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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
Grfrenlide Sotidait fiir QanOreuter.
Neue oeutfAe 3plpmie.

Sn Nnerfennung bes 6leiBes, Der
Nusbauer, Der Si6tteteit unb bss ebs
renDertben Characters Der beuti9en
5armet, bat bic 8an Nranias 2ano &
Smmigratton gompasnie, tpeI9e einen
grDBen Sbeil Der negen ibrer groBen
Jru6tbarteit unb ibres angenebmen
unb seiunben &limas befaunten st.
CHARLES 9al6iniel" befbt, bei9lpKen,
biefes ausBe5eihnete 2anb nit beuti9en
gauern unb Sbf3i6tern gu eoIonis
1ten. Oieies 2anb liegt in Nranias
GouniD, Seras, an Der Suite bes meris
fanii9en @olfes.
Ser 8ooen 1T nit 5anb unb 3ers
iebten Geemui9eln gemii@t, baber
lei6t gu bearbeiten, auBerbem bat er
ben groBen 8oraug Der unterbeD6Re'
rung. Sas &e9enmaHer bleibt ni6t In
Pfiben teben, langiam perounienb
uno ben 8oben iauerno, tpie bas in 10
man9en @egenben Der Sal 1T, ionbern
es 5iebt bur9 ben Ioderen 8oben uno
nereinigt fi9 nit benz lberaa unter Der
Oberfd6e nur tpenige SUB iief au fins
benben Waher; in Solse beHen tit Der
8oben tpenige 3ou inter ber Obers
fiddle INNER feu1t, ielbit in ben trpdens
ten Sabren unb eignet i6 beBbalb 10
oortreffi6 ftr Semitic unb Sbfbau.
@s giebt fein 2anb auf ber Welt, 100
Der Wein md6It nie bier, unb er reift
mebr ols eiuen MOuat fraber, als in
@alifornien.
@s finb iGon einise 9eutI9e bier,
lnter anberen Grip 3immefmanu, mel.
der friber auf Der Stats : Nderbaus
i@ule nabe 8rDan als @drtner ans
se1elt mar.
STR Sagblieber unb Slider lit es
bas refine parabies. @s 1T bier cine
CUTE @elsgenbeit fur einen @eiddftss
mann, UNI einen fleinen Gauflaben,
berbunben nit 8aubplabanbel, onaus
fangen, bic Sompagnie wirb ben @tOre
bauen Iafen.
Was bos 2anb 10 empfeblenspertb
ma9t fur bisberige &enter, TT, baB bic
Gompa9nie ben 9euti6en 10 eiinitige
Gaufbeoingungen felt, He brauden
ndmli6 6as erfte Sabr teinen Sent Gelb
o~nsu5ablen, aber mh1en fi@ foglei6 arts
febeln unb einen She'll hires ~gepdblten
2anbes bebauen. @s tpirb nur on
wirtlide NniebIer, aber ni6t
an S%peeulanten Derfauft. 9eutf6e
Derben in ieber Beaiebung b%eboraugt.
Die &ompagate bat 9errn 9ouis
s. Sra5I, tpeI9er In Mranias paB
(friber &odport geuannt) cine Npoz
tbete beibt, als ibreu beuti@en 49enten
ernanat fiir ben 8erfauf ibrer 2dnbez
reien unb miro berielbe germ bereit iein,
aue N~nfragen au beantporten, unb bie=
ienigen, tpel@e fommen unb f6 bas
2ano anieben polen, bon Nranias BoB
aus fret bortbin 5u fibren.
@fan perfeble bieie @elegeubeit ni6t,
~beion6ers ba bas 2anb in Der Ndbe BIS
ftinftigen Siefmafer 9afens Mranlas
paB lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
Manbra's 9ampf.9nferei.

Gin i66ner Bepeis bafar, baB bic
auftrebcnbe Snouftrie San Wntonio's
aud auBerbalb = unb lelb3 Eber bic
2anbessreuaen binaus = Qnertennun9
finbet, 1T bic bebeutenbe 8efteuung,
tpel1e biefer Sage bic 9ampf Ghferei
bes 6errn @eo. Manbrp erbielt.
Sic erbieIt pon Der Brauerei in
Wouterep. Merifo. ben Nuftrag our
2ieferung bon 40 gr0Ben 8otti6en
("Tanks''), bic 3 big 5000 @aQoneu
fafen unb bon 40 8ottiden, neI9e
1000 @aQouea fafen. Die 2ieferun9
muB big gum L. September fertig iein,
unb Elm Specials3ug bon IA Gradt.
Wag9ons mirb n6tbig iein. um bic
8ottlde nod Monterep gu bef0rbern.
Die 2%ieferung reprdfentirt einen Wertb
BON $40, 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15

umI9lieBt, elmer groBen Rrie9sF Hottie ols
f1erer @ammeIplab bienen fam.
Dem frona6fiden 8oti9after in @prs
f%tautinapeI, fOuie Dem rufti6en, lit
bic offcieae Mittheilung Der betrehens
ben @puiulu auf NptileHe bon Der Be-
fbergreifung Der Snfd bur9 bic eng
Idnber su%geganeen, ioUie bic Mfelbuug,
baB bie @nsIdnDer nidt muir @igri tart
hefeHi9ten, fonbern baB ibr @ef@Daber
be ltebenb aug IL 9anonenbpoten, ses
g~entpdrtlg i'm 8eg~iffe itebe, bic gan3e
groBs Snfel nit einem bi3ten Sran3e
BON SprrebOs au umgebea.
Die Na1rt9t BON hieiem aftiben Gins
greifen Der gHsldaber in bic bur@ GuBz
Lamb reu angeregte SaroaaeQenzGrag
bat felbtbert6nbli9 LIBERAL 1T gu.
ropa gang euorn1es Nafieben uno grobe
8etir3ung erre9t. s@as NUM-" 1T Die
Grage, bic auf Mler 2ippen f6webt.
Memanb tann haran 5ueifeln, bab
es fi9 bier I'M, Elm politii6es @rei9niE
erifen &an9es banoelt, be1en COME
quen3sn fid b~orldufig noD gor ni6t
abieben loHen.
So unerpartet idnel bieie nbewafs
nete Ssnterpention" Gnglanbs aber aud
fam, 10 tnb bur6 bieielbe fur bic Wehz
md6te betrd9tli6e 0oytbeile eraielt
uorbea. @nstanb bdlt nunmehr ben
59lhNel au ben Daroanellen in ben
66nben unb fann bic meitere @ntmid.
lung Der Diuge nit 9eelenrube OBJ
tparten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
Snuotuurnt.

Mer an 8anbmurm leibet. fenbe FL,
mein &abital Mittel. Seine
6ungertur erfOrberli6. Mein Mittel
III lei9t gu nebmen, ielbf fir 3inber,
uno i6mddt ni@t ben 96rper. GO
rantie fur @rfOlg. preis $3.50. @lei6.
aeitis berlenbe i'd bos bertibmte Seras
uniDerial 0eilpFaiter, 9ibneruugen'
unb Warsenpfafter, Catarrh Snuff
Pile Ointment, fuuie mein unfeblbares
Neuralgta Eminent. 4brehe:
%. Sell, Aufin, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
u. s. garis. s. N. &otsUea,
PARIS &

pbotograpbif9es @telier,
No. IL uno IL Weits@ ommeree gtraBe,
Sun Nntonio. Die a%lerneueiten Gen.
req in photographer fein ausgefibrt,
ebenfo elegant menn ni@t better, tpis
irgenb mel9e i'm 9taate. 2ebenssroBe
@rapon pOrtraits unb ale Arten Dor
8ergr6Berunsen. @ebt Cure 8ilbel
ni9t Gremben, tim tie bergr6Bern 81
laKen, tpenn bic Nrbeit bier BON ber'
antmortliden Ganitlern our bollen gu
frieoenbeit ausgefhbrt neroen fam,
Wir lieferu nur Arbeit er}ter Giahe ab.
Nntt9ten pDn @ebdubeu merben auf.
genommen unb ale Wuftrd9e auberbaIt
benz Ntelter prompt beiorgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15

Berfin's MinbmabIem unb gum.
pen unb WaKer 8ebdlter au niebrigeu
Breifen 81 haben Lei sc. S. 6of'
bein5 am Militdr pla3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
Sic 20 o d e.

es f1 bel ben Mablen nur um innere
etaa.s. Nnselegenbeiten, ni6t aber UNI
Notior. alpoIitit banbelt, reip. banoeln
fo1, 10 erregen bod bic betrehenben Elm.
aelnen Moblen eine melt iber oeienGrsns
3en biuausrei@enoes SntereRe. Das
meifte Snterei5e BON btefen Wablen er'
reser bieienissn bon Nep Oort, Sbio,
Soma unD peuniplpanieu. Ser Mus.
faa bieier @abIen mirb ni6t nur bic
Nationalplatfprm btiber Parteien be,
einfluHen, foabern au9 einen uefent>
li1en GinHuB OUT bic Iusmabl Der
prdfibentf1afts &an6ioater ausiben.
SIN siaate Nem Nort baben beibe
Yarttien bereits lire &onbentiouen ab>
gebalten. Bon ben bret Daupttanbi,
baten Der republifanifhen partei fur
bas Mnt bes 5taatsgouuerneurs, Dem
YrofeHor Mnbretp Mbite (ber ou6
mebrere Sabre ome,ifanii6er @eiaubs
ter am Berliner pofe par), benz made,
rem beuti6en grs Mapor bon Bufalo,
9errn Bbilipp 8eder. uub benz bonn
prdfbenten erf fiir3li6 gum 3oQs nn6
9afento0etter BON Stem NorI ernanu.
ten S. g. 5affett, trug leBterer bic SEQ.
mination babon. 90 fi9 ole @lemente
Der paitei germ gu feiner uuterfttBung
ges.n.s., " 81 my. VIZ W. s.anutoI'
Ssi''uaes.Is ~ ualSulal,
lsn. Uuls. W. poa os'ai Sa.ar aao
eaW asa Gnu saMs. usu,IWsl or.
ga..@lle uao ~ :. ls'ae
S,au.sh ~ Dsl u,len 1.elsn.aua %eI.
uuueaDs. yu.. yuusu ~ CIV
ea.lw'epsasI Val.!loa.y.aan ane oet
SE9 yaneIls psu.e1 ello 0alauI gIH.
eeb u'e lepaSlltu.Ilgs f9lls. pcs
S!ao!es 2tsu gutt 1M Uans !gles S!es
gss slas 0aal.Ips DsIegaIIOH y seaS
Msr @sSs,,t"r hos &; ~ fana ST. W;s,son.
Ss, .r,s;ssIhast Ss;n NV n,a;s sas"Sas
Isi atoro r 4 ms.n s Ma.ss 0; NV vss m Das
sMfon M; hs.' m 0S gy.sS Dsm I
I'm Is rassa, IL ~ atrsne n;Ht
49, Smsa.,A1a5an M7o ao''g 5SI;. s'y.
w., uup oa.n. Iy g
sa, x.n oss WV. H;a m, Sssl,lu
aron'S .r.s SrrMta.,.. d. 49, W.
f,os;sa,e Gtnotsioun' st;Dn NV W, Ds mspn
Wdbrer es 3uerft ben Naf9ein bate, aIs
Oh Mospel g. Glower ilominirt tuers
ben tpir5e, III es iebt trabr1me.nliGer,
baB man auf Sil ais Banaetirdger Der
partei surttdgreifen ipirb, ura bic bro.
6enbe Gpaltuna au perbhtsn. bic burn
SIouers Domination unpermeiblid Qe,
tporbeu tudre.
Su ObiD 6abeu bic 4epubIifouer
WcQinIen. ben urheber Ser ueueu
Observation-Disclosures als @~ouberneurs=
Ranbibaten ~aufaefelt. Ser Gtaats.
WabI!ambf in Obio tpirb biesmaI bon.
ifdn0ia auf benz Boben nationaIer
tissues ausgefoMten tperben. Don
qIaubt, boB WeQ!nlen ben apeiteu
DIob auf benz prdRoentfdofts Sidet
erbalten utrb, tpenu CT in Der Gou.
perueursWabI feat. Ssm um%oefebrteu
SaDe tpirbe bermuthiid fein @eouef
Campbell oils gice ! Yrdabentfhoftss
Ranbinat ouf benz bemofrati1den Sidet
BON 1852 fiauriren.
Wos bic GtoQtsuohl In Soma ou<
Tnuot. IN in |elbf nm rehnhIifnni5eeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
Ans ct. Qepnarn 6ptel

1T INNER nod am alien Orte, am
Main pla3a, San Antonio, ofsn. Sns
nerbalb Der leBten Feben Sabre baben
feline gigentbtimers pber 8erpaltungs'
We9iel ffattgefunben.
Die &aten oes 9otels tnb b~ieielben
tpie friiber; $3.50 fir Soppels unb 50
fur einselne 3immer, nit &ebuftiOn
bel Der Wo9e. 9ie 9euti9ea nit ibs
rem 6amilien perben i'm st. 2eonaro"
elm reinlides, biibi6es 9Otel finben mil
unibertreffli9em Sid.
pb. g. 2ounbsbern
31,11,1iw @igentbtmer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
Sic bette @e1e8enbeit, gum @eidj1ftS.
mann att89ebil0et an tperoeu.

9te ein3ige 0anbeIs Wtabemie i'm
State Seras, welde man als cine
Nnftalt eriter GlaKe beaei6nen fam, 1T
obne Grage bos biefi9e "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbren Nnipru9 auf
etne fold bobe unb %beionbere 5te0ung
fam bieie Nnftalt auf lire ipitematif9e
gintbeiluns ber peri@iebenen Separtes
ments, bic ale unter Der 2eitung er.
fabrener uno tiidtiger 2ebrer Iiegen,
bafren. &ei9 iluftrirte Gatalose tpers
ben auf Munf9 LIBERAL bin frei pers
laubt. %. s. 3 d m a n, Oirettor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
aatarrb san,s ,etdt furirt ,ueroem

burd IpfaIe Npplifationer. ba tie ben Sit Ter
&ranfbeit ntdt errei9en f0nnen. &atarrb lit
cine 8Iut, ODER Contributions Sranfbeit, unb
UNI ite gu beilsn, mil t Sbr inaerli@e Seilmittel
netmen. pans 8atarrb : Sur pirO einse.
nOmmen unb pirtt brett auf Oas Slut unb bic
f@leimise 0berFa6e. Sars 8atasrb' Rnr 1T
sSa5ren BON einem Der bsiea asrste bieies aan.
bes berprbuet une III elm reselmabiseS @ecept.
Sic beaebt ans ben beHen befannten Sonica,
bsrbnnber init ZEN beiten Blutreinisnnssmit'
teIn, bic brett auf bic S9leimoberf ade ipirs
fen. Ste boItommene 8erbinOung ter apei
8etau btbeile 1T es, was fold punoerbole &e'
fultate BET Der Seiluns bon 8atarrb bsrbor.
brinst. 9abt Gud 3eusniie umionf f9iden.
3. S. Gbsneb & Co.. Gisentblmer, So
lebo, D. 8erfauft bon Gpotbefern, &reis Is Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15

sas~ Die ausgesei6ueten % e +.
Garben.p ortraits angefertigt
BON ber Girma Baris 6 Rotbs
nell, fnb speifelos bic befteH unb
tunftsere@teifen bic ie i'm Staate ges
aeist puroen. Sober, Der auf bieie
Meiie pbotrgrapbf@e Mufnabmen Ders
gr6Bert baben min, Der befu6e infer
Mtelier go. Ii unb Is Wefs@ o ms
merce StraBe, unb befi6tise
bieIe Nrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
9eut5de Sob Office.

Deuti6e, fopie enslii6e Druid Mr,
beiter perben prompt unb biaig bets
fertigt BON Sobn 59ptt, Np. Z
Noro prefas 5trae. Nuftrdge
Drrl auBerbalb erbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15
&. 8. collins misunderstanding

ls ~. VuHIuD
Co., SO. l, 3, 5 unb Z Ofs 6outons
StraBe, bat bic gr6Bte Nusmabl In
Minbs, pferbefrafts, 9ampfs unb
SANDS umpen aler Dirt unb boraiigs
li6fter 2onitruftion; MoRer &6bren
a0er Nrt 9ebft 3ubeb6r I'M @roBs uub
Rleinbanbei. 6pbraulii6e aammen
uub MinbmibIen aler @r6Beu gum
BUMPER unb Mablen fino bort gu ba.
ben ober tperbeu auf 8efelung beiorst.
@ruBe Nusmabl In allen Nrtifeln unb
bilige preife bel gebiesenfer Nuss
fiihrunQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-15

- &. s. 9ofbeins an Mlili.
tdr plaaa bat boufdnbige Sins, prei'
len unb ioniiee notwithstanding
Mai9inen unb @erdtbe itets borrdtbig.
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
Sky-Hi.hNM Mining.

C. c. Rees, Of Tucson, Arizona. pro-
poses to go on mining expedition II
balloon A rich blanket ledge IS known
to exist in the face OF cliff in Cataract
CANYON, 1900 fec. above the bed OF tae
Colorado, AMI IS not accessible by ropes
lowered from above. 50 Mr.. Rees viii
go up in big anchored balloon AMI
try to hold himself steady against the IN
teresiing spot until he eau dig lois-
nent in the cliff the balloon Will come
in handy after that iu4goir. to an from
work. 1t is proposed to have the aerial
car built in seven or eight compartments.
each one of which Will have sufficient
buoyancy TO sustain the basket aad
mans weight Taen, il there is to ar
dent contact Detwesn the balloon Al
the cliff and one OF more .: the conpart-
ments are broken, Mr.. kees nee! no.
necessarily play tie finnp.y DanptS
ac..-IA@tc YORK JosarRlt
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
A Curious Missile.

\ curious missile was recently cut out
OF tie limb Of prominent citizen Of
Mount Sterling, Ala, who was wounded
in that member in the first battle of Ma
nassas. The citizen. MAJOR James Nor
risoa, Las suffered from periodical break
ng out of the wound, which was situated
III the calf. but, though probed-. for
several times, all attempts to find the ball
proved unsuccessful. On last Friday, how
ever, the doctors succeeded in discovering
and removing the irritating body, when
It was found to be no bullet, but small
gold button. This was cleaned and was
found to be inscribed with the legend
e. to 4. Mizpah.' in small German
lettering.
The button is perfectly round and
about the size of buckshot, having a
small link attached, by which it was
caught to a garment or watch chain, ON
which it was in all probability worn as
charm In all likelihood it was hastily
crammed into the owners musket when
oat dI ammunition and in an emergency.
Major Morrison naturally prizes this
nlelnento which he has carried for thirty
one years, but says he will return it to
the man who fred it if be still lives and
can relate the circumstances under which
be made use of 1t, which circumstaE ces
were such as to impress the Major, and
cannot have tailed to have remained in
the mind Of his assailant.
The button was in all probability the
loving gift of some fair young sweetheart
II faithful wife to her beloved boy in
blue, who will be glad to recover the
pretty tritic, which is none the worse for
is long hiding in the Majors leg, though
the latter IS decidedly the better for its
removal, and is rapidly healing since the
operation. Philadelphia Times.
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07

renoer emotion, ana that great pyramid
seemed TO be humanized and with lips OF
stone 1t seemei to speak and cry out:
Hear me. man, mortal and immortal!
Ny voice IS the voice OF God He designed
me. Isaiah said would be a sign and
witness. / saw Moses when be was a lad
| witnessed the long procession Of the Is
raelites as they started to cross the Red Sea
and Pharaoh's hos. in pursuit Of them.
The falcons and the eagles Of many CEN
turtles have brushed my brow. stool
here when Cleopatfa's beree lendai with her
sorceries, and Hypa,ia for her virtues was
siam III yonder streets. Alexander the
proportions. Herodotus aud Pliny sounded
my praise | am old, am very old For
thousands OF years | have watched the com
ing anu gong Of generations. They tarry
only little while. but they make everlast-
ing Impression. | bear On Eiy sid. thssmark
Of the rrowe! AMI chisel Of those who more
than four thousand years ago expired. B.
GO VIII last long after you are dead!
II YOU would be aifectionately re-
TneUbered after you are gone. trust
rot 70 any earthly commemoration.
have not one word to say about
any astronomer who studied the heavens
from lny heights. or any king who was sep
ulcnered IN my bosom. am slowly passing
away. au dying pyramid. / shall yet
lie Gown ia the dust of the plain. and the
sands OF the des ert shall cover me, or when
Tie earth goes | will go But you ars inn
mortal The feet with which you climbed
my sides to-day will turn 10 dust but you
lave souu rnar Wall outlasr me aud all my
brotherhood Of pyramids. Live for eternity
Live Tor God With the shadows Of the
evening now falling from my side. pro-
nounce upon you a benediction. Take it
with you across the Mediterranean. Take it
with You across the Atlantic God only is
-yrea, Let all the earth keep silence before
Him : -An.en.
And then the iIps Of granite hushed, and
the great giant OF masonry wrapped himself
again in the silence OF ages. and as l rode
away III the gathering twilight, this course
of sermons was projected, ]
Mondrous Egypt. Land OF snc.en. ponp aud
PRIDE,
Where Beauty wsizs By toary Runs site,
h-re silently reigns and still the smile.
AuG ro!ls-rich gift OF God-s4naus.less Nile.
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
Misunderstanding.

y -rca. deal Of unhappiness in home
i.e c3nes from misunderstanding the
people one lives with Each Of US is
more o. les affected by the personal i'm
pres, ~ Of a Conversation, incident, or
ep9 -. TIE way it strikes Us is very
ap, - push 4aile oat Of sight the way
i ia..y strike another In consequence
we In.s.aterprct moods or attribute to
our kindred motives which have never
occurred u them. The luiet manner is
:a,ea > meau irritation when it is sim
ldy' "e..v:ueSs. or impulsive speech is
supposed 10 spring from anger, when il
may have is origin from embarrassment
q lcd;se.e.ion. Al all events life would
1t aoo.aeT IN many home If every body
EyeIll eElc4vor . understand his or her
l.el4Abor III the home, and If everybody
lcr taken az the best aud not st the
wsrSt valuation - Detroit Free Press.
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
An Independent Empress.

When the present Dowaye, Empress
OF Germany first arrived in Berlin the
stiff and sta.ched Old doTayers OF tae
Prussian court took great ode1sc because
the wife OF the!- future sovereign ias.ste /
upon no. calling upon her lady in wait
ing to perform any li...e service 70, he7,
such as picxin, up her gloves o. hlad
kerchef if she le: them fall, o. brinyin 2
her a book from shelf o. ta5,c al ths
other side Of the rom.
The Princess Ppya, o. El-'l1i hal
never b:ea az ;lston; y sIcA to... iu-
action a1i she dil no. s:e wny sn.
should b, compelled to p7ac.ic: /. wacn
she bec.ne CroSn Princess o. Prussia
Final!7 she b-ol, "a. 4 ,Ga ol her head q
share remons,raac: from some hau gnt J
old countess, wa1 discover. hc5 ia tn.
act Of earring a ca: a.c)s. her d.4S-
lng-room.
"Highue,s, quo:l IA; severe OIL
ia ne, "the future 4Iecn o. P.t4s..a 1:,-.
does such t4tn5, a. thi.
III: princes Sc. dova tAc clai. al
looked the sp.aie' fuI! Ia tls eyc,.
''Ng mota:r, the Qle:u Rcgut1. o
Great R7i.tlo, wai.- u,,l h:.,e.t 4
ways, r.y.!e t4: p.ln::,s, ..l1i WAX,
sue Is ~. Is., u: / - 4, "a: Go VA Pclu.
ccs. D. PfIs,.s ma certainly in .at.
witho4s der, 5a.ioa 10 h:. digni:y. y
BIZ to-, Ee1c,n.
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07

Tie E linbar5h evening papers have
trained service Of carrier pigeons tor use
at race meetings, football or cricket
matches shooting competitions, ETC., and
iu oat of the-way districts where there
is no telegraph or telephone within easy
reach they are often very useful.
They are housed in quarters specially
erected for them on the Hat roof Of the
office, the dovecote including an ingen-
ious trap arrangement and electric bell.
When Il reporter desires to use the
pigeons he leaves word the night before
with the person in charge Of them. This
is very necessary. When they are to dy
far on any particular business it is better
tlat they should be only lightly fed IN
the morning. The Rlgeons two or four,
as may be required caught In the
moraing and placed M comfortable
wicker or tin basket, like a small luaca-
con basket, with compartments. The
reporter, when be leaves -1e Office, car
ries the basket with him. He also pre-
yiigs Ain5elt with book oe fine tissue
paper, ';ijmsy and sheet Of carbon
lzed paaer. "a black. He writes hi,
report very le5ib.y AMI compac:ly, 50 as
to put Us much on a page of "hlmsy as
it wlA possibly hold Tlen he rolls the
finsy nsatly up anl attatcaes it to
the le5 of the o:r1 b. means OF "A elastic
ban. Or he may send two pages O
".iI.A ), one on e.@.. leS. The pigeon
beng recessed, makes str2i ynt for hone
= / .a.es- Uenl1crIt
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07

-ftt OttF
your suGcr.nss from Catarrh.
That is, if yoa 50 about it in the
right way.
There are plenty Of wrong ways,
that perhaps you've foUn1 out.
They may relieve for = time, lat
they don't cure.
Worse yet, they may drive the
disease to the lungs. You can't
afford to experiment.
But there IS right way, and
sure way, that does cure. Thou
sands Of otherwise hopeless cases
have proved it. It's with ~. Sage's
CatarrIl Remedy. By is mild.
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties, it permanently cures tho
worst chronic cases. Catarrhal
Headache, "Cold IN the Head =
everything catarrhal in Its ,latare,
is cured as if by magic.
It's way 50 s;tro that the pro-
priotors Of Dr.. Sa-c's Remedy
offer, in good faith, 500 for :
case cf Catarrh which they can
not cure
II It's sure enough for them ;o
make tic offer, lt> sure enough
for YOU to mike the trial.
They r;sl, $500. !, hat DO yoas
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
Koaert Bouur Goes u1t tninK ~.
trottlng mile will reach 2 205.
To Protect the Public

r rom fraud ana imposition, the g.H'tiR, ned
3riIe, Of Ijr. K V. Pi-Icr are now sold only
through drlx1i 81, authorized agents. IEe,
ait the cIpdDtSt nediriac, - use. as wei as
the b.st, DeCause Ia every case QOu pau Otttg
IT,. m. ~ 6t '"1t get. The money Is refunded <
they ever f.il 10 benefit or cure.
Being I'D on tbs ntctdrr plan of value
Icr,l1rd OF no pt} he prices oi the genuine
tl4lttnte,d medicines always have been, are,
aud aI,yay. " III he as follow.
Dr Pierce t,ulieu Medical Discovery the
reiucd5 for all Diseases atl-in5 from a torpid
livercr impure blood. 81 per bot title.
Dr i'iercea fi,k orlie Pre-o fiptlon tthr-reIn-
euy FOR fe!ut!a "takA-secs and decanxc-
IIIrrist, : per bottle
Dr P.erce's Pleasant Pellets tthe original
and best LIVER Pills., - Ct-. per VIA.
Dr. sage > a'a' ri !,cHcil
=, Der b title.
:,u-pic!o:4 naturally aud r.Ghttully alta hes
10 any nt.dht iAt, pIriOfttn1 To be )r.licTce :.
Wien offered Al any other ptIce. .han those
aiI,e Owen
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07

OF health and strength renewed and OF ease
and comfort follows the use OF Syrup O. Figs
as It acts in harmony with nature to effectual-
Is cleanse tho system when costlve or siiors.
For sale in 5c. and 81 bottles by a.! leaiin,
druggists
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07

Scotland contains ,nlrty towns o, moro
'l-.a lN e0e inhabitants. Seven OF these
lu.l'.e. .aoFe ,Lan 20, 900 inhabitants,
n.He is.r. fttwee4 - GOO ana ~, U0U,
and - .m4.fIu- .OugteeI have iton
u st.. Il - ,42J.