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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-18
Muerlet.

SIM San pebroz@ Springs parfe
ipurbe beute 9ormittas bimfer benz
Wnieum i'm @etriipp bic 2ei6e zines
unbetannten Mannes aufgefunbem, bic
= benz Grabe Der 8ermefung mad au
urt5eilen = bereits felt ettpa elmer
Wo9e gelegen baben mnBte. Sn ieie
men Saf6en fanb man, auBer etpas
&leingeIb, Saf6entu9 &c. Opium.
VS. TT a%n3unebmeu, baB Der llngliidz
lido SelbitmOrb begau9en bat. paz
pierre feblten gdmali6 IS es 1T bis
jebt unm6gli9 getpefen, bic Qei6e gu
ibentif3iren. Sriebenss3 i1ter 9erron
bat ben 2eidenSSnque1t abgemommer.
Ser San 4ntonio Mdnner1or"
besinnt am Sreitag, ben 26. auguit,
tpieber feline regelmdBigen @eiamgss
uebungen i'm MiiiiOns Garten. Ser
sBeetbooensM dnner6or" nimmt feline
proben ON erften 9ienstas i'm Sep>
tember pieber auf.
- Ser an Der Salabo wobnbafte
GARNER Sermann Soldier erl6ien Dor
Dem eountp . &i6ter McNQifter, UNI
lelne beiben ainber ipieber sn erlars
gen, bic ieine Grau, ipel6e i'm boss
plllg p%erlaiien baSen foG, mitsenomz
men tatte. Sic 9inber pur6en Der
5rau sugefpro9em.
Das @OuntDs@ eri6t wirb Mnae=
bote einforbern fur ben 8au BON stpei
eifernen 8riifen; cine an eiuem nod
ndber su beitimmenbem punfte iiber
bic Mebina /; bic anbere iiber bic Sas
labo an Der alien @oliabfurt. ueber
ben Gin Greet an Der Wibmanns unb
Wet Sommeriet Strabe tpirb cine
9olsbriide gebaut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-18
Das WerSteaft ffeatI

VII trhni&en nnieren Wtttbhrsern rttt5utbeiIem, bab
irtr Or. 3tnSs neues S6winb5u4t8 SeilmttteI berett5
iett elmer @etbe BON Sabren pertaufen, ebenfo Of.
atnss Neue eeber : Ptaen, Budlens Grutea Gaibe unb
electric 4ttters, unb bab rtr ntemaI8 SetlmttteI pers
fault baben, bic 70 gut rseben4 ober Bite 70 auseniein
b%sfriebtst 4aben, pie bieie. gBir B6sern teinen Gusens
Slid, BITE Garantte fur btele Wtttel ieber 3ett su hber.
netmen unb finb tets beIett, bas perarssdbte Gelb su.
rhdsu5ablen, renn tbrem @ebrauhe fetne befriebtseu.
ben Reiultate sefolsti tub. Dieie Mittel ~perbauten TIRE
arpbe pcpnlaritdt tbren eigenen @erbienfeI. Rum
Gerfauf tn allen Npotbeten unb In Der Trpaueu : Grcs.
Sanbluns bon GboIpt Treib Ibpmpion 6 60.
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fir peitere 10 Meilen ausrei6enbe
9riebfraft porbanben mar. Mu6 bic
&ofipi:ligteit bes Mceumulationss9pz
ltems 1T bur6 bic neuen Gortf6ritte 6er
Se6nit berart berringert tporben, baB
Der 8etrieb befelben iebt nidt mebr
tbeurer 1T, als Der bes Sronep : SD>
items.
IS 1T baber iebr mabrf6einli9, baB
man fi6 in benieniget Stdbten Der
Ser. Staaten, in benett niart bisber
benz Mamleiel als Sriebfraft no9 ims
mer ben Tor3ug bpr Der @leftricitdt
CAB, iebt mad ber 8erbonfommnung
bes Mccumulatoren>S pltems bod np6
gu Sunten Der leBtereu ertldren tpirb.
- Sd a6gere ni1t, gbamterlains
@olie, gbnlera unb 9iarrboe &e,1e1p
Dem publitum gu empfeblem. Sd gez
brau6te es felbt, na6bem anbere be-
faunte Mittel febli9luger, u1b tn tpes
nigen Mimutett mar i'd bergetelt. sd
empfebIe es germ auf feline Site bin;
ni9t bonn f~imanaieIen Stanbpuntt aus,
benin i9 babe anbere Mittel. an pel9ea
ib mebr ber6iene; aber Gbamberlains
lit bas bette MtitteI gegen obige &ranfz
be..em. Sc beftebt fein 3weifel bariiz
Der, baB es bilft. = Sames SorgD,
9raggif, Me8eptonn, peun. gum
8erfauf BEL s. &alteDer & Son, Sows
litg & Sloob, u, DreiB, $. S6u6arb,
q. Gobn & Co., S.. s. 9arriiom nn0
@alteDer & S6u9arb.
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Sampst Ruimim Sair Comic,

bag bette 9aarfdrfun9smittel Ser Melt,
befeitigt S6uppen, berbinbert bas
Musfaaen Der 9aare, bei6Ieunigt ben
Qaaruu6s, inbem es bic geiunbe Sbdz
tisfeit Der 9aut anregt. Sebe GIaf6e
1T nit benz Namen beg @rfinbers Ssz
car SamOsb nerieben. preis Der
6laf6e $1.0O. gu baben lit alen
Npot6efen. Generals gentur inn @itp
Drug Store, s. &euB, Of=Gommerces
StraBe, nabe Der Bride.
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CALIFORNIA : @eime.

Meinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. S. MeDer am Mlamo>
pla3a. Ser Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Srt unb STEELE aus unb fanft bireft
aus Dem Seller Der Wein3ii9ter. Oils
gutem &enner selingt es inn itets, bic
beften Sorten aus5umdblen. @r farm
feline &unben urb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &ptbz unb
WeiB : Meine in porsiigli6er Aualitdt
BON isbt ab $1.00 per @aaone : frei
ins 9aus seliefert.
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Matiirlide belize sdmefelz8aoer

in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe bon San
Mntonio, neben benz Siibmefli6en
Srrenafpl. 8ef6rberung per Omnibus
BON Der Stabt aus o;ermal tagli9.
8Gber 25 Gents.
s.. 6 6euermeper,
p. %. gor ll39. San Mntonip.
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gamust pure SAGE VpmSer

1T elm elegantes unb barmloies Soiletz
tenz Ynlber. gs entbdlt feline Der Saut
i9abli9en Subfanaett, gibt Der Saut
Elm frii6es unb geiun6es NusieberL
nnb BELT leidtere 9autfranfbeiten ober
gei9merben, bic feinen Nrat erforberm.
@s 1T Elm gutes &inbers(S tren } zpul>
per. gu besieben bur6 iebe Mpotbefe
in ben Der. Staateu bon NorbsN merifa.
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s. 8auer's Salopn.

Gle 8ilitas unb @artenz StruBe, nabe
Der Bride. Seber5eit ELM frii6es, fib=
les @las Sagerz unb WeiBs8ier, iotpie
D. telrnte tparme unb falte 2ln6
c atis. Sas fiblite 2otal in Der
s ilot; tets frii6e, geiunbe 2uft. SIM
3Delten Stode cine Sale fir @ereine,
genannt Sermanns=S Dbnez6ane.
Z. WQuer. Ginenthiimer
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s il @Dn fabIer.

Iir iinb autoriiirt, g. %. eeffeI ais
&anbibat fur bas Mntt bes RontabIerS
PES l.'Yrecinfts BET ber beporitebemben
Nopemberpabl anaufiinbisen.
@ir iinb autorifirt, Mr. Sames Me.
Slosfp als Ranetbat fir bas Mmt beS
&onfablers bes l.. Yreeinft ansuseisen.
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gu remtctt aeimdbt

ipirb cine tleine Sarm bon 800 Mderm nit
sutem Saale unb 3ubeb0r, niht 3u tpeit bon
San antonio. Of.erten gu ri9ten an r. F.
care of nSreie 8reIie".
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Sur Griebensz @iater.

Sur Sriebems Ri6ter.
8ir iinb autorifirt, Serrt Mnton ADAM
aIs &aafibaten fir Wiebernabl fir bas Mrlt
oes SriebenSrt4ters bes 1. 8re.
stntts (Ste gauge Stubt umfafenb) ansu.
finbisen.
aStr itnb beauftrast, 9errm sS. 6. 6 or aIs
&anolbaten fir bas slmt bes Griebens.
RIOTERS fur ben erften Yrecinft anaufins
6t9en. 9err Gpg eriudt bic Biraer bon Berar
@onnts, fir Jpn au itsmmen.
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Sampsb galicsl salbe,

elm ~bepdbrtes Mittel CUR Seiluns bon
Wunoen. gu be5ieben bur6 bic Mpo>
tbefe BON s. &euB, @itp Drug Store,
Commences traBe, nabe Der Bride.
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@abls Mn5eigen.

Sur oil nj @i6ter.
8ir iinb autorifirt, Serrn 9. ". 81 6.
Al!tfer als &anoibaten fir @ieeerpabI
!ir has Amt beS gountbs8i d ter 8 angus
fiinbisen.
Bir itnb autoriiirt, 9errn 81. 6. gtaus
btsber @euatb @9ulluperintenbent.
e,s Sanbibat fur bas gmt tes gountb.
an3ufinbisen.
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8eribt bes Gummtb=s datmeifters,
spesifairter 8eri6t iiber bic bonn 1.
Mai 1892 bis 81. SuIi 1892
bur9 ben GountpzS 6abmeiiter 81.
Srob0fe per~ausgabten @elber.

@rite alaHe-ao ten bes @eridts.
@robgei6iporene ..........$ 584. 90
@ei1mprene, 9i1tr. $50. 81. 1852
@ei6porene, 9tftr. go. As. 1885, 20
@el6morene in %untergeDrbz
netelt @eri1ten ......... 1920
Mabl5eiten fir @ei6morene $500
3uriidbe5ablte Surp : @e=
biibren ............... $500
Surpz@ommiifioners. ..... 1900
Saldre fir @efangenmdrter
@a6e, 8ailihs &C.,. 1,344. 90
SOlmetf6er ............ 1850
81, 72O.9O
3weite alaFe. !
@ebibrem bel &lagefdlen. IS 1853. As
3eltgen umb @eri6tsfot 282.S0
Soften Der Strdflinge.
8ebdlter 572.OO
Sleii6, 2ebensmittel, &leiber 764.35
Courage urb 9ols.:..... 246,26
Waherbebdlter ......... 74.35
S6mie0earbeit ......... 1860
2~anbtraBen unb 9riiden.
@rbeit an 9anbftraBen. .$12, 286. O2
S9aben unb @r0fnung BON
2an6 fraBem ............ $4,000
Termehen 1nb Nufiebem. =. 1880
Mrbeit an 8riiden ........ 14O.5
Mietbe fir 6ubrperfe. 111.50
$15,831.36
Sritte alaKe-&oten bes Nrmenbaules.
8ebdlter 1885, 90
Groceries, 5leii6 unb Me=
D15l1 914.96
Sourage nnb pferbegei6irr. 232.O5
&leiber 269.35
gerpuben &C ............ 1926
l pferb unb 10 S9meiue.. $500
Geri6iebenes.
@ebdlter fir 8eamte. $2,468. 66
8emiaigungen fir 9rme.... 495. 90
Srudia6en, .Nn5eigen unb
S6reibmaterialien ...... $751;
@ebiibren fir 2ei6eni6au
unb unteriu6ung bon Srrz
iinnigen 551.30
getoftigung 8efangener.... 1,47S. so
@as, Sis, Wafer unb 8e=
fprenfelm ............. 742.O7
Selepbon unb &eparaturem
ant Gourtbaus. 59O.45
gerfi6erung 1890
Ver16ie6enes ............ PA. 20
@%iiennaaren unb &%eparatu=
rem an Sail -. 2es. 80
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uria6e? 8eeaam's Hilem mir
fen glei6 3auber.
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SIR 9dute Smfpeftor.
8ir iiub autoriiirt, GERM Gbas. 8.
SbffIer ais Ranbibat fir bas Mmt beS
Sautes $ nfpeftors an3utinbisen.
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s. ii 6 beriff.

9Sir fino autpriirt Germ 8. g. MegaII
ais @anoibot fur @i~ebererfpdbiuns fir bas
amt ees sberiffS bon gerar gountb an.
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$10,4O1. 25
90. Srob0fe,
S6abmeiIter BON 8erar @ountp.
&i6tig %befunben: 6. %. Me9lQiter,
Gountps& i6ter.
@tteit: Sbab. %. Smith, County,
Glerf, 8erar COUNTY, Seras.
San 4ntonio, ID. Nuguit 1892.
@Oniolibirter 8eri6t Der @imnabmen
unb @usgaben bes GountpzS 6ab>
meiIters Sd. 6robDfe bonn L.
Mai 1892 bis 81.
Suli 1892.
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Srintt 8erlimer @eifbier aus
Der 8rauerei BON
Dds & q 6baher.
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Giir 0ifriftz GIerf

our O1Fr1tt GIert.
Bir iinb autoriiirt. Serrn 6 60. g. @tl
I NJ q als &anbibat fir bas Amt bes
Stfrtts@lertS BON 8erar Counts an.
sufiinbiaen.
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@rite 9laKe.

@rte alafe.
&aiienbeItanb. IS 3,465.9 so
g%innabme. ..... 5,267.81
Musgaben 49,. 5 4, 72O.9 80
&ane1be'tarD... 4,012.S4
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$25,9S3.10 $25, 1913. 10
Wteritalii6e Giienbabn : 8onbs.
&anenbeftanb. .$14, 1885, )
&innahme. $40. 4l4.53
@uSgaben 49,. 5 301 80
9afeubeitanb. 14379.57
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-01-18
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Col. Z. II. Wright, writes THE GLOBE
from Lynchburg, that there is plenty of
the beautiful snow up that way.
Judge Whitaker told the sheriff to
warm the court house. We learn that
the sheriff will make it rather hot for the
judge.
Deep snow is reported at Hillsboro
and Winston streets a solid sleet Dur
ham mud is bad enough. but We suppose
we should be satisfied.
The monthly meeting of the W. c.
T. L. will be held tomorrow, Tuesday,
afternoon ct o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A.
parlor. All members are solicited to be
present. Important business to be trans
acted.
The St. Cecilia Society is getting
ready for grand concert is expected TO
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come off sometime during the next three
weeks. The programme is most delight
full one and music lovers are recommended
to wait for the concert.
-Strayed on Saturday evening small
black cow belonging to Mr.. c. M. Hutch
ings, on Dandy street. The cow has
short horns with one white spot on left
side. She wore a leather halter with
rope attached. Any information con-
cerning her will be rewarded.
Col. E. c. Hackney is having hard
luck with his razor backs this season. A
large and juicy specimen weighing some
225 pounds concluded last night to an
ticipate the butcher and depart this life
by the common road. Another is reported
critically i'll this afternoon and likely to
follow him.
The spring term of the Durham
Male Academy, Prof. L. T. Buchanan,
principal, commenced to-day with forty
pupils enrolled. Professor Buchanan Is
doing some good educational work these
days and people generally are glad to
know that his school is prospering. The
Durham Male Academy is each year be-
coming more popular, and now that
Professor Buchanan has built home
and given other evidence of the fact that
he has come to stay" we may look for
hA gr1Gt IN rr1n
proportions,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-01-18
TO THE PUBLIC!

I was employed by Professor Middleton to
finish the fall term OF the Durham Female In
stirure as Teacher of Art. A subsequent con-
tract to give instruction in the Schools OF
Music and Art. was annulled by mutual con-
sent, and / desire to state that / will teach
Music and Art. independent OF all schools, at
the residence of Prof. l.. T. Buchanan, Broad
way street, beginning MONDAY, JANUARY
Is, and solicit the patronage of all.
MISS LENA ALLEN.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-01-18
THE COURT is ON I
Judge Whitaker Arrives and Fixes
the Grand Jury.
Only Two State Cases Tried as We Go
to Press.
LIST OF THE GRAND JURORS CHOSEN
People Who Come and GO-Brief Brevi-
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.
LIST OF THE GRAND JURORS CHOSE

Ties Oh Interest All Reau6rS
of The Globe.
The superior court for the January,
term, took up its business to-day, Judge
Whitaker presiding. The jury, the
names given below, qualified, and the
other casea, which are mentioned were
brought on.
There is not much of general interest
IN the courts these days.
Solicitor Parker is here, and as he has
made a good record in the matter of
prosecutions, all feel that whatever Is
done, justice will receive her full share
of it.
Several cases were taken out of court
there being that of the State VS.. James
Olmstead, State vs.. Dunk Paris.
Ashwell Maynor is being tried as we
go to press.
The grand jury is as follows: John E.
Cole, forman j. A. Fletcher, John w.
Ferrell, E. Fl. Huskee, Henry w. Nichols,
James W. Rhew, P T. O'Brien, Jse H.
Allen, Q. Z. Rawls, W. B. Bagwell, David
A. Lstta, George P. Jones, J. w. Man
gum, Sessie H. Stagg, ]. J. Pool, William
Elick Cults, J. Hue Hol-
loway, A. G. Hayn.
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Happy and content is home with " The Ro-
chester; lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co., ,NewYcrk.
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NEVER A TOMBSTONE.

1T Is ALONE FOR LIVE MEN
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-12-23

hands in their pockets, and thrashed
one foot against the other, while they
called in cold voices to the passer-by:
Paper, sir, paper"
The heavens were studded with
cleaning stars which blinlled merrily
down on the hurrying throng; and
through uncurtained windows were
glimpSes Of gay Christmas trees with
happy children dancing around them,
and smiling fathers and mothers look
ing on.
Holly wreaths hung in profusion and
festoOns of evergreen and mistletOe
adorned the walls; and over these hap
py scenes played the Pickering light of
the ''yule" logs glow.
The church bells rang merrily, and
the organs deep note peeled forth upon
the night winds; lights streamed from
the windows and through the doors as
they swung to and fro, while softly on
the listening ear stole the sound of
voices singing of Peace on earth, good
will toward men"
But the peace and warmth and glow
had not reached French street, first
chimney, two flights down"
There was little fre-just enough
to give it the name-but it seemed an
empty title.
The curtain was not drawn-what
need of that? since the frost had
worked 50 thick a screen that not even
a loving star could peep in with hap
Ply Christmas greeting. Mrs. Hill, with
an old shawl over her shoulders, sat
close TO the table, with dim kerosene
lamp beside her.
She was blue with the cold, and her
fingers were so stiff that the needle
went laboriously through the heavy
seam. Her tired eyes filed with tears
now and again, but she dashed them
away-every minute was precious; for
if the coat was not finished tonight,
and taken back-there was a sorry out
look for tomorrow. And the thought
of the empty larder and coalhod nerved
her to frantic efforts at faster work
ing; and when the CLOCK outside told
the hour of eight, ii sent colder thrill
through her frame.
Arthur, in spite of the cold, had
pulled off one of his stockin~s, and was
looking ruefully at a large hole in the
toe.
Look" he said, holding it up before
his mother, with comical expression
on his little mottled face.
20, Arthur, how you do wear your
stockings out! l mended them all up
last Saturday night"
But it coined right through again.
and Arthur glanced from the yawning
stocking toe to his mothers tired face,
then back again to the stocking.
"Do you s'pOse the presents will come
through?'
mo, l am afraid they won't" she
said, half bitterly.
But don't want 'em tor and he
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-12-23
PEOPLE ACROSS THE SEAS.

GAIDAS, chef OF the late Emperor
William, bears q striking resemblance
to Napoleon III.
THE duke Of Norfolk amuses himself
by collecting paper and pads, which he
accumulates with as much care as II he
were philatelist gathering stamps.
CAPT. MoNTEn, the French explorer,
is expected at Tripoh shortly, after an
eighteen months trip across the desert
Of Sahara from Senegal by way Of Lake
Tchad.
ALEXANDER DUMAS pere used to re-
ceive great many anonymous letters,
and it was playful remark Of his that
he preferred them TO the other kind, be-
cause they required no answers.
JAMES STEVENS, former head center
of the Fenian brotherhood, is now six
ty-eight years Of age, and resides at a
seaside cottage near Dublin, which,
with small income, was presented to
him about year ago by his friends and
admirers.
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dreaming, perhaps, of Christmas feast
ings and Santa Claus.
Arthur had not been dreaming long
when low knock startled Mrs. Hill.
What could it mean? And she trem-
bled little as she walked to the door
and opened it
A kind-faced man with merry blue
eyes was standing there; he had very
fat pockets, and sled in one hand and
parcel in the other; and Mrs. Hill
trembled more than ever, but from
quite another emotion than fear.
Mr.. Morris explained his errand; and
as he stepped into the room there was
sound of other footsteps in the little
entry, but he shut the door and I'M
loaded his pockets and laid his parcels
down.
my children sent these things to
Arthur he said, laughing, as bags Of
candy, nuts and raisins came ont in
company with ''jumping-jacks" and
picture books. Il hope Arthur won't
be offended" and he drew a little doll
from the depths of one pocket.
my children are all girls, and the
youngest one looked so disappointed
when suggested that doll was not
just the thing for boy that l con-
cluded to bring it along"
Mrs. Hill had hardly spoken; her
eyes required a great deal Of attention,
and her lips had an Overmastering
tendency to tremble; Mr.. Morris, to
relieve her, looked as little as possible
in her direction.
But finally there was an end to
apples and oranges, toys, strings Of
popcorn and candy, and the rest of his
errand must be accomplished; so clear
ing his throat, and looking hard at the
ceiling, he said:
my wife thought the incest thing
for the mother would be a ton of coal
and barrel of flour"
Poor Mrs. Hill--poor Mr.. Norris for
it was almost as trying for one as the
other; he walked to the window and
examined the frost-work; it was so
thick and fine that he glanced at the
stove next, and then at the empty wood
box and scuttle. The table, with its
dim light, row Of spools and scissors,
w..n the unfinished coat in the chair,
to- the story plainly.
Mrs. Hill looked up at last, and tried
to thank him; and Mr.. Morris SAID how
happy they had all been n answering
Arthur's letter; and he looked so happy
as he said it, that no one could have
doubted him. Then he opened the
door and man set large basket in
side and went away directly.
81 shall see you again, Mrs. Hill,
and hope you and Arthur will both
have very merry Christmas. Good
night" and he had gone before Mrs.
Hill could speak. He went directly to
esal dealer and ordered a bag of coal
and a basket of wood sent at once, and
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in the bedroom door, his eyes still
blinking, looking from the chimney TO
the table, and from the table back to
the chimney, and then up to his
mothers face.
She drew him to the stove, and sit
ting down took him on her lap.
Il didn't 'speet so much" he e.
claimed, finding his tongue at last;
''but amt it jolly-jolly!" and clapping
his hands together he threw his arms
so tightly around his mothers neck
that he nearly stopped her breath and
gave her sounding kiss.
"The stockin's full-an' you mendeo
the hole!" and he got down on the floor
and peered up under it. lisa sewed
tight" Then he pulled down the sled
and skates, tried on the mittens, wound
the scarf around his neck, scraped ac-
quaintance with the candy, and took
bite out of shining apple.
Words. words were weak for the ex-
preston of his satisfaction; so he
danced up aud down the room, and
clapped his hands and laughed and
whistled, and finally turned a somer-
sault in the intensity of his JOY.
Then he and his mother had their
Christmas supper in the warm room,
with the freight shining through the
cracks Of the usually grim old stove.
And they talked of this glad evening"
for somehow the bitterness of its be-
ginning had passed from the mothers
mind, and the old carol which sings
that might is passed." most fifty ex-
pressed the thought Of her thankful
heart
II can see starr Arthur cried, and
sure enough, the frost had melted
little, and star was peeping in; oh,
more than one! two, three-yes, several
shining down on the poor little home,
as they had shone, long years before,
on lonely Juda, and telling again the
old yet ever new story of the Christ
child's birth, and of love and peace on
rth.-Annie j. Holland, in Household
Monthly.
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A LITTLE HISTORY.

PROCESSES for printing colored cali
,oes were invented In 1894.
The first daily morning newspaper
was the Daily Courant, published in
London.
MEXICAN flint knives were made so
sharp that they could be used for trim
ming hair.
THE burning mine at Summit hill,
near Mauch Chunk, Pa, has been on fire
since 1s5s.-Scientihc American.
THE Turkish turban came in during
the reign of John Of France. 1t was
sometimes three feet high and as big as
. barrel
THE big panniers Of 1870 were worn
Nth a "creaker," hustle made Of linen
cloth, gummed and folded, which
squeaked outrageously with the slight
est movement Of the wearer.