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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
Gin ieeFranfer gaf5aaisr

thmmert iia wenis barum, Db es firmt pper n4t. GO
1T tbm sle4shts cb er hber gcrb sephlt ptrb, Ober
nt9t. Sat er aber NIT etnem Dber spei @einslaiern
ppu Ssetter's Masenbitters fetnen inneren Meni&en
in OrDEuns sebra4 70 trb tbm bic Srase fener per-
i0nlt3en St@erbett tn gang anberem 2t9t eri4etnen
Dtees pprtreite OfesulirunsSmitteI neutralirt ale
Die i@dblt@n Terunretnisunsen in benz an orb eines
Seef@iffes oft nnrermetplGen unb fur bic Geiunbbett
70 perberblien obsefanbenen unr f&lammtsen Trtnt=
paiier, wel6e fur Masen, Seber anb Gtnsewebe sle&
aefdtrlt@ finb. Sur ben Geemann, BEN Tou:iifen,
ben pgtonier in ben Geenwhiten bes @eens, 1T baS
Sttiers dls S@usmittel se9en MaIaria, beren fetme
TIM Scoen nte tn Der etnseatbmeen 2u perbreitet nb,
gan5 uni9dsbar. Mud Bet seiftser pber f6rperii&er
neberantrensuns. fur abg5ebrte unb rerp6fe gerip=
men TT es etn h6f outrdslt&e8, bur9aus un1adtli&es
Sttmu!an3mttel bas feine pcrtrefie gBirtuns Spprt
rdo auf bic Dauer geltenS madbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23

Die sabln. &c.," tbeiIt nit, baB
fur3 bor Der Gbreiie bes @3aren 3ur
Mostauer ausfellung ein fran3bTl@es
Gef6waber na6 &ronfabt iomnleit
perbe. gs beiBt, bieie RriegsI9iffe
bdttea eine groBe Menge bon Geme6ren
fiir bic ruififfe Nrmee on Borb. ssran,
36fide Sffi3iere merben aud, uie
ebenfolIs berf9ert mirb, ben gaaren
BON ct. getersburg mad MosIau be-
gleiten.
- Die pariler MebIb1nbIer baben
ber Seputirtenfammer einen Yrotllt ae.
gen bic beabfi@tigte Hsbuctioa bes Sol.
les auf Dei3ea bon 5 dllf 8 Grdnes bro
6ectoliter eingeret6t.
Die rufiii@e &egierung betreibt
ben 8au ber Srans@SibiriI@ens9 9ahn
febt nit groBem gifer. Sanlenbe b0n
Wsrbannten tueroen 3ur Bel6leunigung
0es Baues bertDen6et. fIs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
eQer @eoifr
lGortietuna.l
Bon o. @eraer.

NUVbeis4Uu1J
gluf bieIe @eiie NOR aud Gan1ow
In berbdIiniBmdbig tur3er 3eit ein refs
DER Wann gelDDtben. 9a ct allein
ilanb, lebte Ct mad iDie Dor i'm 6auie
feiner 9eriranOten. aber trDb bes langs
idbriGea 3ulammenlebens unb Der Ges
nteinianlfeIt aller Snterefen NOR ct bod
nie Id eir ber3IiGes 8erbdItni6 3u ibneti
getreten. Gein taltes, f@rDffes Welen
Id3Io6 iebe pirfli@e Nnndberung aus.
gr fdunte iiberbaupt uidts Mnberes aIs
bic ei9dftsintereKem, aIs bas rnftloie
slrbeiten b0fhr un6 fu@te niemaIs &ube
uHb @rbDIuug TIM Gamilientreiie, Dins
&c, beren ct g0r iii6t 30 beodrfen fbien.
JeHps Water bate ni1ts Sdgegen, baB
fein RompagnOn ben gr6bten 9beil ber
&rbeIt uub Gorge 0uf bic eionen 6@uls
tern uabin, er ieIbff ueiste mebr sum
beitereM 2ebensgeHuB, sum bebaglimen
TGmiIienleben. D0 ii& ibre Miin,be
auf OieIe @eiie enigegentamen, 70 mar
bas 8erbdlinib 3lpiIden ibnen iiets bas
bette getpeien, ipenn es Iidb aud freilitb
riebr auf gegenieitige uneatbebrli6feit
als auf tuirtliDe 5reunbi9nft srHnbete.
Sett lag bic 2eitulg bes GelGdftes
un0 bie WeriuaItung bes WermBgens Der
iuHgsn @rbin In 6anbolDs Gdnben al,
lein, aber baIb eenus bebnie Ct feline
bOrmuubIdaften @e@fe 70 ipeit aug,
Gu@ uber Jeheps 3utnnft befiimmen
5u tpoIlen.
Nsii bemieIbeH rlidii@tslolen Ggois..
mus, ser al ieine unternebmuHgen
yennaei@nete. entiuarf er au@ ben 0ei.
ratbspIau ;tDiIGen ieinew wliinbel unb
jeineIii Brnbsr unb mar ebenIo erlfaunt
ais eniraiiet, ais feiu plan, Der auf Der
eiuea Geiie unbebinet angeupmmen
iDurbe, duf Der anbereit MiberianO
fan0. CT legte inbefen 0ieienl Mibers
iianbe gdr tein @etul9t Bel unb mar
feit iibef3eugt, 0as funge @db@en. bns
bisber nod niemaIs 9ieieune Dber 2raft
gum TeIbii6nbIsen DonbeIn ge3eiet Bat.
L, Derbe E6 aud bierin ieinen @ilIep
fhsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
uQlOnotli4sn gpbe<S Spurnalsn bas i0eben erieaen IT,
ANTONIO, TEXAS.

bat on gorb beg Norbbeuti&en 2lopb.
Sampfers ,2abn1 Bremen Derlaffen,
um fi@ nod Netp Oort 3u begeben, no
fie Idngere 3eit su bleiben gsbentt.
- Nus Berlin idreibt man: vgis.
mards otter 0Orfdlog, ben beutl@en
MrbeitersI Igitationen bur9 bic Ginfubr
bon @bineieu elm 3iel an feBen, tDirb
gegenm6rtig tpieber In grinnering aes
bra@t. gs finb ndnlIi1 ihon DieIe
einbeimiitbe Mrbeiter our9 gbinelen
eriebt iporoen, Defenders In 0amburg.
Cine Medlenburgii9e 3eitung ttiubiat
regelmdBig gontraefs fir @ineFi9e Mrs
better on. bic meiit auf sebn Sabre BEL
einer Borausbe5abIuus bon 200 Mart
abgei4lonen fnb. Die 3eitungea er.
6rtern iebt bic Grage unb perleiben bes
6offnuag Musbrud, baB bic Negierung
bas Spfem elmer mittIi3en Rulis
Stlaperei ni6t gefatten ipirb.ss
= Nus peri9iebenen Orten Giio.
NET Deuti6lanbs merben fdlwere Gas
qelftiirme gemeibet. sSn Mannbeim,
Dber Raiierslautern, 2uonigsbafen
unb In alsen ueruria6ten gIiBi9Idge
groBen 56a6en.
= Der ausmeis Der beutldoen
9ei@sbant 5eigt eine 3unabme bes
6artgeloes i'm getrage BON 81 Millio.
men Wart.
Die 8erdnberungen I'm preuBi,
f9en 2abinet tperben Dabin geDeutet,
baB prin5 6einridb bte Geitung ber ins
stere1 preuBii@en MngeIegenbeiien tiber.
nehnten fol, foneit bies NIT Der Uers
fafung .bereinbar In. Sc beiBt, baB
bef Raiier ieinen Bruber baau ouserfes
ben bat, eben.ueu bic Gegenti6aft su
iibernebmen. GobaIb ein Rabtnst Qes
bilbet iif, befen Mitelieber oofiir birs
gen, baB bic pplitif@en Sbeen beg 2ais
iers pou unb gan5 sur 9ur@fiibrung
gelangen tperben, iol Der Qaiier bic
Mbfi6t baben, ben prin3en 6einridb bic
StaatsgeiGdfte wabrnebmem 5u lafen,
mdbrenb ct felbR ii6 ausf9lieBli9 ber
Mrmee uab GIDtte tpibmen luhrbe. sSm
Wolte bat man grDBes 8ertrauen au ben
Jdbi9Eeiten bes prin3en 6einri6 unb
es Dhrbe febr getn gefepen wer6en,
tpenn ber Bring mebr 1erbortrdte, als
otes bisber Der Gall mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
Sa8es . Nemigfeite,,.
SnIan n 5.

= Blaine bat fidb 10 melt erbolt, baS
ct bas 8ett DerlaHen tonnte. Sn einis
gen Sagen mirb er iOmeit bergefeui
iein, baB ct reiIen fann. Benor ct nod
Maibingtou 3uriidtebri piro er fi4 euf
einiee 3eit na@ ieinem 6eimatbss9taas
te Wtaine bsgebem.
= Iuf benz $rans>WiIFlHppisgcn.
greB gu Oenber beantrasty Burroughs
BON 0ouifidna, baB man auf ben @oits
greg babin eiuuirten fole, boB. 6erielbe
bic 6umme bon SIC. 100000 fRr bic
grri9tung beferer Odmme am linteren
2aufe beg MtiiFiHppi unb fir bic
Jnitanbbaltung berfelben bemilige,
Iuf ben V1trag bsr tsranil9en Delega.
tion iubOrirte oer @ongrsg bic gbicas
gOer Weltausfelung unb beglid.
uanfbte bic Oireetoren DerieIben 3u
ibren bisbetigen gtfolgen.
- Sn Magnolia, NiK., iuurbe ber
Garbige Sprigan, tpel9er TIM NObember
1889 ben Or. 8aranbo eri1oHen bate,
i'm z ,iiein bon iiber 5000 3ui1auern
gebdnet.
Sn San Diego, gal,, III am 81.
Mai Der Ct ariegsmiuifer IIfonio
Saft geiforben. (Die ,Greie @refea
bra@te erif lir3lttb iein BilbniB anb
cine fur5e S..33e ieines 2ebensIanfes. }
= Sn petersburgb, 8trginien, ,unr.
be ber tuesen Notb3u9t gum Sobe bers
urtbeilte WaIter Sobnion sebdust.
MusIdnb.
Sn 2onbon erportet man ben
Gefa@ beg Gaiiers WiItelm 3ur borti.
gen Seltiden SPECIAL MusFeQung.
Wian e.1ubt, baB Be: gmpfang bef1els
ben en- re@t berjli9er ,uer6en iuirb, ba
ii9 btr iunge Wonar@ bnr9 feline rid.
haltlofe Bewulbet 1g ber btitil9en
Tlotte bic 5pmpaibien ber gagl6nber
in bobem 8rabe err lllgen bot. Ct
wirb m6brers feines MufentbaItes In
2onoon BEL feintf GroBmuttt; i'm
Bndinsbamspalaft tpobnen. bod nirb
ibm su Gbren aud elm bffentIi@er @m.
pfang I'm @uiIbball itattiuben.
= Wrs. pbelps, bic Gattin bes
amerifauii9en @efanbten In Berlin,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23

an3utniipfen. Wir febIt letoer bic 3eii
Oa3u, aber if babe bid ia nit binrei.
@enoen gmpfeblungen berieben. Mas
gibt esq Cine Depei6t2
Die Iebten Worte tuaren an ben Die'
ner geri9tet, ber binter ben beiben 6ers
rem etneetreten tuar unb iebt elm in3tui,
fden eingetroHenes Selegramm hber.
rei@te. Wdbrenb 8ujtob Ganbpip mi:
NiB GIifforb bic e1iten allgemeinen G6fs
Ii6teitsreben tpe@ielte. 6ffnete Der dltere
8ruber Die Depefde, bur6flog He uab
tpanbte R9 bann 5u ben beiben:
Sd muB eu6 auf cine bal6e 6tunbe
Derlafen.
Gine @efddfisfa6e, bic f9leuniaif ers
Iebiet uerben muB.
6euie, am Gonntas? fraste Guitap.
@6nnft bu hir benn bann ni@t einmol
@ube3
Wosu 6asg gss t6uute ireeub ettuas
bsrfdumt weroeu. SD pfIeee mir am
6onntage, tpD' bic 8tireaus gei@tpf5en
Rnb, bic bringli9en 6aGen bier bin.
ausfenben 3u loHen. Du bat bod Sen.
fins unb Gompanie In yletp Oort aufee.
fu@t, @uifob? Das 3elesrnmm tonimt
BON ibnen. Sd fpre@e ipdter nod nit
bir bariiber. einifpeilen laife i9 bid
In SefiDs @efelli@aft. Guf Dieoerie.
ben aliol
st faltete bic Depeide 3ufammen unb
ging. Der itingere Bruoer fab ibm nit
boot erftaunter Miiene mad.
yfun - berp6bnt tuirb mou bier aes
robe ni9t NIT ber bertuanbti@aftli@en
giebe! bemertte ct troden, au @iB glif.
forb ge:uanbt.
Sic maffeH Sbren 8ruber ia bod els
tigermaBen tenuen, eHtgegnete 6iele,
bic es ldngit gem6bnt mar, baB bel it,
rem Normunb bas @ef9dft allen Mnbes
ren boransiug.
Gaeroiass, ober etiuos radii&tspollet
pFegte ct 6entt bod In europa su feiu.
sd glaubte uenisfens gnipru6 auf
bic erfie stunbe bes 2ufammenleins au
babeu.
sic tuerbeu. bon Der @eiIe ermnbet
fein, iagt: Sefp, bic nod einem Bor.
tu1nbe iu@te, bies ebenio unermariete
als uneruani6te tete,a tete au bermei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
Quberor0e1ttlide MttrQftiouett=
eeidte l1uterfleioer fit Serrcn {!

llniere lei9ten reirtpplleneit llttterfleiber
(oemb unb 8eintleib) fit @dnner gu t,ur 50
finb fart in 9la9frase.
Serartise llnterfleiber in 8albrissan unb
Gcrue gu nur 81. Dauerbafter Stpff unS
CUTE Mrbeit.
8ai9adte idtpar3e llnterfleioer, bic ii& bel
aaen, bic auf elesante &leiOuns ieben, sreber
8eliebtbeit erfreuen, Su $3.50 unb $500 per
Sn3us.
SarbiSe 8aIbrissan=ansiise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt.
gpscialttat: ais beiOnbers bequeme unb
elesante llnterfleibuns empfebIen mir bic be-
ribnten @laftenberrb mittellei4ten bon aas
tur @olle, ipeIdbe bon ben aersten fir nod
befier ertldrt iperbets, aIs bic Sdser'ide 8on.
aleiSuns. 3u baben fiir ,.itr $3.50 per slnsus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
AnBfroroentltder NnsDerfanf DOn Snbna6rr Artftln
81 6ebentenb berabgeiektem preiien.

Die gusma6erei TT uas Elm liebsewprbenes
Sbema. 9Sie jeber dltere 9ln1ieoler San 9ln.
tonios nit Stol3 auf bas 8a6sttum unS
@ebei9en Der Staot suriidblidt, 10 t,aHt es
nns 8reube anf bieieS Department 3u idauen.
gfo4 Dor iieben Sabren ein be1deibener Anz
fang. bat es itd unaufb5rli9 in 8elicbtbeit
nnb llmfang ausgebebnt, bis es beute obne
Stpeifel oas srSbte, #fterleu9tete nnb in je=
Der Beiie bollfomntei1 ausseitattetite @uBs
maderbepartentent bes sanaen @efet,s ift.
Glles @ei4madboae, ipelbes burb @elb su
errei9en mar, iit an8ei4aift tporbett. l1eber.
Raipt, tpenn man beriifiidtist, baB mir 9laes
babett, unb oab oas 8eite 3u 10 aubergem66ns
LID biIisen 8reiien perfaaft iuirb, io tit es
fetneswegs auffdlis, bab bic Oa1neniuelt
San antpnicS gSDlfIonS 9tie6erlage als
9auptqnartier fir feine 9usmaderiaden er.
fldrert.
8ans i'm @esentbeil ipanberbar tpare es,
ipenn bic Sadie it'd, anbers perbielt.
Sic ffemeffen Mmffef n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23

Gs bdubt uns als pb bie ,8anbeau S3rim.s
ming" in aiir3e allgeneia pppuldr iperben
tpiirbe.
SIS beitebt aus ginem. unter Ser arempe
oes Suites ansebra6tem 8anpe, bas am Gopfe
ani6lieBt, unb lit ipieoerunt nit einenr
Sammetbanbe, Spite ober &ran; fteiner 8lns
men iiber5o9en.
antnlet-8lunten tperben alIgentein beliebt
nnb folglid btllig. 8oien baben mir bon je.
Der @rSbe unb S4attiritng. 2illa 8lamen,
Der5iiglieb ioldbe, bic ms &6tb[itte idimmern,
iino auf idiparsen 9itea gang pra9tpoa.
Die Sdlfte Der ietisen Saeons baben Nebrs
lidteit nit einer srone biele babem borne
cine 1hntale &rentpe, bic 10 gebpgen Derbeit
fann, bab ite elmer llntertafie, elmer MinideI
oner ipnft GtipaS dbnLi9 febert.
@rane rnb lebernfartene Sil3biite, fdfpar5e,
eelbe, blaue tlnb beinabe gang ipeibe Gtrobs
Siite iinS in grober auaittitdt borbdnbea. e
N ASo hsNS<N k%n4s 0&s.msSn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
Ansberfanf bot 9Mneuz uno ainoer @du6et
ST rebucirte,, 9reiie,s !

grtra=feine 9amer< <@laceeittefel int Opera
and Common Sense" Stple nit ela1tiiden
Soblen bon $2.75 auf SO berabgeiebt.
Ghte Samen &ansaroos2ads sRn5pf1tiefel,
$4OO.
9onsola ugonnpn eenle" Rn5pfitiefel fit
Samen, ole 6anbsemaht, bon $3 aaf $3.50
rebu3irt.
Seine 9pnspla banb9endbte RnDpf>Gtiefel,
BITE friiber su S. berfauft ipurben, offerire1
mir bieie 8oche gu 1915.
@ana feline slacirte &ansarop nit u2onbpn
Soc & Opera 9eel" alles banbgendbt, friiber
$6, bieie gSo@e gu $4.75.
be 9erabieennsem ,,nb ttnr fir Sieiem
tptrb amf ieparatem Siiben amSseitellt.
Iitdt, 9tustpabl nnb 9reis, mas ieinals in
San Mntonto ge3eist ipurbe.
:. Sn an6pfftiefel, vOrforos" ilnb Clippers"
fir iunge Oan1en tlt,b &inber, fiibren mir nur
bas gefte nnb gu ben m6gli@ft biaigen 9reilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
adermaliser srober ansuerfaltf
bon l1nterseus fir 0ansen unS MdDAen in
Muslin unc gambrie.
8eipmberS nieOri9e Nreife In bieier
NDdbe!
9reis 9aebuftionen int 8etrase bon 80
bis 80 9ro3ettt.

9amen, bic irsenb Gttpas in bieier grar4e
aStbis baben, biirfen Bolfion's @peeial-
auspertatf su rebucirtea 9reiien ni8t pers
febIea.
9lae @aaren auf befimmten 2as
bentii den itnb gu befonbere,s ftarfres
bucirten 4reiien martirt, bic ieSo4
nur fiir bieie @ome geIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
Grnabeiaenfbnms llebertraaunaest

GrmuOeiaemtbunts llebertra9unaem.
Sec. s. s. Smith an @ep. 5. RaI.
teper, Stlf 2anb 3mii6en benz San
Mntonio @iber unb 0em San pebro
@reef. $1,000.
MatbiIbe BieI unb Mnbere an WiI.
bslm giel, $50 Nder on ber 6alaoo.
81. 500.
Sames 8. unb Grant 8. 8el an
@ilbeIm Reufsr. @runbFhG an @ros
dets5ttaBe. $3I,00
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
Gin garantit:eS Wfittel AeAen bic
E5rfnne.

gBir autcrifiren ben anse3eisteu Npptbefer, Sbueu
Or. nss Menes 6eilmittel seSen G&minbluibt, Gus
ten uno Grfdltuns au fplsenbe 8ebtn9una su peefan=
bieleS Ntttel ben Nnweuneen entipre&enb sebrau6eu
peaen, tnbem Sie e8 einsebe1b prcbiren, unb menh
STE bann feline 8efieruus burm bafieIbe perlpiren,
oann i9tden Sic bic TIaIhe 3uriH nnb sic uerhen
Sbr @elh Surfid betcmmen, 9Btr ma@en bies GuaebDt
tn Splse Der srpBarttsen GrfpIge, neIme nies itel
bet Der lestidhrigen @rtppen Gptbemfe aufsumeileu
baS MitteI nt9t sebplfen bate. MR6n MADE etnen
Werlnd. Prpbefdf9en fret Bet Drets, TbcnlpSoH s
60. 0rcBe SIafAen so Gents unb 81 100.
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gsaaIsnS glrutca.@aIbe

Die bette Galbe Der BeIt fiir G6nttie.
0uetl9angen, gef@piire, 6ieber. nnb 0ants
ausi9lag. Gle@te, geiprunsene Sdnbe, Brpli-
bralen anS ale Sauttranfbetteu tarirt Gas
u.orrtoiSen cber feine 4e3abtmngs D6IIiee
Satisfaction garautirt O0er bas Sch mifb
lariidsritattet. rs Gents Bic S@a&teI. Bum
Bsrtauf IN allen 9potheIen. Dreib, fboub.
fon & Co.. @bolefaIe.
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ben. Sbrs 3immer Hrb bertit, penn

Sd baute! fisI @uRao ein. Sd bin
nidt i'm geriueiieu ermHbet, unb i'm
@runbe babe itb ale urfaGe, Sentins
unb 2ompanie bantbar 3u iein, bnB He
mir 6as 9ergnfgen beridaTen, Sbnen
SefeufGott leiiien su biirfen.
(Gortfeknng foIat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23

3ie9ler'S all9enteim befamnte 9nGpf4
f@mbe 81 foI9enoen be6emtem6 reSm=
5irtem @retfen:
@rfe 9antpicc Damett. .&n5pfftiefel Opera
Heel and toe) nit elaftiiben @obIen, friiber
$3.50, iett So.
Danen (n8aufeupbait'O Dongola 2ads
1ttefel, friiber So, iett $2.75.
Oben aasefiibrte @reiic finS tplrfli
Nerfaaf beitimnnt. 9te 8emamnte 0Gaa
1niere Nlstpobl in arssel9nittenen leids
ten S4uben unb Damer>Slippers, ipormnter
iitt quite unb febr feine ,,Orforb umb Gbeo
befinSen, iibertrifft Aues in 8e3us ailf Aua>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
Gin toat6erbareS @ebrGm9e TIM
g6bnb= =0epArtentettt.

Sb mir bier bei@dftist iinS, frast Sbr
Yum, oas iolten mir tpobl rteineu. @ut,
Hadrtdten tpanSern f9neuer ais i@leate.
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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-10-02

tie old woman of SO years. She is kind
friend of the poor and at irregular inter-
walls gives them what she calls "copy-
right dinners" from the proceeds of her
books.
The widow of Joseph X. Emmett has a
snug fortune and good health, and pro-
poses to live in Albany. She has still a
live interest in theatrical affairs and has
witnessed several performances since the
death of her husband.
Miss Florence Bascom will enter Johns
Hopkins university at the beginning OF
the current year. She will enter the de-
partment of geology and will give special
attention to Photography. Miss Bascom
is daughter of Rev. John Bascom, late
president of Wisconsin university.
DR.. Paulina Mason, of Toledo, Ohio,
practices medicine still at the age of 10.
Her grandfather was the Chevalier
Reauffanoff, a personal friend of Gear
Alexander 1. The chevalier was school
mate, his granddaughter says, of Won
Moltke, and afterward actually occupied
the post of tutor to "the silent man"
When she married a son of Gov. Mason
of Michigan, Miss Reauff became a resi-
dent of Detroit and entertained great
deal President William Henry Harri-
son was often the guest of her husband.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-10-02
MILLINERY.

The small bonnet which fits closely to
the head promises again to become
popular. 1t is becoming alike to young
and old, and it does not, like the toque
which has been worn so much recently,
tend to spring up off the head at an I'M
comfortable angle. The small bonnet
fits the head securely. The new toques
which remain have full soft crowns, and
are trimmed quite high at the back.
This dainty little hat is trimmed with
spangled black-and-gold net. The
coronet and butterfly on the crown are
of fine cut jet, and the strings and bow
are of black velvet. Green is one of the
chief colors shown on the color card OF
the Paris syndicate of milliners. The
delicate shades of green which combine
with the golden brown and drab colors
that are used for fall and winter cos
tunes, are most popular. Thus, the
new green's will be used as accessory
colors in millinery where other colors
predominant, rather than as the pre-
dominant shade itself. Orchid pinks
and coral pinks and salmon shades are
again shown. Yellow is shown in a
number of shades ranging from orange
to the pale Spanish yellow, which will
be used with black lace and jet. Bright
coquelicot red is again introduced as a
relief to other colors. The new blues
are all in cold tones. Metal blue and
telegrdphe are new shades. Russian
blue is color of the bluet order.
Smooth felt hats, with brim simply
rebound with ribbon, and trimmed with
a twist of velvet and lace or of spangled
galloon, is the first choice for autumn.
There are, also, many little bonnets
made up of cloth to match the tailor
costume. The cloth in such cases is
fitted smoothly over the bonnet frame,
and a border of velvet or spangled
galloon in a harmOnlZing color finishes
the edge, and the bonnet is completed
by trimmings of jet or feathers Fancy
feathers have again been introduced, but
the tendency is towards the use of
ostrich tips in preference to any other
trimmings. Velvet is used in ribbons,
and by the piece, and is mixed with
spangled gauzes, nets and the lightest
laces. There are even flowers made of
velvet, which are preferred to the more
natural French flowers. Helena ROloe
in GOOd HOuSpbeeDinO
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-10-02
CHILDREN EASILY AMUSED.

st is curious says Colonel Clawtrap,
show easily the children are amused.
We have at our suburban home small
vegetable garden, in which we raise all
the vegetables that we need during the
season. This garden is a source of great
delight to us. 1t is wonderful what a
difference there is between fresh vegeta-
bles and those that have been carted
about for two or three days. Take for
example, the cucumber. Stale, it is
scarcely worth eating; but picked in the
early morning and eaten when it is cool
and crisp, the cucumber is a sort of
vegetable champagne.
"At the family table l have given full
and frequent expression to my views on
fresh vegetables, and the children have
now for some reason come to regard
them with certain degree of levity.
This year they planted little garden of
their own which has seemed to afford
them considerable pleasure. They have
raised few radishes and other vege-
tables that are easily cultivated. One
night at dinner l found at my plate a
white dish containing one radish.
"'We thought, papa said Maud,
that you would like to eat something
that came out of our garden
" so l would, said, and as tasted
the radish l added: How easy it is to
tell vegetable that is really fresh. You
can fairly smell the odor of the earth
about it
''This set Maud and Clarence wild.
They pranced about like young Indians
and laughed until they couldn't laugh
any more. Then Maud gasped out:
"'Why, papa mamma bought that of
a vegetable man a week ago, and it's
been in The refrigerator ever since!'
'Then the children exploded again.
and even Mrs. Clawtrap smiled"
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-10-02
REECaER's FIRST sERM6N.

During this time, was al aunt in
Northbridge, Mass, resting after a long
session of teaching, and Mr. Beecher
came there during this visit 70 teach for
the first time through a vacation, says
Mrs. Beecher IN the October LGdieS'
Home Journal. And here, where he
taught his first school, he also preached
his first sermon. Evening service was
being held III the little, old school-house
where he taught, and the villagers had
requested Mr.. BeeCher To take charge Of
it for that evening. At iirsv he was sur
prised, but he quickly collected himself
and consented to preach. How well
remember the look of urprise-almost
SCORPION some faces, when he-this lad
of seventeen-rose to address them.
Some thought it Il farce until he beEaa
to speak. Then, attention came levelled
at him, and for nearly an hour scarcely
any one in the audience moved in his
scat. The sermon Was an earnest one,
simple, ye5 eloquent. Not once did he
hesitate for Il single wcHd. Sentence
followed sentence as smoothly as if they
were uttered by 1 minister If lo.g cXpc-
rence. Never did he in Plymouth pull
pit, OF on any orher platform, hUid an
audience more ANY ndeI lis coprro', so
thoroughly speIl-bouud--than in ibis,
his first etiGrL.