent everywhere. Make a cal II possible. Dirsc-
tions IN all languages
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

KrNroS. O.. May -. ls6T-1o al
whom 10 may concern 1 hereby
certify that ] was afflicica Tor D
wears with disease 90 the hlp
Iolnt. during which ime ! SUI
fered The m ost eK cruiiafln4 pa
with bul very little lnfermlsslou.
IRON the joint "a followed The
direction of ths bone, destroy
ing 81 20 within about : Inches
81 the knre. when 10 discharged
from half a pint 10 q plnt ~
matter DAY. small pieces n
bone coming away from time 20
time. tried ali The physicians
that ] could bear % that ]
thought would be- llkeiY o. brun.
fif m; then tried patent med
iclnes. l8uimeufs and salNes.
and derived 40 benefit. buf con
finutd - lose strength. tilaIiy
hearing 90 the success q Dr. =.
Clay Todd iu the treatment ~
such diseases. and being sfroug
IL persuaded hy Nj J.. a. Nc
WHY. father oi Il. d. " witty
10 give him = trial ! placed my
self under his tTeAi meut, and
an happy 10 say that ! gradual
n improved. gaining strength.
tht pain ieaKlug mf iNe sores
being eutirDiy hralrl. aud my
limb which was sweiItd 90 near
.ly double the uatuTal size. as
sumcd ihc natural shape and
feeling within ~ weeks tine.
] was s. years 81 age when
cured. would he pleased 10
answer letters. from the al
ficfcd. HbNsnN kuHy.
T.. Room 4. Grand Rapids. Mich.
d All diseases 0i Tie Jointx
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
FOR THE LADIES,
intellectual Training of the Female sex-
GirIs Brother-Pithy Points
Fashion Notes.
The In.elleetual rralnIng Of women.

The Intellectual Training of Women.
The woman whose intellect has
been trained will not be necessarily
pedantic bore or an oyerpowering force
in the family; the better her training.
the better her balance; the better her
understanding OF her households
needs. and her ability to meet them
the better will she know how TO retain
and increase the affection once So
cured. and TO make her home all that
the ideal homo should be. Beauty
will still be beauty, charm will still be
charm, and academical honors cannot
strip women OF either. and the love
that Is attracted by them when accom-
panied by thorough intellectual de-
velopment is a love which will out
last that captured by the tricks and
arts which kindle but temporary
flame. for tho development OF the mind
developes and enlarges all the rest OF
the being. other things being equal.
IL is well-known that there are no
better mothers, nor more faithful
wives, nor more accomplished house
keepers, nor more delightful guests,
than can DO found among our present
cultured, learned. and literary women.
All the education in the world will
not eradicate from the feminine nature
the household instincts or the love OF
home and children. Nowhere is real
intellectual training found TO weaken
the feminine type; but on tho con-
trary, homes are finer, richer, more
exalted. and happier under its power.
IL brings about aperception OF mutual
rights that does not come TO the ig-
norant; IL prevents encroachment; 1t
renders due honor; and it knows how
to produce comfort and JOY, and puts
the knowledge 10 use. When at last
any wide numbered women thus trained
for generations have married-for II
marriage Is not TO be the aim OF these
women. II is, at any rate, the destined
end of these as OF all others-and have
married men who did not suffer them
selves TO be outstripped 1t can only
be mighty race OF men and women
which will be born and reared, com
pared with whose achievement all
that we have at present will seem rud-
imentary. --Harper'S Bazar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
Fashion Notes.

A new idea for autumn hats Is n
large round hat OF open steel braid,
which will be faced with gray or black
or colored velvet. Straw braid is also
put TO new uses, and appears in the
shape OF girdles on black net dresses.
Whatever culture tempers, tones, and
sweetens her impulses. making her
better, gentler. and nobler than man,
Is the grandest education woman can
espouse. These arc the charms that
last forever. that outweigh imported
bonnets and gowns, that survive
beauty, that soften age, and crown her
queen OF hearts.
English ladies are adopting the
fashion OF putting their maids TO wait
at table in livery. The skirts are plain
OF these livery gowns and OF the heral-
die colors OF the house. All the plaits
are thrown behind. Then the waist
coat and JACKET are trimmed with
livery bands, buttons, and crcsts or
monograms in metal. A high, stiff
white collar, white cuffs. and n tiny
white caplike a topknot complete this
livery.
Any woman who puts lemon Juice,
brilliantine. or belladonna in her eyes
deserves TO see the world through
shades and spectacles. Pinch your
brows, clip your lashes, and rouge
your lids all you like, but in the name
OF clear sight and perfect vision don't
tamper with heavens best blessing.
II dear, cool water and plenty of sleep
will not brighten your orbs be con-
tent with the knowledge that the dull
tone is par excellence. Even soap is a
horror, andthe pain resulting from a
dash OF suds needs only 10 be felt TO
be feared.
Soft and clinging Indian yelling.
spotted with satin OF the same shade
sky-blue, rosebud-pink, or delicate
lilac-is much used for simple gowns
intented for dinner parties or evening
wear In country houses. One OF sky
blue yelling. cut heart-shapc, the
sleeves set high and wide on the
shoulders. reaching down 90 the ell
bows. Is trimmed with rosettes OF
deep pansy velvet at the bust. the left
side OF the waist aud at the elbows.
The sash outlining the pointed bodice
Is also OF velvet. A deep rush OF
blue net edges the round skirt which
Just clears the ground.