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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

The latest and prettiest song now
being sung on the stage, is entitled
The Indian Summer Time 1t is
by the popular author, Will. Thomp.
son, Of East LIVERPOOL, Ohio. The
price is 10 cents. Send the author
half price aud you will receive a copy.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15
Gov. Hogg would have been Q,

Gov. Hogg would have been grossly
recreant to his offic al duty had he
cravenly forborne to condemn lynch
law. Every man is entitltd to be
tried ard punished accordingly to the
laws of the land that point is clear
and indisputable, aud it is made the
imperative duty OF the governor to
see that the laws are faithfully en-.
forced. The brutal negro murderer
and rapist of an infant at Paris, would
and could have been punished by the
courts.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

The invitation 20 DR.. BurlosoD, ex
tended by the legislature to al dress
that body on the anniversary Of the
birth Of Sam Houston, is high com
pliment fttingiv bestowed
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

Secretary Foster thinks the exporta
ton is being pushed by gold bugs
here and in Europe for the purpose
Of frightening congress into repeating
the silver purchase bill. AS it has
failed perhaps they will lot up awhile.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

The so-called democrats of San
Antonio have elected republican
mayor Of that city Of non. des cript
democrats, and, no doubt, will apply
to Cleveland to be appointed to Office,
as democrat! From all such demo
Gratis, good Lord deliver us.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15
THE STATE OF TENN
40 the sht ri Il or any Con stsbIe Of "

To the She rifl or any Constable Of NJ
County, Greeting I'd
W. NJ. Sleeper, Administered ORG
of +. &. ties deceased, hay ngtil, cl,il
Court his FIJI al Account OF the co.,
the Estate ofsa.d r. Gates deceased,
with an Application to be- discharged n
Administrations
You are Her. by Command d, taa' VI
cation of this rit for twenty days ~
paper regularly pub ished IN the y
McLennan yon give due not &c 10
interested in the Account for FinM ss
of sai' E.tate, to file their oblecHon,
if any they have. nm or before the ,s
1893, of said County Court commene y
be holden the curt House "i ~.
IN Waco on the first doDday IN -
when said \, count and Atplical
Coz sidered by said Court 80,
>- .>IrNE,S my hand Hu
: office at Waco this l,taayppo1
~ ''' Cl,rk c. unity Court "a
County. Texas.
Endorsed on back. Issued lst dsys%p'iI
1893 T. II. On
Clerk County Court Mcl ehn''
Texas,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

The photographs IN the volume
noticed elsewhere IN todsys issue are
finished in the highest style Of art
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

The 18th Of March will soon be
here, and democracy will be in com
man1 Of the ship Of state.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

Farmers, remember that Tucker
hso receive d for your planting large
shipment Of Blackeye peas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

pUBLIsHER's NOTICE.
Bills which 1t l. expected The News
20 pay must be authorized by an
order signed by J Z. BENNETT
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15
Col. r. B. Parrott, OF Waco is here

Patriot stump Ashby, DR.. w K
Robinson, of the San Antonio Truth
baptist organ) aud Young Strange OF
Kyle, came in this morning from the
south and we're in conference with the
"orethering' in the house Dr.
Robinson is working on the scheme to
publish a daily and weekly at Fort
Worth in the interest Of the rainbow
chasers. The capital stock is to be
$4,000. Nugent will be president
and George b. Loving business
manager The Truth and several
other populist organs will be absorbed,
or rather "Nomologated," because if
the movement absorbs too much
truth" it will go to pieces and the
individuals composing it will return to
their former allegiance-to the demo.
cratic party. Stump was looking
pretty rocky" as he dropped off the
train. His three days growth of beard
closely resembling a Grove of red
ants going to funeral, but he
chartered barbershop on the way up,
had his whiskers drove in,' as the
boys put it,and WAS quite dude when
he struck the capitol. Representative
Cain was so delighted at the visit of
these distinguished patriots that he
celebrated the event by putting on 9
COLLAR
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

The mugwumps will all be ticsled
10 see Judge Gresham Installed as
premier Of the new administration.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

Those who have The matter 10 hand
say that the road to Blckholts will be
built right away
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

Judge Gresham is another lucky
man, although he is mugwump in
politics. Grover Cleveland will re-
pent of calling him into his cabinet.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

San Antonio needs real demo
cratic morning paper.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

The Only Democratic Daily In Cen
trail Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

GROUP, wROOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately relieved
BY Shiloh's Cure. Sold by William,
son Drug 90.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15
Square Pianos.

Payment taken in city lots or farm
lands. THos. GoGGAN 4 BRO.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

All bile due The News Office for
advert ing subscription or press
work are payab g alone 10
J. X. BENNETT,
or to his aIthofize! agent.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

All communications to insure
prompt attention should be addressed
to The News, Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

much in the form in which it came
from the committee, will be called up
tomorrow, when an effort sill be made
to have i, declared the special order
for some day early next week. lhe
measure proposes a tax OF two per
cent. on the gross receipts Of life In
surance companies, one per cent. OF
the gross receipts of FIRE Insurance
compauies, twenty five cents piece
on all telephones in the state, twenty
FIVE cents on each sleeping or dining
car, and al annual registration fee OF
ten dollars for each home or outside
corporation doing business in the
state.
Rev. G.. ". Briggs, the elc queus
chaplain OF the senate, lief, this morn
ing for Taylor, where be lectures
tonight on Love, Cour:ship aud
Marriage
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15
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MISCELLANEOUS

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15
WAN ED.

w ANTED-A gardener and aod,
w at the Ne Es Office.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

T O>T-One bay mare three gear old,
IL 4 han high. j. II. Fl KS. !!
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-15

Mills tax bill which will, in Ill
probability, pass the house pretty
, 1893-09-28
abennbtatt nrr auttota staata 8dinnn, go4tneraae,. 20. septernber 1893.

8rom6ceren 697c, 6imheeren 230244c;
@oliforntfbcS: 9lprifoien 14016c, ntcbt
gcl9alte Bftritcbe SOLE, gcicbalt 22024c;
8flaumen 9013c; NoIinen: 2on6on
2apcrs $l.65a2.00 bas &iitdcr, WfuSfas
teller $2691.35, loie 406c.
Obft, friibeS: 2tepfel $1.O0(01.75
unb s.. 00@3,50 ie na6 Der Site, 8onaz
men 50c(9$1.25, Gitronen $3. 5O04.0O,
SIOrioaer Oran9cn $.-g-.- 8roms
bceren $1.25@1.50, Bfirii6e nit loiem
&ern g 81 30(035c Ser Sorb.
&artoffeIn- 8urbanf5 $4,000;
6ebrons $4,000; &oic 55058; burc6=
chamber SOC. Der 8uiGbeI. SeriepsS neet
g otatoes 3.2503.5 30 6aS SAB.
, 1893-09-28
Pousmtttel.

Ser Brofe1ior un6 0oftor Der Me6i3tn
6egetpalb IN Weintngen empfteblt folgen6e
aItbefannte 6ausmittel y9a baben mir
). 8. bic Sonnenblun1e, Helianthus anz
MUS, au9 Sic Eucalyptus globulus,
6urb ibre anttieptiicDe @igeni9oft bic Quft
reintgen6. Die SpnnenbLume pflarst man
gerne IN Nteberungen, mo- lie ben feucbtcn
8oben %alslau9t; Samen unD 8lqtter lin0
auStpurfbef0rbern6 uno tpirfen bturettich.
Sbtttet man etni9e Trnpfen scr Sinftur
6eS Eucalyptus in Elm GefGB nit beiBcn
Ma11er uro atbmet Sen 9un1t Dapon Elm,
10 erfolgt aagenbltGltbe 2tnoerung betm
Granddaughter @itbma. Sic rotbe Stole,
Rosa gallica, bic in man1em 6auSgarten
blI6t, lei1t tonii6 un6 5uiamlnen3lebenb
iDirfen6, tpirb %befanntltob int &oientpoiIer
bel Nugenent5inbun9en beilium ongez
ipan6t. Sine an0ere Gerlpenoung 6age9en
bat bic betanllte &laticbroic, Papaver
Rhoeas, bic man LIBERAL iiebt; 1te bent
CUR 8ereitung be3 DortreffLt6en 8ruittbees
Ser bier SpeSies: &lati6roIen, Mfatoens
bldtter, 9uflattig unb @oQ6lumen. IS
gtebt 10 piele &rGuter, Sic man Der Beach
tun9 10 penig tpert6 bdlt, unb oeren Sell
frat it6 BET aQebem betpGbrt bat! 81
baben mir 3. 8. Ben 8ogeltn0terib, 6as
Polygonum aviculare, beim Blutipeien
l1nerieBlicb, bas bic 9ebetmmittele IS roris
ais Homeriana in Der Geflame anprei1t.
Menis beocbtet pirb a16 Ser @belz@az
manber, Teucrium Chamadrys, i'm
Spdtlommer blibenb, ais Snfuiton
beim @ebielfteber a%ntpen6bar; er tpGre in
ben 6ausgGrten an3upflan3en, tpie allcb bic
V~aleriana, tuelcbe ben 8albriantbee ~Liefer1,
baS bette, erprobte 0ttttel 9e9en ben
Oxyrus verm., bic iogenannte Askaride,
Elm unertrGglicbes ltebel in Der &inberpelt
un6 3utpeilen aucb BET @rpa6ienett, pie i'd
boS aus Der grarts ericben babe. SD
nenne nocb Die 8rennneiiel, Urtica dioica,
beren Gbee BEL 5arnperbaltuno quite 0ienlte
~letitet. SIM feuhten @ebil9 Itebt man bic
Lysimachia vulg., baS @ieiengol6, bic
8onacea ber BbtDiftfer, tpie Der groBe
8oerbaaoe meinte. Sci ~un1eren Garfa9ren
itan6 Die BalnuB in 9roBem 9tltfe fir
man6es Qei6en; Deut' 5u Sage beripen0et
man Ben 2(ufguB Ser @alInuBbldtter, tpie
bic bet @unbelrebe, Ghloechoma hedera=
cea, nur in BET 8e6anblune Der Scropbuz
loitS. g8enig befannt lit es, baB i'm M0rz
Ter 3eritoBeue BreiBelbeeren, BET frebsarz
tt9en @el6blren alfgei6Iagen, Iberars
ipObltbRsnO Nuirten. gom &u99ras,
, 1893-09-28

- @tner Ser gfapoIepn I. iber par.
8onnp1rte bate befoltntlib Die 0etppbn.
belt, nit iibereinanber gei6la9enen Nrmet1
unO 9eienftem &opfe einber3u9eben. Wiar
par in WaImaiion; SiabeD unb bie jun
gen N6%iutanten 6eS eriten GoniulS ipran=
gen auf benz &alenplaBe CUR llnterbalturg
i~tbcreinanber meg. Siobeb mar iiber Bic
metiten 0fft3iere binpeggeiprungen, ais
ct nDr itb nDb etnen erblidte, Der lang
fam in Der nOtbtgen Stenung 6obin9ing
unb baralt 81 tparte1 icbien, baB man
aucb itber t6n iprtnge. SlabeD 6olte alto
aus, Deriab iib aber urb iprang 70 fcbledbt,
baB ct auf Dem Naden 6es Nnoeren itben
blieb. Die Gri6itterung mari 8eibe UNI
un6 ie ftar5ten auf Sen Son6 Ser @n6ere
tpar - 8%onaparte. S6Gumenb Dor @utb
ipran9 er auf, 3o9 Sen Oegen uno poate
ben fiibnen Springer burbbo6ren. Siaz
beD aber tpar i'm 2aufen 9ctpanoter ais int
Springer ur6 gelan9te ibneQ an ben Sra
ben bet StraBe. 9te @n8it lte0 ibm Silt
gel, nit etnem SaB mar CT iiber Die Mauer
btnllber un0 o6ne inne5ubalten, obne iib
etnntol rm3uieben, lief er bon WalmoiIon
bis no6 gartS in bie Guiuerien. 6ier
be9ab ct iicb iogIet9 gu Waoame 8onaz
parte, Die, nacbbcm ite iiber bas Mbenteuer
lalt 9eldcht bate, Ocm Wtalcr riet0, CT
mo9e itcb fitr etni9e 3eit berborgen Galten.
Nle man la9t, muBte Bic Dortreffltcbe 9rat
tbren 9an5en GtnfuB auf gtapolepn auf6tez
ten, Inn ben Corn beiielben gu berubigen
uno tbn gu pernOgen, benz Maler Al per5
5eiben.
, 1893-09-28

Anthoxanthum odoratum, tpcis man,
baB es baS lditigc 6euait6ma belcttigt 6as
3arte, fuBbObe GraS blibt I'M Npril unb
Wat. Sci einem meiner 8cfannten eriebt
bas 3tu6graS Ben Wal6meiiter. Gr bige>
rirt 80 G Dapon "a Stunben lang nit elmer
Slaicbe Wet1t. fiigt Ben Dierten She'll g8aiier
u1lb gcniigeno 3ufer binsu, unb bamit lit
cine por3igli9e Waiz8opIc bur9 i'm berz
aelteut.H
, 1893-09-28
2IQrRf6eri6f.
@%bicoao. %. Sc

Gbtcago, %. Sept.
SOI9enbe 8reiIe nuroen BEL gr0Beren
parttceu e~r3telt:
8utter, BETTE Greamero5@ adre, 283
@29c, CUTE 27(028c, mittelu1dBtge 200
&c. 9airb, bette, 24@-c, mtttelgute
uno cute 1922, frii6er 8ading Stof
133@14c.
8utterine, bette Creamery 18c,
rebt i3oue 17c, 0airp 1896 uno 144c fir
Die bette in u0ous" ober fIeinen @ebtnben
&c inebr.
&dfe, BETTE vSuu Cream Gbe6bars",
1091O4c, vSwins" 1O@1O4c, goung
@mertca 1910, nacbgemabterS 6tpei3er
ll}@12c, v8rid" 93@1O!c, 0intbnrger
103@11c.
Gter, gang frii6e, 19@-c. bas
9uben6.
@btsteb: $1.12.
@efIiigel, Iebenbi9eS: EurfeD 1910
c; Sibner: Sennen 5000, 6Gbne
%, Gnten 5000 fir ~lebenbige ;
@Gnie, lcbenbtge nit BEN 9a13en Sebern
81, 00@$6.O per 0uBenb. Spring
@6idens" 1O01O3c bas 8funo.
8obnen: 8eite v9toptes" 81. 70@-.-,
mtttelgute 81 600, nit Der Wai9i1e ges
reinigte $125W1.40.
Obt, geoOrrtes: 9lepfet, finftlib see
trofnete, 1000 Oas &fun6, an Ser Sonne
gebDrrts nOrOIi9e 5@63c, 9firii9e 5000,
, 1893-09-28
Oemtiienhaft.

Ser ltntcriucbun9sri9ter eriudte cine
@emcin6e nm NuficbluB iiber BEN Qeumuno
bcs BORT I'M %. Sanuar 1872 geborenen
&arI Mi0cr. Der 8ilrgermeiiter bericbtet
bierauf yGr9e6enit 5uriid nit benz 8ciz
fii9en, oaB beia9ter &arG Mliuer am II.
Tebruar 1875 pon bier nit ieinen Gltern
per5ogen lit. Sis oabin lag NacbtbeiIiges
9egeu tbn MIGHT por!" (Sl. 8l.)
, 1893-09-28

lin BET Der ou8cnbIifIicbeu gtotbta9e
a~rbettiu9enOen baS @rlangen bon 8eic6dfs
tigun9 mO9licbit gu erleicbtern, pir6 bis
auf Geitercs Oas 2lbenbblatt ser SQinois
Staatsseitung SteIcngeiucbe unentgeltLicb
dufnebmen.
, 1893-09-28
5n ser Sommerfrifde.

Isle, &eunerit, bas S9hibeL 6a rietbt
ia i6un!"
u9tiebt icbon? Sea, i9anen g. 6a if's
b69ite 3eit, OaB g 'geiien tpir6!"
GSG. 3D.
, 1893-09-28

5relH0eI unb Sefannteu Die ~trauriQe Radrt6t bog
mem 9eliebter Gotte SpDm SboIcm i'm sitter bDn IS
Sobren 1no s Mo1oten am 26. september. 4benoS I'm
s NDr 9eitor6en lit. 8eerbiguug ON 5reitag ben 20,
ouS na0 @racelonb. lin itiae Sbeilnobnle bitten Die
trauernoen 9iuer6lte6enen
Mmtta ShpIen, Satin.
20lpt2t TrcOo0 uno S1abcua, Gin0er.
, 1893-09-28
0cMnrbcn:

9iis6er9er. am p. Sept. Spbm, qefie6ter Satte
BON e1tborine Strs6erger, ge6. 9oupt, I'M Alter ppu So
Sobrel. 9eerbigun9 Samitog BEN 30. Sept, MorgenS
nm 8 ubr. bonn 3rauerbouie, 1929 South Porf 2tbe.. aug
nab Der 81. Beter5=&ir1e unb bann per giieubabu nab
benz ct. MorIen=Sir1Dofe.
, 1893-09-28

1C0un!"
v9tiecbt icbon? Sea, i6auen g. ba iff'
bDbite 3ett, baB g 'geiien tptr6 !"
(SG. 8I.)
- 3os -
WbenOblatt Der 81. Staats= 3ett1m
lift in ben unte,t ansessbenen @si9aftsn sa babea:
ySprsieite.
6. 5ernmer, 1899 SincDlu Sne.
o.. 6. STEPHAN, 1850 &iHcolu Abe
403 8rpB gOe.
402 &nstoe 9nuIeoorb.
u. 9l. Semitic, 1891 Belmont Mne.
g.. Goldman. 17A Glarf Ctr.
6. q. Mppre, Az Stnc0Iu aoe.
9Dt 0fplaos, 485 2tncplu Abe.
6. 81. Sap, sac 2intoIE aue.
Srout Wosner, 597 SineoIn Qs&
Sofepb Nlunf. TAT SiucoIn gos.
g.. Neubans, $40 2incoln Ane.
@m. SaDIDr, 1917 2inceln ane.
20. Betting, 1926 GIart Ctr.
ga:ber. 457 Glarf Ctr.
Grait 2inbetonn, 421 gforf Gt1
8. u. Bar, 33 Start Ctr.
~. q. WtoneD, 257 @larf Str.
IT, 9ernauu. 161 GIarf Ctr.
S. q. Gegen, 513 Glart Str.
8. Bedner, 590h Start Str.
9onh 8roS.
q. SDppnlann, S67 GIorf Str
s. Snnitb, 961 gIorf Ctr.
Srou 6. Malfer, 453 gGeus Stx
80. 8utberfpro, 500 WeGs Str.
Suribal, 545 gDels Ctr.
M. 6. 6GmiGt, ego &GelS Str.
6. M. Glpset, 7o7 G5ea3 Str.
Sobn Storr, $50 gDeas Str.
8. Gurrie, 306 so e1s Ctr.
6. 9ieie, 34 Mells Str.
8. 9i1er. 800 45eQs Ctr.
Rrulr, 119 We15 Str.
Spbu 8erf. al QEeas ctr.
Sebn 0udleD, 211 gaeaS ctr.
SSrau 6. Spbu1prt, 276 Qgeas Gts
6. @ocing, 100 gaeas Ctr.
8. 9aaar, 1888 WeaS Ctr.
6. Seridr, 80 WeGS Str.
s. meber, 1876 2orrabee ctr.
Soffmant, 464 2orrabee Ctr.
8. Berger, ST. 2orrabee Str.
sSrau 81. Ntorgot 225 9ipiiipn StG
&be Columbus, $40 Dioiton 9tE.
6. Wt. mbite, 407H 9iDiiion ctr.
g. G.. g%lelipn, 334 9iniIiDn Str.
6. 4uberIon, 317 3iptTipu Str.
8. WtitIer, 81 Wilotp Str.
$. 81. @bn1ann, 66 @iloiu Str
8. G6urtea, 81 State Ctr.
s. 4. &iebl. 255 @Iepelolb Qoe.
s. Squirt, 391 Sebglptd ctr.
SO. s. WeBIer. 567 SebQiuit GtI.
~ G1oof 3g8 eeho,niF Ctr
Rre1fer. 2S2 eehnmif ctr
Sobn Sttin, 294 Se0Qipid ctr.
9itties, 262 Seb9lpif Str.
O. e 3utrom 9do GInhn,rr sna
Q0ontpr An9 6Innnurr srne
9. MetB, 1923 gIp6purn &toe.
81 m gbyi4 "a 6rnhnir,t Sr,.
9obert 9reoer, 149 Sainpis Str.
"a ebrobor o1e morts+ e+~
Q,rnphIoh g monmu5pn a01 m}orF.t mna
Soortpnhero 91o Center CTR
&. Grhpr I3e 6pn+pr CTR
errou m Quinn Al Groer;. s4~
SIro ccror,pn 70 S,nsria S+r
Sbos @nbpI 1e G,nsris CTR
Ypor QirhtprSterr o,o @r5h Gtr
-
S""'S"SS
Itiottortu1t Sote.
9ictprta Sotel.
Weulit9tpn 9oteL
@siano 9oteL.
s5tc@DeS 9oteL.
&~eriu9ton SpteT
80 @ougreb Gtr.
81 Mbams ctr.
III San 9ureu Ctr. .1
ITO Sorrtion Ctr.
Ill Sorriion Ctr.
Saorf 3oteL. IS. ctr. uno Maboih MsA
@eitSeite.
Conn ,neo so mor+n sfno
80 = ~
, 1893-09-28

0uperfoufeu Gotten, Die $3.50 fOTten. tir $4OO.
~ iperlt ber 3dnfer it9 nerpflt8tet, biitnen 8 Monoten
SaraMf an baHen. Mnr - Soften inerSeM a. 6Isiem
tuugSgebdu6e, 3imner $40. IS, 1Iitto9S nm @ins. nber
briehiD in care Of 81. Stoats5eitune. Gage nur einen
BIpct nDroIt1 npn Der 9elnont &He. unD eineM 9Iprf
oitiib oot Oer Clifton Npe. Die Slafterung br 8el=
mont @pe. iueitlid bts Sur Wtilpaufee goe. 1T jest Bel.
nohe n%olieltbet unb III 3 gGDben lit aub bic Stride fertig.
ouoDOtu5nbom
, 1893-09-28

q perfauten: Golde, bic fS an Der 8riiubuuo
~ elmer oeuti6en aniiebelung in SiiocaIfornien su be-
fpetllgerI ltnb no bic Der Golouie o~elpdbrten auberor6ent.
itD 9lIIltI9en geoln9uHgen3 I3llpsnben miiniaeu, mDoeu
tag9ltoer I'M Soteltoe Building (S.=g8. sGde Der Nbans=
lno StartltroBe Simmer 9to. At poripreAen. pocr ii5
Srteltn an s. @OeB. G; @ 81; Staat5 aeitln9, lpenben.
van ELM &epttai bon $50 bis 700 Dollars erfsr0crfiGl uu6
QUO bag nur ratenineiie in eiuem Sabre sn 6esablen fir
on os lou Auef, 1httN5 G CT. 1uQ20tulebap
On berfa nfeu = D.. Sic idDnfte
y gtfe in bieier bibI6en urb b~liibeu6eit @orItaOt.
@aiier nto Seluer in ben StraBen nnb Die GtrGBen gs
pfofert. Sage Glib un0 Sltfroui. Meaep 9reiS ltnS
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lid an Wm. 8. See, 112-114 SeorborI Ctr,
8DDce Building. 2Omibolu
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, 1893-09-28
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20iplS 134 Searbprn Str.
, 1893-09-28
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bert, "A Sabre oIt. iu9t irgeHopel5e 9eI1dftiglug.
gu erfra9eiI bel 6rol 8erner, 126 &orrobee SIR.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-10
Eating Before Retiring Beneficial.

There has been quite a revolution of late
years In many countries in regard to the
connection between eating and sleeping,
and II Is stated that a radical change is
likely to take place before long In the
practice Of great many families in Eng
land The popular idea is that eating at
night Is highly injurious to the constitu-
ton 1t is now recognized that nature con-
tradicts this notion. Provided a man is
hungry and his stomach is in proper con-
dition, the practice is not only harmless,
but rather beneficial To 60 to bed on an
empty stomach Is apt to drive sleep away
altogether.
Three or four hours before bedtime q sub
stantial dinner or supper should be eaten,
and on going to bed some simple food
should be taken every night by those who
have an inclination for it, and especially by
delicate persons or invalids. Persons In
variably feel drowsy after q heavy meal
and, ON the other hand, wakefulness Is often
merely an indication of hunger. The di-
gestive organs having finished with 1t the
blood flows once more to the head, bringing
with it consciousness. The prevalent no
ton seems to be that the digestive organs
rest simultaneously with the brain Physi
ology does not support this proposition
Innumerable cases can unfortunately al
ways be found Of men, women and children
complaining Of sleeplessness, solely occa
stoned by hunger, the satisfying of which
would be immediately followed by sleep
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-10
The Illustration of "piokwiok."

The history Of the 'Pickwick Papers"
| the change in the original design, the tragic
death of Seymour, the hasty appointments
and dismissal of Buss, have been graphical
ly described by Forster in his life of Dick
ems. The work which had started depend
emit for the most part on illustration, and
had gained success on its letter press, was
now in perilous state. It's originator dead
by his own hand and his successor declared
incapable, the need of an illustrator was
soon noised abroad among the artistic fra
ternity, and two competitors sent in their
designs, Hablot Browne and William Make
peace Thackeray. Thackeray, as we know
from his own lips, had at this time the In
tention of becoming an artist With few
sketches he called upon Dickens, who told
him that the choice had fallen upon
Browne. Leaving Furnival's inn, Thack-
cray made his way to Newman street to ac-
quaint his rival with his success and to Of
fer him the earliest congratulations.
Together these young men Immediately
repaired to neighboring public house,
where q banquet, consisting of sausages
and bottled stout, was held for the better
satisfying Of their appetites and to do
greater honor to the occasion. The feast
finished, the good wishes pledged and
Thackeray gone, Browne started off to
communicate the news and to get the as
sistance of his Quondam fellow apprentice,
Robert Young, who was then boarding in
Chester place Bidding him bring his
latchkey, Browne hurried him back to
Newman street, and throughout that night
the two worked upon the plates, Brown
etching while Young bit them in. BY morn
ing the first was finished, and in Sam Wei
Ter creation was given to the world, a new
character had entered what may be called
the realm of historic fiction-Arthur ALI
chin in Century.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-10
The Old Violin Makers.

The great violin makers all lived within
the compass of $50 years. They chose their
wood from few great timbers felled in the
South Tyrol and f1oated down in RATS
pine and maple, sycamore, pear and ash
They examined these to find streaks and
veins and freckles, valuable specifically
when brought out by vanishing.
They learned to tell the dynasty of the
pieces of wood by touching them. They
weighed them, they struck them and lis
tened to judge how fast or how slow or how
resonantly they would vibrate in answer to
strings Some portions of the wood must
be porous and soft, some close of fiber Just
the right beam was hard to find When
found it can be traced all through the VIC
Inns of some great master, and after his
death in those of his pupils
The piece of wood was taken home and
seasoned, dried in the hot Brescia and Gre
mona sun. The house of Stradivarius, the
great master of all, is described as having
been as hot as an oven. The wood was
there soaked through and through with
sunshine. In this great heat the oils
thinned and simmered slowly and pene-
trated far into the wood until the varnish
became part of the wood itself
The old violin makers used to save every
bit of the wood when they found what they
liked, to mend and patch and inlay with
it. So vibrant and SO resonant is the wood
of good old violins that they murmur and
echo and sing in answer to any sound
where a number of them hang together on
the wall, as if rehearsing the old music that
they once knew.-Detroit Free Press.