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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

ni9tgeimpften, Bite nit erfteren %5uTammens
fpmmen, %Derbunoen Iein fo1. P~orcoTau
pirb bonn Sarbpert Grisori9sfelo, 8eiiBe1
Or. paul Rsmp in Mannbeim angeferz
tigt, @s felt eine geIbli9zbrdune 2bmpbe
bar urb tpiro in Dozen bon 10 gbcm. nad
griinbIi6er Reinigung Der betreffenoen
9autfteGe ben S9psinen an einem belize
bisen &0rpertbeile Gam beiten eignet fi9 Die
Snnsnfld9e Der 5intsrI9entsD unter Die
9aut eingeIpribt. DteIe GtnfpriBung bai
ipeber cine 0rtliAe, nod cine Nagemetnperz
dnberung CUR 5olge. Die Sbiere f"refen
tpie fpnit. unb es bat bieier Gingriff ni9i
ben geringften ginfGuB auf oas Qugemeins
%bsfinOsn Der geimpftsn @bpeine. SIN Ser
luuf bon 10-14 Susen bilbet it9 u (tpis
in fdmmtGt9en @eriu9en, bic Bis in ben
Sommer %porigen Sobrss auriidreiden, fet-
geftsut tpuroe) Bel ben nit porcofan bor=
bebanDslten Sbieren cine p~o1itdnoige Smz
munitdt. Sn ben angeite1ten 8eriu9en
reagirten nit PprcoTan Dorbebanbelte
@9tpeins uuf cine Snjection BON &otblduf=
ba3inen, bic fi9 in Controller iuhen nit
nibt bprbebdnbelten S9neinen als bodz
%pirulent erpiefen, in teiner Beiie uno Bile
ben geIunD, trDboem tie 0auerno benz elben
Gtau nit an 8ptblauf 6o9grdbig srtrdntter
Sdpeinen t6eilten. Ote 8or3iige oes Ppr=
epIons 5ouen in Solgenbem beiteben: Die
Sdueine ertrdgen ben Gingriff obne ieot
peitere Drtli9e cher ~aIgemeine &eaction.
Oas Mittel eignst fi9 in glei9er Wetle fur
Sbiere jeben Nlters; es t%0nnen, tpte burd
8erfu9e ~feftgeteut puroe, Serfel foipobl
pie balb= ober einidbrige @9peine obne BIZ
qerinqIten 8eoenten Der S4ubtmpfung UNI
t~sraoaen iperben. Sci pprcoian 1T nun
cine ginIpribung n0tbig unO es tritt oann
Elm poGitdnOiger S9ub i4on nad 10-l4
Saaeu Elm, Der ben bisberigeu 8erIu9en au=
fplae 81 Mpnute mad Der Shubimz
pfunq nod in osmIetben MuBe fortbeitebt
gnbli1 fdGt oas umftdn0li9e Sfoliren Der
qeimpften Sbisre, fopie Die foftIptsltge Desz
infeftipn Der StGle = uebelftdnbe, Die big
iebt unpermeibbar paren pDaitdnotq
pea, ba bic nit porcofan bebanDelter
Sbiere pine Weitere5 Srpg iopobl pte Stau
nit ni6t aeimpften Sbieren tbeilen fOnnen,
pbne oiefe au9 nur inn Seringften Der 9e=
fabr Der NnItedung alls3u1eben. Se1
preis fir porcoion puroe urs ntbt NIT
oetheilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
8ldtter uno 8Idtben.

Sas Ni6tbliben bes. Oleanbers lit
tpobl in ben meiiten SGaen duf etnen un>
giinfttgen, gu f8attigen @tanbort unb Man<
gel an 2uft 5uriid3ufiibren. Man fteue
pflan5en, Die troy i6res binldngli6en Differs
nt9t bliben t%pollen, i~onniger unb audi lufz
tiger.
Der Rafen muB ale u9t Bis bier3ebn
Gage NIT Der Mdbemaf6ine gemGbt, bas ab>
gef4ntttene @ras nit 8eien abgetebrt tperz
Den, Der &afen pirb bann getpal5t unb BEL
trodenem Metter gefpribt. @iineen NIT
Sau9e, 8eftreuen NIT gbiGi1alpeter, 9oG5=
aide ober Sips trdgt biel ba3u BEL, i'm
ot3t unb iippig gu MAIDEN.
Die 8enibtsmenge bes probucirten
Staamiites pirb nte folgt bere9net: 3uerit
multipli5irt man bic Summe Der Srodens
i~ubitana 1Gmmtli9er berabrei6ter Sutterz
mtttel nit 2, bann mllttplt5irt man bic
Sunrme Der S~rodenIubftun3 bes Streue
materials nit 4 unb abbtrt nun bic beiben
%getDDnnenen 3ablen mitetnanber. Oie1e
gefunoene 3abl giebt Die Igepi6tsmenge
bes Oiingers an, tpeldbe aus benz berpenbez
ten Suffer unb Strsumaterial unqefGbr I'll
ertparten 1T, unb 3fpar in einsm mGBie
berrotteten 3uitanbc nit rs pro5ent @ufer.
= Mar6er bat cine Menge 6ibner, err
bdlt aber berbdltniBmdBig nur penige @ier,
neil er 6ariiber ni9t tlar 1T, porin bic
duBerli9en &enn5etben elmer guten 2egez
benne beiteben, unb bod lit es 8iemli3 leidt,
Elm eutes 2egebubn BON einem f6le9ten gu
unterf9eioen. 9as bette 3ei4en liefern
&Gmme unb Bart. Sc buntlerf9arla4rot6
biefe in Der 2ege3eit iinh, I'm 70 Before @ier=
leger iinb Die 5ibner. MittelmdBige nnn
f6ledte 2egeripneu baben mebr blaBrOtb ge>
tdrbte &dmme unb 8drte, tpdbreno Die
Sbrenf6eiben fdmuBigDeiB nnb gelbli9@
rofafarbig iinb.
GepObnlia tuerben bic 8obnenitonger
nit Der &inbe in @ebruu9 genommen; ALIEN
bies lit ni6t gu empfeblen, neil tie oft Die
@rutitGtte 14doIiaer Snfettsn iinb. SIN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
AlfaIfa.Peu.
(gtus benz p0ebrasfo @prnarts".)

(NuS { HJteuLuoLu OuLIOuLta y
gs 1T cine 5rage BON nibt geringer @td)z
ti9teit, gu tpel9er 3eit N1fa1fa fir 9eu gu
i6netoen 1T, unb bic pflun5e lit fir 8isle
nod 10 neu, baB i'm A%lgemeinen bdriibsr
nod tpsnig alarbeit berri9t. Sn ben meiz
ften 6daen tpirb Der 3eitpunft peniger NIT
Ridii9t uuf Die pflanae gepd6lt, Toilbcrr
man i9nei6et, tpenn man 3eit bafir 9at.
Oa5 lit berfebrt, benin our l1n5eit 9ef9nitt,n,
mag Die @rnte 25 Big so Yrp3ent meniger
nertb iein. @s gie6t fein befieres 9eu mis-
4lfalfa, tpenn es re9t3eitig geI6nitten unb
ri9tig getrpdnet purDe. Merbings 1tnb
prattii9e 5armer uno 8ieb3ii6ter Midi
INNER elmer Weinung, penn es iub barum
ban0elt, in tpel9em betimmten Stadium
beg Wa4stbums Rleepflan5en iiberbultot
fir 9eu gu f9netben ieien, aber barber
berr19t boqtommenes ginberItdnbiB, baB
es m6gli6it friib gef6eben fou, nun pte friib,
bas lit bic Srage. Sci Der @ntf9eiOung oiez
fer Srage 1T aud in 8etrd9t 3u 3ieben Bite
fpGtere 9~erpenoung. Sir Milhftbe fann
ni6t let9t gu friib gef9nitten tperbet, benn
Bel btefen iperoen bic beiten @rgebniiIe inn
mer NIT mei9em Sutter er5ielt. Nnbers
1T es nit ben pferoen. Oieien 1T bdrteres
Sutter betDmmli9er. Stun piro alfalfa,
na9bem er cine GENTLE Peripbe bes Ba4s@
tbums errei9t bat, RAID bart,
Oiel raider, pie 3. 8, rotber
8Iee, uno in biefem ipdten 3eitpuntt
gsI9nitten, erlangt man Elm grobes Ssu, oas
bic Sbiere ipdtsr gu einem groBen S6eile IN
Der &rippe lafen. Man feBt ii9 bober be-
beutenben 8erluten aus, tpenr man Nlfalfa
iiberreif perben ldBt. @s 1T erfldrli9, oab
BON u%nieren 8erIu6S1tationen nod tpento
8srfu9s in bieier &i4tung gema9t purbsn,
ba Der Qnbau bisier 9flan5e bisber ouf ge=
piIfe 9eeenben bef6rdnft mar. l1eber einer
iol1en 8erIu9 niro bon Der utabaNerz
1ubsftation beri9tet. Cine Mbt6eilung BON
Stieren tpurbe bonn IS. DECEMBER Biz gum
81. Sebruar nit Mlfalfa%9eu gefiittert, oas
bor Der 8litbe gef9nitten poroen mar.
Sine anbere Nbtbeilung erbieGt 6eu, pel4ez
beim Gintritt Der 8lit6e unD cine brittle Obj
t6eilung ioG6es, Oas na9 ooGlenbeter 8liitbe
gsi9nitten porben mar. Die 5tiere, tpeE6e
bas fri6gei9nittene 6eu erbielten, nabmen
PRO Sag z pfunb gu, Die bas mittelfrii6e be-
fdmen, J ,pfD. unb BON Dem fpdtgei6nittez
men ] pfunb. Die erite N6tbeilung nabm
Inn 298 pfunO, bic 3peite um 1875 uno Die
brittle bios "a 9funb 3u, Den Sbisren
f3medte bas fri9gef4nittenq ielbftreOenb
am bslten. Diefe erite Nbtbeilung psr3e9rts
1902 Bfunb, Die 5peite 5640 pfuno unb
Die brittle oOm lpdtgei4nittenen 5641 pfuno.
0ieier 8erfu4 benefit, baB cine Some fribz
9eibnittenes 4lfalfaz9eu iOOiel 5leii9 erz
5eugte, ME 5pei Sonnen ipdtgeI9nittenes.
9in3ugsfii9t pirb, baB bieier 8eriu9 ni9t
i'm @intlonge itebt nit frii6er ausgefi6rteu
8erIuben nit Simot6p= unb niAt 9au5 nit
benen, bic nit Rot6fIeez5eu sema6t purben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

bur9 3umii9uns bon ettpas trpdener @rbe)
glei6mdBig ausftreut unb ungefd6r 4 3oG
tief unterurbeitet. 0a bic 9atterien p0ltq
uni6doli9 iinO, fam bic gereirigte Slai@e
Su alien dnoeren 3peden tpeiter bertpenbet
tper6en. Der preis fir Elm 5lGi99en .Niz
tragin", ausrei9eno CUR Smpfung elmer
5Id6s BON 1 NOrgen, tOftst in 9euti9Ianb
2.75 90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Gesen Den SUPERINTENDENT.

@egen bieIe unangenebme unb neither
breitete Seu9e fOu in benz Smpfen nit
Porcofan Elm pirfiames S9ubmittel err
funben iein, bas in teiner Weiie nit Sc
fabren fir bic ~geimpften Sbiere uno Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

erten Sabre fibt bic &inbe fet an Der
Stange, i'm 5peiten iebo9 lOt fte ii6 i6On
los; biefen umitanb beniiben Diele f9dbli9e
Snietten, tim unter Der ubgelOitsn 8orte unb
in ben &tKen unb Spultsn Der Stangen
lire gier unter3ubrimgen. Mar uhter1u6l
rtr einmaG iOG9e ulte Stangen uno M
pirb 8ablrei9e Gier, 2arpen unb Yupps
barauf finben. 8or @e6rau9 Der Stangen
l0ie man 3aber bic &inbe alb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

= 8eim Musbs1ern serrtffensr 9umrni4
I3ldu9e finO 3uoor gereinigte &i1e nit foIa
gsnber 20iung gu fii1en: 20 Sbeile 8uttd4
per9a, 40 Sbeile 8dutf9uf, 10 Sbsile 9auz
fenblaie, $50 Sbeile S9pefeIfoblenftOff.
Sebr groBe tlaffenbe S9nttte iperben nit
Der 20fnng fdi6tenpetfe belegt, Der S9nitt
nit rinem 8inofaben 3uiummenge3Ogen unh
IL Gage trodnen geldfen. 9ierduf pirb
Der Saben 9el0t unb Der bsrborgequouene
Ritt NIT eiuem fdarfen, 5uDor in Wafer
getau9ten MeIer nsgge19nitten.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06
ENTIRE NOUS.

The ladies OF the Fast Texas Press asso
clAtion VIII bc gwen "a reception probably
at tire Light Guard armory next Thurs
day evening, from TO T. The receptiou
commit q" viii meet tho guests al "a,
entrance 10 the large hail whore they viii
be seated during the short urorrnmm.
AFTER which hey win be served With liuhf
Refreshments IN the eritresoI and pnrlrrs
me programme viii consist OF a short
address OF welcome by the president OF
the auxiliary. Mrs. S, T.. Byers, and n
hricf response by the president OF the
Press aSsociation Mr. Chas Culmora 1'ho
Ladies Singing club WIN give two num-
bers and Mr. ". s. Mason a violin solo
Members OF the Ladies' Reading clI6
Shakespeare Reading club, Womans
Reading club and San Jacnio Chaptcr
Daughters OF tho Republic nj Texas are
cordially invited to attend the reception.
No cards.
Mrs Robert Rutherford who Is alwaya
doing scnio beautiful act OF Kindness IL
arranging for n fiHe concert lboait tho 18th
TO raise funds 10 assist Miss rimnins In
finishing her course In music, Tho ladies'
Singing club mas consented to sing and
the members are requested to be prompt
IN attendance on rehearsals.
Mrs. $; II. Mohl is. quite III al her rest
dence, lais Walker avenue.
AS THEY COME AND 90.
Mrs. W. D. Cleveland and her daux htsr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06
THE FLOW ERS.


we are tne sweet MOWERS,
Born of sunny showers,
tThink whcne'cr YOU see us what our
beauty saith.
T'uierance. mute and bright.
of some unknown delight,
We I'LL the air with pleasure by our simple
breath.
All who see us love us
We belt all places!
Unto sorrow we give smlles-and unto
graces faces.
Mark our ways. how nolseless
All, and swcetiy vocolcss.
Though the March winds pipe to make our
passage clear.
Not a whisper tells
Where our small seed dwells
Nor is known the moment green, when
our tips appear.
We thread the earth In silence,
In silence build our bowers
And leaf by leaf in silence show, till we
laugh atop, sweet flowers
See (and scorn all duler
Taste how hcav'n loves color
How great nature clearly joys In red and
green;
What sweet thoughts she thinks
OF violets and pinl>s,
And thousand flushing huos. made sole
ly to be seen;
See her whitest lilies
chill the silver showers,
And what red mouth Is her rose, the wo-
man of her flowers
UsclessneSs divlnest
OF "A use the finest,
Painteth us. the teachers OF the end Of
use.
Leigh Hunt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06
.[Soc!E1L9y%S5u
Abbte expect to leave this evening for
81 vance. Tenn. 10 BIO gore q month.

, Abbse expect TO leave this evening for
81 vance, Tenn, 10 be gone q month.
Mrs. Ellen J.. Mason of Kerrville Is In
the city visiting Mrs. Latham ana the
Misses Latham at 1918 Walker avenue.
Miss Stella Root and Miss Alma Cleve-
land will leave this morning for Boston,
where they will attend the New England
Conservatory Of Music.
Judge and Mrs Presley X. Ewing are
enjoying a dclightfuI VISIT In Sewanee
with Judge Ewings mother. They expect
10 Leave on the 10Th for Cloudland, y. C..
and VIII lie joined en- route by Mr. Ewing $
sister. Miss Minnie Williams, who Will b..
with Them for the remainder OF their
trip, They will sop Al Tate Springs and
Lockout mountain on their way home.
Mrs. Thomas Bates OF Brazoria IS In
he city visiting her mother. Mrs, u
Fitzgerald and her sister, Mrs Robert
Collins At tho la ,ters residence in the
Fair Ground addition.
Professor and Mrs. Robert n Little.
whose marriage IN Boston was announced
In these columns a few weC'ts since have
AZ rived IN the city.
Professor and Mrs. william Morris.
" no were married In Kansas city August
~ at the residence Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Shoup. have ar
rived In Houston and are at home, lfl3
dickson street.
Mrs. Thomas Dean and children OF San
Marcos nre in the city visiting Mrs. Pa
o. cary
Mrs H. A. rlewcnen and her siser
Miss Alice Powell have returned from
very pleasant visits to Courtney and
Navasoia.
Mr.. md Mrs Edwin Davis OF Livingston
were IN the city last Wednesday on their
way TO Huntsville 70 visit relatives.
Mrs = A. Craig OF Alabama is In IN.
city visiting her sister. Mrs. Bass. SlI
Nam stroci.
AIr. and Mrs w. H. Bowers and son OF
Hockey wore IN the city wednesday,
Mrs 4, j.. Mortimer aud Miss Mortimer
Of Austin are visiting the family OF Mr..
". G. lseid In Runner.
Miss Annette Austln of Galveston IL IN
the city visiting her cousin. Miss Willie
Webb. for a few days
Mrs. w +. North OF Austin spent
Thursday m the olty with tier son. Mr.
". +. North. on her way to Memphis.
Tenn.
Miss Junff OF Juliff. Fort Bend county.
who has been visiting NJ s. Hannah at
NC residence Of her mother for a fort
Mshi past. rel turned horne last week.
chhrmcd with her reception in our his
piiable city.
Mrs a H. Davis Of st. Louis who.
with her children. mas been spending tho
summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
: buckley has returned homo.
Nj. aad Mrs Edwin H. Parker Will
"'urn tunty from various resorts IN Colo
gust
Mr.. and Mrs $ X Mcnhcnny aud fam
ny nave reiurlcd home after spending
the summer at S-abrook.
Judge ard Mrs. W T. HnmbIen hnve
rt'lruod 20 'he Gty after spending Inc
summer az thor summer home on thtnnv
elWcen Seabruok and La Porte.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06

chine. A peculiar individual who does
not speak English, but convcrsos win
others OF his race In q distinct language
known only to themselves and absolutely
untranslatable by outsiders. He has an
idea that the whole surface OF the earth
belongs TO him and will fight for II by run
ming down any one who dares TO contest
" with him. He will try and kin the
other man Is sometimes killed himself
by "a passing brewer wagon ana his friends
then write to the papers demanding sew
eral more earths as their inalicnable right.
Is full of fun. but doesn't know 1t. lity
is unknown TO him and he IL generally a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06

| beih OUT thetc are nousanus vi Wopr
VINO seem to nave nothing better to do
ana the puoisaors sales oil the stories are
f'la 10 DO enormous ohah'e bisooV
cry Is ABOUT as good "r as paa' az any
oil Nicks pioouVur"ilhs 'ai's' anu o'insa
III nVe or SIX hotf'o'e "iu'uefs' p'e"'s VI
Summing uens ai'' sumo ''iAi 'ei'u' wv
| 'eou'e WORK.
| pe'e'"s ''' "'"S'' Va '"e '"Ni
| neglect OF family worship IL due 10 the
difficulty encountered IN hastily selecting
| passages OF Scripture of suitable devo-
| tionai character. Sylvanus Stall. l.. D.. Il
careful Bible student and the author of
several valuable books. has prepared IL
volume of S65 selections from The liihle
for daily devotions. and the Funk Was-
,ha so,,. g., ,a,,' Saya In :, no., lollar
-, =" ~" 80 " -
volume, The selections are also TOT use
IN the chapel services OF colleges me
opening devotions in the public schools
ana Tor the DAILY use OF '1r's'''h IN
'eaVorrs and me'nbers oil other 'oc'eIes
" young people
Denoupc.d nv I Rloundelle. Burton. u.
Appleton & Co, publishers New York.
This is an excellent historical romance,
with the scenes located In England. IA
gives an excolleut insight into the actions
Of the nohll ty and Is thoroughly entertain
'"e'
III Appictons Io"h ana country Library
when mas maintained so hish literary
stanoMa since It's INCARCERATION Inc pun
hsheis are 10 ne cohsraiu'ateo upon ''e"r
eHorts 10 tHihish rhe nest class oil hc'lor'
Tho Red came,,n nv y au Bo,srobev
Laird & Lee, publishers. Chicago. From
bottler Bros Houston.
A good detective story IL always enter
ve,i kno,,p Fr.nch vr,tor are ol,vavs
s-ooa Tbs ,lo, az mo u.d r.,p.l,, ia
v,lI sr,u,r ~, and s,oh on..n,or ho,ds
mo r.,I.,,. a,,o,,,t,r
S'lver SYMPOSIUM, ny James Hud-
PIN sbnrr ~ ''" "o''S"'"s Vo'"p''''
Mr. uuason furrishod .h,s s.r,es n,
essavs for tho ptr,s,,,.c. r,isn.,,,h ,d
tb.t na,e,. h,s ,,,,l,shaa D,,,, "a .,a~,,t,
lat torn, Gov ,.,,o.,i a,..,rt,,,,..,, ,rt. 49,,
thor urde,.,,l,es - ,r,,,,, ,t,. -.
i,e,. ana ~ r,,.s.,,,, 49, ,.,,.., -,
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,r..,,pont az .,.,-,,,,,,, .,,,.,,,,, ,.,,.a.,a,
tn. ispu. -, s,,n,Io AM ,o,,t.a ,,.,,,.,a,,
and ar.,,.s ,h,, .' '',,'
ard ,ai,,, -, ,.,a", ''''' '''''0-
"'' pN"'' OF view
What Is An Homes Dollor' ny I'airplay
,'''" P""''S'''S hos'on
''rrlaN pamphlet contains. In the
~ VI IL "'''osue, I'm e'"pofate detense
OF bimetalism. His argument Is based
a. tha, q, y" , a''',.'us' anu ms conclusion
,,,n ,on,." %' ''' '"r n, i''',",s oi ,ns word
lD'', toso'uCr, il WIN not be difficult TO
"',ndorn "''' "'' S''Nei ~ an arbitrary
The following hook and n,n,,h1.,.,uou
'"' WI '''ey question nave oeen received
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06

The Hypnotic Magazine. the new
monthly publication devoted to the in
vestigation of the science OF hypnotism
has dropped it's subscription price from
s. 90 to fl.O0 per annum. The first number
of the Hypnotic Magazine was issued last
month 'AugusD by the psychic Publishing
company. Chicago and was very favor
ably received by the press and public"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06

scrlblng his .xrer,cnces IN Africa II Is
entitled "GIaye'r Journey to the Living.
stone Tree" being an account or ms tray =
els from the north end cf Lake NVassa.
southwest into regions thas nave beth
OF Lake Bangweolo. where Dr, LIVING
stone uied. He found the tree under when
Llvingstone's heart was bured ana on
"a trunk Of which an INSCRIPTION was
carved by Jacob wainwright, fhe Natick
follower OF the explorer. In this Journey
Glaye visited tribes which had never be-
fore seen white man. ana ms account
IL profusely illustrated by photographs
taken during rho tourney.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06

An vstaosA sssms or ether eompnunica-
0SpS for he society columns should b
fdfesSsd to "goctety Editor Post, lSls
KaikSr avenue" Personal notices should
reach the society editor by Friday even
ing 70 receive attention.
eHADow-LANp.
That 10 he land where baby dwelis;
All things are shadows TO his blue eyes
And men and women and butterflies.
The moon Is q shadowy, yellow thing.
Which hs reaches to grasp with his m
gers small.
and The birds are shadows which nit and
sing.
And, all alike are the large and the less;
Alike tQAhAby are near and FAR
And his q demand with an equal stress
Tho rossh the tree and the far-hnng
star.
One only thing IL real ana nigh,
The touch Of the mothers close embrace,
The mothers breast with It's sweet supply,
And the mother-kiss on his soft, sort
face,
These baby trusts, and baby knows
They never fail him or disappear.
And he pillows his cheek, Ike budding
rose.
Content and safe IN the known and near.
Tho shadows may come, and the shadows
may go,
And dance and SHIFT. and inset and part.
But one sure thing. does The baby know.
And he ellngs content 20 mis- mothers
heart Susan Coolidge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06


The September Ladies, tf.,,
op..,,s v,t, .. ''""'- '''Iraal
a., n,., 'gal'hs'y ch@tis .aper
Whirh st+.pileu FISK u.,t.. ."
,u,ih,r III, NJ, w. $50 '9i'-'NH
s,l,y nj ~ "'4 as "a most d lew
St,pnen. jlni.t Ahe@ iH.ter
tn.. .,,-'..i t't. '."H - .I- supp! lnruts
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IN pr,A. ilior, Hn,tes NHtsrs Of the South"
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OF war i'os'mas'er general ana attSrnry
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az "a t;ti41n ia ne tnle - ~. 80 va
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tacular event wbicb 10 ~, ~, Mro'o sI'Ye-
tere.t to Am,~t"i',. ~ VI w." sreatest m
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Ricn.rtsor dtr..,or ',n,"' Nu'uS IS
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?slnc. and tho abundant Illustrations For
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06
The September Ladies' Homo compan
A BICYCLE DICTIONARY.

Here are a few definitions taken at ran
dom from the mock dictionary OF the
whee. appearing in the columns or the
New York Journal:
AIT purnp-( Aairp- sockit. ump- tewum }
\ mechanical device for inhaiins rubber
tirvs and then letting the wlhi out hshh
before the aperture can be closed Is a
fine thing 10 operate on hot DAY, as II
helps the operator to pcrspire, and that
Is always a sign OF good health. Pumps
are single action and double action but
the language that accompanies them Is
usually triple action.
Bicycle (Bi-to purchase; cycle-on the
installmcnt plan) a two-whccled animal
perpetual appetite for repairs, Found on
both the eastern and western hcmiSpheres,
but especially on the latter Is temper
Is uncertain and It will sometimes turn
upon It's rider and rend him 10 pieces,
bat II treated kindly and fed WIN oil.
ar-pumps and catalogues II can lv trust
"a Tor about half an hour. COTS 500, or
S29gs. according to whether 1t has mama
plate ON II or not.
bicycle e-CFa-eyeballs are; Cc-hang-
ing outl fearful and apparently inc,tra-
bile disease rcr,ilting from attempts not 10
run over old ladies who lose their heads
IA the middle of tho road Caused also
10y riders looking back 10 see II their best
girls or wivcs are in danger of being rum
over by truck men.
Bicycle cop tCop-copturc or capiureD \
scorcher allowed 10y law, Wears luo
to inS can soc in the dark II wheel
mans lamp f. M or not. PrAn aipally usci
| 10 arrest trdckmen. street car drivers and
| all others who get In tho way of wheel
| men.
Dicycler; also Observation-Disclosures UNI
known, as no one has been told the name
OF the mAn who sat sstrtds the nrst ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06

Bicycler; also DISQUALIFICATION UNI
OF the mAn who sat sstrtds the nrst ma
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-09-17
Entering Business Life,

Many people of the old school still
have the idea that the proper way to
enter into business life is In the old
time way of beginning as chore boy
and, if life lasted long enough and the
individual had sufficient ability, beng
admitted finally to an interest in the
business. But this is no longer posi-
BILE even if it were desirable. Those
who would engage in business must
not only have good general educa-
tion, but they must also obtain the
special training demanded by the
magnitude of modern commerce. Pro
badly no business school holds such
an advanced position as regards both
the general preparation for business
life and the special training demand
ed, as the well known Peirce School,
Philadelphia. 1t combines in most
happy way general instruction with
specific training.