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Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-15
WILL AID THE STRIKERS.

Public Sympathy Is Aroused for the
 mi1 Workers al OIneyyflIe whowfll
 Hot Re Allowed 10 Resume Work.
 PRovIDEscE, R. L, Dec. 14.-The unem- ployed olneyville operatives have deter mined to apply to the public poor depart ments for relief and to-day petition to the mayor and board of aldermen Is being cir culsted for signatures. It sets forth that the persous are in need and can be no longer supported by private charity. There Is DO change in the situation
 Chairman McCuy returned from Woon- socket this mornipg, where he had collect cd over $500 and received promises of weekly aid. He said that the sction of the Fletcher management in locking cut the help after sn slleged agreement had been reached has aroused sympathy for the sirIk- CTS and be Ia receiving promises of aid from various sources.
 No manifesto to the public has been is- sued, but there is one in preparation.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-15
FACE LIKE A BURN
Bloody Water Oozed Out Constantly. No Peace Day or Night. Doctors
 Failed. Cured by Cuticura-

-IychiId's disease, which was the worst kind of lsczema, started on one cheek like ringwor!n'
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-15
Promtaes To be a Power.

BOSTON, Dec. i4 An association known ss the Boston Municipal leagus and which promises to be power in city politics was orgsnizsd today. IL was voted to con- tinue the provisional officers in office until the annual meeting which will be held in Eahrnarv
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-15

STTUATI0N by A willing. obliging girl to do o general housework. Call at present en- ployer'a for three dAya
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-15
HfsreIlaneuus.
Our Floor Oflclotl

our Floor Otlcloths IsNOR quality and price exnelis ything sald iu I the city THE HOME pRAPKRY CO., ossw 0sS Chapel Esreel-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-31
AN ABLE PAPER.
Vim. P. St. John on the Monetary
Crisis.
Views ON this Subject Of the
Only Leading Bank President
Of New York Who Fayors
tho FREQ Coinage of Silver

To the Honorable Senators and Rep.
resentat,ves in the Congress Of the
United States:
Gentlemen: The stupendous i'm.
postance of action which 10 about
TO be demanded Of tho Congress be-
ing my excuse. l respectfully .ub,"i,
herewith print Of remsrks devised }
before the Nov York Chamber OF
Commerce, and OF an interview upon
. closely allied phase OF the same
topic.
This copy of the said "remarks"
was dictated by mo within half an
hour after the adjournment of the
Chamber, At the urgent request of n
reporter for ono OF our prominent
daily papess. O'nittine matter some
what irrelevant and soma that might
be deemed offensive, l. follows closely
ehe reporters notes. His editor. how.
ever, like tho editor OF another cf our
great dsiIies, to whom q duplicate
was given, allowed it about two
inches in his columns, the r-mair der
Of his valuable space for this topic
being better occupied with the oppos-
ing argument At length. All this is
only noteworthy for caution as to
method quite commonly pursued to
create and restrict the public opinion
OF IN over-busy. great community.
The peril Of it, in crisis like the pre-
sent, lies in the tremendous influence
Of this money centre II excero,sed
upon associate communities without .
true appreciation Of the merits or the
gravity Of the issue At stske.
REPEAL TO BE COMMANDED.
You are about to be commanded to
repeal, ~ al hazards, a statute whose
acceptable operation, set forth i" my
''tsemArks" herewith. had effected q
shsinksge in tho worlds available
supplies OF silver bullion from more
than Is. 900. 900 ounces. .. the date Of
the enactment, to considerably less
than 2.O00. 900 ounces ., she date Of
the recently reported closing OF In
dis's minss.* Our opponents reply
that . material advance in the market
price. - by tho re.opening of our
mints 70 silver, would increase the
mins>ousput inordinately. But these
came opponents denouncc silver -
''ehesp- money" on the ground Of the
low costa Of its production. they do.
elsring this cost 70 range between X
cents aud 60 cents an ounce. accord
ing 10 the mine. The, their own sr.
eumsot. We deem the very best 70
6ut,al Of their own conclusion. TIT
assket price Of silver had not falle'
below 81 osrts an ounce ae any tim
At record, unsil tbs decentralization 90
sasioaed recently By reports ir"m In
Ais. Therefore. 70 Instance this low
81 aarks& price Of 81 oen,s ." ounce
against this sssumsd net cost Of onl
~ oeots 20 90 cents On ounce,
isiely - ssu,as the product n Q
! oliver 70 b practically ct the {"
alrst1y: ~. q lsast. that any incsess
I tqlg - - eause1 ~ mstsnal al
.i1i ||1E G. - sss.sy ssslsae s.esta
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-31

markable in its effects that it can he sold Oh
this plan is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covcry. AS blood cleanser, strength re-
storcr, and ncsh-buildcr, there's nothing like it
known to medical science. In every disease
where tho fault is in the liver or the blood, as
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Eiliousness, and the
most stubborn Skin, Scalp, and Scrofulous
benefit or cure, or you have your money lack.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-31

To every sufferer from Catarrh, no matter
how bad the case or Of how long stand
ing, tho proprietors Of DR.. Sages Catarrh
Remedy say this: "If we can't curp it,
perfectly and permanently, We'll pay you
C5OO in cash" Sold by oil druggists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-31

nations; my profound conviction be-
ing that We are consp'cuons'y tide
pend.n, of all others, Of Cr.at Britain
in particular, Ms t. what nov and
hereafter should Constitute our awful
money.
Very respectfully yours.
VIM P. ST .IcnN.
New YORK, July 10th, 1893.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-31
ON TRIAL.

ON TRIAL.
That's a good way
to buy a medicine,
but it's o pretty
hard condition
under which to sell
it. Perhaps you've
noticed that the Or
ldinary, hit or lnisa
medicine doesn't at
tempt it.
Tie only remedy
~ SIC Ei,1sl ca rn-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-31
"A BILL PROPOSED.

A bill To fulfill the de msnds Of the
platform OF the party now entrusted
with our legislation might possibly
shape ~ follows:
First Our mints to receive without
limit al deposits Of gold bullion aud
silver bullion. not too base for mint.
ing, the is,ue therefor Unlimited legal
notes Of the UDi'ed States o,ia value,
ihesa nos-s 20 he r-.leemal,ls in COLL
or silver coin, ~ the option and con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-03

o'e hstnfteu unS am feidteitsn ju neb.
meHosu, bic 60 sisbt = turirsn abiolut uub
ftir tmnsr @erftOpiuns, gerbauunasbe.
iApsrSen, saffriidss unb biltStes aopftp.b,
S9minbd, biIiDie Gufdue unS ors @tS.
runssn ber eeber, bes Wlasens uub Der Gin.
eetueibe.
ete furtreu aufbte Darer, neil
fe natiirtt4 tuirien. ete idsuadjen
tpsbsr, nod eri4itteru Fe bas Shftem.
pte btes sis sroben altmobii9en gtu.n
tbun. limb fie tuirfeu irdfttser. Cine s,r.
fAafft f.idten gtublsans, = brei fiibrsn
srdnbltd ab.
Gs itnb bic btuisfen YtGen Inn W1arst,
benn 20 ,ptrb sarauttrt, bat fe III.
frtsbeuesuenb ipirfen; mo- uidt, tpirb bas
@elb buriidgseebft,
Der Saufsr belablt MIR fur smpfaus.nen
@trtb..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-03

prefe in Nbrebe. 4uS angebli9 gutter
Quelle berlautet ndmlid, 9euti9lanb
babe erfldrt, baB bic BON ben rulfi9en
&ommifdren gema6ten gori9ldge
p0Qig unm6gli9 ieien. Oarauf erbielt
@apribi cine 0epef6e aus petersburg,
mona6 &uBlanb piaens iei, feline
8orfeQunsen in Mieberertudgung au
au aieben uno es li6 bereit ertldre, einen
&ommthdr 5n ernennen, Der perf6nlim
nit ben 8erliner geb6rben unterbans
bein iolle. Sizes Gorgeben tpir6 in
Berlin ben @rgebnifen Der beut den
Wablen augei6rieben. inbem &uBlanb
ernartet bate, baB Der beutf6e &ei6ss
fanaler li6 Dor &uBlanb bentiitbigen
Derbe, I'm l1nterftiibung in Der 3us
riidbaltung elmer iocialbemotratii den
Sawine gu erlangen(?D Sept. mo man
bofft, baB es Der &egierung gelingen
tuerbe, ben sr0Bten She'll ibrer sSor6e=
uagen beim neuen &ei6stag bur93us
feBen, 1T in ben ruflii9en Mnfi6fen
cine 4en6eruug eingetreten. Gapripi
30gert iebo6 nod, bic ruilii6en 8nrz
i6ldse an3unebmen. Sebenfals finb
nn@ teine beutI6en &ommifdre err
nannt tDorben.
Obglei@ es in ben Iebten 5agen in
ben oerf6iebeniten Sbeilen 6es beut>
i6eu &ei6es fart geresnet bat, finb
bic @rnte NuSii6ten bod aiemlid
tribe. Die Wei3enz@rnte, bic iebt Be-
gonnen bat, ergab einen @rtrag, Der
melt binter ben @rmartungen auriidz
blieb unb beionbers fnapp 1T Der @rs
trag Der 9eu=@rnte. Ser Safer bat
angeorbnet, bic sr0Bte gaa6libt 8auern
gegenitber au aeigen, tpelde Sutter fir
ibr bungernbes 8ieb aus ben f6niglis
den Gorifen 5u bolen Derfu6en. eSn bies
len Sbeilen bes &ei9es per6en 8ldtter
unb iunge 3Deige BON 8dumen als SSutz
ter benuBt. Ser Preis fiif &inbDieb
fur S6la6t3mede III auBergemDbnli6
niebrig unb bic @rporteure BON fri
ibem Gleii6 follten bic Warnung
annebmen nnb cine 3eitlang bic Muss
fubr nod Oeutl6lanb unterbreden.
Sn Der umgegenb BON Mains bat Elm
gauer auf benz Gelbe neben ieinem
pFuge, ben feline perbungernben O6z
len ni9t mebr 3ieben tonnten, 9elbfts
morb begangen. @r purbe tbeilmeiie
iiber feinem 8ieb, pel6es ni6t i'm
Stan6e par, anfsufeben, in ieinem
Glut 59Dimmenb gefunben.
Nebnli6e 8eiipiele tperben in GROCER
Menge angefabrt-ein 8or5ei9ef, baB
tpdbrenb beg Serbtes un6 QDinters
nod unglei6 f6werere NOtbfdnbe gu
erparten fin6.
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Ser sDeaoiffrot nou 4TousthoI

: Ser 9sasifrat bon alaustbal
bat i'm &reisblatt folgenbe @rfldrung
erlahen: rllm ben gebeimen Mebisis
nalratb prof. Or. Sod tpegen feiner
boben piheni6aftli9en 8erbienife su
egren, purbe in Nusfiibrung zines Se>
i9lufes Der bieiigen ftdbtiiden &olles
glen i'm 4nfauge bes Sabres 1891 am
@eburtsbauie bes @enannten nit
3uitimmung bes banalieen 8elibers
eine 8e6enttafel angebra6t. Dor eis
nigen Sagen 1T es BON benz iebigen
@igentbiimer bes frasli6en Sauies,
&aufmann 6riebri9 2oloIf, fur aulais
Jig unb angemefen gebaIten, iene Sa,
feI obne Weiteres eigenmd9tig 3u ent>
fernen. yfa6bem bieier 8organg, BEN
mir lebbaft bebauern, gu gebdifgen
grOrterungen in sHentli9eu 8ldttern
Weranlaiiung gegeben bat, balten mir
unS perpfli6tet, bic in sieler 9lnaeles
genbeit aus nabeliegenben @riinben
beoba9tete 3uriidbaltung auf3ugeben
unb bur9 Sefanntma6ung bes 5ats
perbaIts 9enen, pel6e ba8 8ebiirfniB
3ll meiteren geIpre6ungen in ber
prefie ni6t unterbriiden t6nnen, ues
nigltenS ben gorpanb 3ur Gerunalims
pfung Der bieiigeu Stabt sn eniaieben.
Ser Wtagiitrat, Senfer."
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Bon ben gsellen aeiaaufelt

leteen ieetrante gaiiastere unauspre@It9e Qualen.
9senu ie su Spetter'S Masenbttters sretfen, bSren
pteie auf. gersnisunssreiieabe CUR See, Oeean.
fi&er, nsrp6ie trdntlt6e geripnen, pel@e sas 0e.
ritel bet elmer Giienbabnfabr eben 70 ansretft pe
saS S@uuteln Der @euen ben @esfubrer auf ietuer
eriten Hetie, iOateH been eiusebent ieiu uub @ ppr
Nnrttt Der @etfe NIT einem seb6risen @Orratb gters
seriOrSen. 0teies unpersIei4li@e Masen Gligr
brtnst iepeu. fpenn an& nod 70 febr maltrattirten
Wasen idleuntsf in Orbnuns, TT eiu unibertreffi&es
Watttel sssen Malaria unb nerp6ie Setmiu4unsen,
bilft sesen Ieritppfurs unb Rerpcfdt unb paralprt
pie Vintage gum Rbeumat;smus. auberbem Ihaft eS
Grias nr bnli@en, burb Rerrennberretsuua
berbetsefhbrten Rrdfteperlu unb bebt BITE 9DirtInse
pes 1rasenS rsu feu&ien 9leibern unb bic GtnFINe
ranPer gSttteruns auf Gppetit unb SdIaf perb en-
euro oaS Sttters befbrbsrt. uno baS Gusemein=
beTnoeu pirb sebeiiert uhb sebpbeu.
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= 8eri1iebene bebeutenbe beutIhe
3eitungen forbern bic Midaffung bel
30ae auf 9afer unb Mais als bas elm.
3ig m09li6e SaIfsmittel 3ur 2inbes
rnng Der gotb unb aur Berbiitung tpei,
teren nnbetls in ben lanbipirtbl1aftz
li6en areiien, ipel9e iebt f6on i6mer
in Golge Der lang anbauernben Oiirre
gelitten habeu.
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(6ortiesuns foIst.)

= S6on ieit Sabren fin6 8. &u=
gut &6i.ig,s 0amburger GamiIiens
Wte6i3inen ifet8 in rteinem 6auie su
finben. @s giebt fein beFeres 6auss
mittel. = s. 8. 3u5er, @laDton, Mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-03

8 etn oese
bfltf4
finb DR.. Yierce'e
Pleasant Pellets.
9ie fub aus ben
fetnften unb con,
ceutrirteiten
4fan;en . Grtraf.
ten sufammeuse.
fett. Dteie iptn.
stg heinen, Der.
auderten Nfnhen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-03
Staat Obio, Stabt SpIebo,}
QucdS SD1tnth g

Staat Sbto, Stabt SpIebp,l
Suea 8 @ountb, S. S.
Srant S. Gbeneb beI6m5rt, bab er ber
dltere Yartner Der 6irml s. 5. @beneb 4
8 .. lit, tpelde @elddfte in Der Stabt Iplebo,
in obengenanntem County rnb Staate, tbut,
unS bab beiaete 6irma bic Summe bon E n
bunbert Dollars fir jeben Tau BON
RGtarrb be5ableu ipirb, Der bureb ben @ebra,eb
bon Salts &atarrb Sur ni6t sebeilt
iperben fam.
6ranf S. Gbeuep.
8eihppren Dor mir uno unters
~ i6rieben in meiner Gjeseniuart am
t~~) u. g8. @Ieafpn,
bffentlirber 9totar.
Sal'S Satarrb Sur ipirb innerli6 aencms
men, uno iuirft bireft auf baS 8lut unb bic
i9leimigen Oberildden bes Sbitems. 9abt
Sud rmlonit 3eugntiie tommen
s. 5. Gbeneb & Co., Splebp, 8,
@ Sertauft bon slpotbetern, IS Gts.
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Gbineiiide geioe. 81 Ste. bic 0ars.

unp w Vlo. uuo 1pttuI tuettq lsstOs So
25 Gents bas 0sar.
gbinejiide Seibe, 81 Ste. bic gars.
9ieIe @aare 1T 50 @ts. tpertb. bod iper.
ben mir fie gu Obisem greiie berfaafen.
AZ Gents bite Dars.
25 stid id6ner sebIiimter &iueitf&sr
Seibe, bon 1oraiisIi9er lualitdt. Rebusirt
bon 65 Cts. 3l AZ gts.
"a Gents BITE Darn.
Sebr fein, "a 3ol brett, unb biIis 30 Ts
Cts. fpirb iett 3u GA Cts. bic Darb bertauft.
Td4er! 6d@er! Tdder!
Soeben erbaIten bic sr6bte auswabI Sd
der, bic ie pier gum gertauf a,lseeltslt tpurbs
bon Gts bis gu $3.50 fur 8ar@ment, uas
40 Gts. su $6 so fur @an3e.
Goriets! Goritts !
Sn Oisier abtbeilunS t6nnen mir einfadb
ni1t iibertroffen tperben, ba mir nur bic Zee
tlnntIih beiteu Sorten 81 ben m5sIi@ft btIs
Iisen 9reiien fiibren.
M5belu, Stroboedem, yeSpidje,
Oeltu4 uifu., uitp., sa raifonobgen srsiien.
'fOrb Gprbs, Die iASnften Muffr,
ntS 6ie Wnr6.
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! @ei6= @aaren 4! @ei6 gSaareu !

2SetB= Waaren ! Weib Waaren
5 Gents nte Darb.
Stpet &iiten tpeibe, carrirte unb geitreifte
Nainloof, bon unb 10 Gts. pert5, su 5 Cts.
bic Ysrb.
127s Gents bte garb.
@ine 8iite 9aipn, iatin=seltreift, iebr biuia
gu Is unb 20 Cts, fir 121a @ts.
35 Gents nte Darb.
s5 Stiid, iatin seftreift, unb epitem.a aaipn,
tets gu 30 gts. perfauft, tpirb biefs @ode au
35 @ts. anseboten.
Striimpfe, Is Geuts bas Yaar.
75 Susenb i6ipar3eht unb ie5r feline Da.
mem Striimpfe, tueIhe eeip5bnlidb gu s. Cts.
oerfanft trerben; bieie 8ode nur 25 @ents.
SamenzSaillen! 9amen=gailleu I!
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@eioeae Oalb, 0aubi9ube,

in l9nara tpeib unb alien 6arbea, bic 40
unb so GtS. bas Eaar tpertb finb, su
25 @euts bas 4aae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-03

Ynemaderei Yutua4erei !!
Ote neaeite MObe, gut unb biuis semtabt,
fsno in Der Busma@er.&btb oor3ufnben.
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9te ,,&ptben" i'm bemtSbem 0eimss
ta9e.

9ie ,,&ptben" i'm bemtS9em @eit9s.
ta9e.
Golgenbes finb bic ermdbIten Goeia,
liften mnb 6eren Wablfreiie:
l. RSuis8bere, S1ulse.
2. Berlin II q. Slider.
8. I'LL, @oatberr.
a. w., Ginger.
8. ", S4niibt.
6. VI, D. 2iebfnett.
7. ydeberbarnint, Stabtgagen.
8. Eeltpp:Beesfotp, i3ubeil.
9. Stettir, 9erbert.
10. SreslausOft, Subauer.
IL. BreslausWeft, Sd6nlant.
IL. 8albenburs, M6aer.
13. 2ei9enbad- -Neurpbe, &ibn.
IA. Mag; ebmrs, RIees.
Is. sieI. 2esien.
Is. 9tltpna, Grobme.
II. Sannober, Uieiiter.
l8. lliingens964fs9o s9omburs, 8riibne
10. Granffart a. 3d., S@mibt.
20. Senneps Wettmann, Rarl Weiit.
2l. GlberfeIb:8arnten, 9arm.
20. Solinsen. 8. S9uma1er.
%. Wfiin4en l., 8rf.
"a. H., 8. Iolmtar.
%. Niirnberg, &. @riqenberser.
26. 9eip3issSanb, @eper.
27. Nitttpeiba, S1niibt.
28. @bemnit, S&ippel.
20. @lanaau, S. auer.
80. 3tpidau, StoIle.
81. Stonbers, Seifert.
81. &irdberSs sauerba4, Soffmann.
33. Sffenba6, llari9.
"a. Wtaina 05it.
So. 8raani4ipeig, SO. 8los.
SO. Sonnebers, Reibbaus.
81 Sofia, IS. Bod.
38. Reub dItere g., SDriter.
&c. &eub iiingere g., s. @ur,n.
40. Samourg l., u. 8ebel.
Al. II, 5. 8. SO. Diet.
AZ. Ill, Netner.
43. Miblbauisn, 8ueb.
A. Strabburg, 8ebeI
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st geoofr of ana oto wtnu md1im III es bibe ntonnttn
Oa ol mtri quite aare nno bge Bree befr 6en1en 6nnn
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Sawns gu 8 Gents bic yarb. 9
belent unb buaflem Garo, nur 5
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9amen=gailleu! 9amen=gailleu !!

BON SO Gts. sm SIS 90 bro etiia.
Sieie Ibtbeiluns iit boaftdnbig, mas pers
i@tebene Ma6fperfe, Garben, SHUTTER mnb
@r0ben anbelanst.
SefonSers bea6tenswertb iino bic itbIpol.
len Empire Waists" in tpeiben umb alien
Garben.
Drsi 8iffen wal4edte ssblamt
5 Gents bic yarD. 0iasbams In
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sonpenirs eoaueuirs {!

Auen Beiuhern unb aunben offeriren ipir
Steie aSohe Srinfsldier, auf benen bic per=
l@ieoenen @ebdnli4feiten Der @bicaaoer
ausiteauns seidliffen iinb, gu
s Gents has gtiid.
anSerspo foftet berielbe @esenitanb Is
@ents unb bariiber.
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Smportirte gSaare.

IS llest in Der a(biibt unieren sansen
Sorratb bon tpai@baren RIeioeritoffen BON
30 ets 40 Cts. unb 40 @ts. Nertb sa bem
einen @reiie bon
35 Geuts bie garo
aus3uDerfaufen. Die pdbleriiditen aunben
iperpen bic 8ebnftiOn gu ipiirbisen tpiiien.
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ltuter5eng fit 9amen uno ainoer

Bon % Gents bis Su $4 fiir ben Mnaua.
Disie Baare lit biuiser als man ben etofl
taufen unb ielbit naben fam.
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6d9er! 6daer! Sddjer!
goriets Goritts /!

sebfOrb Gprbs, Die iA1niten Mufter
Gents bic yarb.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-05

Scene, the interior of Squire Dewitt's
barn.
Hay at the sides, hay at the back, and
great mountains of hay rise into the
dusky regions of the loft.
In the centre stands Jierck Dewitt,
Just returned from his noon interview
with Major Skerrett.
At the left sits Ike Van Wart asleep,
with his mouth open. Perhaps, like
Voltaire, he hears partially with his
tonsils.
On the right old Sam Galsworthy is
killing time with old sledge for weapon.
His right hand has just beaten his left
and won the stakes, viz. twelve oats.
Hendrecus Canady stealthily ap-
proaches the gaping sleeper on the left
He holds head of timothy grass-in
these times of war we perceive that it is
a good model for cannon sponge. Hen
drecus introduces timothy's head into
Van Warts mouth and begins to tickle
the tonsils and palate, so rosy.
To these enters pretty Katy Dewitt,
blushing and smiling. Fragrance
comes with her, and we'll it may, for she
bears dinner-a deep yellow dish of pork
and beans and pumpkin pie exquisite
| ly vanished.
Tender hearted Jierck Dewitt at once
remembered the wife who in happier
days crisped his pork and sweetened his
pie.
Hendrecus dropped his ticker into
Van Wart and sprang up to help his
sweetheart. Her pretty smiles stirred
happy smiles ON his face-a bright and
good humored one, though still of pill
fed complexion. His loverlike atten
tons brought out a blush ON her cheeks
That fair color seemed to make the ole
barn glow and all the haymow bloom
with fresh heads of pink clover.
Poor Jierck Dewitt recalled how there
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10 picture ner IN ner cnamDer, not q
mile away, looking tearfully for helpto-
ward the hills. 1t was so easy to fancy
her face-her fathers, with the bloom of
youth instead of the shades of SORROW
and her character-her fathers, with all
this gentleness that perhaps weakened
him. in her but sweet wOmanllneSs.
Peter Skerrett perceived to the full the
romance of the adventure. He fire.
quently felt the undeveloped true lover
in him grow FESTIVE. He thought that
he was all the time putting down that
turbulent parsonage. Perhaps he was.
But it must be avOwed that he often re-
GREETED his mustache, despised his i'll
fitting coat and only cOnsoled himself
by recalling, 1T will be night, and she
will only half see me" AS evening ap-
preached Peter Skerrett perceived that
his desire to redeem this fair victim
from among the bad and the base was
become passion. He also noticed that
its fervor kept him cool and steady.
Silent sunset came. The crisis drew
near. Doubts began to curdle in Edwin
Brothertoft's mind. He looked over the
broad landscape and along the solemn
horizon, and all his own past spread be-
fore him, sad colored and dreary.
''Ah my beautiful childhoodw he
thought. "Ah my ardent youth, my
aspiring manhood, my defeated prime.
My life utterly defeated, as the world
measures defeat-and all through her!
All through her, the woman l loved
with my whole heart! Please God we
may not meet tonight Please heaven
we may never meet until her dark hour
comes! Please heaven that when the
loneliness of sin comes upon her and the
misery of a worse defeat than any have
felt is hers-that then at last 1 may be
ready with such words of pardon as she
needs!'
"See!" said Skerrett, softly. ct is
dark. There is a light in your daugh-
ter's window. We will go to her"
In the name of God!' said the father
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Swickley, Penn: We had an epidemic
OF cholerine, as our physicians called it,
in this place lately and made great hit
Diarrhea Remedy. | sold four dozen
bottles of it in one week and have since
sold nearly gross. This Remedy did the
work and was big advertisement for me.
Several persons who had been troubled
with diarrhGa for two or three weeks
were cured by few doses OF this medicine.
p. 2. KNAPP, Phi. G.
25 and so cent bottles at +. Kalteyer d
Son, Bowling e Flood, A. Dress, 81.
Schuchard, K. Cohen & Co., j. T. Harri-
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