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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23
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Magnaten.

Oie nadfplsenbe 9elAi1te babe id
niht felbf erlebt; am Gnbe gt6t tie
mid aus bieiem Grunbe gar nihts
an. Gs lit bic 0sfdidte eines Gifena
babnmasnaten. iptlder fie niAt ersdbz
len min. MeI9er gifenbabntOnig
tpiirbe audi suseben, baB anf feiner
8abn Elm 3us BON Rdubern angehalz
ten tpurbe. 70 oft er fih aud bariiber
freut, tpenn has Malbeuer eine Gpr=
eurren3S8abn paIiirta Gin anoerer
@runb, tparum ib bic @efhihte n;ht
eradblen follte, lift Der, baB id lie nibt
nit benz Shpung unb @eiit oes @is
ienbahntOnigs gu er5dblen tpeib. Der
Mann mar rdmlih betrunfen, als er
bic 8eIhidte gum 8eIten CAB, llnD ,suo
ipIte Elm niihterner Mann nit ter
sSeber in Der 0anb ben esprit berrebs
men. Der aus elmer gbampagnerflaiAe
aufiteist. Gin niihterner @iienbaprz
tDnig ipiir5e bic @eIhi9te bon posn=
herein niat er3dblen; pielleiht ihpn
nidt, neil iie tpabr lit. Nls iA ibn am
ndhiten Sag bariiber frus (er mar ges
rabe nit ieinem aater beI9dftigD.
fuste er tleinlaut:
sd bate niht geslaubt, oaB if
einen iolden Mffen bate"
Gr Bat mid, bon Der Sa4e nihts
All Tduen tnD ih ddb Tim meins SlnS
barauf. Sd fdreibe bic gelA;1te
eans einfa9. Gin @auft Der M1nl,
tpel9er iein Wort nidt bdlt anb ipsrsn
es nur einem 8abnmagnuten ssseail5er
tpdre.
Die 8abn fiibrt bur9 bic piloen
Geaenben BON Norbzgarolina, uno
Sompfins tpar felt mebreren Sabren
ber Better berielbsn. Ser Shienene
itrang 16ldngelt ii9 bur9 bic @sbirge,
Inn fth bier unb bort f0rmlib in
S9luhten unb Selfen gu bertpideln.
Die locomotive itDbt Elm entIeblides
0eIdnaufe aus, tpenn fie fiA Die iteis
ltrl 2(nbDben binaufninbet uno bann
tpieber duf Der dnoeren Seite uber
ipadelise Stege bina6 in bic Siefen
itiirst. sic beriibrt aber auf ibrem
wege unb an i6ren beioen Gnben rei4e
Stdote unb Ortf9aften, 10 oab bic
8abn i'm Stunbe 1T, Dem nWanager"
Elm gan5 anitdnoiges Salair gu be5abs
len, tpenn iie aud nod ME ben Sebler
begangen bat. Oioioenoen uus5upers
fen.
Gines Sages ma4te cine In5abl
reider 9erren einen Qusflus Iber Die
8abn, unb ba unier Magnat in oers
ielben Ridtuns reiite, 10 lieB ct ieinen
9riDatpasen bem S4nea5use anbdns
gen. uno fort sins es.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23

6 It il m aus Sud NIT Use 1T.
seigt auf 5em slatten gaod BORN unb
binten an beiben Seiten cine Wersie@
rung bon patten aus buntelblauerrs
@anlnset, bic is nit etnena groBen
Gtablfnopf auf bemRod befeIttst fno.
Die binten slatte, turae Saiae biloet
born Sddhertbeile, bic, in Der Wtttte
chamber iibsrtretenb, NIT einem Stablz
fnopf seI9loHen ftno uno oben tpie ur~
ten einen Wefentheil bon 9sItidten,
tpsibem Sud- iidtbar tperben lanen.
2lus alei9em @toff unb @arnmet be-
sfeben aud bic OoppslreDers, tpelas
tirten aneinamper treffen suno baielblt
breite, fiA SufpiBeHbe Rragentbetls bllz
ben. Den unteren Hano Der Satlle
bedt Elm f9malsr @iirtel, tpelher.
ebenIo pie Der nit elmer S4leife bers
aierte @tebfrogen unb Die baulaissn
slermel, aus @an,ntet beihbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23
Gin burRiser aduber.

.Was ssbt bier por9" risf er. als
er bic 8dnbiten erreiht bate.
uWas ssbt bas Sic an, tper itnb SIe
uberbaupt," qnttportete Der 4erl, fpelz
der ben GrpreBs9oten nit ieinem Ges
tpehr beetle.
rWer i9 bine Sd bin Der rMana>
qer" b;eier 8abn. Was fdat Guh Elm,
baB eS6r einen meiner 3ige dnbdlt?"
iaete Sompfins mutbig.
Der Mann ientte ben 2auf ielnes
Gefpebrs unb fab iiA Sompttns ses
nauer an.
nWas tpilff Ou, baB Du MIDI 10
aneloBt2" frus Der nManaser".
.Was i9 tpil9" anttoortete Der
Waanu. sd min Dir fassn, oab
Define gabn cine gang erbdrmlide TT,
urb mir tperben Der @eI1ihte Elm gnbe
MAIDEN. SD min nidts fasen, Dab
Define gilenbabnler meinen 9uno nit
aoblen bombarbiren, Dub iie mein
Weib inIultiren ober fidb ii6er meine
aleiber luItig MAIDEN. Wsnn tie aber
nssinsn Sanaps iaufsn, oann iOa its
Der 9eufel 6olen."
rWer psrsrsift ii4 an gursn
S6naps?" frus Sompfins, benz bic
8eI9ulbisung unperifdnblib mar.
sd meine mas th Iase. Sic f0nz
men meinen Sunb nit Ro6len 6ombars
biren, iie fDnnen mein Weib -"
,sya, ia, uber mas 1T bas nit benz
Shnaps9 Das baben meine 2eute
nit gurem S9naps gu t1un9"
nWus9" iagte Der Spreder bDflis
der, r9ie tpiiIen bas niht unb tpollen
BOB" biefer 8abn Ieine Infer Berg
fdnaps lit gut senug fir seipD1nliaen
Gebrauh, an Meibnahten aber molten
mir ettpas 8eTeres. 8orseitern ga6
ih Sbrem Mann in bieiem Wagen bier
einen Sanapstrug unb oipsi Dollars,
banlit ct mir eiHen e9ten Rentudier
fir ben syeittas mitbrinse. 8eItsrn
pafiirte Der 3ug bier burh nit Rrag
unb 5hnaps obne an3ubalten. Oas
laiIen mir uns niht sefallen uno tpena
es einen sanaen 3us foitet.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23
8eree1tioter Eintpa n b,

9erehtigtsr ginpanb.
Mebnsr Tim 8erein Der 8osdFreunbe,
ftotternb): SD ih be - be ~
fibe su 0auIe einen ct Staar, bet
lam f0rmIi6e 81 - Msben ia - bali
ten 3uruf: Marum babsn Sic ben
niht an Sbrer Gtelle tonnten aaien!
Dobl bsre9net. Sante
(tpelbs bic acknowledgements alsz
padt): ,llnb tper fon biefen 2eierfditen
betpnnnen2" Wakr: Den nuB ber
pauI friegen!" .1ante: ,Warum
benn aerabs ber9" Water: nMeil ct
bas Ding am I4nelliten taput maht!1
MiBDerfdnbnib. 9err:
.Gie tDolIen meine To1ter beirutben91
8esperber: nSa!A 9err: .sf0a-
nen Sic bonn nit benz. tpas sic be-
tpnrmtn, cine Syrdl erndbren91 Be-
tperber: rsSu, sic haben mir aber
nod gar ni6t seiagt, mas i4 te-
frlnme!~
& MiBrerf6nbnib. pu-
tient (aur Rruntenpflesertn): ,.Worim
5ehen Gk benn fDrtip1brenb nam BEN
1hsrmpnwtsr an ber Maab21
aranfsn,pdrttrin: .Na, bkr Mr3f bdt
bod ge5ngt. ipenn bie EemDerdfus
ftsi0t, joiI ID S1uen bds S6luipulDer
agben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23
graGbIt fein grIebnib.

gr3GbIt fein grIsbniB.
Wie mir Somptins 1asts, lit 10 ein
priDatipasen BON einem setp0bnlicben
pafIagierpagen aiemltth ner1hieoea
nnb iibertrifft in man9sn gin3elbeiten
fOaar ben ariitofratiiden puaman=
Masson. Natiirli9 bdnst in bieier
8eaiebung piel bonn Magnaten ielbIt
ab. SIT biefer gum 8eiipiel elm 5empsz
rensler = bod, po5u uber oas lin<
mDaline biel Worte berlieren9 Sompz
tins, tpelAer nit alien giienbabnmagz
natsn betannt lit, fagt, oab bieIelben
aufrieben feien, ipenn Die 3ugbeoienftez
ten Semperenaler ieien unb bieS9rliqe
ai1t Bis gum grtremen trieben. lla@
ter benz grtremsn Dsritebt somptins
feinsn pribatpasen am duberiien
gnbe bes 3uges. Wis selast, Die g;n@
rihtuns zines folhen Wageas lit boa<
fein uno umfaBt 8ursunoer, g6um=
pagner, aentudp=Sdndple unb e9te
acknowledgement.
glls obige Ga6rt itattfonb, mar es
nur nod ipenige Sage Der Weibnahs
ten. Die Aeifenbsn ma6ten 9efube
unb iparen fomit tpobl nit @elb Der=
febsn. Sm grpreB&Wagen befanben
fih auberbem 100000, tpelhe fir
Heip Wort beftimmt paren.
SGmmtli9e Nabobs befanben fih
in benz pripatpnggon unb amiiiirten
fidb gang portrefflid, obslsia fie niht
eans in 8etpunberuns fir bic ih0ne
2anbiaaft aufsingen, tDelde Der 3us
burheilte. Mls iih lebterer gerabe in
Der romantifhiten 9eseno befano, ers
tDnte Der laute fhriae pfiff Der 2oeoz
motibe, bann folste Elm beftiger 5toB,
unb Der 3ug tam gum p!0blinsn Still
ffanbe.
.Was gibPs9" rief Sebermann.
SD tpeiB niht,1 fagte Sompfins,
inbem er ein iDenig erbleihte. sd
sperbe nahfeben, tpdbrenb sic hier
bleiben.~ Niemanb tpubte bon BEN
Delbe I'm gTpreBfpagen.
Der Magnat itieg BON feinem Was
gen; feline fdlimmiten 8efiirdtungen
batten fih beipabrbeitet, benn cine
furse @trede BON Der Qoeomotibe idA
Ct einen 0aufen Rl0Be unD GifenbabIt-
fhpellen quer iibx bem Geleife liegen.
Die QoepmotiDe unD Der GgprsBzWas
qen tparen BON tpilb ausiebenben Burr
fhen umgebeu; Rerle, tDelde obne 81
uern einem glebtnmtHheR cine blaus
9obne in ben 2eib iagen. ipenn iis
ihren Gpob bdran finben. Dor ibnen
itaaben bsr GEpreB gots unD Der 2oe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23

Das iebr aparte, tpirtungscolle Goe
Film. 5igur Ho. 2, 1T aus faAlgrinem,
bronirtsna, fotpie bfaBrofd Seioenltoff
nit moosariinem, perforirtsm Sams
met 5ufammenaeitsIt uro NIT i9nalen
GtreiFen BON 8ifumpel5 sarnirt. Nus
erTtersm @toff beTtebt Der glatts, bin@
ten tiitenartise Salten biloenoe Nod,
ber nit einem born unter elmer Sbletfe
enbenben fdltigsn @iirtel bon gleihsln
GtoTF abIdfiebt. Die 8lufe, pslde
ffeiltpeifs bur3 eine dusssiaalttene,
olatte Saile bon perforirtem Saa1lnst
iiberbedt III, ipirb aus roia Seibsnitoff
oear6eitet nnb nit balhangen Mernlelrl
bon broth1irtea, sriinem Ssiesaitoff
cerbunben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23
Ser Ierrdtber DrcpfmS.

Das Babel an Der Seine bat bieisr
Sage elm ungelp0bnli4es militari19ss
@haufpiel erlebt: Die Dffentlihe De-
erabation bes gu infamer gaIiirilns
unb lebensldnglider Deportation
berurtbeilten Capt. Orebfus. Der
'0erurtbeilte mar als Mrtilleriebanpts
mann aur Oien1tlei flung i'm Rriegsmi<
niiterium commanbirt unb ion mills
tdrif9e @sbeimnifIe bon Der srOBtsn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23

Mabeirabrauner, grim bur9f1oFc=
ner gbebiot boucle, brauner, ioipic
heuer Glangennt Sammet unb bunfsl<
branne Nl3ftreifen bifben has Mdts=
rial fir bic In Der britten MbbiDung
Deranfnnulihten 9oilette, bersn runber
MDd am unteren Runb mil einem pel8=
itreife1, auBerbem nit brei brannen
Gamnetblenben garrirt unb binten in
r0brenartiss Julten arransirt 1T. Die
einanber iibertretenben Wprberthsile
Der fur3en SaiIle fnIieBen einsn 1enliz
fstteartigen Ebeil BON eingefrdufteHl,
beIIem @ammet Elm unb iinb am Obsz
rem Nunbe nit braunen Guatnetrofetz
ten unb sGtreifen sarnirt, tpelhe fih
auf benz gldtien Miidentbtil Bis gum
Gxittntbeil fprtiebtn. Gin fultiger
Etebfrdden aus bnnflxii Gamnlet be-
arenat bt Halle, bit nit RsnlendrmeIn
Dtrbunben uI,b burtb eine 6piseHfras
matte bsr3iert III.
Q3<jonbereD Gffeet flla@t bic aus
griin<m brp4irltm @si6snifoff un0
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23

am untersn Hanbe bes aus Seibenioff
sssrtigten Hpdes nit elmer Hiiihe
sarnirt lit. Die binten slatte, BORN
am Saillenabi9luB unb an ben 44ieln
lei9t gefaltete, mit tpeiten, bdui6igen
Mermeln perbunbens Saiue Dffnet ii4
iiber einem eirgereibten, nit einem falz
tigen Stebfragen perbunosnen Gab
bon Setbsngdse, Der BON elmer hohItes
benben, iih na6 unten auipibenoen
Briiur aus Seibenitoff einssrabmt
pirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23
Capt. OrsDfus.

Mi9tigfeit an cine frenlbe Ma9t Dere
fauft baben. 9as RriegsgeriAt bat
ben Mnseflasten einItimmis fir 1huls
big befunben, bod iit iiber bic Details
bes 0erratbs Ni4ts in bic SeffentliAs
felt gelanst. Capt. Drepfus 1T als
Gobn elmer ansefebenen israelitif9en
sSamilie am 8. October 1859 in Drill
haufen i'm glfaB seboren. gr 1T grob
unb f9lant. SrpB feiner perbdltaib@
mdBigen sSusenb ift fein 5anptbaar
bereits fart seli9tet; fein 9efiAtsorud
ldBt i'm eber als einen flotten Officier
eri9einen als einen eemeinen 8erfd>
tier, tpelder bic inimpflidite Strufe,
Die es fir einen Solbaten gibt, bat
iiber ii4 ergeben laHen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23

Ous gan3 glatt in princeBfOrm gez
arbeitete, binten ssf6lohene Coffin
nus grauem Sud-, yigur No. 5, 1T
pahenartig nit mattblauem, pliiIirtem
Surab garntrt, ber born eine SpiBe
bilbet unb nit elmer grauen perlborz
bire umranbet iit. Sin NIT glsi6er
Corbiire iiberbadtsr Stebfragen, iorpie
in &eulenform eeianittene Iermel
bsrpouItGnbigen bas aleiS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23
colnotipfibrer unb bislten Bic 9dnDe
iibsr benz RopIe.
Die Musriiitung bes Giiens
bahnf0nias.

Die Musriiitung bes Gifer'
babnf0nigs.
.Was iit seI1eben91 frug elmer Der
RabObS, tpelher benz Wagnuten ges
folgt mar.
rWir iinb BON Wanbern uberfallen
iporbel1 antipDrtete bieier. ~@eben
@ie auriid unb tparnen sic bic 9erren,
bamit lie ibre MertbIacben perlteden.
SD tpeib, mas bic R.rle molten. Wir
fiibren nabe3u cine baibe Milion Doll
lars nit uns. SD min periuheR, MIDI
nit ben @dunern 5u teritdnoigen.1
Der Mrsnat apar obne 3tpeifel elm
mutbiger Mann. gDdbrenb er ben
3ua entlang gins. faBte er ben Gnt=
fhluB, lieber bas @elb gu opfern ais
es au MDro uno Sootl4lag tommen
au lai1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23

nah Ser Qocomotipe auriid rno ga5
ben arua benz Giibrer ber Darbe, nell
der benz lDcomotibfiihrer iru5 benz
Grprehbpten erlaubte, cine bequemere
Gienung rfH5unebmen.
rWerIuht ben Snnops", !agte
Iompfin5.
.Dsr iii famos!1 rief ser Giihrer
lebbaft. Gin famofer Sanitt!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-23
I'm 1rid)e Der sHoof.

Nus Der syiille ssithmudDOller glopis
t1tsn bringen mir beute nehrers Spts
Ietten sur Mnfdauililg, beren geoiegens
Eleqan3 fi1srlih ben 8eifau unisrer
fd)Dnen ae1erinnen finben tpirb. Sn
Der erlfen Mbbilbung TIT eingoitiim aus
Suh unb @amnet nit geitifter WeIts
burgsItent. Niefes biibihe Goftum,
has aussanblaiem Sud- gefsrtigt it,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

Attorney General Hensel OF Pom
sylvania, whose home is at Lancaster,
sometimes astonishes his friends by
showing what he calls his $40, 900
watch. Mr. Hensel and some others
at Lancaster subscribed to the stock
Of watch factory established there
some years ago, and the managers
of the factory made and gave to each
OF the subscribers handsome gold
watch. The factory atterward failed,
and the subscribers have only the
watches to show for their money.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

Eyes" said a prospe-ous lawyer, in
speaking to friend, ~ had long
wait before l got any practice, but 1
am certainly satisfied now with my
profession and its emoluments.
The early days, the waiting for
clients was hard, though. Why, do
You know that sot so after u while
that when | heard footstep on the
stairs | could tell ninety-nine times out
OF 100 whether or not the person was
coming to my ofllce?n
"Well, that is strange replied his
friend. "Your sense of hearing must
have been very acute,n
mot so much that" replied the
lawyer. "You see, made up my
mind that they were not coming to my
Office, and ninety-nine times out of 100
| was right"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

At the battle of Solferlno, accord
ing to NJ. Cassendis carefully de-
duced calculations, comparison Of
the number of shots fired on the Aus
trian side with the number OF killed
aud wounded on the part of the enc
my shows that 700 bullets were exc
pended for every man wounded and
42O0 for each man killed. The aver
age weight of the ball used was 80
grains; therefore it must have taken
at least 1876 kilograms or 227 pounds
OF lead for every man put out of the
way. Yet Solierino has gone into
history as most important and
bloody engagement
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17
A HALT ON PICKLES.
Boston Schoolgirls to he Deprived of
Their Favorltc Luncheon.

Boston Schoolgirls to he Deprived of
Their Favorltc Luncheon.
Considerable interest is being mani
Tested in regard to the luncheons pro-
vided at recess for the boys and girls
in the high schools. At almost every
high school in the city the majority
of the pupils buy their luncheons from
the lunch counter kept by the janitor,
says the Boston Transcript, and the
food so provided consists largely of
pies and cakes akehouse stun, - as
some people call it-and pickles. The
ianitor keeps that kind of food because
the pupils will buy it in preference to
any more wholesome kinds and also
because there is probably more profit
in it.
Nevertheless. the parents ot the
pupils are anxious that some different
system may be adopted in the matter
of furnishing luncheons. They think
it high time that something was done
about it, for in schools where there
are no lunch counters, peddlers of
cheap candy. cocoanut cake and other
unwholesome compounds make their
appearance at recess, and general
ly well patronized by the hungry boys
and girls.
The first official step toward better
ing this state of things was taken
when an order was passed By
the school board providing that ell
luncheons sold in the public schools
should be such as are approved by the
committee on hygiene and physical
training. Moreover, the committee
was instructed to report at the next
meeting of the board plan for pro-
yiding suitable luncheons at proper
places for the high school pupils.
( just what the committee intends to
do is hard to say, but several persons
interested are hoping that it will be
able to make some arrangements with
the New England kitchen whereby
soups, sandwiches, milk and other
wholesome articles of food may bo
furnished directly TO the pupils at
moderate prices. The kitchen has its
main station on Pleasant street, and
another station at the North End. 1t
is thought that soups might be carried
from the kitchen to the schools in
tanks, just Us coffee is sometimes
transported, and in that way might
be served hot, Such a system of pro-
viding lunehoons would be moro favor
able to the health OF the pupils and
therefore more acceptable to the
parents. As for tho old system, the
ianitors are not thought to merit any
blame for they simply provided what
the pupils bay; but now that the com
mittee has taken the matter in hand
it is likely that most pupils will give
up the practice OF making Il luncheon
on an eclair, piece of pie or u pickle.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., tos WALL sr., NEw-YoRX.


The other day the people of Logan
county, West Virginia, held grand
barbecue to celebrate the division of
the county Tables were spread in
the street and all traffic was sus-
pended Hundreds of stalwart noun
taineers came in with their wives
and children from the region round
about. Eight big black bears had
been shot within mile or two OF the
town, and their carcasses, served in
barbecue style, were the piece de re-
sistance OF the feast The bears were
lianked and surrounded with roasted
'possums, wild turkeys, phessauts,
quails, rabbits and all sorts Of do
nestle fowls. Potatoes by the barrel
we're roasted, and pumpkin pies by
the hundred lined the tables Hard
cider was the beverage. nQayil
Ansen Hatfield, the noted leader OF
the Hatfeld-MoCoy vendetta was
master OF ceremonies. He stood at
the head OF the table with half-open
valise, from which the butts of three
revolvers protruded. Though there
is a generous price set upon the head
of Devil Anse,' not disturbing
word was spoken, and the barbecue
was a great success.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

The transsiberian railway, which is
to be the longest in the world, has
now been opened as far as Omsk, and
one may go there from ST. Peters
burg. 2200 miles, in less than FIVE
days, The difficulties encountered
have been prodigious and in draining
a bog sixty miles wide engineers and
men had to live in nuts built on piles
and accessible only in boats. Four
thousand masks were bought to keep
off the venomous mo iduitos.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17
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met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and ST bottles, but it is man
.factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

Cake off my hat in the theater?n
she exclaimed. mo, inleed.n
But the people came to see the
play not your hat
"Oh, did they?n and She spoke with
infinite scorn; swell, as it costs only
81 to see this performance, while this
hat is worth Sl7 at least, thoy deserve
to suffer for their lack OF discriminate
ing appreciation
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

Are people who are troubled with chronic liver
complaint. Bilein the blood tiuges the cuticle
and even the eyoballs, and also manifests its
presence by uneasinoss in the right side and
beneath the right shoulder blade ,furrod tongue,
nnusea sick headache and an unpleasant
breath. 1t is usually accompanied by costive.
ness and dyspepsia. For the ullment itself,
and its various manifestations, Hostetters
Stomach Bitters IS % speedy and complete
remedy. This standard medicine also prevents
and cures chills and fever, rheumatism, nerv-
business and the inhrmitios incident to declin-
Ing years. 1t builds up an enfeebled physique
and fortihes 1t against disease. Appetite and
Nightly slumber are promoted by It, and it is
protector against the effects Of wetting, Of
overwork, exposure and unwholesome food or
water
The philanthropy OF some people is
mercy iudicious advertisement.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

MALARIA cured anu eradicated from the
system by Browns Iron Bitters, which
enriches the blood, tones the nerves, aids
digestion Acts ike II charm on persons
in general i'll health, giving new energy
and strength.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

When an American meets an ac-
quaintance after dark, no matter
what -the-hoar, he says "Good
evening" and when they separate he
says riGood night But in Canada
one often hears the latter phase in
salutation as well as in good by. To
an American it seems odd when, on
seeing friend, the latter advances
with: Good night, sir. How are
youpn
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

Mail postal card containing your name and adj
dress 20 the Mckinney CreX.) Nurseries and get
the new catalogue free
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

Labor is rest from SIMS promptings that
ever entreat US,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

After physicians had given me up, was
saved by Pisos Curo.-RAIrH ERIEG, VIII
liamsport. Pa. Nov. 22. 1898.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

complete medical work. with 100 fnvorite Pro-
ncriptlous all diseases Of man and beast, price
$50, and one bottle of Dr. Thurmonds Catarrh
Cure Blood syrup sent to any address for Sl.01.
Audross Thurmond Chemical Co., Dallas, Tex.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

There are now 1876 packs Of fox
hounqs in England, III of barriers
and IL of staghounds. In Ireland
thereQre IS packs OF harries, 20 Of
foAhouhds and OF staghounds. In
Scotland there arc 10 packs Of foy-
hounds. 3 Of barriers, but no stag
hounds.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

Understand your antagonist before you
answer him.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-01-17

IL tho BABY rs CrttIng Teeth.
BE sure andus that gnd weE-trled remedy, AntS.
MISSIONS sooTuSd syitr for Children reething-