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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24
INGALLS, SCHOLARSHIP.

Senator Ingalls, has been described
as eatirical dread, a common scoid,
bat il is evident that he possesses .
keen appreciation of the gentler char
'acteristics. His culogy of the late
Senator Anthony was q model. The
closing sentences will bear reproduc-
ton. Speaking Of Senator Antony's
services during the civil war, Senator
Ingslls said: "There were giants in
those days, and when the Macaulay Of
another age should turn to reverse eur
history he would find little in our re-
corded annals to explain the remarka-
BILE and long continued prominence Of
Senator Anthony in the country or
the extraordinary influence he had
exercised over all his contemporaries.
1t might well be wondered that he SO
seldom spoke who spoke SO well !;
but no printed page could record the
genial aud benignant courtesy that
had shonc in his demeanor and lent
irresistible charm to his department.
He had been the minister of grace.
He had never made an enemy, and
never lost friend. Him could no
heat of controversy disturb nor could
any rancorous partisanship provoke
into retaliation unworthy Christian
and a gentleman. His entire career
has been felicitous. Fate had spared
him its irony; Nemesis had been pro-
pitiated: fortune had favored him;
calumny and detraetion had passed
him by. There had been no winters
IN his years and he had length Of days
without ipfirmities. He had had hon.
or, health, love, friendship, atfluence;
his life had not been fragmentary and
unfinished, but full, round and COM
plete. For him death had not been an
interruption, but a climax"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24
A BRIEF ESSAY ON JOURNALISM.

Lincoln journal: A newspaper i.
not a philanthropic enterprise, but :
matter of business. II is not an ageu.
CIV for the reform of private business
nor for tie collection of debts, nor for
venting spite. Primarily il is ma
chine for spreading news, incidentally
il expresses opinions and advocates
such views of public matters rs seein
best. 1, is not printed for single
week or month or year 1t should,
TO hc successful. maintain q con-
sistency of conduct and advocacy. Ii
Is a guard ian of the public int rest in so
far as 1t may NEEDLE with public mat
tiers. II il be sensational il must be
unreliable, for re nsaiions are slways
unreliable and generally untrue. 1t is
the steady going, conservative psper
that wins its way 10 general regard
and holds il. Ii ito use figure
becomes g vehicle of private interests
and wrongs, il soon fuds the public
patronizing the opposition line We
have noticed that the man who squeals
the icu,lest to have some other fel-
low shown up to the public in
his true light is generally a
fellow WHO cannot himself bear
the sunlight, aud Is always the
quickest aud hardest kicker when he
sees il focusing in his direction. AS
n matter of fact. the world soon for
gets what is said about person in a
paper, bot the person never forgets il
that is, il il is bad. lift Is good, he
allows il TO speedily pass from his
..s.s .~ar,ouol tyrst2sN a. asnst .
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

J.H. KOILAS, II. d.
Physician. Surgeon and Accoucheur. Respond-
promptly 70 all calls at day and night exiented
tween Market aad Main streets. over Bolter's
furniture store. Particul1f attention to all
internal A1eetioos u the Throat Chest. Aldo
= Of women; and peculiar to Children;
WOunds, ffnctuYes, Dislocations, Eruptions,
Ulcefs and Tunors. Cousultation personally or
~ Letter N American. - well - the German
language. dls6-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24


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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

GTRhlED or SrOLEN-uu night Of pa
- from The undcr lsnod one clnyhnnE mare,
Mint years old, no 10 and hut lower nd OF ono
g, cut, shod, has sre name and tail aud feet,
about Il teen hunGa high Any Information
leading 10 her recovery viii be suitably rc.
ward, d. q, Il. Rovu, No. COS lipsrninb street,
Fort Worth,
TrHE roopnrs H. lngmce ma Emp q, n,ent
ONCE, up eair' over posto0loe, Room H.
u l'tn DIS, no els, tArmVr- mtrchnnfp con
tract "a ard prl AGO fem lcs u niahod with
oilahlo olp, 10Th mgO and frmHr III or.
dor. prom ny ultUu ci e. Telephone No. n
q W Gpyna. rro'rirtor
4 W" KINDS Of picture iramcs mad6 10 order,
~ also host place In town 20 have your pbo.
tnsmph and gone laGon. Little blue Gallery.
th7 Houston ttUct
WYNN a kNLNNp, general land and col
lection agcnta Tor the Panhandle of
rcNas, rascnHH roN.
\ RrESlAN BArH HOUSE. Natural uowm.
water, olghty Eallors per minute, noft d.
fMllMatvr wbiiu sulphur, mnWnCsia ana uoda
ult hret bathing WNlor lp lhn gmic, 10 may be
uHed az az Hot enriugt, drunk hot while bgih
VIZ 9tnsle ileketH % coute; i've tctcta, 81
SWpley \ Narkio proprictors, northwest oorbr,
public square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
LET EN- WINTER IN TEXAS.
no Renson why Texas should Not Rival
Florida ~ Winter Resort.

TAmAsAs srntSos, Tx, Nov q.
70 thc Editor Of the Gazntie,
As the season approaches for the eide Of
tourists 70 travel southwark 90 Florida
why do not the cities and watering places
Of I'cxns combine Ia an effort with the
rallrond companies Of Texas 10 divert
much Oi that travel To TcxnsY 10 Is as.
tonishlng 20 one aware Of the short WIN
tors and early springs oi Texas that adj
yertslng 10 the Northern and Western
press aud through railrOnd tourist guide
books and posters IL not rcsorted W by
such places ns Fort WORTH Dallas, Lam
pusas, Austin, San Antonio, Tyler, Pnlcs-
tine, Sour Lake, Wootcn Wells, Houston
aud Galveston Last season over 100000
-tmngcrs visited Florida OnGIounh
Of that number 10000 would he OF im-
nensr benefit 10 Texas, aud that number
may be secured This season By Immediate
aud energetic effort, IN which The rail-
roads should cooperate. When the pco-
pile OF the West, East and North learn
through advertisements how superior a
Tcxas spring is 10 a Florida spring -how
much purer and drler the atmosphere Us,
too they win come IN large numbers.
Travel mover sets IN III after The lst 81
Jnnunry consequently there IL ample
tlmo for Systematic advertising by imne-
diato cooperation
Florida rs generally advertised at the
North and East and West by The Louis.
vile s. Nashville, Illinois Central, Rich
mond 6 Danyillc, Atlantic Coast line,
Cincinnati Southern, ocean Steamship
line mud the Mallory line. an advertise
Florida 40 do the hotels OF Jacksonville,
ralaikn, Silver Syringe, Ferugndina and
san Augustine. They all hnye newspaper
cards ot many OF the cities North, East
and West. TcSos has none, J. believe.
/ a friend from New York remarked last
/ week that at one uuc many OF his ne
quuintaucc3 visited San Antonio, bu
| that 10 appeared 20 him now That sun
/ Antonio had ceasrd To- advertise aud iu
| consequence had Tower visitors. Adycr-
/ Using must be sustained, LAMrAsAE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
pE APOLoGTZE.

Our cstcumcd contemporary, the Gle
hurno Chronicle, demands an apology
from ruG GAZETTE to COY, ireland for
the puOlcotionand discussion of tho Ba.
kor lettcr This we are told is absolutely
essential to the retention OF the popularity
Of TIN Glmrr. Not being disposed to
surrender The good WIN OF either the puta
lie or the Chronicle, we humhly acqulcsce
In ils suggestion, aud submit tho fol-
lowing for the approval OF our Clebunc
friend, which ON being returned o K'd WIN
be promptly forwarded TO Austini
70 NiN ENrcllency, John ireland, hy the la
scrutahc Providence Of God, Governor at the
migot state of reNg8, Ruler OF tho publlc
| Conscience, supreme and ufallbO statos.
man
Grant we besoech thee, outot thcplenI.
tudc OF Thy unialng mercy, to forgive
the many sins OF one of thy rcbelllous
subjects Cover It's multitude OF errors
with The broad mantle Of thy hmcyoleucc.
and remember them against it No more
iorcycr Aud moro especially do
we bcscoch thee TO blot ont the
record OF its great traussrcsslon IN pub.
fishing 20 the world Thy views, on, wise
and mighty ruler upon the subject OF im-
migration which should have ever We
mainod profound state secret locked mp
Ia the breasts of the faithful In repeat
ing 60 Che vulgar horde those words OF
wisdom that teIl from the sacred lips OF
thysclf, oh, excellent ruler, "Avaunt,
thou Immigrant Texas has enough
population for soli.protocuon,n we
acknowledge our manifold iransgpcsSlons
aud hnmbly Invoke thy gracious pardon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
Nnllcrnf snIn.

BY virtue Of an order Of tho commits.
oioucrs' court Of Clay county passed 90
les November term, 1855, I VIII, at Tho
new courthouse door of Clay county, ON
ihe llh day Of December 1855, pr0cce.
to- sell what IL known rs Che old court
house property, belonging 10 Gay com-
", at public auction 10 the highest and
best bidder for onc-hat cash and One
hulf in twelve months, said sale To be sub.
icct To- ratification by the commissioners
court OF Clay county
T.. NJ. slime,
Agent and Commissioner Of sale for
Clay county, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
OUR IYRtYE

OGA fHftlfAtNfff
Superintendent DcDtons report tor
1855 Of the state unatlc asylum contains
some statistics worthy Of republication In
the press VI the state. TOO little attcn-
ton Us paid to such matters BY Che general
public, and some figures for comparison
win not be without interest 30 The reader.
There are under treatment nov IN The
insane asylums 5i5 patients, OF whom 500
are men and POS women. Though thr
mao o2ulntlon Of tho state is slightly IN
czccss the female, 10 does not account
for this excess OF mental alienation among
the men, and the question suggests Itself,
arc our men moro prone 10 insanity than
our womenf
The ngcs from thirty to thiriy-nye years
appear 10 bo most dangerous TO thc men.
tal faculties, as the uumberbetwccn those
ages exceeds the uumbcrombrnccd in any
other nyo years, OF those admitted for
the past year, 40 were married and
oiahiy-two single IS there are more sin.
gle Chan rnurricd persons in the state,
the proportion tells heavily against tho
married stotc, aud probably iust0es Che
tearof motrlmouy entertained by so muy
OF our marrlaaoble young people More
than half the entire number admitted
during the year, l23 out OF 2os, belong 20
lbo clagscs Of lnrmcrs and lab0ror,whlch
isa telling miuutlon Of the general belief
| ia thc happiness Of farmers HE,
| There are seven caitlumcn and lWO COW.
( boys three lawyers, two pbysicianabu
Tan editor Ia Che llst, for thc editorial lu-
n6tic 's not sent 20 au asylum-hc Is pat
ON prohibition paper and made TO do
double duty Disappointed affection.
Ont one woman 10 the asylum, three bee
camo unbalanced from oyerworl, four by
financial losses and two by ill-trcutmcnt'
'llorcdily" is given as the cause IN nity.
seven cnscs, showing tho danger 10 socic-
" OF improper marriages, which transmit
and extend the defects of the parents to
thcir children, lntcmperanco rs rcspon-
sibla for ten lunalics, but this cannot be
used az prohibition argument, for the
same number attribute their mental over.
throw TO religious excitement
The proportion Of patients by race and
nativity affords theme for reelection.
White the negroes compose apou. one
fourth Of oar gross population, the popu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

TrsA doesn't have any need Of % Joe
Nlulbalton TO cxaggcrate tho wonderful
things that IRE continually happening
throughout her broad domain All she
wants 10 iair play pnd strict adherence
TO cold facts, The other day when %
Grayson county woman gave birth to
i've bouncing boys A. one clutter, an Of
whom she named after lluslrious con.
temporary statesmen, tho press OF th
state madc no unusual fuss over 70.
Such thlngs may be- looked for IN Texas,
whore most everything is conducted ON q
grand scac. But observe the oGcctl
Other sections got Jealous and try to Off.
set ON superiority In the natal line by roe
sorting 10 Muuchauscn methods In the
ngmc ui sacred truth we liit "a voice in
protest against such q piece OF romance
a, this, taken from an Eastern paper;
"Two weeks ago Mrs Charles rrcbic OF
Cleveland, Ohio, give birth TO twins, one
Of which died. Ten days after the birth
Of the twins the lady gave birth TO another
finely developed child Tho physician lu
the nrst instance had not the slightest I'M
limnron that There was another chil1 to
be born"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
-lrrI.NrLnN unL-lNA-

trom he rcporl1f tbc di#cusson n the land
bond Iaat Monday at the capital H. Hppouu
that there a danger OF returning TO the min
nry dayu ot lada lH1g Whhull tho rustrctiona
aud safeguards thrown around ciyll liberty ht
Our consultation and lawn ami ua minute aud
particular ma the law mnbora have boon ~ 10
tho mode aud manner of using the military, 70
really appears that lhorn prc publlc mon now
VA office and aspiring 10 onlco who arc urging
upm the governor the use OF the military to
enforce q law that rs found imperative In the
pasture regions simply because public acnli.
ment thorn rs opposed To it--lson Antonio
Gimos,
The Times is Il thck.and.thm organ Of
Gov ireland, but when raugcrs wore
scnt TO the thlckly populated county Of
larrant TO aid In the execution of clyil
process we heard nothing of the danger
TO civll liberty from the subordInallon OF
the civil 10 the military. Oh, no. but
now that rangers are wanted to aid In en-.
forcing the law Ia soarsoly settled dis.
tricts against lawloss syudlcatcs aud
corporations whose stockholders live IN
Wall street, We are treated to dhqulsi.
lions on clyll llborty 1t s an right Ia
send rangers to Tarraut, but not to the
Panhandle what are the rangers for q
not 20 sorvc IN cases Ike thlsy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

Is iWt ole legislature passed what ~ known
ns The mcioeufo oct, Ia when II male penal
oncufc ior any ono 70 incloao school lannH
without authority u appears That thla laW
cannot bc enforced in ING Panhandle from ihe
fact that tho oGecn iu tbnt part Of thc state IRE
Interested 10 using ihc grass or afo dependent
ON The fred R.h.s vote for tlclr offices San
Antonio Times
A fouler SANDER on any people was
mover perpcuatcd Tho "ircc-arass
yo,e" does not favor fencing up the pub
lic grass from common use. And what
IS the proof "ttat the officers Of the Pam
handle arc Interested In using the pnsst'
There is o law TO punish Illegal incloHnro
Of public lands let II be- enforced
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

NEw YoRK possesses ono lcycl-hcndcd
Clergyman ia thc person Of Rev. Joscph
x Mason. lie oxposcs The Stiffness Of
the npht on Sunday newspapers by ccr-
tain puritnnlcal pastors and says THAT
they ought, TO bo consistent, 10 hight Mon
day morning papers too, which noccssi'
lato Sunday work. He says that tho
edilors prc making thclr Sunday editions
bettcr md better. Ills idea Of good
Sunday paper was one that printed stand
ard selections from The great writer's
good poetry, historical storIcs and @
wholesome literary miecellauy Mr..
Macon must have fallen upon u stray
copy Of tho Sunday GAzErrr, else he
never could have described The ideal
paper hall 800 we'll,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
MAN Of Genius.
Clarkosyillc standard.

ON the question OF geographic or.
biography the whole world takes sides
with US, always excepting our acute
brother Of the Il, W. G., who has en-.
paclty for advocating noyeltlcs1 only ac-
ccpOhe 20 himself Men OF genius,
however, are said ia ho always ia ad.
vance of their age, aud who knows but
that a thousand years hereafter Room.
Elee may hc the accepted orthogmph,
Tor fiddlors Green or some other OF the
~ preaont uudcnnnd mgIons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30.

Disregard not, we bcseech thee, these
tears Of penitcnce. Author Of oil good
aud lust state policies, hear us andanswer
oor prayers. TnE GAZErrE.
r. S.-wo beg forgiveness Of thee, also,
for differing from thee about ousting roo-
Der "syndlcatcs and corporations outside
of Texaa.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

Tms country wouldn't 90 70 the dcmnl-
ton bow-wows, even II II did have to get
along without president for little
while. There was no president from l715
70 1887. our fathers maintained the
most unequal war In history, organized O
government, and won independence With
out the services Of president We are
as capable Of getting along without the
one-man power now as they were then,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

TUE lease policy isa failure Abolish
the loasc hwi enact a scnsnlc, practical
lund.salcu laws invite aud encourage im-
migration, and The rohhcr syndCntos aud
corporations win not be able TO teuce up
whole counties Illegally Tho land law
ouDy does legally what these corporations
~ lIiagRIN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

Mrs G, D Brown has sold msuy cloak,
during this cold spell She has, how,
ever received othors from New York
which roplcDlshcs her assortment. llrl
short wraps, as wen as Nrwmarkcts
circulars and coats, arc scllmg lanldly,
and her prices ere as low as the lowest
Ladies, como aud SEQ at $40 Houston
street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

JoNGmss meets to-duy week It viii
hnyc lyely session ahood What with
the revision of the rules the ann, the
silver dollar ciyilscryIco reform aud the
removal Of offensive pprUsous, thero vii
ho enough Co do to keep the members free
from Idle mischief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

GOV, lHEANp Us On record as believing
lmt Dix pasturos causod tcpco.cutting.
Yot- Tho governor declines 20 use the
authority OF the state 20 destroy Illegal
icneos around big pastures, II Is como
comfort In this dilemma TO know that the
bulllonares heartily approve Che oSocu.
rSc policy OF mncton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

MIR BLAINE should send Mr, Gladstone
message OF confidence. Blaine laid hls
overthrow 20 Burchard's anltcratiye
church.mlk, and Mr.. Gladstone says
chamborlaiu't Introduction OF the church
question M the campaign cost the Lib
erals Victory These two eminent
leaders are cmphaucally agreed that tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
PROFESSIONAL.

IlusS q ROSS aiioncys at law nnd ownora
IL M the Fort Worth and rarrani county
AntFNoN' pvrWl attention given Ia titlea nuti
lU'Enuou pertaining 10 lhuds. Loans peeptiatrd
oh county huds and inrilo CITY propprty. tirice
W i"Nd hloch. ovor HaN, Uotira real estate and
Insurance office
WOOD, flsllkR foRp, Attornoys al.
w Law, san Marcos, ToXaa,
DAVIS, btAli. q RuGtts, AttIraeys and
- tnpnselnra ~ law Over Fort W0fth Ma
nonal hank, Main street, Fort Worth. Tex
NJ W ". MOUTH, homonphthist oac,
ana residence Third aireet, corner Ruak
lnpnNitn the opera honsr. nMee hours o Ia N
\ nj s;3o g Z, M; SundAys 10 70 n a. M.
roicphonc, M 800 VT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

lw little newspaper hlrtation going
ou over at Dallas ia becoming Intensely
interesting WHOM last heard from The
Nrws was singing softly 10 itscli "ls n
maiden all the better when Shots toughYn
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lIonrIottn InhrnnnAnnI


Tho Fort worth GAZETTE now throws
twelve pages ut It's readers every sun
day morning, Nice, clean, well.printcd
pages they arc, and hrIm full OF news and
other good reading.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
MnnMs Non IinNr.

ELEGANT ROOMS FOR ront, over Fred |.
~ Kings drug 9lorc. For further informa.
ton apply TO Fred 4. Nlug,
DLE ~ ROOMS nnd met class board oG
reasonable t'rm can be furnished az Gl5
Pecan street, corner hlrd
FURNISHED ROOMS, central iocntinp Ia
4 ,ont by Mu. NJ T., Garth, -outhwcat cor
ucr second aud Florence.
TNONNlNlltu ROOMS centrally located nno
convenient to lirst class boarding house
Ihtnctmnflon street. between second and
Third. llolcronCes uuulrcd.
Mas. A. G.. \yNLEir
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

10 FAohange--A splendid Farm for cattle.
We VIII exchange splendid rich farm
OF lAS acres, within two miles OF Wealth.
ortord Tor stock cattle, TO be delivered
at Thorp Springs
llANlY & McKlNNF,
Weathprlorl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR EEN1-h buelnops house. No. M, boz
4 Wcon sixth aud seventh, Houston street.
Apply to 5, Sraton or A. W. llutChina, 900 Main
street.
" ErEltAh CERTIFICATES tur sale by sluw
' art llablcht, Austin, Tex.
Gilir your game % j IT. RoDlnaon. butcher
- ana dealer In game, l6l3 Main street, Fort
Worth. satisfactory returns made.
AI ONEN, MONEY, AiONEN-I T. Whitaker.
lNk the yluUculturst, offers lyrrat reduction
"a grape roots; VIII sell until turthci notico in
lots from 500 To 1000 at iia n thousand, nlrandy
packed aud rrndy for hhipmcnt, and win shin
q. o u. to any address, must have money