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The sun., 1891-01-21
AWFULITCHING SKIN
Suffering Terrible. Could Not Scratch
Enough. Tried Every Medicine
and Many Doctors.
Nothing Helped Her. Gave Up Hope.
Hears OF Cuticura. Uses Them

Hears OF Cuticura. Uses Them
and Is Speedily Cured.
For years have suffered with a terrible itch.
Ing, especially on my feet, that 1 thought
would scratch the very flesh from them. I
used everything there was in patent medicines
and what my physician gave me: in fact, had
a physician from New York. but nothing
helpsd me. Later l. began to have fearful
flsh scales, not alone Itch. but intense pain. L
was utterly disgusted. believed in no medi.
cnes, and gave It up ~ being incurable, when
o friend Of mine told me OF the CUTICURA
REMEDlE rs. which ] said would try for the
last thing. l wrote for one Of your pamphlets,
received II, read 1t: and bought a box Of CUTI-
CURA. a cake Of CUT!CIRA SOAr. and q bot
tie OF CCTICURA RESOIvENT: and give
these three my most heartfelt thanks. for am
now. q lady OF hfty-lye years. and am -
healthy and have as beautiful skin as
young girl OF twenty.two. l would not he
without the RESOIyENT OF. SOAP IL 1t coat
ore dollar q cake. have told all my friends.
Many OF them havo used the remedies, and
they always have proved to be faithful In
curing MliS c. IOTI
Griggstown Somerset Co. n. ].
The sun., 1891-01-21
B-ookiy. Liquor Dealers Ball.

The third annual ball OF the five united Liquor
Dealers Associations Of Brooklyn wss held
last night at Feltmans Tivoli. In Fifth avenue.
those pressnf were p d. Butler. Frank No
Cutcheon. william l. EagneI; \, W. Oliver.
Col; Thomas J. Beales. L. McGoldrick James
O'Kssie. and ]. S'sinhanser
The sun., 1891-01-21
Nos.s OF Foreign Happenings.

Russia has protested. through its German
Of Nihilsts By the Bulgarian Government
The Hamburg. American line steamer. Au-
gusta Victoria. Capt Albere from Hamburg
Tor Mediterranean ports, before reported fast
In the jco 20 the River Elbs. has got out OF the
Ice and win proceed on Thursday for her des-
tinstion.
The sun., 1891-01-21
Meuelek Wants . Port,

PARIS. Jan. 20.-The King OF Abyssinia has
asked the French Government to give him
port near Obock In return for the concession
Granted Q French company to construct and
work railway from that place to tho interior
OF Abyssinis.
The sun., 1891-01-21
Ase.ssA Or sss.n.s JsA. J.ees Astsv's'

NswBURoH. Jan. 2o-Harvey D. Whitson.
porter In the house Of the Tuxedo Park Club
at Tuxedo, this county, 10 accused Of having
stolen v double barrelled shotgun. valued ct
5000, belonging to John Jacob Astor. whitson
gone TO the Grand Jury, now sitting at Goshen.
The sun., 1891-01-21
THREATENING HEALK.
Priests hush In Between tho Irish states-
man and tho Mob.

DUBLIN. Jan. 2O.-Mr. Timothy Healy. NJ. p,
delivered lecture yesterday evening at Null
lingar. and rlotous scene was the result. A
strong iorce Of sympathizers with Mr.. Parnel
gathered outside tho hall. and threats Of vio-
lsnce toward Mr.. Healy were freely uttered.
When the latter emerged from the hall he was
greeted with storm OF boots and yels, and q
rush was made by the Parnellttes in HIS direc- ai
selves between Healy and the mob
Tho agent at Avondale, Mr.. Parnell's estate.
declares that Parnel. during thirteen years.
has not elected tenant upon his estates.
Nine hundred tenants in Kilkenny. who
adopted the plan Of campaign: have paid their
rents since the split in the Irish party. and
thirty per cent OF the tenants are now anxious
to come to terms with the landlords.
The sun., 1891-01-21

OF health and strength renewed and OF ease and com
fort follows the OF Syrup Of Fiss ~ acts in hAr
mony with nature to snsetuAily cleanse the system
bilious For sale SUc and u bottles
Nv sh i~sdov d'rvvis's -Ldr
The sun., 1891-01-21

Judge Barrett of the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed Martin A. Smith receiver in the suit
brought BY Lizzie Il. g. Shaw against her hus-
band. Charles +. Shaw. Mrs. Shaw recently
obtained Judgment against her husband for
5000 In cash which she had entrusted to him.
Judge Barrett also appointed George Putnam
Smith referee in the case.
The sun., 1891-01-21
Company rs. Seventh Regiment. Ball.

The inaugural invitation ball OF Company r
Of the Seventh Regiment took place at the
Lenox Lyceum last evening. The grand
march started at ahout9h o'clock led by Capt
Mrs. Stephen ". Merritt. who W were Iii foiiowed we'd
by about 400 couples Tho floor was in charge
OF o committee headed by Lieut.. Merritt while
Nesbtt and staff Of twelve men.
The sun., 1891-01-21
Non-Usio. Carpenters at Work.

Nou-Ubion Carpenters at Work.
Work on the Edison building on Broad street
was partially resumed yesterday. Contractor
Fitzpatrick succeeded in getting dozen nom
union carpenters and frAmers who remained
ct work all day Notwithstanding tho appeal Of
eight walking DELEGATES who asked them
again and again to quit.
The sun., 1891-01-21
Cuticura ReSolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest
Of Humor Remedies. internally Ito cleanse tho
blood OF all impurities and poisonous elements.
and thus remove the causel. and ClTICURA,
an exquisite Skin Bcautihcr, externally ITO
clear the skin and SCALP. and restore the hair.
OF itching. burning scaly. crusted, pimply,
scrofuous and hereditary diseases and hn-
mors from infancy to age. from pimples to
scrofuH.
The sun., 1891-01-21

LONDON Jan. 20-Ths late Duke Of Bedford
shot himself during . temporary flt Of In
sanity and while suffering from extreme pain
and weakness. A verdict In accordance with
the facts has been rendered.
The sun., 1891-01-21

LONDON. Jan. 20.-Advtces from Toxic. the
capital OF japan. say that the House Of Par
lisment has been dsstroyed BY Grs 1t was .
opened Dy the Mikado In November last
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
SrteSe amf @rocu

lit ntdt ba5 app8, bag benz nit drrntIAen @erpenz
Ieiben Bebafteten bei9ieben tit. DaS ~geriusfe @e=
rdui& beunru9ist Jpn, rnsep5bulide unb une,partete
Gmpfnbunsen MAIDEN ibn %perpirrt. Gr fam weber
seiunb ihIafen nod ti@tts efen; fat unaufbbrli6 lift
er BON Dtspepie s~epetmist. Was fol- er tbum? ep>
fort eine fptematii6e &nr NIT sSpfstter'g Maseubttz
ter8 Beginner. @irb bic 0er6auuns ~sefesttef unb
has @enpfene %afitmiltrt, 70 febrt aud BE araft tpies
Der, BITE 0erren ~beruhtsen f9 unb neue eeben8freuz
@ermanpluns, nnb Spar nitt nur cine 6feibenbe,
~icnbern etne burth baS gitters in ausenebmiter @eiie
herbeisefhhrte. BtliDiitdt, Malarta, GbeumatismuS
eafebenhe grsnei fernsebalten unb, ipenu ba, turirt.
9eriu9e es iOfprt, ipenn betn Nerpenipftem rurd
&ranfbett cber irsenb cine dubere l1rIade sel@wd6t
@prettt a~nsuresen unb ~sefunren S@laf b~erbetsu<
flbren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

llrterri6tsz uno @oHtbatigfeItsanital>
ten utto eine Mense monumentaler
Yradtbauten, inter be1er oas ftattlide
Sarlamentsgebaube nit ieiner impo>
ia uten aongrebballe obenat1 itebt. Die
81 eDlferung 1T ausi9lieBlid fatbolil6;
Gun tia9o 1T Der Sis zines Gr5bifdofs,
belien' Balait gu ben @ebensmirbfsfet
ten be,r Stabt seb6rt. me aud Die 9a>
tbeoralk nnO bte Dominifanerfir6e.
Sine oiienbabn, Die fir ben 6an6el
unb Die inouitrielle 1batisfeit Der 5taot
BON sr6Bter geoemtlu1g 1T, perbtnbet
Santiaso nit benz 228 &tlometer ert,
feruten Balparailo. SIM @ansen 1ino
iibrisets in @btle "a o9 9ilometer 81 Ien>
babnen I'M 8etriebe, porunter 1868 Gilo>
meter 9%taatsbabm, unb 1641 9ilos
meter 8ripatbabns II. @m tbeuerften
barunter fam 6ie Strcde BON 8alpas
ratio mad Santiae 0 gu iteben, bie ni6t
weni9er els $4,000 900 s~efoitet fat,
neil bier %auberorbe ntli9e 9errainl@miez
rigfetten ST iiberfuinoe maren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
G%rfabrum8et etneS ffeinen Mfaodens
tn einett &eucbtburme.

Dir. unb Wlr8. loren IreScott mobnen a5 QBdhter
In bem 3esierunsSs 9euHttburme BON Sanb Bead i'm
a5Stsr9en %seiesnet. SIN iesten april bctani fe bic
Waiern unb bann etnen iGrefli6en Suten, perbunben
NIT Sieber. Doetprsn bebunbelten fe gu Sauie unb in
Detroit, aber persebens, es wurbe immer i6Itmmer
periuGten es ibre Stern nit Or. Sings Neuer Gnt=
beduns uub nahbem fe nur spet unb etne babe
6Iai@e bapen sebrau&t bate, mar lie pcaadnnts Sc
BELT. @te iaSen Or. Rings Neue GntbeduuS Iet tbr
@emiGt in Sob pertb, aber bsnrpa fnb ErpbeHaiGen
~tcitenfret 5u baben bel abolph Dreib, Ibpmpicn &
&c. in Gan Gntcnip, Ieyas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Die Mar(@aHtm Oct s

ssrou Booth 5 Glibborn iuia .'esa St'
fsbranesfelosas lit ben &c e Sfaafea
urgaaiFrem.
Den gswobnern Der @artsn 4fdbt bot
Sih boz eiuisen 1asen Gin 9! DanlPisl,
Sas oeren Snterefie nidt tuent n atIs
lpraa aagm soo ag S5i Mitg,sd nn sae p9os
Satera Der bortisen rSeilsar tiss" lit
Inasl phantafii9sn @swarOe RI gum
ampfanss smsisr berUOrrassn ser 8tb>
rer Ser Beafpesurs, Sran 81 ,otbeGp -.
born, go6ter Sss befai1nten ,@sug tals"
8ooth uuS .Marldolin. Ger +, tamso>
INSTRUMENTATION r5treittrdfh nro.
Srau Bantnston.Sooth. 9orr 4%nanbeus.
rim Der rGrnppen. N Ssa yssg @taatsn,
li9 aHtgs, marsn. m iorfnirta ~ + Ie, asa s s'al,
y IN ainuisn uto sos nrter. . yapli I'll 9sa
ourd bic 5auptitraBer BE- t5taot. Ies
Mbeubs ianb Johann Unit + @ewebridiNI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Sieient sbal bes YaraSieles" lttS gibt
pento an lanbi9aftli6er Sd0nbeit
a na9.
duS .anttaso De Chile, oas am Mapo6a,
,ms le, am SuBe Der &nben, 16on lett
= sbr alS 300 Sabren Ben polttii6en
1ttttelpunft beS San0es btlbet, gilt ais
et11e Der i90nfter Stabte bon gang
Sitoamerifa ut6 bat cine frubtbare,
portrefltd) angeballte n~mgebut1g. SIS
5ablt ttber 236, 900 @%inmobner, 1T mad
et1le1n our6au8 regelmdBtgen Ylaa1e an
gele9t, fat 5ablretde uno berporragenoe
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OELRIOHS & co.,

l1eber Baltimore.
Norooeut(6er Sfopo.
9~fe8elmdbise Soft : 9anpfi6iffabrt stpii4en
Baltimore itmb Sretmett
= Direct,
bur4 bic reuen unb erprobten Stablbampfer
9armitabt, 9resbet, &arlsrube,
Miindeu, Ol0enhnrg, @eimm,
bon 8remem ieben 9pnner1tas, BON Baltimore
ieben MittuOd, 2 1hr 81. 81.
@rSbtm5sli9fte Siderbeit. 8iutse Yreiie.
BorsisEide Serpfegnns.
Mit Tompfern bes Npr6beutihen > 2lohb
tparben me1r ais
600 Yaffa9iere
eliidli9 iiber Gee bef6rbert.
Gallons unb tSaiiten 8tmn,er auf Sef.-
Die @inri6tun gen fir 3pii9enbedsYa1as
siere, beren Sdla1 Henen ii6 int OberSed unb
i'm Sipeiten Ded Def. rben, itao anerfannt pors
trefli9.
Gleftrii9e 8eleu6tu. sg in alien Stdnmen.
@eitere Musfunft ertF deilen bic Generals
9lgenten
u. gmnmtadber & Co., Baltimore, Mb.
ober beren @ertreter inn Snlanbe.
SIN San gittpnip: 6. 8risfcnbe6.
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Sismaf. 9aaoms.
@it befem GrfoIse ,teMerlid BET her
Oenti&en Wariue altgetueubet,

@ieoer4olt 1T idon auf benz aanbe.
1nb auf Der Gee Der Serlu6 senla6t
lporben, permittelit zines Seiielballon@
~@tgnalmittbeilun9en auf sr0Bere Grts
feraung 5a iibertrasen. Neuerbtrgs
bat nun Die 0euti6e Marine bet Seeos
Lamb iol6e 8erfude in auSsebebnterr
MaBftabe angeitellt nnb apar NIT
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en- unb ioniti- :
gem 2drm et11e
It
ton itatt, lpel9e
Glt unb Sung
g. Na d
elmer Mtttbets
lung Der Srau
8ootb @libborn
iinb bic senantt<
ten uSffi3iere" III
Chicago etn9c,
troffen, i'm einen
Befeb rnn9S>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
Marine- Equalization,

einsnt ausge5ei9neten GrfOls. Na9
bteier Metbooe fam eth Mbmtral 1einer
Slotte ober ben noriiberfabrenben 99tf,
fen bes Na9tS auf ptel sr6bere Grt>
ferntttgen al8 biSber Stgrale geben, ia
Der 8allou bur9 ieine 9Obe einen piel
ipeiteren 6ortsont be9erri9t al8 ote
Spise eineS Maites. DaS fir Die
Sienale anseuanOte SDftem lit bas
MOrie'i9e, unb Die ein5eluen Si9uale
nsrben 6ur9 eleftrii9e @liiblampen
aegeben, melde an benz uttterer Tbeil
6eS 8allons an9ebra9t iinb unb bltr6
nit benz Seitlanoe ODER benz Gbmtrals
fhtff perbunbene Drdbte In Tbdtiefeit
aeiett iperben. Ser 8aton oiert aud
Sur Grbe1uns Der Gldde rinssum, iiber
fpelder er i9webt uno 5a bieiem 3wefe
befinbet jif an Dem unteren Sting etne
ma9tise elettril9e 0t9tquelle NIT 3es
leftor. SIS lit ann0tbtg, baB fi9 iii
Der @onbel Senanb CUR Bebicnua3 Der
Sisnale befinbet, ba iammtlide Operas
tiorer bon unten bur9 Gleftri3it6t
seleitet iDer6en.
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Oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hi Gantiaoo,

Das Yarsamentssebdube IN Suntiaso.
lift eS nift bieie Gta6t, In tpel9er bic
@el9ide beS 9anbes iid bauptidhli9
entipideln, BON Der aus bic Nettntig bes
hileniiden Staatsmeiens gei6iebt. Die
Sauptitabt, BET Sis Der Resteruns unb
Ser Dolfsuertretung, test iio0itli6 BON
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Seri@afft @md oas a@te
Guttnlp11e.

Spbalb ireenb cine ilnternebmenbe urb
peranttpprtIite 6irma einen iteuen 4rtifel
entbedt, Der ettpas sute5 1T, tauden aud
fdpn ibIehte 9ia6abmlnsen auf. 9as 1T
beipnbers Der Sail BEL GottoIene.
8ir MAIDEN fein 8%eheimniB aus ber 9ez
itanbtbetlen bes Gpttplene. Sin feiner 3us
bereitune pber Sabrifatipn stebt es feinen
perbor9enen pber gebeimniBbplen QroseB.
Iaes, mas auf GpttpIene 8esug bat, tftfret
unS pffen bargele9t, 70 baB Sic eenau
fpifien, mas sic faufen.
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GuttuIettR

SIT eine einfa6e Miiduus BON iprfdItig aus
erlefenemS aiimiuoui amenoeI unb AinbstaIs.
Dan bite ihb aber bpr 9tabdbmungeH.
aetnes tit d4t obne unfere Sarbelsmarte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
BUS G9tfes Samptaaot.

Cine bet i9SnRen etabie ION Sio'
amerita = santiasss Bfrborraeeroe
0anten.
@er INNER bon Gbile unb ben Dor,
tteen Greigniffeu rebeit bDrt. perbtnoet
foff unpilfiirliG ben Mantett Der be,
ribmten 6anSelBftabt Galparaiio nit
ietreln Begriff BON benz 9anbe uttb bod
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Dte Utbel lift jett our1 etnetl
Neser, Der ais Sflaoe einem Bruber
bes friiberen 9%rdli6entett Der Sabftaa>
ten, 9efferion DARTS, sebSrte, III Die
289. Spra6e iiberiett, ndmli6 In bie
Sbeetstna Sprahe. Dteie fat piele
@prte NIT per 3ulp@S prade eemeiniam
unb mtrb In etnem bebeutenben Tbetl
afrifas geipro9en. Der Snwar;s
bate bic 8tsts1ntoeriitat bein6t urt
1T bonn @etftli6er %setporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Der beutfde 9atfer Srieorid
III, ipel1er BON 1439 bis 1893
resierte, bate bic &%usewobnbett. bic
Tbiren ntdt NIT Der 9anb, ionbern
NIT benz Sube 3u3uma6en. Da6ur9
see er fi6 Elm @eiawar gu, meldeS
julest 10 I'M ii6 sriff, baB bas gein
%ab9enotnuten iper6en mubte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

i9ei6en,u nb
ollen
Dalbb olar.
giertelSooaar,
'ltide CUR &us,
.9abe %9elangen.
Die @rmd9tis
gung CUR Ser
fteuung tlener
3ei6
ipuroe berett8
49, NJ go
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

redten 6 lane
einen Snpens
3peig, In Der
Qtnfen etn
bon
bret5ebn Hfet
len b6f unb
I'M Sdnabel
ben auf9erons
ten Stretfen
NIT Der Sn,
fA~,ffs d.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-10-31

An English bridegroom has been fined
for disorderly conduct during the mar
riage ceremony. He was very shy and
nervous, relates the New York Tribune,
and in order to screw his courage up to
the sticking point he quietly took out
flask while the clergyman was reading
the exhortation and INDUCED in nip.
The church was pretty dark, and he
thought no one saw him, but in this he
was mistaken, for the clergyman knew
the service by heart, and instead of look
ing at the book was looking at him, and
of course saw the unrubrical act. The
result was fine of S. and costs.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-10-31

Big figures are reached in official
affairs in the city of New York, exclaims
the Boston Transcript. The Commls-
sioner of Public Works reports that his
expenditures for the last three months
were nearly 81, 100000, and contracts
that will require as much more money
were made with various parties. There
are received and distributed daily 1885,
OO0,0 gallons of Croton. South of
the Harlem River the city has SO, 753
miles of paved streets and A, O49 miles
Of sewers. The streets are lighted by
2S,643 gas lamps and 11OS electric
lamps. It is encouraging to know that
in the course of the quarter the Commits
sioners men took down 5s7 telegraph
poles and 705 miles of wire.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-10-31

The curious fact has just been brought
to light in Kentucky, learns the New
York Post, that from 1857 to 1850 the
State loaned money to individuals. The
interest from this source amounted to
SIG, 1913 in 1857, to $21, 179. 80 in 1858,
to $26, 52S. 10 in 1859, and in 1860 to
S21, 363.38. The State Auditors report
for these years shows that many promi-
nent Kentuckians availed themselves of
this means of relief from "the stringency
of the money market" The loans were
all called in 1861, and singularly enough,
both principal and interest were paid in
every instance.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-10-31

Driving speedy horse is so pleasant
and healthful recreation, says Harper's
Weekly, that one is not surprised to learn
that Robert Bonner has spent $500, 900
of his ample means in following the ad.
vice his physician gave him thirty.fve
years ago. The money has been used in
acquiring the fastest trotters in this
country, and consequently in the world,
and among his pets have been numbered
such equine kings and queens as Dexter,
Edwin Forest, Joe Elliott, Rarus, Maud
S., and sunol. No speedier collection
of horses than those on his farm at Tar
rytown has ever been gathered anywhere,
and it is doubtful if there ever will be
again, for few persons possess Mr.. Bon
ner's taste for fast horses, or the means
to crafty it SO fully if the taste existed.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-10-31

According to the Washington cores.
pondent of the St. Louis Globe Democrat
''the supposition that there is large
emigration from Japan to the United
States il without foundation. Instead of
10000 japanese being here, as is often
stated, the number is probably less than
1000. For the decade beginning with
1851, when solitary subject of the
Mikado ventured to come to the New
World, the immigrants numbered 21s.
For the two decades ending June 80,
1890, the figures indicate an immigration
2491. During the elsven months end
ing May 81 of this year, 901 japanese
landed on our shores. The increase from
year to year has been but slight, and if
no greater for the years that remain of
the century, there is little danger of the
presence of horde of Japanese so
much feared by some labor agitators.
The immigrants in 1886 numbered 1874:
in 1887, 229 in 1888, 4o4 1889, 6O4,
and in 1880, 6s1.n
St. Landry democrat., 1891-10-31
The HORSEPOWER of Whales.

Sir William Turner, the present emf
nent professor Of anatomy i'll the Uni
versity Of Edinburg, Scotland, has given
much attention to the study of whales,
their structure, habits, etc. He es-
Inmates that the great Greenland whale
average length 80 feet attains maxi
mum speed while swimming of ten miles
an hour; the ''Finner' whale maximum
length IS feet often making twelve to
fourteen miles an hour. Mr.. Turner, in
one Of his lectures, said that he and
John Henderson, of Glasgow, the we'll
known builder Of the Anchor Line steam
ships, had spent much time in trying to
arrive at satisfactory conclusion as
to the horse power exerted by large
species Of the whale in making speed
of twelve miles an honr AS base for
their conclusions they took the size and
dimensions of the great ''Finner,' which
was stranded on the shore at Longuiddry
some years ago. 1t was 80 feet long,
weighed "A tons and had tail which was
20 feet across at the extreme end of its
tianges. With these data, Messrs.
Turner and Henderson calculated that
whale Of the dimensions mentioned. n
order to attain a speed of twelve miles
an hour, must exercise propelling force
OF 145 horse power.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-10-31

brain proposed, and she proved herself
the most faithful, untiring and devoted
of nurses-the most unselish and loving
of friends and cousins; and before the
wedding day came around, she and Helen
were as devoted as sisters, and when that
day did come Old Money bags was the
most generous Of uncles. And when
Helen kissed me goodbye that day, she
said with happy tears i'll her pretty dark
eyes,
DR.. Hcathcote, I will never cease to
love and bless YOU. The brightest day
Of my life. except this, is that on which
YOU rushed Floy i'll upon her avt1ging
Nemes;s!"
Before Philip left with his wife he told
me, at Helen's request, what he told no
one else-thc story Of their poverty and
separation IIelens father had been
Phil p guardian, and after his death ii
was found that he had appropriated and
squandercd the whole of Philips fine for
tune Philip tried to keep this from
Helen, but i'll some way she learned il,
aud her grief, modification and despair
were terrible to see. She thought that
Philip would scorn to marry the daughter
Of dishonest man. SO after she and
her mother had settled all of that small
fortune upon Philip-for both felt keenly
the disgrace, aud wished to make what
rcparation they could-they quietly left
the city, giving Philip no hint of their
destination.
# knew she was heroine?" | said, as
[ slapped Philip On the back.
Mrs Trevor remained with the Car
risons until Philip and Helen retained
from their brief trip, then she went with
them to the cosy little home that Col.
Garrison gave Philip on his wedding day.
My gift to my beautiful girl was com
plcte silver service and 1t horse and
phacton; So see the bright, happy face
every day or SO It's she drives by and mods
and smiles at me,
WELL it is always the unexpected that
happens When that boy OF mine,
Walter Iieathcote, came home from
College, ready for partnership with his
old father, what should he do bat fall i'll
love with that pretty little simpleton,
Floy GARRISON and make her Mrs. Heath
cote before could say Jack Robinson
| Detroit Free Press.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-10-31
" hat Chaf is For.

The chatf which surrounds all kinds of
grain has very important economic uses.
In its wild state this chatf saves the seed
from exposure to weather, sometimes in
severe seasons only one or two grains
escaping damage by winters exposure.
When first cultivated most kinds Of grain
had doubtless much more abundant chatf
than now. The original wild Indian corn,
in which each grain has husk of its own,
is an illustration of this. But chaff even
now serves very important purpose. 1t
allows the grain to dry out in stacks and
moWs, without heating so as to I'M ure
the seed. Grain threshed before this
drying ont is accomplished heats much
more injuriousl Y in the granary.
Sometimes in threshing oats that have
been drawn in wet, we have seen the
straw bIackened by heating around the
bands, while the heaps kept separate by
the chaff showed each grain bright and
uninjured. Wheat that has strong
bearded chatf is usually q strong grower,
as its generating power is less apt to be
destroyed by heating in the NOV. This
fact secures the continued popularity of
these sorts, despite the unpleasantness of
working among bearded grain. Reapng
machines that bind grain with twine
as soon as cut, make the chat even
more necessary. 1t is not any more
difficult to work among, and it does help
to keep grain from being injured through
drying before moving away
I American Cuitivator