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Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-18

Young man with capital wishes to buy n
Il stock of grocer es or boots and shoes. VIII
put n 5-room house and lot In Omaha as part
pay. -, Bee Office, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-18
LeDuo,s Perlodical Pile.

The French remedy acts directly upon the
generutiye organs and cures suppression ofthe
mcnscs. S2or three for -. and can be mailed.
Should not be used duringprc NANCY. Jobbers,
druggists and the public supplied by Goodman
Drug Co., Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-18
W. S, Baird, attorney, Everett block,

The finest grade of boots and shoes al
Morris, u Pearl street
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-10
Consumption
Rallar,i's Horchound Syrup,

No single disease has played such
havoc with the human race as Con
sumption. No other disease approach
O. so stcalthily. Its early symptoms
arc ignored because it is thought on
l. n Cold or hacking Cough, which Is
neglected until this grim monster has
spch a hold that nothing but death
can relieve il, Billiards. Horehouna
syrup has removed the grip from
many throat. II taken in time u
viii effect permanent cure and in
worst stages it will give surprising
relief. Try its soothing and healing
virtues Do not put il of until toc
late Behle & Son Agent,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-10

Mr. John Keown, the worthy post
master al Kcown, Allegheny County
Penn, SAYS "Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy sells better than any other.
The reason Of this Is because Il can
always be depended upon. Let any
one uoublc with a severe cold give i
4 trial and they will end that the first
dose will relieve the lungs and make
breathing easier and that Its continu
"a use will free the system 0. all symp
toms Of the cold The promptnes'
and certainty Of this remedy in tbs
relief and cure Of colds. has won tol
il many sincere friends and made I
very popular For sale by W Il. Behl'
& Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-10

II your kidneys are inactive. YOU
will feel and look wretched, even in
Tue most cheerful society, aud meIan.
choly on the iolliest occasions. DR.
J, II. McLean's Liver and kidney
Balm viii set you right again. $lOO
per bottle. For sale by Behle 4 SON
Two Of the hardest things TO keep
10 this life ARE a new diary and
sharp lead pencil.
When YOU are coistipated, with loss
Of appetite, headache, take one OF DIR.
}. IL. MeLean's Little Liver and Kid.
ney Pillets. They are pleasant to take
and will cure you. 25 cents a vial.
For sale BY Behle a Son.
II a woman ever wishes she was a
man, il is when she has just brought
the hammer down on her finger in.
stead Of the tack she meant TO hit.
Croupy suftoca,ions, night coughs
and an the common affections Of the
throat and lungs quickly relieved b,
DR. ] II McLean's Tar Wine Lung
Balm For sale by Behle & Son.
When man dies, il can very truth
fully b. said Of him that he was
good man, As men 60.
on people suffer much from dis
orders Of the urinary organs, and ar
always graliiiei al the wonderful q
fccts az Dc J II MyLcan's Liver an
and kidney Balm 10 banising thei
troubles, sl.O0 per bottle For sal
by Behle 4 Son.
Figures must get tired standing, .
Il Is said that thcy won't liz
Imperfect digestion and a>silniIl
ton produce disordered conditions {
this system which grow and are col
lrned b. neglect, Dr. j. H. Mclean
strengthening Cordial and Blood Pm
liivr, Is IT, Innic properties, cures I
digestion and gives tone To the stor
Ach. slO0 per bottle, For sale
Bchlc & SON.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-10
BalIard,s Horehonnd srrup.

neguarantce this 10 be the best
eough Syrup manufactured in the
Nnols wide world. This is saying a
Vea' deal, hut II Is true. For Con.
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
SOle Chest, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
a',ams, Group, Whooping Cough
Iaa All diseases of the Throat aud
lungs we positively guarantee to be
s,'ooat any equal on the whole face
:, We globe. In support Of this state
Isu' We refer TO every individual whf
~ ever used IL, and TO every drug
ss' Who has ever sold Il. Such evi
Ospee Is indisputable.
sold by Belle & Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-10
A Ripe Old Age.

II Holcomb and wife, of Belcher'
ollie Texas, have celebrated their NJ.
, wa, wedding anniversary, and are
still hale and hearty Inc , secrg -
~ o their long life and good health i! Is
ii TINT they correct any slight e e. ZEN
y, s omptly. and IN that way avoid Serl'
pns sickness. Like most every one
o oIse thew are more frequently troubled
with constipation than any o.nerp .tn'
'cal disorder. To correct this .no :,
take 81. Patrick's Pills in pT S,l'inn,,s
IAN. - an ~ other, because, as Mr. Holcomt
saws a "Thoy are mild pill and !, pc o.
s siGes keep the whole system IN gooS |,
order. We prize them very n,s"'''
For sale BY W, II. Behle q SON.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-10
Number Of Failures for 1890.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.--BusiDess
failures occurring throughout the
United States for 1890, as reported
oy Dnn' are lO,9O7 in number, being
out 20 greater than in 1889 The Ii.
abilities show a very large increase
oyer 1882 being ls9,OOO,OOO as
against si48,OOO,OOO; an increase Of
s4i 100000 These are the largest
liabilities since 1884, when they
amounted TO 1926, 100000.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-10
A Stare Cure for piles.

Itching Piles are known by mois-
,''e like preparation, causing intense
"Vl''hg when warm. This form rs
a''' as Blind, Bleeding and protrud,
NY yield at once TO DR. Bosankos
'"e Remedy, which acts directly on
- parts affects permanent cure
~ N.Y. Druggists or mail; treatise free
! q, nosanko, Piqua, o. Sold BY Behl'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17
MttrQftiouel
9ei9te l1utertleiber fit @erren !

l1nlere leiAten reiniuolIenen llnterfleiber
(9emD unb 8eiufleib) fiir Manner gu nur 81
iinb itarf in gfadFrase.
Derartise rlnterfleiber in 8albrigsan unf
@crue gu nur 81. 9auerhafter StoH unh
CUTE 9lrbeit.
8al9dbte i9marse l1nterfleiber, bic iid Bel
gtaen, bic auf elesante &leibuns ieben, srober
8eliebtbeit erfrcuen, gu $3.50 unb $500 per
Mnsus.
Sarbise 8aIbrissan.Nnaiise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt.
gpecialit6t: ais beIOnpers beaueme nnO
elesante llntertleiOums entpfeblen mir bic Be-
riibmten @Iaitenberrb msittelIei9ten BON 3as
tur .@olle, tuelhe BON ben aersten fir nod
beKer erfldrt tuerbe,s, als bic Sdser'idpe @oa.
&leibuns. gu babeu fiir tsnr $4.5o per &nsas,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17
,eiaer fir spet, appetit fiir etnear'

faste ber Dpspsptiier gu BEN aeunsr, ais er fur I'D
unb istnsn Greuub bic WabIseit bsfeate. Sdhe sr
aber au Nprettt sebab, 70 bate btHterbretu baar
bhbsH mullen, rsan sr ibu ptrtIi@ bsfrsbist bate,
., bic srdblt&en S4merseu, psI6e isbs, penn aua
nod 70 Iet4e MabISeit BEN Spfer Der drpniIAen Dps
pepfe psrmia&t. Die Sbue aui Grben, unb nidts an.
Sers. Gbsr sans unS gar unn1tbts. Sanse fOfDrt an
NIT elmer ipsmatti@eu aur NIT 9ORettsrs Waaseubity
iers, eu tneItser mit rebeuil4sm Masen. Wait hiey
fem 1etp ptsbsrBcIsn mir IebisIt ben auslpru6 Eau.
ienner, wslGe eie seide Grfatrung semat tateu; Fe
1apen pas 9rpBe Waseneltgtr sebrauHt unb fnb pers
mansni tnrtrt rrrosH. @essn Irdsbet etuer eri6Ias
ten eeber segsH erl@peres cher unreseImdbiaes Eut
ttrntren oer @tnseretbe, beibeS bdus Spmptrme ber
@rcnt9en Dpspepiie, u eas 4ittns ebsnfo pirtiam
me eesen pss Sauptleiben felbf. Maldrtaartise
ben ifrstcsn rOT BEN gitters bic Seasl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17
T.. WoIaFSQN,

gen bic iunge Dame betpies, bab CT he
far ben Mueenblid aIs bic Mituelt Bee
iro@tete. Seifp lieB bic 8emettuns
lnermibert unb begann ibre 3ei9ens
gerdtbf@oFten 3ui0mmenaupaden.
gs. tpirb bod ettuas tHbl, i6 tbue
luobl befer, binetn3useben. Bite, bes
tnhben sic R1 ni@t, ID merbe ben
Diener f@iden, titit mir 6ie 6a9en 3ti
bolen; ur0 NIT elmer ftlr3en 9anbbe.
tpeeuns ie6e Silfe feinerieits jurRdmeis
len6, ttabnl fte aur bic 3ei@nung BON
Slide unb berlieB bte 3aube. guifaD
fab ibr topff@RtteInb mad.
Sd f@eine ernfli@ In uaenooe &C..
fallen 3il iein; fe If felt einigen WO@en
gar ni6t OieieIbe mebr. SD tDollte
lieber Bic iGIimmffen Musfdle auf mets
rten @gDisnlus unb meine GeRnnungs'
loFgteit aasbaIter, aIs bieie fRble @es
niei5enbeit unb 8itterteit. Sd fRr&te,
es III ou@ fiir mid bobe 3eii, nit Der
@abrbeit berbor3utreteil, unb bod barf
i9 6riebas 3ntunft ni6t outs Spiel
feben. Cine su frhbe 9ataitropbe fDnnte
alles beroerben.
DrauBen am Gittertbor ber 8illa
fubr Elm Wagen bor. @s mar 9anoop,
Der iebt aud aurhdtebrte unb glei9
barauf burb ben @arten fam.
Du biit idbon bier? fo9te er. ben
Bruber 1a@tig besrhBeub. $50 fno
hpnn hie N0nnpn9
@b Clifford bat mid fOebeu erft
berIaRen.
. llnb WeiB YaIm2
/ 6ieif bermutbIi9 unten am 6tran6e.
80 babe he felt meifier Hhdtebr nod
ni@t seieben.
Ganbows Mugen iiberHOgen lingebuI.
big ben unterett 9beiI bes @artens.
ct f9ien es 3t bermiiIen, baB iSrieba
ibm ni@t uie ionf enisesentam.
Sd babe bid ia felt beute morgen
ni@t seieben, duBerte CT unmutbig. 9u
baif bid tDegen briugenber @ei9dfie
beurIaubt, aber i'd nabm bod an, boB
hil mad einigen 5tun6en i'm 2nntor
erf@sinen iptr6ef. Wns finb benn
bos ftr @ef9dfte, bic bid ben gansen
Gag In Nuipru6 nebmen9
Run i6 mar 3uud9it bel benz gan'
Her 6enberfon.
ab 10. iueeen Der neuen NnIeibe. bic
iebt In M. geaei9net tpirO. IS III mir
Iieb, baB bu ielbf nit ibm bariber &c.
ipro@eu baif.
Hatiirli@ tpeeen berMnleihe, beffdiigte
@uttab, ber fi@ enr tein @etpiRen oas
raus nla@te, ben 8ruoer in bielem
Srrtbum iiber ieinen @elmdfseifer 5u
lofeu, pbgIeid BET iener Wahberung
bur6 bic @aIerie bes B0ntiers bon ber
erlpdbnten Mnleibe NIT teiuer SiIbe bic
&ebe getueien mar. Da ct 0ber teine
2uii beriphrte, fib tiber bic ferner niibs
li&e Berwenbung beg Eages eraiainis
rem 3n laRen. 10 iette ct roi6 btn3u:
l1nb bann banbeIte es ii9 ou6 nod
'um cine pribataneeIeeenbeit. Nrg.
0en6erfon bat bel ibrent lebten 8eIume
bier nniere funge 2anbsmdnnin tennen
selernt unb III snn3 eiHeenOmmen BON
tbr. % III merfmtrbig. baB bies
Ifitle, i@eue Rinb iibsrall greberunaen
mo6t. Au@ gfiB gIifOrb geb6rte bonn
eriten auseablide an su ibreu ipdrmhen
GreuMoen.
(6ortletune foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17

4lde bdben, ob fie In tatbDIi1dbem
Stttgeiang NIT Rreua unb sSabne bic
3apeue umiuallen, pber ob He enbIih,
form unb Su@ftabe tpegnetfenb. ibr
Neben MAIDEN 5u einem 2itbt Der Welt
unb au einem 5al3 In 9aubeI unb
Wanber = eine MnbaGt, eli 6hbIen
IN es, ein 6treben, oas fie 3pingt, He
ftnb cine 6eerbe.
Nun 1T aber bic Nebe babon, bas
gentise ni9t, ole &eligionei mhBten In
bic bo@gebauten Sbore bes gbrifen.
tbums einmtinbeH, beuu gbriltus ielbii
babe gefagt: r@ebet BIN unb taufet ale
T6lter auf meiuea Namen: / d bin Der
CUTE 6irte."
lnb 10 9eben Mmerita unb @nqlaub
alein 123 Millionen Dollars i6brIi9
aus, Suoeu unb 6eiben 3u tallfeu.
21entt nun aud) NIT bieier WeiiIion
nlbt ouerleits uub Ia allen SbsiIen elm.
perlfanben fein Dirb, 70 tpirb man ims
merbia gerne ahnebmen, boB fas @bri.
(Fentbum, bas i'm @erlaufe DerbdltniB.
mdBig fnraer 3elt $50 Willionen Men.
i9en getponntn, iein s5if9erneg aud
nod iber bic tbrigen Milliouen luerfen
tDerDe. oamtt einli In Der Sbat nab
Wabrbett aus Dem 6enIforn ein Baum
9etDoroeu fet, utter be1en @1atten ale
ytationen iuotaea. 6at bod sas gbris
hentbum ienen tiefen @ebanfeniubaIt,
Der In ber Ronfurlen3 nit allen ansern
Helt9ionen ben Gieg babontragem lpirb
unb 3uglei@ cine anpaijunssf1bieteif,
bic ft9 1usr W6lfsr bendtbtieen fam,
iuenH fie cine getpiiIs Geiltesbtbs ere
rei4t bobeu. so felt IS fi9 olsib!ngs
fhr bas @briifentbum In triumpbiren.
be NusF@t: Gin 9irt unb eiue.
6eeroeI
Sebo@ ME 10, baB ale Men{@eu
bann eiuen 2ultus, eine 2ir1e,
eine @onfeffon baben. unter einein
quite fein follten. Mus ihren trtben
lebelfdnben iollen bie auBer@riltli9en
Heltginnen tpDbl erlporgeboben tuerben
3u b0berem 2i6i, aber tuenn He iith
oann sufammengebaIten gum neuen,
etnbeitlihen 8uno @ottes nit ben Mens
tGen, gum &e9enbogen bes gbriiten.
tbums. m69te man bann aud bic Ders
t9leben leu6tenben Garbsn burheinon.
Der mif1en 81 eint6nigem @rau 2 ST
benn ni9t aud iebt i&on Der Rirden
uno Soften faf aabQnies 6eer fammt
Der S9aar oerienigen, bic ,aus &eIi.
gion" teiner beftebeuben @onfeifon an,
geboren. in @briitentbum 2 Das pirb
baber unfer 3iel fein.
Wiele @aben - Elm Self man5erlei
2rdfte - elm @ott, biele @lieoer elm
2eib uno 6aupt.
unb bas mtrb Der prlftiein iein:
sDient einanber nit Der @abe, bic iegs
lt@er empfangen bat; baran min itb Ct.
teunen. oh ibr meine Sanser isib. baB
ibr 2iebe unter einanber tibt!".
| @etn 9irtenamt III sSebem i!bertra.
gen, benz braunen 8erglobn auf ber
Gelfenilub, benz 6ausbater iiber feline
Gamilie, iiber 6aus unb Dof, benz
@robmiiitetlein ti6er ,ber gntel tleine
Jreiiduar", benz Burger iiber iein @es
meinDeien, benz 2ebrer iiber @eift unb
Site Der auffirebenben Generation,
bem 6taatsmann tiber feline 0ater'
lanbssenoieu.
ST ieber on ieiner STEELE elm gutter
6irt, 10 1T bas Elm yGIau3 bes gpans
seliums", bas bic grfillung ber 8ers
beibuns: nShr feio bas 2i9t ber Welt,
lbr ieib bas Salj bet @rbe!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17
ynsuertanf DDn 9mteu= 1n0 &in6er 9du6eu
81 rebmcirten 9reiiem!
81 rebmcirtett 1reiiett !

@rtrasfeime 0amen- -Glaceeittefel I'M Opera
and Common Sense" Stble nit elaftiider
Soblen bon $2.75 auf 50 berabseiebt.
g9te Santett &ansaroos2ads sRn5pfftiefel
San6 sendbt, I'M Opera stbIe 1925, friibe,
$4.0O.
9onsola Common eenle" RnDpfftiefel fiji,
Samen, alle banbsema4t, BON So auf $3.50
rebu3trt.
Seine 9onsola banbsenabte &nSpfsGtiefeI
bte friiber gu $5 berfaltft ipurben, oifertrer
mir bieie 8p4e 3u 1878.
@ana feline sIactrte &ansaroo nit ,,2onbou
Soe & Opera 9eer alles banbgendbt, friibe,
Sc, bieie gSo@e gu $4.75.
be @erabieenmsen nmb nar fit bieieu
tuirb anf ieparaten 9ifd,em ausaeftellt,
litdt, 9lusnabl unb greis, mas iemals in
San 9ttonio se3eist tpurbe.
:. Sn sn6pfftiefel, uOgforbs" unb vGlippers"
fur innge DAMIEN tnb &in6er, fiibren mir nut
bas Bette nnb gu ben n.5sli9ft biaigen 9reilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17
RuaIene Mrutea.ealpe

Die bette @nIbe Der Welt fir S4uttte,
Queti4unsen, @sf@piite. 6ieber. unb Saut'
AusI1ias. SSleGte, eelprunssue Sdnbs, 6rsf.
b.aIsa unb ale Sautiranibsiten !; turirt 4d.
u,nrrboiDen ober feline Se3ablnna. g6lise
Sotisfatttou qaraniirt oocr bas GeIb pirb
auriiderRattet rs gtnt8 bic G6a@teI. 8nm
Bertaui in allen gpotbesen. Dreib, 9bomp.
fon & Co.. 9aboIeinIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17

= 9ie Oeferrei@ii6 ameritanil6e
@eielli6aft in MeritO beabf6tiet i'm
Staate @biapas cine golonie nit pers
triebenen rufff@en Sucen au beRebeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17
Gin ipttoerbareS Gebr1uae TIM
G@ub=Separtentent.

Ob mir bier beiddftist ii1b, frast Sbr !?
Aun, oas iollten mir tpobl nteinen. @ute
Nahrthten tpanbern i4neller ais i9Ie9te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17
abermaliger sroser ausuerfaaf
BON l1hterseus fir 0aaen unb @ao4en in
WlusIiu unb garlbric.
8eipnbers nie6ri9e Nreiie tn bieier
0Odte!
@reis 8ebuttionen int 8etrase bon 80
BIS so prcaert.

Damen, BE irsenb Gtipas in bieier Brarde
nDtbis baben, biirfsn @OIficn's @peeial.
auspertauf 81 rebueirtef 9reifea nidt pers
feblen.
sue @aaren auf beftimmten 9as
Ibentii den finb gu befonberen, tart T es
bucirten 9reiien martirt bic ieboa
nur fir bieIe @che geIter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17

1lniere GusipabI in aiissef9nittenen Ietds
ten S4uben unb Oamens9 Slippers, tpprilnter
ii4 quite nnb iebr feline rOrforb nnb Sbep
Ties, nSoltb @onfcrt & Spera Sltppers"
befinbeil, iibertrifft 9(ues in 8aua auf Qua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17
=&rd6hgt 9lnSDabl elfganter aleioeraotfe=
mnb BON M2pbeM sGpftimen.
9luBtrorbeatlide gioottdtea bieie
ISOLDE

Die re,ieften Mo6en ii. ieibenen itfb sponrnet
RleiSeritoffen, ictuie in Baidftoifen
mno ettua rs bpd3eleaanfe tmpprttrte
bDdbMtpDerte @fDbeIl. .9fpbem,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17

@rite 9ampicp 0amen.&n5pfitiefel Opera
Heel and toe) nit elaftiiden Spbler, friiber
$3.50, iett SO.
Damen (uBaufeupbaft') Dongola aads
ftiefel frii6er So, iebt $2.75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17

3tegler'S all9emeitt befdmmte @uJpfs
iebmbe 80 folgenNem bebemten6 reSa=
afrten Nretfeft:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17

Obett att8efitbrte Hretie iinb iuireli
Wetfattf befttmntt. 9te aemannte S0aa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-17

Die
WD9entli9e 6reie Yreie fit Seras
erf@eint
jeoeu Qonmerfas
un6 tOtet
SO so fit baS Sabr pOer $1.2B fias
e @onate tn Vuramsbesablnma.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-06-25
The Silent C!Ub.

A queer club was once established in
London. under the title of the Silent
Club. The members were bound TO
express themselves at all club meet
ings, as far as possible. without words.
The first rule of the club was: The
members of this Academy shall think
much, write little and be as mute as
thev can"
On one occasion new candidate APP
piled for admission. But the members
were limited and all vaucancics filled.
A meeting was called, the candidate
was to be introduced, and the Presi-
dent was to announce his decision.
When the gentleman entered the men,
bers. who were all his friends. were rs
much disappointed as he that he was
TO be refused. As he approached the
President arose. and silently handed
him 4 cup of water. so full that Il sim
gle drop would have made it overflow.
The applicant perfectly understood
what the President meant, but he was
courageous and quick-witlcd. Without
speaking lie took from his buttOn-hole
a single rose and laid it gently on top
of the water. He laid it on so softly
llil Hol IL hiOp NaS us SpIdCcu. dGu
handed it back TO the President with a
bow.
With one consent the members APP
plauded. They resolved to put their
rule aside. and TO admit the man who
showed them that he could ornament
their society Without hurting it.
Then the man thanked them in an
equally curious way When the reg
lister was handed him to be signed he
wrote below his name the number of
the club members He added
before it an 0. making it 0100. Un-
derneath he wrote, Their value will
be the same"
The man was so modest that the
President complimeuted him imme-
diately by rubbing ont the 0 and sub
shutting the figure l. This made the
number 100. Underneath he wrote,
''Tnejr value will be increased eleven
times"
These ingenious people must have
devoted Il great deal of time and
thought to avoid using thcir tongues.
-HTper'S IoHg1 Pe0p,e.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-06-25
Frenchy Was a Hero.

Every story has its hero aud one is
not lacking in that of the wreck on
our coast recently The hero found a
the incident of the apparatus for work
ing tue breeches buoy getting hitched
in the wreckage. and of the brave fel-
low who had line fastened to his
body, who jumped INFO the sea and re-
lievcd the ropes. His shipmates called
him "Frenchy,n and they speak of
him now in words of highest praise
All the elements of n hero seem to
have been in this unpretentious French
man. He felt no fear. He had been
shipwrecked before. and knew the
dangers OF the sea. yet we find him
taking no note of the waning day and
of his lesssening chances to reach the
shore. After Captain Jorgenson was
swept away from the side of the vessel
''Frenchyn remained at the side of his
Captains wife for an hour, and to-
gether they went into the sea as the
terrible storm carried away the part Of
the vessel on which they stood. There
We're many chances of '.Freuchyn
reaching the shore had he thought of
self. He was Il man OF great endurance
and. as stated n splendid swimmer.
and could, in all probability, have
made the beach, but he stood by the
ship and protected Mrs. Jorgensen in
her imminent danger. aud doubtless
comforted her in her deep distress.
The story of the Dictator's wreck is
a sad one, but that '.Frenchy," the
hero, should have gone down and
failed to save the helpless woman is
only less pathetic than the loss of the
mother aud child whose home was
made upon. the sea that they might
cheer the life of the Dictator's skipper
who of one was the husband and of the
other the father.
How "Frenchy' struggled in the
roaring water to reach his charge, and
if he reached her, how he tried to save
her. will never be penned by human
hand, but his last heroic efforts is not
without reeord-it is written in golden
letters above. ve.-NOrfolk Ledger
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-06-25
How to Lay a Carpet.

Lay the Innings on the floor, putting
a small tack here aud there TO keep
them in place. Put the carpet on the
floor. unroling it in the direction in
which it is TO be laid. Begin to tack
it at the end of the room which is the
most irregular. If there be fireplace
or bay-window in the room, lit the car
pet around these places first. Use
large lacks to hold tie carpet Tempo
rarily in place; they can be withdrawn
when the work is finished. When the
carpet IS fitted to Il place, use small
tackS 10 keep ii down. Tack one end
of the carpet. stretching it well: then
side. thcn the other end, and finally
the other side. BE careful to keep the
lines straight and to have the carpet
fit tightly; for if it be lose it will not
ouly look badly bla will not wear
welI.-Nria PrIoi, in Tie Ladies'
Home J0ar3tai,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-06-25
Pets in the Household.

house where there are cats and
dogs and birds appears not only to be
place where kindness rules. bat to he
weil-peopled place. 1t is full of life
and cheer, a certain happy commotion
which every movement makes; it seems
many times the home that house of
comparative stiffness and quiet does;
and if we are in Il state of health that
does not cause our nerves to be dis
turbed by noise and going and conf
ing, we are apt to prefer to spend our
days in such house rather than in the
orderly and decorouS emptiness of Il
home without these pets. The house
without them is likely to be house
without children too. since children
will have their pets in some shape or
other, and usually as many of chem as
they can compass.-HYper'S Bazar.