Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-30

EXPERIMENTS in determining TIL
height and velocity OF clouds by means
photography are being made In England
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THE beneflccnt influences of n goo
health' hanging like that of Melting, even
II is committed by mob, is not to be gaii
said.
A LARGE delegation of manufactu,
cts and commercial men of Australia ar
making arrangements TO visit this countr
next spring.
MEM. for Galveston News:
doesn't cost n cent to bring out man for
presidential candidate, and nobody can in
agine how II tickles him for few weeks.
THE Chicago Inter Ocean publishe
the picture OF the man who started the frs
paper in That city Eugene Field is the onl,
lakeside Journalist in whom is perpeteate,
Jno. Calhoun's beauty.
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The Houston Pest writes patbeti
cally about its brand" The bad boys d,
worry the Post, but new converts are fore
warned that they must bear the cross IL the,
| expect TO win and wear the crown.
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A HUSBAND in Auburn Me-, in q
cross libel for divorce, complained that hi.
wife went to II mans funeral and made her
self conspicuous by her manifestations o.
grief, and afterwards wore morning for three
months.
THE light of nature dawns in the
east, but around the western horizon is first
observed the breaking of the darkness of DO
litical iniquity involved in the thieving tar.
IN system. Already the rays are speeding
eastward.
The Rev j. b. Thomas, pastor OF
the Baptist church, Dubuque Iowa. narrow
ly escaped death II few days since. Chloro-
form was given him for the purpose of ex-
tracing teeth, but The dose was so heavy
that he was with great difficulty resuscl.
tatcd. He is now very i'll.
For the first time 81 ice the invention
of printing, n German hook has reached its
lOoOth edition, each of them numbering 5000
copies, thus making in all 100000 copies
1t is Il primer by Haze ter, published by G. d.
Bocpecker of Essen, which first appeared In
1858, ana reached its 9th edition in 1853.
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In view of Christmas the Boston
Post wants girls to have some taste and iudg-
ment in working their mo'toes, and not har-
row up the feelings. The Post says: Last
year girl gave us one that read, Honesty is
the best policy ana other damse one that
read, Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is
at hand.'"
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THE American Of Waterbury, Conn,
tells Of n horse that is left unhitched in n
shed while its owner spends some time in
saloon every evening. If the owner stays
longer than usual the horse backs out the
buggy and. going TO the saloon, mounts the
steps and looks in through the glass until its
master comes out and drives away.
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HERE is the queer result of the
adoption of the new standard time. The
Norfolk Conn., Hour figures UP that there
are twenty-five railroads in the STATE, each of
which is liable to a penalty of s25 for not
using the New York time in its timetables
and calls on the state treasurer to collect the
money. $3.50, for the use of the state.
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n WRITER of mathematical bent
inds from the census returns that there are
about l7,oOl dentists in the United States, |
" ho. he estimates. pacl, into tho ,cetb or thn
people a ton of pure gold annually cop,in.
alng his speculations. he nrcd,cts thot IN
the twcnty.tlrst century, nh tregcli In ,,,o
country Will be buried in the grave.va,l.
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a METHODIST minister in Hebron
ronn., Rev. Mr.. Roberts toking corro,o
rom his congregational hrotber's colIin,,
Nh. Fillmore n polvc,mist called i,is na,.,,