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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
Wsy off Color

The hue OF health Who can mistake it; the
white brow, the Gee 1ened tint OF the cheez these
associate witt the brightness aud animation of
the eye, CHEEKY EXPIRE. sion of the conntenance,
are au infallibe ind c4tion that the liver is per-
forming its functions actively and that oonse-
quently digestion and the bowels undis turbed.
II. however, TIE complexion and eyebals have a
saffron tint, or the face is drawn and void of
sprightliness and animation, the hillary gland is
almost certain 10 be out Of order. Rectiy the
difhculfy speeiliy, tqorougnIV, win the para
Bitters, which promptly NEEDLES not only the
above on ward and Visible signs Of biliousness
but also the sick headaches, constipation. vertigo
fur upon the tongue, nausv a. sour breath and
u ins through the ri n side which character re ii
The liver is ALWAYS seriously involved in malaria,
for which the Biters is sovereign specific.
This medicine RENE dies with equal Or mptitude
and completeness, Kidney complaint, dyspepsia,
rheumatism and neI sousntss.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
Napoleon III and tho Painter Couture.

Napoleon III and the Painter Couture.
The favorite painter of the Third Empire
was Winterhalter, as Delaroche had been
of the Orleans family. However, an order
was given to Couture for large picture
representing the baptism of the little
prince imperial. He went to work with
great ardor, making sketches and prepar-
ing vast composition. In the course of
the work he had to have sittings from the
various members of the imperial family
and their immediate followers. If por-
trait painter when his sitters are ordinary
mortals, has nearly always to undergo
many unpleasant scenes, it is easy to Judge
how his temper is tried and his nerves I'M
strung when those aitters are princes or
sovereigns.
1t is likely that in Couture's case the sit
tings were not agreeable either to the
painter or to his models. Napoleon III
wished to direct his artist, and of all art
lists Couture was the least easy to direct.
Finally one day, goaded beyond endurance,
the painter turned around and said, Sire,
who is to paint this picture-your majesty,
or I?' And neither painted it. The en-
peror gave no more sittings, turned his back
on the painter, and his courtiers turned
theirs also. The order was not maintained,
and all the work of many months was
wasted.-G. p. \. Healy in Century.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT
Ben Hur' Presented At HaTper's
Theatre TO an AppreciatiVe Audi

Ben Hur' Presented at Harper's
ence.
The Ben Hur" entertainment given al
Harp RS theatre last evening for the ben
{ fit of the Y. NJ. G.. A was very well al
tended and proved a success to a crafty
ing degree. 1t was carried out solely by
home talent, and was series of tableaux
illustrating the striking points in Lew
Walace's famous book by that name
Fourteen scenes in all were represented
which were preceded by an explanatory
reading by Phil Mitchell. TIE scenes
were as follows:
Tnree Wise Men in the Desert; Joppa
Gate-Joseph and Mary; Wise Men Be-
fore Herod; Parting of Ben Hur and Mess
ssla; Hause OF Hur, 1.-TWO scenes): The
Arrest; The House of Simonides; Meet
ing of Ben HIr and Iras; Ben Hur, Ilder-
i'm, Belthassr and Servant; The Desolate
Home OF Kur; Ben Hur Telling the Story
of the Nazsrene; The Lepers Healed; Ben
Hur and Esther; and the Home of Hur.
Beside these here was an opening vocal
solo, ''Lo! Hear the Gentle Lark" by
Miss Blakesley, with flute obligato by
Prof. Acterian, and the reading of The
Chariot Race, by Mrs. Phil Mitchell, and
vocal solos by Miss Margaret Dart and
Mrs. S. W. Sesrle. Miss Dart sang
with VerGure Clad from Hadyn's
Creation" and Mrs. Searle Non Flu
Sogno," by Verdi
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
IN A TROPICAL FOREST.

Who knoweth the joy of untamed forest
streams,
That laugh in sunless ravines and disdain
The rending cataracts with a smile which
CLEANS
Like jewels flashing amid summer rain?
No vivid verdure that is born in spray,
No glistening fern that courts the foated
breeze,
No palm that sways in rhythm with the lay,
No lofty lordling among ancient trees,
No thing that's rooted, bound and moored to
place.
Nor even soaring birds, who roam to die,
May know the joy of their untrammeled race
Who run in careless Immortality;
l wandering on their trackless banks am
bound,
My thoughts alone their liberty have found.
w. Clayton Pickersgill in London Spectator.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08

Are you troubled with any skin disor-
der? Hot Spring Skin Salve is al thai
the name implies. The salts from the
evaporsted waters are EN- od:ed in the
composition, aud it should he used wher
ever salye or ointment is necessary
For sale by all druggists. Hsrtz s Balm.
sen, wholesale agents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
How lie Did 1t.

Witherby-Your wife told me yester-
day that You had given her two new
summer gowns. ! don't see how you
could afford it.
Plankirgton-Easy enough. l put my
money on the horse that you said
wouldn't win.-Cloak Review.
4 Testimonial from Hon. S. p. Hughes,
judge Supreme court, Little Rock, Ark:
Il haye used your Diamond spectacIes
about year, and have found them clear,
easy to the eyes and very satisfactory.
prefer them to any l have used.
~ Yours RESPECTFULLY,
SIMON P. HUG HE'S.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
sons ofVeJerans Encampment

Tickets at half rates via the Burlington
route will be sod on account of the grand
annual encsmpr1ent of the Sons of Vet
Grams TO be held at Bushnell, Ill, Jure
90 Do not fail TO see this very interest
ing spectacle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08

You can't afford to laugh. dear girls
Tn ess your tee are white as pearls
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet,
Aud your two lips in rosebuds ne t;
And you cannot supply this want,
But through he use of SOZODONT!
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08

Half fare to attend the national demo,
crst C convention at Chicago, Jnne q
1892.
Ii ke,s on sale June 16 to 20, anC
good to return Until July 6 See any
ticket agent of the Great Rock IslanC
Route for full particulars.
JNo SEBASTIAN. G. T. s P. 4.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08

The vocal selections were of an high
order and received much merited applause,
as did the reading of Mrs. Mitchell which
was artis;ically rendered. the entertain-
ment was delightful one in every
respect. The stage settings were ex-
celent, the costumes appropriate, and
the posing and expression of the ladies
and gentlemen taking part was such as
to receive hearty encores from the large
audience pres Mt.
The entertai lment may possibly IL
repeated.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08

The success of Hoods SarssI arilla is
because it possesses true merit, and no
claim is made for it which is not fully
suDDOrted
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28
lin atdts nab tuieser utd3ts.

9lus feltiamem MnlaB bat ii9 por
ldngerer 3eit, tpie erft iebt gemelbet
tpirb. in Spanbau ein iunges Mdb@en
bas 2eben genommen. 9ie 16idbrige
9o9ter bes Maurers 81. pollte ibrer
Mutter gu @eibna9ten ielbit gearbeitez
te @egenfdnbe gum @ef6enf barbrin>
gen. Da iie aber ni9t bic Mfittel be-
fab, UNI bic notbmenbisen Muslagen au
beitreiten, 10 lieb iie BON elmer betanns
ten Grau einen fleinen Gelbbetrag.
Oie Greube Der Wutter am 5eitabemb
mar groB iiber bas f66ne @ef9enf Der
9o9ter. Glei6 na6 benz 5ete aber
5eigte bas iunee Mdb6en cine tiefe
Niebergei6lagenbeit, unb felt SDlpelter
mar es fpurlos berf6munben. grf
ieBt erfolgte cine traurige Quffldrung.
Sm S9langengraben tpurbe bieier
Gage bic f6on balb in @ermeiung iiber>
gegangene 2ei9e elmer Srauensperion
gefunben; bic Sobte mar ienes iunge
Mdb6en. Sic bate ii9 ertrdnft, neil
iie ben fleinen @elbbetrag ni6t suriids
aablen fonnte umb bic 8oripiirfe Der
gltern fiir1tete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

nur aufsel9laset1 batte, tint fiir ietne
Qbionberitns bon ber iibrisen @eiels
l9aft einen setptfien duberen 8orpanb
5lt baben, ftn9en na99eraoe an, ibn
ptrflid gu iutereiliren unb fellelten feline
Ebeilnabme fdlieBli6 70 iebr, bab ct
feline umsebung persaB un6 aud ben
[ei1ten 51ritt iiberb6rte, Der fih iei>
mem Plate sendbert bate. &rft ber
Slang elmer tpoblbefannten Stimme
lieB i'm TT freubiser ueberralduns auf,
fabren; benn bieier tpeihe, beitriden6e
alans CAB linn ia bic @etpiBbett, baB
Ietne 8ermutbnns eine bere9tiste 9es
Deien mar.
YSie miii3en iid bier ipabrlt1 iebr
penis betmtfd fiblen, 9err Doftor,
nenn Sie bic l1nterbaltung NIT bteier
ltummen @efelli1aft bem @eiprd1 NIT
Der lebenot9en nor3teben. Seien @ie
perii9ert, bab t6 mir f9on felt seitern
bic bttterften 0ortpiirfe made, neil i9
Sie In elmer unbesreifi9en Gnmanbs
lung bon l1ebermutb bur1 meine 0ii9e
geSipun9eu babe, 0ieie unuillfommene
@iulabung an5unebmen."
Ser Con, in Incident @erba bas ges
ipro4en bate, mar pobl frenber unb
berber, alS BlateniuS i'm ionft bon
ibren 2ippen pernommer; aber nod
9laubte ct nur an cine Tdul9uns, benr
ipie bdtte fie ba3u fommen iollen, iba
bier In leiner Nbgefhiebenbeit aufsuz
luden, tpenn iie ui9t bon ibrem 0er3en
oa5u getrteben fporoen ipdre?
Darnm i6lus er raid Die seoffnete
Mappe 5u llno laste, irbem iein Bid
bet ibrigen lu9te (: r@obl mar es eine
9ige, Srauletn @erba; aber etne Qase,
bie mi6 jebr 9lHdlt9 senaht bat, ba lie
mir beiptes, baB Sie ein flein menis
@ertb auf meine Inmelenbeit lesen.
@rlauben Sie mir barunt, S9nen bon
san5etn 6er3en fiir btele liebensfpiiroisite
aaer llnipabrbeiten su banfen.A
Sefunoellang prebte @erba bic Clip
pen 5uiammen uno tire Mugen bafteten
auf Der Waierei Ses einfa9en ipeibieis
benen Sa6ers, ben lie 1T Sen 6dm6eu
bielt bann aber lab iie nit einein fal>
ten uub itulsen 8lid ooll gu Blatenius
auf unb ernieerte i6rof: sd mibte
ni9t, baB 9ie cine Beranlal{ung baau
hdtten, 5err Doftor. @as meine seitriee
9anOlunsslpeiie beittntn1te, mar = ipie
Seiast = cine Nnipanblung bon ueber,
mutb, fiir sic td iest ielber feine Grfla,
rnns mebr babe. Su ber 9bfi1t, Sbnem
etne SreuOe slt bereiteM, t1at id nieime
uniiberleete IenBeruns iebenfaus ni9t."
Blatenili3 mar iebr bla6 semorben
aber bas nreripartete unb llnbesreifli9e
tn @erbas 10 plotli6 perdnbertem 8e-
nebmen ntaoete i'm perftummen. Die
Gntmort ober bic 5rase, inel9e lie pielz
let4t eruartet bate, erfol9te nt1t, itnb
na6bem fie etnanber nod fiir cine allere
oinss uur peridminbenb fur3e 3eit
Wmeigeno gegeniiber 9eitanben, ipan>te
@eroa ii9 elmer chen poribergebenren
Dame Su, lim idon in benz 1,dditen
NuSenblid 6inter Dem 8orbanse Der 1t,
6as yeben5tmmer fiibrenben Tbiir benz
Blid bes Doftors gu entidmiMoen.
(Sprt1ebuna fpIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28
aleibsritoHe! aleioeritoffe

Der srSbte unO setuabIteite gorratb bon
tetnen &letberf # . ffet n, ber ie in @an
Gntonto Sorbanben Dar. Gin neues Mufer
Satin Stripeb Grepon, ipIib unb
gemuifert.
vSebfOrb gDrb" in allen neuen Ears
ben, ipte Mtdel, @isale, Mais, 2abeneel San,
8uiiian grap, Cream, peib.
garb.
:. SramaSiifde Gballies III a5 Be-
itintn,ten Muftern.
Mobaires, Crepe b'gbine gu rs
gents, 80 @ents unb $iOo.
Sram30iii8er Orsanbie gu 25, 35
nnb DO Gents.
Goro Sm Not, etpas neues, gu 10 Gents
pet Yarb.
@emuiterte 8ebforo @orb au 121a
Gents per Oarb.
- 9emuiterte @repe su ID Gents per
Yarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

Die bon ben ruIFi@en Dorfaez
meinben BEL ieber @elegenbeit gegebe=
men offi5iellen Srinfgelage tperben in
ben ytotbbe5irfen trob allen glenbes luz
itig tueiter beranitaltet. Ser in bieiem
Gebiete umberreifenbe Beri9terifatter
Der yfomoie Dremia, iueib bariiber
Na9itebenbes gu beri6ten: SIN @ou=
bernement penia traf er NIT benz 2anbz
roth 6es Sprengels 2enbaisf auiammen.
yWifen Sie-iagte linn Der Beamte-
bab Sic ben armen 8auern meines Bez
airfs bel Sbrer Mntpeiembeit in 2enbaisf
8 Nubel gefoitet baben2 Oie Bauern
baben BON benz Oaiein eimes 3eitungsz
beri6terfatters ME ettpas geb6rt, biels
ten Sic fiir einen un1berreilen6en &ez
giernngsfommifdr unb baben Sic nid6t
anbers als ben Serrn Senator aug pez
tersburg genannt. Neulid nun repis
birte i'd BIT. Bidder Der @emeinbe 2ens
baisf nnb fan6 i6 folgen6e 9lusgaben
per5ei9net; Gelegentlid Der OurAz
reife bes 9errn 2anbratbs-3 &ubel,
bel Der 9ur9reiie Seiner Woblgeboz
bes 9errn Sipratpnit-5 @ubel, mad
Der Ibreife Seiner 9ur6lau9t bes
9errn Senators-8 &mbel. grfldrenb
fiiste Der @emeinbedIteite binau: Ser
Qerr Senator bat aeinen bon uns in bic
3dbne gei6lasem, er but an9 Giemanb
ing 8efdngniB gei6idt, unb ba slaubz
ten mir, bas bier elmer (8ranntmein)
bod ni6t su biel pdren."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28
9ie Grippe erfoIareid, bebanSelt

Sd bin foeben BON einen atpeiten
4nfaa Der @rippe in bieiem Sabre bere
getellt tporben, iagt Scr. S. 8. Sones,
9erausgeber 6es p2eaber", Meria,
Seras. Sd gebrau@te @bcmberlains
9uitensMebisin umb nit grfolg, benm
i'd uar nur sipei = segen friiber aebn
Sage i'm 8ette. Ser atpeite Nmfal
miir5e. .ebenfalls 10 f6per gepeien iein,
uie Der erite, bdtte i'd mi9t bieie Mebiz
gin angepanbt, ba i'd mid feds Stun>
ben mad Der Nttade f6on lesen muBte,
udbren6 id beim eriten Nnfan mod
spei Sage lang meinen @ei6dften
na6geben fonnte, ebe i9 bettldgerig
ipurbe. 9ie GIaf9e gu so Gents gu
berfaufen bel ben Gruggiiten s. Salt
eper & Sobn, 9otp1ing & Gloob, %.
& 80. @alteper, u. DreiB, $. S9us
6arb, &. Cohen & 60. unb s. 8.
6arriiDn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

= Das i6meiserif9e Stdbt6en 9(lt=
BORT erbdlt elm 9ellsDenfmal. gon
ben eingeianbten gnttpirfen bat bic
Surp ben gntipurf aiBlings als ben
beiten be5ei6net. Das meue Sell z0enf=
nal foQ li6 an ben freifebenben 5burm
anlebnen, Der li6 auf benz Marftplab in
4ltborf erbebt. Sen 8orwurf nun,
ben Sburm als 9intergrunb au benus
BEN, bat Styling, tuie bic ,M. 3iir.
3eitung" i9rsibt, gang beiOnbers gliidz
lid sel6it. gs seigt Sell, pie er BON
Biirglen fommenb 3u Sbal idreitet, bic
Armbruit auf Der S9ulter, ben frifb
ansf9reiteHben 4naben an Der 6anb.
Sem Sell 1T ni6t Der 9beaterbelb nit
Barrett unb Geber, ionbern elm ri6tiger
lrner Ielpler i'm Melplerbent6. sSm
pintergrunb lit Biirglen angebeutet.
gs 1T ber Seu, tpie er in ber 0orftels
lung bes 8olfes lebt, unb nidt ums
ionit bat bic llrner Beb0lferung eiuz
itimmig ben @Orsus benz aiBlins'lben
Ecu gegeben, auf ben nun aud bic
gnti9eibuns be8 preisgeridts fiel. 9as
poitament 1T nit &eliefs peraiert, bic
ben Mpfeii9uB, ben Sprung auf bic
platte, @eBler's Sob unb Sells Inter
gang I'm S9a6enba6 barfellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

bon i4tparaen Baarem gu Ben auer.
niebrieiten @reifen.
@efretfter unb earrirter Sam n
bon 10 @ents anftpdrts Bis gu benz beiten.
Sali4ter iHpar3er Organbie, @renabine,
Satin gefreifter 2atpn su eritaunliA nieori,
gen Bretien
!getoene QYarp 1emriettaS, 40 8oa,
NIT ben neueften S4attirunsen berieben,
gu $1.o0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

Setne epitem Worbamge, 81 garb
lang, 3u rs Genta, $1.0O, $125, $1.5o,
$500, $3.50, $500, ilnb aufpdrts, 70 fein
tpie Sbr iie tpiinfdt.
Sarbiger mnb i9war3er 6aille
Sraneatie, gu go gents per garS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28
GbeuiIe=Y Yortierea ltno giidoeden.

@ir offeriren ST benilles @ortieren
ano Eli d Seden gu abioIut baIbem greile.
Bir baben so @aare portieren unb 100
SsiAbeden, ale gu Semielben preiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28
3epbpr @iuabants !!

gSir Sertaufen 8epbbr @insbams
gu Is, Is unb % Gents.
Sattn StriSeS Gorb bu @Oi unb 3epbbrs.
Semnfferte sateem gu 10, 12, Is
rftb 25 Gents.
Gents.
Das srDbte un6 beit aussetpablte aaser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

= Ilte Sungseiellen gu beiteuerm,
i9ldgt gla Wbeeler Wilcor por. Ser
8ori6lag fimbet allgeineinen Mnflang.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

Das llngliid itieblt uns ben
S9laf, raubt unS tiniere Suuiionen
unb pergiftet uniere 3rdume. @egens
iiber bemfelben 1T eben bas StrafgeIeb
ma6tlos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

Sie beliebten rSfpes terriers"
baben ibren gamen bon ibrer 9eimfdts
te, Der 9ebriben,Sniel @fpe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28
sRomeG's 9eit,lnosz girectorn I'll

= &oiDell'S 3eitunesz DIRECTORY fur
1892 weiit iebt 1914 3eitunsen in
ben Der. Staten mad, bon benen
1859 tdgli6 eri6einen. Der Staat
Nem OOrf bat 172 tdgIi1e 3eitungen,
penniplbanien 168, Ohio unb Sllinois
ie 121. SIN 2aufe 6eS lebten Sabres
tpurben 2721 3eitungen neu gegriin>
bet, 1926 linb eingegangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28
gorbause! gorbanae j!

Sn Oraperien unb gretpnnes
tibren mir eine elesante MusiuabI BON 10
Gents auFpartS bis gu Der feinften Scrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

Wi0bel unb Seppi9e
llmier M5beI. unb Seppid Dsysrtsmsas
perbient in Musenfdein senpinnssii u hss.
ben. gGir quotiren greils, bic Sbr NIT Dsn
8niiSen Ieien tperbet.
Seppi@c! 9eppid5s!
8otn Brufiels, 81 unb nufwdrts.
Sapeftrb 8rufeIs, so Gents tnb auiisxsss.
Sapeftrp 8ruiiels, 8cgbtrrb, IS geats nab
a,iftpdrts.
aues @oue, brsifade Dids, % sents.
6. 6. 50
linton 10
6. s. IS
linton Is
eefaumte sepriGe, Is BIZ so Gents.
2inoleunt, 60 Gents url6 nuftp6rt&.
Tubbo6en Oels9udb, so Gt6. un6 auiwxrts.
GccpSsUfatten, 45 Gents unb nuftrarta w.
NuabratsDarS
@bina Matten, bon 121z Bis 95 Gents.
Aette Sapaueiiide Matten au nur ls SO.
MDbel! WaDbel!
Wir MAIDEN fpeaieae Oiferten IN 9aIaf.
! immer sSetS:
Solibe Mntife GiHene Sets. nur t1s.se.
glegante Ghebal Sets, r,lr $4,000.
Solibe @alnub Sets, tiur $3s.
Plii4 Rarlor Sets, amr $37.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

Cine Opernmerfmiirbigfeit, bic
pieaei6t nod ME portam, famn in
@eimar ii@ ereignen. 8efanntli9 CAB
Wien ioeben bic Sper rWertbers 3ei>
ben" BON MaKenet. Ser @oetbe'fde
Sert 1T bartn -getreu erbaltem um6 2otte
pie Wertber trefli6 gesei9net, aud
muiifalifd. 9aun liegt bic @ertber's
f9e 9olle fir boben Senor. 9a nun
Weimar f6on Der @oetbe 9rabition
tpegen bic Sper annabm, inuB Der
&ammeridnger @ieBen bort ben Wers
tber iingen. Dieier aber, @obm bes
2eipsiger &ei6sgeridts &atbs, beiBt
Buff unb 1T Der re9te @roBneffe Der
2otte, bic ia befanntlt6 aud Buff bieB.
aammeridnger @ieBen pirb mitbin
als Wertber feline Ieibli6e @roBtante
auf Der 8iibne gu lieben baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28
eeioenitoffe !! seibeuitoffe!

sOltOe farbise gbinefii9e umb Sas
paneiti9e Setbenftoffe in ben pcs
pnlarften Sarben, ipie @eib, Cream, @o1a,
Gorn, Ntle, 2ilae, 8Iau &c.
Splise @ros @raim S@warae
Setbenitoffe gu rs Gerts, 80 @ents, 81
nnb $1.25.
S4marae GreamGb binefii&e
Setbenftoffe gu 30, s5, 80, so, rs, 85,
80 Gents unb 81.
geibene umo gatim Brueaoe, in
idmar3 nnb farbig gu rs, 80 Gents, 81 unb
$l.25. In ben neueiten Mbenbs Sarben.
Ganep ssinulterte Snbias, i&marser,
farbiger ,nD ipeiBer @runb; stpetfarbig, elm
fah n,S beri4iebenart.ge Siguren, 8Iumen.
Scrolls nno anbete Wufter, 70 @prten, SX12
&on1binatlon, iebes 20-22 Bon brett, IS, 48,
60, 68, IS @ents nnb 81. % 3oI breite sr
81 unb $125.
gerfdiebene @ldcee gmrabs, su 20,
35, SO unb rs Gents.
0as Seibenlaser iibertrifft aaes Daaetpes
iene in anspabI, Site uno Bertb fir ieben
3fpsd. no Seibe sebrau6t pirb, ,lnb Seren
3abl 1T 2esion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28
g g Q 9 q g e g q q
timer ..gHeiier Glsphaut..

glotbins 9aus lit bas sr5Bte unb ssHtxss
bieite i'm Slbneten @ir sarantiseu
S1nitt, Muiter, GuaIitGt ux4
,bab allies pabt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

gine 3uiammenfeauns Der Off
siere Der amerifanii9en 9lrmee biirfte
aud fiir unfere 2eier ti9t obne sSnterz
efie fein. Muf Der aftioen 9iife giebt es
3 @eneralzM zMaiors nit 81, 800 idbrli9 !;
l6 8rigabez@befs, ie gu $500; II
rGolonels" au $4,000; 81 ,Qieutez
nantsgolonels", ie $4,000; PIG Weaz
iors gu $500 &c. Npn biefer &i6tung
aus iiebt bas SolbatenIeben gana
babi9 aus. Nu6 bic Gapitdns, 3ieus
tenants &c. f0nnen es nod amsbalten.
Gin Seconb 2ieutenant feht ii9 INNER
nod auf $116.67 pro Mfonat. Ser
gepobnli6e Solbat bringt es nur auf
$13 pro Monat unb fanm, menm er
bhbf6 fleibig unb aufmerfiam lit, bis
gum erlten Sergeanten nit $22 r1onats
lid beraufriiden, ebentuen fann er TO-
ear lieutenant tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-28

l1nier Waarenlaser tit maRsebeno.
Die fOlsenoen Auotationen geben einen
Mint, UNI a5er ben tuirtliden @ertb unb bic
8si4baItisfeit fennen ;u lernen, fommt unb
iebt poer lakt Gadb Yrpbem fdbsdem.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-30
The oLD-FAsHIoNEO CIRCUS.


o where is the old-rashioned single-ringed cir
That when we were children delighted Us SO.
The Joyous excitement in which u would work
Is gone from the presenr-day everything
show.
How cozy the round. little tent that confined US.
How near was the ring where sat all
around
On seats of rough boards with folks feet Just
behind
To lean our backs onto with comfort pro
found.
Yes then We could Sc. the clowns funny grim
And laugh al his iokes-ror he talked in those
And pick out our friends in the circle Of faces
And Join In the rOars that together we'd
raise
one thing al = time and that leisurcly acted
Incrcased-not dminished-the pleasure We
took:
Not twenty at once our attention distracted
And gave Us "a headache all over 10 look.
No side-shoW attractions defrauded Us ever;
We SAW GH there was for the quarter il cost
And, satisfied wholly, went homeward with
\ thought that one thing was unseen or was
lost
No subsequent plays" and no humouggins
races"
Bclittlcd and hurried the circus We knew:
Those things may be good ia their own proper
places
And so are wax figgers" and animals, too.
Alas! Were afraid that the old-rashioned cir
Gus
Has gone with the minstrelS TO never return,
And no combinations ~ present can work liz
Into that excitement FOR which must
yeArn.
H c. Dodge, in Goodall's sun