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The midland journal., 1896-02-14
BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE CATHEDRAL.
And Its Unique Way of Protection From
Fire by Fountains.


When foreign architects visit Japan
and see the cathedral of Buddhism for
the first time, they are generally aston
ished at the magnificent structure. 1t is
executed in pure oriental style and is
richly ornamented with carvings. FL.
Ito, famous builder of Nagoya City,
designed it. The structure was COM
menced in 1878 and was completed in
1895. The cost has been estimated at
$4,000, 600. It would have greatly ex-
ceeded this amount had not numbers of
Buddhists worked without any recon-
pense.
AS the structure neared completion
the committee having the work in
charge was much perplexed as to fire
insurance. They found that no company
would assume the risk on such valu-
able wooden structure, the danger OF de-
struction by fire being very great, and
thus the premiums would amount to an
enormous sum of money. At last the
committee decided on a design devised
by DR.. Tanabe. Numbers of powerful
fountains were constructed, both exterior
and interior, which can pe made to play
on all parts of the structure at the same
time.
Usually only one great ornamental
fountain is playing, rising to the great
height of 157 feet. This is probably the
largest artificial fountain in existence,
emitting S2,0SQ gallons per hour. In
case of fire all the water pressure is di-
rected through the numbers of exterior
and interior fountains. Thus every part
Of the structure, both inside and out,
could soon be drenched and any confla-
grafton soon extinguished. st. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
The midland journal., 1896-02-14
His Torpid Liver.

"What de doctor say is de matter wiz
you?"
Rastus-He say got what he call
torpedo libbah.
Mandy Gin evident trepidation)-It
Amt liable to splode, is it?-Indian-
Apolis journal.
The midland journal., 1896-02-14
Unidentified Rivers.

The first rivers mentioned in authentic
history are alluded to in Genesis. They
are the Pison, the Gihon, the Hiddekel
and the Euphrates, which are said to
have flowed from the garden of Eden
Various attempts have been made to-
identify these streams, but no agreement
has been reached among the authorities
save in the case of the last.
The midland journal., 1896-02-14
Her Turn at the Falsehood.

"You are the only man ever loved, 4"
she protested.
''How dare you tell that falsehood?"
demanded he fiercely,
"Why not? It's leap year. +"
With which she smiled a hard, ad-
Vanced smile.-Detroit Tribune
The midland journal., 1896-02-14
Home.

Woman (in bookstore)-I want q
motto of some kind to hang up in my
parlor,
Clerk-Yes, madam. How does "God
bless our home" strike your
Madam-Old fashioned, amt it?
Clerk-It is a trifle old fashioned.
Well, there's "Thrice is he armed that
hath his quarrel just. Harlem Life.
The midland journal., 1896-02-14

Customer-I notice some shoes in the
window that you have labeled "Tem-
perance shoes. What kind are they? 4
Dealer-They are warranted not to be
tight. Tit-Bits.
The midland journal., 1896-02-14

North Dakota, though still young, emf
ploys 1,S47 hands in her factories and
sends out every year So, 0sS, 107 worth
of product.
The midland journal., 1896-02-14
Apparently.

"What is she marrying for-money
or familyi"
Family, 1 should say. He's wild
over with IL children. New York
Tribune. -----
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25
Nakett &ie ietttaIS

ben glsftric Bitters aIs elm 0eilmitel
segen Sbre 2eisen beriu6t2 Wenu
niat. 70 lafen Sic fi6 iebt cine Glaf9e
fommen unb sic tperben @rlei6terung
finben. 9isfe Mebiaiu bat f9 als
befonberS aeeisnet ertuieien sur 6eis
lung aaer Grauentranfbeiten. eie
iibt einen eritaunIiden birefteu Gins
f1ub aus unb giebt ben Orsanen @es
iunbbeit unb araft. Wenn Sic on
Mppetitloisfeit leiben, ober an gers
itopfung, Ropfmeb, Obnma6tsans
fdneu, ober penn Sic nerp6s fn6,
lei9t erregbar. lneIan6nlii9 eber tueun
sic uidt fdIafen t6nnen, bann 1T
bas gIetiric 8itters serabe bic Mebi'
3in, uel6e Sic braudeH. 4raft unb
@efunbbeit merben bur9 ibren @e.
braud garantiit. Giinfais @ents ober
$l.00 per Glai6e In ber apotbefe bon
Mbslpb SreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25
Gineu Nal fantt man

suf mebr aI8 eine Grt abbduten. Glten GtiGern,
wslss BITE bon ibnen sefanseuen SLIDE ielbF pusen,
III bas ni6ts Reaes. aber es sibt in aaem, was
man tbut, elm @erfabren, e8 auf's Bette gu tbun.
Dds tefe Mtttel, Waarta gu perbateu poer su furts
ren, einiesenben RbeumatsmuS ober Rtereuletben au
bepalitsen, Dpspepfe, Sltcftdt, SartIebistsit anb
Rerpptdt gu psrtretbeu, ii, focrt etne sur NIT Sos
Retter's Wassnbttters an5ufanssn uub NIT srnis'
suen, burGmfabren. Das BttterS utrb BON ben be'
rhbmtefen aer,teu als Gtanburb sesisiu snerfannt.
&c frdtist ben a6rp.r unb perbtif. benieutseu, bic
es fonfequsnt SebranHen, gu ssiuupem Gppettt uns
G&laf unt bamtt gu t6rperl&er unb setfttser GIaf.
sltdt u,b Spauqtratt, mas fur Denirntseu, bsr eS
NOD ui&t fenaen foute, wabrbaft hberrai6erb it,.
Snpaltben lesIt3er art iinb ietnes aobes pcu. GS
TT has bette aaer Gtimula tten upfersr 3sit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

ftiir5ten Olga 3u: rOapon fann 1ett
ui6t bic 0tebe lein. Der Cob meineS
8aters perpfltdtet uns slt einem
Graueriabr.
Oiele Stnfiinbieuns iteigerte Slsas
8eftiir5ung sur ratbloien 9er5neiflung
unb fie idrie: n9lber oaS gebt bo6
niGt! 0as Diner lit i6on beitellt,
Die Gdite iino 9elaoen uuo elm 9beil
Der 9o6seitSselGenfe ltebt i6on i'm
Gallon. gere6ter @ott, mir f0nnen
Sas sllles bod nidt ritcfgausig n1ahen!-
Gie brad in 1brdnen aus uno alS
Nittor iie gu berubisen uno slt trolten
uerlu9te, lebnte iie l':llpillfiirlid ibren
Gopf at beHen 9ruit. 9urt pon
0edenoorf lieB Ii9 ourd) oen Sammsr
ieiuer graut nidt aus Der 5allun9
briuaen unb als 0err bon 8obnitett
in's 2inlmer trat ino nod Der llria6e
/; BON Slsas slufresuns frug, CAB er
ibm gusfunft ,tno erfldrte, oaB ote
Do6seit oeridoben iperben miiie. neil
er am Mittmo9 our 8ei itattuns feines
gaters na6 9edenbcrf reiie.
,Nber i'd laufe nidt ein Sabr lang
1T 9rauerfleibern berum," f9lud5te
Olga, i'd fam es ni6t uno mag es
aud ni6t!"
Surt fano fi9 bur6 bic gelbftiudt
ieiner 8erlobten berart perlest, baB er
feline Rube perlor unb in idarfem Son
ertpiberte rgli9tS lie9t mir ferner,
al8 Old sur Trauer stpingen 5u ipole
len. Sc itebt Dir ia fret, bon nnierer
Derbinbung 5uriid;utreten.
Olga blieb barauf bie Gntmort idul>
big, brad aber bon Oaeuem In Thrdnen
aus. Stun trat Qerr uon Bobnitett
uur iie bin unb rief: nSlsa, b6r' 3t
! petnen auf! Du biit bod fein ainb
mebr. selbftperitdnbli6 fam bic 0ode
seit am Mittpo9 ntdt itattfiaben,
6enn Dein 8erlobter muB an benz
Eage Der 9ei9enfeier 6etDobnen unb
baS Grbe feiues 0aters antreten. aub
i'd merbe BET Der 2eihenfeier metttes
bodperebrten Wa9barS ni9t feblen-
fefbifperItdubli1. Cure 1o9Seit aber
finbet in brei Monaten ffatt, 10 lange
lnubt Du Did sebulben. Baita
.Grlauben Gie, Serr bon 8obn<
itett, ertptberte Gurt, sipir f6uaen bod
nidt no9 etne1n Uierteljabr f6on
unfer So93eitsfeit beseben.
rGeuiB, td beittmme ben Tag ber
9o4seit--
,Mit fpel9em Re6t?"
3ur Beanttportuns btefer Tra8e trat
ber 3uderfabritant bidt ait ben Off
3ier beran iinb iaste In leifem, aber be-
itiutnttem Gone: rMit benz Re9te
bes fiinftisen 9auptes oer Gamilte.
Sails sic ii6 in bieiem 8unfte ni6t
meiner Nnoronuns fiiseu, treten weber
Sie nod zines Sbrer Geidmiiter ben
8eiis bon 0edenborf an. Sie uergeft
fen, baB i'd bie 9erridaft ieben Sag
unter ben 9am1ner bringen fam.
Glio, ieien mir peruiinftis. 0aei4en
gie Sbrer 8raut bic Saub uno reiien
Sie NIT @Ott. Sd folse 9bnen NOR
gen..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25
tEprtfetuns forStl
300 @efchmmma,! 500.

Die 2efer Der v6reien prefie@ werSen ith
freuett, gu erfabren, Oab es tpenigltens cine
eefiroptets aranfbsit giebt, Uelde bic Niiiens
(dait In aa ,bren Stufsn Du beilea in, Stanoe
TIT; 4alls &atairbs8ur 1T bic siipise iekt ber
arstlidsu BribsriGaft be;annte poiitiue fur.
3atarrb erfcrbert ais etne eSnit'tutisnss
9ranfbeit cine eonitituticnslIe Sehaabluns.
San's 2atarrb 3ur ipirb innerIih sencm
men unS tpirtt btreft aaf bas 0lut unb bic
iAleimisen DbsriIdden bes spftens, baSar@
bie @jrupbiase bar aranfbeit seritorenb unf
BEN Wotieaten Graft setenb, ineen iie fie
aonltitutipn bes G6rpsrS aufbaut unb ber
9tatur In ibrem Berfe bilft. Die Gieentbil'
mer baben 70 nieI 8ertrausn su t5ren oells
frdften, bab iie einbunbert Oouars gelob'
nuns fiir ieben 6an anbietsa, ben i.e 81 fa'
riren berfetlt. 2abt Sud etne 2iite ben
2euauifjen fomntsn. Iaan abreiiirs
SIS. Gkeneb G 60, Tclebo. :
a&%Rerfauft BON alien Nsetbefern IS Sis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25
WriDat. anO 8eidlleAtS= Qranfheiten
=. & 6. 0f. Ggcnriionen.

Giir bic rGbriali9e gnbeapOr Mees
ting" in San NntOnio bonn 8. BIG IL.
SUM; fur bic ,5taatss s9ebrers4R oeias
tion Meeting" in Nuitin bonn 16. bis
10. SUM- unb fir Die %. D. g. u"
unb .5taats, 5ountug. 56ulsaonuena
tion" in gan Nnteuie bonn %. bis II.
Stunt perfauft bic Suternationalbabm
8illette sa berabgefebten preiien bts
sur $500 Marimum.&ate fur bic
Hunbreile.
Die Babn IdBt ebenfalls @Icurfonss
shge abgeben mad Wonterep unb bsr
0auptltabt Merito bio 2arebo mad
ieber Der peri1iebenen Meetings.
Me3en ndbsrer @inselbeiten werbe
man li9 on ben rd6iteH 8idet- agenten,
ober i9reibe an:
8. 5, price. q. y. g. y.
paleftine, 3er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

in oieien beikem 1a8en,
9a tbut ber 9urft iebr plagen,
Ser Wein lit Mir 80 tbcHcr,
GiStuaiier nid]t 8cbeuer,
Ser 9SbtSfep madbt fOniuie
hub auRernem lctdlt ,,nnie",
90 bleih' idh ftetS babter
Setm feinenSone Star Bier!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25
a3SgertauFt boa alien apotbetera, rs
Sine pfiauae mobermer S5rouen

= Cine pflauae moberner Grauen.
Werbilbung. 6ilba 5ads, elm meibs
Iiher Npotel aus 56mebsn, emp6rte
fi9 bel benz neuli1en Barrier Grauens
aonereB segen ben ausbrud Gauli.
Iienmhtier. ainber 81 baben. lei
burGans feline gbre; siie ieIbft babe
weI1e. rabme iid bereue aber ni1t.S
Sn ben europdifden 2dnbern famine
bas Yrablen nit benz ainberiesen aus
bem Rultus Der Wabpnna. bic elm
ainb auf bem arm trtige. Snbefen
iei bic genHS BON WiIo f96ner. als
bic Mabonna, obalei6 He fein ainb
anf 6em Nrm babe unb iiber baupt
feline Nrme beHBe.-Da haben bic Sin.
ber Dobl llriahe, fid folder Mhtter
su f1dmen, tpie biefe fid ibrer Spr6bs
liHge f1dmtl
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syebIt @udb Xebeusfraft in trgeno eInem Sbeil
Cures Spitems. poer III Guer 0erpenibltem 3errlts
tet burd unueiie eebensart Doer iraeHs fuelpe Ut
fncheq 3belt mir Cure Behler nit uno idb ipl eudp
serue itbreiben. mas mir am Weiiten bait oa ttb
aud 6a!te uotbtpenbie bate 5erner ieuoe i'd aud
frei oaS Recept eines etntaden 5ausmittels oas
MIDI rettete.
WerIdbiebt nic5t auf moreen tuas ibr beute tbuu
iellt Sbreibt unter BeiichluB elmer Briefmurte
Vlr Riid~ d~2lntmort an 2bonas Slater y .. Dor
e12. Bahamas 500. Wi6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

S9miubiu9t, @ripee, pneumonia
unb ole Salss unb 2unssnleiben per'
Den Our9 nSbilob's Cure" gebeilt.
3um 8erfauf bel &alteper & Stu'
farr, 3umes @lapin, 3. 5. 5pelleHp
R. Gobu & Co.. y. Stein, 9entraI
DruQ Siore. u. Sdmeppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25
Die IamiIie hes perurtheiIit

Die Gamilie bes uerurtbeilten
6reiberrn b. 6ammerfein bat ibre
9robung, bur6 8er6Hentli9ung elmer
Reibe Don 8riefen einen neuen groBen
Stanbal 80 Deruria6en, ni9t ausse'
ftibrt. Greifrou b. 9ammerftein TT
fi9 befen tlar geD0rben. bob elm fol.
der S9rtt elm ameif6neibigeS Sdnert
bebeuten muBte. sic bat beu Brief.
iue9fel ibre8 Wannes nit benz 8rafeu
WaIberiee unb benz @rafen Mirba6
beiben 9erren auSseliefsrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

6rast guren ar3t, 9russifien sbe.
Cure Greuube na9 sbilob's Cure sf
goaiumption. 9ie psrben es empfeb
len. 3um gertauf BET 4alteDer q
G1u9arb, Saues @laDin, E. 3.
Spelefp, e. @obn g &C.,, p. Gtetu,
Central Drug @tore, u. G&weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

gegeu Dispepfe unb 0eberletben
babe s}br bic sebrudte @arantie on te'
Der 5lal6e BON Sbilob'S @italiaer.
50 beiIt INNER. gum gertauf bel
9alteper & 5dudarb, Sames @lastn,
3. 9. epeleRp, R. @Obu 8 Co., y.
Stein, Central Grug Stcre, U.
54neppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

- Die @eiammtIduge Der in ben
Der. Stoaten befabli6en @iienbab'
men be3ifferte h6 nm /. Oftober 1895
auF 1874 966 Wlslen.
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ALAMO COLD STORAGE MARK1'
gde 9oufons unb @olebabs SiraBe.

4ue eorten GleiI6 in better Quo
litdt birett aus benz Gefriaerator.
Spesialitdt: BeKere Wurf. .Sorteu.
atrauGerte 3unaen, &au6heii9 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

Saufenbe Gdle psn S6pinbfn4t,
Mfbma, 0ujfen, grfdItans uub wraisit
tperben tdsli6 sebeilt bar@ ebilsbs
Cure. Gum Wertauf bel aaIteqsr o
S@u6arb, Sautes glaDt1, 3. =. Gpeh
Ielp, g. gobn & &c., y. Stein, 6sst'
tral Drug Store, u. SGweppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

Saujenbe BON Rbeumattsmas 6dl.
len finb bnr1 elmer nnS Stmenc'S
0teaept 9fo. 1854, eebeilt lporben.
aae 2eibenbeu iollten cine 6laibe boz
BON berfu9en.
9. 90. prefnn s. Co..
Galbefon, 8eras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

= Die iibIe @rfabrung anberer Gilt
benz Menl6eu nidts - er min bur9
feline eigenen Summbeiten tlug tuerben.
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Siir tn 2Hafaria>D DiartRteR
2sbsubs finb Tutfs YilIsn unerldsli&;
fie erbaltsn ben aOrpsrsOr Orsanismus in
pollftanoise Orbnun9 unb iis bstuirtsa
Ab(elutf 6siluns
BON 9Opfi9merssu, gsrbuuunssbs.
ldmerbsu. Wtalaria. 2sbsrleibsu. gers
ftopfuns unb allen @uQsntrauibesisu.
I,ttt'S 2ebers NQest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25

= Das Spiel III Elm aurier3as gum
9erberben.
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9rtnft &oIanb's 8affee ; feben
Rag frif6 gebrauHt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-25
aentid,e sehans1n,,a.

OeWItGDe SeuUWOluUN.
9as Gebdube, eisens fit ben 3ued bergeftent, bat
arpbe &dumli1feiten, ipelde nit ben MDbernteu Bers
beiierungen bereben nh, unb bietet baburd benz Hds
tienten Mnnebmlibfeten unb 8ortbeile, tuelde ct In
antern berartigeu, bon Nrerifanern geleteten Sniff
tuten rift fn0en tuiro.
Die sr6ste BraTis unb bas bondnbigite Snftitnt In
ben Ser. st. aen atpetes nititut Der g8elt bat 70
Oiele tpunberppne peinn9en 5u neraeifnen Oafielbe
1T BON Mer5en geletet, bic 25Jdhrige 8ribats uno
Spipitagr grfahrung in Nmerifa urlo gnropa befiben.
Spe5ieae Mbtbeilungen fir ipebielle &ranfbeiter.
Srtgnalmetboben fir 8ebanblung I'm Sdu}e @roBes
9aboratorinrt, beaetabiliide eilmittel air friren
uter pptirer @arotttie ale drpnt5den unb beraipet
felten elnsen=, .Sals<. Dbren= @afenz, Masen= &c
bdrrn~, 3e6er=, Sera, Rteren, 8laen, 5rdnenz, @ez
hirr Hernen=, paut=, 8fut=. Brinct unb @eihIedtss
8ranfbeiteu gbirurgid,e &ranibeten. Speaielfe
8ebanoIuns fir Sdtutnoiud1t, &atarrb, 9bipepfie,
RhenmatiSrnls, arebs, 8anbtuurm, 9ernorrboiben
uub 5auiud5t.
Yripat. un0 6ei9le1tS= Granfbeiten,
&erlorene Mannesfraft, GamenfluB, Sameni1pd6e,
ssoGen u9enDlidber nnbeionnenbeiten nnb gebledtt@
i9er Musi6peifnnsen, Nerbeni4iudde, 8erlferen bes
@ebddtniies iinb Der @nergte, Smputen5 nitu ibnen
unb betbenb 9ebelt burb ME febIidlaeenbe 0rginas
6ebanolun9. Syphilis, Strtctur lino @eihledltse
8ranfbeiten jeoer Mrt peroe in Der fir5eit mbglieen
3ett furtrt &uren garantrt, mo iie auoeren n6lun@
gen 1tnb. Rieori9e @ebihren unb Gorre5ppnbena
ftreli9 nertraulid. Stunben BON llbr Mor9ens BIB
8l1br Gbenos; an sDnnz uno aeiertagen bis II rhr
Wor9ens. 2tnStpdrti6e Datienten nit unfehI
sarern GrfoIae bsieflid bebanbelt.. 1nterindnnes
Seiter> iperben frei sngeidftt Nbreiiirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
@6e @aoiion nmS Gris st.. SoIeoo. D.
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Gin fein suiamntem 8sbrantes
Sem Dentfd1en iuUbl Uertrautes,
Sers nnn Wasen belebenSes,

9te gttne rob erbebenoeS,
S7atemiamnter uertreibenoes,
Sm alien Gbreu blsibeubes,
gtdrfenSes, ebles. etttsttdenSeS,
Nri6einbes, guteS, erautfemoeS
@etr6nf TIT Sas &pme Etar Sak=
nnS sylaid3enbter.
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2Serldtt0t. Sssr sSsr s Ssns, fi'sin nm ilir siil
aft etablirtes 9ans iu Teras sn reiien. @ebalt
s7S0: sabIbar ip6d5entii SIS unb SiuSgaben. Stene
permanent. Rtferensen nerianet. Sbidt ieIbft
abrejlirtes nit Driefmarte uerfehenee Qouuert an
II. e. HESS. Hrdi 356 Dearborn Ctr. Qhteaap Jh.
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- Gin 3ubmsr 5iJer bleibt bod elm
3ieer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-04-23

There ia an old saying that y ou
can't keep good man down and this
il especially true Of Joseph Leibler,
the well.known and popular insur.
ance agent and manager Of the Man.
haitian Life Insurance Company OF
New York, who at one time was at
the top of the heap, due solely to his
own enterprise and business ability,
and although he fell through others
unfaithtullness he has again got up
and il now one Of the leading insur-
ance agents OF the state. Through
his associations in his new enterprise
he has gained fine business educa-
ton and is now we'll able to take
care OF himself and is as shrewd az the
Dest Of them. Mr.. Liebler not only
asks the people to insure through
him for their own benefit, but be.
cause he knows that they will be
amply repaid for tho money expend-
cd, al he Is agent for the oldest and
most reliable insurance company on
the face Of the globe. He can be
seen at any time In iis handsome
Office at 2fl South Main street, next
door to postolIice, in the same build
ing AZ Painter and Mnrin, tho well
known attorneys, where he will be
pleased to give any information de-
sired in regard to his business ant
will treat all with kindness and
courtesy
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-04-23
An Interesting Romance.

Twenty-Five years ago John Hayman
then young man with little cash and
an ambition and an abundance Of deter
miuation, left Butler county and went
West After drifting a few years he
settled III Iowa. For a few years he
prospered and after buying a farm mar
ried pretty girl III neighborhood, With
two mouths to feed he redOubled his ef-
forts and his young bride proved faith
full hclpmet. In due course of time a
little boy come to brighten an already hap
py home. In few years another was added
to the family. Then crops we're poor and
John was compelled TO go into debt.
Eastern money sharks got d mortgage on
his farm. The balance of the story is
soon told More babies until there were
six, poor crops, big doctors bills and in
terets ate up all his earthly possessions,
and last fall he loaded his family and the
few things he managed to save into a
"prairie schooner and with two blind
horses as the motive power, start was
made for his old home in Butler county,
where he expected to meet his only
brother and begin life anew on the old
farm which he left a quarter of century
ago. After suffering untold privations,
being assisted by numerous kind hearted
people along the way and showed up for
several weeks at a stretch, he reached
Sunbury few weeks ago. The "schoon-
err attracted considerable curiosity and
the mans story was listened to with a
great deal Of interest. When he told
that he was going To the home Of his
brother Henry few miles out i'll the
country bystander remarked:
Hen Hayman has been dead several
years; come with me and will show you
his grave"
With heavy heart Hayman accom-
read on a small tombstone this inscrip-
ton:
Henry Hayman, born December s.,
1850, died May II, 1890"
"The name and date of birth is right, ="
said Mr.. Hayman, "aud I guess poor
Hens gone TO his long home" and with
tear bedimed eyes he left the cemetery
and was soon on his way to the old farm
About a mile out Of town he meet man
driving leisurcly and inquired the way
to the farm where Hen. Havman,s $ widow
lived
Hen. Hayman has no widow yet"
remarked the stranger, because Hen. is
too alive"
The two compared noses for a few
minutes when the stranger announced
that he was Henry Hayman and that the
marble cutter had made mistake in let
tering the tombstone III the cemetery.
The grave was that OF his child. The
two brothers after their long separation
will live on adjoining farms.-Ex.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-04-23
Southern Philosophy /.

Never dispute with q woman, unles:
she is your wife" says q philosopher il
the Florida Times Z niun.
Never dispute with your host He may
have several bottles left.
Never dispute with friend unless you
have no iavors to ask OF him.
Never refuse aims TO beggar. He MAJ
be sand bsgger in disguise.
Always laugh at your employers jokes.
l. pleases him and doeSn I hurt you any.
Ifyou are reprimanded by yoar boss,
take 1t out on the man or boy urder you.
Always try to look pleasant when the
dentist is pulling your teeth. This en-
coursges him.
Never loan dollar to a rich man. His
memory is unable to grspple with such a
small amount.
Never dispute bill. Wait until it is
outlawed and you may be able to compro-
mise at so ceuts on the dollar.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-04-23
Hail. gentle Spring the poet wrote
And thus began his ode:
But ere the end was reached It had
Not only hailed, bat snow ed.

Hail. gentle Spring. the poet Nrote'
And thus began his ode:
But ere the end was reached II hsd
Not only hailed, but snow ed.
The high hat il y be knocked into
cooked one By the mandate Of Fashion
Lets have the dirt off,he paved streets
ss soon as possible.
-Eveu the haerdned Anarchist shr.Eks
when his wife calls upon him to blow up
the servant girl.
-scrapers and rollers on the roads now
would do more good in one 1 az than IN
reek later on.
There was big forest fire in the woods
up Martin Run, Sunday. Hundreds OF
acres OF leaves and brush we're burned. also
miles OF fence and some Of the timber was
killed. It spread over the 4cCaudless
White, King, Miller and other farms 1t
burned al day Sunday, Sunday night and
all day Monday. II is supposed to haye
originated By the careless dropping OF a
match Ly some one lighting cigar, or by
some small boys who wanted to have some
fun.
There has been big l4I.ing off in the
membership Of the National Guard Of this
State since the brigade eac4mpments last
summer. The consoIida ed quarterly re-
turn to the war department at Washington
for the last three months Of 1895 was for
warded to Secretary Lamont last week by
Adj Gen. Stewart. Il shows falling of
Of 2I3 men in tue strength Of the guard
during those three months, as compared
with the quarter during which the encamp'
aents were hsld.
The practicability Of the 4 rays in
sargery was demonstrated By a case in
Cleveland the other day. Charles Heck
had accidentally shot himself while reload
ing a pistol ras bale. was ptoJei for
but could not be found. de had his hand
photographed by the x rays. After an ex-
posure Of twenty minutes perfect image
Of the ball was obtained, It being located
in the palm Of the hand between the bones
Of the index and middle nnger. The doc
tor then had no trouble in removing the
bullet.
Hereafter, the letters which 90 ont
from tie Yashington, d. C., post0tiice will
have the weather indications stamped on
them The stampg will be the usual date
stamp with a circle aronad it, ia which
will be printed a word indicating the kind
of weather to be expected, such as Grain"
"snow," "cooIer," "fair," and tho like.
For the present, Washington will be the
only ofice using these stamps, but il the
experiment proves successful, the TPe of
similar stamps will probably be introduc
cd in every city where the weather bureau
has station.