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Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
Nbt Snadedrbei6e.

gfbt S~psgearbeioe.
Yaa Sis,netomtea !issouerfcr ct.
gloub SotsI ftaI nu msb bet 5srfs
ppfsres en- ifsrre Wurfensbpsntns al
ben nps gisr SIR. gatwsu, % Esss
ninserus tsrtiI CT Isueret at Dor peIbes
tienbte 9anbsmanb Strud | Wtnneapos
lis. Otter SorIpbenb. ffal bet beIe
lltitpr bIiue elegant, iaa Quiet bliuer
en- Yrpb for ben Del af Bpen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

prinfe. slppanase. On unosr be for
baanbsnuarsnbe TRANCE Eiosr bsiit ubpss
ssIis 2lum obnirs fra aonssn sr inbIsps'
ret til Stortbineet, nemiis BspiIseIis al
$4,000 8roners aarIis appanase fol-
9rins Osear. 9a Siatsraab Ssrsnier
opI0ite Senpsnbslisn, traf Der fis miIbsi
taIt Ct SmiI oper Wanefoloiges Gaber
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

On Rones GsperiMeat | @asi,
On aone tom upIis inb | en- 8utif
Stapanser for at tiebe snbsI 8affs, fri.
Der "Stab. 2nttst." Denne bIeb temt
ct glifipanb, Der fob | en- aurb. 90
8afen RuIbe betalss, opeaeebe Sonen, al
bun bapbe for faa Pense, bporfor Span:
bet bleo fat isien, msbsns bun git ub for
at faa Ne rlansIeabs Mbntiortsr. 90
bun ct tom isien, ~cpbaseoe5 bet, efter en-
Tbs Sorlsb, at Spanbet bar tomt %
uben Bunb. 8onen. iom gutitfoIfsne moi
lite tienbte, bar altiaa tommen I 8sfo.
belle af 8affeu uben at betaIe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
Gienbommenes @drsi | si6beu

Gienbpmmenes Odrti t Si6ben,
bapn. gftsrl9stfabsi, Der forIebsu fsi.
rebs III bunbrsosaariee Subilaum, bar
e~ftsrbaanosn | ben 9psnius boori Sels
eabet3 STOLE er anbraet, erboerost fig si
b9rbifuIbt artiu, bborom ine.u fra feri.:
Jarb bapbs brsmt. 8eb aartunbrsbets
BsepnbeIie boebs Sslitabet til 9ste benns
@aarb, os ben bobes ba til Sisbs for en-
Gum at $1,000 RissbaIsr. Otter lang
Bstanfnins sif SsIifabet inb paa 9isbst,
8a SauosIsbanten for uo8Is aar fioen
ffiftsbss, Isieos ben 5orbuiet, % bet pas
rshe life I9nge, inben ben bespnote en-
UNDERSTANDING meb SeIifabst ON attisbs
belle @aarbsn. Sorbanbltnserns berom
ftraubsbs paa, at Gftsrilastftabst life
tunoe faa bet SdimmsImamuits Bale til
Siobs for ben forpeutebs 8ris. Tu bar
Santsn after eiort gitsrI9stitabst ct Til
bub ON at tiebs bets gaarb, b,une Sang
for en- Gum al S25 900 Sr., nlsu, ba
Sslitabet neppe fan fiuoe st onbet pas.
ienbe 9otaIe, sr bet life i~anbIpnIist, al
Der bliper nosst al 5anbelen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
On for Rommunen bpr Manb,

Gn for Rommunen bpr Wanb.
8 Bpens Stnbipseaipl (ben fombinsrsbt
Snbreinins) er ber en- Nanb. Ssren Wel.
Ier (eaer "Ssren aat"), fprmsntIis op:
rinoeIis fra ariitiansianb: ban bar nu
peret I StnbsibseaioeIet Der omfrins SC
aar. ~antaseits fra fit 20be 2lar, ffriSer
"Stab. Gmtstio." Cans SpboIb I 2ipIet
faI foife 8Den l. ar. pr. Sag; benns
Waub bar foiist gpsn ialt melIem 70 os
so Guiinoe Sroner, Renter os Rsntes
Rente inbbefattet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
q q n m art>

SeuDef 1000 Wenneifer saar ls.
biee | Sicbenbaor-omtrent en- 3isnoeoel
az Is.e gssns BefoItnius. eise iaa mans
&c bar ubentptl | betpbeIis Grab laaatte.
inbffr9nfe fine baeIise 5ornsbenbeoer.
Rsosn er ulssst flor bIanbt arbeiosrbes
folfninesn. Der CT oprsttst Romiteer,
ION niobias,r Sibras 90 laber ubbeIs TPao,
9uI 90 Slabsr til be trsnssnbs. Boliiisi
foreitaar ubbsIinssn, 90 fore 5lofte al
bunsrenbe % frpisube Naub os ,tpin5er
orbentIts bsletrer BoIittfationsrne | be
forIfieQiae Rpdrter.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

en franif Dame ftses at bape Dc.
ret paa 1872 Saaer for at faa en- Manb.
Rossn Ranb fit bun lite; men iifebet.
for fit bun grpttatarrb IA @anse,
citing | Chen 8 @anss o. Suue l2C
@an8e.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

@upStteuefer.

Stiartbursoass sften 81. TX; mso vi
terauua. aItereuHssA nmeIoslis laniri'
gften 81 6K. -,
Srppraoiien g~aaiieoass NorseH 81
6H. Ssinssie IL 10h.
Sueeu S~snoossitoIs Baniieoag.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

grineipalsn til BosbOIbersn: S5uors
lebes tan Oe frtue: @DReb 6~siaateIie1
til ct Sirma, fom ousrebe to @anas
CT saaet faaitF Da ft,iuer man tun :
Web AateIfe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Sr. Binswanssr, @sier, bosnbe
920 Spluunia Ctr, ct Soiepb, Wo.,
bar aqerebe | manas aar brust be be-
tieubte Or. 8Snis's hamburger Oraa'
Der % CT aItib tiIfrsbs meb beres Brit
ming. Eilfalgs | aIs Apotbeter.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
Sen Hetsjaq,

Sen &etsiag,
iom MI bar p~erieret flere aar msl'
lem Banter Cation Der af Bpen %
Scr. Sobsss I WiIwautee, builtsn
Wr. %. gaueuu q impIiesret, er MI
afiluttet ueb ct mtnbeIist Torlis. ,set
SIR. Cation faar fig nbbetaIt sl7.l2o
fpntant, % besse Barter betaIer bue'
fine Sassomtofninser.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Iarie Gups refer til Chicago poo
Ranbas, for at isrse ipectsIt, forai
Samerne ffale tunns i9ttes iitanb til
at fsIae meb Chen, buab bet pSrs
Reuneits unsaar. Sun brinser uItit
npbeIise eager bism meb fla.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
SIbebranb paa 9anbsbbabea.

ylututuHu pun N~uHupugBUtH'
Wr. Wotts 8aaninssbus ube peb
Erout &uu nebbreubte fbite Ttrsbas
Worseu, ffrur efter at Der par siort
SIb op I Opneu. StsrfebeIen Of Snbs
bsst blsv bog rebbet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

bporefter Gen ifuIbs babe fit Rapn, ifal
ifoIse Soenet bare bsgrapen peb @uIos
elpsu. 6r. Siseuidou aster opsrbrase
6unbet til ct Uluisum.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Sausefunbs ealbsausen er nj bort:
fat til ct Snteresi antitab, bbis Sobsbiebt
er 6rifiiania, for ct geIsb af Sr. &c.,.
900 foruben ar. loo. 600 I 9rifistapitaI
0riftsn unber foreIsbis getprelie al
Stiser OIien bill tase fin gespnbeIie
NpriI.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
2G8tepteoe.

Srian -Buli. s. Bruoens 5orRlorss
Sism | DEBORAH. Soma, ben 14oe Gpril
1886 peo 5rebsbpumer u s. gibion.
Dar. elmer .. Brian til gfiis gpa 8
gBpIf, beaae fra DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
911AlaIo.

u.isssise Hpssfan s,tass I 'rrstsh'psAex' iss
ltSfI gratis. d ssrtrss en- fssssx unuthdfs q
ststisssisns sssksS .ru Ississa si nus. b ma p
tssssst kuslb . ia ~ StstA
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
~ssittntfss gr,ps r.s 7.terat ,. 6. I'll
tsu 19oe gpril 1885.

gRr. Ole @ S~pans-Eelef 9. Spsot-
Giper GIipn-GIe StnIet-Sls 8. Gttss'
Iab.-Sobn Slsiou-garl 8. Ratpis. -
Ghris Sprinaen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Den, fom PLACES Of rbeumatifts
Smerter, bsr siebIifteIis aripenbe BET
bereuite NibbsI mob &beumatisme, ct.
Satobs Die, ba bette siebIitteIis fisr.
ner ale Smerter.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

SGbfunb I NomSbalen. Baa @aars
ben Gauge I Sunslpsbalsn bIsp ifior
CONNER, iflg. "aalei. Blab", peb lib;
granting af en- Sorbbaus funbst en- lioen
ailans @ffs af RetaI, foripust meb euap
90 belast meb 5orfirtnser. 9ssuben fanbs
ties ct SSIpimatte, ct 9srIsbaanS meb
mere. 9isis eager o~pbsoarss bss Gieren
Ebore gauge, I'll bpem Here gnsIonbers
foreiepss bar benpenbt its ON aisb. 8eb
fortiat lbsrabntng af iamme Sars fanb;
tes en- meb Sernbolter iammenfliket os
itarft f%orruitst Sernplabe. ca. x Gomms
lot % emitting Is COB lung. arbsibei
MATTE iuiblert.b flames yaa 8runo al
SnsfaIb, iaa at grebben eubnu life Tan
beftemmes. Den bibtiI ipnbare Brebee
er omfrins II Sob. Oct formobss, al
bsans 9Iabe banner Eas ODER ct @rau.
TANNER. lIbsrabninesu biz bI.be f%ortiat
i%aainart 8aaren inbtra5sr. Bet bible
bare enftsIist, ON en- iustenbis Rant
bIeb opisnbt fra Ssifabet for Olbtibs:
Numbers BepareIie for at Isbe 9lrbsibst
@aarbsn gauge bar mango S~orbbause
% @isrsn Sbore, Der bar iuIb Rebs pad
ben iiors s5stpbnins, bisie Sorbfunb far
babe for Granitsrsn, oil gtOibI;omt mel
Jorneislis aiere alt muIist for at pb'
ben Biitanb, Ban formaar.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
Spfal.Nptitier.

Spis goers Srsler elsr Spmaftiner ma
rsparsres sner rsuslsres, bring BEN til 8.
J. .. @remm Iiaeoperfor ct gIoue SpteI.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
sfanniuapiif @ennentsOe

bper SsHoog Cite miooos 81. 3 o9 Dns'
bag gfleu 81. IL / quiet hos ". ya Sers'
9ecorah
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

q norff notwithstanding bolot
Stortbinssmanb, SoIfsbstfolelerer LII:
mann nbIis ct Gorebras ON "6pinbe'
iassns SprboIb til 8rtfienbommen." 20
Isrsn banbebe, at autnbeiasen life pac
noget Bunft fou t Strib meb 8riffen'
bommen, ON ben erb fireb mob Apoit.
Isrnes, ub af bsrss Tbs Opfatnins for
msbe Care ON apinben, Der ifaI bGr'
Naubsn u%nberbanis. Spab 9lpofilsrne
Der ieIp srfIarebs fig at bare ~ifrsbeIig'
Wsnneitsr, babbe ffrepst funbe lite pGr'
binbsnbe Rorm for als SIastsr.
Or. llqmarn er insen a~lminoeIis norf
Ebeolos.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Hps GrsIer for s35 os cpopsr tiliaIas
hos 5. 8. .. 9rsmm IisepSsrfpr st
gIouo Sotel.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Ses bet iEirsbass afboIots 9als paa
Borserrsprsisntanter | R~isbeubabu mobile
al 20. 200 geIssre .un GIGS. 5eIesn
beraf bIsp, at Ssirss 9iits ieirsse.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Bianofurtsr for si65 CO opeper tiljaIes
bos s. s. .. @r.mat IissoOeripr ct elpne
Sotel.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Wo9le taa brIsts Grslsr tilinIss hos 3
8. o. Gremm liaeoUerfor Ct. gIoao SuteI
23.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Ri raaoer goer til at unberisse Briierus
paa Yianofortsr, GrgIer % Spmafiiner
hos 3. 8. .. 9.emm I~iseoperfpr ct
Glpub SoteI
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
Dfforab og Ontr9il.
Rinnriheif Gpuntp NprmaI Snititute
,,sp sOoe Npril 1886.

Wtfllle1qeU Nuuuig 2tpihiu' S"pn"..
bar | be fiblfs to Tiger paret bslsst
of ppsr 200 9arers, 9arerinbsr p.i.p.,
buiItet sr ct uisset ifsrre autal eno
noset Suiit,it Der bar bapt. 5reOas
% 9srbas afboIbtes gramsr for benz,
iOm aster at bolbs StOIe. SIanbt benz,
Ipm bar beItasst ilnberuisntnsen, sr
fsIssnbe Stanbinapsr:
DEBORAH.
Minnie Vineyard Julia Fossum
Louise Peterson Otto Arneson
Lena Christen Emma Hansen
.Julia Hoffas Lottie johnson
Petra Giems Maria Haugen
Christina Gullickson Augusta Johnson
Bessie Helgeson Lena Nor9aard
Ida Thompson Petrina halhsoe
Jennie johnson Clara
Ida Moore Nels Bakken
CALMAR.
| Bertha Numedahl Lucy Ellingson
| Marie Ellingson Lena hlttleson
| Josephine Tenold u Hogensen
Anna Hoyey
OSSIAN.
| Mary Thorson Amelia johnson
RIDGEWAY.
Lena Aaker Anna Aaker
Emma Galby Julia Hopperstadt
Christina jacobson Thomas Omlle
Betsy Bake
HESPER.
p ] Losen Bertha johnson
NORDNES.
Andrew Hulverson A G Tuve
SPILLVILLE.
Christine Thompson Rachael johnson
Milla johnson
HIGHLANDVILLE.
Mary Johnson Meyer Peterson
Regina Ellingson Albert Michaeison
MISCELLANEOUS
Jennie Stran, Canton.
Julia Sivesind, Woodville.
Lewis Ricansrud, Elon.
Samuel Rickansrud, Elon
n. o. Questad, Plymouth Rock.
John johnson, Milford.
Lewis Olson, Norway.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

80 bruste Spmsiftuer tiliaIss hos 8. 8.
.. gremm liseoperipr ct. gloub SoteL.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

Mormonerne ifaI I ben ienere Tib
babe pirfet meb fornpet Sraft paa MaIs
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
FENCE POST

tuubsrtssnsbs bar COB, qua
@isIbsioIpsr tiIiaIss. Strlsa q
@ts pr. Strge / gpsn sltI 70
t Stopsn, : MiIs isit ia I't',.a
81 4. Sprger Z. Tpsa'
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

"Se Hinges Vcfpnno g So'".e
or aobeui Sperbaae fra 81 6 til 10 VI
ten % Ssnoase eftermiooas fro ri. 2 I'll
IN
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

On iuionaubia 9rasi til IS bos Oh CT
besrs eao usseu auoen | BET uoropefliss
Bona til ben &ris. Ben Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

The Square Dealer
Dor ct beore uopals Of worsted suits, emf
man eIers Ter | Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21
E0fUere

Sarmere
Tan faa 4umpfins % Squaib 5rs hos
Sen Scar peb blot Of forIanse bet. aom
iuo / betimelis Gio
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

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Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

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Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

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Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

SurbaI, aiIImOr, Go. glinn.
Decorah-posten., 1886-04-21

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29
ToWY AND COUNTRY.

Tho citizens who have nominated Mr.. Henry
George for mayor declare that "taxca should
be levied on land irrespective OF improve
mopts." Thin IA one OF The fundamental prin
ciplee OF their platform.
On the other hand, the oeaselesu dosiro Of
the farmers Is no to relieve their land OF taxos
and transfer tho burden 10 personal property.
Here 10 a direct Issue between town and
country. and the adjustment OF q presents an
other problem for ambitious statesmen 70
worry ovor.- New YORK. Sun
And In the adjustment OF II, where is
TO be seen that unbiblical cord that the
Autobiography party of Tarrant county
ayers binds the alliance and the Knights
Of Labor Tenant farmers may, indeed,
be willing TO see land pay all the taxes
until real estate is taxed out OF the hands
OF individuals into the possession Of the
government; but what of the farmers
who have paid for their land and who
desire to provide homes for their chill
dren2 The landowner Of Americs, espe-
clally the iand-owning farmer, is the
deathless enemy of all socialism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29

race purity, holding such preservation
absolutely essential to the stability OF the
social fabric, upon which rest social order
and progress. And It may be said,to the
credit Of the negro race, that the decent
and respectable negroes are as strongly
opposed to any intermingling OF the races,
socially, as the whites are. TnE GAZETTE
is under the impression that nearly all, II
not all, the Southern states nave framed
their constitutions with view to pre-
venting miscegenation. 1t is somewhat
surprising that Louisians, which has
adopted new constitution since the re
construction era, allowed matter OF so
much moment to be ignored, but we have
been told that there was an anti-misce-
genation article proposed in her present
constitution, and that 1t was voted down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29
somsthlpg worth Knowing.
Atlanta Constltut ton.


Color-blindness Is more prevalent than
is generally known. Some Of its phases,
causes and the methods of cure are al
most too remarkable for belief.
A writer in the st. James Gazetts says
that color blindness is the result Of stick
ing to one kind of tobacco. He discov-
cred this one day when he called blue
color yellow, and a red color green. A
doctor asked him If he always smoked
the same brand OF tobacco. He answered
IN the affirmative, and the doctor handed
him another brand. He smoked it, and
was cured in one day. After that he
always smoked various brands, aud was
never troubled with color-blindness.
This suggests another idea ON the same
line. If smoking one kind Of tobacco
will make man color-blind, perhaps
drinking one kind of liquid all the
time will make man fact.bhnd-so
unable to distinguish the truth from
fiction that he will degenerate into
a constitutional liar. So, too, eat
ing one particular diet continuously
may render man blind to his own char
acter and capacity, and lead pigmy to
pose as giant, while the giant essays
the roll OF Lilliputian.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from state Exchanges ON Matters
OF Interest,".

Clippings from State Exchanges on Haatteys
OF Intereat.
A German paper will soou be issued in
Temple.
Temple shipped last Monday 1856 bush
els Of corn to the drought sufferers.
on Monday last there were brought into
Temple 1876 bales OF cotton from Falls
county. seesNaetn15~E % axasSnszGSs gssN
The Temple Herald Is crying ''ooi 70
Marlin, Fairfield, Athens, Emory, Cooper
and the Northeast"
Fifteen wagons passed through Co
manche on Friday last going to the east
ern counties after corn.
Tco much rain and too many cotton
worms for the complete happiness Of the
average Mason county planter.
Mr.. Ames Taylor OF Kerrville shattered
his hand terribly in an attempt to blow
up bee cave with dynamite cartridge
Walter Il. Kneeland, formerly Of Fort
Worth, is one Of the candidates for the
Office Of county clerk of FL Paso county
The residence of DR.. Nix OF Alvaradc
was burned last Wednesday night. 1t is
supposed to be the work Of an incendi.
airy.
One hundred and twenty-five bales Of
Alliance cotton were sold In Holland last
Saturday, prices ranging from 1914 To
$40.
The sweet potato crop Of Gonzales
county does not bid fare to be very pro.
lific. few farmers have excellent crops,
but the majority have signally failed.
The Luling Signal says good farmers
who have had much experience in raising
cotton, state that the yield can be consid'
erably increased by "topping" the stalk
The suggestion is worthy Of trial, any.
way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29

ITALY has developed fasting man
whose name ia Succi. He went thirty
days without partakIng OF any sustenance
save an occasional sip OF colorless
elixir, the composition OF which is known
only to himself, but which, he ayers, will
sustain life indefinitely. His experiment
has excited SO much interest that com.
mittee Of French savants have invited him
to come to Paris. They propose that he
shall first do without food or any liquid
(saye his elixir) for forty days. that the
experiment shall then DO made, and sue
cessfully, with two other persons; and
iinally that he shall reveal the secret Of
the elixir. They guarantee him In re.
turn a patent on his discovery and Ave
thousand francs. The theory Is that Il
Succi's fluid will do what he claims, the
three tests will fully establish Its merits,
and It should be made known to the
world as discovery too valuable to re,
main In the keeping Of one man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29
Religion.
WICHITA FALLS.
Prospecting for Gold in Greer County
Opening Coal Mine.

Prospecting for Gold in Greer County
Opening Coal Mine.
Special to the Gazette
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Sept. 2S.-David
Dodge, Tower Thomson, Charles Dona-
hue and Arthur Yerkley have been pros
pecting for gold in Greer county, Tex,
since last February, and now have a shaft
sunk seven and one-hali by eight one hall
feet and fifty-fve feet deep, and lind gold
they can see with the naked eve. They
have also found silver in small quantities.
This location Is in q natural assure and
mineralogists pronounce the outlook very
encouraging. They have received re-
port from one assay and the assayer found
gold to amount Of $500 per ton. Six
claims 1900 feet long and 800 feet wide on
tnat assure are taken, and they have them
all surveyed and recorded. The party
have returned to the Falls for supplies
and will return within ten days in excel
lent spirits.
wichita Falls people are taking the lead
"a mining prospects at present, and J. II.
mcCauiey is opening fine coal mine for
Fails company down Ia Montague conn
ty, with fine prospects.
A glorious rain has fallen here, and all
agree That the prospect for the wheat
crop is excellent.
Wlcnlta county seems to stand almost
alone IN refusing to ask or receive aid
from abroad for the drought sufferers.
me wlde.awake John Howard had much
10 40 with shaping this important matter
zETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29

TERRELL has had an Enoch Arden ex-
perience. A man named woodward about
fifteen years ago married Miss Avis of
kaufman. After the birth OF little girl
he fell into bad ways and deserted her.
After ten years of waiting, supposing him
dead, she married Mr.. VIM. Stovall, a
well known citizen Of Terrell. Wood
yard was not dead; he had amassed
money, and yearnlng desire came over
him to see his former wife and child. He
came, found the home happy one, and,
leaving them richer than before, he went
his way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29

The Knights OF Labor held conven-
tlon aud nominated a candidate for con-
gress In the First congressional district
OF Florida. Why wouldn't Democratic
Cor even a Republican, nominee, who is
fairly disposed toward labor, have done
just asIwellf Glass candidates ought to
DO defeated wherever and whenever they
bob up. One or dozen Knights of La
Dor in congress cannot do any more for
the cause Of labor than will be done any
way. There is not sensible, well-bal-
anced man in either OF the two great po-
litlcal parties who Is disposed to do any
thing antagonlstic 10 the interests OF
labor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29

When President Cleveland takes hold
again after his excursion in the woods, he
will find sentiment nearly unanimous
and amounting almost to enthusiasm in
favor of a proposition made nearly a
month ago by the Sun. This was that
the outstanding per cents should be
called in, and the interest, amounting to
$4,000, 900 a year, should be stopped. No
proposition could be more simple. Call
the bonds and stop the interest.
. The national banks would not like It.,
and they would not be so likely to put up
money for his reelection as they other
wise might have been. But the people
would be just as certain to put up an
immensely greater number of votes for
Grover Cleveland-provided he was q
candidate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29
Nov use for one che.tnn, nsll.
Sc. Louis Society Belle

o, just think the ''ehestnut BELIEF Ia
the best proof against Washers ever in
vented. ALI the girls are 10 love with II.
One day last week lady friend and nv
sell were out shopping, and we both BUR
chased chestnut bell" and pinned
them ON our dresses. When we took the
caole cars to come home handsome
young man few seats 10 front turned
and stared, and then began to smile at us
The next time he did II we both rang The
oell on him, which attracted every one,s
attention IN the car. After that each
ume he turned his head we rang the beIl,
ana he soon quit o, l wouldn't be with.
out one Of them. ''A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29

In ORDER to oblige the large number OF
GAZETTE readers who have been applying
for copies of the great speeches OF Inger-
soil aud Conkling, the following is pub
hshed.
To tho Editor OF the Gazette;
DEAR SIR; WIN you please inform through
your columns those that wish to got Col. Inger.
soils speech to the jury in the trial between
tho Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Co. vs..
the w. u T. Co.. that II is sold for 10 cents in
par 3phlet form by the "Truth Seeker" Pub
fishing Co., SO Clinton Place, New York City.
Respectfully yours, oHAs. PETERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29

TIE Laredo Times has discovered that SEN
ator Maxey played the part OF coward at the
battle OF Poison Spring Whenever the Times
INDUCES in war time memories 1t rally
announces something decidedly novel, II not
particularly entertaining. However, where
the deuce ia Poison Spring, anyhow; who
fought a battle there. and how many were
killed or woundedS-[ Victoria Advocate.
John Ireland's brother-in-law will do
the governor no good by assaults on
MSxey's career during the war. The man
who calls Maxey coward must be crazy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-29

THE Chicago Herald has been delving
into the census and finds that in biblical
injunction, as in all else, Texas doeth all
things well. The Herald tells us that
"the highest birth rate in the United
States is in the South. In Louisiana
there are l4s children born each year to
every 1000 women Of collaborating age,
loo in Georgia, and 1877 in Texas. In
New England the rate Is SO, in the West
about l22.u