davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
unb Somatoes tiber Der Groe trdgt. @r
negnt Die paanae upotamatoe".
NusIanb,

= Sie gerllner rNational5situn9A
conItotirt, bob i'm Gieler 0afen Elm eng.
!ii6et Dampfer einsetroffen lit, BON Dem
man elaubt, oaB er 2riessmaterial an
8orb babe fir bas dilenilhe Grieas,
ldiff pBteiibente plnto", ber am Sage
suDor tn Rlel eintraf. 5oate oies Der
6al iein. baum tperben bic Dafen Be,
l0rben ben en9lliGen 9ampfsr baran
Derb,nbern, ieine Gra9t auf bas 1iles
nilde S6iff tibersulaben, ioIange es
fi6 In oeuti6ea @emd1ern beinoet.
Seutf9Ianb 1T entf6lofen, bem Ollie,
aif9en 8hrgerfrlese gesentiber b6ilig
unparieiifdD 81 bleibea.
= Sur9 anbaltenbes @egennetter
finb au9 in SiIanb bic grnte. Mus16.
ten f6iDer beeint.d6ti9t morben. Mun
nor faft tberaa i'm Bestiff. bas @e=
treble elnauernten unb in Golge bes uns
aufb6rli6en Resens ipd6ft nun oas @es
treble auf Dem 6elbe aus. Ser gra.
bifhof Malib bat elm &unoi6rsiben an
bic prieiter isiuer Sioeesfe gerihtet, in
tDelGer CT fie aufforbert, in @emeins
fbaft nit ibren @emeinben um bsEeres
aDetter au beten. 9ritt iol1es nidt
baIb ein, oann fnb 9totbfdnoe Der
fd)limmhen Nrt au erlparten.
= Jn paris tpuroe eine 6rau Som.
barb berbaftet, tpelGe beriu6t bate, ID.
rem @otten babur6 au ermorben, baB
fle linn geidmolsenes gIei in bas Obr
goB, Ddbrenb er iGIief.
- Die 9anbelsfommer bon 8atce.
Iona bat gegen ben 4ti6luB bes neaen
5anbelsbertrages smif6en Gpanien unb
ben Der. @taaten proteifirt.
- Sn 95entamas, llngarn, nurben
bier Grauen oerbaftet, bic ibre WGuner
bergiftet unb nel6e anoeren Sfrauen
gum glei9en 3mede @ift bertauft
batten.
= Na@ ben neueHen Na6rihten aug
Walparallo follen bic Nusfi1ten Dol,
maceoa's auf baIOise uuternetfung Der
@ebolution iebr gdnifis ieiu. Die 0ers
lutte Der NufitdnbiI9en in ber breit6ais
gen S9la6t bel 8alparaiio maren iebr
f9wer. Maa elaubt, baB Der entinei,
beaoe Sdlag f6On In ben nttbnen ga.
gen erfplgen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
NnsDerfati pon Hnbnlaer s9lrtifen
gu beoeatenb berabseietten Nreem.

Die Susnta4erei 1T nns ein liebseipprDenes
Sbenta. gSte ieber dltere 9(niiebler San gln=
tonios NIT Stols auf oos @adsthum unb
9eoeiben Der Staot sllriidbIift, 10 madt eS
ai's Gre'1oe OUT bieies Department gu f9auen.
fang. bat es ii5 unaufb6rli6 in 8elichtbeit
unb Hmfans ausgebebnt, bis es 6eute phne
3tpetfel bas srDbte, befterleil9tete ilnb in iez
Der sseiie bollfpminen aussefattetite @uts
n1aderoepartement bes sansen 8efens 1T.
4lles @ei4madbple, tuele6es bur9 @elb sil
erreiehen mar, tit anseidaift tporben. llebefs
baupt, ipenn man bsriifiiHtigt, oaB mir Maes
haben, nitb bab bas 8eite ae 10 aabergepb6ns
lih biaisen preiien Derfauft pirb, 10 1T es
tetnesiness aufdllis, bab bic Dainenpelt
sam slntonios @plfipns gtteberlaae ais
9auptquartier fit feine putna9erladen err
flaren.
GanS i'm @egentbeil tpunberbar tpare es,
ipenn Die Sadie iia anbers perbieIt
9ie tteueifen SHUTTER III
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
@rdf1t 8ut6.
aoman bon Gmile Grbaro.
(Eortietuno.l

~ -,
gon ufelanie tfano teln Wort IN BEN
orlefe unD geraDe 5ies betDtes HeBOtp
oaB oie 2Sunoe MOO Mot gebellt NOR
Sanee lnuBte ia ptl1en, baB Dtelanie
r@ lltonatelaug IN =. anfgebalten, obs
glel@ au1 TeBotp tbrer IN ben tur5eu
Srtefen an ben Treunb nte erDdbnl
bate.
Die uabebaglibe Stimmung, In mels
@er Der tunge Glttmeilter beute ertDad)t,
befam bur9 ben 8rief bes 6reunbes
Elm gemines Geprdge. Der geifriae
Mbenb i1loB unbefrtebigeno. ber beutts
ge Gag begaun nit elmer trhben Nahs
ridt = itnfer Greunb mar beritimmt.
Nu9 i'm Dieniie ipnl.e es nint tlap
ben, bic Offiaiere lieBea es ON Muf=
illertiamteit feblen = bic Yferbe maren
tibermiitbig.
Sn Der gabn bate fi6 ber Romntans
6eur 5u pferbe eingefunben, er mabte
ben Beoba9ter unb mari ab unb au
Bemertungeu In bic BON Gebotp ertbeils
ten Snitruftionen. gs NOR bies iein
9e9t. fosar feine pflibt, bod mar ber
Sberlf bon Gaben nitbt g,hdli9 In ieis
men ginmenbungen.
Namentli9 ma6te elm ff6ner 0oas
blut5engif unter einem iungen 0rago.
neroffi3ier Der Nbtbeilung dllerlei Mh.
be unb NeBotD tnibmete biefem ieinem
yieblingspferbe cine bef0n6ere Gore.
falt nnb Mufmertfamfeit. 9taG3em
Der fnnge Dtf3ier Nesows Sntentionen
DegriGen uno ben langen feinen 0als
0es 3Dieres, tpel9en biefes tbeils tpis
oeriDlllig. tbells tibermtitbig bod aufs
gertgtet Dlelt. ourg Sbmeiheln, Hube
uno Veouio beru1fer8earbeliet bate. 10
oaB Das PferD eben aiftng, ben 3i9el
an3uuegmsn Iao rnbige Sritte su nlas
poar IN ietne befonberen getra9tnngen
au 5le1en ulD es erfhou riobli6 laut
PIE 9o9s, t@arfe Stimme oes Oberfen
ourm Die gabn.
N1er, Nenfeildiit BON Sid erfens
ne JDr itb0aes pferb nibt tDieoer |
Der qengtt gebt ia pie cine edlafmi.
pc. 9riffe = 4rttfe! Spannen Sic
ben Dogen = 3ritte mill i9 iebenl
Der tunge lieutenant lieb fi6 bas
niWt 3Inetmol 1o9sn, penn es i1tell lbm
5MM algemelnen Sellen gan5 erooull0,
stnos sport "a ole i9nfile 4tmoipbdre
oer geuilgen Heitnunoe 5u orlnger -
saa GU sa..a, ;gug.s.au anu s'n lsess 1n'egen
S:l. Is. : gg.nlsi = aAv osI 0snsE 9ef
D'ss S S.shu. ~ nIa.I nal sIsDaIasI ge.Ie, Iupl'
.s pg ~ OsH uoslmn'p speA Spsungen
oe.ansaBI. oinB oo,,.
Se'nsn Sls eneIgrl@sH 2SloelHano
neSMeh Sle oen Sop! au1 = ianen
s!e EW niU1s 9eIaleal inpfa1fie ore
SImme oss 6OmmanOenIs melier, per
EW 9euls auHaueHo iampIoe9iert8 5efg'
's. o., m -
aFk H.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
electric Gttters.

Dieies SeiImitteI lit in nobIbefannt unb 70
pcbular oepOrben bah es faum nod beonberer
@rwabnung uebari. aae, bic es le,anls ae.
braudten. fimnen nit cin in ein Sob. Cine
reinere Webic,n giebt cs nibt, unb es wiro Ga.
rauite 9eleiffet, bae fie alIeS leiliet, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric 8ittrs beilt alle
2eioen 6er 2eber unb Der 9t,eren, es entfernt
@ei9Diire, ausfdIas. SalsIue unb anoerc
Golgen unreinen BluteB. Ga treibt bas SRA.
lorio 6ieber aus benz Saftent, beugt bemfeIben
CDR unb beiIt es fcIbff in ben Standardization
8daeu. 90 turirt Robffdmeraen, 8Iutanorauo
mad, Dem Sopfe unb Migrdue. 8cr'ute oa5
electric 8itierS Seilung wirD garaniirt ober
oas @elo suridgesahlt. 9reis per Glaide 81
Gents uno 81 in allen apotbefen. 3bolefaIe
bel Grsib, 9bompfon & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27

IS bda9t ,lns als pb Die ,8anbsau Srims
ming" in aiirse allsemeiit popular tperben
tpiirhe.
@s beitebt aus Ginen,, untsr ber 8rernpe
bes 0uteS ansebradtenl 8anbe, bas am ROpfe
an1dlieBt, ui,p iii tpieberut nit eii,ert
San,nletbonbe, Spite ODER Rrans fleiner Blu.
men iiber5pgen.
Santinet. .8lrntei, iperben allgentein beliebi
unb folsli4 btllis. Roien baber mir BON ie.
ber Gr5Be i,nb Shattiruns. 2illa 9lnmen
borsislida iol1e, bic ins &6tbliGe idimmerr
fin6 auf i6trarsen 9iiten gan; pradtpca.
Die Salfte ber ietiseu Saeons baben g(ebg,
litbfeit nit einer arone Diele baben borne
zine ibnaale &rempe, bic 10 sebpsen tuerben
fam, bab tie einer 1lntertaiie, elmer Wlu5ael
ooer ionit gtipas dbaIi9 iehen.
@raue uno, Ieoernfarbene GiI3biite, idpmarse,
gelbe, blaue ,lnb betnabe gan3 tpetBe Strebs
9iite iinb in srober anantitdt bcrbanben.
bic billiaften Yreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
Gin ipahres gsuuber=glflttel.

Uar. Sran. Suffman, ein iunser Wanu ppn 8urltns.
ION, Sste, eonitatrt, bas e untsr Der 9eRanbIuns
pcn 5pet berrprrasenben @erjten mar, bic bebe nih
I'm Stanoe aren, etne 8efierunS ieines @eiunbbeisz
sufanbes berbetsufabren, Sic erfldrten, bab er on
S4ptnbin6t little, nnb bab ibm niHt mebr 3u belfen
iubtS sSeilmttteR8u sebrouaen. Sc mar bas fapn gu
elmer 3et, alS er nift I'm Stanbe mar quer ber bic
StraBe su seben, cbne b untertpesS auswruben. Gbe
eine babe laiae sebrauG Bate, fanb er, baB
er it nett ppbler beftnbe. Gr ieste baber ben @es
bran frrt InO erfreut ii beut beS beften Bpbllens
GBer an bem gals pber ben acknowledgement letret,
made eiuen geriua bamit. gBtr s0ranttren pOue We,
frtebisuns.
prpbehaihen fret bei alien Mpptbetern. SIN gBbplez
iae Bel Dreb, Gbcmpicn & So. in Gan Gntonip, Ieg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
-
H san @
atnnkur r@n ane
NttrQftiouelt=
9eidte lluterfleiOer fit Serren !

l1nlere Ieidte,t retnipollenen 1lnterfleiber
(pemb nnb 8einfleib) fiir Mdnner gu rur 50
itne itarf in ga8Trage.
9erartige llnterfleiber in Salbrissan ,nt
Gcrne Su NUT 81. Dauerhafter stpff uns
CUTE Qrbett.
8ai6ahte idwarSe llntertleiber, bic iieh Bel
9lGen, bic aitf eleeante &Ieibuns iebei1 srober
8eliebtbeit erfreuen, gu $3.50 nnb $500 pet
9lnsug.
6arbi3e Balbrissansslnaiise anf 81 bis SO
tebuctrt.
gpslialttat: slls beIoncers beqreme unb
elesante 1lnterfleibuns empieblen tpir bie Be-
ribntten @Iaitenberrb taitteueiHten bon 9ta=
trr Bolle, peldbe bon ben aer3ten fir nod
5eiIer erfldrt iperben, als Die Sdser'ie9e sSou=
aleiSuns. 3u boben fiir n,lr $3.50 pet 9tnsug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
: Ser interuationale Goeioliiien.

- Der interuationale @oeialifiens
SOngreB in 8rhiiel 1T iebt beenSet trors
ben. Ser GonsreB nabm einen Bez
ffluB frr bic oollitdnbise @lei9bered.
tisuns beiber @efdledter On unb fors
oerte bic aufbebuue aler 5oaberge
ieBe far Jrauen. Gin an!rag oer f,on.
5Oliiben 0elegaien. bic Wfaitagsfeier
NIT einer o8erperrliduug bes Gtiebens"
3u pertinben, Duroe ubgeIshut unb es
pu'be beidliOHen, es beim 4llen su Iafs
len; ndmlth ole MoiFeier als cine De,
monltrailOn fur ben NGtitunoentag ats
8ubalten.
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8udleus Mrnsca.aalhe

Die bette saIbe Der 8elt fiji S4attte
0ueti6uagea, @sfdpiirei Gteber- uub Sapt'
dusfhIa9, iFIebtt, gefprunaene Sdnbs, tSrsf.
6raIsu unb aae SeuttrGntbetten furirt 96'
unrthnioeu ODER teiue geaatlaug 9alIiet
Satisfortiou oaraatirt ooer bos 6elb Dtrf
trriiGeffdttst IS Gents bic S&aGteI. 3un
@ertauf In allen apotSeien Greib, 3bomp.
fpn &c 60. NkoIefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
unter @pQeoe EN-.

Grfter S6auipieler: vNa boben Sic
bet,m genefi5 mos 'rausgefhlagen 2"
3melter SdauipieIer: So, benz
Gireftor brei 3dbnel"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
anBeror0entlide gfobttdten bieie
ISOLDE !!

Die iteieiten Moben in ieibenen uab tpollene1t
aleiberitoffen, ioipie in 8aidftoffen
mitD ettpa rs bDd)eleaamte tm1prtirte
bDd1mDoerne WpSea Gapben,
BON benen itidbt stuet einanber sleiA finb, i'm
Hret5e bon nur $13 bis 500.
glegante CONNER Seibe, seftreift, carrirt
nrb 19I1ht in alien Sarbeit, ionit 3n 45, SO
rnb SO Gents bic Darb, in btefer Us 0 de
5u!nMr 35 Gents bie Narb.
unier 9ager an Baicbftnffen tit 10 grob unb
oie Utnnnigfalti9feit berfelben iit eine 70
grpbe, oaB eitle genane 8efdreibuns ber5eIbe,t
bieI au tpeit fiibrer fpiirbe.
gir fitbren anf Eager alle bic seiuhteiten
Arten bon gana, Srsanbie, 3epbbr ac. &c. ir1
4Sretle bon 10 Bis so Gents per garb.
gpecial Rreiie fiir Siefe gSOhe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
Gin lpunberbares @ebr1uae TIM
gd)mb=9epartemcitt.

Sb mir bier belbdftist 1inb, fragt SIR
Stun, bas Ipllten mir tppbl metnen. @llte
Ra6ri6ten tpanbern idneller ais ldle6te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
8eionbers mtebrige 9reife tn Steiet
QSpbel
9reis Rebuttionen int 8etrage BON 80
bis so grp3eitt.

Damem. bic irsenb g.ipas 1t, D,eier 8ranAe
n1tbis baben, biirfsn 8pIfiDn's Spectal-
9(usperfauf sa rebucirten Nreifen nidt pers
feblen.
9lne @aaren anf befftmmten Sas
bentif den finb su beipnberen, fart res
bucirten greiien marfirt, sic jebph
MIR fir bie1e 8ode selten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
Oben aagefitbrte HTeiie iinb tuirfli
Werfanf beftfmunt. Sic geaamntc @aa

l1niere @uspabl tn ouseei6nittenen leihs
ten S6nhen unb Damen.Slippers, tpprlinter
ltd quite anb isbr feline ySrfprb unb Sbcp
Stes" uSolib Comfort 8; Opera Slippers"
beftfSen, ubertrifft 9tlles in 8esug arlf Aua>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
A1sueHanf Don 9Grell= um6 &iroer sdnben
~ reOucrten Wrefen!

@gtrasfetne Damen>G >GIaceeitlefeI I'M Opera
and Common Sense" Gtble nit elaftilden
Soblen BON $2.75 auf 50 berabgelebt.
Gehte DAMIEN &angarocs2ads s&n5pfitiefel,
$4OO.
Gonsola Common eenie" anSpfftiefel fir
Samen, ale banbsenadt bon $3 auf $3.50
reb,t5irt
Seine 9ongofa banbsendbte 8n5pfs s@tiefel,
o'e triiber gu $5 berfanft tpurben, offeriren
mir bieie Bode gu 1915
@ans fetne slaeirte kangaroo NIT ,,eonbpn
Soc & 0pera 9seI" aaes banbgenabt, friiber
$6, bteie 8o@e gu $475.
,e @erabfekansem nnb nmr fir bieien
tnirb anf fcparaten 9iidbcn amsaeftellt.
litdt, Iusipabl nnb 9reis, mas iemals in
San 9(ntonip ee3eist ip,trbe.
;. Sn anbbfltiefel, rOrforbs" nnb Clippers"
fiir junge Samen unb &inSer, fiibren mir nur
Sas Selte unS gu ben ft6sliaft bilisen 9reilen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27

Sobauna StaDes on Gmilie WraHe.
@runbthd 3mil@eu Spfamore, unb
0alnuts s5traBe; 5000.
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=&rddfge ansma1l eleganter aleiOtritotfe=
itnn WapbeH z&pifumen.
glberntaliser srober glusoerfarf

bon llnterseuS fir 9anten unO @abden in
MusIin mnb gatnbrtc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27
3iegler's allgemeim befaitnte &n1pf=
i@nbe 81 folgeroen beSeutenb reot=
3irten Vretiem:

Grite Gampicp 9amen- -&nbpfitiefel Opera
Heel and toe) nit elaitilden Spblen, frilber
$3.50, iett 81.
Samen (n8altfeupbaft'O 9onspla 9ofs
itiefel, friiber So, iett $2.75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-27

Die
Wa9entli6e Greie Breife fit Seas
erf9eint
jeoen QomnerfaS
un6 foitet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr pber SLIPS f,ts
G Wonate tn WprauSbesablnMa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
Single Copies S Cents
THE GIRL THAT I DIDN'T GET.


Yes, that ia her picture, standing there,
The one with the full round face
And the laughing mouth, and the loose short
hair,
And the brooch at her throat and the lace.
I know It is foolish to keep IL there So
To nourish the old regret;
But should hate sadly to have her go,
The girl that / didn't got.
put it away at first know,
In it's leather frame and case;
And thought I could cherish my anger, and
grow
To forget her name and her face.
But found it was something | couldn't do
could only fums and fret,
Till my aprer cooled and got blue,
For the girl that ! couldn't get.
For missed the laughing. good natured face
AS we miss an old friend that'a away;
So put it back in the same old place
1t had known for many q day.
The picture has faded, tho leather loOks brown
Tonight meath the aame Of the jet;
But still don't think can take it down
The girl that didn't got.
/ suppose these arc things that we must eN-
pect,
For the brightest Of metal will rust,
And there's always y fungus that feeds on
neglect,
And the clearest OF glass gathers aust,
| And Of course knew, too we've been growing
away
From those old summer days whom We met;
And there's many a change in us both since
the day
OF tho girl that didn't got.
But whatever may como, or whatever may
go
Though the picture may fade year by year,
/ There's a very soft spot in my heart where
know
Her image will always be clear.
| And so / can say-and l always will
Good luck, and God bless her yet,
| With all my heart, for she has IL still-
The girl that didn't get.
-LBoston Transcript.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

We have 10 fall back mt last for the
standard OF gooL manners and good
morals not upon the few, but upon the
many The masses of the people are
unquestionably more critical as to
morality than any exclusive circle; and
as to the essentials-not the convention
alities-of good manners, they are to be
found more securely anon the many
than among the few. We have the high
authority of Bronson Howard for saying
that a Bowery audience is far quicker
than q fashionable New York audience
to frown on anything really immoral in
a play. More than one English noble
man has been forgiven in American
drawing rooms for conduct which would
have caused him, if known, to be SUM
marily elected from a Rocky Mountain
mining camp. Howells, with his usual
penetration, selects rough Californian
as the man who patrols the sleeping car
to be the self appointed protector Of the
ladies. An unprotected girl may travel
by rail from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and meet with less Of real rudeness or
unkindness than she might encounter
| IN q Single eNSHAuB1 eNbn AAOuA hSA bNA
sex, at some very exclusive ball. The
little social circles have their value;
they furnish part of the education and
experience in social life. When they
happen to be under the leadership of a
really cultivated and high minded
woman-like the late Mrs. John Jacob
| Astor, for instance-they afford not
merely school Of department, but Of
life. Where they areas is quite as
likely--under very different style Of
leadership, the results correspond. HE
tespises me, said Ben Jonson, "be-
cause live in an alley. Tell him his
soul lives in an alley In all parts OF
the world there are women whose forms
are covered with diamonds, but who
still carry the habits Of the alley in their
souls. In the long run, the safety Of ouI
national morals and manners does not
lie in any Of the little social circles, but
in the average sense and breeding ol
the vast public from which those circles
are constantly recruited.-LE w. Hig
ginson, in Harper's Bazar
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
nont TertIlIrer ror Cnbbnre Hllls


Mr.. j. j. II. Gre cory, the well known
trucker and scotsman, gives his expert
ence as follows to the American CaltS-
Gator as to the following mixture for
starting cabbage: Either ashes or bone
separately, or phosphates, he says, such
as are to be found in the market, make
excellent starters for cabbage, when
well mixed in the hills. have some-
times put these in the hills before plant
ing. AT other times, when had reason
10 fear that they would not be suffi-
ciently we'll mixed with the soil to pre-
vent killing the young plants, have had
them scattered around the plants just
liefore hoeing them, taking care to cover
the fertilizer with the earth drawn
around the plants.
During the past season have tried
u new method, which has afforded me
yeat satisfaction / first spread two
i ch layer OF fine soil ON the shed floor,
=, hich | uoistened well with the sprin-
J, Ter, and then had two inches of flour of
bone, also we'll sprinkled and then
finally from one to two inches of un-
leached wood ashes, which was also we'll
moistened. In this order | formed a
heap about three or four feet high. In
about fortnight this heap had heated
sufficiently 10 dry the moisture, when it
was cut down with hoe, and all the
dry Jumps knocked up fine. used a
closed handful Of the mixture in each
cabbage hill before planting.
"In all my experience for growing
cabbage, for upward of 3Oyears, Inever
saw more thrifty plants than grew over
that manure. The leaves were broad
and open, with that healthy green color
which delights the farmers eye, and
without that naked stem connection of
the leaves with the stem which charac-
terizes feeble plants. The caustic potash
of the ashes had so acted on the fine
bone as to make it very much more
valuable as n fertilizer. Though it was
not made soluble, yet it readily became
so When in contact with the soil.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

His necktie was worth SCI, ,00s. a
plain, black, ordinary looking, everyday
four in hand, but worth $40 600 He
was traveller who had just como in on
the Santa Fe route direct from Arizona,
and he removed his coat and vest prepar
atory to cleaning his oinder Speckled face
in lavatory Of a prominent Michigan
avenue hotel. With the carelsssness OF
a Western man he flung his coat and vest
ON a contiguous chair, but his necktie.
his four in hand, he carefully rolled up
in small compass and thrust deep into
his trousers pocket.
This unusal exhibition of caution OK
cited the curiosity of friend, and the
natural inquiry, Wherefore! ?" developed
a most ingenious device.
"That necltie is worth Just $50, 900
plus the cost price Of the article itself.
Sabe?"
The smile of incredulity brought the
valuable piece Of black silk to Wow again.
With his penknife the traveller opened the
seam, and, unfolding the ripped portions,
dazzled the eyes of the skeptic with 10
) crisp, clean 81 900 bills; $4,000 on this
end and the same ante on the other.
Beats money belt all hollow. 1 was
held up by the James and Younger boys
in Blue Clay Cut one time, and jim
Younger ran his hand over my body and
felt the money belt, and handed over
1 just 81 200. But what thief OF son Of =
thief would ever look twico at a 80 cent
necktie? They might corral it if it was
red or yellow, or even sky blue, but plain
black is too unobtrusive, for those chaps
run to high color. This plan is better thar
the porous plaster scheme, too. Never
heard of it?"
@Well, next time you travel with more
ready cash than you care to have obtain
able, step into a drug store and buy tive
porous plasters. Fold your wad neatly
and fat, wrap around it a piece Of oileC
silk, and stick a plaster over it and ON u
the outside Of the other plaster. The
slap this double deck plaster ON yo'u
chest, and no ones the wiser. But the
four in hand raclSet's the best, and tn,
man with the 100000 necktie gave it :
final twist as he tied it around his collar
slipped on his coat and vest, and wa2ket
out, serene and secure with 20 81 900 bills
snugly hid away in his queer safe deposit
vault. Chicago News.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

Mr.. Gould cannot deny the impeaoh-
ment that at one time in his career he
was poppin' jay
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The head and heart in the game OF
love
Must play its separate part,
But wen pardon girl cold in the
head
So longs she's not cold in the
heart.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

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Levi Logan Of Buchanan, Mich, who
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DR.. Miles New Heart Cure is sold and
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Biery, Weissport.