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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
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eSnterefe an 1.354.5 Qlfer 2anb am
Wtebina GluB; $40 9fer bOa 5urDep
"a, betannt als bic graoen Stand ;
8runb1tiif on Wtartets StrGBe. neben
benz Chemical SpriBens@sbauos; bal'
bes Snterefe an benz @rnnDl Dlitid On Der
Norbwen. gde BON Wep Commerce
unb Naparros 5traBe; $40.
s. Groos an 0ulba @roos. babes
Sntereife an 1.254 5 Nder Qahb am
Mebina.6luB; babes Snterefe an benz
@runbittd @de bon Weit Commerce
nnb Maparro StraBe; @runbfad an
Der gde bon @rofett> unb gtauarre.
@traBe ;64ONder 2anb in 8anbera So. ;
2,648 Nder in 4enball @ountp; $50
Mder in San Saba gounip; 25 eots
tn Sel &io; 2anb am Balcones Greet;
Qot an 0iQitas 5traBe; AZ 2ots an
Gimpf0its lin6 prpbanbtsS SiraBe; 10
Cots 6ifIi9 bon San pebro Springs;
3ot an WeF. Commerce unb Wabarro.
strabe, neben @roos 8anf: $40.
+. @roos on Nnna @roos, Nntbeil
on ber Ha6laKenf6aft bes perforbenen
&arl @iIbeIm Nusuit @roos; SO.
u. s. Staade an u. g., &c. %. unb
s.. g. Staade, 2Dts 38. Al, AZ, 48.
49 unb so an 9elene 4uenue; Gois
"a, 55 unb bic 6dlfte BON Sc an Bros
baubtsStrobe; 2ots unb 8 an Rines
StraBe; 2ots 81 un6 % an @rodetts
Strabe; 2ots 81 unb SO, @de bon
grofett unb Monumental StraBe;
2otS IL unb IL an Start StraBe;
2ot8 13 unb 81 on Npenue 3; 2ots /,
2 unb 3, &anse 3, 9iitrift a; Cots 8,
9 unb 10, 8Iod 4, Mef @nh, $3.50.
0enrp @olImann an u. S. MorrDtu,
@runblfiid an Sub 2arebo', nabe Der
@de BON Doloroia. StraBe; $500.
g. emma unb albert 9. Piue on
paul Mseerf@eibt, @runbfad on
Mbams 9traBe; gegen nebernabme
BON Noten.
Otto unb Mbolpb Sduls on Ninnie
unb Serb. 5errle. @runbfhd on
grusbps 5traBe; $5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
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f9e 4nfa.lt, Ne. 513 Of > 6ous
lons 5traBe. cine 3reppe bod. 1T bic
ein3ise, bic bas "Aristotype"s "spapter
benubt, tuobur6 iie photographer Lies
fert, bic mi1t berblafen unb beren
Iarben i6bn ipeiB uub bon REDEEM
5hnara fnb. Merft @uer Gelb nidt
fort fir rotbs ober braunfarbige pbos
toarap5ien, benn lie tiberbauern feine
3eit unb baben teinen 3wed. Gabis
nett photographer uerbtn angefertigt
i'm preiie BON $3.50 bis $500 per
SuBen6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
Nadlems alrnica Gable.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir 59nitte,
Nuetl9unseu, @eidwiire, Siebers nno
Saut slusihlas, Sle6ten, seiprunsene
Sanbe, Sroitbeuleu uno ale Sautfranfs
6eiten; furirt 6dmorrboibeu ootr feline
8e3ablums. @5llise 8ufrieben1eit ga1
rantirt ober bas @elb tpirb 5uriideritat@
tet. rs Gents bic Sdadtel. Gum
Gerfauf in alien Npotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
(GortfetuiiB foIgt.)

SebIt Guet Qebeusfraft In treeub esnem 9beiI
Cures Spftems. poer TT Guer Rerpenipftem serrits
tet ourtb untueffe 2ebensnrt uoer irgenb tuee nr.
fadbe? Tbetlt mir Cure Sebler NIT uno TO pil eu@
aud 5ilfe nptbtuenoie bate Serner ien6e i'd aud
frei bas Recept zines eiufaben Sausmtttels. bas
mid rettete.
Beritbiebt nicbt nui mpreen. tuns ibr heute tbun
fuIIt Sbreibt unter Beiifbiu6 elmer 8rielmarte
fir @iidsgnttuort an Ebomas Slater. 3. .. 4cr
612. @aIartaapc. Dli&.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12

aarps @Ioper Root 5bee tH Elm
fiberes WsitteI gegen aopfweb umb ner'
p6ie arantbeiten. Nt9ts beilt 10 f6nel.
Bum gertauf bel aalteper 8 San'
d,arb, cSantes glabin, &. s. 9peaeKp,
q. gobn Il Co., q. Stein, Central
Drug Store, u. 56meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
6. 6 pttel.

| NuI Der SlloBteIlQHe VuIleH ltW
bic 6ausfrau nit ibren dlteiten airt>
bern Selir unb 1ruoe, iomie Die Ver$
lobten anl &affeetii9 nieber9elaiien.
selir, Elm biibides Bhb9en, beHen
Blonbbaar na9 8asenart peri6nitten
mar, iiellte ber Mama Sragen, bic bies
fer unbequem Su ietn f9ienen; tie be.
trafen bic neue @oupernaute: r9rinf'
iest Define Wlildb urb fiimmere Did
| ai9t meiter unt Sas Srdulein, benn es
fdbrt INN elf l1br mieber bon bier ab.
rSlt aber redt ibabe, wtama,N be-
merfte Der aleine, has Sranlein bat
| mir 9efallen. ;"
,lfir audi" rief bic pieriabrise
1rube, bic fif in ber He9el bdnttt
begniiste, oas edo fit bic iueifen GuSs
fprii6e ibres dlteren 8riiber6ens absi>
9eben.
80? 91a, marum sefallt Sud bean
gerabe oaS Srdulein?1 frdgte 6ein5
idhelnb.
Selir, Der eben einen tiefen 3ug aus
bem Mil6be6er 9etbatt, ipiihte it'd
bas Wldul6en nit Dem 9anbriiden ab
un6 antiportete prompt: rSie TT ip
gebulbig.@
6elene, bic eben bic 9aiien nit bem
braltnen 9rant fiillte, fab bel bieier
9lntport ibres gtammbalters betroffen
auf uno iagte bann nod einer @eile
leiie Su BET neben ibr iisenoen Nlerart<
bra: rSa, aud 9inberbdnbe treHen
bismeilen ben glasel auf ben aopf, unb
fein Cob fiir Srdulein Soriter lit elm
Saoel fir mid. @ebulb-? Mabrbaf>
tis, bic sebt mir 5lt raid aus. aud
geftetn ipieber-. SIM @runoe mars
cine Gummbeit nnb Der Grre9ung nlei<
tter Nerpert ;u;ui6reiben bab i'd mid
um bes lnfalles millen binreiBen
lieB, unb benz Sraulein ben Stubl Dor
Die 9biir ieste. Sd bebarf 10 bringenb
Der Stiise, unb bieles tunse Wdbden
sefdllt aud mir. sic fdeint serabe
oie Yerlon 5u iein bie i'd 10 lanse pers
9ebli6 seiudt babe
Stun, 70 bebalte iie bod, nimm
Define 9iinoigung suriid, perlette
Gleranbra NIT etnem Seitenblid auf
SeinS unb elmer Miene, bic gu iasen
f6ien: sGu fiebif, baB i'd feine Nipa'
lin fiir6te.
rSa, uenn bas 10 lei6t einse. Sd
bab' beute 0lOrsen i6on ein9elenft unb
ibr seiast, baB i6 auf ben @riaB bes
aaffeeseiGirreS per3idten wolle-"
9ein3 fliiiterte bel bieier Stelle
@leranbra gu: ,Wir tuollen Deiner
S6mdserin In Berlin elm re9t f60nes
ale @eident ausiu9en!"
STA, lnb mas bat tie eripiSert?"
fraste Meranbra, 1a9bem iie 0eiu3
3ugeittmmt.
(Gortfetuns foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12

gdwinbiu@t, @rippe, pnsumonia
unb ale 6alss unb 2ungenleiben tper'
BEN bur6 .SbilOb's Cure" sebelll.
Rum gertauf bel 8alteper & S4u'
6arh, ..Sames @lapin, 8. 5. Speuehp.
M. Gobu & Co.. .. Stein, Central
DruQ gtore. VI. Sdmeppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
Die Site f0uttitt,
Sd, tpeiR, mas frOntntt,
@pran idb mid mur labc.
Ser arsife 0urft,
Ser lit mir Wmrft,
go lang td) Lone Star babe.

gsrfspfung perurfa6t bic 6dlfte her
israuentrantbeiten. searl'S Glpner
Root Sbee III eiu gutes MttteI seseu
8erfopfung. Gum Dertauf Set aal'
teper 6 S9udarb, Sames gIabin, &.
). Spelefip, U. @Obn & Co., g. Stein,
Central Drug Store, u. S@meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
user fiir ben spmmer ieiu Sau

= User fiir ben CONNER iein Saus
NIT Der beanemem, feine 0Grme Der.
brettenbsn elettriidben Ginrirbtnug 81
berieben ipiinid1t, Der tuenSe fid1 an
bie 9. u. @as aompasnte. tueide
Die Nrbeit burdb erfabrene Wsanner tn
Der beftea uno iiberften 9Setfe ans
ftibren iakt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12

- 0te q. u. Gas 3Dnpagnie bilt
In ibrer Office TIM 8ampmanm 8e=
banoe elm sruReS Eager BON 8asDfen
pprrdtbi8 5tt neridbieOenen Sreiien.
Gin folder 3od1pfen fpllte tn feimem
Sanie feblem, benm er tit cine grpRe
Grlei@ternne nno 8eamemlidlfett fir
bic SauSfraa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12

@efmnbbeit unb suten atbem erbaltei
Sbr bnr9 6bilsb's Gatarrb &emebp.
preis so Gents. NafaI JnieftDr fret.
3um Bertanf BET aalteper 6 S@uGarb.
Sames Glapiu, 8. s. Spellekp. U.
@obn g Co., g. Stetn, GentraI Drug
Store, u. S9weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12

pom Gebertbran elm seraoesu ra'
pioer. 2lus oiefem 6runoe offe'
riren mir SOC. :5lafhen, oa fie fir
cine eew0bnlihe Grfdltune ODER
6uften binreiheno iino, ebenio
perfudsweife fir Babies uno
Kinoer. 2lnoere 3uitdnoe sei9en
einen lanofameren uno supsllen
faum wabrsunebmsnoen FORT
ihritt, in oenen Die an9esriffene
Gefun6heit niht in einem G age
b<reeitelIt rperoeu fam. Sir oiefe
foIlfe SCOTS Gmuliion nlebr ais
NabrunesmitteI betradtet wers
ben, mebr Speiie ais 1f1eoisin unS
srpdr Speiie prdpdrirtfiir erlahmte
uno fhmad,e Deroauune.
so Gents unb 81 90.
scor1 & BowNH. Chemists, Now York
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12

Sauienbe bon Rbeumatismus Jdls
len finb bur4 Giuier mmS Mmeno'S
Nesept 9ap. 1851, gebeilt porben.
Nle 2elbenbeu follten cine 6laf9e boz
BON psrluhen.
6. %. prefnn & Co..
GaIbefon, $eIas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12

Sies III, Meni6, i'm grbentbal
Gelu6bnIi6 10 bein 2ebenslauf:
Mit gnthuRasmus fdnsif bu an,
Mit - &beumatismuS b6rii bu anf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
8eiter i.no gelaffem,
3teb td3 bmrd3 Sie Gtrakeis,
Sud)e cine Qnelle,

9Sp idb frtes' oaS belle
,,9pne Gtar" frif@ opnt Jak.
NaS idbmedt Mir ana beftem,
Grab tute ani'ren 0aitetl,
Die eS alle lObten
itnb TO Iat8e prObten,
8iS Der Ourff gelIfd5t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
9eat,d,e @ebamslums.


9as Gebdube, eisens fir ben Spef 1ersetent, bat
grpSe &dumIbteiten, ipelfe nit ben mobernften Bere
beierunaen nereben inh, unb bietet babnrd benz 9as
tienten 9nnehhlidfeten unb Gprtbele, tpelfe er tn
antern berartise npn Mmerfanern geleiteten 5uftis
tuten nid1t inoen ipirb.
Die 9r6Bte Graris uno oas botdnbsite sSnititut IN
ben Ser. ct. &efn speites Snittut Der BeIt bat 70
biele ipunberbone 9eilnngen 5u ber5eidnen Daielbe
TT bon Mer5ten geleitet, bic 25=iabrige &rbat= uno
9o5ptal=Grfabrnng tn 9lmerifa ilno europa beitben.
Spesiele @btbeilnngen fir ipe5iele &rantbeiten.
Sri9inalmetbooen fir Bebanblung int 6auie. @rpSes
2aboraorunt be9etabiliide SeiImttel gsir fllriren
urter poiioer @arantie ale droniien nno ber5ipei
felten 9un9en=, Sals=, Sbren=, Gaien=, Wagen=, @s
earnl-, 2eber SerS= 9ierert=, 8aierr 5ranen-, @e<
birn=, Rerbens, Salt= Blut=. Bripat un6 @eibIebts
8ronfbeiten. gbirur9iidbe &rantheiten Gpeaie1e
Bebanolung fir Sd,tpnoludt &atarrb, Dpipepfte,
&beumatismls, &rebs, 8anoipurip, 9emorrboibeN
nno 5ouud1t.
Yribat. nnD @ei6le9tsz Granfbeiten.
8erlDrene Mapnesfrat, GamenfluB, Gamenihpdcbe
SplNen u9enolidber unbeiouuenbeiten nnb ge5nlehts
ller gtu5bipeiiuugen, Nerpenidpdd3e Berlieren bes
Gebdbtniiies unb Der @neraie SmpptenS uiip. ifnen
uno bleibeno aeheil our ME ebihIasenbe Original
behanolung. Syphilis Strtctur uno @eidblehts=
Srantbeten ie6er Nrt, erben in Der tr5eit n6glien
Sett furrt &liren 9arantirt, mo- e an0eren mi6lun=
gen itno. Reorige @ebihren un0 @orreiponben3
ftren1 bertrauiid Stunben bon 9 1br Morgens bis
br Nbenos; ar Sonn= unb sSeiertagen, bis IL nhr
Torgens.. 9tuStudrti8e Battemten init unfehI=
uarent Grfulge byeflidb bebanoelt rnteriuhun0e<
formular nno "Gie Sdubfuebren oes aebens," u
Seitcn) perben frci 5ugeihtdt. Gbreifirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
@6e Waofion nno erie gt.. 9pleos. ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12

feline Geele. Gr fab ben Sternens
btm1nel Dor iidl unter bent er ibr ietne
Siebe i'm Susenbrauid) geitanoen er
glaubte ben Quit bes Sdleboorns ei1ls
5uatbmer unb ben 2ofrnf ber Droliel
aus tpetter Serne ST b0ren. llnb mioer@
itreitenbe @5efiible bur65osen lein 0er3.
yslnna bau6te ct sdrtli6, upaS unS
emit perbaHO-A
@ie ent;o9 inn bie 0ano unb iaste
baitig, in abueiienbem Gone: nDas
tlt jest eritorbeu. Wenoe Did ben
neuen sSbealen gu = i'd mill Oeine
9reiie nidlt 1itOrer. 9offentlid) lit es
fein Sool, bas On jett onbeteit.
sic ueiete lei6t ben aopf uno idritt
an linn poriiber in's ,Sagobaus6en. :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
50 Cents.
8c0tt's Emulsion

IN eemifen 3uftdn6tn 1T Der
Uuben bel 6ebrau4 pon
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-08-13
FREE COINAGE DEFINED.

The Cincinnati Enquirer is devotipg
considerable space TO answering ques-
tons with reference 10 the currency The
following is good definition OF what is
meant by free coinage
81. Has the United states Government
ever had TO pay moe than the market
value for silver bullion? >. Does free sill
Yer coinage mean practically that the
United states will pay 100 cents for silver
bullion when the market value is 53
cents? | wii.e at the request Of student
OF the money question. q. X.
81. The United States never bought
silver bullion prior to 1873. Under the
Bland act OF that date, and the Sherman
act OF 1890, it bought silver bullion at the
market rate. There may have been times
when no silver was proffercd at the price
offered by the Secretary OF the Treasury,
out practically the demand of the Gov
eminent for silver and the demand OF all
other persons would fix the market rate.
so. 1t emphatically does not. Your
student must learn his first lessen in
finances right there. Under free and un-
limited coinage OF both Colds and silver,
the Government buys neither metal. 1t
simply coins the metal presented, which
means that it puts a stamp on certain
quantity Of silver, which certifies to every.
body that the coin contains the number
OF grains Of fine silver decreed by law to
be a dollar. The same is true Of the gold
presented. The coin pieces are then
handed back to the bullion owner and he
takes away just what he brought, but in
different form. OF course, it takes some
time to coin silver or gold, and il the
bullion owner cannot wait the Govern
ment will assay his bullion to determine
the quantity OF fine silver or gold in it,
and give him an equal number OF grains
OF fine silver or gold in the shape OF
coined-that is, stamped-slver or gold
1t is misleading to call this transaction a
purchase, for it is simply an exchange Of
fine gold or silver in one form for an equal
number Of grains OF fine gold or silver in
another form. In country districts a
farmer takes wagon load OF wheat to the
mill, and he waits while the identical
wheat is ground and handed back to HIM
in the shape OF -four. The miller did not
buy the farmers wheat. He COINED" it
into flour. Ii the miller could have told
how many pounds OF -four the wheat
would make and the farmer was in a
hurry, the miller might have given the
farmer that many pounds of flour from
any he had Oh hand. This operation is
just what takes place under the free and
unlimited coinage OF both gold and
silver"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-08-13
An Interesting Piece OF History.

The Cincinnati Enquirer has brought
to light an interesting piece OF financial
history. On December 6, 1877, Senator
Matthews, OF Ohio, afterwards Judge Of
the supreme court Of the United States,
introduced in the senate resolution,
which, after reciting that the act OF 1869
''to strengthen the public credit" pro-
vlded for the payment OF the interest
bearing bonds Of the United States in
coin that the rcfunding act OF 1870 also
required the bonds to be repaid in coin OF
the then present standard Of value tina:
the act Of 1878 to provide for the re-
sumption OF specie payments also pro-
vided Tor the issue Of bonds payable in
coin, and that the act Of 1870 declared
that the coin OF the United States should
consist among other things Of silver
dollars OF the weight OF 4l2la grains
each, declared
'That all bonds Of the United States
issued or authorized to be issued under
the said acts OF congress hereinbetore
recited are payable, principal and inter-
est, at the option Of the government OF
the United States in silver dollars Of the
coinage OF the United States containing
4l21a grains each OF standard silver; and
that to restore to its coinage such silver
coins as legal tender in payment OF said
bonds, principal and interest, is not in
violation Of the public faith nor in deroga-
ton OF the rights Of the public creditor. !"
The resolution passed the senate by a
vote OF AZ yeas to 20 nays, fourteen sena-
tors being absent. The Republican
senators voting divided 10 yea to Is nay.
On January 20, 1878, resolution was
introduced into the house and passed
without amendment by a vote OF lS9
yeas, 70 nays and "a not voting. Among
the voters for this resolution in the house
were William Mckinley, John q. Car
Isle and other gentlemen since promi-
nent in the gold party.
This inquiry seems very pertinent:
~" IoiHcS IL, IL IL WIS IlOt Ill VlOIatlOn
OF public faith nor in dcrogation Of the
rights OF the public creditors in 1873, to
restore the free coinage OF silver in order
to pay our bonds at our option in silver
dollars. that it is a violation OF public
faith and in derogation of tho rights of
public creditors to do SO now? At what
date did the change take place? Does
not the fact stand uncontroverted and
incontrovertible that every public creditor
OF the United States knew ever since the
passage of the law OF 1869 that he might
have to take his pay in silver? Is not
this the reason, is it not for the privilege
OF paying gold or silver at our option,
that we have paid a higher rate OF inter.
est than other countries have paid? p
Seattle Times.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-08-13

The splendid success Of TIE ,lay nights
ratification meeting shows that the silver
cause and its magnificent leader, William
}. Bryan, have found favor with the peo-
pie. When we say the people We do not
mean any political party, but all men
who are true citizens and who place the
common good of the republic above any
party success. 1t was a strange spectacle
IN this land OF intense partysm, to see
republicans, democrats and populists not
only side by side upon the platform, but
throughout the entire body OF the house.
1t shows that American citizenship is
still alive and still as patriotic as ever,
when men can throw away all old time
political animosiiies and differences and
unite together in a common cause.
a common cause, and yet an uncom I
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-08-13
SOLITUDE AND SIlEtN CS.
A Peculiar Charm Possessed by South AT.
ricau Scenery,

A peculiar charm which South Afri-
can scenery possesses is that of primeval
solitude and silence. 1t is a charm
which is differently felt by different
minds There are many who find the
presence Of what Homer calls 1.-THE rich
works of men, essential to the perfec-
ton Ct landscape. Cultivated fields,
gardens and orchards, farmhouses DOT
ted here and there, indications i'll enc
form or another of human life ard Ia
Dor, do not merely give greater variety
to every prospect, hut also impart an
element which evokes the sense Of SYM
pathy with our fellow men and cxcites
whole group Of emotions which the
contemplation of nature, taken by it.
self, does not arouse.
No one is insensiblc to these things,
and some find little delight in any scene
from which they are absent. Yet there
are other minds to which there is some
thing specially solemn and impressive
in the untouched and primitive sim.
plicity Of a country which stands now
just as it came from the hands of the
Creator. The self suflicientncss Of ma
turc, the insignificancc of man, the
mystery of universe which does not
exist, as our ancestors fondly thought,
for the sake Of man, but for other pur-
poses hidden from us and forever unG1s-
cOvcrablc-thcsc things are more fully
realized ard moro deeply felt when one
traverses TN immense wilderness which
seems t. have known DO change since
the remote ages when hill and plain and
valley were nodded into the forms we
see today
Feelings Ct tlis lind powerfully af
feet the mind of the traveller in South
Africa. They affect him i'll the Karroo,
whore the slender line of rails, along
which his train creers all day and all
night across long stretches of brown
desert and under the crests Of stern,
dark hills. seems to hcighten by con
trast the sense Of solitude-a vast and
barren solitude interposed between the
busy haunts Of men which he has left
behind on the shores of the ocean and
those still buster haunts whittier he is
bent, where the pick and hammer sound
upon the Witwatersrand and the palpi-
tating engine drags masses Of ore from
the depths of the crowded mine. They
affect him still more in the breezy high
lands of Matabeleland where the eye
ranges over an apparently endless sue.
cessiOn of undulations clothed with tall
grass or waving wood, till they sink in
the blue distance toward the plain
through which the great Zambezi takes
it's seaward course. Professor James
Bryce, M. P. in Century.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-08-13

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portions OF the ear. There is
only one way to cure Deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an inhamed condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets imhaned you have
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed Deafness is
the result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored
to its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever nine cases out of ten
are caused by oatarrl. which is nothing
but an inhamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Deafness &c used by
oatarrh} that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. send fer circulars, free.
+. j. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O.
10 Sold by druggists, 75c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-08-13
SMALL STEAM BOATS.
What Makes Some So Much Better
than Others.

| In nine cases out of ten the successful
boats plying along our rivers, lakes
| and harbors are fitted with modern
Marine Steam Machinery built for
| that particular hrll by some one shop,
and we refer to the small and medium
size boats i'll particular Us to 125 ft.).
The builder of a complete Machinery
'outfit" (f making it all and not sub
letting his part of the job to various
shops) gives reliable details to the boat
builder as to weights, dimensions, etc
that greatly assist him in producing a
perfect craft, then too the various
parts of the machinery are made for
each other, and all in exact proportion
to the power; steam pressure; strain
and maximum work which the outfit
and boat may be called upon to per-
form. Like the links of good chain,
one part is as strong as another.
In the work referred to, the demand
is so moderate from any one section
of the country that those making il
their exclusive product, must reach to
all points of this country and even to
foreign ports, in order to justify the
outlay required for facilities, patterns
and equipment, that are needed tolseep
pace with the varying and frequently
peculiar requirements. For each job
must be built to order to meet such
needs and the designers and builders
Of the Machinery Outfit should also be
experienced III the construction and op.
Grafton of the complete boat. All OF
which operates against there ever being
many such shops.
Many boat builders and engineers O.,
experience would (after investigation
be surprised to find how few concerns
there are who actually bnaid such Ma
thinery, which they offer for sale the
majority "sublet" great portion oi
the work among various shops.
For the entire district tributary to
Chicago, including the Mississippi Val.
ley, there is only one firm Marine Iron
Works, C!licagol that build all of the
"outfit" and make that liue of worn
their exclusive speciality.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-08-13

As we 60 to press, the conventions at
Ellensburgh have not yet agreed upon
a basis of representation for each of the
parties seeking to form fusion. There
is strong probability, however. that the
main question OF the hour, that OF "free
coinage of silver" will SO overshadow all
others as TO bring Democrats, Populists
and free silver Republicans into perfect
harmony OF action when it comes to the
work OF nominations.