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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23
Noti5.

Die IIamo TeuerberR9erungs Sc
ieli6aft bietet nod ein paar bon ben ueu
en- Nftien (au 800 bas StHd) an, tpenn
man fte fi6 D0r benz 81. December 1890
R9ert. Cole Be3ablung fam au6 na9
biefem Sermine etfolgen.) gs empfiebIt
f9 btes aIs cine gut 5ablenbe Gapital.
Inlage, ba Der Greibrief Der Geleas
i9aft ibr bic gertbeilung BON mtnbes
items 8 Procent BON benz @eminne ieben
Sabres CUR pFi@t maGt.
Die Sirectoren fnb Wiaeus, iir Sc
ben, Der Gtten gu faufen, aber bieie erif
TN nd9fen Sabre 5u beaablen ptni6t,
biefelbeu a~uf5ubeben unb ben 8etrag
aus3ulegpn, iebo6 bic 3ei@nung Der VT
tien mub nod in bieiem Mpnat erfoI,
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23
Maerlet.

S. s. Meper TN Gef9dite bee
6errA u. Cohen on MiIitdr pIa3u atis
gefellt, III auf bic MntIaee bes e..
t4uerten Nngtifs auf feinen 0olIegen
M. :. Sacier ben er NIT elmer eilerneil
STANCE ottadirte, berhaftet tporben.
= 9errpant b. Oalipi9f, Der bon
einem 3uge Der Standardization
~iberfabreu unb sefdbrIi9 perIebt murs
be. bat bic WafenbermaIter Der Babn.
gefslf9aft auf $25, 600 66obeneriab
Derflaat.
s. g. Mtigge 6 60. baben syoe
COB SOhmann auf $4,000 .Smabenerlob
bertlagt, neil er cine sepiHe Quantitdt
Det ni9t Iieferte, poSu er fid tohtratt=
LTD berpfi@tet bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23
sir buffmmn8sipS erflGrt umb bod
~0ereffet!

aus etnem grie5e Der Srau CURT ben @rctsn, Gabs
Datota, fhhren MIR GcISenbes an: sd bate mtG tefs
ID besann fart ~ bufen unb bal6 mar es s~pstfeics,
oaB ID an Der S&winbiu@t lit. Bier aer5te saben
latdl anf unb ertldrten, bab Id nur nod eine turle 8eti
~ leren nnhe. so feIbf Sab ale G~cffnuna dnf nnt
b@srsttsts nte iapn aui elm balbiseS Gnbe Dor. Da
Iistb Jemann meinem @otten an, Or. abnta's Reuea
wtttel sesen S9ptnbjudt. Sufen nnb GrfdItuns. su
Slai4eu unb wurhe poufdnbis sstetlf. Sd Fin lest 70
eefuno ME trsene cine frau metner Setannti&att
grobefaiHen fret. 3u BADEN bel Dreib, Itompisn &
nnb Sl.O0 his Slafds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23
Ser 6erausaeber bes teraniIdeu

Oer Qetaus8e0ef pes feT1Gtl 0etl
s2ibe etod Sournal" bat R9, pie er
in elmer 6er Iebten Nummerr mitibeilt,
nit elmer grOBen Nn3abI Der belf uuters
ri@teten 8ieb3i@ter bes States in
@erbinbung geieBt, UNI bic uugetdbre
3abl ber e@la@to@fen, tpeI9e fur ben
Martt porbanoen finb, onadbernb fefs
sufeQen. Na9 BET beinabe einItimmis
gen Nnt@t oerielben siebt es tn oieiem
Nugenblide In Seras tuentger G1la1tz
o6feu, oils gu irgenb elmer 3eit norber.
unb gang bieIelbe Sbatia9e ttitt in ben
i5rigen 8ieb3u@tssD iitritten ber Union
5u Sage. IS uuterlieet baber = nod
BEN Safarbolten bes r2ibe Stod Sour
nals" = taum einem 3meifeI, boB iG
binuen ni@t gu LANCER 3eit Elm enti9ies
bener Mangel on s@la@tbieb auf benz
Martte fablbar MAIDEN tpitb, unb lobe
preiie" tperben baum bic inausbleib,
Ii6e Golge iein, 9ar3 nit glei9er Noib>
tueubigfeit, pie uiebrige preiie in ben
lebten Sabren bic GoIse Der 1eberFal.
lung bes Charities getpeien finb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23
0nte Weroauuua.

Das It etpas, mas 9eber baben mus, penn e. ltinee
ssbsns frpt letn MIL. Gauieube fuAen IS tdsli4 unb
iterben, neil fe es ni&t finbeu. TauIsnbe RON Dollars
pereen IN Der 9ofnuns s~eppfert, bieies rebeI lu tefei.
tigen uno bod giebt es elm Mtttel ~hasssen. mir sas
r%antiren, hab electric Bttter8, mad Bprfdriit unb bins
rst9en6 LANCE 8ebrauGt, cine CUTE Der6aunns fmdffen
unb has nebeI Der unberbauft@fett b~eIettieen ptrb.
qBtr emptebIen Glsstrte Bitters fur Dpspepfia unb ale
9ranftetteH Der 2eber, hes RaseuS unb Der Rieren.
@trb ~ 80 Cts. uHb 81 bic Elai4e in Der Hprtbete ron
Dreth Ttcmpfpu l. g.. ~rertauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

n Sas SuipeIenIaeer. Der Strma
&rit3er8ros. III boppelt 70 reids
haltig mite nergangenes Sabr; ieber
@ef9nad unb febe 86rfe f6nnen be.
friebigt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

sas- Wie III bies? giubunoertuub.
hnf5ig neue Dameu ; 2leiber auer Wrt
bon $40, SIP unb SIS, tuerben an.
3un. prsife bon S. p~ertauft. BerfebIt
Mot, bor3uipre@en uno he ,u beE dis
gen bel g. Seutf9 & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23
@rmneetaentbnms- uebertraaunsem.

0rmnoeiaentbums-s liebertraeunaeu.
@brifian 96@ting ON NreI Meer.
f9eibt, SO Nfer 2anb i'm 6. Diffriet,
&ange 2, $4,000.
4rel Weeri6eibt on gbrifian Bod.
ting. brei Grunbfiide aus Weerideibis
SnbbipiRcn, fab!i@ BON Mia.6 troBe,
$4,000.
ayel Meeri6eibt an s. 2arbe, spei
@runbfude nNeeri@eibts SubbibiRon,
$1,000.
aTel MeetiGeibt on MuguR Sope,
5tpei @runbhide in Meeri6eiOts Sub.
bipiFon, $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

S@r Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company" bat fortpdbreno
frif9e Mufern unb Slide. fotpie Wilb
aler Mrt on 9aub. Stride 3ufubrea
teoen Gag. Befteuungen BON Gamis
lien tperben prompt ausgefibrt urb fret
abgelisfert. Srebino Nbenue, amif9en
Mfaii1s unb Militdr plaSa. 9elepbon
go. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

~ @rftser Bros, SO. 246 %.
Commensurate, offeriren fur Die Teier.
tage cine bri1ante MustpabI BON SptIet.
tetdf@en, @olb' unb 5ilberwaaren al.
Ter Nrt. 6pre@t bDrl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

" @enn Sbr sutes trodenes g3Ofi.
Dat 8rennboIa brau@t, ipreGt bcr obcr
befteut per 3eIepbon Bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; He bat fets bas 8eae
TN Warfte. &elephpn 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23
@OtiS at oas Ynblifum I

Office bes Gtabtmaribaus,
San Intonto, %. DECEMBER 80.
Oas publifum pirb bierbur9 bena@=
ri1tigt, baB bic Section 9 unb 10 Ras
titel XIV Der rentbirten OrbiuanMu
prompt In Rraft geiebt tperben.
philip Sbarbein,
Staotmariban.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

sa- grdierben aGer Nrt, Oliben,
Spargel, Bobnen, crime grbfen, eins
gemabte ealifornif9e 6rti9te In better
Aualitdt BET WeIton & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

1@ 6ommt unb beiebt infer Qaaer
bon Observation-Disclosures unb
Meibnadts Sa9ea bel Remton 6
M SELLER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

1d- piano, Biblioibet unb gaIen,
gamben; &O@efer.2 ampen, bic befien,
bel Nemfon & WeIIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

~ @insema6te beuti6e uub from.
5Sff@e 5ru@te unb Semitic bel 90 { |.
& Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23
6 D t q | { g.
3 on o, %. Deg. sc
Wuub{dtau tn 9era8.

gen nod Hber bas fir Die Sabres3eit ge.
m6bnIi9e MaB blnaus falt, In benz leb>
ten 3beiIe aber f9on nit einem Inns
f9lag nod tpei9erem Wetter 3u, bas =
nod ben 61nupfeHs unb 6ufenanfdl.
len 81 urtbeilen, tpel1e es algemein i'm
@efOlge 9ebabt bat, taum gum &C.,
f1nben Sbeile bes geriibmten teranis
t9en @intertlimas gerednet tuerben
Ourfts. Bon bieleH @tellen Der, be-
fonoers aus benz Msien bes Staates,
tommt auBerbem Die RIaee, baB bic
Sroftubeit cine 6ebrobIi@e su meroen
anfange.
Die Witterungsberi1te aus 8eepiIe,
Dlmos in Guadalupe County. aus Weu.
Brounfels, Corpus gbrifi. guero, gas
gle 2afe unb hD1t onberen puntteu ber
beber ausbridli9 berDor. baB bic erife
winterli9e NdKe.p eriobe fdQig fei un6
cine &eaen3ett febr notbwenbig tuerbe,
unb trtigen bic In3ei9en ni9t, 10 IN
cine T0I9e i'm Mn3ug ; menigitens in u1s
ferer Ra@baridaftift ber IebteS Sag fdon
..sr.s;axa oss.sss .,nS 49, tsss;.esss
H AK. @%a S..D. dssxo a4t .Vu' pSt'"9
Mus BEN norbwefIi6en Wei3enbi.
ifritte lauteH Die Mitibeitungeu ii6er
o s "" w,v s naSswy M.:I.
man nit. baB in ben Counties Sarrant,
9alo Binto, Sad u. a. bic MnsfiMten
%n Ss t.ns - ia a.ms o
49, l..1s w Ao W l9 s y CO ssa.a'
isus.a." w. t. ss mp. -
M. ...S sxsa 1850 ~ $. a s..kG ouH s;s.
iar r' 5 n W. Ky ~ gs..p o. I .s.
a;r 0 nor.a6 $500 ee.ans ..;..s ~" d.S.
s s.as1 n5.; ssas m;ss ~ ~ ~ ss.ssI n. aau
say S ,ss 49, w e,snus wv
Nck "a mil ner NaummnIIk grmte III
ga6e oebt' hi Sci Der pdIte. meI6e ser
Ysrember oehrad} bnt. ieibaneriiduh.
i'd: mel HommfnD1e. meime Sic Tor.
MAJ bes uis6rioen Wreiles hoIber AZ.
rf,dboIten tnortet hsfnnhers In Moyh,
tsyca mn h,r Grtyoo ein o,,sercemShu
ia rsid6er aemeieu In un6 mi Ser,
ihiffunn.
msmn In Ssnlae hsHsn her Isktp wos
d,sn.Erhort Son @oInslfon ana .i,n,IiM
krtrdmiiith oesen 6ie n-or6srSehsnSs
Mode obosfSiIen in = a6. 49, @eGen
i'm meribe 3 81 374 as. oeoe, ssehr
aIs al mn Naueu-fo fouu ma feine
@ernnnneruuo erreoen. grfrenIim IN
kaE hie Nsrid.e ous nen nefamrnisn
Wisb,mhtsoebieie hes Qonbss nmhoitenS
ante Sleibeu "a beff6tiat Ter Masnt fir
Sis N~es6rherumo non gish omf her
Ssros unA Mor,sir Naha msI@sr shsn
ri mn Elmer ) anr naS Rem Msssen -.
r,Tosf.bSt a anfs ne,,s mieS,r KS
nj m-ins hort absrofI nnh immer t,oS
Ser 0iirry sirs fsbr ante NH Sos m;sR
"a norsialimsm StonSs III =
IN her MoIitif herrfMi m;uhH;ns.
erlf ner 9ulnmmentritI 6ee 0sa;siosu,
mirb i'm Sopnar m;eSsr psssn ,srsS a.
msnura kyigosu unh hor ofsr, @ss,;s
hi hnSahsr ri bis noi;t;fSs Gt,Snurc
6urm hie aarsersgiior,; ~ 0uf',nss I ~;
uus bellmnit tper0eu. OSer fif i'm olien
bemoErofi(dsn ge[gife fortbetprosn iuirb,
HaE cine glenbernuo foth tbuf IN
elm GsfabI, nsldem BE greHe Hberaa
I'M 2anbe Ausbrud aiebt. Oas WOIt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

sa- Gauf3is Dubenb 2aties Meri-
ao's 5alaen gu IS @ents bel g.
9eutf9 & 50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

ObsIeI9 ss faen LANCE fsin @etsimnib uebr III, hab
has terhhnte Gaipation Del ale @lieberfHmer5en,
Buueen cher 0uetftungeR baletsft BELT, 70 balten mir
Is bod fur unlere Bhtht,b BITE aufmert{amfett hes gubz
lttnms auf hteiss unhbertrefEi&e Wititl gu lenfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

~ Cine sroBe NuspabI feiner Se.
litatehen bel MeItDn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

s9~ esfet g. Deutf6 & Cos.
Nn3eigen III bisfem Blatte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

1r Neue beuti9e 2tnien. beuti6es
Sauertrautt Sil @urten. Gin groBes
Ifortiment BON In Gii9ien eingema9.
ten Gra6ten, Gemtien, GIeil@waarer
&C.; BET 2Duis RunteI, SO. 81
Norb: 6loresfraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

1aS- Die beiicn Sorbinen, bic ie
i'm Marfte tpaieu, BET mellon & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

s6r aneelica Mein su 81 per @aaos
ne bel N. g. aupIa & 6Obu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

"a gbe Sbr eurer @ein un6 2i>
qu6re fur bic Geittage e~intauft, probirt
bic BON 81. s a anpIa & Sob n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

Mei1e iineite 5o9ter Gle lit
an 9autausf@ldgen, BITE cine GcIee BON
Blutunreinigteiteu tparen, i'd probirte
berf9iebeues Obne g,foIg. Mls oas er.
foIgreidfe 0eilmitaet ertpies fi@ Sr.
Guauf 26aies Sam5urset Sropfen.-
s. g%ngeIbarot, Sefsrionbile, Snb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

= Die pefan. grnte bieies Sabres
(ao@ ba3u zines of Sabrss@1), iast
bic rSeras Nbbance", pirb Dem 5taate
Seras etpa $3.50. 900 einbringett, unb
bas troy benz amftanbe, baR i1ur Elm
iebr seriuger grosentiob bes @eiammts
@rtrages berfelben auf ben Ma,tt
tommt. MiQionen BON GdHern t6an.
ten nit biefer Dertboolen NuB idbrliG
gefiat perben; aber Der bel tpeitsm
gr6Bere 8beiI oerieIben mitb bon ben
S9meinen gefreHen, ober berfault ba,
mo- fe BON ben Bdumen fallen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

a California elatet unb 3infau,
bel, 3 Sabre alt, in J Gdi1ern gu rebuz
airten preiien BET Sc. Ga fanoIa&
g o II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

= Die WboIelales8 rocerifen 8ates
mon Bros. in Sort Wostb baben nit
$124,254 falitt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

r5n einem fdhlen GrnnbeS fam nan IA eine furht=
bare G~rfdltung holer, unb serabe bort trie ~. Bul's
Snfens Sprup gum unentbebrli@en 8esleiter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

u. Sratmsiptd & gpbm,
beifebenb aus 9erren> un6 &nabemz
Mnaiigen, 9iiten, S6uben, Stiefeln,
&lei6erfofen aler Nrt, PuBpaaren,
Quilts unb 8lanfets, fur5 Der fdmmt,
li6e 8orratb peit unter &pftenpreis,
bur6 81. S@nit5er,
Mfignee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

sa- 3auft ghBen @atawba an 81
per @aucne Bel 90. 6 uftanoI &
SDbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23
GtabIirt 1866.
hos. Coggan T. Bros.
Sau Nntouio, Seras.

Sbem sefmen.
gSir baufdhaen fbf iNss Debadement unErys gehdHs unb hmmen bemfaHn nnrn,
game Belt.
gr absrOotbelen atmonDl Hr iasen snau, be9en D9tb iss snHrument bat
erenlnb ebafen, nd9s mir fit bic benen bien.
3uae am UNI pa mrf fur boar taafea, hc rbaten mir bic nubrsRen Ruie
uhr Elm rfdsrebes ub fabies ge3af aukpbaut uab pGben unre @rn5HMn bdbebaheu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

SIM Sale bon arantbeit ober
11rglud gendbren MIR ifets
ldngere 3eit. @tit Sbpotbefen.
NOten fam biss nidt sefaeben.
@ir brauden uniere Noten
nnb Giderbeiten nidt an 8an-
tsels ODER gelSberleiber a.
tranSferiren, UNI mif BEN @elh
unfer gefddft meiter3nfibren.
@ir braudJen nidt tobe
@reife 81 berednen fur Sn.
ffrnmente, neI@e Wtr auf Sci.
berfcufen, IN, bic 8inien on
8orf4aRe berausamldla9sn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

Dies Ut Gr bi@Fg, 6a Die Waranfea MIDI bTauHWOrh8er W0entu, 9au0kr wb NMuha
medbhs Gnb
lnfre adeunsn fS ale Gieinisen, nw6e snHrunnte bon us huHn.
Senen, bdbe bic Gmrpn anfe@t febben %inps nil allen neuefeng ubeTeruumu nod
ntt gdehen baben, fOnneu mir rfdnn, boz, ub9Edd bhdbn ImaR an Der Spite ar al.
been Snfrumente fet1t fe iingf nod netre mf1ige 8cr1nbenn9n nfahren baden. bard
nd6e 0uaItdt unb nnhn9 bes SpneS Mheutme eMdt burben. 70 ha6 Ne ae onbnen her.
refen. DR8 1T bic MnE1t aMr untaneufhen ub fombeenen Nrttr.
Wr fnb Stnab- Mgetn fit @sber Gtinpah & Sons.R uobe ghideiuo & Sons sra.
tbufdef unb s.. q Sale d 60 @inos, ub gRMcn 4 Samin, mi SmbalS raIn.
Br baben si Sorea bonO raeln,b bic GWWa Wr m anaeerhat p9ben. Die Elm her.
faufen hmW fur 75, bic aHbeW fur $95. SnS SolmGfb kr Sraen lit Ir {hSn, uo bnB
Srnee unb bic 0uartGkn IaFen nidts an man{hen Iba.
Sir ubrn fir @boR{ak. IN @doI, Sanbd lie Smtsu bu muGfoHlhen SuRrumeu
ebenfo Nufftn 8tdHrn, Bdnbn, 8u1an fir ale SnErumenic.
Infer gorrnb in @oten lit Der grse tan Saen.
Nr fenbn af applfahon Ratacee unb ErdSifea ton pmnos, Ouefn, N0uEhIhhn
5nhramentnt Ntufmin,M oeua "a. aus nnS beahtporen prompt ale breai8m anfa@n.
Tuna nANn "A n e, mnnr ono rou...m.. s...s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-23

Wtr bertanfen @tanos nnb
Staeln 10 niebris sesen baar
ofer auf 10 lei9te 8abluneen
bin nie irgenb elm Gau8 i'm
Norbeu ODER @iioen.
Sir pcaen feline Woten ODER
StDerhett, ioenn Dir @ianos
ODER Srseln Serfaufen. @ir
referbiren inns bas Anre@t auf
bas S%nffrument.
Noten fonnen leidt britten
Berfonfn iibertra9en iperben,
helde bic @inI0:ung berielbea
ersDirgen.
Dies lift fcbr pi9tis, ba BIZ
wertblrS Enb.
lluferp Refe+eu4eu s;nh me
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-03

This is what you ought to have, IN
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
lif. Thousands are searching for it
daily. and mourning because they
find ituot. Thousands upon thous-
ands of dollars are spent annually
by our people in the hope that they
nav attain this boon. Aad yet IL
nay be had bv all. We guarantee
that Bitters, if used according 70
directions and the use persisted IN ,
will bring you Good Digestion and
GUST the demon Dyspepsia and IL
stall instead E7pepsy. We recon-
mend Electric B.tters for Dyspepsia
and sill diseases Of Liver, stomach
and Kidneys. Sold ct 50e. and 81
DER bottle by +. T, whitehead &
Co., druggists.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-03
Not asl EEsa;ag7nary Lime.

n. Y. Lcdycr.)
It is not generally known that
there positively exists a marked
boundary line between Canada and
the United States. Most peopIe
suppose the line to be ''imaginary."
HuJ the fact is the boundary is
distinctly marked from Lake Mich
i3an to the Pacific by Gains, pillars
OF iron, earth mounds and timber
c,eaGingS. There are nearly foul
hundred of these marks between tie
Lake OF the Woods and the foot of
the Rock Mountains. The British
have placed one post every two
miles and the United States have
alterEated between each of TIE
British posts. The posts are made
Of cast-jr0n, and on their faces are
tie words: "COnventi0n Of Lon
don, October 20, 1918" Where
the line crosses through lakes, small
mountains Of stones have been
built, rising eight or ten feet above
the level Of high water mark. IN
the forests, the line is defined by
telling trees, making a clearing for
a space Of a rod wide.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-03

Z sScsssgs o. Paper Saves EEer.
Fife.
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The Gentleman Born
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We are all made of the same clay
The incest analysis can detect no
difference between the "blue blood"
that runs in the veins of the de-
scendant Of kings and the vital
fluid" Of paupe1: but there Is
nevertheless an Unborn arlstocracy
Of mind and soul which all men
instinctivcIy recognize and which
compcls respect from the hangh
tjest. Patricans by the accident OF
birth are often base, sellih and
stupid: but Gods gentlemen, though
reared IL poverty and the heirs Of
tolI are sure to manifest then
innate nobility in spite of adverse
circumstances.
The gentleman born has the right
sort of pride, too. He will 90 out
Of his way to show a stranger the
nearest road to any point he may
desire TO reach. share his last crust
with starving brother, pelll his
life to protect woman from insult,
and is ever prompt to assist weak
ness aud avenge wrong. Yet II
1on offer him compensation for
oDcying the impulses Of his knight
" nature, his cheek will Tedden
rlth Indignation at the tho1ght OF
hcing mistaken for mcrcenaIy.
willing to make trade OF doing
good. His labor he will sell, but
net the services which his noble
heart teaches him are due to all
Nbo are in necessity. tribulati0n o.
danger. Such a man, though his
spelling book experiences may be
too limited to enable him to spell
the word ''pedigTee," and he may
have been raised" i'll a log shanty
OIL salt pork and corn dodgers, is
nevertheless rtNH and the moral
peer OF his species.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-03

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-03
nenominational Prejudice
tN0rth Carolina Hera.d.l

North Carolina Herald.)
Did you eyerthink how mean and
contemplate any one can make
themselves by wearing that tight
garment that will allow them to see
sure and true religion only in their
own church. They can see TO good
III any one except those that fall in
llno vita their own narrow, hide
bound belief. They find fault with
everything that does not come un~
der control Of their own sect or
party. They swallow everything
good or bad, lovely or hateful, right
or wrong simply because tie elan
he belongs 10 started it. There is
no more true manhood about such
lcatbuiileadGu cranks than there is
III billy goat; and If any crowd is
bound Tor the region of the lost,
they are the gang. The devil has
l1oitA them, "lh!s SIDE mp, with
care"
Say, you old den0minati0nal fool.
You, if sucn has been your ideas. GO
home this Saturday evening and
ask the Lord to have mercy on
your soul and let the world know
YOU intend to lead another life.
granting to every man the privilege
which justice allows him. Remem-
her that yca are all brothers, all
working to the same great end, and
true Christianity is not based upon
such low principles, but is genuine
love with it's roots deep as the earth
and It's branches reaching to the
rcm0tcSt parts Of the universe.
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The Washington critic., 1890-04-05
Louis James as Ingomar

'Ingomar" was presented by Louis
James and his company at Albaugh's
Grand Opera. House last evening. The
play is beautiful one, 1.-The gruffness of
the barbarian forming a decided contrast
TO the gentle Pdrtheni0. AS Ingomar
Mr.. James did excellent work. This
role is exactly suited to him, His deep
voice, powerful figure and easy alert
ness, all help in bringing out the noble
traits of this romantic character AS
Pdrthenid Miss Mabel Amber is deserv.
ing of high praise, her work in this part
being the best that she has done this
week. The scenes between. Ingomar
and PdrthCntd are well written and con-
tain many very noble sentiments, highly
dramatic situations and an amount of
pathos which justly make this drama
love idyl. Mr.. Langdon made an ex.
cellent character study out of the mean
and miserly old merchant, Polydor, and
the other parts were fairly well taken.
Tonight Mr., James will appear as
Richard I'LL
The Washington critic., 1890-04-05
witches Among the A1askans.

The wealth Of Alaska formed the
topic Of the lecture by Rev. Shelton
jackson, general Government agent of
education in Alaska, at the Y. NJ. C.
A. Building last evening. He said that
the southern portion of that country
was rich with gold, silver, coal and
iron. The gold interests alone make it
a valuable possession. 1t is not in any
sense, an agricultural country. 1t is
inhabited by EsquimauX, North Amer
ican Indians and Creoles or half breeds.
They believe in wiichcraft, and the
supposed witches are killed in the most
inluman manner
The Washington critic., 1890-04-05
NArIoNAL REFoRMERs.
Their Closing Session at Lincoln ME-
mortal Hall yesterday

Their Closing Session at Lincoln Me-
mortal Hall Yesterday.
The Church and State Reformers
held their final session at Lincoln Hall
yesterday, Mr.. John Dood of Pennsyl-
vania in this chair. The former presi.
dent of the Association, Hon. Felix
Brunot of Pittsburg, was unanimously
reelected TO that office, as he has been
annually for the past seventeen years.
A long list of vice. presidents, repre-
senting the several States, were chosen.
Rev. DIR. Stemsor of Philadelphia was
elected corresponding secretary; Rev.
ID. McAllister, III. D., of Pittsburg,
treasurer; Rev. r. j. George, recording
secretary. All the district secretaries,
seven in number, and all special secre-
taries, twenty in number, were reap
pointed. On the invitation of Rev O..
p. Fitzgerald of Nashville, Tenn, it
was unanimously decided to hold the
next convention in that city