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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-24
Natb fir WHttcr.

Dor iiber 5OSabren f6on tpurbe Wfrs.
WinSlom's SOOTHING Syrup bon Mils
lionen ben Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber an~gepenbet. Wirft bu i'm
S6lafe bur9 ba8 S9reien zines &inbes
geftDrt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor
S9mer5en peint2 Wemn 10, lafe fofort
cine 5lai1e BON rMrs. Winsloms Sooz
thing SDrup" bolen. Sein Wertb iitums
beaabIbar. IS tpirb benz tleinen 2eibenz
ben fofort 2inberung berf6afen. 8erz
laBt eu1 barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
,3meifel bariiber. IS beilt Dnfenterp
unb 9iarrbOe, regulirt ben Magem unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Minbs &olit, er>
pei1t ben @aumen, berbinbert gnt3iinz
bung unb itdrft bas gan3e Spifem.
rMrs Minslems Soothing Sprup"
fur aabnenbe 4inber 1T angenebm in
Gef1mad unb bas &eeept ftammt bon
einem Der beten meibli9en 4erate In
ben Ser. Staten. IS lit bel allen
9ruggiiten in Der gaitSeit @elt gu 5as
ben. preis rs @ts. per IIafde.
aauft ni6ts anbereS als Wfrs. Mina>
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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.. u. & u. g. @abm.
Mbfahrt.


Na6 @alpefton, 6suiton nitb Guero
tagli6, auSgenommen 5onntags,
UNI ..J.lU WDrn1.
Na6 Corpus @briiti, Mranfas YaB urb
8eepiae tdgli9, arsgenommen @onn>
tags, um............3:O 5 9tadum.
Nad aerrbile tdgli6, ausgenomme1t
SDnntags, 200 5ta1.
Na9 @errpiae, nur Sonntass, umt
$3.50 BORN.
Na9 &errpiQe tdgli6, ausgenommen
Spnntags mnb Montags, I'M
0Vorm.
Nnfunft.
Son @alpeton, 9ouiton unb @uero
tdgli1, ausgenDmmen SDnntdgS,
UNI ................8 :05 Mberbs.
Gon Corpus @brili, Nranfas YaB unb
8eepile tdglid, aussenpmmen Sonns
tags, um............2:00 9tadm.
BON &errbiae tdgli6. ausgenommefl
Sonntags. $50 BORN.
8on 9errpile, MIR Sonntass, UNI
500 Mbenbs. ...... ...........
@on &errpile tdgli6, ausgenommen
SOnntags unb Montags, I'M
700 Nbenbs
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500 welobnuua. / O

Sic 2eier Der .Sreien YreHe1 merben fid
freuen. 81 EFF bren, bob es ipenisitens cine
sefirGtete Rranfbeit siebt, ipelfe Bic 8ifen.
i&aft In on ibren Stufsn 3u beilen i'm 6tanbe
lift Sau's Ratarrb.Su III bic einaise iett Der
dr3tliden Braoeritaft betannte poiitipe Sur.
Rntarrb erforoe,t als cine Gonftitutionss
&rantbeit cine conitituticnele Bebanbluns.
SaD's aatarrb Sur pirb innerIin senommen
unb tpirtt brett auf has 8lut unb bic itleis
misen OberHd4en bes SbftemS, taburd bic
@runbIase ber aranfbeit 3eritSrenb nnb benz
Patienten araft eebenb, inbem iie bic Ronfti>
tuition bes 85rpers aufbaut unb Der Natur in
ibrem Berfe bilft. Die Gisentbames baben
10 piel g.rtrouen su ibren 9eiltrdften, baB fe
e~intunbert Dollars Belpbnuua fir ieben Tull
anbieten, ben tie gu furtren perfebtt. Qabt
gu& cine 9,fte bon 3eusniHen fommen Man
aoreiiire:
s. s. gbeneb & 60, 1oletp, ..
20 Bon 0rosuiiten, rs Gents.
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s. #

aui ben Dunfd pisler Treunbe babe i'd
einsepiatst, oIs Ranbibat fur bas Nmt bel
aonftabIers bes l. Yrecinfts a~uf5utre'
ten unb penn erpdblt, berpIi4te ih mid
meine YHi8ten sepifenbaft ~ erfaaen.
6enrD 9ietIer.
@ir iinb autorilirt 9errn gbas. 6. Mb'
be9 aIs &anbibat fir bas Mrtt bes 8on
itabIerS bes l. Yrecinfts ansutanbigen
8ir finb autorilirt, g. y. SeffeI .aIs
&anbieat fir baS Nmt bes 30 n abIers
hes l. grecinftS bel ber bepprftebenber
Nopemberwabl an;ufiinbigen.
Bir finb autoriiirt, Err. Sames Me
'GIpSfb als Rantibat fir bas Mnt BEL
aontabIers bes /. Rreeintt an;naeisen
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gDmntDsM 1t5etgeu.

Sur GountD : 6 ommiffd
@ir iinb autoriiirt. 5errn @m. B5rner
ais Ranoibat fiji bic @ie%perermdbluns fur
bas Amt beS gountb : & ommifars
beS 2 4reeinttS anJufinoigen.
Die ,greie Bfeiie" lit autoriiirt, GERM
Meter Sonos .ls &onbibat fir bic Die=
berpatl ais County : &ommid
fit ben 8. Yreeinft an%;ufiinbigen.
Sir fino autoriiirt. Germ Bra nj ms
fdeib ais Ranbibnten fur Aieberuabt fir
bus lmt bes 6 sn ntbs8ommifdrs beg
4 Yreeinfts ansutlnoisen.
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epmtberu Yaeifc > 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Na1 NepsO Orleans, 6oufon uitb @als
neton tdgli6 1:20 Na6m. un6 9 100
ubr Mbenbs.
Nad San Granciseo, 81 pafp unb
eagle BaB tdsli6 4:30 Na9m. unb
1855 8prm.
Mnfnnt.
8on 9tem=O rleans, 6outon unb @al>
peiton tdgli9 700 8nrm. unb 4:05
Wa9m.
gon San Granciseo, 81 paio unb
eagle BaB tdgli9 1880 Na9nl. unb
1870 Mbenbs.
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= Sn Wien bat es pdbrenb Der Iebs
ten Gage fart geidneit. Sic Stabt
unb bic llmgeaenb trasen ibr Winters
fleib. Niles 2aubmerf 1T beri6wurs
ben. unb bic 9igel iinb nit S6nee be-
bedt. Sm b6bmiiden 9o6lanb f6eint
e8 febr fart.
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Ser 9ufruf, peI@er ben Soeias
liften : @ongreB auf ben IA. Nopember
mad Berlin einberuft, tiinbigt an, baB
unter ben Gragen, bic CUR 8eipre6ung
fommen merben, ii9 aud ber8eri6t beS
gentrals @omites iiber befien 9bdtigfeit
felt 5em lebten GongreB befinben mirb,
ben &i6arb Slider borleger1 mirb.
Qerr Ginger tpirb iiber bic Sbdtigfeit
Der Socialiten i'm &ei6stag unb 6err
Mlois @erii6 iiber bic pldne un5 0ors
bereitungen our Geier bes Mai : 9ases
i'm nd@iten Sabre beri6ten. 9err Qiebs
fne1t pirb i6 iiber bic wirtbidaftli6e
&rifis unb ben baraus folgenben Notbs
itanb perbereiten unb Serr 8ebel bic
Saltung Der Soeialiifen gu Der Mntis
Semiten : 8epegung flarlegen.
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Stir @puntns& idter.

@ir iinb autoriiirt, 9errn 8rpan 9 al.
lagban ol8 8anbioaten fur bas Mmt bes
County &idters an3ufiinStsen.
Bir 1inb autoriiirt, Germ g. V. Dr..
MIIifter alS 8anbibaten fur Wiebertpnb
fir has Nmt beS s ountps&i d TER an3u'
finbisen.
Sir iinb autoriiirt, GERM 81. 8. Stan
fieIb, biSber COUNTY : Northumberland
ais aanbibat fur baS ant bes cunt y
8idterS an~3ufinbisen.
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Sir Griebeus &ihter.

SIR Sriebens @i1ter.
&ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn @no6 riff
Spnes ais &anbiSaten fIr baS Mmt bes
SrtebenSri4ters bes l. Yrecintts
ananfdnbigen.
Dir iinb autoriiirt, 9errn Mntpn Mbam
als &aneibaten fur 8ieoerpabl fir baS 9lrat
ees Srieben8ri4terS beS I. Yres
einttS (bie sanae Stabt umfafenb) an3u.
finbisea.
@ir itnb beauftrast, GERM IS. 6. 6 { als
&anotbaten fir bas Nmt bes GriebenS.
ri4terS fir BEN erften Yrecinft anaufiin=
eisen. Serr @or eriudt bic giirser bon Berar
@puntp, fur ibn ~ it'mnen.
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Mrutca &albe.

Dte bette Salbe Der MeIt fir e4nite, 0uetf&un.
ser, @si@rshre, Ftsbsr, unb Saut. ausi&Ias, Gle&te,
fetten; furtrt 6dmorrbctben pber setne Hetabluns.
8bQist 9ufrtehsntett saranttrt pber cas- 0tlb wtrb
bara6e-fattet. Is Gents Die SHa9teI. gum gertaui
gBboIefalss
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Stir 6 Qffeffor.

II
@ir finb ermadtiet, Germ 2pMiS 3ntb
+. als &anbibaten fur @ieberipanl fur bas
Pint bes County s&neffors a~n3ufiins
bigen.
@ir finb autoriiirt. Germ O o. 6. 0ils
Il n ais 8anbibat fir baS amt bes
Mnei5orS bon Berar gountp a~nsutinbigen.
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Gir Ben 38. @eri6tsbifrift.
Mir finb autorilirt, 9errn eugene
9lr1er als @anbibat bes &i6terz
fir ben 80. @eri6ts : Oifrift
an3ufiinbigen.
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s il g beriff.

Die .Sreie 9refe" 1T ermadtist, Serrn
Scbm q @ampbeII aLs &anbtbat fir
oas amt oes Sheriffs bon 8erar County
anaufunbisen.
Nir limb autpriiirt Germ s. g. McgaII
,ls @anbibet fir @ieberermahluns fit baS
Vim hes Sberiffs BON gerar @ountb ans
sufGnbiaen.
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SIR

VI u VEetE
aBir iinb autorifirt, Rat. GENTS aIs
&anbibat fur @ieberuabI fur bas Mmt bes
Ditritts GIerfs anaufinbisen.
@ir 1inb beauftragt, 9errn 9enrg nms
oils Ranbibaten fir bas Mmt oes
DtfriftsGIerfS BON Berar County ans
apfiinbiaen.
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Stir g hakmeiter.

Sir finb antoriiirt, Serrn Sd. Sroboefe
ais Ranbibnt fir N,ebererwdblmng fur has
9mt bes 6 ountpsS d atmeifters ants
3ujei9en.
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s9- Wenn 81. 9erren eiuen suten,
b%altbaren unb %fafbionablen Nnsug
Doat, gebt gu pancoa # & Sobn.
Oieielben baben nur CUTE Waare, 10
bilig ME irgenbmo.
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SIR bem IL. ~&ongreBsDifrift.
Wtr finb %autoriirt, 9errn &errD
Getrea alS &~dnbibaten fir ben l 2.
aongreBsD ifrift an%5ufinbigen.
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Sur 6aute Snfpeftor.

Bir iinb ermddtiet, Germ ". S. 9 aun
berS ais aanbibaten fir bas @rnt bes 8ieb:
unb Sdute- SnipettorS anauseisen.
9iermit erlaube i'd MIR, mid alS aanbibai
fir bas 9lmt bes Sdutes unb 8ie6 Sn.
peftprS BEL Der bebcritebenben 0abl an,
su3eisen uno bite um bic llnteritituns mel.
ner Greunee unb Mitbiirger.
Mdtungsbou
SttoSM 6geIim.
8ir linb autoriiirt, Serrn GbaS. 8
|25ffter alS aanbibat fir baS Mmt bes
Sautes Snipeftors a%rsafiinbisen.
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sdpl,' Valmen ; @arteu III 5

Vt9U16 kHtHtcH OWt1eH ~ Dct
SammelplaB Der 9euti6en BON San
Mntonio nit ibren Gamilien. 9ie re-
eelmdbisen @benb Grei &onaerte an
bier Ibenben in Der @o9e fint ftets
sablrei6 beiudt unb erfreuen ii9 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
Sdpl5' Salpun 1T Der sroBte unb
lebbaftefte in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
unb Wbisfeps unb a~le3eit felerfrif9es
Bier, iomie bic beiten @igarreu. S6pl3'
2un6 erfreut ii6 algemeiner Nnerz
femnumg nnb regen 3uipru6s.
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SIR @euntpz

g@ir i,nb autori1irt, 9errn Bart De
W lit als &ano bat fife @iebermabl fir baS
gmt bes County 81 alts a~nsutitns
higen.
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aa Sie Morgan City Fish & Oyz
ster Company bat ftets cine Musmabl
BON fril6en Gifden. Nuitern unb Wils.
Sic erbdlt banon tdgli6 aeue 3nfubz
rem. Sn Der Stabt merben bic Sa9en
frei abgeliefert. Selepbon So. 81. =
Muftrdge aus benz 2attbe erbeten
prompte Musfiibrung garantirt.
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Matariide beibe gdtpefef.8aoer

in Der manufacturer Mdbe BON San
Mntonio. neben benz Sabmeftliden
Srrenafpl. B%eforberung per Omnibus
bon Der Stabt aus piermal tdgli6.
8Gber 25 Gents.
s. S6euermeper,
g. .. Bor 1889. San Mntonio.
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don }rhter tefanbelt purpe unb NIT welaen MttteIn.
Verlorene Mannbarkeit, icwte aus
e6p66en ber 0ef4Ie&tepr9ane befimmt turtrt.
Observation-Disclosures rerbeu TN 9auf'
~ ezeuten unb rtne Snfrumeute furtrt. Gin wun'
beyp,Ges 8etimttteI.
Ontafrh und K~rankheiten der
Haut, tss DIutes uah 9erseus, Der eeber unb be-
XLcf<n.
Syphilis. Das am sef4wtnbefen uni fGerfer
5e{iente MttteI 6ur aaranttrt.
Hnnt-K kheiten auer Wrt merbeu IN.
mi, 10 anbeye aureu ntbIanseu.
Uunatuerlicher Abduss rtrb prpunpi
\ IN 3&ar Easen furtrt.
Neeine Wetbpoen.
]. 0Tttf 6pn5uItattcn tn Der Office pber per BOP.
Z. 0<naue f1uter{u4uns nub Dtdgupfe.
s. Sseey nth AMI Grunh ut0eni&aftl.Aer Ertnetptes
ts5enbdt znnb @ein eper tbr Gan ptre u ~fpeeteneu
Gtubtnm Aema&t.
& Dtatgs Qreife unb Iet&te 8abmnssbebtnsuusen
~ ben metfeu fdueu tam BITE Qrant6ett i'm 6auf
~ 4Ianeeu betanbett werben.
S4settt nm Spmptom . Gcrmnlar no. l, fur Dedn'
64sttbt nm Gpmptom< ScrmuIar Mo Q, fhr Erauen
94retbt nm 6pmptcms Gprmniar Np. 5, fur 9ant
ranktetten.
0riefe perben prompt beantuprtet. aae GefGdft
-etelm 8etaitep. Rebt3tn rsrb uerber8en seianSl
aefertnsen : bic ganten BON Gan antento.
1eutf9 8efprohene
dean a~preffre an pbev fpreGe Dor bet
y. ~ HATHAWAY, NJ. d.,
ettsent 0ebdnbe, SO unb IS Wef > Gpurmereeftraee
euNutenic. Gexas, etne Greppe bod.
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Giienbabn Tabr Yla1.
S. & g. u. Sabn.

s. Il y. ". Babn.
Nbfabrt.
Nab ct. 2outs pia Sron Mountain
ober 81. 6. &S....6:50 Mnrgens.
Na9 ct. 2onts pta Sron Mountain
&oute ...........6.00 MbenbS.
Na1 Qarebo. 1885 8prm.
4nfunt.
8Dn st. 2ouis, Srpn Mountaia & NJ.
6. & S.. ...--.9: 35 Born.
BON st. Souls, Srpn Mountain & M.
6. ..10:55 MbenbS.
8nr Narebo :35 Na1m.
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priItta, Ont, Canada, Saui SO.
81 batte ben srittu aniou Don Gpilepfe TIM Sopsnibe,
g. babe ieitbem u~usdbIise waittsI probtrt unb aud
hinge ber befIeu Ner5te c~oniuIttrt. cber nidts Enlf miy.
~ u In Sspiember SO anfns, paftsr RSnis's werusns
Sidsftr Mnstmru, iettbsm babe Id utst einen einsis
ssa Anfa4 et9att- s. VI. Gftfforb.
Hakd5onop Sin. edulfpI Co., IA, aeai 90
- CAB mr. Dcftoreu uub Mebi5iu eiH fisittes gers
469tn aus. nm meiufa Sobn. pel9er pier S-5re ON
&pileplIe HIT bacon 81 b~efrefeh, ober obne 1grfolq; Is
u nm Gin ga5I felt pir -%Botor a5nis's Refuens
tt1risrs ssbrau4ten. uHb feifbfm bat er aud ni&t ben
21xHsftn antoA psbr se4abt rsbbaIb ID Sos Wittd
sSteest ~2tf5le &ef Ga N xtttI.
CO. Il. serf1bsES Hu@ ytr sfesreaaeItssbs
piyo jebem Der eS peylanqt 5~s8ejaubt
sG 4rme erbGIteu aud BITE N1ebi3tnu m{pnit
1t<e 4ks1i5tR nurbe tett BEN SABRE 1876 bon ben
4e3u. Bat0c &6Hige Sort mopne. Snb. 8Htereits
- ~ 1etgr ystuer tliaoeiiuug bon BET
K0EN1G MEDICINE CO.,
846 Randolph St., CHICAGO, I'll
0ef g~pctheferm 81. bases f6r
10 BE 8Iafd,ee 6 sIafc1en fur 81. 90
errBs S1.75, 6 fas $500.
Sn 9 an Mntonio Bel aboIpt Dreib.
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Sir County Solicitor.
Mir linb autoriirt. GERM Sole gafs
no uls 8onbibaten fir @iebsrpabl fir
oas S1mt bes Gountp.&pIIeftor angus
seiaen.
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SIR 9ifrift MnmaIt.
@ir iinb autoriftrt, 9srrn @eorse Yas=
bal als &anbibaten fir @ieoersrmdbluns
fir has amt bes Dttrift Sin maIts
an5ufinbi8en.
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Sir BEN "A. enatorieIIen
StHrift.

Sir BEN "A. ematorieIIen
Sifrtft.
Wir finb antprilirt, Germ YerrD
S. 2etuts ben Nominee Der bemofras
tii9en &onbention, alS &anbibaten
fir Stats Senator fir bet
enatorieIIen 9ifrttt
a%n5ufinbigen. >
Wir finb ~autprifirt, Germ 8. g.
Nubinfpn als ben reguldren bemotraz
til6en Nominee unb @anbibaten fir
bas Mmt beS Senatprs fur ben
"a. fenatorieIIen 9ifrift
ansufinbigen.
s hr ben 81. @eri tritt.
Wir iinb ermddtigt, 6errn George
0tpuma,t als &ambibaten fir Wie=
bererpdblung fir 6as Mmt bes 8 l.
# ri.ftri9ters bes 81. @eri6ts6i=
triftS anautinbigem.
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&abl= Mm5eigem.
s III ben 10. aongreBbifrift.
81. s. @pienthal,

Ga Grange, Seras, aeist 1i9
als @anbibat fur bas Mmt bes 0 NJ
gre.Bs &eprd entanten fur BEN
10. Sifrift ait.
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aar uniere S9ube iinb bon pors
siigli6er Aualitdt unb mir g%arantiren
iebes pear.
Yaneoa # & Sobn.
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9as gtaats=9idet

S06 Sfddf9>Stuef
[ir mel3es ie6er Deuti6e itimmen Ioflie
Sir 6ouberneur:
George GIarf.
8ice=@puperneur
6. ~. &ngers.
SIR @eneral.Nnipalt
g. q. @c9pmelI.
Sir Comptroller:
Gtban ALLEN.
Sir S9asmeifter:
SIPS. s. 8pree.
Sir aanbsG ommifar:
%. 6. GDaIfb.
Sir SdnI.S Superintendent
Safpb 8ifler.
Sur Expectations @idter:
90. s. @npo.
N. S. Ybelps.
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UHF NDHHIg VIeTI.
gBir iinb amfpri1irt, Ebab. IS. Smttb
oils Hanb,bat fir @iebererpablung fir 3cs
9lmt beS s ountgs @IerfS an5u3eigen.
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Or. HathaWay
SDbu 0rsabfppt, N. D., Atffftfent.
6pectaIfSt DeS GueStet1s.

Junse Wduuer,
meIne tn SpIse Dor
Susenb . Stnber
an Rerpeufdwd4,
letben, ~tbreeebens'
trait ~unterSrabeu
1aben nnb tbre
MdnnIt4fett rerlc.
rem, tpnten ben Be.
ribmten Or. ga.
tbapap iefprt con.
iultiren. 8erSebi
nt@t, Rerpenfrdnf,
tett Unit eber obas
1rdume) wtrb wti.
FfenfGaftlt& uni
mad ben usaefeu
Retbpben beban.
belt unb init BEN
srb6ten GrfcIs.
sc tpmmt ntni
barauf an, Of man
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auti's giaen furirsn aopfidmersen.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-11
VIOLIN MAKERS OF OLD.
They Selected Most of Their Material Eron
Timbers in South Tyrol.

They Selected Most of Their Material From
Timbers in South TyrOL
Detroit Free Press.l
The great violin makers all lived within
the compass of $50 years. They chose their
wood from few great timbers felled In the
South Tyrol, and foated down in RATS, pine
and maple, sycamore, pear and ash. They
examined these to find streaks and veins
and freckles, valuable specifically when
brought out by vanishing.
They learned to tell the dynasty of the
pieces of wool by touching them; they
weighed them, they struck them, and list
ened to judge how last or how slow, or how
resonantly they would vibrate in answer to
strings Some portions of the wood must
be porous and solt, some of close hber.
Just the right beam was hard to find; when
found, it can be traced all through the
violins of some great master, and after his
death in those of his pupils.
The piece of wood was taken home and
seasoned, dried in the hot Brescia and Gre
mona sun. The house of Stradivarius, the
great master of all, is described as having
been as hot as an oven. The wood was
there soaked through and through with sun
shine. In this great heat the oils thlnned
and slimmered slowly. and penetrated far
into tbs wood, until the Yarnish became q
part Of the wood itself.
The old violin makers used to save every
bit of the wood when they found what they
liked, to mend and patch and inlay with II.
So vibrant and so resonant is the wood oi
good old violins that they murmur, and
echo, and sing, in answer to any sound
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short At last Tanner kept shop with the
assistance of an old aud faithful cat, and he
kicked Thomas out of the store every night
because business was bad; but the patient
beast crawled in by back window and was
on hand every morning.
Tanner was sometimes asked why he acted
that way, and he always replied: 81 am
perfectly Just man. When 1 was q boy 1
was blamed for the faults of others-princi-
pallv them that / took arter in looks an
stupidity. Now, that I'm a man, it's no
more'n fair that other folks should be
blamed for what DO How'm 1 goin' to
get square any other way?"
1t seems to me that this argument is logi-
calIy unansw cradle, and, at any rate, it shows
the value of bringing up children, by pre-
cept and example, that they shall have a
trained sense OF justice and personal respon-
sibility, as Tanner had. Then, too, his doc
trine applies to those who, having worked
for 81 a week during early manhood, are
EMPLOYING others to work for them at Sc so.
would have every such person consider
Tanners argument, and if he is disposed to
give an employe the key to the street and
tell him to go out and eat snowballs on the
edge of a hard winter, why, let him do il by
ali means. It certainly is one way of get
ting square. HOWARD FIELDING.
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that so often lies upon her lips, and alto
gether as a picture she is perfect The
slight mourning she is wearing for dis
tant cousin throws out her lights and shades
to perfection.
She is genuinely glad to see. Rhoda. Per-
haps she had not known how she missed her
until she found herself in Rhoda's warm
embrace. 1t is quite tableau the whole
affair-Rhoda in the midst, Brenda holding
one of her hands, whilst Gerald holds the
other, and Tom, with more force than he is
aware OF, but with deep affection, pattlng
her upon the back.
"Well, old GIRL" SAYS the latter. "You
don't seem much the worse for wear. You
look pretty fit after all.
"After all what?"
"Why the wear aud tear of servantdom!'
Toni SAYS Brenda.
'You don't suppose for one moment, 4"
says Tom, addressing Rhoda, but looking
at Brenda, shat we take this affair seri-
ously. 1t Is big farce; no more. Do you
remember how well you used to act, Rhoda,
| in our theatricals?"
"And always as the saucy housemaid, /"
says see, laughing too.
"Ah! you will be an authority on that
| point when you come back to u.s. You will
astonish the natives with your learning
Nothing like studying the part in person. +"
'But Rhoda is not house maid" says
| Brenda She has dropped Rhoda's hand,
more because she thinks Gerald has held
Rhoda's other hand long enough, than
through want of love for her. She is in
deed keeping a rather severe eye on Gerald
| throughout the interview,
.It's all the same" says Tom literally.
'Oh, it isn't indeed" SAYS Rhoda langh-
ing. ST have my privileges as housekeeper
| Won know" +"
HE is good to you, then?" says Gerald
anxiously.
Every good" There is q touch of re-
! straint in Rhodas tone that is misinter
preted by her audience.
| 'sAh, you are keeping back something
says Brenda pathetically, once again encir-
! cling her cousin with her arms TON said
you were right, Tom, = that he was sure
he was regular old hunksP'
"Tom was wrong then," says Rhoda, with
q suggestion OF annoyance.
''I'm sure he was right. Tom is always
right. says Brenda, whereupon Gerald's
brow darkens, and he casts an uneasy glance
| at his brother.
''You are perfect saint, Rhoda; yol
would endure martyrdom rather than com
plain"
''But have nothing to complain of,
says Rhoda, throwing out her hands
Nothing. Pray, Tom, do not compel MI
to pose as an injured innocent, when an
as comfortable Gndeed, tar more comforta
tle) than 1 ever hope to be in my new life
''She really means it, 1 think" say
Brenda, appealing to the others.
81 really do" says Rhoda.
"And therefore, for once, the immacu
late Tom is wrong" says Gerald, slowly
with glance at Brenda.
-'Auntie will be glad to hear you are a
least comfortable" says she. "She ha
been SO longing for an opportunity to SEN
us down TO interview your Here sh
pauses, and looking at Rhods, bursts ou
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HE WAS A JUST MAN.
Knew Where to Put the Blame
When Things Went Wrong.
ALL DUE TO HIS BRINGING UP.
Story Often Csed With Good Effect by a
Minister Of the Gospel
A SKETCH FROM HOWARD FIELDING
iNn1rrrN roR THE prsrArcH.i

WRITTEN FOR THE DIsPATCH.i
A minister whom I knew long ago had
two principal sermons, one from the text
'Mark the Perfect Man," with which to
turn the thoughts of his hearers in upon
themselves that they might admire virtue;
the other from the words "But the Wicked
Shall Depart" ETC.. to direct their atten-
tion upon one another that they might hate
sin. He regulated his private admonitions
by the same plan, and when he wished to
teach a member of his flock the rudiments
of equal and impartial justice to all he
would sometimes relate the story of George
W. Tanner.
Tanner was Yankee, and had the regu-
lar bringing up of New England boys. Per-
haps you don't know what that is If you
don't I'll let you understand that it is not
blithesome. No, sir; it is gruesome. The
leading idea in the training Of boy up
there is to "keep him down." That's what
they call it, and the surest way for boy to
arrange for whaling trip into the back eel
lar, with his father as the whaler, lis to give
the impression that he thinks he knows