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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-11
Natb fir MMtter.

Dor iiber 5OSabren i6on ipurbe Wfrs.
Winslom's SOOTHING Syrup bon Mil=
lionert bon Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angepenbet. Wirf bu int
S9lafe burfbas gGreien zines @imbes
geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen lit urb Dor
S6meraen tpeint? Wenn 10, laf5e fofort
cine Glai6e bon rMrs. Winsloms 500
thing Syrup" bolem. @eim Mertb 1T une
be5ablbar. Sc tpirb benz fleiner 2eibene
ben iofort 2inberung berf6affen. Ser
laBt eu@ barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
3peifel bariiber. Sc beilt 9pfenterp
unb Diarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen unb
Die Nieren. beieitigt Winb>& olif, err
tpei6t ben @aumer, perbinbert @ntsiins
bung unb ftdrft bas gauge @pftem.
vMrs MinslomS SOOTHING SDrup"
fir 3abnenbe @inber it angenebm 1T
@el6mad unb ba8 &eeept ftammt bon
eiltem Der 5eften peibli6en Merate lit
ben Ser. @taaten. Sc 1T bel aler
9ruggitem liz Der ganaen Welt at bas
ben. Yreis Is @tS. per Slaf6e.
aauft mi6ts anberes als Mrs. Winsz
lomS Soothing GDrup.
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California : Weiue.

Weinliebbaber finben ell srOBes 9a=
ger BON feinen California Weiuen bel
9errn s. s. Weper am Nlamoz
plaaa. Serr Mieper iu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus unb fault bireft
aus benz &eler Der WeinSii6ter, NIs
gutem aenner gelingt e8 inn itetS, bic
beiten S0rten a1S3umdblen. ST fam
feline 9unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiB @eine III por3iisliGer 0ualitdt
bon iebt ab $1,00 per @alonc - frei
ins Saus geliefert.
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28as beOeutet bieies @ort? IS lit
bas SanbelsSei6en bes
Cinderella S6ub> g alafes.
9a I'M @abliabre befanntli6 Sc
l6aftSfiae berri6t unb mir einen gros
ben Iorratb bon S6ubiperf fir Ger
ren, Samen unf &inber al Sanb
baben, neueite 6acons unb Multer, 10
%perfaufen mir NGes gum Soft
preie un0 liefern bic 8epeiie baz
fir. Ollie @aaren linb ileu unb tpurs
ben ipe3iea fir bieien SDmmer beitelt.
Die preiie linb iiberaa in 3ablen arz
gegeben. Wcr bilig unb gut faufen
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella Sd)ub Yataft.
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0ladlidse 3eute aus Snbiaua !.

2Bm. Ttmmsns, Boftmetfter In Sbaptue, 9ubiano.
f9rettt mDas Electric Bttters~ BAT MIR m,bf aeudst,
aue BITE BefHperben unb aefben, pel&e bic EoIu. BON
Stbrunsen Der Rteren unb Der aeber fub.H Dsp Ear@
mer unb Dtebsh4ter Sobn ee8lte, ebenfaus pom Sbss
pias, fast; go 5alte electric gttters fur BITE bette
brau@e pte neu ssbpren sefhblt.A 9. I'D. 6arsener,
eth Giieupaaren : gambler ~herieIben SrtIAaft, iast :
vGlectrt; Btters III serabe DaS, mas Jtmanb brau8t,
heHen @efunbtett total rauf ben Suub setpmmeu tfG-
ME man gu fasen pfest. N.r bat es BITE @e{unbbett
pieberseseben nne ID babe rteber appetit unb neuen
8ebeEsmutbis
apOtbeftn. Gtcipb Drsis, 1bompicu 4 Co., RtpIss
{ale,
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Wptis an 9lac. melhe Iornermmgc,,
gegem Die Gan Mntpmip &
9lranias Yaf Sabm : &C.
iclli6aft baben.

4ls Yerionen, mel6e Sorberumgen
9egell Die San Nntonio & Mranias
paB 8abn : @eieaf6aft ober gegen
bic MahenDermalter berielben baben,
iperben bierbur6 eriu6t, bieielbem bel
mir einaurei6en utb ben n0tbigen 8ez
tpeis bafiir gu liefern, unb 5ipar entueber
bor ober am 3. Sage bes fommenben
October. &eine 5orberuns tpirb nod
Gage angenommen ober aners
fannt, s. st.. 6Ieminq,
Wtalter in Gbaneerp.
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torrespoubems.-G 10.
JuIi '92. S6on mieber bat Der Sob
IN unferm tleinen Stdbtden feline
@rute gebalten unb 1T babur6 fat bic
6dlfte Der ginuobner in tiefe Srauer
berfebt ipprben. Mm 5. tarb mad Ell
mem 40tdeigen 8~ranfenlager 6 b.
numb GIa6 i'm alter BON nur 339
Sabren. Mie bart elm folder 8ers
luif III, fam nur berienige b~eurtbeilen,
Der ielbft fol6 f6peren 8erluft erIitten
bat. Der Dertorbene mar felt eirca IL
Jobren perbeiratbet unb binterIdBt auBer
feiueu ereifen glterr un6 Z @el9mis
tern, cine Grau mi. 5 unmiinbigem
8inberu, tuobon bas iingfte erft ettpa
2 Monate alt 1T. @u9 bier muB bic
Set. bic allbarmbersise, bic @6mers
sen tinbern.- H. B.
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gpmtberm Yacifc : @abm.
U B hrt

MbfaBrt.
Wa6 STEMS Orleans, 9Dufon uab Sal
beiton tdgli6 1920 Na6m. unb 900
ubr Mbenbs.
Na6 San Sranoiseo, 81 Bafo unb
eagle paB tdgli6 4:35 Na6m. unb
10:30 8orm.
Mnfunft.
8on Netp=O orleans, 9ouitpn unb Gal>
Defton tdgli6 1900 8prm. unb 4:05
Nadm.
Bon San Srancisco, 81 Yafo unb
eagle Bab tdgli6 1895 Madm. urtb
5:15 Mbenbs..
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Stir Earmcr!

Sic r9riumpb"> 8inbe= Mai9ine nit
Stablgeftell unb nit i6pingenbem
8inber lit bic bette Mai6ine UNI ale
Mrten bon @etreibe gu i6nei6en, Oh es
ftebe ober liege, oh es furs o6er lang,
griin ober troden lit. gu bahen bel
Sips & 9aarmann.
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Sn6leus Mrntea galbe.

DIE beRe Salte Der melt far e9nttts, auetf&un.
ss;s,s SsissaSss su ss.S ss. Sss Saa, sas ess Ssa si.ssi.
fetfen furirt 9dmorrtoitsn cher fetne He5abluns.
0tatse 8ufrietsntstt ~earanttrt cher has 0elb wtSb
iura9sEltsttsf. 70 esGts ets S4a4fsl; Bum 9ertaui
BksIefais.
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Ste betkem ghmefel-0 mellem BET gan
Mntputp.

Sei Der Bobrung eines arte1tt1er
8rumnens in Der Ndbe Der 1ener
Stats Srrenanf talt = 81 Meilen lib:
Ii6 bon San Mntonio = lift malr ii
Der Siefe bon 1922 SUB auf cine beiB'
S6pefelqaepe geitoben, beren Wafel
cine Se.nperatur bDm 104 @rab ba,
unb peIfes nit ltarfem Druid au,
Sberfld9e empor unb liber biefelbs
binaus iteigt.
9ie bonn prof. s. $. Mootem por
Der Stats : llniperIitdt 3u Nu1tim Dor:
gerommene 6emii6e Mnalpie bat erge:
ben, baB bas Ma1er bieier Guele gro
BE Men9en BON f6mefeliaurem Salt,
bon Gblor Natrium, BON i6nefeliauz
rer Magneiia, BON GbIor : Magneiia
nn6 fobleniaurer Magmeiia III geI0iterl
3uftanbe entbdlt, iouie fleinere Auars
titdten unb Spuren anberer 6emif6er
Subfian3en, mte i6mefeliaurem Sail
&c. IuBerbem 1T bas @afer reid an
&obIenidure unb ait S6mefelmaherz
ftpfsas, bon tpel6 lebterem fein siemz
lid inteniiper @eru6 berriibrt.
Na6 benz Nusfpru9e Der b%erDorraz
gsubftem Nutoritdten 1T biefes WaRer
iei1er der1ii6en 3niammeniebung mad
BON auberorbentlider 9eilfraft geger1
&beumatismus, Nierens, 2eberz unb
6auttramfbeiten, iopie in allen Sdlelt
bon 8lutbersiftumg lnb ben baraus
entifebenben 2eiben.
Die 6eiltraft bieIer Guele 1T nod
@usiagen a0er Sa6uerltdnbisei1 cine
melt sroBere oils bic bon Sopo Chico
bel Monteremp 1T Merifo ober BON 0ot
SPRING. i'm State Mrfanfas.
SaB eine berartige 9eilquelle in Ser
anm~ittelbaren Ndhe einet Stabt BON
Der @r6Be Sar Mntonios ni6t LANCE
unbenubt bleiben fonnte, mar ielbfts
perftdnbli6 unb 10 bat bentt audi To-
fort na6 Der @ntbedung Ser Guelle
un6 mad Der Geftfteluns ibrer Sell
trait 9err 6. S1euermeDer bon Der
8erwaltung Der Stats : Srrenanital
bas &edt Der 8eruenbuns berleIben
eriporben mn6 fofort bamit b%egonnen,
bic n0tbigen 8auten aufibren gu lais
fen, UNI ELM reguldres Sab, nit Mlem,
mas baau geb6rt, bort einsuri6ten.
Sbglei9 bies S9mefelbab erf felt
fur5er 3eit beitebt, bat es bod bereits
bic aagemeine Nufmerfiamfeit auf li6
gelenft un6 Der 8eiu6 berIeIbem nimmt
bon Sag at Sag gu.
Sas gabebcus nit Den gerdumigen,
luftigen unb peinli6 iauber gebaltenen
8abe=3eQen liegt iitmitter zines f6atz
tigen fleinen pecan=6aines in Der u11=
m%ittelbaren umgebung ber Staatsz.SSrs
renanftalt = zines fdloBdbnliden &C.
bdubes @Dmpleres aus be1em 8ad1tein.
bas einen iiberaus impoianten NnbIid
gendbrt.
Sn 8erbinbmng nit Der Babe : Nns
italt itebt cine gut gefibrte Wirtbz
in tpeI9er bic 8efu1er alerlei
@rfrif6ungen erbalten f6nnen, Sic
mad benz Babe unter ben f6attigen
peeanz8 dumen portreffi6 number.
S9on iebt III bafir seforgt, baB
BOT, auberbalb in Der Ndbe
Der aaelle nnterfunft unb 8erpfesung
unb tpenit Der 8eiu6 lit benz
ielben @rabe 3unimmt, ipie Das felt
ben tpenigen @o9en ieines 8eHebens
Der Jaa gemeiem, bann ipirb it6 jee
benfaQs balb bic Notbpenbigfeit au
bebertenbe1 8ergr0Berungsz urb Neu>
berausfelen.
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= Nuf gbamberIains aolifs, @bo=
lera< unb Siarrboe : Mittel fantt man
fih INNER berlahen. gs lit angenebm
ein5unebmeu unb furirt &rdmpfe, Gbos
lera Morbus. Sur9fall unb 9pfenterie
In ibren f6limmiten Gormen. Sebe
Jamilie folte bamit oerforgt fem. Sir
Is unb so Gents bic Glai9e gu baben
bel ben Npotbefern 4alteper & Son,
Souling & Gloob, u. 9reiB, 8.
S9ndarb, @obn & Co., s. s. 6arriz
ion unb &altener & @4udarb.
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9atirli4e beike e@mefelssaser

II Der unmittelbarem Ndbe bon San
Antonio, aeben benz S%iibmefIi6en
Jrrenafpl. Bef6rberumg per Omnibus
bon Der Stabt aus biermal tdalih.
8dber % Gents.
6. S6euermeper,
y. y. Dor l139. San Nntonio.
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6. $. Waaaer,

217 OitsSouiton.S trabe,
Wboleiales unb Hetail SAMPLER in
3apeten, 8ilbersR abmen,
3eidners unb Waler. lltenitlien.
Streibt nm 8otaloee.
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Giitmba6n Tabr Ylam.
:. & 6. u. 8abn.

Nbfabrt.
Na6 st. Souls pia Sron Mountain
ober SO. 6. & AS Morgems.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Mountain
&oute ..........6:OO MbenbS.
9ta9 3arebo.. 1855 8Drrt.
Mnfunt.
Son st. 2orlts, Srpn Mountain & 80.
6. e S...-..........9:35 Born.
gon ct. 2ouis, Srom Mountain & 80.
6. &S............11:20 WbenbS.
gon Yarebo. :35 Wa6m.
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@abl 9ln5eigen.

8ir linS autori1iri, Serrn Mntpn Mbam
als &aneibateu fur 8ieberna9l fir haS 9lmt
bes Triebensri1ters beS 1. Bre.
einftS (sie sdnse Stabt u~mfafenb) an;,.
fanpieeu.
Sir 1inO autorilirt, Germ G. @. Ste.
Mtltfter ais &anbiSaten fir Nieperpabl
fir bas gmt bes 6 ountpri d tiers ansil.
fiinoisen.
gSir iiuo autorifirt, DIR. SameS Me-
gIosfb OILS &anribat fir bas 9lmt hes
&ontabIers bes 1. Yreeinft ansn3eigen.
Sir 1inb autpriiirt. Serru y 60. 9. silt
Iiamon ais &anbibat fir ba5 Amt beS
SitriftsGlerfS BON 8erar @orntp at.
5i~finoisen.
8ir 1inb autpriiirt, Serrn 81. &. Stans
fieIb, bisber County Sdulluperintenbeut,
ala &anbioat fur bas amt bes @ountts
st i d terS an;ufanpigen.
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S@pls' Yalmtem : Garter 1T Der
Sammelplab bet 9euti6en BON San
9lntonio nit ibren Samilien. Die re-
gelmdBigen Ibenb : Grei aonserte an
bier &benbem lit Der Wo6e iinb tets
sablrei6 beiu6t unb erfreuen li6 enter
allgemeiuen 8eliebtbeit.
S@pls' Salupn lit Der srDBte unb
lebbafteite III Der Stabt. Seine Meine
unb WbisfeDs unb a~lleaeit fellerfrii6es
8ier, iotpie bic beften Gigarrer. @9ol3'
2un6 erfreut li6 allgemeiner Nners
%femnung unb regen 3uipru6s.
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9emtib Gmgliihe gdulc,

Can Nntonto, SeraS.
Anerfannt tiihtiss ~9ebranftalt fir Snobea
uno Ndbden {; felt 6reibis Sabren III roger
@lrtiamteit. 8ortrefft6e 9ebrfraite antes
bepabrter Seituns. Der enslil9en Sprabs
tpirb, pie Der benti6ea, pole Retnuug. 5es
trasen. Auberbem llnterri6t i'm Spaniid,sn.
@inisermaben pprbsrsitsts SHitIer fnosn is-
Serseit gufnabme. Ndbere A%usfunft ertb:tlem
SER 8. @rpe8, grdiioent he's S&ul : Dor.
ffanbes unb 8m. Sarbed, Director Der
GnftaIt. tuD
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g. u. & u. y. Sabu.
81 t.


Na0 @aloeItDn, 9Dutpn umb Guero
tdglt6, ausgenommen SDnntags,
I'M $3.50 Gorm.
Na6 CORPUS Gbriti, 9lrani as YaB unb
8eepiQetdgli6 ausgenommen Sonn=
tags, UNI :O5 Nadm.
Na6 aerrpile tdglid, a%usgenomme1t
SDHntags, um-..---...5:00 Na9.
Na6 &errbile, MIR Sonmtags, Inn
1880 BORN.
Na6 aerrbile tdglid,, ausgenommem
Sonntags unb Wontags, TIM
i:3O V0rnt.
Nnfunft.
Son Galpeiton, Souiton unb Guero
tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
unit ...............8 :05 MbenbS.
Son Corpus @briti, 4ranias paB urb
8eebiIe tdglid, ausgenommen Sonnz
tags, INTERCHANGEABLE Na6m.
Son &errpille tdgli6, a%usgemommett
Spmntags. .9:45 8prm.
Ton &errpile, nur SDnntagS, I'M
500 Mbenbs. $500.
8on &errbiae tdgli6, ausgenommert
SoHntags unb Montags, tint
1880 Mben6s
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rs @ts. flr cine S9a9tel Don See,
bam's Ytnem. Wertb elmer @uinee
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Uup uAb L. SeptCIlueI Utc NDIOIUQItUe
in Der Stabt Durango ibren @inaua
balten mirb. 8ei Durango liegt aber
elm getpaltiger Gutenberg unb es mirb
i6on nit aIer Ma6t baran %gearbeitet,
ELM riefiges @i5enwerf bort in
Sang 5n bringen, bas bann ni6t alein
30bren, &rabnen unb berglei9en, fons
bern aud por3iiglt6e @ifenbabnz
S6ienen liefern mirb, 10 baB es
mobl balb in @rfillung geben m66te,
mas mir elm beuti6er Minem : sSsnges
nieur iagte, ben Serr Suntinaton, Ser
gigentbiimer bieier 8abn, ins ynnere
bon MerifO gei6ift bate unb Der mid,
auf Der 9inz unb 9erreife in eagle
paB Dor Z ober 8 Sabren beiu6ie:
r@eben Sic M6t!" iagte er mir, vin
einigen Sabren uirb Merifo ii6 ni6t
mebr auf iein SiIber b%erlaien, fonbern
auf iein Giien. 9as golf bort peiB
gar ni6t, mie reid es lit; aber bic 3eit
tommt, wO bic @iienberge in Merifo
@iienbabni6ienen Iiefern merben fir
ale Sabner, bic bas ganse 2anb IT.
genbpie n0tbig bat" Sci Moncloba
befin6et ii6 elm eben iol6er GiIenberg,
anb bas &oblenlager bon eagle pab
bis gum Salinas Sluiie in Merito mirb
wobl balb bic Geuerurg fir bi. @iienz
tuerfe bort gu liefern baben.
gnbli9 bat eS bod bier mieoer eit=
nal geregnet, stpar nidt Diel, aber
bod 10, baB bas bimmlii6e NaB in
bic burfise @r6e ein3ieben fonnte. Mm
a. Suli fam Der Winb, Der ieit Wo6en
beltdnbis aus Siibot gepebt, enblid
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-27
PRESIDENTS. BURIAL GROUND.
A Plot That Has Been Owned by Them
froLa Monroe's Time.

A Plot That Has Been Owned By Them
frona Monroe's Time.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The piece of land in Wooster, O., which
has been held by every President from
James Monroe to President Harrison. is
now in litigation. Although the Presidents
have owned the land, few of them ever
knew they possessed the property. Should
President Harrison see this article It would
probably be the first intlmation to him
that he owned the land.
During Monroe's term, Joseph II. Lar
Will. one of the founders OF the place and
proprietors of the town. decided one of the
largest and most eligible lots to him as
President. and after him to the incumbents
of the presidential Office. 1t was provided
that the land was to be used for u bury
ing ground. The land was used for
this purpose for many years, until it be-
came filled with graves. AS the village
grew it became necessary to open o road
through the land. This was Ii the fifties.
Persons were notified to remove their dead
to another cemetery. and the bones of those
having no relatives were taken mp and re-
inferred at the EXPENSE of the town. The
Ian was used as q public common until
1878, when the city began using 1t as q
park.
From the widow of Joseph H. Larwill
Nancy ]. Larwill, who ss still living and
Is nearly one hundred years of age. and
by the deed it is learned that the title
was made to James Monroe. President
of the United States. and his successors in
office. in trust for the people of Way ne coun-
ty, Ohio, the and to be used as a burying
ground and to be converted to no other
use. purpose or occupancy whatever. j.
Fawcett Larwill, a nephew of Joseph H.,
has taken possession of the land. which is
now quite valuable. after having secured
quitclaim titles from the aged widow and
other heirs. claiming the county having
ceased to occupy IL for the purpose spe-
cially provided for IN the deed, IL re-
yerted back to the original owner and his
heirs.
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demon had spoken in a sharp and i~nsolent
tone. but this last response was utterly
subdued and extremely mournful."
Michael Zilk. thus freed from the unclean
Spirit. quietly Kneeled before the altar.
kissed the crucifx, partook of the holy
sacrament n devoutly repeated the Pater
Nosfer and Ave Maria A To Deum was
SUNG at the high altar, and on the follow
ing morning q special service of hanks
giving, consisting of high-mass with
rosary. was held In recognition OF the
mighty work" that had been 90 success
fully accomplished.
10 Father Aurelian's mind. such as it is,
the cause of the demoniacal possession Is
perfectly clear, and he states his views
without reserve. The father of the boy
was a Catholic and tho mother a Prot
estant. They were married by a Prot
estant clergyman and the children
were educated in the Protestant faith.
lie father afterward repented of hie
grievous fault, and endeavored to repair ID
BY sending his three children TO q Catholic
school. This step excited the anger of his
Protestant neighbo-s. one of whom. a wom-
an named Herr. took to cursing and bans
ming. and sent the devil into the eldest
child by giving him. on Shrove Tuesday,
q quantity Of dried pears 10 eat over which
the witch had doubtless muttered wicked
spells. The report concludes:
We are further informed that the father. after
frequent conferences with the Capuchins. has
made good his unfortunate marriage: the nuptial
10 has been performed again according TO
the Catholic ritual. and the children have been
~rebapiized by n Catholic priest The mother,
too, has been persuaded 70 Join the Catholic COM
munion. or rather driven into the fold by the
law, who was evidently the real demon OF tbs
household.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-27
A BLOW AT INDIANA ART.
A Movement That May Result In Crushing
Our Butter scuiptors.

Our Butter Sculptors.
Chicago Herald.
John Boyd Thacher learned the other
day that the Indiana State board had ap-
pointed q woman to superintend the but
ter exhibit from that State and that she
of statues of men and women and cows and
yellow angels with flmy wings. This did
not please Mr.. Thacher, who is chairman
of the committee on awards.
Did you ever hear of anything quite so
silIyf" he asked. Think of butter ststu.
airy; why. it's the most ridiculous thing I
have heard in connection with the fair.
There 10 &c affinity between butter and
statuary. They might as well make O dis
play of bread and biscuits in Parian mar.
BILE. One Is quite as sensible as the other.
At the centennial some rural scnlptof
showed an enormous statue in butter. ID
was carefully concealed behind screens, and
/ am not sure but q separate admission wac
charged to see the thing. Visitors from
the rural districts exclaimed oh. how
beautiful while artists remarked simply
disgusting Foreign visitors have been
poklng fun at MS ever since.
I'VE must suppress the butter sculptor"
Mr.. Thacher added. II am quite sure HE
work is not artistic and | have doubts
whether it is palstable. Chief Buchanan
should refuse to allow any such freak dis
plays In the building. We want butter
or from those good old wooden molds- If
had my way about it would refuse to give
q medal TO any butter worked into this
ridiculouss tatuary. The medals would 20
to the rolls every time"
As MI. Thatcher is chairman of the CONF
mittee on awards. his views will have cone
siderable weight. They may entirely
crush this great movement among Indiana
housewives for the revival of the sculpture
Of the renaissance period.
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A Chicago Art Connoisseur.
New York Press.

= " Il 1Itr1
Charles I. Yerkes, of Chicago, is another
famous steel-railway magnate now at the
Fifth-avenue. He illustrates In his own
remarkable career how q man may fall
very far by misfortune and rise to the top
again. Mr.. lerkes. years ago. was n broker
in Philadelphia. and had for one of his GUS
toners the treasurer OF the city. The city
treasurer used the MUNICIPALITIES money to
speculate with. When the exposure came
Mr.. Yerkes was unable u convince the
court of his complete innocence 90 guilty
completely. and he was sent TO
the penItentiary for n term Of
years. Leaving prison without n dollar.
with hardly q friend, after long. solitary
confinement at hard labor. Mr.. lerkes
went out TO Dakota and finally settled In
Chicago. His natural ability there assert
ed itself. He became an agent, and IN six
years a partner in a prosperous house. he
Is now the head of the street-car lines OF
the city. q leading citizen in many public
enterprises. and is worth probably $1,000
COG. illustrating his public spirit. he late
ly offered to adorn Chicago with an o.
~servatory and the largest telescope in the
world. His magnificent gift will cost
nearly $4,000 An order has been given
To AIvah Clark a Sons. of Cam~bridgeport
Mass. Three years will be required 10 con-
struct the gigantic thing.
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Detroit Free Frees.

Says n physician who is q specialist In
nervous diseases: "The yagarles Of nervous
women would I'LL volumes. / have. how
ever. a profound respect for their sincerity
and n deep sympathy with their victims.
One of my patients, q fine-looking woman.
with a splendid physique. Is reduced to q
condition bordering on insanity by q high
wind. If she is out in il her misery IL
heightened. She says she has a dazed. con-
fused feeling that amounts to bewIlder-
ment. and she feels as it any moment she
would lose her hold on reason and sense.
Another of m " patients cannot endure to
hear toast crunched between the teeth of
another person. She can eat 1t herself. but
has to leave the table If another does, 90
great lie her distress. In other respects she
is . woman of strong character. 1t would
be interesting to trace the origin Of such
apparently causeless condition.
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w. Z. MURBARGER.
MISS A. NJ.
FRANK. b. l.
MRS. DODSON,
MRS. III. E. HAMILTON.
i. j. JUSTICE,
r M. SCOTT,
ID. n. BROWN,
III.
Z.
B. +. CARTER,
MRS. 7. s.
MISS TAYLOR.
SIDNEY M. DYER,
FRANK LOVE,
JOHN ROGERS,
MARY ID.
JOS. w.
SAMUEL GEYER,
MAMIE Y
LEWIS +. JONES,
MISS ALICE NEWELL,
A. ID. CLOUD,
MRS. j. +. YOUNG,
MRS. VIM. RYAN,
JAMES M. DUNCAN,
WESLEY HAUFLER,
L. j. JOHNSON,
MRS. MARY PAYNE,
8. f.
C.. f. SCHRIVER.
MRS. c.
j. b. BAKER.
r. X. HAMMOND.
MRS. CHAS. BASS.
MAGGIE DONNIE
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New York Herald.
Scratch a bad American and You will
usually find a man whose ancestors would
have been kept out of the country by just
such immigration laws ne good citizens al
both parties want enacted
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are using the Krakauer Pianos,
MRS. E.. J. MOORE.
MRS. ANNA
JACOB BARTH,
MRS. L. NJ. YOUCE.
w. b. SEDWICK,
MISS NELLIE BOYLE,
Il DENNIS,
w. H. SIDDALL,
JOHN E.. TINGLE,
ISAAC DOLES,
PECK MISSION s. SCHOOL
VIM. GRUND,
MRS. X. CLARK,
H. c.. ZIMMERMAN,
w. O.. CAREY.
HATTIE d. HECKER,
THOMAS RULE,
THE HENDRICKS CLUB,
f.. Y. TEAS,
LYDIA DAVIS,
j. b. JEUP,
FANNIE STYRES.
MRS. NORA COHESION,
MRS. MARY EVANS,
FRED LORD,
THOS. BARNETT,
JAMES NJ. SWAN,
JOHN DESCHLER,
CHAS. j. LANE.
MISS RUBY RUSSELL.
FRANKIE L.. YELLING.
nj. +. MADDOX.
MRS. VIM. ARANTZ.
c.. G..
j. NJ. HATTON.
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CHAS. ALDAG,
III. s. REA,
MRS. j. SCROGGIN,
MRS. +. COLLINGS,
MRS. MAGGIE FLYNN,
MISS KATE L0CKHART,
ALBERT III. SLOVENIAN,
FRANK ECKERT,
ALONZO POWELL,
l.. b. MARK.
NJ. +. CROSS.
d. A. BYERS,
MISS X.
X MARY WARREN
j. s. SURBEY,
MRS A. o. PRESSED,
JACOB RUBIN,
ELLA j. FLEMING,
4. l.. ATKINSON,
J.. L. CLARY.
JULIA WIESE,
JANE SHONESY,
MRS. Z. f. COFFMAN,
CLARA NlLlUS,
CHAS. j. GRAY.
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w. M. CORAL.
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Z. EBERHARDT,
LUCY w. BEARD.
MAMIE HORNER,
JAMES DUFFY
MRS. A. l.. PARMALEE,
J.. M. SCHL0WE.
w. j. CHIDISTER.
MRS. HATTIE SHOWERS.