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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-12
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE.
Myer Gallinger,

Yoder law building, corner Fifth and Wylie
avenues. Telephone, 1707. Take elevator.
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r WQIaFSoN,

ga6bem F9 bas pferb berubist,
fiieg &ebop ab unb neranlaBte ben @es
jtitsmei!ter. fofort aufauiibeu. mas Der
Sensf obne bas>geringtte Gtrduben ges
f6eben lieB.
Sn rubisem s@ritte ieBte fid Der Be-
ante nit benz pferbe in Betpegung unb
rna9te fi9 bann auf &ebom's &atb fos
slei6 auf ben Weg nod 99loB stein'
bort.
Die 3urhdbIeibenbeu fammeIten fi@
um ben Sieser unb &eBop lag 1T &utbs
Nugeu ibre Betpunberung unb ibre
Sbeilnabme; Morte fanb fie ni6t,
unb tpie He ieBt i1h@tern nebsn ibrem
8ater fanb, bdtte man bic tiibne Mmas
gone tprbI ni9t In ibr pieoererfannt.
Nuf benz 9eimDege iagte Seim gu
ibr:
Wi@ bat bieie Qudlersi gang nerb6s
gemadt, i'd bepunbere Sbre Stdrfe;
@rdfiu &utbl
@igentbhmli9 befrembet modte es i'm
treffen, baB 3utb barauf gang ernfbaft
anttportete:
sic bdtten au 9auie bleiben iollen,
5ergleiAen iff fein 2inberipiell
st fanb feline anbere Nntnprt als ben
beliebten &efrain:
R6fili6!
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be perabfetnngen 1tnb mmr fiir bieieu
fptrS anf feparaten Gifdjen ausdeffellt.

lid bebeuteubem MaBfabe 3u9tpers
iu1e nit Seibenraupen aus @iern ber
&rataer, italienif9en. bulgariiden unb
tapanif@en &ace gema9t porben. Ser
sYof" 5ufolge fino bic 9eibenraupen
gu elmer bor3iglt9en Gr6Be berange.
pa9len. uno Observation-Disclosures 6es
et1fen @ocons 5eigen, bab ber beutitbe
Utaulbeerbaum bur6aus gesiguetes
Gutter 3a liefern I'm 5tanbe 1T unb ba3
etne NIT peinli1er @auberteit uub
granollGer 5adtenntniB na9 neuefen
erfabrungen geleitete Seibenraupen.
3u1t aud In Deuti9lanb geminnreid
iein tann. 4u6 bot idon cine gr6Bere
3abl bon Ga6mdnnern bas neue llns
ternebmen befi9tigt.
- Bon 6amburg aus inb am 81.
Snli 600 rufRide Suben auf Roten bes
Baron Strf9 na6 Nrgentinien bef6r=
bert tporbeu. Gin neuer WaKenaua
ifebt bebor.
Mus Berlin i6reibt man bonn n.
Suli: pafIanten Der gbauFse @traBe
beoba9teten In ber geitrigen Nadt elm
etma 2O'idbriges Mdb9en, tpeI1es mie
betrunten ben 9traBenbamm entlaua
taumelte unb fblieBli9 In ber Ndbe bes
Jriebri@: Wilbelmftdbtil1en 3beoters
out bem 5rottoir sufammenbraa. Msan
elite Der perion' f6nel au 6iIfe uub
i@attte He in eineu 6ausFur; bier
tonnte bic Gremoe nur nod nit erl1=
t9enoer Stimme mittbeilen, baB He
Dor unger umgefaIIen fei,
oa lle felt Monaten fi9 nur nod BON
trodenem Brob gendbrt. felt etma 6 8as
gsn liberbaupt nidts mebr segsHen babe.
gSettere Tragen iiber Namen unb Wob.
nung tonnte bic Nermfe iebo6 ni6t
mebr beonttuorten. ba 1e bemuBtIos
tDurbe. Oie @erbunserte III mad Der
@barite tlbergeftibrt, obne BOB es bis
tsbt gellnsen 1T, bic psrfonalien bes
Wsdbdbens feitsuteuen.
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st9tes aapitel.
Gin M a sten q !.

Na9bem 5er Winter bic perl9iebens
artigffen Geife sebradt, io0te elm Mas.
tenbaQ ben Rulminationspuntt bil6en |!
Die gan3e Stabt ipra9 babon, benn
man tr0Qte bic @ren3en bel oieier Sc.
legenheit ertpeitern unb bic grtlufpis
tdt far ein 3temlib bobes grnt,ee au
milbtbdtigem 3med fallen laHen.
@raf Ilbentron beabf@tigte, fi9
aud baran au betbeiligen. 8rdfin Mas
tbiIbe, beren ifreng reliSi01er sinn
feinen Nnifanb nabm, 3u gutem 3med
aud einmal eine Marquiie pompa.
bour borsufellen, entfGieb tura, baB
man mad benz @runbiab "Noblesss
oblige" nit gdtem SeiipieI borangebsn
rntiIe.
Sic batte nit bem8aron bieSoiletten.
frage beratben, ct DerbieB. In ibrem Sc.
folge ols Bei9tiger su eri@einen unb
Ruth foGte irgenb eine gbrenbame aus
glei9er 3eit pnrlfelIen.
Die Gleiae bate iebo9 NIT pI6bIi@
mieber erma6ter @nergie ertldrt, baB
he ibre Soilette ielbft tudblen unb ges
betm balten pIrbe.
Nur ber papa biirfe barum uilTen
unb nit ibm tpiirbe fe Rd au9 alein
binbegeben = Dber gor nidt.
Na@ fur3er Debate traten bic beibeu
9erren auf ibre Seite unb 8aute Was
tbilbe CAB geawungen i5re ginmilli.
gung.
@raf Nlbentron noute feline @e5eQ,
f6aftstoilette nur bur9 einen meiten
Domino bem gbarafter bes Jefes on.
paRen.
gu ben 0auptatteurs bel ber bebpr.
hebenben Jefliateit gebbrten nattir.
LID bic &eitf6iiler unb es Uurben ale
2rdfte in 8enesuug eefebt, um in
@barattermasten bas m6gli9fe 3u
leitsn.
(5ortiesumg fOist)
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anBeror0fntlt6er anspertanf Don &nblnader Arfkln
sm bebeutenb berabgeiekem Nreiiem.

Die gubma9erei 1T nns Elm liebaeipprSenes
Sbena. gSie icber dltere Nnitebler San gn>
tontos nit Stols auf baS @a6stbum unb
Seoeiben ber Staot s,lriidblift, 10 na9t es
ans Greuoe OUT bieies 9epartement gu idauen
gioch Dor iieben Sabrem elm beideiSener Mns
fang. bat es ii@ unaufb5rli9 in 8eliebt6ett
lno umfang ausgebebnt, bis es bente pbne
;Sfpeltel oas grDBte, befterleldtete itnb it ies
Der sseiie bollfomraen ausseftattetite Ynbs
n1Gadeeroeparteinent bes sanSen BeFens 1T.
4les @eidmadbolle, tpeldes burd @elb su
erreihen mar, lit ansei1afft tporben. 11ebers
banpt, tpenr man bsriidii1tist, bat mir 9lues
baben, nho bob bas Bette 81, 10 au5ergenS6ns
!teb biaisen 9reiien berfanit pirb, 10 1T es
feinesipess anifdIIig, baB bic Darnenpelt
San slrtonio5 98Dlfiuns gite6erla9e ais
9auptquartier fur fei,e gubmaderia6sn er.
fldren.
@an5 TN @egentbeil ipunberbar tpGre es,
tpenn Oie Sadie ftd anbers uerbielt
9ie itemeffen W5esfer III
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Gs bdaht nns aIs ob bic ,,8anbeau 3riuss
ming" in alrse augemein pppuldr tperbeR
tuiirbe.
@s beitebt aus Ginem, unter Der Rrempe
bes 9uteS angebradtem 8anbe, bas am Eopfe
anidIiebt, ui,b 1T tpieber,lnt NIT einea
Sammetbance, Spite ooer Rrana fletner 9lu,
men iiber5cSen.
Gammet-8lunten iperben aasentein beliebi
unb foIglih bilIig. Stolen baben ipir bon ie.
ber GrSbe inb Sdattirnns. 2illa 8lumen
borsiSlid iol9e, Die tns &Stblidbe lbimmeru
iinS anf idtparsen 9iten gang pra&tbou.
Die sdlfte Der ietisen Sasons baben MebE,
liAteit NIT elmer arone Diele baben borne
zine 5hnale &rempe, bic 70 gebosen iper6en
fam, bab iie elmer lIntertafje, elmer Miui&sI
ober ionft Gttpas dbnIitb iehen.
@raue unb Iebernfarbene SiIsbute, idbfrarse,
gelbe, blaue unb beinahe gana freibe Strpbs
9ite tinb in GROCER 0uantitdt bcrbanben.
} bie 6illiaffen VreiSe.
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Ser Ghre1 : 6nmhen

= Ser gbren 5umpen, Ben bic
beutfben Stubenten benz Ghriisn 8iss
mard als @ei9ent 3ugeba9t baben, lit
6em Gr=9analer in Riifingen bur1 cine
ffubentiibe Deputation, in beren @e.
folge fi6 Dunoerte BON Gommilitonen
befanben, feierli9 iibergeben norben.
Die Muffabtt ber Stubenten in elmer
i9ier enbloien Geibe bon feitlid ge,
f1mRdten GarroRen ma9te sinen i'm,
poianten @inbruf. Der fi1tiih ge.
riibrte Nltreidstan3ler bantte ieinen
@diien in tparmen Worten uno erz
mabnt, He, ber @rbBe beg 0aterIaubes
itets eingebent gu iein unb ben &eids.
gebanten bo63ubalten. gr i9lnB feline
patriotii9e Inipra6e nit einem 0o9
auf ben Rdiier, In uel9es bic Stubens
ten frdftig einftimmten.
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@ie itebt's nit beimer 9eber?

Sine iebr aberflifse Grase, menn an einen Mann
ssrt@tet beiien 9aut unb asdpfel aranselb sefarbt
rnS. eelbperitdnbiiG 1T banu aud feline 3unse Be-
est, tnD etne Gnsemeibe perOpft TIT nit aDpfpeb
SeplaSt unb Bat er bednbise S&mer5en in per reden
&tppensesenb. Darauf fannit Du petten, aud irenn
er ntt hber beie SmerSen tlast, benn e seb6ren su
len nimmer feblenben 9esIetern BON 0eberletben.
@snn lesteres $IoniiH If, fannf Du ferner barauf
ipeten, eab ser Mann nt bas tbut mas er tbun icas
te, ndmlia Sotetter'S Masenbttters nebmen, bteien
unfebbaren &esuIatDr fur Sebern, pel9e anger Orb
nuns hub Emsfiebl eS ibm 70 brinsIi8 tpte Du nur
tann 10 pir Ou bod ME Elm QBprf su piel su ieiuem
gpbe Iasen. @aitrties 4ppfpeb, IertppfunS, iIebe=
fst. 9sspepiie urb selbe Sautfarbe nebmen al8balD
NetsGnS, menu eiees ne periaSenbe @esenmitte sez
brau9t ptrb. Malaria, Rbeumatsmus unb ote Grip
pc seboren ebenfalS gu ben Rrantbeiten pele es III.
rtrt nnb ferntdlt. Dreimal tdslt6 Elm Benala8 ppu
erbalten ben Gppettt unb eie gerbauuns.
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,.0ut auSSehen"

Oas ysut aaSeben" bdust ntdt bfp8 ron Der Sautz
tarbe ab IS ltest tefer, penn es bdnst hem se=
iunhen 3utanbe Der nneren Srsaue a6. ST bic 0ster
nnbdttS, bann itebt gels unb saus aus, TT her
aus, fnO bic Rieren ausesriffen, tann febt man
9rdmltf unb perbrteBlib aus. Gorge fit CUTE Sc
lunobet, bann wtrit Ou usut ausieben@ electric
Iebenb auf bic inneren Srsune einprtt SO perreibt
1uslet6 ausi6dse, 8eitwire, SIe6ten unb ipnlitse
nnretutSeiten ber Saut unb peri6aift etnen retnen
icu Il So. 90 GentS bic 8lai4e.
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BuaIeus Mrutca.eaIbe

Die bette GaIbe Der Belt fir G9nitte,
Queti4uueen, @sf9nire. Sieber. unb Sauts
ausf@fas, aIe6ie, aefprnnasns Sdnbe, 6rsfi.
6raIsn nnD ale santtranifb.ttens s tnrirt sd sa.
morrboiben ober feline Besablnns. 9SIlige
Satisfaction earautirt ooer 6as @eIb uirb
Bnriderffattet. 25 Gents bis G&aAteI. 8ug
Bsriauf in allen apotbefea. Dreis, fhe.dp.
f,n C Co.. @tolefaIe.
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=mhnbmdb9 GhnhMmu=XV G0I-E"@oT1,&
n
MttrQftio11e1t=
9eidte l1ntertleioer fit 6erreu !

llnlere leihtem reintppllenen llnterfleibet
(oen,b unS 8einfleib) fit Mdnner gu nur 81
iinb fart in gta4frage.
9erartise l1nterfleiber il. 8albrissan urb
Gcrue 5u nur 81. Dauerbafter Stoff unS
CUTE 9(rbe,t.
@ai6d6te i9war5e l1nterfleiber, bic ii9 Bel
Aaen, bic auf elesante &leibun9 ieben, GROCER
8elisbtbeit erfrcuen, gu $3.50 unb $500 per
In3us.
Sarbise 8albrissansMnaiise auf 81 BIS So
teSueirt.
specialitat: aIs beIonoers bequeme unb
elesante l1nterfleibuns etnpfeblen mir Die Be-
riibmten @Iaftenberrb ,aitteuei4te,t bon gsas
tur 8olle, pelde BON ben aerten fir nod
5eHer erfldrt tuerbem, aIs bic Sdeer'ide Boas
aleibuns. 3u baben fit nur $3.50 per s(n3us.
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Berlin bat friiber feline 9amen

: Berlin bat frHber feine Samens
Wdntel In GROCER Menge nad ben Der.
Staoten ousgsfiibrt. Seit Sntraft'
treten bes boben Sarifs auf oieie Waas
rem faufen bic Nmeritaner bort nur nod
Die Mobemuiter unb lafien bena6 bic
Wdntel IN Nmerita berffelen. Nur
bic biligffen S0rten bon Wdnteln unb
@onfectioastDaaren iperben nod In gr6s
Better Mense mad Nmerita erportirt.
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= Die mad bem 3i@ao See In
@entral 4frita entianbte fron36fi9e
Expedition III unperri9teter @a@e au.
rtidgefebtt.
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MuBerOr0eatltde gfobttGteu oieie
@od)e /!

Die ueueften Moben in ieibenea nnD :vpaenen
&leiberitOffen, ioipie in 8aibitoffen
ntc ettud rs hDbeleaante ttnpprfirte
bodbmDoerne MlDbell: :9fpben,
bon oenen ni@t 3tpei einanber sleis Iinb, i'm
Ssreile bon t,ur $13 bis 500.
Glegante Gomnter Geibe, eeitreift, carrirt
unb i9Itdt, in allen Sarben, for1ft au 45, so
unb so Gents bic garb, in bieier @odbe
sunur 35 Cents Sic garb.
llnier 2aeer an 8alHitoffen lit 70 arob unS
bic MannisfaItisfeit 6erielben lit eine 10
9robe, SaB cine senaue gefdreibung berieLben
piel ait nett fiibren tpiirbe.
: Bir fabrer auf Eager ale bic geIuhteften
arten bon Nul, Srganbie, 3epbbr &c. &c. I'M
Rreiie bon 10 Bis so @ents per Darb.
Spectal Breiie fir bieie gDoMe!
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Gin tunnberbares @eorauae tint
Sd)ub= =Separtement.

Sb ptr bier bei@dftist iinb, frast Sbr
gtii1, oas 1ollten mir ippbI meineu. Gut
9ta@rlhten tpanbern idneller als i9Iedte.
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2usDerfauf pon 9alne1r= l11o &iuoer sdlulen
srt rebmcirtett 9reiie,t !!

grtrasfeine 9anen>@ @laeesi ittefel int Opera
and Common Sense" Stple nit elaitiieben
Soblen BON $2.75 auf 50 berabselebt.
Gpte Sa1aen 8ansaroo.Sads sRn5pfitiefel,
Saao senabt, I'M Opera Stble 1926, friber
$500.
9Onsola r@ommom senie" an0pfitiefel fir
rebu3irt. f
Seine SpnsoIa banbsendBte &n5pfzetiefeI,
ote trtHer gu $5 berfauft tpurben, Offeriren
ipir bieie 8o&e au 1915.
9ans feline slaeirte &ansaroo nit ,,eor,bpn
Soc & Opera Ssel" allies banbsenabt, friiber
$6, bieie Bode gu $475. -
be Serabietansen itmb mmr fit bieien
tntrS anf feparaten Sifdbem amsaeffellt.
litdt, ansipabl nnb preis, ipas iemals in
San 9tntonio seseist tpurbe.
:. Sn anSbfitiefel, vOrforbs" unb u@lippers"
tllr tunge Samett unb &tnber, fiibren mir n11r
Das Sefte uno gu ben n16sliebft biaiseu greiien.
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Oben att8efiibrte Yreiie finb tutrfl
Werfanf beftinnt. 9te aeuannfe 'Nl "a

llniere @nsipabl in uussei9nittenen Ieide
ten Sduben nno SamenzSlippers, fpprunter
lt9 quite nno iebr feine ,Srforb unb Sbep
SteS" uSolib Gomfort 6 Opera Slippers"
beftnbef, iibertrifft 9(lles in 8e,ug auf lua,
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3tegler's allgemein befamnte &uDpfs
fbnbe 81 folgenoen bebeutenb reSu=
strten Nretien:
Grite Sampico 0amen.&nbpfitiefel Opera
h Heel and toe) NIT elaitiiden Spblen, friiber
$3.50, iebt SO.
;. 9anten G8aufeupbait") 9onsoIa aads
itiefel, friiber So, iett $2.75.
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:@rddtige Auswabl eleganter &leioerfotfe=
9lbernlaltger srober glusuertauf
uno bon NspbelI Gpftamem.

bon l1nterseus fir 9amen unb @tab9en in
NlasIin unb gambric.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-02-28
TIMES CHANG ES.
Thing. Got RatherMi1ed since sonny Went

Away. 49,
The other day he returned. He stood
again in his native village. He found
the can where he had hid it. He pro-
cured a pin. ,f milk. He went to his
old familiar boyhood's home, entered
and in hesitating and trembling voice
said: Father and mother here's your
milk" He was given warm welcome,
but he noticed there was change in
his parents appearance; they had not
the old familiar look. He questioned
them; explanations followed. The young
man discovered that, though the good
people were still his parents, the change
in their personal appearance was easily
accounted for. Shortly after his sudden
and mysterious departure. from home,
his father died and his mother married
again. Then his mother died and his
new father married again.
Thus on his return the wandering boy
found the dear old home as he had left
it, the only difference being that he had
new father and a new mother. Verify
truth is stranger than Retion.-old
Colony Gazette,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-02-28
MOTHERS WORK.
Her Love Is Not to he Measured BY IL
Number of stitches She Takes.

Her Love Is Not to BE Measured BY the
Number of Stitches She Takes.
We notice an article on home dress
making in one of our family journals,
the, advice to mothers. to cultivate the
art of hand sewing, especially on chill
tlren's clothing. One reason given for
this is that no decoration is so fashion
able and suita BILE as the stitches placed
by a mother. Then the statement is
made, 1--WE are all apt to sew in great
mbitious and loving wishes, and isn't
it possible there may be greater hope
for all we pray for coming to the little
people if work and devotion are COM
bined?''
We really think no sensible woman
will, after moments thought, be dis,
| turbed by such remarks as this. But
there may be some young mothers who
may be striving to SO plan their work
and sewing that they may have some
time left for other things. Just when
this has been accomplished by dispens-
| ing with a little trimming here, making
the children's dresses by palmer pat
tern. so the work can be done on ma
Chine instead Of by hand, she comes
across the article referred to. Her
| heart sinks. Every mother likes to see
her children daintiiy and appropriately
dressed. But to have this, she must
| put hand work on them, ,,feather-stitch-
ing, embroidery, etc, we suppose.
We should like to be informed also
wherein exists the superiority of ambi-
tious and loving wishes laboriously
worked in by weary hands over those
which kept time to the swift motion of
the treadle of the sewing machine.
Is, then, ones love and interest to be
measured by the amount of work put
upon the children's garments and not by
the tender care and watchfulness, the
sympathy with their pursuits, their dis
| appointments and successes? Women
and mothers of the present generation
have many of them learned that these
things are more important than the ex-
ira ruffie on the dress or the extra finish
of hand work on the little garments.
If time and strength are lacking to ac-
! com plish both, the latter and not the
former is the one to be neglected, and
the children themselves, as they grow
older, will be the first to acknowledge
this.
Let no one, then, be discouraged by
articles which would persuade us that
| our children cannot be properlydressec
or cared for unless certain mum ber q
stitches are taken and a.certain mode
followed. Circumstances alter ,case
and no one can be judge for another
Only let us be sure that the more i'm
portant things of life are not overlooke.
while 7ourt attention is given to thos
which are not to be neglected entirely
but only given their proper share
Weatern Rural
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-02-28
French Economy.

The ability of the French. people to
utilize in domestic life what other races
waste is we'll known, and the result of
this vital thrift is seen in the financial
condition of the French nation at the
present day. They live well, but live
on little; they seek social pleasure, but
only in an economical way, and they
are the best farmers, the most skillful
artisans and the most successful manu-
facturers, as an entire nation, the world
has ever known. They have been but
few years out of a disastrous war, and
yet they are nearer out of debt and have
more wealth than the same number ct
people IN any other section of the earth.
This will be clearly understood when il
is stated that the wealth of that people
now aggregates $40, SOC, 00o, 900, while
that of the United Kingdom is only
s45, 600, OOO, 900, and that of the United
States only sss.ooo. 100000. - Age Of
Steel.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-02-28
HIS F6vORE7E DISH.
AYouthful Capitalist Who '.I8lowctl" HIM
rsN =

a OhPaSuusS WIN cu AA1'AA0
self, o., Pie. II
A very small and ragged boy climbed
on a stool in one of the busiest of down
town lunch-rooms the. other day. He
held three. dimes tightly clasped in one
grimy hand and, with the knuckles OF
the other, he raped impatiently on the
counter. Through the clatter of china
ware, the bawling of the waters. and
the general confusion and uproar he
confided to his middle-aged neighbor,
who was So sedately eating baked
beans, that he had his months wages
and cherished the. reckless. purpose of
| '.bfowing himself in fer a square feed. "
Then he turned his attention to the
walters, and as they shot by in the way
lunch-counter walters have, with the
coffee. cups and bread plates in their
hands, he saluted them IN a shrin pipe
with. Hi. there! Gimme some beef.
steak. Beefsteak, ye duffer. Hay
Charley, 'beefsteakp. ! R7Ef9 Hi'
/ Presently colored gentleman sailed
up to the counter before him and bent
his head.
Gimme beefsteal< .n,a-" But the
colored, gentleman shook his head and
disappeared, r.-t-- .---..,
"Wat's the matter wild the coons
anyhowr' hetdemanded Of his dernure
neighbor. .EE
They do not serve meats here" the
man replied, trying to look benevolent
Huh! Whatta they got ERE, any
how?' ..t -.f-, --.
.'You could get corn rolls for five
cents. The youth shifted disdainfully
''Or griddle cakes for. ten cents He
| considered minute. but, shook hi:
head. '''Or apple dumping for ter
| lie visibly softened. and even smiled I
little. a... d.. .r a.i ..r. ...'
Il want t'irty cents WORTH he final
| ly decided. firmly. 80
"Well, they have pie. >
wat kinda pie?'', suspiciously.
| "Apple, custard, lemon. mince-'
The soiled features of this young epi
| cure expanded in an ,ecstatic grin. HI
hooked his elbows ca top of the counte
| and drew himself up.
| Hi, there. Charley. How much We
mince pie?" he cried.
| ''Fi' cent cut, sab. -
GLOW many yer cuts in pie?'
''Foah. sah.''
''Bully- gimme pie" Chicag
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-02-28
A ROOSTER HORSE tanner.
How u Poor Hindu Fal<ir Overcamo
Vicious Stallion.

How Poor Hlnuu takF oFeecaIuc
Vicious Stallion.
Hindus are very,slsillful in Ia ming wild
animals and snakes, and an incident
was related the other day by an Indian
traveller of how an Indian fakir tanned
in a. few minutes a refractory horse
that no one else could manage.
The horse in question was full
blooded stallion, belonging to one OF
the Raiahs who had bought him for
25, 600 rupees. The animals favorite
trick was to run backward when any
one mounted him, and no amount OF
squirting or whipping could make
him. go in the direction that good
horse should go. Many famed horse
tanners were hired to cure the horse of
this disgraceful trick, but none sue
ceeded. The Rajah offered e2o0 to any
one who should break the horse Of his
bad habit.
An English officer who was ac-
ouainted with tho Rajah told him that
he knew a common fakir who was of a
very inventive turn of mind, and ad-
vised him to give the fellow q trial
The fakir was sent for, and appointed a
day on which he said he would posi-
lively cure the horse of all bad tricks.
The Rajah, with number of officers
and retainers, went to witness the tam
ing The tricky horse was handsomely
caparisoned, but the fakir made his APP
pearance in his everyday dilapidated
| clothes, that were dirty, as usual, for
he had no others. By his side walked
ragged boy carrying bag with
| something in it. The falSir said few
words to the boy and then leaped upon
the horses back with the agility of a
monkey. The horse Immediately began
| running backward. Everybody was
wondering what the fakir could do,
when suddenly the boy thrust his hand
into the bag and brought cut a wild,
vicious-looling rooster with spurs three
inches in length. Quick as flash the
boy fastened the fowl to the horses
tail and then the fun began. The
rooster put in some fine work with his
spurs and cackled and scrcechcd as
! loud as he could The horse was evi-
dently surprised First he stopped, and
! then tried to catch the rooster, as a
kitten does its tail, by turning round
/ and round. The fakir held on like a
| leech.
! Finding this did not succeed, the
J horse started on run straight ahead,
! just as would dog with tin can . t.
tached to his caudal appendage The
stallion had been conquered That cnc
{ lesson was sufficient. and he nevci
tried 30 run backward again.--N
Times.