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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14
Natb fir MHtter.

8or iiber 5 0Sabren i6on tpurbe Mrs.
Winslon's Soothing Sprup bon Mils
lionen ben Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angemenbet. Wirt bu i'm
S6lafe bur6 bas s1reien zines &inbes
geit6rt, bas I'M 3aEnen 1T unb por
S6mer5en peint2 Wenn 10, la1e fofort
cine Slai6e bon rMfrs. @insloms 500
thing Syrup" bolen. Sein Mertb 1T rn=
be5ablbar. IS nirb Dem fleinen 2eibenz
ben iofort 2inberung peri9afen. Ser
laBt eu6 barauf, Miitter, es 1T fei1
3meifel bariiber. &s beilt DnfenterD
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen urb
bic Nieren, befeitigt Minbz& olif, err
mei6t ben @aumen, berbinbert g1t5iinz
bung unb ftdrft bas gat3e 6nftem.
nWrs Minsloms Soothing Syrup"
fir aabnenbe @i1tber 1T amgenebm in
@ei@mad unb bas &eeept itammt bon
einem Der beten peibli1en Merate In
ben Ser. Staaten. @s 1T BEL alien
9ruggiitert III Der gar5et1 Welt au boz
ben. preis 25 @ts. per Slaf6e.
&auft ni9ts anberes ais Mrs. Winss
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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MHeriet.

Die 5tabtratbs : Sibung feel
geitern Nbenb aug. Sn ben Monaten
Stunt, Suli unb Guguft merben iiber>
baupt an Stelle Der n06entli6en Stabt>
ratbsiiBunsen MUIR 14tdgige treten, un6
omar merbet bieielben an iebem erften
unb britten Montage i'm Monat abges
balten tperben.
9ie Nngelegenbettet Der 4raitias
paB gabn iinb iebt in Golge bes geiteus
ten Mntrags, Die 8abn BON Der Maiz
ienuerwalteri6aft gu b%efreien unb in
bic Sdnbe Der 8onbinbaber 3uriidSugez
bet, 10 melt gebieben, baB bic Numalte
Der betrefenben parteien auf einen
8ori6lag bes &i6ter Sing bin elm
llebereinfommen ausarbeiten, neldes
ale Snterefen glei6mdBig idiibt.
Dieie 20iung 1T iebenfaas-na6 Naem
mas borbergegangen - bic mini6enss
ipertbeite. Sic madt einem efelbafs
ten Stanbal elm @nbe unb e8 lit Nus=
libt %oorbanben, baB unter fdbiger unb
ebrll6er @ermaltung bic 4ranias paB
8abn prosperiren mirb.
Sobn 6. 9istom bat lif bic 8urz
gerpapiere auslte1en lafen.
= 8et Der Wabl I'M 2. S6ulbitrift
bieIes @ountp5, Oh Die S9uliteuer abz
gef9afft merben ioG. fieIen Is Simmer
fur Die Nbi6aHung unD 9 Oage9en.
0err u. 8ufh IF. unD 9err Carl
gonrab bon Der MISUNDERSTANDING
rel befinben fi6 gegenmdrtig in Der
Stabt.
= Serr Wnt. $. 9emp ipar ipdbrenb
ber leBten Sage in @ei6dften in 9ous
ton.
- 0err g. 0ausmarn, Sc
f9dftsflbrer Der Gone Star 8rauerei,
pirb uns bemnd9lt perlaHen, Inn st>
nd9t bic 8dber in Sot Springs su
beiu1en unb banm cine &eiie ma9
9eurf6lanb ansutreten. Sein Wa9s
foIger, 0err Carl aus ct. 2puis, lit
bier eingetrohen unb bat ii6 in BEN
tpenigen Sogen ieines Nufentbaltes
bur1 fem liebensmiirbiges uno biebez
res Weien bereits cine groBe Wnaabl
bon Greunben ernorben.
Ser S9uliuperintenDert s. =.
Smith unb bic 2ebrer %. S9o6 unb
$. 6. Breeding netunen gegenwdrtig
bic prifung Der Npplifanten bor,
uelde iid um 2ebrerftelen an uniereH
Sreif6ulen betperben.
9as MHeBment 6 aomits 6es
StabtratbS bat bic Betitionen Der fol>
senben Burger UNI Serabfebung Der
SteuerabiddBung abgemieien: George
%. 9artmel. 3bomas $. @rap, IS.
q. Sones. S. u. @rumble, @iaiam
9iIsp. 3rinibab 0erreru, 2ouis Diebel,
Soiepb 9uBler. 81. IS anb s. &. Cub
bod, Mi9arb unb Srau, Mrs. q. 6.
@meenep, @eorge %. 6agp, George
6. Sauer.
= 9er Gtabtratb tpirb beute Na9s
mittag bic Stub : Briihe in Der Gros
detts9 traBe iibernebmen.
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Nidbt iibetmeuidtidbe St1rse, aber
fafifrliGhe $frdff.

S5oI&e Musfelfraft 81 erfansrn. mte Re Der atblet
behst. Der Statltetten beretbt mte Spinnneben, .neem
er etnfat isine Nrme fdItet, LIT nur Reniaeu bef1ies
Sdb,stett, gut gu eKen, 81 perbausn unb gu l@Iafem,
eth tets ritsses ReTpenfpfem Bu boben. 6as lit aud
etnen n~er"Sien, ffwddlt6e en- unb rei3baren Menf&en
mL8lth, werr er eine reaereate Sur nit Aoffetter'S
Masenbifters burGmaat. Seine bleabe5aatfGen ApHs
nunssa rereeu fosar balb tn Grfaluns sehen. Dte
tim altrenhen VBtrfunsen btefe8 u~na&apmIinen
ais he pom Dauer fnb Die Ginsemetre, bic 9sber,
Der Ueasen be Rieren-a1e bteie Sraane frtrien nuier
Dem robIthuenoen G.nFuS beer pislieitt8en Grsusi
urh eamit be Garantte ~rpbuter @eiunhpeit Az er,tes
len 8ts isst bat NOD setn unbereS mebt3int1Ges prds
paraf iolS' punperrDne Grfolse In Gltaltuns, Mies
belt nub etbenSh~e ubisteft bertrtt. Man aebroune
60 ae9en Malarta. q eumottsmu8. Verhauurssees
ihmerbeu, DtI,cftdt, Jlterenletteu unb Rte GIippe.
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gNabl BON ghufberspaftern tn Serar
Spuntn.

9ie @ountp : aommiHdre baben bic
8eri6te iber bic Wabl pol1 S1ul=
3ruitees i'm gountp ae0Hnet unb fol,
, genbes &eiuitat ~feftgefteIt:
/. Ditrift: 8. @milienburs, Mm,
9ausmann, Soiepb Neube.
q. ,Sofepb Weibner, 9enrp 3beib,
Carl &labunba.
D. gbmarb STAMPED, s.. 8ogel,
gbas. goses.
8 aontefirt. u%nteriuduug bes Sal.
leS am Is. SUM-.
4. arnol6 @user, $. Sebel, gbas.
Braun.
5. u. 3apaaa, 6. g. 8ater, $. $,
Cole.
6. Sames 90. Goter, u, g. Guild,
SameS aeIep.
8. 8. gpple, q. u. Gbens, 6,
Mbeeler.
s. (Garbise) Sobn antbpnp, u,
Gonlep, @eor9e Wilborn.
10. Iuguf 9aag, 6. Giiber, s,
@erbarb.
II. y. M. gerrin, SOiepb s6irB
s. 81. Bling.
ID. Senrp Monten, @bas. 8ieB, 3.
$. Ban &aub.
16. s. q. Mdermann, 5. s. @emb:
Ter, $. s. Mdermann.
20. $. @6terbof, s. 8. @embler
5. $. @embler.
204. @uitau 9iibner, q. ct. Clair
s. s. Bed.
81. (6arbise) 6. 80. 9aps, Sobr
s. Snman. @bmarb Slebge.
%. s. M6glin, %. S. Gowler, 8.
8. @bitafer.
rs. 9lrtbur Siaou, SO. @am6esfr
Souls &unBe.
&c. grnft Sauer, u. Galouge, @bas
90. Crab.
IS. (6arbise) Sfaac !SappOot
Wm. 9apmOOb, 3eras @%bmOnbfon.
%. Ibam Sroitcourt, 81. s. @bei
1ter. u. 8. Siibner.
80. 80. 6. &anbeI, s. %. Camp.
bell. 6. 9. pue.
33. 5. u. Mattbeps, 8atrid Sim
neD. 90. %. Sample.
~. gSm. o.. @~arutberS, w. Is
Smith, Geo. 80. Noel.
"a. s. :. Wilion, WiIiam SaagJ
ertp, s. Munt.
81; Z. 5uron, emil 8OuOOuse, S
@atiao.
81. 8late S. g.. @scalero
s. 3. gbapanaur.
II. g. SOfa, 8. q. 9iebede, s. u
6ernanbe5.
q. $. 6. applewbite, s. q. girie
u. 6. Bed.
"a. 20. @embler, 8. 9OnOp, 8
SanIen.
Migrdne lpei6t bur3 Seeham'S
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!. Sie 6Hentli6en S9uIen tperbem rur
bon 1866 4inbern beiuft 1860 weibe
4naben, 2013 tpeiBe Mdbden, 1863
farbige 9naben uno 440 farbise Mdbs
den.
Die pribat : S1uler nebmen 1926
8inber auf unb 3nar: 1850 ueiBe
&naben, 1913 meiBe Wfdb6en, 80 fars
bige auaben unb IS farbige Mdb1en.
SierauS erbeat. baB 2812 ainber
obne Sdule aufwahfen. 9arunter
befinben ii9 1852 peiBe anaben, 1119
meiBe Wtdbden, 230 farbige anaben
nnb I'll farbige Mdbden.
@esen p%ergangeneS Sabr ipeilt Der
~biesidbrige Genius cine 3unabme BON
507 ainbern auf.
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say Went Semarb fem unb al an.
nebmbaren preife fpeifen min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffipns=@artem Die
9erren Hbciner & @aul, 8efiber bic.
les gtabIiRements, balten barauf, ibre
@afte tets pollfomuter aufrieben gu ftel=
len. Ollie iaiionmdBigen Selifatefen,
Muitern, Wilb, Slide, @efliigel &c iinb
bort in Der belifateiten 3ubereitung alle
3eit 81 baben. Mabl5etten tperbefl ani
Wuni6 in Die Wpbnungen Der @nnben
gefanbt. Nu6 bietet Ser nit Der
Speiiemirtbi6aft perbunbene 9 a r
room bic beiten @etrdnfe, ftets frii6es
Bier nnb feline 2iqu0re unb @eine.
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Stir buffnumaSlpa rrff1rt unb bod
6ereffefl

Gus etnen Brefe Der Ssrau CURT BON @rotOu, Sib=
ZIG e%rtditei. hte Grfaltuns falus fa auf meine Gunsen,
t8 tesann fart gu buften unb bali mar e8 Sn ,tfedps,
bas Id an ber SGwiupfu&t lit. Bier Gerste saben
su Ieben babe. So ielbft sab aae 9pEnuns auf nnb
terettet. mid fhon ouf ein balbiseS Gnbe Dor. Ia
rtetb Semanb metnem @attsn an, Or. 36nts'8 3eues
M.ttei sessn s@mtntfu6i Sufen nnb Grtdttuns gu
GlafHen hnb purbe rcaftdntts sebetlt. Sd bin fesi 70
sefunb ME trSeno etne Sran metner 8etanutf6aft.
9robehafden fret. Blu BADEN bet abeIph Dretb,
Tbpmplon & &p. TN 2Bbplefate unp BET aQen Mpctbes
feiu 81 SO Gents unb 81. 90 rtr Glai&e.
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Tiir Earutcr

Die n3riumpb"s 8in6ez Wiaidine nit
Stablgeitel unb nit i6pingenbem
8inber lit bic bette Mai6tne UNI ale
9lrten BON @etreibe 81 i6neiben, oh es
itebe ober liege, oh e8 fur3 ober lang,
grim ober trOden lit. 3u baben bel
Sips & Saarmanh.
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California : @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm 9roBes 2a=
ger BON feine1 CALIFORNIA Weinen BEL
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlamoz
pla5a. !9err Sleeper iu6t Die Weine
an Srt ltnb Stelle aus unb fanft brett
aus benz Seller Der 8einsii6ter. Oils
gutem &enner gelingt es ibmt ftets, bic
beften Sorten ausanDdblen. ST fann
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen periebem. &otb= unb
WeiB : Meine lit oor3igli6er Gualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @a1one - fret
ins Saus geliefert.
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Rad Merico

3eiienbe, mel9e Dterico beluGen
molten, ioaten ibre &unbreile : 8iaete
iber bic Me1iean Nationa |
ailwap faufen. sic erlauben be.
liebigen Aufentbalt auf 9ins unb &iids
reiie in irgenb wel6en PldBer urb iinb
fir feds Wonate giiltig. Ser ggent
in 2arebo beiorgt bas @epdd, pe6ielt
@elb I'm unb gebt ben &eifenben nit
&atb unb Sbat CUR Sanb. Special
arrangements fir groBere 8eiie @ez
ieli6aften. 6abrpreiS BON San 9lnz
tonic mad Der Stabt Merico unb suriid
$39.7 rs. Wegen ndberer @inselbeiten
wenbet Sud miinbli6 ober f6riftli6
an IS. 6. &ig8bp, 3idet Agent,
S. 6 q. 81. 81. SC. Office, @lamo
Yla5a, San antonip, Seras.
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Nott5 fir Stemer5abler.
Office bes Gitps NKeHors 7,
Gitnz6Qu. 3immer go. Is. {


San NntOniu, Ser, "a. Wtai '92.
9as publifum pirb bierbur6 be-
na6ri6tigt, baB lie itabtii9en Steuere
einf9dbungs : Stolen fir bic Nngabe
bes fteuerbaren @%igentbums (Grunbs
eigentbum urb peri6nli6es) fir bas
nit benz /. SUM- 1892 beginnenbe
Siscal : Sabr bonn l. Stunt big einz
f6lieBli9 81. Nugut 1892 OHen ause
liegen nerben.
Sebermann, Der bierbon b%etroffen
tDirb, pirb a9tungspoa eriu6t, fi6 bel
Dem l1ntersei9neten ein5uieIen unb
fein fteuerpfli6tiges @igentbum a13uges
ben, wie es bas @eieb unb Die beifebeuz
ben tabtif6en Srbinansen anorbnen,
Guitar Sraf9 d,
@itpsMKeRor.
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25 Yrpccnt Nabatt !

Dieter bebeuten6e &abatt pirO fir eis
uige Gage siltig iein. Sebes &leibun9ss
fid 1T nit leierli6en 3ifern gesei6net.
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR,
200 @eit : Commerce., @de @aoarrOs
StraBe, San Nntonio, Seras.
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edul. Genius.

Sn San Antonio siebt es II, 203
&inDer i'm Nlter BON 8-16 Sabren.
Gapon iinb 1896 meiBe 4naben unb
1856 weiBe Mdbden, 1922 farbige anas
ben uno 879 farbige Mdb9en.
IS fteben i'm Utter BON
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gGpl5' Yalmen : @artem 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti6en BON San
Mntonio nit ibren 6amilien. 9ie re-
g~elmdBigen @berb : 6rei : &ouserte on
bier Nbenben in Der Wo9e iinb tets
sablrei6 beiubt unb erfrelien ii6 ether
aasemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
shpl5' Salnum 1T Der sr6Bte unb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
unO Wbisfeps unb ale5eit felerfriides
Bier, iomie bic beiten Gisarren. Sdola'
2un6 erfreut ii9 algemeiner Nners
fennung unb regen 3uipru6s.
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kcarS
Soap

pradtpolIe Derpadun9en uno
lDohloerihe peroen d%n9ewdtlot,
nm Seife perfdufih gu mad9en,
,pelbe obne oie1e Sodmittel fe'n
2nenib anriibreu tpiiroe. 1ftan
bite fih itets Dor elmer Settle, Ole
thrs Grumpffarte auf 0eueeriih-
feiteu iebt.
Pears Seife, Ole feinfte Seife
Der Dclt, 1T parfimirt uno un=
parfiimirt SIT baben, gang mad,
8dieben, uno bel oiefer seife be-
5ahlt man Ole Settle uno nidt oie
sisaante Derpadune.
in sdoen jeoer Dirt gu baben,
hauptiddlih in Q~potbefsn, uno
seute ieoen Stanoes eebraud2en fie.
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6. $. @saaer,

217 OT.9ruitonsS trabe,
@bplelales uno &etatl : SAMPLER in
8apeten, gilber= 8abxen,
3eidners Mno WaIers ntenfilien.
S9reibt nm &ataipee.
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Die beiten Sberbember1, unters
serg unb 9oiletten Qtrtitel bel g a NJ
coat & Sobn.
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Die faibionablen Dunlap, ano,
unb Ststfon 9iite finbet man bel g n.
& Sobn.
srunsetsenthmms . iiebertraaunsem

MISUNDERSTANDING > ueberftaAun0ea.
Jafob S6ible unb Grau an :. 8.
Wtcsearp, 5 Grunbfiide an pouber
9pnfesS traBe, $4,000.
20. U. @arutbers al s. 8urs, 100
Nder Gan6 an Der Mebina, II Nteilen
ftibmeltli6 pon San Nntonio, $1,000.
8. unb 6. @lmenbOrf an Suab
Quinn, 4 Grunbftiide auf Columbia
6eiebtS. $43.
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9otel Maperid, Sau 4ntonio, Ser.

&unben bieies, SOtels uno benz
Yublifum i'm Nlgemeinen biene bier
nit CUR Na6ri6t, baB Der preis auf
So per Sag berabseIeBt 1T; auBerbem
pirb iol6en @diten, Sic cine @o6e
unb bariiber i'm Sauie pertpeiIer, cine
fernere Yreiserniebrtsung getpdbrt.
5iermit lit ba8 9otel Maperid bas
erite i'm State gu Dem Yreiie unb iebr
piel better, als man6e, Die bas Sops
petite re6nen.
Sebem 8eiu6er San QntOnios 1T es
pobl ans 5er5 gu legen, in biefem 8aitz
bofe iein Mbiteigequartier 81 nebmen,
6. 8. Srping
9,6,w- @ei6dftsfiibrer.
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= 9nsiise BEL pancoaft& Sobn
beitelt oDer fertig gefauft, liBen wie arz
gegDien. Gertige Sa6en merben fos
i~tenfrei pafenb gema6t.
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6eirafbS gmetn :

@hos. Biler unf Sophie Magner.
peter Suunger uno @bith gubl.
mann.
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9emtid) Gngliidbe gdmic,

Can Mntonio, 9egas.
Anerfannt tiidtise ~2ebranitalt fir Gnaben
unb Mdb6en felt breibis Sabren in roger
@'rfiamfeit. 8prtreffi6e .2ebrirafte nnte,
betpabrter 2eituns. Der ensItiden Sprohe
piro, pie ber beutlhen, rple 8ehnuug 8es
trasen. auBerbem llnterri9t i'm Spanii6en.
@tnieerrnaBen nprbereitete Shiiler finben ie-
ber3eit aufnabme. .9tdbere anSfanft erthsilen
Serr S. Sroes, 9rditbsnt bts SHul sprs
fanSes unh B m. 8arbed, Diseftpr Der
anftalt. tup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14

sw- 8adteine, Salt, Cement, Ganb,
9bonrobren, Geuers8rifs, 6euerfeiter
SbOn, 0a6pappe, Sheer, Nspbalt,
aae 4rten BON 8aupapier Gum bas
@inbringen BON Seu6tigfeit in Maus
ern 81 perbinbern) bel
paulD & 9ieImann,
SO. 246 Commences traBe.
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Misrdne lpei6t bur9 9eeham'a
4illen.
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Gintrittspreis 25 Gemts.

Announcements gilets $500 fir % 8dber
Spe;ialrateu fir Sdulen. M Babe Sin
siise fret.
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Often bpm 8 ltbr Mursena bis
12 1Ibr Wad5ts.
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@egen Magenleiben gebrau6e id
f6on felt Sabren INNER nit guten Grs
folgen Or. Auguit aonig's Sambur=
ger 9ropfen .-6enriette 8osel, Mons
roe, WiSc.
Wer einen euten S6ub billig
fanfen mill, gebe 5u Bancroft
Spbn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-24
Pointers About "Chic."


t'Chic" is said to be the only French
word with no equivalent in any other
language. Webster says it stands for
"good form" and 'sstyle," but this is
not the Partisan sense of the word at
all. In Germany it is taken to mean
the proper thing in dress. In England
and some other countries they use it to
indicate s1nartness-a certain delicate
self confidence or swagger. In truth a
whole sentence is required to translate
it, for it includes the ideas of prompt
ness, fitness, good Judgment, proper
style and graceful action.
When Marshal McMahon laid down
the presidency in 1879 all Paris said he
had acted with ''chic." Sadie Garnet
presides and receives, reviews the troops
and talks to ladies with 'schic." Con-
spicuous gallantry in battle is ''chic,' -
and so is the appearance of a noble look
ing man, the address of an orator, the
repartee Of witty woman or the fitting
plea of an advocate. 1t includes the
idea of originality among other things,
and finally it is pronounced 'sheelz,'
with the double Sc" sound as short as
nosSible
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-24
Taed for Elk Cows.


One CT the premium herds of Eolstein
cows at the Essex county cattle show
last fall was fsl as follows, as reported
by the manager Of the farm: 1.-The sum-
mer feed Of these cows has been pasture
which is small for the number Of cows
kept, but 1t hes an abundant supply Of
pure water, and plenty Of shade trees;
and they have been fed with two quarts
gluten meal and two quarts shorts in
morning, and with two quarts cornneal
in evening, with dry hay OR corn fodder
twice day.
'sThe winter feed consists Of ensilage
(corn) feed in morning, and good Eng
lish hay feed il afternoon, with four
quarts bran and two quarts meal fed
with the ensiiage, and same quantity Of
grain fed dry, before giving them the
hay in afternoon. and watered twice a
day in the barn. and carded and brushed
once day. Those cows giving heavy
flow of milk are MIXED three times a
day, and fed grain three times day.
The 1ailk is weighed and recorded at
each milking. The above is the grain
feed for cows. Young COWS arc fed
from one-half to three-fourths the above
amount "--A1nerican Cultivator.
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The Cuban Family Lanp.

The FREELY of Cuba has given secre-
tary Langley, of the Smithsonian insti-
tuition, hint. He has convinced him
self that that insect produces its light
with absolutely no waste of energy or
heat, and all we need now is contriv-
ance to do the same, for the waste in
ordinary candle and lamp light is so
per cent. That is, If they could be SO
burned as to throw nothing away they
would give 100 times as much light.
But so far science cannot tell how the
bug does it.
It is a beetle about two inches
long, and flashes light from q lumi-
nous membrane in it's tllorax at fire.
quent intervals, so the Crbans put
dozen so of them in a cage and obtain
a light sufficient to read by. It is ac-
companied by no perceptible heat, and
apparently does not weary the insect,
that is it requires no great expenditure
of energy. The creature is Of the
Swapping bug class-that is when laid
on its back it snaps itself into the air
with a clicking sound and falls right
side up.
Only good things are initiated, therefore be
sure that you get the genuine salvation Oil ii
you want cure for rheumatism
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-24
Gao Kind of Economy.

We lcnow that many farmers have a
settled r11lo not to sell an ounce Of corn,
rye or oats. because they believe the
farm win suffer II these are sold as
grain. It makes no difference to theln
whether prices vary or not, they must
feed ard not sell their own grain. Ii
they hSve to feed five pounds Of corn
meal to make one pound OF salal,le pork,
it makes 4 difference Of just about az
cents en- each peund OF pork, when the
price increases from nineteen dollars to
twenty eight dollars per ton. Pork will
not incrcasein price over ORC cent per
bound, and a sinlilar state of affairs is
found when we try to make milk OF but
ter out OF high priced feeds.ARural
New Yorker,
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island, having made millions in coffee
raising, and has held every important
Office there from lieutenant in the army
to governor general.
He resigned from the British military
service thirty-fve years ago TO locate in
Ceylon. The advancement Of the isle
has since been rapid and the population
exceeds 100000, the exports are near
$25 600, 900 and the imports as great, the
former being largely in coffee and the
latter in breadstuffs and British manu-
features. The Ceylon parliament has
appropriated $4,000 for its exhibit at
Chicago, and the Ceylonese pavilion
will be constructed entirely of native
materials. Though British colony,
Ceylon enjoys a fair measure of self
government.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-24
Called Her the Beautiful Queen.

There is favor of war, romance and
chivalry about the life story of .'Beauti-
full Queen Darinka," as her devoted
Montenegrin subjects called her. She
died recently at Venice and was taken
to Montenegro for burial. Although
but fifty-four years of age she had ex-
perienced many vicissitudes and adven-
lures. She was the daughter Of Trieste
merchant, and married Prince Danilo in
1866. For thirty-two years she mourned
her consort, who was murdered in the
summer Of 1860 just as he was going
ashore, together with the queen, at Cat
taro, by one Of his own subjects, whose
brother had been condemned to death
some years previously by the prince.
An extraordinary story was told in
connection with Danilo's death. Shortly
after his marriage, when the Montene-
grins were fighting the Turks, the
women of the Black mountain caused a
magnificent flag to be embroidered for
the warriors. The face of Beautiful
Darinka" was reproduced on the flag.
and the wild Montenegrins fell down be-
fore it and called out, ''Be thou our
patron saint in the holy war;" During
the battle of Grahova three bullets tore
the flag: one went through the fore
head, ono through the heart and one
through the finger on which the figure
of the princess wore her wedding ring.
The priests and the old women Of Monte
negro whispered, sit is an evil omen
and signifies that the Veliki Knyas, the
great prince, Will die young" The
prophecy was fulfilled.
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REV. JOHN JASPER

the general eS- NS'' 'oh-' "1AA- -1A''
TEEN until his famous sermon to prove
'that the sun do move" excited the
laughter of the country.
But it proved much easier to laugh at
Mr.. Jasper than to put him down by
Scripture texts. Every Sunday that he
is at home many white visitors to Rich
mond are seen in his congregation, and
by special request he has repeated his
argument for the Ptolemaic theory
about 300 times. A correspondent Of
the Chicago Times, who heard him in
1888, gives this description:
He is venerable three-quarter mis-
cegene Chat is nearly full black, with
8 fine forehead and very pleasant adj
dress. His text was, t.The queen OF the
south shall rise up against this genera
ton and condemn it, etc., and as he
went on and grew more excited his Ian
guage gradually changed to the planta-
ton lingo and he looked more African.
Swaying TREMENDOUSLY, or leaning far over
the pulpit and waving his long arms, he
half sung, half shouted a gorgeous de-
scription Of paradise.
The tropical imagery was wonderful:
Shining sands, crystal streams and ever
green shores; golden crowns, immortal
harps and never whitening flowers; the
sun that never sets, the palms that never
fade and the love that never grows cold,
and then the angels! Oh, my beloved
brethren and sistern, the white robed
angels waiting to welcome the weary
soul to the supermagnolious bowers of
bliss and to feed us, oh, to feed us at the
tree with its twelve manner of fruits
that are for the healing of the nations"
And while every one swayed back
and forward in unconscious sympathy
(even the white visitors) he suddenly
changed his tone and told us that ''they
is some heah that is not heah fer the
love of God, but jist to catch up an
carry awsy somefin to laugh at" Gle
looked very straight at the white mans
corner.) "But everything give you is
Scripture, and my skirts is clear, and if
you refuse it and have not the love of God
shed abroad in your hearts you will go
-down-to-hellr And with this cheer
fu. assurance he closed.