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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-08
WACO.
Inquiries Into the Smith Abortion Case
"A Child Buried Six Years
After Death.
speeiali 10 Inc HaEeiie.

After Death.
specialize the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Dec. 7-D Detectives here
have been endeayoring to find out
something about the young man YAM
cey, who is said 20 have left Waco last
week with Mrs. Tobe Smith, the un-
fortunate woman who died at CorsloanA
Wednesday night last. Up TO this
lime no developments are to be noted,
aud the charge, 50 freely banded, thar
an abortion was performed on the wo-
man IN Waco, Is unsupported by any
tangible proof. II 10 reported To-day
hat the msn Yancey has been cap
inred and VIII be carried TO Corsicana.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE indica-
tions for tine West Gulf states are:
Generally fair weather, variable
winds, nearly stationary.
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A vKrkRAN JoURNAI,st

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7,-Csear ,Kapt
iet Harris, for twenty-five wears !
prominent washingtOn journalist
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-08

oo. Mary Anderson should be happy. A
t lush OF Queen Victorla's, an ambl-
''oVS SCULPTOR has made a bust of her.
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THE ANGEL OF DEATH.
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for period Of elk weeks before our
oountrymen should awake to the fact
that hundreds Of their fellow beings
were dying, many with no friend 10
minister 10 their feeble wants and to
perform the last sad rites.
"Having travelled through many
counties and made every effort to &C.
cure tho most reliable information, /
think the following estimate Of the
number Of deaths as correct as any
that can be secured, and is certainly
nearer the truth than any figures
given from outside sources:
KENTUCKY.
Whitley county 30
Bell county so
Letcher county 200
Knox county 80
Harlan county 100
VIRGINIA.
Lee county 100
Wise county 400
Total $50
This estimate does not include the
following counties in which the NOR
tality IL placed In every case above the
figures here given:
Pike county XIV, 100
Floyd county, KY, rs
Leslie county KY, 50
Scott county, KY,
Menifee county, KY, $50
Wolfe county, KY }
Buchanan county, Va, l75
Scott county, Va, 80
Dickenson county, VA. 100
Total, -I1l5
Grand total, 2Oi5
This is startling figure, truly.
after leaving Virginia, met Dr.
J. o. Carson Of Bowling Green, KY,
who had been sent out by the state
board OF health to investigate the dis
cas- and its causes. He informed me
that he had visited several houses
where there were people sick, and that
he had formed the opinion that the
nlalady was not contagious. He
attributed the sickness TO malaria as
well as TO impure water, and was not
satisfied az TO whether vegetable or
mineral poison had caused the latter
to become 30 bRneful. DR.. Carson
procured walls OF water from several
streams on which the plague has
ragged, and his researches will doubtless
result In the discovery of the real
cause Of the epidemic, and of a cure
should II reoccur,
1.-THE relief for the sufTererB which
now begins to pour In is not by any
means useless because the mercileas
hand OF death has been Ia measure
stayed. The years crops were an utter
failure, and, while starvation in itself
was not the cause OF the mysterious
plague, there Is doubt but that
hunger and want hurried or many
q feverish victim, IN many
HOUSES not a quart of -four can be
found, while what little moIey the
sufferers could scrape together has
gone for medicines and funeral ex.
peuses. Fluids are coming In llber.
ally from the East, but at present the
general want is great enough to con.
sumo all that is likely to be received IN
the way OF clothing, money and pro
visions"
Delta chief., 1884-01-30
A DeSnerate Case.

A violent ring at the door and the
doctor poked his head out of an upper
window and demanded: What
war .ed?' ''For PHYS sake make
haste" came back the answer. Its
a case of life and death. I'm Mr..
Simpson. and you are wanted at the
house Immediately" The doctor
closed the window and about fifteen
minutes later sauntered leisurely out of
the front door and said: "Ah, Simp-
son. your wife has another faiItiDg
spell, I suppose. mo, no; worse than
that; it's her little dog, her pet poodle.
He's all rolled up with cramps y
..Whatr' shouted the now alarmed
physician, ..her pet poodle sick? This
is indeed serious. II he should die
your wife wouldn't live week And
the two men dashed madly up the
street.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30
An Odd Society.
N,M York sur

Nsw sun
A new society has been discovered by
Williamsburg policeman. On one of
the dumps ut the Wallabout basin he
noticed an excavation. As he slipped
down into il his curiosity was excited
by hearing voices. Reaching the bot
tom he found door in the emhankment
and opening it he found cave in which
were three men seated about a stove,
smoking and chatting. He thought
they were tramps, and on saluting them
as such he was informed that they We're
the foremen of gang of pickcrs, a class
of men who search the dumps for such
articles as may be carried there with
the city refuse.
"We're here to catch the first cart, ="
they said. land keep strange pickers
away. This is our week on. There's n
little company of us. and we call it our
society. Every dump has its society.
You just try and see If you can pick
anything off of q dump without belong
ing to the society that watches it"
Delta chief., 1884-01-30
Phillips Brooks on the ssDrummer. 50

Rev. Phillips Brooks, in the course of
his remarks at the New England COM
mercial travellers dinner in Boston
said that commercial travellers should be
proud of their mission in this most eN-
citing and interesting nineteenth GEN.
tury. This is certainly the greatest
commercial century that the world has
seen. One cannot go anywhere to-day
but lie meets the commercial trrS "'er.
The speaker had seen caravan COM
ing into the gates of Damascus, and
those in that caravan, he said. were es-
sentially commercial travellers, though
perhaps somewhat different in aspect
from the gentlemen about tie table be-
fore him Every age has had its char
acteristic men. One age had its med
iaeval knights, another its roaming
Grecian scholars. another its German
mechanic, who went about from point
to point in Europe. In our age the
commercial traveller is distinctive. He
sets clearly the standard of the time.
But he can not accept the privileges
without also taking on himself the re-
sponsibilities of his calling. On him
depend the standard of peace and NOR
ais of our time This world is going 10
increase or decrease in integrity, char
ity and in the spirit of freedom and
peace. according to the spirit of our
commercial men. In Venice there was
law that no ship should go to the
East without bringing back TO Venice
some portion of the magnificent ruins
there to put into the structure of st.
Marks. There is certain poetical val
ne in this law, he averred, even for
our own time; no man and no ship has
right 10 go out in these modern times
without bringing back something TO en-
rich the humanities of the age. Great
men of old despised commerce. Virgil
foretold that. with the golden age,
would come cessation of trade. The
best and keenest spirits of the modern
age. look to commerce AS the most pot
ent factor in the humanizing of the
world. Tennyson, in his noble verse,
discards the conception of Virgil. and
sings his ode TO the glories of commerce.
The speaker believed that the best inter-
ests of the race were safe in the hands
of commerce and commercial men.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

people in that part of the county thought
the world was surely coming to an end.
What would you think, now. with all
your modern eddication, your science
and philosophy, and what not, if you
should see the falling snow and the cold
earth all in one grand blaze of flaming
fire? Heys Come now. don't you
think you'd be a leetle disturbed? Do
think you'd be calm and Indifferent
Not mite nor grain"
And the Oldest inhabitant settled back
rs if he had finished an important dis
pute, and you could not induce him to
say another word on the subject.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30
She Would Want a Change.

Philadelphia Belief should think
actresses would get dreadfully tired
saying the same things every night.
Cincinnati Belle-So should l.
Philadelphia Belle-And when one
play runs right along they have to wear
the same dresses week after week II
must be horrid.
Cincinnati Belle-Yes, but that is not
the worst of il. just think of the mon
otony of being kissed by the same lead
ing man for months at time. II l
couldn't change once week I'd just
die.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30
WHITTIER AS AN EDITOR.
He Worked Some Good Poetry Into 1t.

Concord Monitor.
Il remember that well, said Grand
father Gray, looking up from the pages
of his magazine. Il was about eighteen
then; and was working at the case in
the old Mercury Office when Whittier
came down to Hartford to edit the New
England Revie,D. When work was dull
in our Office | used to go over to the
RerieU office and piece out the week by
helping the boys to set that up. 1t was
quite paper for poems and literary ar
ticles, and liked the copy for change
from what we had on the Mercury.
which was fighting John Quincy Adams
as hard as it could.
George ID. Prentice was the editor
at first, but he went down to Kentucky
to write Henry Clay's life, and John
Greenleaf Whittier came down to take
his place on the RcuieU. Whittier was
about twenty-one then and had what
seemed to me the most intellectual head
| had ever seen. He didn't wear the
Quaker garb then. and was a favorite
with all the boys. His editorials were
rather mild politically. and he worked
some good poetry into the paper along
with them. He only stayed about u
year and half. and then the paper
was given up.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

Every woman who suffers from Sick
Headache. and who dislikes TO take
bitter doses. should try Carter's Little
Liver Pills. They are the easiest of all
medicines to take. A positive cure for
the above distressing complaint; give
prompt relief in Dyspepsia and lntli-
gestion; prevent and cure Constipation
and Piles. As easy to take AS sugar.
Only one pill at dose. 40 in vial.
Price % cents If you try them you
will not be without them.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30
WHEN YOU VISIT DENVER

Call on &. F. Higgins at 3pi 18th street, where
you will find the only complete line of sporting
goods in the west. Lathes, Scroll Saws, Scroll
Saw Supplies. Fancy Woods, Veneers, Base
Ball goods, Roller and Ice Skates, Boxing
Gloves, Indian Clubs, Dumb Bells. Quoits,
Fishing Tackle. Hammocks, Croquet, Lawn
Tennis. Sporting. Gymnasium and Theatrical
goods Of all kinds. Large assortment Of fine
Cutlery. Agent for American and English
Bicycles. Orders by mail prom-tly attended
to. Wholesale and retail. Cut this ont. Send
for catalogue.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

indianapolis girls find it impossible
to get on the ear-mufis that are now
manufactured. The present cold snap
has compelled some to resort to arctic
oyershoes, oes,-TIndianapolis Scissors
Delta chief., 1884-01-30
or In Either Case.
nurllng,en lvt., rrrc rr,...

An exchange comes to us with a
poem entitled. "How to Kiss" marked
in blue pencil. Either the author is
blamed proud of his production. or
else he thinks we don't know how to
do it.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30
A Lucky Fisherman.

In the vast amount of business trans
acted at the Baltimore, Md. Postotfice,
Mr.. NJ. V. Bailey, Superintendent of
the Mails, is kept exceedingly busy, but
somehow he finds spare hour or day
to go fishing. and from his experience
he gives his testimony that st. Jacobs
Oil is the best remedy in the world for
rheumatism. sprains, sore feet and
JOINTS. bruises. etc. 1t is The remedy
for fishermen and gunners, who should
alway keep u bottle on hand.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

A professional reformer is one VIII,
tries TO work his racket on other peo
pie Chicago Tribune.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

The Spaniards have religious rever-
ence for the banana, believing it to be
the fruit of which Adam partook. 1t
has certainly caused the fall of many n
son of Adam.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

Blue noses" have not been confined
to Nova Scotia these cold days. There
are some in Chicago; but they have a
blue-red tinye.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

II mus. tear Boston's heart-strings IL
see Sullivan act so ike a naughty cow
boy. Philadelphia Times.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

Querious that the Chinese men should have
such long hair. Ladies If you would have your
hair as long as the Chinese and as beautiful as
a Houris, use Carbolinc, the deodorized pctro
leum hair renewer and dresser.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

Browns Bronchial lrOches for
Coughs and Colds: There is nothing to be
compared with them. .''-ReV. o. d. Watkins
W1lfoa Ind.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

Somebody heard Boston girl say:
II think he looked like perfect raving
angel in his uniform' He was awful
Heavenly"
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

A Denver man gets thirty days fol
petty larceny supposed to be heredi
tarv" The Judge didn't suppose so.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

STINGING. irrita alton. Inflammation all kidney sn
Urinary COMPLAINTS. cured hy '.Buchu- PaLba- &C
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

Tennyson's latter-day poetry probs-
bly, suggested the ides of making him
barren in name AS well as nature.
WELLS "ROUGH ON CORNS." Isc. Ask
for IL. Complete. permanent cure. Corns. warts,
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

Barnum's will covers nearly enough
parchment TO make Il circus tent.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

coYsvMrrIvxs given up by doctors have been cure,
by Piso's Cure. ~ cts.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

IP afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Or. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

Wine is n amocker"--And so is a par
rot. - Electric Light.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE. Rough OF
Rat. nhicr. fes roaches bed bugs la.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

Two heads are better than one, par
ticularly in barrel.
Delta chief., 1884-01-30

The necessity for
prompt aud efficient
household remedies
il daily growing
m ore i'm peraiirr.
Snd Of these Hos
letters Stom &C h
Bittcrs Is the chief
In merit and the
most popular. lrrcg-
ulsrity OF the stoin-
ach and bowels. ma
lar;al fcvcrs liver
complaint. debility.
cum ats m anU
minor silmencs, ARE
thoroughly conquer
ed by this inconlpar-
able family rcstors-
tive and mcdicina
safeguard, and Il T.
justly regarded g.
the purest and most
comprehensive rem.
etly of las class, For
sale by all Druggtsts
and Dealers Rcner
ally,
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@i2SS NIcaEgaRLaC,

One Single dose Of Hailcys Saline hrrgicre
will cure Il rinc ttrri in t.nci5eS, l,istdcmilG.
go, hest mi cheapest substitute for Pulls IN lac
World. Il cures consultation, h.lioIsatss. sick
stomach, sick headache heartburn, acid stomach.
relieves indigestion, rcfr,shes ard uvisorllc5
TIE weak and feeble, cheers the depressed, acts
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t0irs OF fsvcr promotes hcalthml per>pirauon,
regulates The Hrv Of bile. midggtcS the pIngs OF
Hhcunatism, Cle'nscs the stomach dGd Keeps the
grliG cool pnd clear.
Whll you need a pureativc-trv il. L1rcc
1,tls3 90 coE!s. Il Is rs pleasant -s glass OF
Ct scd' w't'". Sold cvcNwhc'e,
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Two EeauGifu7 yyHnpeno

Cleopatra and Mrs. Langtrv, although Of diff
exert nAionaliues, ere types Cf beauty which al
admire. Each ore bad a secret IL retaining theii
beauty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb AMI root teas before breakfast
toprcyent al. female irregularities, while the other
Used iron tor the same purpose.
Both succeeded. Nov these Two great secrets
are combined by the Medical Profession, Tor the
special prevention aud cure OF all t.malg CON
plants and irregularities that allie; Old and young
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inparts i7On Ia the hi '0i, ht lu,Y to haggHd iea.
tIres and bloom to faded CHECKS.
II cures Mysteries, L.sucuu Az, chlorosis, sick
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Last Tear, rhj, Yea
FUTURES.

turroN-Spcolitti valup, are turning
uudcr st.l, decline small, touc easy and trW-
sections small,
Pork nc Chicago closed 70 cents per barrel
n Cher al $21.JI for August.
Wheat for August delivery ut Chicago adj
VHuCed "a cents. and closed ~; July closed
%, cents high,rat SGk,
Corn closed 81 July and i1' August; or ga
. higher.
Al -. luuis wheat CLOSED cent
higher; July Sj'., and August s!.,.
Corn closed Ida, higher az Isl, and .1, =.
urt, closed unchanged az 2Fs uud:@
ItnilwnyS closed stcudy, only ~ litir
hanged. Northwestern $50 Ur D, under:
Union Pacific 81, or a. higher; Texas
4 Pacific So unchanged; Western Onion
"a orr higher
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Mothers! Mothers! Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken
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use in all cases and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription Of one of the old
est and best female physicians and
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' W CON.IE[ 4 a N
Her Health and Happiness are Matters of
Great Concern to all Mankind.
NEAR MARIETTA, G.

NEAR MARIETTA, Ga.
some months ago boughta bottle Of DR..
}. Bradic!d's Female Regulator, and used It
in my family with great satisfaction, !
have recommended it to three families, and
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have plenty Of good water in a few DAYS
iotr drinking and cooking purposes. In
the mean time large force has been
put at w TX on the river pump, which
WI! be used in case OF fire. 4 street
sprinkler put in an appearance on Elm
street yesterday and served to keep The
dust on that thoroughfare pretty well
mid.
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Statement of T. l.. Massenburc, Ma
con, Ga.

Statement of T. l.. MassenburC, Ma
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nave known much of the use ofSwifi's
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ne nnally TOOK Swifts Specific, and was
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Another who had tried everything, and
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His case was like raising one from the dead.
could go on and tell you OF hundred eases.
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I'll. water Suupiy.

the work In progress at The water
works. Of cleaning out the reservoir and
springs has made the water so muddy
"H to- render it unfit for any purposes,
anu consumers have to resort to the
uToslah well, cisternS and springs for
"''er' Tho wa,or commission hope To
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al have both used and sold PRIBKIY
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think it the best bitters made for Bilious
ness, Liver Complaints and for toning
up the system" so writes W. II. Cole,
Druggist, Of Joplin, No. A single trial
Of this remedy will convince any person
Of the truth Of the above.
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MEDICINES.

DIX. EUGENE DENAUN, OF tamce, mas
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CROWDUS Il BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
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W. d. wYLIE y co"
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents
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'LiVERpIOlji.


ToNE-Opcnrd: New York, du,l: New
Nr'eans, dull; Liverpool ... Closed.
,New YORK, barely StcNdy; New Orleans, dull;
lIyernool, steady; Galveston, easy ut decline
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COTTON AND FUTURES.
MONEY, srOcks ANp noNDs.

ID Ew YORK, July l0.-Money lGlia; closed
fered |; prime mercantile paner, 5g6; ster-
hg exchange, B. b., quiet and strong 1881 !;
Ist, 1857.
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CAPTAIN 1SAtH RYNDE1S nan AN
y attack OF paralysis, trind New lorlt's
best physicians; pOt no rolict until he obtain
cd Giles Iodido Ammonia Linimtnt, which.
e. his unspcnkablc joy, cured him, Captain
tyndcrs will give any Information desired
Resides $40 West Twentv.thlr,l street, SuN
York. Sold by Druggists.
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

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