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PRECINCT DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Justices OF the Peace, precinct No. /,
g. Nance and Frank II. Smith.
Constable, John Thompson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-06
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

MONDAY MORNING, sEprEmBER o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-06

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on the 18TH OF septemeeI, .f9
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II. MontgomeTy's eeleoi ~ ~ 4
lege 70 stop sale o. az olft
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
G01tcrfr0uf.

9as bonn TeIoe einge6eimite 8eiBtraut
muB miuoeitens 5mei Moben lang inter
0a9 Lagern, benor eS etngeldnitten Dtro.
Der 0obel bari basleLbe nt0t gu arob
Ibneioeh Widn uebme gum @tnlduert EN-
9lei6 ipeites Sab aus @t6enbol5. Nuf 50
Quart oei9ntttenes &raut ne0nlc man z
Brunb RoWlala II unaen &ummel, l
un3e neue @a0boIoerbeereu, etnige tctnz
bIGttrtg gei1uitteue Quitten uuo Derfagre
nun folgenoermaBen: 3uerit tuut man
etna % Quart gei6nIttenes &raut IN oos
TaB, tritt es ieit. beltreut oiele gage mil
obigen @etplr5en, gtebt oan1 ette 5tDeIte
2age &raut, tritt oteje tDieoer tett, beltreut
lie uno fdbrt 10 Iagepeiie fort, bis bas 6aB
pou lit. @aiier lit ntdt erforosrlIG: 800
oann nit etnem paiien0en SeGeI beoedt
uro ftarf beidmert, miro oas SrdHt Nuns
oeltens 4 Modben in 9tu6e geLalleH un0 uf
ter Dem ytanbe bes safes - 1e na0 per
Sentuug Elm Sod 9ebobrt. urn Dem lt0
b~iloenoen WaIler etuen Nb3ug 3u 9e1tatten.
9ta6 ei1eu1 Wionat lit DaS &raHt relt DtFo
abaeoedt, nit einem retnen GUIDE Hoerz
bGugt, nieoer bei6perr uno, na6oem oIe
NalierbtIoung aufgeb0rt bat, nab Der Sez
l6perung ettpa la sou boob nit retnem
Naller beoedt. 0as EraIt muB 1eoon
mad ieoesmaligem 9crausnebmen oaoon
tpieoerbDIt 9ereinigt, bei6wert ur1O De9olen
tperoen, tpe1n OaS 3u lGlttg 1T, mag Wla1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22

SSelbe ~nOrbanoen lit, man oaiielbe altsz
nIsen milie, uno maht oa9er ben ueberz
aang 3ur Srodenfltterung DteL gu lpat.
0asientge @ras aber unD anoere gutter
trGuter, tpelhe i'm ipdten Solnrr1er uno
Serblte gema6ien ftno, baben nlbt r1eDr
ben gtdbrpertb, mic oaS i'm SruDIa1r lno
6o1iomrner 9etDa6lene Tutter, ul1o 1tno
oft nit GoIt un0 Wlebltbau befallet1 ODER
our6 Gegen nit Sano uno Groe oeruit>
retniqt. Soaen nun name1tlt6 tunge
Shtere fi6 gGn3Ii6 bterpon ern6bren, 10
tritt elm Stilltano in Der Gnttptdelu19.
ipenn ni6t nod SdLtmmeres Elm. Neltere
Gbiere perm0gen eber ifon Deni9er trdT>
ttges uro minber ~geiunoes Sutter per>
tragen; fe erboIen iif nenigitens nahber
Ieibter mieoer. Ser StiQftanD, tDelder
bel iungen T6ieren = uno ndr1entltD bet
QGmmern - menn tie in ben Stau ton1z
men. crit re9t beoba6tet tptro, tonnrnt TAFT
immer bon un3ureihenoer @rndbrung
mGbren6 Der lebten 3eit oes Wetoe9a19es
Der; Der 11ebergang gum Grodentutter uno
Die Ianqiame @etp06nun9 an oal1elbe
tragen etgentli6 feline Sdulo an oenIz
lelben.
6teraus lit in 3weifdGer Betie cine SOL
gerung gu aieben: man oebne ben 9SetOes
gang fir iunae Sbiere, namentLi6 2Gmnter
nidf su LANCE aus. SIS lit cine faLl6e
Sparlamfett, bic %norbanbene @etoe, NUT
ia re6t LANCE ausniben gu polen So7
0ann aber tange man nit Der :2ugabe bon
Sraftfutter nidt erit an, luenn Die Gblere
bereits in einem enti6teoen 5urId8egan1
aenen 3uitonoe in ben Stdu %gefon1mett
ittb, lOnoern reide ibnen Iraftfutter, be-
ionoerS iebr itiditoffrethes, i6on pdbreno
bes gBeioeganges, oenn oas, mas Die Sbtere
an 6utter orauBen nod finoen, lit enti6ies
ben itifitoffdrmer, ais oas I'M Trubtabre
uno Sommer eepabiene, aIio ptel gu ittdz
itoffarrn, als baB wa6lenoe Sbtere babel
in outer @eiterentpidetuu9 bletben tonnei1.
Mtan pergeife nidt, oaB wa6ienoe Sbtere
elm ptel itidltoffbaLti9eres gutter beolrfen,
ais GItere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22

tueIbem Serbdltniiie Der 8ooen arm an
Salt uro reth an Stidltoff lit. SIN erite>
rem Sale miro man Die Dem umbreden
foL9enoen Nnbaue nit &alt oingen mlIlen.
UNI ben nOtbtgen Sttdltoff fret gu maiden.
Der 6arlner muB a6er babel iebr norIthtia
Su Werfe geben, 0aI1tit er niht ilber 0Qs
3lel btnaus l6teBe u1o, tnoem er Dem 8oz
ben 3u plel Salt 3utlhrt, etne 3u rai6e
SalpeterblLou1g b%erbetfu6rt, tpeLWe oas
umlegen oe5 @etretoes un0 ben 0erluit Der
in Dem Sooen anQeiamlneLten fttdltoffbalz
ttgen Stoffe CUR Solge bat. Oieie 8oritdt
farm nt6t genug empi0bLen iperDen, tpetl
man nur etne le6r tleine Wen9e Sttditoff
aufnablneTGbig MAIDEN bari, tnoem ielblt
oas Ippiglte WahStbum benz 80oen cine
nur ie6r feline Mieuge StIGitoff id6rItd
ent8iebt. Ser WeaDetier bierbei miro Der
Sang Der GntmIGeLuug Der 8flanaen iein,
mie CT aus etnem DorlGuftgen 8erluGe I'M
&letnen it1 er9iebt. SIT nGlnli6 bas
Wabst6Um Der Yl113en i6tDa1 uno 0e1iet
Sarbe tDenig ou1tel, 10 muB man Den Salt
nermebren, oenleLben oage9en nerminoern,
tDen1 oas B1an3enpad)stbum gu uppig,
bic 6arbe au Duutel. Die JteIfe Deripatet uuo
0as HmIe9en bduftg lit.
Wenn Der Sooen aber au bel Galf entz
bdlt, earf man tbln aus ben angegebenen
@rInoen oielen 8eftanotbeil ni9t erl1 sus
fIbren. Sn otelem Sale lit eine anoere
S6pteri9teit gu iberwinOen, ndmtt9 Die,
Die Wirfun9 0es &altes 3u mGBigen, tpeL6e
Der Yflug CUR Sberfld9e f6roert uno nit
itiGitoTfrei6en Groe Der oberlten S6t6t
permengt. 9tes piro man am Iethtetten
Oaourd errei6elt, baB man Die oberlte buz
musret6e Sbt6t nit ben unten llegenoen
faLfbaltlgen S6I6ten nur nQ1 un0 mad
~nernlengt tnOem man anfangs iet1t uno
crit 1pdter thinner ttefer un0 ttefer ben gos
Den umtpenoet. @s brauht nt1t ertu66nt
81 tDeroen, oaB Der 8ooen, um cine quite
@rnte gu erretden, sulebt iebr tiet ull1gez
penoet Deroen mug.
Wfan fam aber AUDI duf einent an6erer
Wege gum eleiden !3teIe ~geLangen, tDenn
man 1qntltb Die oberlte ittditoffret9e CRIB
l0tdt 9leth anfangS tief unterl6lGgt Eno
Dtelelbe crit na6 u1o mad our1 lei9teS
Nrbetten 3u Sage f0roert. 8eioe 8erfa6s
rungStpetien beruben auf benz @runoiase,
oaB ote Salpeterbtl0un9 Der itt6itoffhaLtiz
gen Stoffe nur unter Dem GInflufle 6es
Saueritoffes Der GuBeren Suit Dor li9 gebt.
WenH Der 8Ooen eini9e Sabre binour6
na6 Den angegebenen Gegeln bearbeitet
miro, 10 fann man bic 8tele tpieoer bers
iteaen, tpenn man es fir 3tpedmdBig ftnz
bet. Sn ben metlten Tdlen ieoo9 miro IS
rat6lamer ietn, nit Dem anbereren Qlnbaue
fort5ufabren, tpelcber iebr etntrGgli6 bleiz
ben miro, 10 lauge Der Sooen reid ait
Sttd1toff 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
Boa Wah ttnO ZEN.
o.

Oas Ren gorfer Staatss
Ihieosgert6t sur S6lt6tung bon
Streitigfeiten snli6en Qrbeitstgebern unO
Nrbeitern befuBt it1 iebt nit Iol6en Wirz
rem in Der Staot 9few gOrf. Sn mebrereu
SGlIen babeH bort nun beioe 4~Sarteten ibn
tbre Sel6mer0eH DDrgelegt, uuo perlprahen
babel, ll1 ietner Gntl1etoIn8 81 fl8en.
Gin bere6tigter Stretf lit
Der in Der 4ertins'i6 Seppi6neberet in
8rOOtlpn. 3ablrei6e Qrbetterinnen Der
Sabrit beftnoeu IT'D lett %gerauuler Belt i'm
Musitano, neil 3pei 2lngeiteIte, Die 1id
u~ngeSiemenoe Sretbeiten mt Tabrifmdo6en
erlaubt baben loaen, nt6t entlal1en tpur=
ben. Observation-Disclosures iorgten bafir,
baB oas @ertht gegeu Die betr. Nngeiteus
ten eIninrItt, uno Elm 8erDOr Dor Staots
ribter Wallb, 3un06it gegen oer Nngez
ihuloigten Gbonlas See, etnen VerDanoten
bes Wertflbrers Der Sabrlf, er9ab, boB
0ieier UtenlD lid gegen mebrere SabritS
mdoben, Darunter Elm orei3ebniGbrt5es uno
eiu Observation-Disclosures. l6GnOlI6e Sretbeiten
herausna6m. Gihter Wallb erfidrte, 0aB
GbomaS See IN leinen 9lugen ihuIoig let
uno belt i'm fir oa5 tDettere 0ert1tsuer>
fobren feit. 8on ben SabritbeliBern lit IS
IhmadUOa, DuB lie nl6t IGnglt Die 3tpei
8url6en tortgelAIdt baben.
- SH Y6tlaDeIpbta biL0et bic I'M
Tebruar ltattftnoenDe y ii rgermeiit r.
IS a ibon jeBt bas @eiprd6 in politis
Iden &reIlen. 0a5 Nmt bat 6ur1 ben
neuen Charter cine beoeuteno grOBere Ser
antiportIihteit u1o Otadtuoufommenbett
erbalten, uno in SoIge oeiien iitbt man
it6 BET 3eiten nG6 gUten Seuten oafir UNI.
0emotrntii1erietts Diro nielfa6 Gouner>
neur Battil0n genanut, Oel1en Nmt53eit
gleuiahr ablGutt, un0 CT tDur0e leoenfaQS
0etpaplt tueroeu, iDenn ltiht unter ben 2lr :
beltern cine SeDegung i'm Gauge mare,
SEQ. gB. GbiLoS, ben befannten BDtlanS
tbropen ul0 @igent6lmer oeS 2eoger. auf
ben Shtlo Su beben. gSlroe Sbtlos Die
Mrbeiter> dnneDmen, 10 tDlIroe
ben Demotrdten nIhts ibrtg blei6en, ais
i'm aud ;u ibrem 9anotoaten 81 NADER.
@iner 19nSoen QufIeb.
1tung gegen oes BrGlioenten befdnnten
BefcbL tpegen Der 8etbeiligunG Der Seamten
an ben NdbleI, bat iib Der Spealalz
Benitonsagent StnneD ldulotg gelna6t.
9ieier quite O1atn, Der Elm Blrger BON
BenniDIpanien. aber 3eittpeiIt8 in Ufiht9an
1tationirt lit, muBte Die domination gum
Sbertff in einem Utibiganer Gountb auf
benz republitauilden Si6et All erIangen,
uno nuroe audi gepdblt, ebe ods Benliousz
amt aud nur @ia6rtbt oaoon bate. yta>
tiirlib lit ct jest abgeieBt noroen aber
ielbltDeritdnolib lit letne Srauer barber
ni6t grOB. Oa er ieBt elm beileres An1t bat.
Der 8ro3eB bes Grpreiiers
.DOc" @iIOn gegen ben StaAeLora6ts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
1tmbreMen BON SNicSem.

ueber 6as nlnbre6en i9le9ter 8ieien 1T
ihon utel geltrttte1 ; Steles Duroe Dafir
uno Steles DaGe9en 9elprohen. Gini9e
WolAen baourh gldnaenoe @rgebntiIe er3telt
BADEN urto elnpfehlen 0a5 umbreben; 9lnz
Dere o1ge9e11 %be1aupter, oaB Die tbeure Nrz
belt ltb ntht geIlI9eno l0bne, uno ratbeu
oapon ab. SerleItge, tDeiGer Die 1emilde
SuldmmenleBung lomDbl oes 8obens, ais
auU Der 4Stelenplan3en fetnt, lpir0 leldt
er1t1tli@ letn, oaB beIoe Sbetle 6e6t bQz
ben. Nenn Die mlueralij6en Beltenotbeiie
i'm ueberHulie in benz HoDen u~orbanDen
iino, miro ourd, oas umbre6en Die lebr
itIfltoffrei6e Dberite S0I0t nit ben tiefez
rem mIneralrei6en S6tdten Dermengt, oaz
Dur1 ote Groe ietn gebr0dett uno %Qeliiftet.
uno Der nllBll6e ur1tof aus ieinem untbG=
tt8en Sulta1oe III etuen nuBbaren Sultano
uberTubrt. Oteierr goraang tann ielbltz
reoeno nut Die beiten @rgebniIie Iiefern.
Went1 oagegerl - ME eS getD0bnlt1 Der
Tau 1T - Der 8ooen an etneln ooer an
mebreren mtteraltlden BeltanOtbeiLen
WlangeL leioet, 10 lit Iei6t au begreifen, oaB
oas untbrehen tein 9uteS GrgebniB baben
miro, auBer tDenn man Dem Booen Die
mlangeln en- Stoffe in geniigenoer Wenoe
uno III lebr r9l6 lDtrfenoer @eifalt 3ufIbrt.
Wtan fann allo BRETT bebaupten, ooB 0aS
umbrehen nldt etnlrG9lider 8ieien, loz
balo Die BON ben @ralern i'm @erlaufe Der
Sabre uerb rau6teH Stoffe auriiGsrftattet
weroen. pedentipredeno lit. O;ele Stoffe
itno hauptid6lt6 oas GaIi uno Die Bbosz
pboridIre, melde benz Booen am n1etiten
e1t8ogen tueroen. Weun aber nur elmer
urtO ntbt mebrere Stoffs mangeln. 10 bari
man - t%Dentgitens fir etnige 3eit = nur
otelen Dem Sooen 3ufuhren. UNI Das n0tbiae
@leidgeDI6t ihnea ber3uiteuen.
Nus Der hen1tl6en ~unterluhun9 bes
SooenS iDiro man erfabren, oh uaD IN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
3tmmeraier0e.

Cine bubble 3tnmersier6e tam man
It'd ouf etnfade Betie beri6affen, tuenn
man etnen tieFen Seller init Sann fIut, in
6lelen 5iernLtb ot6e @at3en5 uno 0aferz
former iGet uno ben Sano itarf feu9t bolt.
Sn fur3er 3ett ntro Der @etretoeiamen i'm
warmen 3immer gu fetmen beginner, un6
gepdbrt bas iafttge @rin einen berrIi9en
@nbltG. 8ts gu elmer 00be bon etpa l
Sou tann man OaS @etretoe pdGien laifen,
i1oem es oanu ais !3ierbe 5u lang tpiro.
EoggentOrner etgnen ii6 bierau nint 10
gut, neil oteie ntdt grim, ionbern bLaHz
ROTH aus Der @roe fommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
IaMet- A9emfMr
FIR Sic Semff0e Weimsnun

Die rUter,et6ntten bet0roern ga6ete bis al 100 ggruA
mad 9CatfaGsnO, .Geitreid1, G@weoen. goss
t"fgsn; 9a" ser seat + zen S9'SssS H. H. D Ss sr Tssss:
tuna i~etgeiesten Yretien.
GbsniO btIorgsn 6tsieIben Baorsnisnbuneen pom unN
mad alien 8beiitn @nrOpas nuO amsritas Su ben biuios
zen &aten.
SeMfeE, Brw6Ntntm & &orbader.
S7aa % MiUiom Str. Rem AoxA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22

1tebersane smr 3stutcrfittrcruae .

Die 3ett oes ~llebersanses bon Der g8eioez
aur @lnterfitterung lit in man1en Bez
sie6ungen fir Den Sutter3uitanO uHo ieIblt
tir bic @eiunbbett oer Tblere cine beoent>
It6e. giamentli6 gift bies fur iunge
Gbiere, 6dlber, Tpblen uno 2Gmmer. 8ez
lonoers Die lesteren b~eftnoen ft1 in Der
erlten 3eit Der 8interfitteruna oft in einem
nur iebr mdBigen 3nitanoe. Gbge'eben
bon ben &rantbetter, tpelGe u1ter tbnen
ouftreten, fam man bduftg eth pouitdnz
biaes StiQeteben IN Der ~@ntipidelung bel
ibnen ~beobatteu, unb IS geb0rt bel frafz
tiges 5utter oa5u, UNI ie pieoer ms
@ahieu 3u b%rtngen.
Sn Der &egel pirb bem ltebergause our
Trodenfatterung uno Der no1 nibt itatts
qebabten @epo6nun9 Der Ibiere an oieie
Bic S1ulo seaeben. Mfeiitens liegt aber
bod Die Sadie anOers. Dram meiHt, baB,
lolanse iDerbaupt nod @ras aaf benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22

ii@ cine 9r0Bere Menge fir ben @ebraud
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-18
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-18
THE MORPHINE HABIT IN FRANCE.

The deplorable habit Of using NOR.
phine not to relieve pain, but for the
pleasurable sensations the narcotic pro-
duces, seems to be spreading in France,
in spite of the warning note uttered by
medical men, and the terrible conse-
quence that must follow upon the use,
or rather abuse, of the drug. During
the hearing of case at Macon recently,
the facts that TRANSFERRED oorroborated
the assertion made by doctors as to the
alarming tendency which prevails. A
chemist residing in that town was pros
ecuted for selling morphine without
medical authority to number of per-
sons, among them being the wife of
doctor, who, quite unknown to her hus-
band, consumed it daily, and in large
quantities, by injecting it under the
skin. In the course of the trial several
physicians came forward to attest that
the pernicious habit of morphine injec-
tons was spreading greatly-especiall
among women, to the destruction of
their moral and physical health. One
Of these witnesses-attached to a large
hospital at Aforementioned that more
than dozen of the day nurses were
regularly addicted to the use of NOR.
phine, in one shape or another, and
habit had become a second nature. 1t
is, however, in Paris-and especially in
the fashionable world of Paris-that, if
all We hear be true morphine causes
the most serious havoc to mind and
body. ~
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-18
OLD oPERA.BoUFFE FAvoRIrEs.


What has become Of the stars OF
opera. boulfe-Tos @, Dcsclauzas, Rose
Bell and 1rma-who frs inti tluced
the mirthfnl ope,et,as OF G fcM''ac and
Lecocq to American audiences Alas
and woe is me how long ago that all
seems! Yet one hears now and then of
the fate or the future of those syrens
that charmed us in bygone years. los
tee-poor Tostee-the merrest as she
was the first of the Offenbachian prime
donne-met, too, with the saddest fate
Some sixteen years ago she died, liter
ally died of broken heart, because of
the loss of q daughter, her only child.
She was an artistic of considerable repute
i'll her own line in Paris before she
visited America, being one of the lead
ing singers of the Bouffes Parisens
under Olfenbachs own MANAGEMENT.
She was the creator of Eurydice in
"Orphee aux Enters" Our boards
have never since known so brilliant
Grandc Duchesse or so dashino Belle
HcInc. Irma, the beautiful saucy
Boulptte of the first production of
Bai he Bleue in America. was one of
the famous Marie sisters She is now
haG>,ld nomelv elderly woman-voice,
beauty. wltclery all departed. Some
times she Is seen in one of the smallest
OF small operatic roles at the Opera
Comlque-a part little better than
that OF chorus singer-where her
experience OF the stage and her musical
knowledge are useful, but the dazzling
lrma OF bygone years has departed this
life as utterly as has her quondam COM
rade Tostee, and In a manner scarcely
less mournfuL Rose Bell has married
and left the stage Desclauzes long
ago forsook the boards of the operetta
theatres for the stage of the legitimate
drama. and Is now the most popular
low-comedy actress In Paris plump
AMI pleasing person. preserving much
of her past beauty and all of hel head.
long Cayety and contagious nigh spirita
Her last creation, that of the ex.circus-
i''.' ~ tliC SOLlCNtJ VI LII DOClOleSSt,
at the Gymnase, won warm commenda-
ton from the critics and frenzied
applause from the public And Celine
Monlaland, the exquistey beautiful
pnna donna of the Grand Opera House
III New York-ste has gone up even
higher. She has climbed the golden
s:;llr not to the realms above, heaven
be praised for we cannot well spare
as yet the witchery of her soft dark
eyes, or the melody of her delightful
so ce-but to the heights of the Coincide
Flancaise itself. A rather stout, ra her
elderly and somewhat 6ourgeo,Se dame, it
must be confessed, lacking the high
bred distinction of Madeline Brohan
and Emile Broisat, but still very cap
uvatlng representative of the middle
aged ladies of high comedy.