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Smaii. pox, 1l,c French Prcycn-
Give and Cure Hcceipc.
SAYS correspondent of tAo Stockton
[E4l.a Herald:
N neftby append receipt whlNh hss
Teen Oefi ~ my Know lgaEc IN hundreds
N cases. fl WITH prevent % cure Tile
smallpox, liin0Ah lhr piliinNs Art Hl.inN
Mhen l;ennrr discovered foN-pox III
England the world ot Sricncc hurled m
avalanche upon his head hnt when lhr
,Aost scientific school of medicine IN The
world that Of Paris-pnbiished this re-
ceipe a. panacca OF smallpox II passed
unheedcd. II Il as nniailing a. fate. aud
conquer, IN every case. Il Is harmless
when taken by : well person. II will
also cure scarlet fever. Here IL Is as 4
have used il when learned physicians
said the patient must die: Il cured.
SMALLPOX PREVENTIVE AND CURE RE-
GRIPPE
Generally called The French AGA lemy
OF Science Recipe - Sulphate OF zinc.
one grain; fox glove (diaitalis) one
grain; half tcaspo0nfuI OF sugar. mixed
With two tablespoons full OF water: tlien'
when thoroughly mixed, add four ounces
more OF water.
lake teaspoonfnl ever hour. Either
disease usually disappears in twelve
hours. For . child smaller doses accord
ing % age.
II countries would compel their physi-|
c.sns 70 use this, there would be no need
Of pest houses. Ifyon value advice and
experience. use this for that terrible dis
ease
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No, thank you; never use ono. I
don't chew said Jones. to the deacon
with the contribution box. Jones thinks
they are getting awfuliy polite in that
church.
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rT1NFY nnN ofrf fnt vnr INA fu,itMtn~ sn.t,~ ....
NJ htNAn N RIVAL FSirtc III ihls snnnis s,'a .i.
s,,1.Ie'y she~ m ffASt y ms desiring " psr
N, N 4, ,,= fslels nss' M rpppu MA. .sl..a ,rsa
u ~ Va ' NJ slsss Y n ransnsssp. ,..is.s..
~. '.-l npl'ans suitable ", He,si.
M, i'-isa .s'sN N j'rsrToe IN ~ acres cleared
i.'ns K'nd- AN extraordinary bargain * EDO
NJ. n.--tO ASfes nes, 1ssrer--.o rr-e. e,..,.,
.LNH1 rtfhNfi, vineyard, ven. tAfn ana honsa. An.x
treehantfy bargain N sfio Terms AZ payment -a>y
nm. ~. 20 Acres nNss Knox.lii. f,scd .-~h.-.
srrtN ani sNlA srts ntx frans hnn's ..t h.,
t4 acftt Afni NINA 4ldtl y nll lnbfsea 1,r..,. ..
|taa End hsssin. w.
III. n ~ Asfts rlrs tr,u KnoxsIit ssrna.
iMF-'''A.1 tNl stshle. Good spring water Cod fai
EAii aaa sNifk NAf4. 80
Ne N q MA nesi siIthls 'e,s h m,cr.nur
sAsS rAsAaA4 A,l eisAi w nraahAsnrsF ''''''' 49,
-o. Ito aers, raoa ~hiif sak and foai lsns.
i1 VA fpsiiSfAr ss NAs eu fniuka n near ire III
N. , \, \, ". AIRLINE N ana ha' e. a5's enough
~. lt.i three acre iof IL ,sss.r ui.h y..a
hsn .s' rrln. ~ anit Nertfo Pa,1ks. As fs''
seNAh' lHe ritNr M uai9artors rhenr.
40. s.~ so ncrt fAnn cn Nv Hrntinshn-r ,,.s
ttrtf Mi't mem {atpf. g. acres cleared ana vi
fffc,i. rlir land an rMitlvsfeaf7s ic--fsr..
Ms.i.tr-f s''.l reeinS and tllca en gaAf sietk
sa as' ' NJ Is ssn sss' sFs' hAsn ~
M. $50 aerFS nea ceiesinr N Han tos nxhr
x.N3 hHFs n, fNpins. 1np tNAiink uees Ii IN ara
NL1. N, ni sNe NirNe, meyer falling water N rnbi
|nf@.h NON fN.N ffffr auA on elsy.p8ymetls 81 viii
irtiu inr Eoai nsrfhanaAe. '''
M. H-i rNha business s,snA ~ "a. rrht,
SqnAFf fnfApAra AZ fAy terms All ready " ~ iaso
70, l1. me w the hut 0rlrk ts.dons.s NJ ...s
near N tr.arfA ana on snsy Germs. '' 'T'"'
IN. ~. Two ri sAi, lots III Mccrs,lu., n ,ss,..,
IN 3Asper Anasr Ffoa isaae.
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0HtkftW
~ &AA4AAu
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That IS what q great
many people are doing.
They don't know Just what
IS the matter, but they have
2 combination Of pains and
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LATE NEWS ITEns.

1M A.--- ---AA
NO NEW cases 2 yellow lever "e1o
rep2rfed - On me 1i.e-
VI % nc list ne nr'tisn 80 49,
fourteen soldiers BY cholera IN Egypt
foRTr-THREE deaths from choieFs
were reported IN Alsxandsia, Egypt, On
The 1Ist.
A TERRIBLE mine explosion occurred
On The 21st . Cardiff, Wales, BY which p
man was killed - etwee twenty ana
thirty badly injured
The Chinese ere reported o nego-
tiatinE with Germany for Che purchase N
100000 rides.
The ONCE Of tho Western Union lei
sgraph Company 81 Chicago vas burned
out on The morning Of the 2lst. The origin
q The frs q reported 70 have been the
close proximity q : burning : jet % the
switchboard.
SEVERAL trainmen were injured ~ .
collision on the Pittsburgh q Lake Erie
Raflroad q Haxleton, O., on the 2lst.
The Chicago lard investigation closed
On b 2lst. Fowler Bros. barely missed
suspension from the Board Of Trade.
KTRkLAxD n. FITCH. defaultIng
cashier Of the Second Nstional Bank o.
Warren, o., surrendered % the Boston
police on che 1lst.
"A DUBLIN painter wa arrested on
he 21st FOR threatening % shoot the
Phoenix Park ranger who testified IN the
cavendiSh murder trial.
O. WV. HrYDT. an ex-army
~A -s-x... ~ .~..t..x.. y. d..,t
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81. PArf- MINI. Aus. -.
Harvest began all along the Northern
Pacific today. In the entire valley NE
week has been characterized chiefly BY ne
Increase Of quality Of the wheat neids'
which were expected not 20 60 over 10. !.
Under he favor ablc condition q the past
week ere fields are now confidently e.
pected 70 give up : bcunteous yield q 70
hard. George Barnes, President q 'ne
Northern Pacific Elevator Company, spears
very highly or the crop being harvested
He I " that IN his long and varied ex-
perience n wheat matters be has never
seen such I wonderful outcome. Dix weeks
80 there was apparently : complete
failure. The stalk i rather short, but tne
heads are long and the grain plump enc
large. Indeed, 20 large and heavy are ~.
rrrins that some fear has been expressed
that careless handling would cause SOM
Smelling, but BY commencing early and eu''
TIM 4 before Il a over-rlpe u + hoped "
avoid this contingency. The can ~
question that the crop will - large NJ
Few fields that have already Wv "a.
cut fully bear out the assertion maj III, ~
Red River Valley output d wheat vii =
Z Great ana. ON the Dalrymple farm me-
vest commenced to-day with lW seii-pln'
ers IN = row. The oat crop N $3.50 N
~l~n ~ = large one and the result big. -,
averacr wheat crop for the immediate ~.
River Valley can be set down ~ twe"s n
Ave bushels, y beyond a aIs 49, III 4
ii.tie below Il. In Trail. Walsh. Grain ,;
ri ana Pcmbinn Counties the ~n u
cnmm~nce tomorrow and next day -
ths present flne weather may y taken ~ Z
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Eorr An~"s-'" @.'."s. 1.mp'.r !" Line
49, 80 "'""" ''
80 r'>so,~eo' aug: ~.
ny s.An' p'.en - Nn'k".> .e"'p
iar ~nien TOOK i'as' 'h's a's.nooh y ~
mite" ~ navy wv" =" .n4'e,'''e' s.eF'ss.
ine en''.s Pope','',n y CA" ,'.,s. ~
seventy 'nou~An" s'a'se1. -
snee''ns tn'ons WV. W. 49, ~
tn' pevp'e =. '"'. ~ "~.. e.us
Erat's'"k' - e".'s - 80. "e.~~ !"
tne m''nInk s'o"'s '<san s""e"s I"
me s''rets along ~.' ~ ss--s
~'u'" P~s~' ens IA MANY oe,.~ 49,"
street va 'enue.e" '"P.s 1919.
the roaa"ay which, ~ P'"ec o"e's .
De Kept clear tor the pass.se ~ .ao
knights- ~ nni''pas' n'ne os'.sA ~
SommnnneI'es pe6an Y nt''se' "~'.s W
ne pos'tions assigned .nen = Nv r''eetS
On As'ks' Is \ fs
Poss' - IN .s
arrived an' ~ -. n''I n, &
sen'ea rom M s."s.y = A"'"
fioSei w.s one not rsauny - - i"s'.'e"
BY San franciscans wno hau ne ko"a 1or.
tun 70 witness H. On one side Q mass 81
decorations extending as far a. the tri.
,,,nb.l .rch. ~ Tia other side. 100 rich.
49, r--s-ss. -,-...rtt,~ .xerv sat-
iy-cisd hn'snss, rr'aNn - -.
nnd Territory % tne bniteu StHtes' "" ~
old California pioneer Il WAS something be-
xond realization. His mind reverted 70 the
-.sLn1- INA 4 80 d.,ea a. hnif-pn<t
.-'. .''-. $3.50 ~ -. c.,t.,,.
zen tne oIos' - s'~~" ~ -.
General 20 move Onward. platoon o.
mounted police spurred their borses onward
- cl..r the wsx. followed hy = detachment
~"--r ~. 49, C-cmm.naerv
p ponce " TO- cr----s--
that led on was California commnndsry'
No. !. their Observation-Disclosures velvet
closrs ana plumed hats. with richly a.
~~-.-~.-s A-~.- .s.~..tir, m.rr.d .ttep.
r- s. -~'~ ~.~ ~. c.ta.,
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II was reported On tho 18Th that ANTI
Jewish outbreaks hndoc11'rr!d ao [auicSreh
and koseows Hnssia' 4ne u,so'!frs 80.
prQ|rptiy rpppresseA! 'otn P~ees 49,
Che >~astisascrs arrested.
Y " rAttoS azH ~ - *n''s'o~
sub professors ~ the virginia Mii'saty ~
sta!ute' were Arrested .. -yncpnu.s ~ ~,
issh on suspicion q being spou. e snsass
."' r:..5
Steamship A.o''anu, "n'e' ,'''e'
IN New hork on We -V'n 'f'" ..~t'.'
brought i@ fsrcheron stations In,s z
sne i.rkes. :n,pmens z. k''." sn.rr's
eveI .'po'',u .so" n..ors
animal 49, ~ y &C. eoy"ee- M
DrHiSs nc ~oneiase p
can francisco On ne S'tn tnIee ~
osarers tainted ron ~exnsus'lon. an1 ~
nsr co,,x I. M s-s.-a S~...
,e~e-
~, no.s ~ 80. 49,. r-s-~r r,...,..
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tn' sonso"..'. ~ r.-s" 49,
~. = NV e-.'
.'. ,rsss a.s.st,.. nsr q p.thhc.e
$500, rx...s..- W ~. nen.rrm.,t 1hs
raa,s.. n,s,,,cf iii com,,ris. nl ~ IN
s,.tc .rc.nt the counfies al Adams. Wells.
Rlac1 ford Allen. Noble. Whitley. Do Kalb.
s.eab.n- n, Grange. Elkharf. Kosciusko.
ru,ton. Nar<hall. 81. Joseph. Starke. La
pcr,.. porser n.i Lara. the northwest.
ern h.lf ~ ,hc~. -countIe. YIN be included
=, n. C,,t..ro ni.tricf anI tbc northeast.
nm h.lf A. An. Cleveland Dis,rict. D.. 4.
yrhit- 49, 49,, .pnoinfed supervizinr
rr.mi.er ~ ~. Iniiere nistrIcf. ana the
rrsmin-r. hsve surned over - him Iii
$3.50 \, ,h.,r h.rSs 80 ic-ve.ffc.fion. The
rsm.s ~ Framiner~ urder the consolida.
sion 49,. TnirI Di.fricf. q. ". Brown. To-
cansporf; Fourth, G. II. stibolt. Craw-
louisville; Firth, George H. Ellis. Nun.
Gle; sixth, r. W. Partridge. Nashville;
Seventh. ,. X. Carr and J. n. Boughman,
Indianapolis; Eighth, 8. J. Couch and n.
G. Patterson, 0~reencastIe; Ninth. G =.
jenkins. Columbus; Tenth, J. r Warner
J~efersonville; Eleventh, w. ~ Burton,
New Albany; Twelfth, y. =. Soiiys Sin'
cennes' Itis Thought ne WORK 81 'spo
Ing % claims Will % accelerated ~ tns
new arrangements
r.xs--- 1.--.
-. r-,a,.,srr,,. -v.,n ouot.tson. -
xwh... ~ ) "a :, m,@S, 90 Corn
~ ! Isa1oc 0.t~- se1s97c. The GIN.
cinuati ouotsfions are: Wheat-No. ? Red,
sl.o7a1 .0e. Corn-No. ,, 5aa52sc. Oats
M. =. kc. Rye-No. =, 00SdaC1c.
Barley-No. 3 Fail. nominal.
Harrison Lester. Of Davies County. ~
Gently threshed three hundred bushels Of
wheat. taken on OF eleven acres. and on
wsiehine the wheat he found Il gained
from three 70 flve pounds Per bushel more
than machine measure.
we~t-bound train on the c.. st. I. a p.
Railroad struck ! man sitting on the end
OF = cross-sie at Millville, Henry County.
. few nights since, killing him instantly.
The name or The unfortunate man could
not b learned He was an employe o. the
road on The Millville section
Charley Frawlsy, son Of Andrew Fraw-
ley. or Lafayette, fell from . swing in
which he and bis companion were swing.
ing the other night % the ground : dis
tance Of twenty-five feet. striking on his
back, receiving injuries which would PROB
ably prove fatal.
Samuel Harris, colored, was admitted 70
che practice Of law By the Jefferson County
Bar recently.
strnnes arhtt took place N Clarksvllle.
Hamilton County. recently, between Ed
Ione ana John Kelly. Both are good
looking fellows. and each has : young lady
% whom b pays attentions. Long r.
marked. during = conversation with Kelly,
that HE girl wss the better looking q che
two Kelly promptly replied nat Long
Va : La. Il Vas then agreed % nghf y
out according 70 ne rules p. 'ne pF'xs-r1n.'
49, . 'ons 800 49, I,
~ IN. p ID n4 n
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.


o400yU U09ue 8vv5yvss'@s~e
PERSONAL AND Roxzx1oAxs
II 4 reported IN Washington that an
application viii b presented % the Presi-
dent asking the pardon Of Paymaster Was
90. Who vs. recently convicted IN Texas
~ defraudine tho Government and sent 70
~ Teavenworth ~Psnitsntiary.
Mns. = +. TwzrcHELr- formerly
president u 10 Working Womsn's Asso'
citation a. San Erancisco, was among The
witnesses examined o. the 1oth By
~ Senate Connittss n session = New
Xork % investigate he subject Of STRIKES.
WuLxAM WKEHE. q Pittsburgh, Pa.
49, elsctod President q Re Amalgamated
Association q Iron and Steel Workers.
which closed H. session = Pittsburgh on
~ 10Th
a S1AnEsr embassy has left Singa-
pors Tor England and The United States.
Mn. FooTE. the newly-appointed Min
isesr 70 Corea, reports having secured q
- capital = house made q wood and re-
Or. IN tie midst Of novels and dlth. he
en- ana only pine boughs Tor fuel, and says
nearly ell articles o. food are brought from
0thor countries
SURoxox OWENS, Of the Pensacola
Navy Yard, hes yellow fever. There were
ohrss cases outside the yard on the leths
end there were fears that The disease
would spread.
ON q the knights Icmplar nom
P~hiladolphia, B. ,. Stokes, found IN Salt
Lake City Z brother w. b Stokes, whom
~ he'd not met or heard from for forty-two
year.
JUDoE JERExuAH BLACK died at ten
minutes past Two o'clock Z. m. On The 10th
e York, Pa. He had ben sick Tor some
cline, md o. he 18Th va apparently some
what improved, % thae . faint hops q hi1
Bocovsry was entertained H hen sanh
gradually during several hours and ~
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Two thousand Bcdouins recently
attacked ths sanitarlum q sinkal, Egypt.
ana >rcre rspul>pa with 4 loss d 100 killed.
| Ths soldis4 defending The place Lost seven
men. Fiv6 tivilians were killed.
Tur <hons ~ the United States Roll
inr stock Company ~ Chicago. III, were
swept away ~ ars tho other morning. the
| los. being estimated a from <33o.0o 0 70
<1oo.0o0.
collision occurred on the KEN
lucky Central Railroad q Winchester,
KY, on The 18th, BY which . locomotive
ran into : car containg four hundred kegs
Of powder. The locomotive, . depot build
Ing and several cars were destroyed and :
number q lives lost
AN 1ncendiary recently caused tne
destruction Of The undnished Fasravent
Hospital q Milwaukee, VIA, valued q
$4,000 The old building adjoining con
tanned twenty pat'ensss wno wero sa'e'y
taken ont
REUBEN koBENsoN. the third man en-
gaEed IN the fuiforo tragedy. "a iyncneo
IN Miller County, Co., o. ne istn.
AT Scottswood, Ala. on the lttn'
Taylor Banks va hanged for The murder
Of Turner Woods. There were 1900 people
present. Demo Casat was hanged q Little
Rock. Ark. Tor Tie murder Of George ~
Barnes. Ben Perry, alias Perry cely. ~
hanged q Greenville. 3. c. Tor ne murder
Of Perry Anderson
A MAN giving his name - William
White. with several aliases. Wax arrested
q Cowan, Tenn. on The 18th charged with
being = q the bridgeport safe ourgiars'
and lodged n jail o the latter place.
r II. McCREADY's boot and shoe
m.puf.ctorv = Montreal. Can. burned On
the 10th. ne loss 4 estimated e 10000
20 $1oo, 700. Insured
FRrrz Avr. ffty wears old. was struck
ou ~ be.d 81 = rsc.s n . general iieht q
Z German picnic e FresdmAn's garden.
Mlwaukee. on the 10Th, ana probably -
tally injured Charles Smith and Tom
Johnson were arrested . guilty o. throw
ing the missiles.
An operator IN p Great Northwest
ern Telegraph once q Montreal named
England wes attacked on ne morning o
the 18TH on his way nomes ~ Tour men
Who knocked him sensslses. then tried z
) strange him. pus we're naenoense n ~
she approaen "a 2 poheemen. Ensl.nr
WOUND - oanseFoo'' - NO.
AZ ffanknn' - on - 1o.n' ~
ou. -l,nns,s S..ss.n-r hsacr~e'
y 49, s@.,S.-5 IN c-orn.rv. vrers ~
ssrcvsd - a..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15

Ought not the mantle of charity Ia
have been thrown over her and her
shame hidden from cold and
heartlcss world? But no; her name Is
given to the public. But what of the
man, the ''unprincipled beast Of hu.
man shape by whose Vaccinations
she fell victim? Who IL he? What
Is his name? The chronicler Is silent
and not from ignorance. "The name
of the liberiine is known to the coun.
ty attorney" says the Heroid. Then
why In Gods name not printit aud let
him share with the woman the shame
OF which he was the author? The
heart sickens, and the mind staggers
In contemplation Of this Injustice and
cruelty to woman. The press, the
public, the philanthropists and bu-
manitarians should organize n crusade
against this cruel and unjust wrong TO
woman, and compel man TO share the
consequences Of the joint sin COM
mitted by them both.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
Another Comparison.
[Dnllas Times /

We, aud he people have heard o
great deal Of late, notably from the
Fort Worth people, in regard TO the
organization of companies and the
institution of refriksrating COM anie
III Fort Worth The Victoria conn
pany which has established n state
reputation for itself, because OF being
the first company to attempt the re-
frigeratlon of beef for foreign markets,
and its su cess In The attempt, came to
North Texas to organize branch
concern. Its representatives visited
Dallas, where IL Is no exageration TO
say 1t met with u refrigerating recep.
ton at the hands of the business men
and from hence betook themselves to
the Fort where they were at least ac-
corded friendly and polite reception.
They concluded to start branch there
and the Fort can boast of another adj
dition of n factory, bound to be of vast
benefit to IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
TIM WOMAN TnouoAyEsr,"

Since the days OF ADAM, woman has
been called upon to bear the burden of
her own sins and those of man.
Caught IN the act Of eating the forbid
den fruit, ADAM did not come forward
aud acknowledge his own sin and en-
deavor to shield and mitigate the
oll'nse on the part of EVE, but with
the same cowardice that has chnrac.
teri2ed his descendants TO tbs day, he
sought 60 shield himself 10y laying the
blame on EVE "rhe woman thou
payest to he with me, she gave me OF
the tree and | did eat, replied the
cowardly ADAM to the inquiry of the
LoRp, and from that day to this, weak.
helpless and dependent woman
has lad TO hear the burden Of every
sin which she has committed conjoint-
~ with man, and which but for man
and his Influence over her, She weuld
not, could not, have committed
Wonans name comes TO the front in
the newspaper account of every crime
In which she / the victim and man
the instigator. Tile recent infantleide
in Dallas illustrates and emphasizes
the truth Of this statement. The
Hcrdtd'S account OF the crime say 3
1.-THE mother referred To Is n Miss Orr,
a prepossessiug young female vet In
her teens, who Hike many of her sex
loved not wisely, but too well, and
fell a victim 10 the machuations of an
unprlnolpl, 4 hepa. of human shane -
Here Is the bread assertion that an In
nocent, unsophi9tica'ed, unsuspectlnp
and cnii@ing girl, yet In her teens,
nails wi tim to an "nnpripclpled
beast OF human shape,n Her name il
printed IN lull, and her shame adyer-
used to the world, The Rerad snys
she j. OF respectable latentage, and
that father ani mother both are dead
No father TO protect her and redress
her wrongs no loNlng mother to watch
over and guide her young and inexpc-
rlenced footsteps aud warn her of i'm,
pending danger, is il
wonder that "she fell
victim to the Vaccinations of am un.
prineipled beast in human shape,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15

TUE newspapers have ways For
instance the Galveston NGps wont
notice the Dallas Herald, the Herald
won't notice the Fort Worth GAZETTE,
the GAZETTE wont notice us and We
wont notice the MesqHter. r. DuRcts
Times.
The abpyc is the most untruthful,
unkind and ungenerous paragraph
ever pennea by BILL SrERRErr. lie
knows that or recognition of him
and his paper has made him famous,
and now he comes forward and dis.
claims the advertising we have done
Tor him, lis ever thus the recipient
OF gratuitous notices Is the nrat one to
"lick,' %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
pHE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

in Texas. a large class--in fact tho
majority of the peoplc--begin TO fee
that barbed wire is being woven into n
spIdel's web covering the face OF our
broad state until one desiring to travel
from one places TO another finds him
s.lf hemned In on all sides by wool
Of interihinable wire. Pastures are
fenced faster than application can be
made to the commissioners court for
the establishment Of roads, and IL Is
not an uncommon thing for the trav-
eler, following II plain, much Travelled
road TO find himself suddenly con-
ffonted by newly constructed fence,
aud nothing to indicate which way he
should go to get around tn. pasture.
Travellers sometimes go miles cut or
the way to get around 1t, aud possibly
IL they had gone 30 the right Instead
OF the ! IT they mi Eht not have mad TO
gone hal;-mile ont Of the way
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15

THE GAZETTE is in receipt of the
initial number of the American .jour-
nosst, published mt et. Louis. The
heading IL Illustrated With quill and
pencil but the shears aud ppstepot,
necessary adiuncts TO every,well euuip-
ped newspaper office are missing. The
Jom"atist deals IN live topics and pro-
poses to procure directory ofiournal-
ism IN America. Its editors are pun.
gent and ierse, its illustrations good
and It's mechanical appearance abso-
lutely perfect