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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
SWEPT aY 4 CYCl9SR.
a TeSns Town Narrowly sIisacs Annihiln-
A,Tbo Damags.

- AfNhs ANNh NhffWWiJ MiHsrs Ahlhh'lnN
ilonsrbo Damags.
special 10 the Gazette
RUSS, Tx, NOV "A very dcMrpei-
I've cyclone has lust visited this portion
OF the county Since Tueaday va hstr
had continual rains aud showers, and "
O'Clock yesterday evening, looking to the
southwest there could be seen very hlhek
clouds, follGwad In twenty minutes Gsiht
cyclone, tearing down tt3eus aud trics,
and making straight for The town, but
through tie interpretation ui providence
when within 500 yards II g0pamted, going
around both sides Of the town, doing leks
damage than would have, occurred lad Il
kept ~ course
Az far az could be learned MED. ",
Summers Kitchen, fencfs and tfess Nefr
blowh away damages, a6QD.
Mrs. Va. A Shocks damages ag0aut 70
Sl0p.
Rev u. y. Dccts lpnce and isgey wcse
blown down
Mrs -. - Smiths damages hln'sqsf x
$3.50.
Mr. ! W Conner hsl some Siegf Nllta
aud four houses, bagn and faDroe Dl9an
Gown.
Two nfgfo families nafre~ly escaped
death damages "a property, SlDN,
Mr. Corners family Rore rstariiing home
IN n carriage aud BE yelirio was blown
over and Mrs. Corners was slights
bruised ON her arms
Mr. william SnmmerH barn, ienee
etc, were blown Slown{ damages Sipp
Joe Summers sad anov buggy smasliea'
$780,
~ r. X. Fla4ior's barn, lenpes lahh
chhnneys we've blown down. DAMAGES
Rl5O. I'M
Mr.J. -. ! Ongs damages ioos up tsy3
/ and others were qamngtd % F,nWl
amounts. No news has been receives ~
I vel as 20 the OXtcnt " country tho cycippf
( passed over and no further damages ~
known At tails time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

siop business. We are satisfied With tn,
nogro labor NOW employed, md we dC
not propose TO permit any laboy nniOn "a
dictate how we shall cosluct our bust.
ness | do not know us any change 10
the situation ot AFFAIRS. There ain bc
none u the Knights oi l.ator eVltvt as to
introdaceit We do not desire % eni.
ploy any of thcn, aud We trlicvc W. are
justified In employing tho kud ot ithoi.
crs We dnd most suitable 80 our pur-
poses
TAIN wan uNE or rmr uAtLniS}n
MIN NgRR, Nov g.-lleurV b. Mallory
~ the Mallory steamship company eld
yesterday in regard to the boyoottlug Of
his line as 6alvcstun cit aEccts aot
only u.s. bot all business men ia Texts,
The strike, or whatever Il may BE- oallOtl.
extends rs influence so all that portion OF
the state tributary a. Galveston rBp
railroads are affected hy u and al mes
cantilc Interests besides, Why, trade n,
practically ara etandstll. The strikers
wonH allow freight to bo deliy.
cred at olfs dock and they try 20.
prevent oyeyy ono from having auY deal.
ings with us. However, | suppcwc we
c0n stand u u tlu good people uf calves
ton can. We hayta large QuantAy OF
trclgla noW rs orr dock tiero awaiting
shipment, AND Shat viii furnish ns with
cargoes for sOse time to COME W. are
putting Il anNngd our steamers without
and WHOM IL is all dis foscd
OF ! suppose We Shall have to await de-
Ncloplpnts.N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
waco.
Poor Humanity wants More Money EroU
shs Road Young Hunghs.

Poor Humanity wants More Moucy gfom
shs ltoId-Noung Runghs.
Special to tho CnEotte.
WACO IIN., Nov The recent ons,'
of suffering aud death OF destitute per
sons here, due chiefly 70 the lnck of any
rlpNuOFynDy Institutions for organized
charity, have Hwatengd the public " the
necessity for action, ana Il call is made
IN tlse bay this afternoon Tor 5ua per.
sons who VIII give SBpcr month cnch for
one year, which VIII create Il fund of
$1,000, enough 20 relieve incidental cases
Of suffering through the winter aud start
a charity hospital
II seems that tbs plaintiff in the Gaze
Of Siarlcy vs., the II as Y. G. ralrUad H
not satisfied with The verdict rendered
the other day, wi ich awarded him dam
ages 10 the amsGHt Of Slla,OQg, and
NH appeal 10 ihp.euprene rouHa owing
TO thu technical 5ss " the cas2, lawyers
say The verdict was In real ~ u victory
for the railroad peolic. and shut shirley
can only rPcoy g0lpDut SIC, 006, Instead Of
1lla,0 thattha Judgment calls for.
IN Outrageous exhibition Of hOOdlum-
ism Is reportcl1s having occurred three
miles west OF The city, whos0 party OF
young men rode their no rezs into private
reside nCcs and terrorlUed families gcncr-
ally. Strange DO say the V,licers have not
made any arrests yet.
AZ 70 tho mbfoglio bcbWgcn the cotton
buyers nud ~ eighcrs, tbs former seem 10
have The 3eat 81 tho situation and are run.
ming tbenogn yards.
Dr. DIR Wallace, superintendent %
the nitnutiOu for the Insane at Terrell,
was ~ the city to-Gpy on private bnsI
ness.
The Examiner this morning makes 4
sharp attnck on President Cleycland's 80.
sitlo' 4 on the silver question, and says hf
Is IN StcOrd with the money kings
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
POLITICAL.
Gov nill Thinks ahc Domoesats uan five
without The Mugwumps.
Nnmo main Rnmn5lSn.

Nhw yOgR, Nov. THE World pub
dishes this morning an lHlcgloW with
GOV hin, from which Tho following Is
takenI
nGoycrnor, don't you think tlio roconf
victory In th@ state ls purely D Demo-
cratic oncp
~ DO, mos, emphatisglly. There eau
be no doubt about that. There may have
been Republicans aud Independents who
voted for me, bat they did so with The
perfect understanding thnt vas =
Democrat, uud without asking 10 dictate
my policy, Jr 70 oontrolall tbs Offices At
Albany, in The event OF my success The
victory in New York means that the
Democrat9arc IN The majority In ais
state and people VIII not be dlssatiGAed
with thorough Democratic adminlstra.
tlOu, IN an that II implies. don't
,liink Il II necessary for tho Democratic
party 10 nak the Hdgide and con- ant OF
inc Republicans Ia making rcmOyfls ifom
Office, appointments, Or IN shipping poll
cy. AZ ! said, ihe Democratic pafss OWei
lis elevation 10 pOw0r 20 DGmoCr0ts, ano
do not ahink u X nee 9ssary "a
essential 10 our success 10 Lgy
aud win the approval Of Republicans, oi
so-called Independents and AugwQmps
The Democracy are the ones ~ be pleased
it scHms 10 me. don't Gieh 70 plac,
myself IN tho attitude Of crl Lreim oi l'feti
don't CleYelnhd The Democrats hay,
been out u power a long. time and per
haps have become litt.a rusty Ia man
aging the Affairs OF government Al
that win be changed SOON Is changing
now Lbcllcye the Republicans are anH
ious 70 glye advice, nd 10 run our part
Tor US. They ha,e always appeare'
willing 10 do that, lut | think We shal
get along Just as Wen Without their advice
ON interference. The pcople have electes
us; Why should we apologize 70 the he
pubIicans or any one for taking bold anf
! performing our duty. ! couieas can go
10 reason for IL.
81 notice 10 tho recent reappointinen
Of the ciyil-scfsiee commissioners homl
one iapge As 10 remark that the apppintec
chairman Of the commission Wng recon-
iEeDded % Chioi Justice Waite. Indoubt.
edly The apsoliltee n q good capable
lnan, Ont Hhy The necessity Of getting
llim iodofecd Nv q Republican jndgof
rs itlilc theory thai the Democrats are
N some way accountable 10 the Rcpubii.
cans iof everything they dor don't
sinik The people expect 4, aud don't
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
Congressman Begin to Assemble A
Would-Be Set Of Reformers
Sprung Up in the House,
AS, Effort 70 BE Made TO Place The
Indian Bureau Under the Control
OF the Wan. Department,
sN'.tn,astcr General Villas Ann,nr Himself
20 Mcoton Espected Attack rtpm
Congress.


snri'ai 10 the GHfettr.
WARRINGTON, Nov : ConarcSsmen
ARE slowly gathering foY the session aud
ARE SOW principally oneagcd In looking M
Winter quarters No attention IN paid 10
the organization of the next house
speaker Carlisle j. expected shortly. NJ
legislation will DO attempted tlll after
lannsry.
rltE FIRST nAprtE.
4 light viii onsae Immediately after as.
sUmhling ON rules and q strone effort Will
be mntlc to break Tie power oi the nppro.
pmation committuu, Who now dictate
whatever course A soemly 60 them TO the
house. Tho rule r0lorners viii try "a
strip them Of uoutNol of all appropriation
bills and refer these TO special commit.
tsvs, having charge of legislation AFFECT,
ing their special Interests. Randall viii
bitterly oppose the scheme and We has q
strong following, but the straw nov
points 20 victory for tho rctormcrs.
nGur uN rHn iNnLAN RunrAu,
An effort 1etl be made &c
take the Indian bureau from the
control OF the interior department and
transfer IL TO the war department The
Indian bureau has long been source oi
fraud and 1t IL a'liovcd TINT the army
officers can better scrye the interests
OF the government than civil agents.
ROnRiNG rhE EMPRESS COMPANIES,
Newspaper and periodical postage fol
last year show n gain OF . per ccut
over the previous year. notwithstanding
the reduction nndo ON scooud.class mat
ter, II Is supposed that the department
Is getting business away from the cNpIess
companies on this matter.
nARrilotpl
The Designer OF the statue ot Liberty
VIII be here shortly To confer with Oh,
committee TO select the pedestal for th,
Lafayette statpn.
rtErAhING TO DEPEND nt1lsELr.
Postmustor-Gcncral villas " preparing
defense OF mis- action IN refusing 70 ap
| ply the 500, 000 steamship mail subsidy
| authorized by the mst congress He Il
considerably disturbed at the prospect o
an atlarl, on HIN Ia congress he vii
try to show that The money appropriate
will be insufficient "togo nroundn amonl
the steamship companies at the rate O
compensation indicated by congress
That body would be apt TO resent u, /
| Villas should refer to the notdiioui
lobby Whleltlnrgely secured the admlssloi
OF The bin on, the last night OF congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
WEATHERFORD.
An Tho Men in Parker County ConLla'i
Tnio Him Alleged wife.Bcnter.


Tnlo Him Alleged wifc.Benter4
- aCial 20 the Gazette.
WEATflERFonD, Tx, NOV 7,-ShQr.d
'y x. Baylor came IN on thc westb0uud
Erain this morning with I'd. Allon, who
WAS Indicted jasl term 0i the gfald jury
at this place r tho theft OF cattle AZ.
Ion was arrested yesterday at Mansfield
lD Tarrant county by the constable 40 that
place. This wns surprise 20 cur people
here, as the might've has stated several
times that all the men IN Parker couldn't
arrest him; but It was done by ono man,
and that without a pistol, ue coniesses
10 the crime and was placed IA NIL.
j. N. EAniott, a carpenter ~ this
place, was arrested to-day on capias Is.
sued irOm the county court charging him
With aggregated assault aud battery on
the person 81 his wife. he gave bail 10
the sam 81 S2Go
Rev, j. w BizNiar nnd Rev Mr.. Rob.
cfts Of Lipap, Hood county Rev. j. G..
Putnam Of Jacks0Oro, Bey. G. II. Ellis %
Whit and Rev. r. " Sheltoa Of Graham
ARE an % the city on their way 20 the con
foFencc ~ CorsicAna.
4 W Stephens, Ieqi II attending corsi
Al palO PINTO.
Robert l.. DoWniug's ~Tally-Ho'i com
pany Is billed fcE this city on the lita.
w. Il. Benedict Of Graham, villa has
been visiting IA Louisville for aboAt tRC
mouths, IL ia the city, and will lwave fol-
homie Monday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08


Roadway at their wliaryes, when word
came that the yard crews OF the Houston
& Texas Central railroad had refused TO
touch merchandise for Galveston. As
this is the only railroad which has Il track
running TO the Navigation com
pany's wharves, the strikers were
complete masters of the sit
natlon. Great excitement prevailed
at Houston when II became known that
the boycott had reached that town. The
day opened quiet In Galveston, large
crowds of strikers congrcgatlng on the
corners and watching the Incoming
passenger trains bringing members OF the
state executive committee TO the city 10
confer with the capitalists. Each side
passed the morning hours in secret CON
ference with their own members.
TnE CONFERENCE.
At O'Clock the important conference
bctwccn the state executive committee Of
the knights OF Labor and the self-cnn-
stitutcd committee of leading citizens
was opened In the hall Of the knights, All
proceedings were strictly secret. Twenty
brawny knights guarded the af-
proachos to the conference chamber
and vigorously elected every newspaper
man Who had the courage To apply for adj
mission. On the part OF the knights OF
Labor the conference was represented by
ten out of the thirteen members compris-
ing the state executive committee, With
Master Workman Golden nj their bcad.
on the part Of the business interests of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

Special 20 tha Cnzetlc,
WAsuIyGuoN, Nov, THE following
patents were Issued this week 70 Texas
invontor3i
A T.. Boston, inrckn, drag-saW
r.. y, Jarrett, Melissa, harrow and rake
attachment for ploWs nnd CultiNators.
u, q. Porter Cameron, water clcynt
tor.
And tho following 10 Arkansas invent
ors
D. =. lDhnson, Judsouia, device fogas~
sorting berries, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
ANAUSTlSITE SUICIDES.
The wife Identifies Her Husband rh,.,,r,,.
The Newspaper Accounts.
sneCiOlto the Gascttc.

The wife Identifies Her Husband rh,o.r,,.
the Newspaper Accounts.
speSiSl 10 the Gascitc.
WILMINGTON, pNL.. Nov cotone,.
Smith received the following .elcres,a
from Austin, Tex, yesterday nllo,I
elot&ng and other things that hcloneea
TO The man that committed suicide a M,
Clayton house, named N, Yoirht, M,
positive he WAS any husband.
"hiRs, Y0natf,n
Ting name ~ the suicide, AZ wrisen
upon The hotoI register, vas thouaht x
be NJ, lloyt, although the autoaraph WA
oNldcally written IN disguised hand.
and careful study OF The ehafaclof,
could disclose resemblance IA M
Nolglh The place OF residence elyen !.
entirely unlnielligihlc. Ata glance. bn,l
over, u would bo taken for Now yoth
although u looked qalte IA much
Ike Manayunk as anything aim
There is nothing Go ehow how Alrs
Noight could identify the snlclde, but N
is prabuhlc that she has accomplished h,
through the full description alyen in ,hr
newspapers and q fac simile OF his sl,rol.
turc ny taken from tho hotel register and
printed ~ several papers,
spocisl tn the Gazoitc
MNsrERIodw UASr,
AUSTIN, TIN, NOy - Mrs, yolnhh
who figures Ia The Wilmington, bea.
sensation, W The keeper W a boarding
houses ON Congress- avenue IN this tlty
She WAS interviewed hy Il GAzr8R II.
porter Tonight and says Tho man reported
70 have comnli1cd suicide az
Wilmington was lnr husband md
that he wpnt 10 that plnfa
mot from AuelIn, but from New Work.
she says she don't h0kNc Il was suicide,
bat something worse when asked
''where and when they were MARKEDLY
she declined 10 answer, but said she hail
I been living IN Austlnsl years, although
/ her name docs not appear mi The d.
vpotory
Airs. Weight isa German, aud tall,
goodIopking woman Of thirty.
I've, She decllncd TO answer
several questions OF the reporter, whom
She charged wi.ls mperiincncc, shg
rems astonishod AZ The cxtent OF ,bi
sensation Seemingly tnem u d t5,e
under the chin aud she has been mt on
her guard by her lawyers.
German citizen was Rubae,
/ quuntly interviewed aud saldi, Mrs.
Noigu'H husband left here tlirct
years ago, rs they could not yet
along togotherD lie formerly had
u drug tore hero. She lived az 0atman-
willie awhile, whlGh explains The absppeo
OF her nnmc from the directory
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
r,..laentlal Arrsintmenla.

Tho president made the following ap
pollitsaGnts to-day
James A. Bayard, Maryland, secretary
OF Arizona.
.hmcsC Stmughn, indiana, sursoyoS
general OF idaho.
Jamcs Dawson, Colorado, snryeYor'
general sf Colorado
John ilise, Arlzona surveyor general
a. Arizona.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
CONSENT OR CONSIDER ?.
The Point Upon Which Hinges the
Great BoycOtt--Strike Extended
by Force to Houston,
The Direct Navigation Conpauy Ap.
pealS 70 the Governor Liam
Guard Ready Tor CAN.
\ Conferences without Kcsui, \ Coinyro.
mise To-Day OR STRIKE All o,or
the stase To- Morrow,


: In 10 the Gazette
IS O. lsFAcroW CONDITIONS on AintinS.
= WESTON, Tx, Nov THE situp.
ton Of the Mallory boycott to.nlaAt is
iullyaS unsatisfactory us at any time slacc
its Inauguration The strikers we're
strengthened early this morning hg phi
waite reports from Houston that the cot
ton rollers OF the Direct Navigation com.
pany had failed to report for duty. AZ
soon as this company discovered that
they were LETT ia the torch
they put ON second crea oi
cotton handlers, aud were mixing lar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

apecal 10 sho Gazette
JEFfn asos, TeA., Nov. 7.-tsp ", 4.
Armistead, returning from fvlpnat
Springs, where he had been fllenHlps
disirics Oourt, reports ste ipng"s
ing destruction and duath Mfoysht y :
cyclone 81 Patslpgill's min, tt1p A'lnsna.
on the oh lnst. terrible cyelqne h"Sps
through Cass county, near AfinAsi NY
yasiatlng everything IN ~ course, hpisnA
aye negro,s oulrlgt alid Wounnlns n's
moro and iw0 white lAdlefi VnN :"
whom was Mrs. Bruce. Iae Iilpe ~, IT,
eere literally sawed on Onl1 one lpgrs
remained. The scene gasore Of ufso'"'
ton and ruin u..
AT She residence " Ray Y 2, Ma.h
wIcke, the pastor o. the paplis. spna.'l,
the members OF lis cossiestp,on .,ss IN.
hlm and siie lineu paliy, q reispfaa ".
OF their linen wedding, 6 being thn sn'.-
tieth anniversary Of thcif Weualns' Nhl's'
Todd delivered d yeig ane address, "9 y, !.
was fecllnaly responded 70 ~ ises' ~.
Ilardwicke. EgagylhIng pasAeA on Ns ",
pleasantly, aud The linen aceunulnss "
into great nlags They wefe ihAff'F''
IN laiifax, WI. Nov. y lHba.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

MtiioNt roo pTAp 10 git1
NEW NuHK, Nov. I. REPORTS f,,,, 81.
alnla gay Mahonc Is socially and polI,Ie.
ply ruined. He has serious thought W
leaving Virginia The telling esaInsi
him ~ the state II SO great thai he Nm "a.
socially ostncised. 'f''pe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
vol. XII 40 lOs.

mink Democrats are pleased with n ~.
probably when the Democrats haye hes XXX
power longer VIZ win learn "a DO ~
managing our own affairs on oar o,s ~ Y, Nv
possibility think the election N t, M
state Is guarantee Tor the peo.le ~, ~,
they win sustain us in such eoorsc +, ,''7'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

Special To ihe Gaxette.
NEW YOHk, NOV. -~Iienry Ward
Heccher said to-day 'sMy lecture trip
during the coUllng winter VIII eoYtr d
larger area and call me D0re frsquenilg
10 the platform than essr before Ia tDo
same space 81 tins. ay he4lih was ncvcr
better. and | feel IN every respect equal
"a The task ahead ~ NC =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

iAHRApir'S atAionry
pEs MoiNEs, Iowa, Nov. ~ heon,to.
turns received up to an early hour NM
morning the State liegistcr paccs IN
majority Tor Larfa1ee, Republican eandD
datafOr governor, az fGGs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

young wpfnan mo HhutS x,
teacbor M Dons.ile, Vas Z yourleu w.
by the local Paper a. epast the G'sk. XXI
oj.eu but snot 100 ia 70 be q sff} A'''''' 3
4 ne eonIfanlon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
}. G. EVANS co.
1rDGBy Curtains and UDhOlStGriGg.

NJ. are showing the largest Stock Carpets son
Vest and selling all grades at Lower Prices
bsn many years.u Persons desiring
should not fail TO examine stock before purchasing.
", ~ calling n designs
pttonc handsome soc
cotonca ar attractive X ac
pcts q 3D.. ION, ~
which considered bargain shr, %
"pe "Vo ' "t 'i uc'sn are reNl.
rsMldr.. ~
|. ss e.uA sp
ss,ebcn largely II
as.rrHE WORLD ON s-PLY cARPeTswe line all
pIra
Il rhavlesta co
attractive soc
"A smtryB uselse ... re
a ched n
sels iu de 1On
4 Brusel positive
N Bue best grade
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
THE THREE WEIRD SISTERS OF RABID REPuBIICANlSM

D. Jn German. Re-
VI
Fire i l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
DECATUR.

special 10 he Gazette.
DecuuH, TrNo Aug. rho State
Farmers alliance was in convention here
to-day, fully live hundred members being
present. The address Of welcome IN he
half OF the city was made by Mayor r. j.
McNllrrTy, and in behalf of the Wise
County alliance by Hon G.. -. Pickett of
Wise county, which were responded ia by
MIR. Bows Of Jack county.
Many of our town and county people
are going to attend the reunion at Fort
NVsth H. WI Scycrgl left Mis- even
Ing chapcroncd by Capk wiz y MHlcr
Of Decatur, clerk of the district couri Of
Wise county eesSs.lssakN Sis ~ Ia EEIsi
IL. II, BrooRs OF the Decatur Democrat
was arrested this morning by Sheriff
Nlann, ON Charge OF slnudcrine Miss Cissy
Waits of Decatur Tie slnndcrous
word, were published in the Democrat last
week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
rn,svr>rivG

al TNplio-Naiiurlni Fever aud Cure for
f,h,umatisn, NJ last Discovered
ny The firm OF Hughes Bros, mnnuiOc-
turing chemists OF Dallas, Tex, This en-.
icrprising firm have ior the last 1--WE Years
been engaged In the manufacture OF bak.
ing powders, Wines, cider, vinegar, etc
br H. a. Hughes, who prcsidcs over
their laboratory, has for the last forty
years hern engaged IN the study and pIac-
ticr uf medicine and chemistry. They
also have IN their laboratory Prof, Geo.
q. Calhoun, Who has ion many years been
Il teacher oi chemistry, also Mr.J. Price
Warrlck, graduate OF chemistry IN the
University of Philadelphia, These gen
demon IN misunderstanding The various ar
iiclcs already mentioned have found It
necessary SO comhat excessive irrmenta-
tlons, whether Nlnous, nvetous or alco-
holic, Which have ever stood IN the way
al successfully manufacturing vino.
Vinegar and alcohol In our
southern climate Tho experiments
haye resulted IN The discovery
az an ugent which completely obyiatcs
this difficulty This agent j. The extract
az the bark of a tree indigenous SO the
state OF Texas. Carrying their expert.
iuents sim nlrihSr, they luwe asccrtained
that this same extract as completely con
trolls the only remaining fermentation
KNOWN 90 the arts aud sciences, VIZ;
Hood fermentation wlich Is the cause of
levers as Well aS of rhoumatlsm This
agent they have combined with the cN.
tracts OF ginger aud lemon, thereby rem
.,Ierlng ii Il most ctlcarlous rs well rs de-
Ightfui and palatablc beverage 1t lsnot
only one OF the best tonicS IN ii> effects,
INIT the use OF Il oftcctually prevents ~
pl.o-nalarlal fever. AZ the same time, il
b sure cure for rheumatism. Dr.
Hughes, ATTRACT OF Lemon aud Ginger Is
nut IN IN eases of TWO dozen bottles, and
can be found az an frst-ciasS drug and
grocery stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
MISrnAL WELLS.

special to The Gazette
MiNRR,L WHrIs, TN Aug { Scnn-
tor Maxey and family are stopping at The
Piedmont.
Rev. j. Il. Graves Of Memphis is trying
the virtues OF the mineral water He is
very much afflicted with paralysis
Miss Nina Moore OF Paris Is tt guest at
Mrs knights.
The ball and ice-crcam supper AZ the
Piedmont last evening was quite IN On
joyablo affair, aud all who attended pro-
nOunccd II n perfect success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-05
Mhrrr,cr Mnlnin l.>l.t..

The bilious are Is certain prey, In IN.
tcmittent and remittcnt fever dumb
aguo and ague cake, The liver
is always seriously affected, and
the blood contaminated With
bile one OF the chief reasons why Hos.
letters stomach Buffers Is Such Il sure
defense against chills aud fever and every
form ot nalarial disease, is, that il dors
away with liability Ia the disease, byrc.
forming irrcgUlarity OF the hillary organ
In advance OF the arrival OF the season
when The disease Is prevalent. There Is
no inner terrifying proMntivc Tor those
about Visiting az emlgpting SO locality
where the niiasth0-taiUt exists There Is
no certain Immunity from disease IN an
endemic or cpidcmlc form, 10 be secured
By the use OF the average touics and anti-
Snasmodics, But who're Quinlnc fails the
Blttcrs succeeds both IN preventing and
curing, Moreover, II p'moyes every YES
tigo nt dyspepsia, and ovemcmeS ronsti-
patton, rheumatism, inactivity OF the kid
ncyS and bladder and tranQuiligcs
and strengthens the nervous system.