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The Republican journal., 1884-12-04
THE OUNCE OF PREVENTION.

Several Maine towns are showing wisdom,
this fall by laying aqueducts, forming fire com
panies, buying engines and hose and otherwise
making ready to successfully fight fire and pro-
tect their property from destruction. 1t is to
be hoped that such lessons as the Presque Isle
and the Lubec fires may prove sufficient for the
rest of the State and that no more towns in this
State may be desolated by such sweeping con-
tiagrations because the citizens had taken no
precautions and were totally unprepared for
such an event. [LewSton journal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-17
70 R BIGN.


!. - Br1GanA shet.
RO1u, Jan. 16.-The brieand chief.
Sissc, was shot dead in Sardinia nv
carbinssss. attempting to arrest him.
He made desperate resistance.
An Adaress - ehe Aheeass,
LONDON, Jan. Ia Gladstone haa
issued circular to the Liberal membera
of the House of Commons reouoatine
their attendance at the opening of Par
lament on February 9th. He saws IL il
the intention Of the Government n
submit to the House of Commons AZ n
early date az possible after the opeu-
ing OF the session proposals. of much
public interest and Importance.
nsrriba> Accident.
While ten men and boy we're in thu
cage in Gamant Collisry, Wales. he
rope broke and all were hurled e the
bottom and killed.
woman suffrage Ia British Columbia.
VICTORIA, Jan. 16.-The House TODAY
passed q measure giving women the
right 10 vote for school trusteee. and
making them eligible to cit a. trustees.
A married woman whose husband il 4
voter may also vote, giving two votes to
each family.
The Billiard Contest.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-At the end Of To-
nights play In the Shaeifer- Vipnanx
billiard match the soore Of ShaefYcr ~
1900. Vignaux 1863. Hhasffer made a
run Of 2lO; Vignaux's highest was 1l7.
The Prophets AAyauce.
CAIRo, Jan. let il rumorcd that
khsrtoum has been captured.
LONDON. Jan. IA telegram to the
Austrian Consul ct Khartoum states
that all the higher officers at Ell Obsid
were msssacred.
T1dal waves.
BUEN0s AYBEs, Jan. l6.-Great alarm
has been caused a. Montevideo 81 in
mense tidal waves. One caused the
death of . woman bather. They are
attributed 20 volcanic action. Each
wave was preceded BY q large, DARK
cloud.
LONDON. Jan. IT, Schuylver, the ex-
plOror Of equatorial Africa, il dead.
4 lsndsn Fire.
LONDoN, Jan. H.-At $50 q. IN. a fu-
nous fire h raging On the promises Of
D. u. Silver 4 Co., Q l..uiai nerohants
and publishers, in Sun Court, 81 Corn
hill. The whole city is illumiaatsd and
fire engines are arriving at the sosus
from all parts Ut the metropolis.
IA. m--Ths Silver 4 ca. ire was sub-
dued as 70'clook, bat II engines Nse
still playing % the building. The Are
broke out shortly after 5 4. m. aud The
roof fell hak an hour later. Dsspiou
the early hour the DIRE was viewed bv
thO1Ands and vehicle traffic was divert
Cd from The nsighborhOod. Il = In
p0aoible 10 estimate the Ion, which +
necessarily heavy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-17

Gota4 the title Of the oo0unny, ond
5000 - appropriated for The porpooe.
The President has nominate1 Albert
Shuuemaa Of Colorado a. reoeivee ol
public moneys At Prescott, AYi1oaa-
1saoecssu 20 aseaa vesseaa
The annual meeting OF the Board Of
Supervising Inspectors Of Steam Vessels
vas begun today, James A. Dumont
SupeFviaine Inspector Gsnasal, in the
chair. John Fehrehbatoh vas elected
Secretary for the ensuing year. Dele
gates we're present from the districts Of
81 Louis, Mem shis, Csrcinnati. Detroit,
Bo6alo and New Orleans. Under z
rule of the Board steel boilere built
prior to February. 1872, we're allowed
steam pressure ~ the assumed tensile
strength Of the material in the boilsrs
OF 100 pounds. This rule vas amended
today 10y striking out 1000 and insert
ing 1000" Hereafter such boilees viii
b- allowed steam pressure based on
material OF q female strength of 500O
pounds.
JAe Gseesy Relief Gxpesaaisa.
The Sfcretaries of War and the Navy
appeared bsfore the House COMMITTEES
on Appropriations in behalf Of An ap-
preparation for the 0reely relief expe-
ditiOn. The President sent in . message
on the subject.
TIE 0eoase - The mlssasslppa In.
During tho debate in the HOuss On
the Mississippi river bill, which asks
Tor million dollars. Skinner, Of New
York. said that he believed that when
Q m re-s had poured $5O,OOO,OOO into
the mississippi river, navigation would
tie ne better than to-day.
Warner, Of Ohio, said that IL this
OH Wofo q measafe Of nooeas,ty % the
Improvement Of tho Mississippi river,
ne would favor Il but, While that vas
tho ostensible purpose, the real ObjsuS
was % appeop rate money 30 build
!evees along the river. lt was veil
known that the river b navieabls from
New Orleans TO Memphis, and that NO
appropriation is required.
Dunn said that the gentleman was
mistaken; that there we're two or three
places below Memphis.
warner continuing, said: "The objece
ot the bill being the building Of lsvees,
i involved not one million or ono hum
dred millions, bat plan q the commits
sioners, which il carried out, the Treas
my might be Smptied into the river and
no good accomplished thereby, and in
The end there would be the same prob
able ovss6oW." ea
White of Kentucky stated that his OBJ
leotion to the bill Was that the House
did not have before it the report of the
This measure was REQ
by the President in q special
and for that reason the HOUSE
vas Asked to pass the bill. During the
Ast Congress the President vetOed the
River and HarbOr bill, and the veto vas
not in the interest of cheap Transports
non but in the interest Of railroad cor-
2orationa. II he expected 10 control the
chicago convention on the Sd of June
y bidding on his Aississippi river lob, |
" bad better look little sharp.
Brown Of Indiana, opposed the bill |
that it would be demon
'trated that this Mississippi river com
plan vas colossal waste. the
'xtravaeance of the age. He favored |
he outlet system of Improvement.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-17
MISCRLLANHOUH.
WANTED.

|pOOMs AND BOARD FOR LADY
Ii and child. In Q private family. Ad-
Dr. stasing termA !" 4. q, care ef this
go - tale =
EOR SALE = FRUIT. vEGETABLK
ton: good trade; living rooms; wo11
stocked: loase: soaA -: reasoao foeso11
Ing price, el0oa PICKERING e CO.,
liz Washtnuenn Gtroet ta16 :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-17

0Ar FnAnc1son. Ian. III. H~vyn
Donohas, son of Pssss Dcaohoe. ~
rnalrunna maannAo. 80 mAkH1o0 toee
evs1ina . Nies Balls Wallae4 daaehtss
- - 49, JUstsso WnllaaA g 0Ab1foe-
- = -. Mars Caohe)to oaeho1gAl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-17

The Secretaries of War and the Navy
appeared bsfore the House COMMITTEES
on Appropriations in behalf of an APP
preparation for the Greedy relief expe-
ditiou. The President sent in message
on the subject.
The 0eenae a. ehA mnssasaanna H..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
(utiiCurd
AZ caEhT sKln cnRE

NV wife had most annoy Ing eruption
make It's appearance on the fingers OF both
al IL was ivy poison, Several physicians
saw A., some diagnosing IL as above, others
pronouncng itgalt rheum. A great many do
me,tic rem edes were used with no effect The
disease steadily grew worse. The presoHp-
lions OF three or four OF our best physicians
were tried. with but little better results. the
terrible itching was 30 great AS almost 70 de-
prive her OF sleep, AfteT Two months OF THIS
sufIering she began the use OF the luticura
Remedies What was the result? The nrst
appIication Of the CuIioura allayed the ltch,
Inc. and now after four months daily use 81
thenl her hands gre sound and well. uouDi
moi N they mad been employed az nrht cure
DIR w. ii HALL, DTpg0iS.
FRANK fort KY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
TYLER.
The Day in the Supreme Court.

The Day in the Supreme Court.
Special TO the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Dec. u The supreme
court to-day reversed and remanded
the following cases: The Houston Il
Texas Central Railway vs.. Conrad,
from Limestone; the Texas Il Pacific
Railway VS., Harrington, from Marion;
L. & H. Blum Va Rogers and wife,
from Hopkins; johnson VI. Bryan ct
al, from Kaufman; Estell w, Cole
from McLenuan: the Western Union
Telegraph Co. VS.. Brown, from Tar
rant.
Affirmed: Jacobs, Bernham & Co
VS.. Hawkins ct al. from Hunt the
First National bank Of WRxahachie
VS.. the Lancashire Insurance com
pary, from Ellis; the Texas u Pacific
railway VS.. Harden, from Kaufman.
Reversed and dismissed: The West
ern Union Telegraph company vs. the
State, from Travis. A rehear
ing was granted and the case
transferred to Galveston; Cage vs.
MeffOrd, from Erath.
The court.held that the law assessing
TAX on telegraph companies was un
constitutional.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
GREEN VILE.
The Question of a Ten Months School
Tax to be Voted on.
Lovers Of Horse Flesh on the Road
Lower Exposition Rates Wanted,

Correspondence OF the Gazette
GREENvILLE, TEX Dec. 10.-On
last Saturday night d. Simonds, deputy
sheriff, had his horse stolen, which
had just been hitcbed in front Of the
postoflice, a party is suspected, and
kilograms have been sent in every di-
rectiOn for both horse and rider.
Mr.. r. A. McMurtray's horse was
alao taken on ihe same night from his
stable, but was returned the night fol-
lowing.
The Cameron opera hall win be used
for court room until the new court
house can be occupied, and the county
and district clerks and tax collector
have moved their offices into ii.
Mr.. Fred Gaines, "ho has been
'slinglng type" for other papers for
many years, will enter the held of
Journalism here for himself in Janu-
AIRY by issuing the "Greenville APP
pesl.n
The question of taxing city property
for the parpose Of carrying on the
! schools In the city ten months Is again
before our citizens, and will be voted
on the 18th of January DeXt.
WOTkmen are busy this week put
ting up twelve-iOot palisade fence
around the new jRil, which, when
capped with barbed wire, will prove "A
formidable barrier TO an escaping
prisoner.
Mrs. Jennie b. Beauchamp, presi-
dent of the Womenis Christian Tenn
perance Union, was to have lectured
here tonight, but rain prevented.
Col. n. ). Ross, ex-sheriii Of this
county, now so favorably spoken of rs
candidate for United States marshal
for the Northern district of Texas,
made an able, fearless and faithful
officer, and is y man well qualified In
every way for the position.
The teachers institute OF Hunt eoun-
ty. of which Judge j. S. Sheriff. Is
president, held its regular monthly
meeting at Kingston on the 9th.
Many of our citizens feel a deep In
terest in the question of rates TO the
New Orleans exposition, aud trust that
more reasonables ones VIII be obtained.
AT present the rouud-trip fare from
here is $2l IS, which is more than many
are willing 10 pay. nan. A..
The young people anticipated the
pleasure of Christmas last night py
having three parties in different por-
lions of town, A pleasant one was
, that given by the hostess OF me Mont
comery house to Miss Bertha stevens
: one OF Greenville's popular young Ia
dies, to which THE GAZETTE cor
respondent was hidden.
Cotton is seen on the streets dairy
and brlngs 9lal03, Some 7OVO paie'
have been received here TO daIe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

ley; abolition of Clarkson. Sclpio,
Milton called the height OF Rome,'
and all history resolves very easily
into the biography of few stout and
earnest persons. Let q man then
know his worth and keep things un-
der his feet.r
There can be no effect without a
cause; hence, everything that happens
has a cause, near or remote, and man
in reality is the author of nothing. In
this way all effects must ultimately
trace to the great first cause, God, but
man, who is made in the divine inn
age, is the great second cause.
To rise above ones circumstances
does not mean 10 change ones condi-
ton suddenly and at will as by magic,
nor does it imply power 10 ward Off all
disagreeable occurrences; It simply
amounts to taking everything in 3
cOmmou-sense way; not being over
come by trials aud tribulatiOns, but
meeting them calmly and overcoming
them with new triumphs and joys
Push onward then, with firm de-
termination to place the yoke on all
adverse circumstances, and In some
way make them subserve your ends
az the destructive clements have been
bridled by science and brought to be
mans most valuable servants.
In the language of Emerson, "let a
man, then, know his worth and keeI
things under his feet.n
But in striving to gain hasty vie
tory over Obstinate and adverse cir
cumstances, let him keep ever in mino
the words Of Holland;
Heaven is not reached nj a single bound,
But we build the ladder by which We rise
From the lowly enrth to The vaulted skies,
And mount 10 its summit round by round,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
nlsElGuRlNG

its,-,,,res Ecroiula Sail ri eun1i and lniantile
ifntnora cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
l,uTrcuRA RnsoLyEsT, the ne " Dlo9q w !,
inpnfities and poisonous elements hn~
thua removes the cditse. ,..a,,,t.,
CuTIouRA, the great skln lure l hhssn ~
.t,avs ItchIns aud Inflammation, clears tns
sEifi and scalp, heels Ulcers ana SORES anu
restores the Hair. - NIL, t,..,,tt
CurICuRA SOAP, an exquisite ~ -, ~, ~
e',ra- IA Indispensable IN treailng hhln III
go, Raby Humors, skin blemishes, CnAp-
ped and Oily skin. .,.s.,n,siv nure.
,cf,,TfCtfRA REMEDIES are hosnlntsll Pu.e,
.nd he only infAllibie blood Purifiers ana
Skin Beauunefs. -. ,,,-,,--,., Al .ta
sod everywhere, Price, suIleShA'~ oIA'i
soar, Is cts.i hlzsoLshhi -
po,,,r Drag aad Uhsaieai TO-, bosteu-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
ScAln HEAD.

n. ]. Truesdeil, druggist, COnneeut, % re,
norts a case as f0llOWh he patterns heho
VOC air. oet a solid Ecab and the dry seal "a
Constantly falling of his head. making hlt
shouiders white in "A few hours; he tunei
hnrninp and itching aud a terrible headacne
aT ne lime Took three bottles 81 itt-soL
rps,s1r used two boxes CuTfCuHA ana SOME
ertireis Tree nom fcabs as IL Was the day nc
80 horn. No more itching and ournlnb
WI no more headache IL seems almost ln'
a lNa,,iosis fhat anything could cure 80 hed :
49, ~, otiiclriy. The patient says you do mol
claim half enough for CoTicuhA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

Fort WORTH "a
;
l,w Hl
a woIthS5
"a lOcents
az o g9lt worth "a 81 price sl
|
worth
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1 respectfully,
CHASE TRADING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
GEO. 3. LOVING < CO.,
Ranch, Land and Cattle Brokers,
Fort Worth, Texas
the following land and
solicit correspondence and inquiry
HASKELL COUNTY.

HASKELL COUNTY.
20. The A. Richie League, li2s acres.
The ga ah McFcrrUn survey, $500 acres.
surveys ~, n, Y, of b. y. b. a &, X. r.
Josie White, 62iacres.
Arthur nlay don, bl2 Rcres.
Sections IS, IS, %, n, n. G. Randolph Survey;
also, Survey 81, made for IA. Do Feez.
DENTON COUNTY.
6Ol. f7tB ACRES OF tho John Ayros survey, All
OF which IN under bnIbsd wire fence with
bols dare posts; abundance Of timber aud
el5 ACRES OF the Robert whitlook survey
also under fence, and situate one mile
south Of the Ayrcg survey,
Three tanks furnish an abundant supply Of
IS cows and belfers, 90 ono and two year.
old steers and 70 calves will be scld with The
above pastures,
PECos COUNTY.
sOi : SECTIONS ofthe alternates OF the NJ,
X. at. Extension IL r. CO.'S survey ,beiug
sections J. 80 3, block iiS, ana actions
SIS 81 acres u. u. W r. r. II. survey No. };
also surveys Nsa. n, Q and u, elg acres ench.
Texas Coairal railway surveys offered very
low.
PRESIDE COUNTY.
sR. y SECTIONS. or Ig.7sD acres, being the
alternate SECTIONS OF O., q, 4 \. y. X. Il.
Cos namo are situated 20 m les southeast Of
sol. 90 acrcs. survey NO. ., @. H.&s. a. II.
Il Co., very cheap.
CLAY COUNTY.
2sg. 1900 ACRES aud stock OF 100 cattle;
will veil o balf interest TO AN agreeable part
ner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
MARSHALL.
rns-HendersOn Nuptials.
.nndanca Id the Gazatle.

Correepondence Of the Gazetie.
MARSHALL, TEX, Dec. ll.-Tom
Henderson OF Milan and Miss Min
ME Burns of this city were mar
rIed Yesterday evening at the residence
OF the brides mother, Rev. Dr..
Melchill OF the Baptist church oihciA-
tino A large number OF relatives and
friends of the contracting parties, OF
which latter your correspondent was
one were present to witness the cere-
mony. The presents were elegant , 4. ~
and in profuse aDun pa
The happy couple left on the S;SO lral1
for New Orleans, where they VIII spenu
Mi Miss Minnie was one Of Marshall =
saiIest daughters, lovable and accom- !.
niished. She has been the center ot :
large circle OF a5miripg friends. mn WI.
viii sadly miss her charming society ,s,,
MT Henderson 10 district ATTORNEY
and resides At Milan, Cameron coun'
". .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
THE LEMAN-BRAND FARCE

The Indicted Persons Given Time to
Plead.
CHICAGO, Ill Dee l2,-Joseph c.
Mackin, secretary OF the Cook county
Democratic central committee, and
Henry Biehl, one OF the employees in
the county clerks office, the two per-
sons who up 10 date have been indict-
ed for participation in the election
fraud in the second precinct of the
Eighteenth ward, appeared before
Judge Blodgett in the federal court
this morning and gave bond in SIC, 0OC
each The accused declared that they
had not had time to examine the in
dictments and were allowed until mex
Tuesday to plead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13


poll only
I
= !.
rnnor aro nrta
Men
iron ran rorh bought % for
90 Wu /, npiuuo
rc "A worth 100
pr % " ) ow
Yoursro respectful
CHASE TRADING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

The best smoking tobacco Is q" L'''''
Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
$50, 600 in Bargains IN
Mems Clothing Half Value.

ciOn Commit sim,
certify that during the
sOdo
-. j.
70 time nSlc
SMALL. TYPE BELOW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
THE WORST is OVER!

n uey can
Low
i Jerseys Dry GNds&c offer Al
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-06-14
d. SPZsN.NN2
NO. II KEARNY STREET,
reats all <hrOaic and special Diseascs


YOUNG ZEN
who may DO suffering from the effects of youthful
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selves OF this. the greatest boon ever laid at the "
tar OF suffering humanity. Dr. Spinnsy will guar
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ness or private disease of any kind or characssf
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Middle Aged. Men.
There are many at the age OF 80 to 80 whe ~
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der, often accompanied by slight smartins o.
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III manner the patient cannot account for. ON er
anihihg the urinary deposits ropy ssdiment VIII
oFsn be found. and sometimes stnall particles
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diilculty ignorant of the canse, which Is thussc
ond stage of seminal weakness. DIR. 3. will learhT
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DIR. SPlNNEY L. CO.,
IL No. III Kearny street, San FranciscV'
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9 IL 5cu
NEW YORK, 1854,

About SIXTY nAion copies Of TIE 5rs have
gone cut Of oar establishment during he lo~!
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ty eight times.
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Of steady reading, night ANA day.
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.xour glorious victory cannot %
A MonS . A. a. NON than this. that
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MAP OF PUGET SOUND,

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! by mail Address
NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE Co..
Anacortes, Washington Terrific