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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
T. Is. WHEELER.
Judge It. Il. Wheeler as a Candidate
for Lieutenant.G Governor.


The following communication we
clip from the Colorado Clipper We
second every word expressed therein,
and feel assured that the judge would
prove an ornament to the office ana
credit to the state:
OF the many names which have been can
vassed for the office OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
there Is not one which SO completely luin .,,d
all the requirements of eminent ntness niu
party eXpediency as that of the gentleniisnn
whose name heads this communication. ms
careel as mayor OF the city OF Auslin' ~ vi.
time when lawlessness s.aik ia sub
as"nen tTsnsh he the once
district, where it required pre-eminent ability I
Justice sufficiently attest his great abliiy ~
an executive officer. The first ana grca. aa,'
qualification for judicial or executive PH ss.
ton is al Unborn and unbending sense o. 5n nJ
deaf as an adder to every suggestion OF sell,
interest. The assertion Is here a aree, y
those against inst Whom the requirements
OF official duty has compelled him "a "a
bare the keen blade of the law, can ~ W the the
that he ever used The cover Oh nre snr
judicial ermine 10 wreak n spite or p I've
dice. These shining qualities wnioh ~ pa Inc
given dignity and honor 70 MS iehn,p rv with
office of district judge, he VIII carly W.. MAJ
him into the Office OF lieutenanrgu},,ae'nm en
Again. Judge Wheeler Is man o. tn n, P "ne
pie and from the people. 1neIe 10 'i. mat
throb OF his great heart that does ny NJ, ~an.
In unison with the best interests Of MS ,nrrai
Pile. He Is a lifelong Texan ana oe, a, y xhn
and there Is not man In the pr na ra need.
knows better what Texas and TEXANS LEN,
Ii we descend from the high papo u Com
which his claims have been planted 70 s,ii,
siderations of local character, There , ~
| another strong reason why Juufs - tbis
sh culd receive the nomination. Up W. is
time the section of the state OF wnlon ~ rem
so fittinga type has not had Its shaIe " ~
resentation IN either branch Of inc hla.S s'he
ernment. It's growing importance nu n,d a
pecuiar character OF interests ue,n1i ~ ,be
prompt recognition, Il. Is, Wheeisr H., y, aur
worthy exponent OF all that - pest ia 80
civilization and Industrial pursuis. ,.,.h.
This communication Is writer, WI" VIZ,
out authority from or consuita.,on
with Judge Wheeler, and without e'sa a
80 much as knowing whetner ~
would feel willing to resign his presen'
position.
Corsicana Courier: Judge y;
Wheeler of the Twelfth judiciai Us, ar
trict is mentioned as good man ,,, ~,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. No better HAL
could be found. Judge Wheeler - or'S
Of the most intelligent, pracuca, a IN
fair-minded men Of Texas, ana has
election to any state Office wouiu ~
deed be blessing II Judge Wne Eli
will accept the place the Courier wa
unhesitatingly support him.
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Among other things equally good, he
declared that
Any theory OF taxation which has for 10
foundation discrimination In favor Of classes
or Observation-Disclosures at the expense of tho
greatest number of the people, is unsound In
policy ana unjust in result. II we must haye
tariff let its proportionate burdens be borne
by all. Let us not.make "hshn OF one industry
anu flesh OF another. Let not the so-caled
business interests OF the country have any
greater exemption from tariff reductions. or
enjoy more privileges OF draining the public
than the producers of the crude materials
am one of those who believe
that IN this period OF our national greatness
II private enterprise, personal vocation andin.
uiVidnai employment cannot prosper by their
own spontaneous force and native energies
ana without the auxiliary and extraueous
support OF legislation. then their business nc.
tivities had better cease in the interest of ,ha
general good ard common prosperity
These quotations show Texas
Democrats the attitude of their
representatives In congress unon
the great question of tariff
reform. The exhibit is salts.
factory one to the great majority of the
Democratic party of the state. There
Is no evasion, no skulking, no ''ifs or
ands," buta straightforward aud un.
conditional demand for subtraction
from the burden of taxation by a lift.
ing OF protective tariff duties. No one
OF the ten Texas Democratic congress.
men iiinched from the vote; their
presence and their votes were not
wanting at the needful moment, but
IN solid pbalanx they opposed the tao.
'ic' OF the combination of RepubIl.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-11
PACIFIC coAs. ITEMS.

Red Bluff is to license gambling.
Redding had fifteen fights on a recent
Sunday.
RIVER Island, in the Sacramento river, Is
to be leveed.
Female suffrage failed in the British
Columbia Legislature.
The leading anti,monopolists OF oregon
are in session at Salem.
Dixon has voted, Sc to 30, to reincor-
porate under the general law.
Ten new passenger cars for the Narrow
gauge are being constructed at Newark.
The millinery store of Mrs. A E. West,
at Portland, was burned Thursday night
The pools favor Dick Rule in his wrest,
ling match with Wilson at Tombstone,
a. T.
An Indian Aid Association has been
formed in San Diego. Mrs. c. Perry is
President
The Governor and Supreme Court Judges
at Victoria, B. c., attended the Sullivan
exhibition Wednesday night.
Santa Cruz is expecting bril- liant season
this year, and many improvements are be-
The establishment of an increased num-
Der of hydrants at Portland has caused the
announcement of reduction in insurance.
The snow and cold weather are driving
the eagles from the mountains down into
the valleys, where they are killed IN num-
bers
Twenty. six degrees below zero at Truckee
Friday morning. and at Prosser creek, six
miles from Truckee, the mercury was
frozen.
Work was commenced Thursday at Port.
land by Koshland Bros. on wool packing,
grading and baling house, having capacity
of 100000 pounds.
Charlie White, fireman on the Denver
and Rio Grande road, was killed at Pleas
ant valley, Utah, Friday, by the engine
running off the track.
The San Buenaventura Democrat states
that a horse standing on the street in that
place dropped dead from fright at an ex'
plosion of tirecrackers.
A stranger was found dead in Smelling
district, MERGED Wednesday. sheep
dog was guarding his remains. The de-
ceased is supposed to have persisted IN the
late SbOTms
H. f. Page, having dropped out of poll
tics owing to circumstances over which he
had no control, has gone back to mining.
He has bought the Fortuna mine at Ne
vsda City, and will organize an Eastern
company to work it,
The Ventura Democrat mentions among
the casualties of the storm the drowning Of
800 sheep, which had taken refuge on a
shelf f land on the Santa Clara river The
waters continued to rise, and swept the
whole flock into the ocean.
The following are few of the names Of
the localities in and about Hawthorne,
New Cat Greek, Wild Cat Canyon, Little
Squaw Canyon, Horsehead Gulch, Whisky
Fiat, Big Squsw Canyon, Sinking Wells
Dead Camel Mountain, Dead Horse Wells
and Rattlesnake Spring.
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PRIVATE DISPEsshRH,
268 Kearny street, SAN Francisco Cal.
ESTABLISHED FOR THE SPEEDY AND SCIENTIFIC CURE
OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES.
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vidng that no instructions be given in Surs
3 ay.schools during divine services,

vio' ing that no instructions be given in Surs
q schools during divine services.
Private cablegrams received at New York
from Paris intimate that such action has
been taken by tae Government as warrants
the belief that the probationary edict
against American hog products will soon be
abolished.
Ayeskeh Kabayama Of Japan, son of the
Commander. in. Chief of the Japanese army,a
student at the Wesleyan Academy, has been
baptized and received into the Methodist
Memorial Church at Wilbraham, Mass.
This step will prevent his return to Japan.
A dispatch from San Juan, Argentine
Republic, says that an armed force at
tackled the police barracks and the resi-.
dence Of Deputy Mallar The Governor is
reported killed and several persons wound
ed. The body of Senator Gomez was found
on a bush, murdered. Troops finally
quelled the disturbance.
PACIFIC COAST.
Several persons were injured at Grass
Valley Saturday in coasting accidents.
A telephone line is projected between
San Rsfael, San Francisco and other points.
H. Ohlin was burned to death at Cheha.
lis, W. T., Friday, by his clothes taking
fire.
w. G. Burroughs died suddenly at Vic.
toria, B. c., Saturday. while sitting in a
chair.
A heavy landslide occurred Saturday on
the Southern Pacific Railroad near TIE.
hachepi.
Hubsch, on trial at Santa Rosa for the
murder of Webster, has been found guilty
of msnslaughter.
William Howell, for killing his wife at
Brownsville, Yuba county, has been in.
dicted for involuntary manslaughter.
The conduct of Sullivan, the pugihst,
was discreditable in Victoria, B. c.,
while that of Hanlan was quite the re-
verse.
Cathcart, who was fatally stabbed in an
alteration at Caldwell, Idaho, several days
ago by one Jones. died Saturday. Jones
is under arrest in Boise City.
The preliminary examination of Jerry
Trotter, cook at the Nevada County Hos
pital, on a charge of committing rape on a
patient of the institution year ago, re.
suited in the Defendants discharge.
A heavy snow storm is reported all along
the line of the Oregon Railway and Nav.
igation Company's road clear to the sum-
nit of the Blue mountains. At Meacham
station, on top of the mountains, there has
been fall of nearly three feet of snow.
A dispatch from Walla Walla, W. T.,
says that the excitement about the Ceur
d'Alene mines is abating. The most afro.
cious falsehoods are being disseminated
about their richness, when. in fact, old
miners believe that not 5000 has been
taken out since the camp was struck.
What little has been seen is of a scsly ma
ture, which occurs in spots.
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FREE LUNCH PHILANTHROPY "A lady
in one of the fourishing towns of our State
had been to New York, and on her return
was describing to her husband the chief
features of metropolitan life which had i'm
pressed themselves on her memory. After
going through long list of those things
likely to impress country people she sud
denly exclaimed "But there was one
thing which did me more good than any.
thing else, because it showed the remark
able growth of philanthropic charity in our
large cities. On nearly all the streets, at
frequent intervals, saw signs over the
door reading, Free lunch-free lunch l
could not help thinking, as walked along,
what blessed work the relief societies Of
New York are doing" The good lady, in
her enthusiasm, did not notice that her
husband had turned aside TO straighten
out the lamp,mat on his desk, nor does she
know to this day the true significance of
the metropolitan free lunch. - Burling.
ton VT Free Press
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Socialism increases in Vienna.

Socialism increases IN Vienna.
General Gordon has arrived at Berber
Admiral Seymour has received orders to
be ready to start for Egypt.
The women and children at Sinkat are
suffering severely from famine.
The arbitrary methods adopted in Spain
will probably precipitate revolution.
Advices from South Africa report the
death Of Cetewayo, the famous Zulu chief
tain, from heart disease.
Miss Fortescue, in her breach of promise
action agsinst Lord Garmoyle, estimates
the damages to her affections at Csc, 900.
The examination of Russian Socialists,
arrested st Cracow, showed a connection
between Austrian and Russian Socialists.
The Pope has granted the title of Count
to Hon. Edward Dame, late Chief Justice
OF Arizona, with reversion to his male de-
scendants.
The Powers are about to come to an
agreement for carrying out the work of
civilization begun IN Central Africa by the
Ming of the Begians.
Herr Neve, formerly London manager of
She Socialist paper &reihejt, has been con-
demned to six months Imprisonment for
selling papers 10 Berlin.
All parties in Englend are intensely ex-
cited over the Egyptisa question asd the
structures on the dAatory action Of the
Government are severe. even by its sap
pOrters.
A lie. Ter has been received from James
0'Keily, Egyptian correspondent. of the
London Daiy Ne,cs. about whom much
anxiety has been felt, dl.sd at Assioot,
January sh.
Brsdlaugh's appeal against lie Sergeant
alarms for removing him from the House
CT Commons and rot permitting him to
enter has been disallowed by tbs Court of
Queens Bench.
Ten Invincibles from Irish prisons. who
were landed at Portmouth by the iricate
Vslo.ous, have been taken, along with
many others, to Chatham for confinement
in the large prison there.
Reports are current in Berlin OF the re.
Lirement Of Won Gossler, Prussisn Minister
OF Ecclesiastiesl Affairs and Public In.
struetion, who was defeated 10 the Diet
Friday on the motion Of DE- HoeCksr pro-
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THE STRUCTURE OF HAIR.-A single
hair now enables the anthropologist to
Judge in what division of the human spe-
cies he will class its owner there is no
mistaking Chinese for European, or
either for an African. The cross section of
this single hair, examined microscopicslly
by Primers method, shows it circular, or
oval, or reniform. Its follicle curvature
may be estimated by the average diameter
of the curls, as proposed by Moseley its
coloring matter may be estimated by
Sorby's method. There has been even
Systematic classification of man published
by DR.. W. Miller, of the Novara expedi.
ton, which is primarily arranged accord
ing to hair, in straight-haired races, curly.
haired Races, etc., with secondary divis-
ion according to language. Though we
cannot regard such a system as good, the
wonder is that it should answer so well as
it does indeed, nothing could prove more
clearly how real race distinctions are than
a single bodily character should form
basis for nationally mapping out the divis-
ions of mankind.-[E. B. Taylor, in Ma
ture.
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Seminal Weakness.

S$~$SNSSSsNNSSSNSSG PRAYED sexual indulgence
is practced hy the youth Of both sexes to an almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following train of morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing in the ears noise like the rustling OF
leaves and rafting of charots uneasiness about the
loins weakness OF the limbs, confused vision,
bluuted intellect, loss Of confidence, difidence in
approaching strangers, dislike to form new &C
quaintances, disposition TO shun society, loss OF
memory hectic fushes pimples and various erup-
tions about the face, fuIred tongue ietid breath,
coughs consumption, night sweats, monomauia and
frequently insanity.
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q 70. II KEARhY ST. SAN FkkkGlsg1.
Treat ALI ChraH.c aud special Diseases,
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a DOC AT THE TELEPHoNE.-The tele-
phone has enabled physician, several
miles away, to detect whether child had
the Group. The child's mouth was held
near to the mouth piece of the instrument,
and the physician heard it cough. But
more singular than this is the following
case of dog recognizing its masters voice
THROUGH the telephone Jack is coach
dog that found his master by telephone.
In some way Jack got lost, and fortunately
was found by one Of his masters friends,
who went to his Office aud asked by tele.
phone if the man had lost his dog. Yes,
where is he ?" was the reply. He is here.
Suppose you call him through the tele.
phone" The dogs ear was placed over
the ar-piece and his master said, Jack
Jack how are you, Jack p Jack instantly
recognized the voice and began to yell.
He licked the telephone fondly, seeming to
think his master was inside the machine.
At the other end of the line the gentleman
recognized the familiar barks, and shortly
afterward he reached his friends office to
claim his property.-ISydney (Australia)
Eye.
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For years was ain c,ad with Dry letter Of the
nor. Obstinate tyne. Was treated by many Of the
best phys iAus; took quantities Of mercury, potash
and arseni-, which instead 81 curing the letter
crippled me up with mineral poison and rheuma-
tisYn The letter continued 90 grow worse, and the
itching almost made me crazy. In this condition
vas induced % take Wits specific, aud the result
Was rs astonishing as IL WAS gratifying. In a few
inonths the letter was entirely well, tue Mcre1ria
Poisoning all out OF my system and I was well
man-Gud due oalv to Swiff's Specific All hkoSuf
fercrs should take ia. JAMES pUNNING,
jla2mM Louisville Ky.
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a New TREATMENT FOR NEURALGIA
The latest agent introduced for the relief
OF neuralgia is a per cent. solution of
byperosmic acid, administered by subcuts.
neous injection. 1t has been employed in
Bllroth's clinic in few cases. One of the
patients had been martyr to sciatica for
years, and had tried innumerable remedies,
including the application of electricity no
fewer than 200 times, while for whole
year he adopted vegetarianism. B llroth
injected the above remedy between the
tuber ischii and trochanter and within a
day or two the pain was greatly relieved,
and eventually quite disappeared. 1t
would be rash to conclude too much from
! these results in the face of the intracta.
bility of neuralgia to medication, but if it
really proves to be as eficacious as consid.
| cred, hyperosmic acid will be therapeu.
tic agent OF no mean value. Lancet.
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Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline and Loss
OF MANHOOD, in all lis complications,
and from whatever cause produced. 1t
enriches and puriies tie Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. l.
stops any unnatural debiitating drain upon the
SYSTEM preventing involuntary losses, facilitating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, etc, 30
destructive to mind and body. 1t is p sure
elimnator Of al KIDNEY AND BLADDER CON-
PLANTS. 1t contains no injurious ingredients
To those suffering from the evil effects
speedy, thorough and permanent CURE
Is GUARANTEED. Price, So so per bottle,
or five bottles in case, with full directions, and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt Of price, or C. o. D. To be
LII, LIZ. Al
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SATURDAYS NEWS.

General Grants Condition The Weav.
ers' StrIke-BIOOdshed In Arkap sas-
Death OF CetewayO-Trouble In tne Ar
gentihe Republic-General Gerdon at
BerBer-Landslide on the Southern Pa
cIfie- Nan Burned to Death-The CGur
d'AIene MInes-Etc.
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the never failing remedv, PBATfS ABOLITION
OIL For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sciatica, Spralns,
BRUISES, sore Throat stiff and Swollen Joints Cont,
Lanebaek and all aches and pains 1t is the bsst
remedy In the world II needs 10 b0lsterng vita
bogus certificates It's merits recommend il. Il
speaks for Itself PRATTS ABOLITION OIL is
safe speedy and effective. You can't afford TO be
without it, Price, sma /, 80 cent? large. 81. For
sale by al druggists =. Mc3OYLE co, Drug
gists San Francisco Manufacturers ard PropTiet0rs
ia263m
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Society, Dimness Of Vision Noises In the Head the
vital iuid passing unobseryed in the urine, and
many other diseases thats ad to insanity and death
Dir. MISTIE, who is regular physician grad
nate Of the University Of Pennsylvania will agree
10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case OF
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his
special advice and trsatment) will not cure, Or for
ANYTHING impure OF injurious found in It, DIX.
NISTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor.
ouph examination and advice, including analysis OF
urine rs. Price of Vital Restorative, SO a
bottle or four times the quantity SO; sent to
any address upon receipt OF price, or @. o. D., SO.
cured from observation, and in private nam II
desired. by A, z. MiNTIE, NJ. D.. NO. III
KeaFnY street, san Francisco, Cal.
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Advice 10 ~ethctS.-HTs. WinsIOw-s
SOOrHI &c SYRUP should always be us-d whsr
children aye cutting teeth. II rele the little SUI
ferer at once it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the chilli from pain, and tho little cherub
avakes - az bright as tuttln' Il u very pleas
ant 70 tasts Il soothes the child soiens the gums
allsys an pain relieves wiad, regulates the bowels
aud is the best known remedy for diarriea, whether
arising from tee thing Other causes. Twenty-Five
certs bottle d. lyMWS
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San Francisco Stock Sales.
SAN Francisco, February 9th
REGULAR SESSION.

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE, no physi-
clan need hesitate DIR. S. V. C.evenger. Chi
cage, Ill, says: "Horsford's Acid Phosphate
should be made officinaL 1t is the most ell
gible form for the administration of phospho-
rus, and no physician need hesitate to order it
on his prescription blanks"
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Nr. La MARY stSMInN FllIs CNfs MI
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss 81 Flgor, Nocturnal
Emissions inpotency Nervous Debility, Physical
Prostitution and all complaints arising from Exc A.
Indiscretion aaG Abuse. DR. Ia Mass Pills are 10
mere temporary stimu'art, but e0uDcte tonic All
restorative that restore the sexual organs debitated
from whatever cause, to their pristine strength ane
ytgOr Sent to any address, secure from observE
tor on receipt Of price g SO per bottle ct O. o. D.
bg Express Address all orders A MoBOYLE &
CO., Druggists San Francisco. P. o. Boa 1852.
ia2G.Sm
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sARspLE eOTTLE FREE

VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms, and age. Strict secrecy III fegaru 'o
all business transactions.
DIR. MINTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NE
PHREJICEH. cures all kinds OF Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhes, elect, Leucerrhoea
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle; six bottles
for S..
DR.. MINTEE'S nANBELI0N PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market For sale by all Druggists
KIRK. GEARY g. Co, Sacramento, Wholesal
Agents ms4p1f&os"-y
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HFEJCE AND MEDICINE STORE, NO. 926
~ ThiId street, between l and J. By the pulse
he can locate disease Consultation free. He uses
no poisonous drugs but roots and herbs, natures
medicine for Call and see him dll-1m