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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-10
9emtitbe Nolitie.

Dem beutf6en &ei6stage lit iofort
na9 ieinem Wieber3uiammentreten bic
Militdrporlage tpieber In Der bar1 bic
9iine'iden Nntrage amenbirten Torm
5ugegangen.
Ser &ei6sfanaler @raf gapripi bes
fiirmortete bic 8prlage in militdril6,
fur5er unb rein fa9li6er Weiie.
Wie in ber SbronsGebe Der aaiIer,
10 begriinbete aud er bic Notbmenbigs
feit Der abermaIigen 6eere8Dergr6Bes
rung ni6t bur9 bic brobenbe poIitiI9e
Situation, fonbern bur9 bic &afuns
gen Der anberen @roBmd1te, NIT benen
9euti6lanb sleiden S9ritt balten
miiiie, tDenn feline Stimme i'm europdis
f6en 86ltersgonaerte mod langer
tonangebenb fein folle. Die 8ebaups
tung Der Oppoiition, baB Deuti6lanb
ni6t genug 2eute 5ur 9edung bes 3es
frutenbebarfs babe, tpiirbe bur9 bic
Sbatfa6e binfdllie, baB 80, 900 bienfts
taugli6e Geute ni9t ausgeboben pors
ben ieien. Die notbpenbig tperbenben
neuen Steuern tpiirben itarten 56uls
tern anfgebiirbet tperben. Sie Wtittels
flaKen unb bic lenbmirtbi6aftlide 8e=
b6lferung tpiirben bapon reri9pnt
bleiben. ct f6ane iebt ben Gteuers
plan nod ni6t beitimmt befniren,
aber bic &egieruns beabf6tigte bic
Wiebereinbringung Der alien 81.
nan3DOrf6ldge, iusbeionbere ienes fir
@infiibrung elmer 8brieniteuer. Ser
8an5ler retapitulirt tura bic leitens
BEN @runb5tge ber alien WaBregel
@emdB biefes Gnttpurf8 bdtte bic 6rie:
bens @ffettipitdrfe, auBer ben Off.
aieren, nnteroffi3ieren unb Ginldbris.
Greitpilligen aus 492. .068 Maun, 3mi'
f6en benz /. Oftober 1892 unb l.
Wtdr5 1898, beFeben mdfen. Die
Stdrte Der beri6iebenen Dienf3weig'
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tpeibe. Dobet TT tire 3iilfe feline MIR por.
iibergebsnbs, ipeld5e oft idlimme gladmir.
funatn binttrldBt, icHbern fie furirem auf
BITE Dauer. Bel al!tbem fcftsn fie nur simeri
BierttLDolar.
Gnsenebme aur, nidt tpabr? Diefe per.
suderten neinen YiGldeu iinb bic tuin,igiien
ibrsr art, am ansenebmiten ;u uebmsn uns
TIRE Mirtnns iit bic natiirtiffie nnb leidt.ae
bon Der @tlt. Gie bsruriaden fein Band.
srimmen, feline strdntpfe, tsinerlsi Storuna
oer tdslid.n 2ebensssmobnbeiten, Didt ob.r
BeIdaftsuus.
Gie fommsn tn perFsselten 8lafdd.n.
tuosnr4 iie itsts friid) mnb ipirfiam bleib.n,
unb iinb alio bic ridtise @eftental6en. wle.
pi,in. 90 finS bic billisfen BiGen, bic
Du faufsA tannit.
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Gin empftmSlt@er Verluft.

QBie fommt e8, bab bic 2eate tm Husemeinen 70
sIe&satts sesen BEN 1erInit t6rpsrlidber arafi
finb, ber fid in Gbmaseruns, appetitmansel unb
rubeIoiem G&laf dubert2 unbesretfta absr wabr.
9ure RaaIdiiistcit, unsebunheues gerrauen aut BITE
arat Der Ratur, @ ieIbt gu belfen, m6sen als Grunt
biefer Gri@einuus anseieben uerben. Gtnes Der am
lethteten gu becbaGenben Gefabrfisuale, pelde bic
Natur auiie6t, 10 bas Sdwinben Der 9ratte. Gtn
prtiame8 SttmuIanSmttte 1T BITE Bette S@usmebr sez
gen brobenbe 0efatr. Inter benieutsen, iueie Bite
mpberne WiNen5haft herpprsebradbt unb nte Grfabz
runs ais gut inbort bat, II 9cEeters Masenbtters
ssasleqtss gstsS zen ersn Maas sianIMt 8 PIE
bauuns i1afft Grias fur ben GntSans an 2sbenStraft
reselmdbse Gbdttsfett ter Ginsewetbe uno 9ute bes
Rerpenipifems, pelte ser GebrauH 6e8 Dttters NIT
iiH brinst beIfen 3um rouifdubSen Wiebererfas her
perIoreneu srdte. Gu& beiIt bas Nttters seber unb
Rtereulethen unb Malarta.
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Gr las nno feline 2ippen preBten lt6
INNER fefter Sulammen, ie neiter CT
fam. sluf Ocn lesten 3eilen oes 8rie>
fes perDeilten leine 9tugen lange NIT
biilterem 8lid, ipte penn er jebe Silbe
tn leiu @ebddtniB unauSl01 19li9 eins
prasen mollte. llnb btele lebten Worte
iparen III Der Tbat bebeutlan senug,
nm iein san5eS Snterefe In Inipru9
3u nebmen, 6enn iie lauteten
n9ie fennen nun alto meinen unpt,
berrufli9en @nti9lub. Wenn i'd ni6t
tnnerbalb a9tunbnter3ts Stunoen Die
unanfedtbaren Bepetle bafiir III ben
9dnben babe, oaB sic, ebenlo ipie Gu,
9uit Gibeni6iis unb Wilbelm Guuife,
bon ieber 8etbeili9ung an jenem lin,
ternebmeu 5uriidgetreten iinb, unb bab
bon oem Nufauf BET anseblt1 In &u.
ntdes 0elit beftnbli9en 3dnbereien
nt6t meiter bic Rebe iein fann, 70 nerbe
th bon ben beibeit S6riftftiiden, Die
Sie bel unlerer lesteu unterreouns tn
meinem Bureau unteraei9neten, utts
na6li9ttg benieni9en @ebrau9 MAIDEN,
Der mir 9eboten erlbeint, nm sic itnb
Mnbere on Der Begebung etne8 tieuen
BerbredenS gesen ote menlfli9e Sc
iealfaft 5u perbinbern. Soften Ste
ni9t, mid bur9 Bitten ober ueberre,
bungSfiinite anberen SinneS su ma.
1en! Ste muBten genau, ipe6en sic
fi9 bon mir 5u perleben batten, unb
OieIe beutige Warnling lit bas duberite
3ugeltdnbiliB, oas i9 Sbnen in Gri1l,
nerung an Die 8e3iebunsen, ipel1e einit
5Dil6en unS beitanben, 3u MAIDEN per.
mag"
yBa5! @S lit trotbem ni9ts als
eine leere Drobun9 itieB Dobriner
3pilhen ben 5uiammen9epreBten 3dbs
men berpor. ,@r mirb lt6 tpobl be.
benfen, etpaS berartigeS 9esen mid
3u unternebmen, beun er f9nitte li1
am @nbe babel bod nur In 6as eigene
8leii9.A
Do1 bic berubigenoe 3uperli6t,
mel6e ii6 tn bieien Worten ausipra1,
mubte mobl ni9t all3u tief in Dobriners
Ser3en ipur3eln. Sn letnem lonit 10
9let9miitbisen @eiidt sudte es unauf.
hDrlih, ipabreno er NIT unslei6en
S9ritten In iidtlid idmerem tnneren
Sample bas 3immer ourdnlab, unb
pl6tli6 fprad CT, mabreno er bic ubr
aus Der Eaf1e riff, uie in miibiam er.
fdmpftem @ntidluile Dor ii6 bin: rytob
eine balbe Stnnoe! Das lit 2eit gt~
mug, nm ben eilaug 5u erreiden. Die
elberue Duellseidi6te bieieS Doftors
lpiro eiuen aufi6ub Inn oierunbswan3is
Stnnben bod ipobl uertrasen fOnnen." !"
Gr ieste iid nieoer uno mari ein paar
3eilen bin. bic er an ben Doftor aOrei.
firte. Dann f6rieb er mad einigem
Beiinnen elm 3peites fur3es Billet an
Nu9uit GibenIbiis uno ma6te iid). oa
inn iekt in Der Chat nur nod ipenige
Mfinuten blieben, nit fiebernber @es
fddftisfeit reilefertig.
(Sortiesung folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-10
qlus W1eiben i'm aoniareid) Sad

= 9lus MeiBen i'm a0nisrei9 Sa9s
fen tpirb beri6tet: 9ie Gtritens unb
2anbessS6ule ct. Nfra bat in alpeiz
tdsiger Geier ba8 350idbrige 8eiteben
Der Nnitalt begangen. glls .patron
Der 59ule" pobnte aud Der 4onig
gilbert BON Sa6fen Der Geier bel,
Dieielbe begann am eriien Gefttase nit
eiaem Gefgottesbienit in ber Stride gu
ct. 4fra, mad bemielben fanb 8egrlis
Bung Der Nltafraner tin 56ulbof unb
gmpfang sablrei6er Deputationsn in
Der Nula ftatt. Ser Na6mittag mar
bur6 bic 9luffibrung BON Sopbotle8'
rNntigone" bur9 S9iiler Der Nnitalt,
Der Nbenb bur9 elm groBes GefsRons
sert au8sefiillt. Gin gldnaenber 6adels
aug bilbete ben SdluB bes erhen sseitz
tases, Sa8 programm bes smeiten
Geittases erlebigte ii6 tpie foIst: @es
bet; Aftus in Der 9lula; 6etehen Der
glumnen; Geittafel Der atltafraner
9affee i'm 3minger; S6auturnen unb
Ball.
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ftebenbe ueberaeusunsem unb primci>
pien" iagte er, pbilseten bic Grunbs
lage ieiner partei, bic ni1t pie bic
yfationalliberalen fortm6brenb ben
Mantel na6 bem Minbe bimge unb er
Jet fet iiber3engt, baB feline partei
19lieBlt9 ben Sieg bapontragen inerbe.
Oie iebige yfieberlage iei nur cine
poriibergebenbe.
Illem Anidein nod merben bic Ser.
banblungen iiber bic 8ia Idngere 3eit
in 4niprud nebmem, ais man urs
ipriingli6 ermartete. 9enn menn bic
einaelnen parteien aud bereits au ber
nenen 8il 5tefuns senommen baben,
10 Dollen fie bod ale bel Der Discuis
iion gu Worte fommen, unb bas nimmt
i6on allein aiemli6 oiel 3eit in Mns
fpru9.
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etaat Obio, etabt IoIebo,l
Qucd 8 GDun h. 6. s.


Sranf S. Gbeneb bei4tpDrt, bab er ber
dltere gartner ber Sirntl S. S. Gbenep &
.. it, ipel9e @eiddfte in Der Stabt ToleDp,
in obensenanntem County unb Staate, tbut,
,inb bab beiaste Sirnta bic Summe bon Ell IT.
bunbert Dollars fir iebea Sal BOT,
&atarrb beaahlen tpirb, bet burd, ben @ebraud
bon 9aII's 8atarrb &ur nidt sebeiIt
tperbet fam.
Sranf S. Gbeneb.
8elhippren Dor mir unb unters
{ ~~~~) fhrieben II, n,einer @egenipart am
SEAL 6. Septenrber q. 3. '86.
(,~~9 q. %. @leaion,
Dffentliher ytotar.
Sau's aatarrb 8ur tpirO innerIib senoms
men, unb ipirft bireft auf bas 8lut unb, bic
fhleimigen SberHdden bes Sbitems. 2abt
gud unipnft 3eusniiie fommen.
S. S. Gbeneb & Co., Solebo, 8.
100 gertauft bon Apotbetern, 75 @ts.
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6 cine Eiefqmart

& { tlle Z te qndrt
sfbt" 10 fider, tpis DIR.
@ltrce's Pleasant Pei
let's alien Diassnper.
ftanunsen gu 9sibe
geben. Gle furiren
iinbeoingt unb arif bic
3aner 9artleibigteit
unb Serltopfung, Ber.
bauungsbei eihiuerSeu,
bili0ie 4nfdue, saftrt.
fhts unb btlioies Ropf.
tueb nnb ale 9t5rurl.
|geH ber 2eber, tes Wfa.
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@eiBs @aaren ! @eiB Waaren

WeiBs @aaren ! @eiB @aareu !!
5 Gents BITE Barb.
3wei &iften tpeibe, carrirte unS seitreifte
Natnioof, bon 8 unb 10 gtS. tpert5, au 5 Cts.
bic g)arb.
12k Gents, BITE garb.
Sine &iite sapn, iatin=seftreift, iebr biais
gu IS unb 20 ets., fiir 121s Gts.
35 Geuts bic garb.
So Stiif, iatim seitreift, unb @piten.2atpn,
ftets gu 80 gts. bertauft, tpirb Oisis 8ode 3u
81 @ts. anseboten.
striimpfe, Is Geats oas Yaar.
rs 9utenO fdnarseAt unO fe9r feline Oas
men etriimpfe, tpelhe seD6bnlib 3u 35 Cts.
perfauft merben; bieie @o4e nur 25 @ents.
9amen=Satllen! 9ameu=yailleu |!
bon so Gts. su $500 pro etii6.
9isie abtbeiluns tit pouifdnOie, tpas per=
ihieSene Madiperfe, Garben, SHUTTER nnb
G'rbBen anbelanst.
8eionberS bea&tenspsrth iina bic ftptopl=
len Empire Waists" in tpeiben uno alien
Garben.
Drsi 8iffen waideate seblamt
5 Gents bic garb. 0inebams tit
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llnterseua fit 9alneu uno Giuoer !

Son 25 Gents bis su 81 fir ben an3ug.
Dieie @aare ift billiser als man ben Stoff
fauien unb ielbit naben fann.
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Yubuaderei !! gntnlaaerei !

YnBufaderei Yubnladerei /!
Die neuefte @fobe, gut unb biuig semadt,
finb In ber @utma9ers Mbtbeiluns pprsufinben.
sSmpOrttrte @aare.
IS I,est in Der abiidt unieren sansen
8orratb bon tpai@baren Rleiberitoffen BON
80 Cts 40 gtS. unb 40 gts. 8ertb aa bem
einen Ereiie bon
35 Gents BITE Oaro
aussuberfaufen. Die tpdblerii1itsm aunben
tperDen bic HebaftiOn gu tuiirbisen tpiiien.
Sonbenirs Goubenirsi
Muen 8efu&ern unb annben offeriren mir
bieie BoGe EriufsIaier, auf benen bic Der.
i6iebenen @ebduli9feiten Der gbicasoer
Ausitellans seidliffen it,lb, gu
Gents oas Gtiid.
gnberstpo fpftet berielbe @esenitanb Is
Gents unb bariiber.
unter5eug fiit 9almeu unb Ginoer! !
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eeioeue 6alb, Oanbidnbe,

in f4pars. peib unb allen Sarben, bic 40
unb SO Sta. bas 9aar tpertb finb, sn
IS Gemts bae @aar.
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Goriets gOriets !!

Sn Oisisr abtbeiIuns t5nnen mir sinfadt
ni1t iibertroifen trerben, ba tDir nur bic bss
tanntliA beiten Sorten 3u ben m5sli9it biIs
lisen 9reifen fiibren.
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9awns su 8 Gents bic yarb. Sci
bellem unb bunflem Garp, nur 5 Sc
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Gbineiiide geioe. 81 Ste. bic gara

Dteie gBaare 1T 30 Gtf. tDertb, boo iDers
BEN mir fie su Obisem greife berta,fen.
~ Gente bic Nssb.
25 Stiid l96ner sebIiimter Giutfii&sr
Seibe, bon noraIsIi9er Aualitat. @ebu;ist
BON 65 GtS. 8i AZ @ts.
"a Gents bic DarA.
Sebr fein, "a 3oa brett, unb biuis gu 76
ets.; tpirb iest 3u "a Cts. bic garb uertauft
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Yi5beln, ehobOeden, yeppidve,

so"W VIE" WIZ ~ 'u'IV'sHO1su YttsIs'L
ssbfprb CORDS, bic iA0nften gluifn
gents bte yarb.
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6d9er! 6d9er! Sd9er!
@oeben erbalten bic srbbte aluspabi Sd.
der, bic ie bier gum 8ertaaf oasseiteIt iuarbe;
bon @ts. bis 3u $3.50 fir 4ar9ment, uns
40 gts. gu Sc so fiir Sause.
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Die neteite WioSe, gut nnb biuis semadt,
finb tn ber Rutma@ersI sIbtbeiIuns pprsifinben.
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sonoenirs /! @oabeuirs /!

GnbsrsiuO fpitet Serielbe eesenitanb Is
Gents unb bariiber.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-15
She Had Heard Of 1t.

One of the loyeliest things in young
housekeepeIs to be found in these United
States lives right here IL Detroit. She
has been wife about three months,
and got into her own little housey a
week ago. Day before yesterday she
was going home about half past four
o'clock, and as she passed the last
grocery up that way thought struck
her and she went in.
Have you, she said to the smiling
clerk, any minced ham?
No, miss-ma'am, he replied, in doub t
Pshaw, she exclaimed, are you sure?
Quite SO, ma am, we sold the last this
morning, but will have some more tt
morrow, If you can wait.
But can't wait. Charlie is so fond oil
minced ham, and he told me to be sure
to have some this evening. It's too late
for me to go back down the street now
for ha will be home by the time gel
there, and what shall do?
Possibly might get you something
else, ma'am?
She hesitated betwixt conflicting emo
tions for a minute or more.
l don't know, she said at last, pattinl
her pretty little foot impatiently, but
might make some bacon powder do fol
this evening. Have you any bacor
powder
Then it was the clerks Napoleoni,
tact came to his rescue, and gracefully
retiring to look for it among the hams
he sent out the proprietor, who broke
the news to her gently, and Charlie 60
no minced ham or its possible substitut,
that evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-15
Cur Sure Growth Compound
Is Special Complete Manure, for
Potatoes, Truck and Fruits.

1t furnishes in soluble form all the elements of plant food
found in either natural artificial 1t is richer IN all
these ingredients than the majority OF the successful truck
One of contains much plant food as
twenty tons of good stable manure The most successful
growers testify that the best results obtained from
the of such goods the potatoes being large smooth and
tree from scab In prize contests where crops OF 100 to 1000
bushels have been goods OF the same quality
and standard this used without any stable manure
With favorable season, the following essentials of
success in growing potatoes
Depth OF planting.
mellow soil.
g. Level cultivation.
A. Ample supply of the proper plant TODD in soluble
Mr.. Alfred Rose, of Penn yam, New York who grew
sol bushels of potatoes with severe drough on one
bushels winning the prize contest OF the Farm J01al and
american 4sylculv, used exclusively 1000 pounds of
high grade fertilizer and other He ploWed
the land twelve inches deep, trenches opened eight inches
deep, leaving mellow soil four inches below the seed
Trenches open and filled up the vine grows this
planted By careful planting, with three feet apart seed
one foot apart the hills to the yielding
three pounds the hill would make crop OF 72o bushels
Mr. Rose with suitable weather. proper cultivation, and
1000 pounds high grade potato halt broadcast
and the balance the urrows after the seed has been drop
ped and covered and half nches this result be
easily attained.
The following show potatoes growing in the urow
usually formed and the 'deal trench method. This
consists in spadng trench foot wide and deep the
soil will permit and filling the with mellow soil into
which the fertilizer has been thoroughly worked The seed
should be planted inches Deep provided the soil above
mellow and the potatoes when growing instead of being
crowded the surface, the ordinary method, will
grow in greater quantity and perfection as the illustration
shows.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-15
rupture

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-15
How to Ward Off Wrinkles.

How to Ward Off Wrinkles.
We do not need to wrinkle our fore
heads when reading aloud in public or
private, or to screw our faces into crooked
bow knots to gaze at something passing
along the street. If you think you do
not eed to be reminded of this bad
habit, read for FIVE minutes some exciting
or tragic poem before the glass and
watch your own face. My countenance
from years of scowling and ling
resembles (when 1 place hand glass on
table and look down upon the lines and
furrows)a railrord junction with many
inter Sectiug paths or the diagrams criss
crossing pattern sheet. | was amazed
and could have cried when l first realized
this. | found that, even when arranging
my back hair. or brushing my teeth, or
fastening dress or buttoning a boot,
made all sorts of unnecessary grimaces,
and threading a needle, if little troub
some produced some queer contortions.
was in New York city when distur
bed by the Conditions of my face and
nounced that wrinkles could be speedily
eradicated by process called facial
steaming," ! went in and tried it. The
madame who attended me had a clear
skin, soft as satin bright eyes, and
pleasant, not a stereotyped, simple smile
l asked her if she had no other secret
for such'iairness, and she told me her
methods while | was being treated.
1enjoyed the steamiag, the cleansing
and massage also the delicately perfumed
toilet cream which she rubbed gently in
soft towel. L. took two hours, bur
did not regret the time, and would have
tried it regularly, but was obliged to
run from Northern winter At dinner
that evening every one spoke of my
looking uncOmmonly well, so fresh, so
rosy, even SO young. Finally my host
ess exclaimed: "Why, Kate. what
have you been doing to make your fac,
over? The tired look has gone out of it.
So proceeded to tell my new experience.
The madame's story is the best of it.
She said: Il will not crafty my enemies
by looking old and worn through worry.
| had dishonest partner who had stolen
$50 900 from me, | found it out and
there was law suit. l supposed | was
ruined. Every night l lonsed to cry my
eyes out, and kept myself awake on
anticipating the worst results. But no
indeed! This would never do. | bathed
my face in hot water, rubbed in the
cream. had my maid shampoo my hair
and rub the ache out of my head. Then
| determined to forget my trouble and
go to sleep. Each morning took the
greatest pains with my personal appear
ance. L would not give that bad man
the pleasure of seeing his dishonesty tell
on my looks. Invent into court bloom
ing, with confident smile and won the
case. And | am doing better bust.
ness than ever. There is an important
lesson for many women.
One of my friends who seems to have
gained the secret of perpetual youth
and good spirits, said to me lately: DO
you notice always put on my sweetest
and most unruffied expression when l
am in a great hurry or get caught in
crowd, a thing | detest. or whenever l
want to look worried because most other
women do look so like crazy rights in
the least crisis. :"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-15
HER FACE HER MISFOR-
TUNE.
Why a Beautiful Girl Failed to
Obtain Social RECOGNITION,

Obtain Social Recognition.
recently heard the story of how
girl who wanted to, and tried to, did net
succeed in entering society. Her face
was, in that one respect, her misfortune.
She removed to the city some years ago
from little out of tho way town OF
ueighboriug State and at once, ably
seconded by her mother. started into cut
a swata and muw pathway into the
longed Tor green pasturage enjoyed by
the ultra tashipuaues of local society.
Her family was not old, nor had it in any
way the remotest flavor of Virginia
origin. However this would hardly have
counted against her, for she came of
good stock and was supremacy beauti-
full.
She carried herself like queen, and
with her peerless beauty captivated the
men of society. She was modest, and
yet exercised sort of freedom that
encouraged men to approach nearer than
ordinarily and at the same time was
effectual in it's restraining influence
She displayed her charms not larishly,
! but abuudantly.
| No wonder, then, that the club men
about town took her up. They sought
her constantly, and soon she held court
with il not the splendor, all the grace
and graciousness CT queen. So con-
stantly WAS she in demand that at the
| Chrysanthemum Club sort of hurea II
of engagements was established so that
she might, as it were, be distributed
| fairly She was taken every whereby
men. She was called upon increasingly
by men. She was soon the subject of
conversation among men. Her beauty
became more pronounced as she learned
the little arts and articles that please
men. and she became the talk of the day
wherever she went at home or abroad.
All this, and especially the way the
men took her up set the young women
of the city's highest dead against her.
They did not deny her beauty--they
could not. They simply let hen alone.
The young women of society know a
thing or Two and this they knew right
we'll that if they did not call upon her
and left her at home to receive men,
they would soon tire of it and let her
alone also. Such proved to be the case
She was never called on by those of her
own sex and consequently knew nobody.
No one ever received for her and society
therefore never had Ler gracious pre-
serco and queenly beauty in its ranks.
At last in desperation, or in some other
mood, Lshe lett the city. Her course was
everything conquest. She is TO day
envied by many who hear occasionally of
her and is engaged to wealthy man
who will give her queenly beauty a
regal setting. This is true story.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-15
The Bright and
Genial Spring
Shuttle off the
WeiClaty GvercOat
Hang, up the
winter suit

Set your faces and your wishes to Spring Over
and Spring Suits.
The hands and the wit of our thousands OF work
ers-cutters helptrs sewers s. h .vc been gathering
Spring goods into our house for many days All
ready nowhere glad to say.
Spring promises big for business We've prepared
big. The cloth buying amid the hum OF mills, the
quiet purchases from cloth makers who hunt us up the
making-up of one, two five hundred suits at a stroke
interesting and perenniay new as the story OF how
the wool off the sleeps back grows through hundred
processes into its perfect use is to your thoughtful
mind skip it all.
Don't skip this you'll buy from the manutactu
rer direct from store that buys TO sell again.
Which will YOU do? Your dollars at stake.
VIII you buy your $40 suit from us !?
Will you buy your $40 suit from us!
Will you buy your Spring oVercoat from us
Sk-lined or not, long short-we have all.
We you IS to IS per cent, Surey-Per
haps more
The goodness of the Clothng-that's another
thing. Stores like people, make their own regulations
After than thirty years OF selling rel'abIe all
wool clothing, under guarantee OF standing by our
goods we'll not swap horses now. IT you buy our
clothing, you buy the best.
The prices are the lowest because we sell as well
as make the goods. The money saving and the good
wear go to you.
Wanamaker s. Brown
SIXTH and MARKET SITS. PHILADELPHIA
We pay Railroad Excursion Fare
from Elkton if you purchase $40 WORTH