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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
Commercial Fertilizers.

p. NJ. Augur. in remarks made
before the American POmOlosica
society, said "COmmercial tertI-
lizers should always be used ia
supplement, and never to sup
plant, our home manures. They
should be used only in such IatlOn'
as are safe and bealthful, ne, Ell
passing the maximum of a truly
economic application. If we desire
perfection in fruits, we must SUP
nly IN the best and most available
form the elements needed In the
desired article. 1t is better, how
ever. TO supply little more than
the estimated need OF the plant
than to fall short.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
OUTBOUND.
DAILY, except Sunday.
+Sunday only
CONNECTIONS.

with Fs Limited Express
m arriving at Pttsburg Columbus 3
n m
6 m Weayerton
at IN arriving
23pm
viblel Harpers Ferry
Chicago and Louis
Ptsburg Chicago jpm; Cincinnati and St
Ions at 30 IN.
Pullman Baft BhtI-
o. Sleeping through Louis
Puburg all
checks Of B. o. r. r,
c.. i. DuDROW, Travelling Passenger Agent Winchester Va
CiAS o. CULL, Gen At j. ODGLL gor
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

An Iowa editor has got himself
into trouble by a little typograph.
zeal error. In writing up visit to
a lady friends house he says of her
selection of house plants; "Mrs.
B. has the prettiest plants in town."
In some way the letter 81" dropped
ont of the word "plants," and the
mistake was not discovered until
the papers were Oft. The husband
of the lady with blood in his eyes
has been looking for the editor ever
since. He now writes his editorials
in the woods near by, and his devil
carries him his meals at night.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
THE LIFE SAVING SERVICE.
HOW CONGRESS GAME TO ESTAB-
LISH IT ON IT'S PRESENT
BASIS.


BASIS.
In an article on the lite saying
service in The Star of July 10 it
was stated that that service was
really born in the summer of 1S4S,
when Congressman w. A. Newell
of New jersey persuaded Congress
to appropriate $4,000 for provld'
ing surf boats and other appliances
for the protection of life and prop
erty from ship wreck on the Jersey
coast between Sandy Hook and
Little Egg hartOr. The service
was really lnaugurated by the
Humane Society OF Massachusetts
and had been aided by occasional
appropriations bv Congress before
the appropriation referred to tor
the New Jersey coast was obtained
by Mr.. Newell. This appropriation
of 1S4S was followed by other,
smaller ones obtained through the
efforts of Mr.. Newell, who was very
jealous in advocacy of the claims
of this service. Bat his efforts
being confined to the coast OF New
Jersey and Long Island did not
enlist the interest and support OF
other sections of the country, and
consequently the service langulsb-
ed. And even under the energetic
management of Chief OF the Reve-
nue. Service Klmball, now the
efficient chief of the life-savlng
bureau, it received no adequate
support from the government.
The first movement to make the
service national was made in Janu'
ary, 1873, when Congressman John
Lynch, then representing the first
Maine district, now represented by
Speaker Reed, introduced a bill
which provided for the erection OF
hfe-saving stations along the coasts
of Maine, New Hampshire, Massa'
chusetts, Virginia and North
Carolina, and by the second Sec
ton of the bill authorized and di-
rectei the Secretary of the Treas
ury TO report to the House at the
next session of Congress the points
upon the sea and lake coasts OF the
United States at which the estab-
hShment of life.saving stations
could best subserye the interests OF
humanity aud commerce, with a
detailed statement OF the cost OF
such stations. This bill was pass
ell bv the House January 9th,
1878, and was followed by reso'
luton, February II CT the same
year, directing the committee on
commerce to inquire into the ex-
pediency of connecting by tele'
graph the signal service with the
light house and life saving stations
of the country. An exhaustive re.
port upon the whole subject was,
under authority of these acts, made
to the next Congress and the pres
ent national life-saylng service was
thereby established.
Covering, as 1t now does, the
entire "sea aud lake coast of the
United States, the service receives,
as it always will, the support OF all
sections of the country, and is un'
doubtedly the best organized, the
best equipped and the most efficient
life.saving service IN the world
Washington STIR.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

Mr.. William Hughes, the owner
OF a large peach orchard near
Keedy syille, Washington county,
Md, has been offered, it isrepOrted,
$16 a bushel for his coming crop,
which offer has been refused. He
estimates that his orchard will
yield about 600 bushels this year
instead of thousands if the crop
had been a good one. Should: his
orchard yield 600 bushels and he
receive SIC per bushel, the gross
receipts will amount TO $4,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

The returns of the census super
visor show the population of Ari
IONA mot including the Indians) is
900. The three largest towns
are Tucson, 5,1S5; Phoenix, 3,l15;
Prescott, 1,S43.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

lbe largest apple tree 10 Ohio IL
10 Washington county, and was
planted in 1901 or 1892. The
trunk, where it is smallest, girths
- feet 2 inches, and the largest
branch girths Z feet. 1t is a seed
ling. which bears a large yellow
apple OF excellent quality for cook
ing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
SOME EFFECTS OF TIGHTLAcING.

some time ago the result of a series
of experiments that he performed
with the view of ascertsining the
influence of tight lacing on the
vital capacity, the movements OF
the chest, the energy of inspiration
and expiration, the pulse and on
other vital phenomena. The ex-
periments were made Oh thirty
women between the ages of eigh'
teen and torty-tour years, twenty
eight of whom were more or less
lnveterate tight lacers, eight OF
them since their eleventh or twelfth
year.
The summary of DR.. KIanovsky's
results may be stated as follows
The corset lessons the movements
of the chest in breathing and di'
minlshes the vital capacity as well
as the force of the breatI ing, the
InspiratOry movements being par
ticularly affected. The chest beng
compressed and the amount of all
taken in being diminished, the cor
set gives rise to a condition OF
chronic oxygen starvation, which
is one of the chief causes of short
ness of breath and paIpitatlon oil
the heart after brisk walking and
of loss appetite, falntness and kin
dred disagreeabIe symptoms. The
effect of the corset on the pulse
and breathing was we'll shown bS
the following experiments: The
women were made to run a distance
of $50 feet with moderate swi tOess
without oorsets the pulse was
found to vary from 1876 to 1876 and
the breathing 80 a minute. When
the same women ran with corsett
the pulse was from 144 to 176 and
the breathing from As to "a &
minute.
Among thlrty-elgbt corset wear
ers movable kidney was present II
s, haDitual constipation and catarrt
of the digestive apparatus in four
teen, disease of the lungs IN six
anemia in five, and hysteria IN five
DR.. Kianovsky ends his paper Will
the following words: 81 canno'
help stating in conclusion that
look back both at the work OF my
predecessors and my own humble
contribution with nothing but
sense of bitter and painful regret
for l am conscious that all those
labors directed to prove the deplor
able effects of tight lscing will YET
Cremsin unnoticed or neglected by
women for a very long time" And
what else Is to be expected wher
even some of the women in the
medical profession, who should
know what is right IN this matter
refuse to see facts as they are and
proclaim in public that the corset
is a useful and heslthful article Of
dress Those interested in this
subject and that wish to look into
the matter should read Of the work
done By Lesshart, Hyrtl, Bouchut,
Meyer, Hacker, Rotter, Manassein
Marcband, w. j. Collins, Arini
Orally Hewitt, Hepers, Helena
Bettes, Neftel, Scheiber, Mays and
j. II. Kellogg. The last mentioned
who lives at Battle Greek, Mich.
has written a most valuble pam
phlet on this subject, and he vii
doubtless send 1t to any one thai
wishes to iuqnire into the subject
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
fOUSUMPT ION,

Is its first stages, can be successfully
checked W the prompt use Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Even in the later
periods q that disease, the cough is
wonderful. relieved by this medicine.
81 have uscd Ayers Cherry Pectoral
with the best effect in my practice.
THIS wonderful preparation once saved
nv life. | had constant cough, night
swca... was greatly reduced in flesh,
and given mp hy my physician. One
bottle AMI u half Of the P"ctoral cured
me-. !. Edison, VI. l Middleton,
Tennessee.
Several years az, was severely Ill.
The doctors said | was in consumption,
and that they could do nothing for me,
but advised me. as last resort, 10 try
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. After taking
4 3 medicine two or three months
was cured. and my health remains good
10 tie present day. james Birchard,
Daricn, Conn.
Several years ago, on passage home
from California. 10y water, | contracted
so severe a cold that for some days l
was confined 10 my state-room, aud
plvsician on board considered my life
In danger. Happening 10 have bottle
If Ayers Cherry Pectoral, l used i
freely, and my lungs were soon restored
To- a healthy condition. Since then
have invariably recommended this prep
aration. u. j.. Chandler, Junction, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

Health demands a healthy liver.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator for
dyspepsia AID indigestion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
Met His Match.

A fellow thinking to appear
smart entered a notion store on
9th avenue the other day aud said
to one of the salesIadies: "Ever
have any calls for husbands here p
"Oh, yes, occasionally. Are you
looking for . market 2"
EYES," said smarly.
"All right. Step right up on
the 10 cent counter p- Tsgas
SDtings.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

A little mere than two persons
are killed every day In railroad &C.
cidents in this country, and four
or fye are injured, ~ -~,o
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

A Chemist says tho
famous nti-bilious reme-
dy contains neither Mer-
curry Or Morphine. 1t is
aregulating cathartic and
acts as a physic when the
system is outoforder. It
is destined to fill the most
important place in the list
Of family medicines, It's
effect having been sought
for ages but never OBJ
tanned until the discovery
of Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, and faithful trial in
The most malarial and
ickly part of the United
States serves to make it
more precious to those
who know its virtues.
Constipation, Depression
Of Spirits, 6leeplessAess,
Indigesaon. to Blues,
esc., al give my before
a few Gosss Of this
me1iclse.
81 usFs been great sufferer from .Dys
u psla pnd Los Of6leep. - soon ~ fee
he least nervous l take a dose or Sim
mons liver Regulator and sleep all night
In RUrHkD BRrAAx 1xiaMQlaa TILE, q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

y 81
I'll / only said Mrs. Allen was very well.
Informed woman, aud wished you would follow
her example"
MRs LEE. yes. and last week you said you
wished could manage TO look as stylish as Mrs.
Allen,-and she makes all her OWL eIoLnes bat
she has what haven't 80
Mr. LEE "What is thaif"
MRS LEE. "Well. she gets all OF her informs.
lion from the Magazine they take. admit that
she knows al that is going on, and Is bright and
entertaining in conversation but coud 90 as
well Gs she does II ] had the same source OF
information She lent me the last number OF her
Magazine lately, and learned more in one hour
reading abou. various social matters and the
topics Of the day. than would pick up in amonth
~ nv occasional chats With friends. Il certainly
covers every topic Of interest, from the news OF
the DAY down 10 the details OF housekeeplngi
and everything is 20 beautifully illustrated, TOO.
Every time Mamie goes over 10 the Aliens sue
comes back and leases me 20 get you 70 take
Demorest's Family Magazine, a. The stories arc
20 good. Even The boys watch for !, every month;
as place Is found Tor them also IN its pages AND
Hr. Allen swoars By o. Il is really Wo3haenu
how IL suits every member Of the FANNY
NR LEE " Well. perhaps | had better send TOT .
spscimcuCo1 for, fit Is anything lke Ehat yo9,
asyft ls it VIII anIse and instruct the whole Of u.s.
Mas LEE Il see that W. Jennings Demorest
the publisher. IS East 18th street; New 1otA' IS
offering % send q Specimen Copy for lO cents. 80
We can't lOsc ANYTHING as each number contains
Pattern Order entitlng the holder 70 any
Pattern she may choose and in any slZe.Wnlcn
alone makes each copy worth 81 cents and Just
Esnt jacket pattern ike MIS- Allen &. me
subscription pri e is only S2lO year anu
must say | can't see how they can pupAsA ~
elegant a Magazine f9E so little money"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

Woodstock at o - and Il
all stations Iarpers Ferry
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-15
Giue Iibere Gelo.0lulaae

TT cine icle, ppn relter S6uen unter @arantie suae
n6ert merhen tann, tas e betrebisenhe Rsuate lie
fert mer8enalS has auseleste Sch SuridseSabi mre
Nuf hieier SaiiS tbnuen sic BON eem unten onaeaes
tenen @prtbeter cine 6laide pcn Or. atnss Neuem
SdwtnhudtS 9eilmittel taufeu. GS nire garautirt,
hap eaielhe inter allen nmitdReen Grleibteruna aes
pdbrt penn man es SegeH irseup pelGe 2eeen ber
aebe, ber Srult cher 6er 2uusen annenbet = pie
S6ptneiuht, Sunsenentshueuns, 8rpu6tts, 4itbma
Srdune DC. &C. Gs lit anseuebm en,nuebs :
men une idmedt gut, II p6us iider ane man fam db
tmmer barauf perlaifen. IVY
&rebeEa6en. fret in alien apptbsten. grbIelale set
DreiB, Ibpmpienu. &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-15

tai; benn Der Deutf6e bat befanntz
lid Die fd0ne @epfloseabeit, beitsre
unb energii6e @timmungen bur6 iets
timentale Sonipiele ausaubriiden. unb
uenn fie lddelt, uenn fe fpridt =
bod ibren 9famen iienn' i@ ni6t =
nenn' i'd ni6t!
N2it bieier flangboaen 8erlt1erung
betrat er iein Ntelier = unb iob in
bas tobtenblaiie Mngeli6t Sia's.
@inisermaBen erifaunt fubr er 5uriid.
Su bier2 Sd ba6te..-
Sic aber FOB langfam Die re9te
6anb. als tuolle fie iebe beu6lerlii6e
gef60niguug abidneiben, unb iagte
nit BOILER Stimme:
Sd meiB Nles!
gDas, liebife Sfa? fiammeIte SEQ.
poIb.
Sie a6feln sudenb, beulete lie auf
bas ysebengema9, no Sonfo nod INNER
bel ben Drapetien bef6dftigt mar.
Sonlo, Su f6rf uHsl rief 9eopnlb.
8eb binunter au 0ermann unb feb,
mas Su belfen tauult! Sia, mein @ns
gel, mas BAIT Su nur! Du erfdrebf
mid; Du iiebit aug ME Der leibbaftise
Sob Gein gIutstropfen i'm @eh1t.
st trat aaf fe 3li, ibie 9anb gu er.
greifen. Sic ent3og He ibm nit ber Wir=
be elmer beIeibi9ten G6nisin.
Wagff Su es nOds beriebte tie tons
los. Sd fage Sir, baB i9 9laes gsb6rt
babe. Sd mar briiben i'm Wnfleibe.
3ifnmer. -.
gBas pillif Du geb6rt babens
Oeinen 3reubru9! 9einen f1n1ben
8erraibl 2eopoIb. es muB beute flar
3wii@en uns merbenl Sd bin bereit,
obne @roa unb grbiiteruug 5uriid3utre.
ten; i'd MIL ber Sirene, bic Did ums
garnt balt, bas 6elo rdumen unb freus
big su meinen gltern auriidtebrem; nur
bas cine ertrag' Id nidt, baB Du mid
fdmdblib betrtgft!
SD?
2eugne nibt, 2eopolo! iagte lie nit
ertiintelter Santmutb; oenn ibr 9er3
podte mie tod unb am liebfen bdtte fie
laut aufgef9rien bor sitternbem Sn=
grimm. 2eugue niat, 4eOpoIb! Won
Der eriten Minute an mar i9 ,3euge eus
reg @eiprdd)s, penn man bas nod 10
nennen batf mas nit -. 2iebesi1mu,
rem unb nit leibeni9aftli@en Giii1en
eubigt.
9u biit bon Sinaen. Die @rdiiu
lift mir 70 glei9saliig wie i9 ibr. Sc
banbelt fi9 Iebisli6.
S1weis! untetbra6 ibn bic iunse
Grau.
Sbre Selbfbeberrf9ung mar am @nt.
i9minben. gu beutIi1 itanb ibr Dor
Der bebenben Seele. mas he In ibrem
gerited erlaufdt unb sufammengstrdumt
bate.
gu6hdbli6 unb bod nit perdnbers
tenn 2oIorit bielt fie ibm bor, mas er
gefaet unb mas bic Grdfin qerebet. unb
tpie fe geieuf5s babe uno ibm 5drtli9
gei@mei6elt, unb tpie er iubeInb ieiner
Senugtbuung ausbrud osrliebeu. bab
er bemnd9lf unter bem 8orlpanbe fiinlt.
lerii4er arrangements ibr 6aus betrez
ten, He Sag fiir Gag tpieoerleben, In
ibrer2iebe t9 felig berauf6en iperbe -.
(5ortiebuna folot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-15

nif9en 5erabol5 Der pinie, tpeI9es in
Jolge bapon III alien 3beilen bon Mcz
Tifo, tpie aud In ben Ser. Staaten i'm
mer mebr Inertennung unb 8ers
peaDung finbet.
We 6. f9liest, fnb baber bic Nuss
f9ten fiir elm febr umfal1enbes unb einz
trdsli9es oitteranii6es 0oI3gei9dft nit
BET Siibfiiite bon Merifo Die auerbelten.
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gebipinofmdtt aebetlt.

@inem alten Mr3te, Der bon Der praris au.
riidgesogen lebt, tpuroe bur@ einen oifinbi if6en
Mifiondr bic @efdreibune eines einfa9en
begetabiliiden Seilinittels fir bic fdnelle mnb
oauernoe Seiluns bon 2ungenl9 9pinbfudt,
Bron9itis, &atarrb, Iifbma unb allen Sals,
unb eungenfranfbeiten aussebdnoist. au6
Elm Wittel filr poiitibe, rabifale eeiluna bon
Nerbeni 4wade unO allen Nerbentranfbeiten.
Na6bem ber DottOr Die punberbaren Seilfrafte
in tauieno Sallen erprobt bate, eradtete er
es fiir ieine Yaidt, baS Mittel ieinen Ieibenben
WlitmeniGen betannt gu MAIDEN. Bon Dieiem
Wfotib nnb @unf9 setrieben, banbelte er. Sd
fenoe eieies @eaept gang foftenrei an aae, bic eS
piini9en, in beutlder, engIil1er Inb frana6ii.
iber Sprade, nit boiler Mnmeiiung ber Ser.
feuung unb bcs @ebrau98. Genbe Nbrehe
unb 8riefmarte, besiebe Did auf biele 3eitune
nnb i'd fenbe es fofort. 9S. q. Nobes, $50
Ropers 8lod, @odeaer, q. .. 1851 ,1omtp
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(5ortfebuns folet.)

Der neueite mpfer Der
9amburg Nmerifanif9en padetfabrts
ens@eielli6aft nWormania", an ber
Werfte Der rJairfieIo Engineering anb
Sbipbuilbing &c." in @Iasaon ers
baut, bat, elmer GabeIs Dspel9e aus
@lassow sufOIse, ON 3. c. bic erit.
probefabtt auf Gem Glpbe Gitt9 ge.
ma6t nobel er cine 5dnelli9teit bon
81 Gnoten per 5tunbe eutwidelte. Der
neue Dampfer bat fi6 bel bieier BRO,
befabrt gau3 auBerOroentIid bswdbrt
unb peripridt Elm Sdnelbampfer etltsr
GlaHe an perbeu. Die uytormannia" j,
elm 59meitsridiff ber oausufa 8ieto.
ria unb columbia" bat cine 8rag=
fdbigtsit Don $500 6onnen, tpdbrenb
bic Ser gunarb.2iaie gebOrenben bra1t.
bollen 5dneabampfer ullmbria" unb
gtruria1 nur 7,7l8 Sonnen 3ragfd'
biefeit baben. Der neue S9nelloaHt'
pier nirb oemnd9lt bier eiHtreHen.
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Sriumpb! Sm Wieuer Qriene

= Sriumpb! Sm Wiener NrlenaI
1T bieier Sage eine neue Wafenmorbs
Maidine = S6neGfeuer.G .Geidhb bel.
Ben ie bas Ding - probirt tpOrben,
oas cine erfaunli6e n9eitunssfdbig.
felt" befiBt. 9as @ef6hb III Helm,
brau9t nur brei Diann gum @ebrau1
uno aur gebienuns. tann aber 600
S6tiie in Der Wnute abgeben. Wels
DER Jorti6ritt Der Civilization
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&. Z. collins Msanufacturiuo

Co., SO. l, 3. 5 unb Z OfsSouitons
SiraBe, bat Die gr6bte Nuspabl in
Winb', pferbefrafts, Sampfs unb
9anb pumpen aller 2lrt uno boraiigs
li9fer 2onitruftion; WaHer &6bren
aller Wrt nebft 3ubeb6r i'm @roB, unb
2leinbanOel. 0pbraulii6e &ammen
unb Winbmiiblen aller @r6ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen fino bort su ba'
ben ober luerben ouf 8eitellung beiorgt.
@roBe 9luspabl In allen Mrtifeln unb
biaige preiie bel geoieseniier Gus.
fiibrung.
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&ostesponosna.-@ 0 u T ort, ben
IA. Mai 80. = 8esiinftiet bonn beiten
Wetter fsierts bic bieiise 59uliugenb
gefern unter 2eituns ibrer trefHi9en
Sebrer, Der 9erren Slider unb Oar,
beder. ibr bissidbriyes Griblinasfef.
Die 2ebrer uno bic 0erren BON Gomite
battea Waes aufgeboien, fiir ausrei9enbe
unterbaltung unb 8eluiiigung bes fleie
men 8oltes. Sung unb Qlt ad,iilirten
HG bortrefflidb. Cine an3abl 6erren
bonn -Y6raer @eiangberein tparen
ebenfalls anueienb unb trugen ibr She'll
CUR unterbaltuug bel.
Voue Nnertennung berbient 6err
2ebrer Gif6er als GeiansIebrer, oenn
bic 2ieberoortrdge Der S9uliugenb pas
ren serabe3u oortrefflib unb tpurben
nit geifall aufgenommen.
Nu9 bic Comforter BraB Banb leis
itete, mas iie fonnte, tpenn au9 bic 9er'
rem serabe feine Riinftler fnb, 10 tDun
fie bod, tpas in ibren Grdften ftebt unb
f9onen ieoenfals lire 2ungen ni6t uno !:
rBsun etner bauen beibt, mas bel fam
p0enn taun bei MID inebr hauen aS bel beibt !"....
@pmfort bat ieBt aud cine 3ettung
befommen, aber cine englii9e; tpie Der
5erausseber auf ben @ebdnten getomz
men fein mag, in benz beuti9en Com
fort elm englif9es Blatt beraus3ugebsn,
1T mir aud elm &dtpiel, (bieneidt aud
anberen 2euten.) lleber bas Blatt
ielbit nil i'd nod nidt au idnea ben
Stab breden, es 1T ia nod Jung, bel.
lei6t tommts nod. Greilid, elm tpe'
mig bate i'd bod mebr ernartet, als bic
gem6bnli6iten 2ofal yieuigfeiten unb
bic iibli6en @ef6dftspuffe! t.
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tlniere anidt.-gBir Inb immer bsreit, etnem auter
4tel bic lhulpise 4nertennuns ausebeiben ,u IaIen
mlfien ieecdb bemerten, bab mir Or. Sulss oMiter
Sprup alien aneern Suitenmttteln ppr3ieben.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

De,llls have 1or reached bTts.a. at tle
accident ov Wllea lar,s-.fo ca.l1rsl were
drowned ia t-t 01aI. near Ia4r4e q
nuMleg 81 church goess 81. -4alls 4D'..
fovy youus sll- uelols--. o. t-e '.l.a e
If Ba.z.ok -e.Ilss. hal3 aId ltarss
were returning ho4e frou e.-Hi A4u
where tLey Lsl been .9 reoe-fs instructions
f0f Their lgs, comuul..a Nlel llcs ar
rtol SO tA- oelk af t1e nfsr to he con-
veyel Jo tle opposite side The telsa tlau. .n-
stead 90 l~lfE M Hr-L . -a
ferry oouteuret himself u.tl t-e ar-. aart
terry boat lats ul..A llc children al
crowded togstler. eo tlal q, e-l,F.-e ~
t-e De4.. which --.-l- base leel t-...t
G,u lelll-4e-ers Our ~ fle water. u.- ae
pressed T. Tie water let--
Nevertheless. t-e l..-. A-.tl l-- lnuE
frUgAt, crossed l. Ns.--.l fee v1r-s oi
The opposite shore. NfGe- 4 sl.-l-.E c.p.
sized aud sank clrry log most ~ fle CI-l
4rea iu b. e. tLe b..tam. one lI,-t s..tl.A
oi horror lssue- l..m the ll4s ~ the sroc
tat9rs ol the la.L irm which tle 1oc
starlel They sau Tor "a second tle looL Of
terror on lie cLllrr,1s faces. they beard
their heartreDdius cre-. blt ca4la ao
nothiDS save watch oue lttc head after
another disappear beneath tLe wafer. .--l'4-.
>--4. Gazettc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

Uayiu- received u paint a book,
Tor the japanese Uss q brush AID uot "a
pen. the author be-1les himself 10 lis
wotl.room. IL Is q little room. a very
htile room.
The author sits on the floor IN f9w-
ing garment OF br9wa silk, llnd with
blue. his legs disposed comfortably
under HIM. II front # Lia stands a
lacQuered table. about foot square.
and upon il ar HIS writing materials,
which are as idyluc as his surround
ings-kis pa7er Is dolicately tinted vel
low. with blue lines running up and
down
lis inkstand is a carved ebony slab,
with one end followed out fJr water 10
rub his cube of india ink IL, and holds
tie four OF FIVE daintily decorated bam-
boo brushes which are his pens. Nat
urallv he does not write us novel, lie
paints IL
Beginning ct the end Of the whole, a.
the left OF every page and al the top Of
every line, straight down between tie
two blue parallels his small brown hand
goes with quick, delicate, dark tot:ches.
Although the nove,ist's copy" might
seem TO a stranger TO be dGinuness it
self, yet he always has 1t duplicated by
az artist" before sending 1t to the pub
fishers. the success OF the book depend
ing so largely upon is artistic form.
The artist" 70 whom the copy Is now
irtrusted proceeds 10 reprint the long
sories Of word pictures with a proles-
sunal dexterity which Is something as
to1ishing. New York JournaL