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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
AUSTIN.
The Strange Phenomenon mt the Capital
Does 1t HIean More Murder.

The Strange Phenomenon mt the Capital
Does it aIean More Murder.
Special 60 the Gazette
AUSTIN, Ten. Jan. 26.--To-day has been
calm, warm anG beautiful and the skies
as clear as crystal, until in the afternoon,
along about O'Clock, rather singular
phenomenon occurred. A complete and
steady shower of fine dust appeared to
commence falling, seemingly from the
upper regions of atmosphere. Persons
who were out much in the streets sensi-
bly, felt it on their faces and In their eyes.
Towards shutdown the air was so full of
dust that thick and cloudy haze OBJ
scured the horizon. Residents of Austin
say the same phenomenon was observed
there seven or eight years ago, and at
tributed it to the dust carried from sand
storms in the Northwest. A singlar ef.
feet OF this dust is in I'll irritation of the
lungs, causing hoarseness. During the
fall the whole heavens ere overcast with
a sickly yellowish hue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
Investigation Of Or. Pa. 4
ist Of Eve, Car. cs'. \
Chronic n;s..'. ~ 4

The president Of tho ~.
health, DR.. J.. c. Andersso,'s wy
ascertain for himself ana z osisi,
manity IT the reports conr' ~ ny
tice were true; so, acco..
number of physlcians, Iso \,
Prentice's office. EIc ssr Y t.a
ply astonished. In tbirss Iss|
Prentice Strengthened elcS..h a|
Not a moan or cry Of ns, sa 81
each case took the doctor ~, y WI \
minute. He Is a wonder lesl
too much of DR.. Prentica /. 81
and thorough physician, ~. q
fessional, look upon catar,S !. :. y I
but ! am convinced that ~ y e,
cure any case. l am ac a., Nay
many that his Treatment Iualn'l
from the grave. ~ 2
p.a s. DIR. JIG. Axgs,..
Pres State BID of surg'y, M'Ss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
DALLAS.
a Colorsd school Principal Bounced Ar.
rested on Suspicion Notes.

Colored school Principal bounced Ar.
rested on Suspicion Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Jan 26,-The school
BOARD met last night 10 consider the
charges against Prof Il. G. Long (col-
orod), principal cf ono of the colored
schools OF Dallas. Three charges were
preferred against him by NJ, Wade, Geo.
EulrankS gad J, pulbrlght, Two charges
were for immoral conduct In Waco and
one tor the same In Dallas. After both
the pro aud con sides had been advocated
the board sustained the charges and Long
was dismissed.
Tho new roof Of the skating academy IS
nearing completion. The first roof was
defective and had TO be replaced by new
one. The skating academy is becoming a
very popular place OF amusement
George Jewell WAS arrested this morn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
Anonon Letter.

FORT WORTH, TEX, Jan. %, 49, ..s. (
My FRIENDS AND ACQuAINrAs.es-,.sa /,
have had distressing case Oh casa ...sss
years. have been under the ue,'S m.
OF DR.. Prentice for one week. AnA M,
experienced great relief, ana nm ~,
oughly satisfied he win effect 20.
cure in my case. | advise 81 -,
afflicted with that dire disease cas'"T
call on DR.. Prentice. wsse
Preached in Tarrant county lot Y"
years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
PILES AND EIssllar

Forever cured, in one treatmss. Z.
using the knife, caustics OF any,
ligaturc or crushing. Suss.,
lieved ut once, and the disesss Y
all time in just one treatmen, "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
Auction.

The Texas Pawnbroker is not selling
auction goods, but the best goods at less
than auction prices daily. Call and ex-
anime, at sos Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
No Eq,,al

Has the lIe-No tea at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co., sale agents. Try II when YOU
want the best In the market,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
Mnnl.oshn Mnter.

In buying waukesha water be sure tc
call for the Silurian,
CIIAs. SCHUEBBR & Co.,
sole agents OF North Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
For sale.

DR.. Haitley's South American cure, at
Hotel Pickwick newsstand. T.. NJ. Rove,
agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27

For all kinds Of liquors and cigars so
to Chgs Scheubcr e CO.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27

For all kinds OF liquors and cigars go
TO Chas. Scheuber & Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27

For all kinds OF liquors and cigars 20
TO Chas, Schcuber s Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-27
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The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
The Sunday Hint from England

The House of Lords has passed bill fav-
oring the opening OF picture galleries and
museums on Sunday. \ majority of Il voted
that the time has come, when, in the inter
est of religion and education all uatioual
collections should be opened to the public
on Sunday as on other days"
nthe discussion of the question, Lord
Bramwell, turning towards the archbishop
of Canterbury and the other bishops in the
upper House. who are spiritual peers,
said =,
81 am perfectly satisfied that it is the re-
ligious part of the matter that is at the bot
tom of the opposition to the motion. We
are alone in Christendom in observing sun.
day in the way we do.
The English view of Sunday is a novelty.
object to the way in which Sunday it is OBJ
served, because it is a day wasted 1t ought
TO be day of recreation and enjoyment.
There is nothing in mans nature which
tells him that it is wrong for him to enjoy
himself on Sunday. The proper interIreta-
tion of the supplcation, and lead rs not
into temptation, is, do unt lay down for us
rule for Sunday which we cannot observe.
Prince Bismarck has recorded that when
he was in England lie always had painful
Impression OF the English Sunday that he
was always glad when it was over, and that
he was sure that many Engishmen had the
same feeling. That is the condition OF things
that | ask the House to set about to remedy.
The English Sunday is misspent It is worse
than misspeut. 1t leads people iutl tcmpta.
tion. This is not Il question Of the working
man only, for tGcis are plenty 0C other peo-
pie who are entitled to consideration. II is
idle and selfish for workingmon to Obi ,ct to
being employed on Sunday at places Of lcc-
Teation."
Is America ready for similar action neon
Rless Is the Legislature Of the state Of
New Iork ready to declare that the nIp,lu.
politan museum in Central Park Shall he
open to the public on Sunday rs on other
days Arc the stockholders of the Institute
Library in our own city ready to open their
library on Sunday How is public opinion
upon this question? Are those vino have
opinions upon the question ready to push
them to conclusion Are the SaUbatarisps
ready to meet tue issue whether it is better
to endorse street loafug on Sunday. with
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
Fever ir0m had MiIk.

During the last few years rapid strides
have been made in the investigation Of the
diseases that may be transmitted directly or
Indirectly from the lower animals to man.
1t seems to he proved beyond doubt that
foot-and mouth disease Is communicable bv
immediate contagion, and also by the un-
boiled milk of cattle suffering from tile cpl
demic, even when the uddeIs and trats ave
not NisibIy affected. With equal certainty
outbreaks of enterc fever aud other Specific
diseases incidental To humanity have been
traced to the use Of milk, although il is a
moot question whether The milk ub'aincd
from injected districts is charged w,th tie
poison during the process Of secretion. or
whether it becomes subsequently cuatunua-
ted by admixture with impure water At
the present time there is serious outbreak
OF Hhtelic fever in DJn'or which appears
cleaily tracaable to the mix supply Of the
locality invadcl.-Lmc.L
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27

the thousand and one temptations to the
young lnen of this city, which young men on
the other hand stoutly and resolutely refuse
to enter churches on the Sabbath, or even
hearkeu to the preachers "charm they never
so wisely"
The question must be met now. Even at
this moment it seems we are behind old
fashioned Old England. 1t may be that the
tired work-a-day people judge the church
people of adding to the burthen of toll by
making Sunday too much of another day of
| toll This theory does not seem too much out
side possibility. Many of our churches have
two Sunday School sessions one at a. M
and another in the afternoon, this exclusive
of regular church services morning aud eve
ming To properly aud thoroughly digest
the Sundays task in either the Westminis-
ter, Bereean or Bible Lessons is labor bigger
and more comprehensive than any Of the
studies exacted i'll the High School ON week.
days. The recent lessons from Nehemiah,
Ezekiel, and Daniel include a most copI-
prehensive study of ancient history, geogra-
ply, and Egyptology, interesting enough nc
doubt, but from that very fact the more
taxing, because unconscously exactng.
1t is not claimed that any young man Oh
woman of intelligence would be averse tc
such interesting investigation. But the
objection is that this work is piled on in ad.
ditiou to the interminable prayers aud inter
minably lengthy discourse of the regular
| servicp tOpather occunvino aIn, os+ tba M IA al,
Day of Rest Christ said the ''sabbatl
was made for man, not man for the sab
bath"
Certain rest and harmless pleasure is abso
lutely necessary on the sabbath. In it,
experience truth can be taught as thoroughly
as when the lesson of life aud the hereafter
are framed in the lugubrious monotone o
the Pecksinffian religiUnist. A real Chris
| tian is as full of brightness and sunshine a,
were the disciples as they stroled in tn,
cornfields after their Master who answered
their questions by illustrations from the tree
on the roadside, the pebbles, the birds ant
flowers Our young people who work har,
during the week, and their fathers ant
mothers who work still harder must Sc
sunshine on Sunday and the great part o
Sunday sunshine may be found in the goot
r words of the many good writer's found Of
, shelves Of such library as that of Tnstitut
Hall.
Lord Bramwell spoke the truth when h
Q said the Sunday is misspent. 1t is wors
! than mispent 1t leads people into tempta
, tionr
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
A UnIaue CyeIonedia.

An Extremely valuable Cyclupcdia, and
Of the very great popular Interest is ALBEYs'
CyclOpcdia n CRiCt1Sd Lhdntgye, Volnme
IL. of which is just Published novel in pla, i.
and novel in form, at once beautiful and con-
venent, and at pricu low even c. mpucd
with MR. ALpnS's always low prices, thl,
volume gives in il, nearly jol pages bjogrl
phca sketches Of onc hundred aud eleven
prominent authors, with characteristic Sr!rr
uonS from their Writings The following
antha'N, among authors appeal ia ,hi, ynl-
ume; Audlb III. -. AuIustau,. D. Auvrr-n,,
Bac ~. Btl]r, Btua.oGt Bruim, Bubmd.
Beaumont licecher Several Of the uamry
Bentham, BiIn, Bjarusou Black CW,Iham,.
Blackstone, B.ersington (CaintesS Of D. aud
b1ccacHio thus representing nearly IN ares
aud all nations ercu il tins volume Lmrii.
can, English, French, German, Italian. q eek,
Latin, Swedish, Portug ,se, Scotch Dutch,
Irish, Norwegian, an Danish authors from
the period $50 l. e. to A.. u. 1855. The liter
airy aud mechanical worRmamship arc b,th
OF a high order. The work is really one
that ought to find place in every home
library It offers fund Of entertainment
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
Getting MaIarIaI FeYer.

DIR. Bushrod w. James, in his August num-
Der of Sanitary Gleanlugs," gives the fol.
lowing timely hints how to get grand
attack Of malarial fever:
To the individual who wishes to obtain a
grand attack of "malarial fever" we would
suggest three rules Drink water from any
and every source, and have yonr tea and
coffee made of the same, without having
positive evidence that the source from which
it has been obtained is in the best sanitary
condition. Sleep in small, close, il-vent-
lated room at night, with cess-gases flowing
in day and night, either from an untrapped
or badly trapped stationary wash-stand
Go out boating in the evening and moon
light nights on mud and streams and ponds.
Better take an early morning walk through
some luwlaud or woodland while the dew is
on the fallen leaves If you are fond Of
driving, take drive along such streams in
the early part Of the evening, and during the
day go out to supper in the woods on pic.
mic, and drink the spring water saturated
with decaying leaves, the bark of trees and
weeds.
If there is any ditchng or excavating 20,
ing on near by it will help you to go and
stand about these places by the hour every
day. Go to bed late and get up early. Eat
promscuously of fruit, berries, ETC., that arc
beginning to decay. Nibble and gnaw and
eat all kinds of fruit, candies and cakes be.
tween meals, so as to impair your digestive
q ng nnnpI q npcci1,1n
and dance every night-the hotter the night
the longer the dance.
Have plenty of lights burning; crowd
the room well then dance with all youl
might. and as often as possible, so as to be.
come thoroughly saturated with pcrspira
tion then go ont on the porch where the
is nice breCz4 ; or, in the absence of tn,
| OF the same, get large fan and fan your
self thoroughly this is valuable method d
becoming chilled
There are other methods of becoming clil
led which will naturally suggest themselve.
| to you but, as this is the most approved
method during the summer. while restinl
for your health, we give it to you as th,
most fashionable, aud will probably be the
most agreeable for you 10 adopt, especially
if young, If you are at the sca-shore, :
very good method is remain in the water al
hour or two at a time und when you come
out of of the water especially if t is a wind,
day, stand or lie on the beach for half houI
or longer
There are other rules We could suggest
but, no doubt, the above will be sufficient tc
so PROSTATE the vital powers as to enable
you to suffer all the fall and winter with the
most exquisite and fashionable disease whcl
the doctors, for want Of better name, and
want of better information as to the canses
which have induced your suilcringS. yer,
adroitly aud to your satisfaction dcnommatt
"malarial fever" If yon are not partial u
the disease, we would advise the avoidance
| of these TnlpS as strintlv as nnssibta
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
THE
Philadelphia
Weekly Times
Attractive, Entertaining
Instructive, The Fam
lily Journal Of
America.
STORIES OF THE WAR
ILLUSTRATED ~ EVERY ISSUE
A Paper for the Homes of the
Land-Sparkling and Origi-
nal in Every Feature.

On the First Of January next.
a new departure in every feature
of the WEEKLY TINES will be
made. Every number will be
literally illustrated in its war con-
tribution, which have so long
been speciality in it, columns,
and its Stories, which will be
greatly enlarged from the pens Of
the writer's, and in current His
tory Biography, Politics, Art,
Science and the leading events OF
the day.
The time has passed for the
weekly journal Of the city to fill
the place Of a newspaper. The
daily newspaper from the great
centres Of news now reaches into
every section Of the land Every
inland city and every town of
Importance have their daily news
papers, and the local weeklywith
the wonderful progress Of provin-
cial journalism, meets every want
that the daily newspapers fails to
supply. The metropolitan week
y Of to-day must b. much more
than a newspaper; il must be a
magazine in popular literature !;
it must lead in popular illustration,
and it must meet every
requirement Of the intelligent
ra,Iar &C o,.o., ,l.,
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and instruction that will prove well-nigh
inexhaustible. The price, only go cents a
volume, makes its possession possible even
to nearly every school-boy. The work is
published also in Parts of 16O page each
(exchaugeabe at any time for bound volum, 81
which are sent post paid for 10 cents each.
Every reader of this notice ought to get at
least a specimen Part for examination. JOHN
b. ALDEN, Publisher, New York k;-
-. Agents in this city.
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Oriental Consistory $. '.P..R..S :. 3

Oriental COnsistOry 5. PR. IS. ;}2o
The thirty. first annual liendtzous OF the
members and their guest, four coordinate
bodies of the Ancient Accepted Scottish
R te in the Valley OF Chicago will occur on
the 7tb sth and 9th days Of April next
The former reunions of these bodies have
been velitable epcchs in the history Of the
fraternity, to which the mind reveIts with
unalloyed pleasure, and the interchange Of
such agreeable fraternal courtesy has been
SO marked as to fully establish these occa-
siuns as among the most delightful Of Ma.
sonic gatherings known to the members Of
the Knightly grades in the West.
The following is the elaborate program
which has been outlined for the occasion
Van Rensscl II Grand Lodge Of Perfection lir
| (4o tc 14o inclusiyc) Wednesday
April 7tl, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Dinner at p. NJ, banquet at { p. NJ. II.
ASP. NJ
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New Departure In the Library Har.
zine.

The April issue of TAE LIBRARY MAGA.
ZINE, containing its usual variety OF current
literature OF the highest order, announces
that with It's next issue radical changes viii
take place. Ii will thereafter be publi,hpd
weekly instead of monthly. Without in
crease in price It will give an incrcas, ,l
amount OF value Of IteIatulc. and ,rre,t ooin
n freshness aad timciness will be possible
The form "f the page wilt bGmadr somewhat
smaller So that the plumbers AMI the b,und
volumes, particularly, will be more cony, N
ent' \ fact IS probably witnuut pleccdcnt
IN the history Of G.o licli litcrarmc IS IL
ted hy the publisher, viz: tha il /, nrce,sa.
~ freq Iently u reprint large ed.t,n,af h
back W nes luInng as ia hack as 1879
Las is certainly u veIy vNtru.r.ituar, Ger
tliicItr "I The ll2h chtric.ur oi th Mana.
M. \ 10, St IuiiuIt, II aiditf ,g T., the Al.
fractions o the Nla-a.uc II us NV ia. m
VIII b. literary Ic'irw aud Lr,ys Ie,ai,.
'ncnt, which wilt supply information r.r.
corning all that j. new nut ~ ui,..,st in ,I,.
rid Of ictatmc. tIccd from the ,a,t
a n"nrt "t ltiyal ml,icr aud mar, pnbIi>b
erH notices which comm MY mtkr M a
Large Ptrli Of the content, of Iiirr,r,
10 Im"'s' IN a word lis dclarm,m
m a"i g h"em@uat,d dist city in the in.
resi- If it., READER ) Of books. n,,e. o.
in The 'resrS Of the PUBLISHERS o..
looks which " c,r atuly hr a new dc, al.
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rIemfN of MnrI,

James +. Wood " Co., are busy putting
on tin roofs anl repairing old ones. Their
men can be seen going in every direction
ordors for their patent pipe covering are
coming in quite Literally, aud its reputation
SO far is entirely satisfactory. 1t is the opin-
ion of scientific m'n that it will snpersede
all other coverings.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
Fire CLAY for s,oy.s

James F. Wood II Co., are having large
run on fire clay for stoves. A ten cent lump
will save set of bricks which would cost
you from rs cents to Sl.O0 1t is already
mixed and easily applied, Their place OF
business is at Front and Orange streets,
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
IInmie.Iiip alnthn.Is-

Mrs Mccormick having leased IN. i,rgc
and comm"dioaS borrdi.g house, 22i ship
ley street; Otnimcrly occupied ~ MI
MrInr) : now npcn ior prop sal, e,r
bo1rdrr' rno housc La been rcluui4hcd
thr"nFh"ni and Mrs. McCormick VIII give
har lrt>rml supervision to HE nte c,ts Of
het patrons, TIM table will be- sIprIied
WIN ~" best the market affords au ii viii
pe cum u rd il the most aaurctrd aud
aprrt ~ manner
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
Mineral Wool.

James +. Wood & Co., agents for the
United States Mineral Wool Company, have
lust received large cargo of mineral and
rock wool, which is being used extensively
for scientific purposes.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
Chicago Council.

r'"'oo'' ." =. ,."-',,..-, % rssa ....,s y"
Thursday, April $ h, Convocation 1t ID
O'Clock A. NJ. Dinner at o'clock p. NJ
Gourgas Chapter Rose Croix 49, az AID
1872, ConcIayc at ) o'clock r. NJ banquet
at 6 o'clock r. NJ
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27

All Hemorrhages, Female Com
plants, &c, are quickly controlled by
that Household Remedy, Ponds Extract
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27

No matter how far from cities you may
tism, if you are supplied with St. Jacobs Oil.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27

Die UTUe-TOIlCpnan WHICH WAUttu.
| can safely recommend Eiy's Cream
Balm for the cure of Catarrh, Cold in the
Head, etc. Before have used the first bot
tie [ purchased find myself cured. At
times could scarcely smell anything aud
had a headache most Of the time. HENRY
Lilly, Agent for the American Express Co.,
Grand Haven, Mich. Plice 80 cts
Ely's Cream Balm cured me Of Catarrl
of many years standing ng-rostored my
sense of smell. For colds in the head it
works like magic.-E. II. SHERWOOD, Ma.
tional State Bank, Elizabeth. n j. Easy to
use, See adv.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
STORIES OF THE WAR

WlII be published in each number
from the abIe,t writer's via par
ticipatcd in the body d ANA Of
civil strife ana each viii be
protusely Illustrated, Ihr most
entertaining anil ust-uoti.e
STORIES from the bet writer's Of
tIction will appear il cl, issue,
with Illustrations
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ADVERTISING RATES;

Reading notices ten cents per line for each inser.
tion; single column thirty-fye cents per inch for
each insertioni one single column six dollars and
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A blundsrbuss-Kissing the wrong girl.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
Woman sufrerage-Afrer 80 anduo beau.

Lay thy sweet hands in mine. aud trust
in me- he said but she only rtmlkcd that
she had neuralgia and must hold her head.
Then lie bought her bJttlr OF Salvation
Oil for twenty five cents Now he holds her
sweet hands by the hour
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27

Oriental Consistory S. P...R.'. S.. 3ao
(19- to 321 inclusvc).
Assembly Of Arcopagus at : o'clock T.. NJ.
Friday April 9th, banquet at . o'clock p. NJ.
Grand Eacampmeut at o'clock =. NJ.
Tnis eonvocation promises to he one Of the
most historic known to the Masonic wolld.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27

We cannot deny that there are cough mix
lures which are injurious because they CON
tain opium. But Red Star Cough Cure has
no dangerous ingredients. 1t is prompt,
safe and sure only twenty-five cents a bot
te
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27

A bad tent to dwell under is discomfort
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
A moment of time is moment Of mercy,

1t takes over one hundred pairs of gloves
to assuage the grief of the Brooklyn officials
might have been saved by single b, ,tte OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27

Invisible Policeman when wanted
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-27
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