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Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

A serious question which sgItAtes
Florida hotel men now in the North ID
Northern rfsnts during the summer,
and had aRresd to return South this
Y Evening Sup (from which the fore
going IL tAkep) rays the ''temsle helm
are more friRhtentd than the men, and
the hotel men telk OF hiring Chinese
cham bel % aids and dlshWAsherB 10 tex.
their placts. II 10 oeftAlu wages will
have 10 be very materially advanced IN
ordersto Feeure first GLASS help for Flor.
do hotels the coming winter"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
M. M9gary & Son.
$40 TatnaII Street,
AND
S Eco t8r 9Th and TaIHa' |

You all know that from
October oto Is Wilmington
vii be treated to one OF the
largest and best arranged
Fairs ever held in Delaware.
There will be $4,000 CT
more people there.
But You don't all know
that we have the largest
and best arranged Furniture
and Carpet Store In Dela-
ware. And we're here with
you always We have q bar
gain here waiting for every
one Of the so, fair visitors.
To strangers visiting the
city we would cay, if yoR
are going to combine buAi-
ness with pleasure on your
trip. call and zee US if you
are needing anything In the
house furnishing line. You
don't have to buy, but we
ask you to include us as q
part of your sight seeing. 1t
will pay you to do so, Ter if
you don't want to buy now
you will some time. Out of
town folks will have no
trouble in getting their.
goods home, as we pack
and deliver fee of charge.
We can't let you go with
out calling Your attention
to our S25 and $50 Oak
Suites of 8 pieces. They
are rare bargains for those
wanting a neat aud well
made oak chamber suite at
a small cost. The price
scale here amounts to SIoo.
| We have Parlor Furniture
at all prices and in any
covers. An attempt to de-
scribe our Parlor Furniture
here would be futile. Sufico
1t to say we have a large
building devoted to this
branch of our business and
you'll have no trouble to gel
suited in price, or goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

"Unsls" Dan Fisher, who Is con
oedtd by tho New Haven Union the
credit OF having built the hrpt lOoomo
tive cab, 10 still living In Old Say brook,
Conn. He conceived the idea Of . cat
after having run through binding
hail storm, which forced him and his
fieemAn TO seek shelter behind the logo
motives boiler. On reaching the round
house he rugged mp = cab Of rough
boards and used It upon the lreomot We
"MInerVa," which 10 shll intAof, and
WAS recently exhibited at an industrial
eE hibitlou.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

A slight Ore occ1rIed Abou, 8 O'Clock
last evening At she store OF Thomas
Green, No. Ill West Eighth btrest. Mr..
Green VS. coming ont OF bis store when
hs discoYerad uoxe i5IliUg from the
second story ytBdo-, aud uoon goin
UPSTAIRS f1nnd q d on Are. Ii was eK'
tiasuishri Wilh f5w b1Skst4 OF wafer
without SCUM ling an alarm. The part
a. the housa where the Ore was diBcov
cred Is nenapiad By family nAmsd
Crawford, bot the origin OF tue are is a
mYRterg.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

A sagAoIous italian In New York,
whose only real estate Is = movable
chestnut stand, has bit upon On idea to
prevent policemen from helping them
selves to his wAres. He has fastened
small pieces OF bArbed wire along the
sides Of his stand and over the chest
nuts, rendering 1t impossible for q
pAsser-by to remove any thing from the
stand without receiving . severe
scratching. The Italian reports In
creased profits since he tnvebt ted th'
dproteotor," IS he oAlls It..
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

In the world IL ths Washington Monu-
m ens This aud the other attractions
AZ the National Capital can all be visited
by takiag the g q o spscisl train OF
ito 1s h inst Mt, leb-iDg Delaware ave-
nue st.,i n ~ 500 and 8 500, ny. Round
trim tcks's, good for two dayF, only
81 30
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

II you would rather live n rational
life than die a fashionable death oall
npon DR. ]. B Welch, who treats Ill
ohronio diseases with concentrated DO
tepio remedies. Cancers, tumorB aud
piles cured without knife or cAustlc
venerIAl dlsrRses y gpeciAlty without
mercury; BrszIlian rheumatism remedy
on hHnd, sure cure. DR.. j. B. Welcb
500 ratnAll street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

A Spanish priest Who had tho care Of
o small Aohool was relating to bis pu-
pills the miracle of "FeedinR the multi
tude," but by an unluoky chance he re
versed the numbers, snd told the class
that 5000 iosves had hosn eaten by five
men. "Aud did tie men burst, Padrs2'
eagerly asked q sharp little tep-yeAr-
cid, delighted ct the idea OF having fol
once caught bis tesohsr in a mistake.
'No, my son." replied the ready-wltsed
priest, reoollsotlng himself In time
that was where the miracle came In"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

CMY METHOD the only Known tea, sssses peEalA
nently the Of SpeciAl DheAsdA lsreest -
and private practical eNpsriepoe with every Fef
and known to science for d1iehese fofnraFy ~
perm Anent cure. THE MOST DAH9ERo1s IA6E1
SOLICITED. Relief at once. Send Cor beck -'i'FatA
sIecia diseases and exposing frauds, q Il ir5a1 -
yictmiEe sufferers and avoid sosAed YesetEhls uaA-
cines blood purifiers. fraudulent promising, sa}a -
pay etc They ruin thousands. Bestskiti . batl
ning will much suffering LDd delay. VIZ - 80
pAtlontB the doctor only. HJuIa 20 g. 3AsN, Hs
-esiaB and SATURDAY. tll 10 Sander tin
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
KoR Hens.

UNUR HENT-A 9-ROO ahD a. bUS & lS
II veateTn part Of tho city. furnished or
uufurnlshed. UWnhr would board WITH ami
" ~ desirable. FOR particulars address, py
letter Rouse" this omos. strictly conn
Dental. OF u
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
SYMPTOMS

.,ucb tho same
AIS ann onnotite.a sore
" ..os tf and hack,
" ~ ~ ,,avs Won NAV
=" Won NAV
d, a,iIonino
r =, n' .saa,, but oh Sss.1
4. srn.s Birobard, Of
|, ,.verely III, Tho
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

T791h SALE--LAR9E and SMALL
IL Corn autoWn wagons ct fair prices Al
10 q collection Of business wn9ans- W
HAMMOND. I'd and french sts. iYsc'Bmh
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

EoR RBNT-FRONT BAY WINDOW
room. handsomely furnished, 8 tatlonary,
wAsh-stand, heat eto. East Third Street,
oSIw
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

FOR sALE-A GROCERY STORE
II in gsod oc,tlOr. doing good Blu liners.
Address Grocery Store. this o1hee. os-Sts
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

EN0R KEPr--A EIHE kOU1 FOX a
u society Ia the HGrRD0Bs building, loth
snd Market gtrsotS. Apply 10 y. NC
lIAVt.JY No. W. 10th nt. NAti
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
BssBzls

N III SALu-TWO LARdE MANsARD
~ rooted houses, eToomB each, and IL
acres Of land, EiGhth street and go dlhH y
Avenue, Terms easy. Inqlire Of C4lOk0E
II TOWNSEHD, el Market street. ola Ct
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

INJn sAAaA.-A LOE OF BUlLDIHe
IL Material, coBSisting OF SASH doors
RatdinEd, bIiDdg, Ac. Also eUii3iER TO-
f0aA J. Il. MARR. No. lle King a. if.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

DTNPLEs, blsck-heads, red, rough
II 1Nl chapped and oily skin preventedby
OUTICURA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
T ow RATES TO
WILMINGTON = FAIR

The n. q o. II. r Co. will sell ex.
SarsiOa tlskcis to Wilmington for q !
trains, ffOn all ticket stations on It's
Philadelphia Division and Landenborg
Branch on Oct 9Th to 19th,good to re-
turn until the 18th inclusive, at enc
fare for the round trip with an addi-
tioDel charge OF 30 cents for admission
to the fair. For time of trains see
regular time tables oS-5t
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
DIR. IL: L E; r..
SOS N. Fourth ST.


IS years practical szpszsan1aI
Guarantees 70 cure more quiebla,
safer aud permanent tAfa -
a,iyertising phyaleian All Bpl
elnlDiHcasee, Blood PaHt1
kkin Diseases, pfiz1RAn9
Iiloisheza 0bEtlaate n.y.
Obetrugtfonas Mh,kmniAtli.l,
ok idney, BihaderAn6stE
orgHns. NerEoua aebftE
EorIV Raeav. WeaI Ep@-lI1 ~
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

DOARDEkB WANTED-SD STORY
TAtnall at on-oH
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
Try PeCtOral,
fsaNd

SEKTS To COL
OnihIy or quar-
bis ul;h full Iteml-
. HAWKINS q CO.,
7i2 Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

New York Blue Point Oysters 81
Henry B,onth's Restaurant. Very Ane.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

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9, 10 or B6 genus fer 2B oanLs ct Gum
minRP RAllhry, So0 Market street.
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

The Ohristiau Mission, northeast corner
Front and JetinrsOp streets. rraySr meeting
a. m; preaching, 10 80 .. N; SUNDAY
10 Dol, 2 p. IL n general testimony
meeting g.1e p. m pTaits fsiElcs, 80 p
M. preaching, Ttb r. n. Kew va seIVlcsl
Iduriny tbs CON ng WAsE, O0mo nd hell
Ing, j W OhsstFeg President
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
Washington Letter.

Chief Clerk Youmans was speaking this
morning on the fiielity and honesty Of
the employees OF the government. He
alluded to the fact that the large sums OF
money that passed through their hands.
and the opportunities afforded them Of
doing wrong acts were great temp
t3tions. He WAS much GLAZED overtime
trifing figures mat were lost in times
past when compared With the large sums
that might have been taken. "rhe
c0nsciepces OF mea make them do their
duty" "Excuse me, gentlemen. fer in
terrupting you," ssld clerk. "Vhat is
IL" asked the chief clerk. "He-e is s
letter containing $1,000 sent by some csc
in Washington. The envelope bears &
Washington postmSrk. He states in his
letter that he owes this amount, and ne
Wsnts it 10 be placed in the conscience
fund" "WhaE is the amount Of the con-
science fund now IS near as you can
judge?" asked the news man Of the clerk.
at is now between $500. 900 and $780,
GOO ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
The Thirst for GglG.

Dion Bou3icault in New York Herald.
Can see lovely valley where nature
had gathered into her lap I'll her wealth
OF scenery end soil; al her rivers OF
Jewels and purpIe-clad mountains, where
the castles Of the mobiles above and the
homestesds OF the peasants below and
abroad presided ever peace and plenty
amid eternal spring.
One DAY while digging ditch lump
OF gold WAC turned up; pursuing the
search 6 mine WAS revealed. The IeWs
OF the discovery oYerran the valley like
an epidemic Rich sud poor were sool
employed in digging up the soil. The
noble allowed his castle to fall
into ruin and his perk to run into a
wilderness. The peasant left his fellow
to dig in the mountain side. Rivers ran
dry, for the waters were diverted into
fumes to wash the golden dirt. Woods
were cut down to furnish sheds to sup.
port the undermined earth. The fields
were mottled with great molehills and
holes, and the speck!ed face of nature re-
vesled where the goldpOx had left its
filthy trace. The rich became poor and
the poor reveled in their hslIs. Vulgarity
and pretense ruled in the castle, while
the noble begged st his own gate. The
idiot sat in the megisterisl chair, snd the
vile women, espousing the buffoon,
mounted the throne, and they received
the homage due TO genius.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
Meeting Of the Alumni AsSo clation at
Waoo-PeEmRnent O=S AaIza:Ion.
Special to the Gazette.

Meeting of the Alumni Asso citation at
waoo-PeEmanent Organization.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, June 22.-The Alumni
Association of Baylor University con-
vered IN the university hall at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Temporary organization
was Effected by electing W. A. Garrett,
Of Hamilton, chairman, snd F. NJ. Allen
secretary. The first Thing in order was
the presentation Of the graduating class
Of this session 10 the Asso-
citation by the venerable president,
d.. Il c. Burleson. There we're seven
teen graduates, eleven young ladies and
TX gentlemen. Senator W. S. Baker,
graduate Of the class CT 1876, IVES &C.
lGCted to deliver the welcome address to
the new class and 20 visiting graduates
from abroad. But owing to illness he
asked 20 be excused, and Dr.. 3. b. Car
roll Of the class OF 1859, was selected by
the association 70 deliver the address.
Permanent organization was effected
0y electiug Hon. W. S. BEker OF
Waco president for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Baker IN taking the chair de-
vered short but eloquent address. F.
NJ. Allen was elected secretary. j. q. T.
Kyger. W. A. Garrett ard j. c. Martin
were elected vice presidents.
S. P. Skinner of WaX.hschie, who had
been elected to deliver the annual ad-
dress, was unsvoidablY absent.
Mrs. W. A. Wood, graduate Of the
class OF '85, read the annual poem, sub
ject: "Lessous Learned versus Lessons
taught! On motion of d.. Carroll the
poem WAS ordered published in the Uni
veZsity paper ind fled with the minutes
of the association.
By motion OF the association President
R, c. Burieson Was requested 10 deliver
them al address.
DR.. Burleson said thst thirty-eight
years SGD, SIS president CT Baylor Univer-
sisy, he gave the diploma to the first
graduate Of the University, and there was
but one graduate. Since then the $3.50
CIsiion has grown very large, and many
# its members have sn6 are now oCcu-
pying honorable and importsat positions
IN this anG other states. After selecting
an orator, poetess and esssyist for the
nexS Snnusl meeting, on motion, the as
socistion sdj burned to the banquet hall
II the University, where speeches. and
tessting occupied the attention Of the as
socistion the rest of the evening. There
we're s5out 100 Of the old graduates pres
ent, representing every portion Of the
stSte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
ANABSOLUTECURE
OF Most p;atre,siug Skin Disease by the
CuticurR Remedies.

In the winter of 1879 so I found myself
afflicted with singular eruption on my limbs,
TO which had hiths rto been stranger. The
trouble appeared in large bIo:ehes, upon which
the skin was raj. ed, blt no gathering under Il.
No particular pain attended It, ave a burning,
stlnging sensation and an intolerable itching,
such az was never before experienced. After
becoming saIis1ed that 1t had come to stay,
called my physician, who, after a thorough e1-
animation, pIonounced It case Of eczema.
He comforted me- Oy saying ne could cure 1t;
that It was nicely 2 skin disease incident to
old people; wa neither dangerous Lor con-
tagiOus, blt II not arrested would Prove eX
ceeGingiY troublesome and annoying to me.
I asked him 10 prescribe, which he old;
powders and pills TO be taken inwardly,
and wash for outward spplca ion. l
attended faii hfully TO all objections. but the
wash only aggravated the irrtat.on, and afer
a few applications had TO be sbard ore1 Be-
coming thoroughly al.rmeEsI asked my pbyst-
clan TO call council, which he cid. ne case
was examined, fthe Gsdicines changed. I
obeyed orcer- TO tie Ietter, all to no purpose.
The bitches wo1laf disappear In one place
leaving staia uposisfhe ssin as If some dark
IN another 1t haesbsep part OF my early ed
ucatlon 20 discognte nance all advertised medi
gtanciog over assnewsps2sr. | noticed unoer the
mad Of youT4CUrIcUA REMEDIES. a case
$5e5 5ssssS l. -, several y. l.. g Ines
parchaaed Efbottle of CUrfeuRA REsoLyENT:
Two caaes 81 GU fCURA sOAP, and box OF
CrTICURA xesolThg TO use thsFi clan estlnely,
carefully ndtang the effects. The result OF the
lrst bath, wish IN after APP icaLton Of he CCTI-
CLEA, UaF m st aTatef.l ans sstoi iehlng,
guioEjy &llaying the burnir =. CltEsg sensation,
ana ~ sbing me almost FORGET 1t evsreXi'tad l
perseyerec until ~ ab cute curs was eff cted.
consider your CUIICURA REMEDIES invalua-
bic. and Cheerful ly recommend thsm as 81. II.
one ri -0ur seven Cutcu-a Boys" which has
zone all yer the world, IS my grandson, and
Ilg rsmaGies Ihsl CfecteI his sUeeQY and
wonderful cure was appie upon my REGAIN
..CnG.Li0a. Augusta B. SMITH,
Ashland, Ohio.
sold everywheTe. Price, CUTICURA. 505; SOAP,
25c; gEsOLvEST, 81. Pre- ared By the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
aE-Send for low to Care Skin Diseases" 81
- 81 Illua t-all nns. aMd 100 taRllmOnlais.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
GSayson County. Democrats.
aIqi IN tba Gezattn

SHERMAN, TEX, June 22.-The Gray
son county Democratic executive commit
tee held meeting this afternoon aud WAS
presided over by c. B. Randall, the chair
man OF the committee, with C. b. Smith
actirg IS Secretary The object Of the
meeting was to appoint day for holding
precinct primaries to appoint delegates to
the county nominating convention and 10
name day for the INVENTION. Sstur-
day, July %, WAS fixed es the day tor
holding the precinct primaries, and Fri
day, August 8. as the day for holding the
county convention in this city to nominate
candidates for county officers and men,
bers OF the Legislature aud to appoint
delegates to the congressional AMI state
conventions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
Whitswrlght.


Special TO the Gazette.
WBITEwRIGHT, TEX, June pr,
Mays little son, was poisoned yesterday
by eating some pills containing sloin and
strychnine. The little fellow suffered a
great deal, but an sutidote was given him
in time TO save his life.
A chew OF wax exploded in boys
mouth here yesterday. His mouth YVES
filed with smoke and blood, and on ex
animation it was found that one Of his
teeth had been blown out. It is sup
posed that the head of 8 psrlor match
was in his pocket and stuck to the Wsx,
and the lsd put it in his mouth without
noticing it. 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
W AGO,
snecial to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, June 22.-The furniture
and fixtures and all belongings Of the
Examiner Office were attached by George
W. Morrill, for rent amounting to $3.50.
The inventory taken shows the assets to
be S554 There are other claims yet 20
be presented.
A distress warrant was issued to-day
sgainst A. Beuk, proprietor of the Iron
Front saloon, by Sam Norich, agent for
Sol Lyon, for rent amounting to 1870 and
for extent of lease for three years. The
saloon WAS closed to day by Constable
Lee Jenkins. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
Charged With Assault.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX June 22.-Jessie Harris,
a negro barber, WAS arrested yesterday
for falonious ssssult on man named
WEIGH, 8 conductor III the freight depart
ment of the Santa Fe Railroad. He was
taken before Msyor Woodbridge this
morning and bound over in $500 bond
to appear st the mex. District court. He
attempted to kill WEIGH o3 cutting him
with his knife 2ad then rob him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
Psolfic Political Situation.

BERLIN, June 22.-It is stated that at
meeting OF the Bundesrath
Prince Bismarck laid special stress On
the peaceful character of the political
situxtion and minated that the govern
ment would adhere to the principles
which had hitherto ruled is policy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
The prss,den, VIII TAX. a .tsun,

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The President
will visit Charlottesville, Va, next Wed
nesday for the purpose Of attending the
commencement of the University OF Vir-
gin!s. He will be accompanied sy Secre-
tsry Bsyard and probably other members
OF the Cabinet. Mrs. Cleveland will not
be able to go. The party will leave
Washington in the morning and return IL
the evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

Special to the Gazette.
WEST, TEX, June 32-EatiralY too
much rain has fallen il this locality
Wheat and oats nave Deen badly dam
aged by rains. Worms nave destroyed
the third planting Of cotton with the ex-
cepAon OF few crops. Farmers are sttll
in hopes, aud ssy they are going TO plsat
up 70 the Fourth OF July. They seem ,ta
think if they can get d stsna this zlsse IL
will make good crop. ,.-.sgSsss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
What Phycisian;of Calvert Has to Say About

,siFsSsS CALv ERr, TEX, April Is, lS3S.
Dr.. Hss2ebinson, Waco, Tex.
DEAR SIR rave been troubled with ca
tarrhal deafness for about twelve or fourteen
years and have been treatod by the most cele.
6rated aurist Of the south with but little bene-
lit, snd have spert great deal on SIT kinds OF
Instruments hoping to lnd some relief, but in
vain. I mad almost given up, when l was in
duCed TO try your "Oacterine," and can truly
say II is, in my opinion, the best remedy for
caiarrh HAYS ever seen or trieG. My hearing
is improving very much, and hope and believe
II will DO fully restored. Wishing you much
SUCCESS with your "Cacterine" remain yours
7ery truly, J. p MLENDON, III. d,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
Prin arIeH Ordsrsd.

Special to the Gazette.
HENDERSON, TEX, June 22.-The Dem
ocrstic County Executive Committee in
session to. day decided to hold 8 primsry
election st each best throughout the
county on the 2Ssl Of July for the purpose
Of selecting candidates receiving plural
" vote to be declared the nominee. The
convention for selecting delegates to the
State, Congressional, Senatorial District
end Floatorisl conventions is set for AU-
gust f.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
bills of indictment, twenty five beng

felonies.
Brown and WS.son il the murde- ca e
Of McCov have oaen allowed bail in mt
sums OF $4,000 and $4,000
The Commissioners court considered
to-day petition for an appropriation OF
$4,000 for an ertesian well IN me town of
Franklin, and while the vote hes not been
taken, it is certainty thas the sppropria-
ton will be made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

Six months ago resident of MiIjers4
burg, KY, received pony from fsienf
livlng'fin the Indian territory, au6Ske
story is thst, very recently, the animal
escaped from his new MASTER, wsndtSS6
of through several states, swan amer s.
number CT rivers, and on Mond5 last
reached mis- old home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
THE HOUSE OF COax0Ns.
Eime Fixed for Discussioa OF the Govern
menus Conduct.

menus Ccuduct.
LONDON, June 90 in the House of
Commons thie afternoon the chairman
announced the Imprisonment CT John Dill
Ion, mem5eT Of the House, for violation
OF the crimes act. John Morley gave no.
tice to the House tbs: ne would introduce
; resolution declaring that the operation
and administration Of the crimes set
would undermine Inc respect Ter lay, es-
trauge the minds Of the people snddeeply
irjuTe the common interests Of the United
Kingdom. Gladstone gave notice that on
Monday next he would ask the govern
nelt 70 appoint 6 day for dis
cussion OF MarIey's resolution.
Right Hon, W. 81. Smith,
government lekder IN tbs House, said the
government had listened win the greatest
+2ttention TO Morley's notice, feeling that
it was challenge Tor the governments
conduct in every respect and would
forthwith place Mondsy 81 Morley's dir
posi-. Loud cheers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
franklin.

Special TO the Gazette.
FRANKLIN, Tex, June 22.-District
court is now in full blast. The grand
Jury sdi burned To-day, having found l25
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
The Doaf nfzde to Hear.

AUSTIN, Ten, May y, 1883,
Gao crime Medicine Co Waco, Texas:
DEAR SIRS-For about eight years my hear
ing has been gradually becoming impaired,
Eminent physicians signed the cause ID Ca
tarrh, but no treatment was effective. About S
month ago friend informed me he mad been
greatly benefited by using "Oscterine," ciscov-
cred by DR.. Il. Robinson OF Waco, Texas. I'm
medlately ] triel this remedy. The effect wac
remarkable. Themode or application is simple
and pleasant My moss and tubes leading 10
the ears discharged con-ide.able mucous, and
IN three days they seemed to be completely
cleaned ou.. At once my tearing ard throat
temporary effect IS permanen. l shall regard
myself exceedingly fortunate. Even for the
temporary effect cheCrfully recommend this
medicine 10 my friends. Yours truly,
W. O. BELCHER.
The above gentleman Is manager Of the w. o.
Becher Land Mortgage Co. of Austin, and his