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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-18
How He Became Deaf.

Jones-How did you become deaf?
Brown-O, 1 was born that way. ]
wanted "but little hear below" and
got it.-Texas Siftings
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-18
Learned to See the difference.

"Will you be mine, darling?" he
asked, after a years counting.
NO, it can never be" was her reply
.'Then why have you let me hope SO
long?" he said, as he went toward the
door.
because intend never to belong to
any man. You can be mine if you
like"
He saw the difference, and stopped
Years afterward he saw the difference
still more clearly. Jury.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10
Watt fsr wsatter!

8nr iiber 5OSabren fdOn tuurbe Mts.
WinsloD's SOOTHING SDrup bon Mtils
Iionen bon Nitterr, beim 3abnen ber
Rinbcr ansetrenbet. @irft Su i'm
G9lafe 6ur1 bas S@reien eiaes 2inbes
gett6rt. bas i'm 3abnen III unb Dor
Gdmerasn iueintq Meur 70, lafe lpfort
eiae 1slo{9e bon sNlrs. Mtnslon's Soo'
thing eprur" boleu. eein Wertb ID un'
beaoblbar. &c tpirb benz tleineu 2eibens
ben iofort 3in6eruns beri@afen. Ser.
Iobt Sud barauf, Miitter, e8 1T teiu
3!ueifeI oartber. gs heiIt Sbfenterp
anb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
lie Wierer, beIeitigt Wino Rolit, ers
tpei9t ben gaumen, Derbinbert @nt3ins
Sung unb ftdrtt bas gauge SpHem.
rWsrs. Minsloins Soothing Sprup@
fur 3abnenbe 2in6er III ansenebm In
@ef@mad unb bas Ee3ept tammt BON
einenn Der beften weibliGen Mer3te In
ben Der. Staaten. @s lit bel allen
Druggifien in Der eanaen @slt aa bas
ben. preis rs @ts. Der Glai9e.
Qauft ni6ts auheres aIs Mlrs. Mias'
Ions SOOTHING Sprur.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

G8 1T mebr aatartb in bieier @esenb bes
9aufes OILS bon alien anberen arontbeiten gu
Iammen, unO bis in ben lebten Sabren gait er
ais unbeiIbor. Siele Sabre lang erfidrten
Doetoren i'm fir cine Irfale 8ronlbsit uno
f9rieben IOtaIe Ssilmlttel bor, unb ba fe i'm
nit dr3tIider 8tbanblnns befGaois ni@t III.
rirten, ertldrten ite i'm fur unbeiIbar. Die
@iTenfGaft bat bepiefen, bas aatarrb cine
gonfitutionsirant6eit 1T un6 oesbalb eOnhi.
tutioneae 8ebanoIuns erforeert. $au's Ga
tarrb aar, ~fab,i3irt BON s. s. @beneh &
Co., Solebo, Ohio, 1T bic einaise eOnfitutio'
nellie Sur int Marfte sic pirb innerli@ in
DOZEN cber @aben bon 10 Sropfen Bic gu ei'
mem SbeelofeIboa 9enoatmen. Sic ntrtt BIZ
rett auf bas 8Iut unb Gle fdreimige Sberaa@e
res Shftem8. Gle bieten einbnnoert Dollars
fir ieben GaG, ben fe au turiren berfeblt: eaBt
Sud @ireulare unb SeusniGe tommen: abrei'
irt: 8. s. Gbeneb & Go Scle6o, ..
az 8ertauft bon apotbetern, IS Ste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

Cine Rada bmuns Ser 0atur
= bies 1T baS 9feiultut, SaS bu gu cr.
rei9en itreblt. SIN 8crein nit Or.
8ierce'S 8tcaiaut 9elIctS bciist Ou es.
Dieielben reiai9cu unb eruruern bas
eause @pfem auf natirlide @eiie.
Das btist, fs teiuirfea Oies eriuolid),
jebod mitO uno ianft. Gle fino Bic
tleiulten unS 5a9lcidl Die pirfiamtcn
= suderibersoieil, angencbm gum CUE
nebuleu. GaitriideS &opflucb, bitiOs
ies Gopfus9, geritopfHng, SnSigeitiOl.
bili6ie auialIe, mlO ale ltnorOuunseu
Der asber, 6eS Maseas uub Der Giascs
iueibe merOen burd lie p~crbiubert, ers
lsidtsrt unO sriinOlid scbcilt. Stein
Degstabi6id, pOafomrsn 9armloS, unO
fanft larirenO, ober eia tbdti9sS s(bfa1@
rau8sptittel, il na9 Der GrSBe Der
Dolls. alS 9eber 8iaen linb lie piels
fad und)seabnt, ieSOd 'is srrsidlt
iuorbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10
pn msrn eor,orS Fa;, mn -, on.

@- Weun Semanb fein uno au an'
nebmbarem preife fpeiien mill, 10 sebe
ct gum Mifiionss@arten. Die
9erren 8beimer s. @aal, BefBer bie'
les @tobit1ements, balteH 6arauf, ibre
@dite ifeis bolltomuen sufrieben gu fieIs
len. Ollie iaiionmdBigen EeIitateKen,
Gufern, @iIb, Slide, @efliigel &C. Rnb
bort in ber ~belitateifen 3ubereitung ole
3eit 3u baben. Mabl3eiten tuerben auf
Wunf9 ia bic Mobnungen ber Runben
geIanbt. Nu1 bietet Der NIT ber
Gpeiiepirtbl9oft ~oerbunbene 9
r o NJ bic beifen @etrdnfe, ifets frii9es
Bier unb feline 2iqutre unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

Der aber ber goneurren3 febt. in ies
benz ein3eluen Gaue mGblerif@ iein unb
prifen fam, pb ct cine gere9te ober
eine %pfaule" 5a9e bertbeibigeu ODE, abs
neiien io0. 6oI6er NbbOtaten giebt
sssaber BEL Der entiebli6en ueberfhaung
biefes 8erufes ieIbf in BEN ar6Beren
9tdbteu betanntli@ nur berbdltnibmds
Big tpenige.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

6err Sofepb Q. Sorep In @oiatp.
Sls., batte &beumatismus, Deriu@te
rtebrere berf9iebene MitteI obue Ct
foIg. S9liebli9 befnm er ems, bas
i'm iofort turirte. 9atirli@ trar er
tiber ben grfols bo9erfreut; aud mug.
te CT. bob Nnbere Ieiben, ME ct geliis
ten bate, bic au6 serne BON benz Wit'
tel lpiHen mb@ten. Darurt ertIdrt ct
Der leibenben Meni@beit. baB 6ieies
Mittel .gbdmberlain's pain Balm"
beiBi. SIR so Gents per GlaideSu baben
BEL @. 2obn & Co., 8. RaIteper &
Son unb alien bebeusenben Mpotbeteru.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10
Rndlens Rlrntea.ealbe.

Die bete Salbe Der Welt fur S9uitte,
0uttI6uneen, @ef9pire, Giebsrs nnb Saut'
9usf9Ias, 8ls9te. ~ssipranasas sdaOs, Srsa'
Satisfadion sarantirt ODER Sas @eIb Dirb
auriderHattet. IS Gents bic S6a&teI. Bum
Bertauf in allen apOtbesen. 9rsib, fbomt'
fon & Co., MboIsiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10
galifornias@eine.

MeinIiebbaber in6en elm grnBes Sa'
ger BON feinen california $ WeiHen bel
6errn S. $. MeDer am MlamO
pla3a. 9err Meper fu@t bic Weine
an Drt uno Stelle aus ui.h tauft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Weinat9ter. als
gutem Renner selinst es tim fiets, bic
beffen 9Drten aus3umdbleu. Ct fann
feline 2unben uno Samilien nit einem
guten Srobfen berieben. &otbz unb
WeiBweine in bor3i9l,@er QaaIitdt
bon febt ab $1.OO per Galone = fret
tng 0aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10
aIIau a%ufpru@sboII.

@s iR abenb. Der 3us bdIt. unb
Der Qonbutteur ruff nit beiIerer Stim'
me ben Ort. - pNber mei1 Soft.
6err Ronbutteur," iagt Elm @aR,
ylpreGen sic bod ben Nomen beut'
li9erl"
ySa, mein Serr," antluortete BET
9eifere, bic DIRECTION Dirb it& nd9'
ffens einen 6elbentenOr fir 80 Marl
monatIi9 eusasieren."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10
,ss- 0er Mtumker & q 0gtf,mS

D@- Der Ylumber S. 6. atttias,
go. 20 Abenue 8 nabe pot Office,
bot, uat ben g~effeiserten Nnfbrl9en,
bie an fein Gef@dft gefelt wer6en,
ua@tomt1eu at t6nneu, f9 nit einenl
ii9tigen Ga@mannes Germ 9hDmaR,
aHocitrt tnb nirb tuie getp6bnli9 gut
3ufriebenbeit bes publitums ole Nuf'
fridge raid erlebigea. Selepbon APT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10
Meerideibf,s Miperzs nhbipiion.

ihblid bon Mils StraBe, baut H9 ieb!
Iebbaft on. Si6ert @u6 elm @runbs
itid, ebe fie ale berfauft finb. Cement.
Geiienpege Dor iebem 8auplab un6 big
3ur 6traBenbabnlinie. Sies @igen.
tbum Iiegt In Der Stabt. Wsnbet @u6
an @e5r. Meerf@eibt, SO. 407
OF 9ouitOnfraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

@ paneoaf & eobn baben
bieie Gaifou cine ~unsem6bnli9 feline
Nusmabl in Clothing. Mtmano
bertauft feline Mnsdge biliger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10
Sur Gbrenrettang bss 0l6Dufatem
GtanOe9.

SIS giebt tpobl faum einea Gtdrb.
ON beiien 8ertretern her 0oltsmiB in 70
ausgiebiger unb aus9eladener Be!ie
fem Wntb9eH gu ttblen beiiebt, als ben
Der NbDotaten.
Das 1T iberaQ 10, alein bier in ben
Der. Staoten entf6ieben nod Elm gut
She'll me1r. als ir9enbuo anoers. 9as
bat ieinen @runo ni6t tlur in bet gr6s
Beren &adf9tsloRsteit, nit Der tnaa
bier 3a 2anoe NIT ben 8ertretern Der
ngelebrten" 8erufsflaHen- umIprinet,
fonbern au9 barin, baB es bel ber
MaHeu ; PRODUCTION bon N%bbotateu in
bieiem 2anbe nit beren @elebriamteit
5iemli@ biirftig beffent lit. Was linen
an seoiegenem MiKen unb G6nner ab,
gebt, erieBen He uenigifens Elm iebr
GROCER 3beil bon ibnen- bur1 In.
~berfrorenbeit unb @stpiRenIoRgteit. unb
bab &edt unb Mabrbeit babel gor oft
il Der beoentli@fen Meiie In b0s Sc.
brduge fommen, bas benefit Der Bolts.
mfg ber ben dbnliGen Rlang Der Worte
"lawyer'' unb "sliar" 3u allerlei mebr
ober mih6er berben Gderjen 3u bentlken
liebt, beren Mnipielungen bic Mabrs
beitsliebe Der MbDptoten In feine befots
bers f1meidelbafte Beleu9tung ridden.
Inter biefen umfdnben tOnnte es
faum @Hn0er nebmeu. tpenn In einem
ber lebten 9efte Der "Northamerican
Review SSemanb nidt rir gan3 etnfts
bait bic 6roge aufuarf: n&anr Elm
NbnoEat ehrIi9 bleiben 2" ionbern BOB
Der 8etfefsnbe bieie 6rage aud mad
ldnserer @rtuGgung einfa@ beraeinte.
SIN ueueffen 9eFte iener 3eitf9rift
fiblt lid nun elm Scr. 6. 6. Bumpus
gebrunger, our gbrenrettung beg Obs
bDtaten.6 t0nbes bas Wort q. ergreifen.
Bumpus f9Idst eine gang abfoaoerIi9e
MrgunientltionspeiIe elm. Ct bdlt es
f@etnbar aud hiGt far re9t ratbIam,
bic bon Scr. Greene auIgeporfene
6roge: v3ann elm Nbbotat ebrli@ blei.
benz" b~ebinguugslos 5u beiaben, ION.
bern ct tpirft cine @egenfrage auf:
rWil fian benn ben MbbDtaten. 5tonb
fhr oue mDrolif@en S@d6en unb Mdn.
gel nflerer sen n~eranlnortlt@ maGsasa
20 ioilge e teltle ooliDInmefe 2Selt
gebe, iletnt Snripus, Darte mon fi@
aa9 ilitbt i%uiitiDern, iOeui1 bic Aonota'
ten treit oaoolt entierat ielen, DoltOrls
meme gSelen 3i leln. Oas ~ nun al'
lcrolttgs ellle etlnas merlDRroige ~@D'
retlrettutsg" Detlrl I'M Sruroe geHom'
men bela9t oas Dog ettua 10 Dtel ME:
do bic 2Heit TN aaeerlelnen 10 tpentg
taugt, bari man fg Iidt %tOuuDera,
tueatl Die Aoootaien TN ~Delonoereil no9
.tOeTtger tangent
8uu1plis er5dglt bon eirIeit tufigerl
Moootatei, DEE itn 3ur 3~lelideibe oes
ouBerneitiei1 @elddfers .getta9t babe,
taoeil q olttinDtgte. DOB Ct ietne 4os
oo!ateasyrogts Dna@ pren9 mrltiiqe1
u1lo nlcraill@sn PItn5'pteH ausaberl
maloe. PET gsaA'Ts Ie. osm Ssrgnas
gs1M Auys BSspsisn, UP w lwtsblIw
sla ~onsg.. l..npnaols. SyasSs Jul Gus
Oets gsyt4g! gaue. .0.
Sepelr e nsW' uosr DuIg oles gss
lglwIWsu geEaOs pug Osgsal9eIt Uel'
", uas 6 Ds'Ds.lea sgDaS VlsDI g.
panutw n'g1 ~, y VIseae atsgi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

yreS &nmge's Ordeftra fur Bdae,
Ron3erte, parties &c. grfter Rlafe
Muft garantirt. Office: SO Soutb
Mlamo,G trose, San &ntDnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

sar 9ie i1eueiiea 5il5,, Sirobs,
Dualap:, 3npr. unb GtetIoas6 Ate bel
pancoaf& Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

8aE 9os beiie 8rennboI3 in Der
Stabt III 3u baben bel Carr & 81 o.
beron. SelepbDn 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

Salpattcn Del, has berabmte ameritantiAe Seilmitz
tel fur 8ranbs Shnitts uRb Brhbwnnben, QuetiHMns
sen unb gerrentunseu ~ in allen Spctbstsu fur Hur %
Gents tie Slai@e su babsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

Da~ 2aBt gu@ bel paneoot 6
g lob einen Insug MAIDEN; Sbr tper'
bet 5ufrieben |eia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

Sss- Sn l1nterseug, Semben, SoiIet.
teartiteI finbet man nirgenomo before
Muspabl als bel g ancoa & Snbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

Die ~Jrete Rrefe fiir gcgas" bot
tpm aleu- bemtiM . teEamiftbcn 3eitats
aem Bite erBfte Mbumuentenaabl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

lnlern $500 S9ub fabren mir felt
8 Sabren unb garantiren ieOes paar.
Nu6 lit bel uns ules in Saaleu', 0ers
reEz, 2nabenz unb Mdb@en s6uben
All fiuhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-10

CINDERELLA Club Store
Ode DIT 9Dutonfrabe unb Nbenue c,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30
HIS GREA1 THIRST.
1t Was Embarrassing at First Until Ha
Explained.

1t Was Embarrassing at First Until Ha
Explained.
AS q means of going through life
pleasantly the virtues of gentle, quiet
disposition have been praised by nearly
all ages. To stand mistaken amid the
shock of systems and the clash of worlds
is regarded as one of the most valuable
attributes Of the real hero and the genu-
inc philosopher Possibly in the greater
crises Of existence the truth of this prop
osition will pass unchallenged. That it
is entirely beyond criticism in some Of
those that may be considered as of less
Importance remains question.
Sanftherz was student at one OF ou1
leading colleges and boarded during the
term and in the vacation with widow
TO whom he had been recommended on
his first arrival He was the only board
er, and his landlady and her daughter,
who did the general homework, looked
upon him as the center and paragon OF
all the virtues. IN fact it was a subject
of comment between mother and daugh-
ter that they would take his weekly pay
with better heart If Sanftherz only gave
them little more trouble.
Such being his disposition, it was a
matter Of some surprise when he came
to the top of the landing one morning
and called softly down the stairs:
"Mrs. Bengel? Miss Mary, please?"
The latter heard his voice, and going
up in hutter Of astonishment saw hin
standing Mt his room door
I'm very sorry for troubling you, Mis-
Mary, but won't yoa kindly bring me 9
glass Of water"
"Of course, Mr.. Sanftherz, with thu
greatest pleasure"
Down she went and returned with thu
desired liquid.
Thanks" Thereupon he retired t.
his chamber, but scarcely had the CIR
reached the lower floor when he agar
called her and requested, with n con
fused blush at the inconvenience he wa
causing, that she bring him anothe
| glass of water.
This was likewise brought up and tn
previous thanksgiving was repeated. Oh
this occasion, however, she had hardl.
| mDNeu 1rOm WIG sPos Wucu no ohS
more came out and repeated his forme
request.
All wonderment, she once more file
the glass, but rs he instantly reappeare
after taking il into his room and begge
her to fill it up again, she couldn't cor
tain herself and had to inquire the objec
of 80 much water.
The red flush of painful embarrass
ment rushed over his face and brow
That he should trouble any one so muc
that they must bother themselves TIL
way about him drove the steel Of angus
to his gentle soul. But this very meel
ness of spirit forced him to answer, pair
ful MS II was:
swell, you sec, Miss Mary, my ROOF
is on fire, and I'm afraid it's likely
burn down the house."-Philadelphi
| Timea
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30
As TO BLUE CANYON

The people Of Fairhayen should get
together and do something in the way
OF MATERIAL Influence" in the mat
ter Of the Blue Canyon coal road. The
bringing OF that road to Fairhayen
would not only mean all that is i'm
piled by the shipment of coal in i'm
mense quantities to and from this
city, but IL would also make the gen
eral trade OF that great mine directly
tributary 10 Fairhavcn. The company,
we are authoritatiycly Informed, in
tend TO make the matter Of their tide
water depot purely business propo-
Sition, as utterly bereft OF any phase
ut sentiment as is a cold, round dol
lar and even more SO. They propose
10 build their bunkers and run their
road to the point most accessible,
not only accessible in point OF topOg-
raphy aad distance, but in the obtain
ancc of water front advantages
and the like. If Fairhayen can afford
to sit idly by and see any other town
or locality carry oil this plum ther
Fairhayen must he very careless of ii
plums, and must be possessed Of
don that would d,
credit 30 the ycriest stole that eve
lived.
Pretty talk and personal Influence
are not going to grade the road, lay TN
rails and stock the motor line To Blu
Canyon. Those people "think lots
Of us but they are here for bushes
and they will expect some solid "ir
ducemcnts" in the way Of encourage
mcnt. Something for instance in tn
way Of a site for their termini
grounds, that Is % say yard for thel
trains and depot, water front for bunk
crs and dock. We do not suspect tina
they expect all this 10 be given then
but they will expect this room at ia
less than a fancy price and certaini
on as good or better terms than the
can get elsewhere, and simply for tn
reason that they can get good term
elsewhere.
This is a matter that should b
looked squareiy in the face and ther
Is no reason 20 be modest or touch
about IL. business is business" an
these be times when To handle the bu
one must take him by the horns wit
firm grip and with no intention {
looscning IL until the victory is won
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30

est concern about Mr.. Blaine, or even
II he loved the secretary and would
make him sound as dollar, or hated
him and wished his death. The news
paper reporter may always be relied
upon 10 do his duty and "obcy orders
IL IL breaks owners" and nobody
knows this better than Mr.. Blaine
himself AS TO the power behind the
throne in these matters, 1t Is not prob
able that any newspaper, anywhere,
has the slightest desire TO break down
Mr.. Blaines health by means OF con
SpiFacy to fire paper wads at 1t, though
IL Is probable that for political reasons
many newspapers on both sides,
prompted I'm their several di-
rections by their interest in the
matter would like to make
it appear that Mr.. Blaine Is thoroughly
capable Of standing the physical strain
OF presidential campaign, and after
ward the oncrOus duties Of president
or not, as the ease might he. Resides
much OF this is done, conscicntiously
with n Judgement more or less warped
10y PARTISAN zeal.
This state OF affairs, however, doe
, not exist among newspapers that ar
controlled by integrity, either AS 3
u the reporters or the newspapers, am
> newspapers rs u general thing are con
+ trollcd 10y patriotism, public spirit an
j a sense of honor and uprightneSS
Many, however, and especially TN
"whoop en- up class" in Gotham
would rather create a sensation, an
b pad" piece Of news TO make it
!. sumner than bother along with piaii
d. modest and reliable truth.
In the meantime, however, as to a
% this, the mass OF evidence Of the bcS
y character goes tOprOye that Mr.. Blain
is in very excellent health, barrin
some little nervous trouble, caused b
Oyerwork, and that his vacation wi
make him as good as new, good 70
twenty years and good for the pres
dency if he is nominated, which latte
4 Is exceeding likely.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30
Mnkcnlar ChristianltY

Orgonian: Tacoma has fighting
preacher Last Sunday he delivered a
sermon in which he reflected upon GER
tain members OF the police force. a few
DAYS after the minister had occasion to
pass through the police station, when he
heard some one say: so that IS that
O. d preacher" Did he fall upon
his knees and ask forgiveness for the pro-
fame person? Not much. He retraced
his steps, and approaching a police cap
tain. asked who made the remark. After
some hesitation, the captain admitted
that he was the guilty party. The
preacher then proceeded TO express his
opinion Of the captain in words which
while not profane, were quite forcible
and under ordinary circumstances would
call for fight. But while the preacher
was there ready, there was no fight IL
the policeman, and the minister was, il
consequence, master of the situation.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30
AN INTERVIEW IrIrH MR.. BLAINE

Councilman J. J. Donovan has sent
the HERALD copy OF the Boston
Globe, a Democratic paper, containing
a two and half column interview
with Mr.. Blaine, the headlines OF
which are; "Blainc Not Ill-Says lie
Expects TO Live Many Years Yet
Though He's Not So Young as lie
Once was-Those Five Doctors Were
All Myths-IIas Taken But Very Lit.
tie Medicinc-Nervous System Tn.
hinged but Otherwise Well-Intends
TO Resume His Duties Early in Sep
TENDER ~
The fact that the man can submit e
two and half Interview 10y n Boston
reporter is one strong evidence that
Mr.. Blaine cannot be very i'll, and as
TO Che doctors, the only one he has
ever had was named Dennis, and he
was more a companion than ply.
stefan. IL Mr. Baine's health con
tlnues TO improve as IL has, his doc
tors name will be "Dcnnis" in more
than one sense Of the term, SO far as
his practice ON this lllustrious patient
is concerned.
The fact is, that Mr.. Blaine is tn,
greatest statesman OF the age, and fol
wonder, the most popular. lie will
be well enough, rs the HERALD ha'
remarked before, TO make his oppo
nents very sick between now and cleo
ton day, 1892.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30
This Bate in HBtory-July 30.

fTls-WIuiArn Penn ooloaizer Of Pennsylvania
died. burn lGt4-
I7j0-John H-kzssttan Ba-ch- compost. died.
I7GJ-samucl Rogers. English poet, born near
London. died there ISIS.
l7Gs-Captain james Cook sailed from OeptfOrJ
on the Grst Of his three great Voyages
I7Tl-Thomhs Gray, author Of ~Elegy In .
Country ghurchard, 3" died: born l7l6.
IsG4-Expio-ion % the famous mine at Peters
burg. Va the Federal plans miscarried,
chiefly thrsugh the failure Of one division
to advance beyuud the crater" as ordered.
Federal Ices over 900. Confederate about
500 on the zane day Chambersburg, Pa.
NM burned by Early's raiders.
Is7l-Boiler OF the Staten Island ferryboat
westneid exploded, killing about 100 and
tnjurng as many more.
lSSs-Bartlcy Campbell, dramatic author, died
In Middletown, y. Y; born 1888.
is,o- Surrender Of the revoutionists in Bueno,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30

Kettle Falls Pioneer: Recently the
Pioneer had occasion to puncture "A sham
known by the public men of Washington
as Thomas Henderson Boyd. The Fair
haven HERALD has siuce designated him
a prostitute in journalism, and the Olym-
pla Tribue has styled him a shyster and a
fraud lie responds by denouncing The
Pioneer as "vandal." BE IL so. The
Pioneer wonid prefer TO be known as a
yandal rather than a despicable creature
who possesses no other ability than the
faculty of creeping into the confidence OF
reputable people for the purpose Of be-
traying and misreprcSenting them. to ad-
vance his own interests. The Pioneer is
loaded for bigger game, hut If this little
thing persists in standing in range of the
guns he Is liable to be knocked down
again by the conclusion.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30
HOME Folks AND VISITORS

j. NJ. Warnock, young gentleman
from Minneapolis, arrived In Farhavcn
yesterday lie has been taking In the
Sound country In leisurly way and
forming opinions and receiving impress
sions OF the country and people. He Is
well pleased with Fairhavcn and the
Sound. 81 wrote" he said, that there
Is Just as intense rivalry between Fairha-
ven and Whatcom as between Minncap-
oils acd 81. Paul. talked with a gentle
man Of Whatcom and asked him what he
thought OF Falrhaven. Well he said,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30

Some of the lung farmers out in
Kansas, Iowa and elsewhere, who have
"the gift of CAB" have just discovered
that they have missed their calling
heretofore. They are making $1,000 a
year delivering Alliance lectures, and
for the first time in years their farms
are being made pay under the thrifty
management of young men hired for
Sl5 a month.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30

A Democratic citizen Of Ohio has
captured a bird that ought TO take
the place Of the rooster and the coon
as Democratic emblems. 1t is described
as having "Shape like an owl: a mon
key face. covered with fine hair: tur-
keys tail: cry like that Of a scared
pig; of a delicate yellOwish gray color.
1t ferccly fought the farmer who
captured it,"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-30

The fad foreign people of note have
of cabling every little family disagree
mcnt over TO this country is one that
is not deserving of encouragement
The same space the American papers
give to these items could be used &c
report prize fights, baseball, political
reform meetings and other equally di'
vcrting as well as interesting happen
iDgs at home.