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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17
SERVANTS IN ENGLAND.
Mrs. Moses p. Handy Writes OF
an Interesting Topic.
The Average English Cook-Her Good
and had Points-rhe Tolls which
Engfish servants Exact-sociRt
status or the servants

Pfrr.A pKr.pqrrA. Nov. "A. English
hntissekecpers. in that method which j.
ths aold 0f mana~euent. ara far and
avray ahead OF their American sisters.
An Fr>yli.shxonan. "A a rule. when she
has any accounts to keep. keeps them
with an sxartrass which +. or ought 10
De. m extmple q, the rest u the worlI
Tn, Questions which an Fn~Iish cook in
.ssarch IF a nlace asks about dr,,ninr.
broksn bi.. cold victuels and the ike.
am ant 10 RI, Hebrew - thr American.
indeed F~-fsh servants have come 10
nnderStan,l rhis. and demand perguisites
and priviis0os from American mistress
o. which t,,v u~ot,il never think ~ ask
f-,e- ~ an r,n-lish one. II vou ha,ve been
well -oa-l,.yl bv vour English friends
ana staod nm f,r vour RIGHTS vour -er-
wants vsu hovs much .-reater rosnact
f.r Won thrr n YOU give into them. II
Won a-s vyiaa however. Won will not an
seea an English cook.
0-ood cookinr - not an English talert.
tbourh tha Briton il Grunlv parsussde.I
thaf ~ an nations Of the earth his own
is che only one which understands the
r-4f rriucinlls Of l-nst~rnomv. To a
F-srch or American palate an English
dishes. er ptirr curry. which. bv the
wav Is an irsro~tafion fron India. ara
nearly s,,sbslessa. ard 4. is safe 10 Adj salt
- any ffsh q rloat " vegetables served
You at ,n English sable. The best res-
trnrar-s IN London. from a sorsi.-n stand
roint. are the I.aIian. INDEED. it WIS a
rrest dsv f.r sbe English when the Teal
fsrs. who io the H-st place taught tho
French O. cook. came over - open eat
ing housss in LONDON. Thersare several
sn..h. = Won know vrhars % c. them.
where vru can --t a rood dinner a n
carte az an even loucr price than you
vvosifd nav I'm America. where. too. the
service Is ro-d aad the uapery clcan.
III YOU -, zst an English cook. try 20
have .a.aa rl,tou. not a Gordon hl-1
that "a. Hsrt a r,erlhe Of che hrnDeranca
hard. Who VIII drink nothing stronger
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

cumsiances. ana n you care for the gOOd
opinion of your lodging house keeper
you viii never cOndesccnd TO offer her a
cheig
The chief way in which English ser
wants rob their employers is in the tolls
which they exact from tradesmen. In
gseas houses where the upper servants
order the various supplies, they have. or
are supposed to have, control e the
patronage Of the household. and in order
70 keep the custom and gain their good
VIII. each tradesman gives his especial
patron rebate on the amount of his
bin. Thus the butcher fees the cook. the
grocer stands IN with the steward, the
dealer in hay and corn makes a present
10 lhe coachman, and so on through the
whole establishment. Naturally, the tax
So paid Is added TO the original amount
of the ban. and thus in the end comes out
Of the master pocket.
Olilas sketch Of the American born
duchess. who. by ordering all supplies in
person and auditing all accounts, saved
her noble lord from penury and recouped
his hank account, Is scarcely So much Of
an exacyoration as it seems, and has
been paraileled in some degree by moro
than one prudent woman in late years.
Wages are considerably smaller with
us Ten shHmgs week is the price of
plain cook a French man cook will
charge c1l. from 80 to SO year that
Of q good housemsid. and for twenty
shiui0gs you may command the services
Of ara aCc0mphshed valet One of the
best walters in q Regent street restau-
rant t5.I me that he received no wages.
and was required to pay for his meals;
lod-inr being furnished him. be was ex-
pooted To- fuI his compensation in the
tips of his customers; and in London.
except from an American, fourpence is
fully am average tip.
People change servants much less
often than with us. for there is nothing
which q Eari servant so breads as a
short character. anything under a year
Z. IS considered rs prima facie evidence
AGAINST tire rsan who has been unable
to keen a ple.s longer. The sarvants in
a household are q pretty good index to
the social s-lrus Of the household. and
for this r-oson society climbers. who
abound iu England. as elsewhere. spare
ro pains to secure servants who have
lived with great PEOPLE end ara charmed
v.th fho reverend # iafies' maid from
the Countess ~ Ccmeupstairs. or A foot
man who r-0 ten how t1ir~s ara man
srrl 81 the irrll mansion If Pinnacle.
Tao uuu ee- 70 servants and rstainars
e.ur fet iu reat families IS something
% u1r.ei at-a rsniniscence OF the
fcu3al aer-d
wer -aikinE of the Four rich dukes.
ari somebody mentioned the exact
amount of the incoue of the Duke of
T-srr insser. N.Y. exclaimed An nm
sophisticated American. what on cath
does he Io with its~ The answer came
f-cn family connection of the duke
Ell ras made with crushing dirnitr.
"If vou had three hundred gardeners
O. par every mcnth. 7 fancy ven
wouldn't end it any more than you
nredeir
Three hundred eardenersr- efae,,-
lated ths American. and then albs;ded
into silence.
There is nothing IN Loudon answering
to the American boarding hcusp. II vou
ds-iSe ho-ris ard Co not care 81 take a
whole house and 81 rpralarlv 20 hovse-
keeping. YEN 90 into bodginrs hy the
week- Iae 5sawinz room Zoos. us one
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17
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Medicines Sent everywhere. Make call ifp0S
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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Mnnie-How do you like that book I
lent you. Julia?
Juha-Well, I've only just begun it.,
bus I've read the last two chapters aud
had peep into the middle, and it seems
most interesting.
Minnie-It's delightful book, ! assure
you. You'll have a good CRY, ] know.
before you get as far az the first chapter
at least I did. Pick Mc-Up.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Rev. f. w. y. Hugenholtz, of the
Liberal Holland congregation, wall be-
gin his Sunday evening services IN the
English language next sunday, Novem-
ber Il. Subject and hour will be an
nounced in the list of Sunday services
next Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

All diseases of men and women cured
by DR.. ;. C.av Todd. 42 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

The best day board in the city, $500
per week, at the Paris, 81 and 81 Lyon
81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

For a beautiful hanging lamp for
$l.s7, 90 TO the Vinegar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

For fine coal stove, base burner, IA
inch fire pot for $24.00, SO to the Wine
gar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

For a fine oak sideboard for $40, go
to the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Thisis an exact represent
alton Of the case Of White
Swelling, and four absccss-
IS, at the knee JOINT q
Master Frank y. NcN'fv.
SON of Mr.. J.. q. McNtty,
Of Konton, OHIO, cure IN
1867. Tie best surg cal
authorities I'D Ohio. on ex-
amining the ease m coun-
Cd, SAID he would only live
about three weeks. that me
could not stand the shock
Of an amput8tOn, and ned
ic.ne would 90 h.m no
good and al that could boz
done was % give hm ether.
and morphine t0 ease bis,
terrible suffering. One
week later tie ca7o was
undertaken hv DT. S. Clay
Todd. whose wonderful
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Looso's Rcd Glover P PIe Remedy, Is
a positive specific for al forms of the
disease. Bind, Bleeding, Itching, [ Il
ccsatcd, and Protrudug Piles-Prce
soc. For sale by White & White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

wS1.00 buys a six meal ticket at the
Paris, - and 81 LyOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

For an elegant secretary and book
case combined for S1S, so, $3.50 or
50, 90 to the Vinegar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

The best line of Underwear in the
city at Htauiier's. Save 20 per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Best in the world-Banner cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

Once tried never forsaken-Banner
cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17

The Toss Tp" Cigar is not cornnetifor
against any other 5c brands. bat % an iDc
brands. because II isfuIiy equal TO any l0c cigar
on the market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
IN FULL BLAST.
The Union stoclyards Receiving Cattle By
Train Loads.

The Union stOcIyards Receiving Cattle by
Train Loads.
Times were lively at the Union stock
yards yesterday and the indications are
that they will continue lively from now
on. Yesterday afternoon the Santa Fe
unloaded a train load of twenty carloads,
and in the next twenty-four hours there
will he seven more train loads
unloaded there by the same road. 1t
can be considered that the yards are now
open for business of all kinds 1t was
intended to delay the opening until Sep
tember L, but the press of business has
forced an earlier opening, as is evidenced
by the business yesterday The
parties owning the cattle handled
there yesterday were delighted with
the yards, and say the accommodations
are unsurpassed at any cattle point in the
country, and there is no doubt that the
yards will do big business.
This looks as if Fort Worth was not
going to take back seat in the stock
yards business, and it is hardly reasona-
bic to suppose that she will in the builds
ing of the Albuquerque railroad egssb
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Three Men Killed and Planning Mill DemoI.
ished.

Three Men Killed and Planning Mill Demol.
ished.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, uly 1S.-The boiler in
the planning mill of the R. V. Stone
lumber company, on Boyne avenue ex-
ploded at SIS clock this morning. The
mill was blown to atoms, not a board
or sign of the machinery being left.
The following were killed:
Jefferson King, engineer.
A. Dollar, laborer.
Fred Bethel, teamster.
Four other employees had most mirac-
ulous escape. The body of King was
recovered from the ruins frightfully
mangled. Dollar was outside the build
ing and was in search of work. He also
was badly mangled and burned. Bethel
was teamster for another firm. His head
was crushed by a piece of the boiler
The flames which followed sthe explosion
were soon extinguished. The loss will be
$40, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
Biz snrings Notes.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, TEX, July 6.-We have
had splendid rains during the entire yfafss
sGrass was never finer. Stockmea Of
every class are cheerful and happy. Lott
cattle and sheep are as fat as could xf5a
desired and command fair price. seq
eral trades have been made IN this sets
ton of the country in which largo Hefais
of sheep and cattle have changed h81as1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
COALHEAyERs' STRIKE.

'ue Most Serious Ever Inaugurated at the
Head of the Lakes.
SUPERIOR, WIS, July ls.-A coal
neaVers strike was inaugurated yester-
uay afternoon. The Lehigh coalheaY-
CTS walked out aud refused TO handle
coal at less than soc an hour. The great,
ioehout this spring, in which the coal.
nsdFers stood out for SOC aud were
offered 4oc per hour, was lost by the
- strikers, But they have watched their on
pFIunity. They saw. that AN surplus
taqer was employed aud with "a: fleef.cf.
S ~ vesselssat dock victory seemed sure.
:, rom the Lehigh the strikers passed to
-. me other docks and sfn ali cases induced
; sue men to quit. The strike will, no
oouot, be the most serious ever inau-
Kutated at the head of the lakes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
Sweetwater Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
swEETwATER, TEX, July lS.-Cattle
shipments have begun in good earnest,
the average being train load per day
Stock is dying in some parts of this
and Fisher counties. The trouble is
thought to be bloody murrin. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
the difference of opinion
Putting on Tallow.

Special 20 the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tx, July 1S.-warm, fair
weather is now the order of the day here,
and it seems TO be the kind needed to
mature cotton and grass. A stockman
was heard to say to-day that the grass is
now ripening, and stock will put on the
tallow and get ready for the market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
The CattIe NInst GO

WASHINGTON, July Secretary
Noble has issued pre-emptory order to
the agent at the Quappaw Indian agency
in the northwestern part of the Indian
Territory to Immediately remove from
the reservation all cattle unlawfully
herded thereon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
Wanted Immigration.

BIG SPRINGS, TEX, July I6, 1883.
To the Gazette. +
Now is the time to bring immigration
to this section. We will go East soon<and
bring prospeotors into the state and show
the country up to them. That issour
plan. We don t. expect to wait any
longer We have r..il.hens ofSacres of
fine grazing, fruit and Agricultural landsy
and intend to- settle. Them IN the mar
future by maiIf strength. We must bging.
buyers info the state. We have already
lost toe, much time. Spend your money
in sending good representative men East
and North together with samples OF our
productsg j. c. NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19

at good price. Both buyer and seller
seem to be perfectly content The prai-
ries are completely covered with luxur-
iouS grass. Trees such as are beng
grown for shade aud fruit purposes have
grown so rapidly that it scarcely seems
possible that they are so young
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
Ladonia.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
LADoNIA, TEX. July 1.-THE weather
continues dry and the prospects get bet
ter every day for a good crop to be
gathered this season. The farmers how
ever, have labored under many Difficult
ties owing TO the extremely wet season.
Ladonia is fixing to scoop the fall trade
again by improving her public roads
leading into the city from every direc-
sss Amelia Alternately viii attend the
sunsEner normal school at Bonham this
yeaR
CascS7e Il nes| fair xGy s,sep-
sisa he and S;sipal
US Madolns Mesquite Mixture, for
sale Is al dn sts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
Snit dismissed.

New YORK, July 1S.-In the supreme
court, special term, Justice Barrett dis
missed on the merits the complaint in the
suit of Jacob s. Rogers, John Kennedy
Tod and Thomas Denny, scrip holders,
against William Walters Phelps and other
trustees of the New York and Texas land
company, limited, and the company it
gels. The suit was brought for the pur-
pose of compelling the defendants to
appay certain moneys accrued in the
saleBf lands to the retirement of out
staining scrip.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
TO sTOCKArw

The Daily GAzETTE c1 aftSays be found on
sale at B. Clicks stand, No. 81 East Fifth
street, under thB opera house, near st. James
hotel, EaIsas City, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19

Who does wish for these, or having them
wish to keep them, vet when weakness. irregu-
larities5 Sick headache, nervousness and infam-
naassons attack her restoration can be accom-
spIished by the use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, a medicine designed for woman s use,
and placed with all druggists for their relief
Sold under the manufacturers IS positive guarGn-
tee of satisfaction, or money refunded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
81. LOUIS SEMINARY

A Private Select School Of High Grade fof a Ifm-
Sings, No. ,ssight al issSrom Sc. louis ed W.
slessh railway ssapa onsfpf its Hdst bsautiffd
ssu6u9bs DisekRitae carefA and hasaelike each
.pupfEs individtz5zed. Ss4sn &szpssienced
eeacheFs. Comm A7ious, walEfentiI st6F build
nth beautifu1s5nd amp kroundE Tween
tieth year commences Sept. Ht1S69. For Bartic-
ulars, catalogue etc. apply at oce to the princi-
pal, B. T. BLEWETT, Ii. D ;. Jennings, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19

Farmers used TO think that no food
could be too sour or too filthy for hogs,
but the advocate of the American hog in
his best estate claims that swill is slow
poison to hog, and that all milk should
be fed sweet to get the best results.
Good clover with grain ration makes
good pork, oats being good grain to
feed, and Theodore Louis and Professor
Henry agree that such pork as this kind
Of feeding produces viii command one
half to three fourths of a cent per pound
above the market price. Packers now
want muscle-lean meat-and not lard
in their bacon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
ROUND-UPS.
A Growing Disposition Among Cattle
men to Cut Down Their Herds.
BlOOded Cattle have Won the Day in Texas
The Benefits of Fat Stock ShOws-Hogs
in Texas-Cattle Data.

John S. Powell has gene to st. Louis
with trainload of cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
Notorious Woman Tarred.

HARTFORD CRY, md, July ia
mob of 100 men with black masks at
tackled the house of Nancy Vincent, "a no.
torious resort at Montpelier. this county
last night. One man inmate was whipped
with sssss sfehes. The other inmates es-
capped The Vincent woman was caught
and tarrad, and the house and furniture
were demolished. The occupants have
Hnl7....az - ..a..sf -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19

Thomas Cummings, agent for Mrs.
Montgomery, sold her entire herd of
shorthorn cattle last Monday at Sher-
man to Jot Gunter of Dallas, through his
agent, James Stennet of Tioga. This is
the largest sale of pure-bred natiye
shorthorns ever made in North Texas
This herd is considered one of the purest
bred native shorthorns IN Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
CORRESPONDENCE of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette. ~.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, July 17.-WfH
Porter and Jack Pollard, two negroess
were arrested by Deputy Marshal Hooveis:
at Marietta yesterday, charged with rape
on an old lady who lives near Marietta
The negroes had started to a picnic andS
stopped at farmhouse to get a drink ofs
water. While there they discovered that
the-old lady was alone, and taking hold
Sof her she says they dragged her some
DISTANCE and outraged her, abusing her
terribly. The negroes then went on to
the pienic and were arrested late in the
zeven Ia
me HoSs efte1sS IS e misd bupeAsctive
81 81 SascS is tte FsTy thing Soc
Glass water Sets, toiietssss, dinner and
tea sets cheaper tllah ever before at W.
f. Lake 'ssz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
BOOM TEXAS.
Some Suggestions from a Veteran in
the Business How to Proceed.
a Miniature Palace on Wheels VIII be a Draw
ing card-Cheap Rates for Newspapers
Outside the State.

okIAuNIoN, TEx., July Il, lgg9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
EDUCATIONAL.
a0RTH Texas FEMALE coITTaE AND o. MUSIC,

gHeEN SEPTEMBER 4-ss
dproso
npish
be furnished
ipic Consgz vii
L..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19

IT'S only a few years ago that there
was but little bacon cured in Texas, the
idea prevailing that it could not be done.
OF late, however, this idea has been
fullEp proven to be false one and there
Sssse hundreds Of farmers who raise their
own hogs, cure their own bacon and put
money in their pockets by doing So Ba-
con can be as well cured in Texas as in
any other state in the Union, and it is
foolish extravaganza for the people of
this state TO send their money North for
an article that they Gan produce at less
cost right at their own doors Pie
money paid by Texas to Northern pakcers
in one year for meats alone would lift
the mortgage from every farm in the
state that is ornamented with such an
article.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19

During the month of June, this year,
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas road in
Texas moved 2507 car loads of cattle.
During the month of June, 1888, the
same'road moved only 1863 car loads, the
business of June this year showing an in
crease of 1914 car loads.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19


Mr.. Colin Cameron of Arizona is a re-
markedly well posted man in his business
Chat of cattle raising) and in spite of
the fact that he has given much time
and trouble TO the collection of cattle
data, he is but poorly satisfied with tie,
result. Much of the fault, 1t is trsse s
lies with the ranehmen themselves, Whos
decline TO furnish figures or who when,
they do reply to set of questions dossos
without thought and hurriedly, so as 10
get rid of the task as quickly as possible s:
Mr.. Cameron recently addressed thea
following list of questions to thirty-fivef
ranchmen of New Mexico and Arizona -
/. What per cent. of calves die after being
branded and before ne-year-old?
2. What per cent. of yeariing steers before
they are two-years-old?
3. What per cent. of yearling heifers before
they are txo-years-o
4. What per cent. of tUo-year- steers be-
fore they are three-years-
5. what per cent. of heifers two-year-old be-
fore they arethree?
6. Whatkber cent. of steers three-years- be-
fore they are four?
~. Who per cent. of heifers three-years-old
jefeSesS are fours
~ WHAT per cent annually of older cattle9
Twill be much obliged to YOU for your approxi-
mate figures at your earliest convenience.
He received replies from four. Marks
81, &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19

A teacher OF fFs5 grade and competent to DIVA
inst-uction,inathe Higher Branches, . desires
a situati6n. Address, G. A HILL.
ZaDp. Fzyette County IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19


''There is a disposition growing among
cattlemen in Texas to cut down their
herds, said well posted ranchman to
GAZETTE reporter Yesterday This has
been caused by the low prices for cattle
that have been prevailing in the different
markets for several years. But while
the size of the herds will be cut down,
the cattle values in the state will not be
decreased-to the contrary they will be
increased. This will result from the i'm
provement of the different stocks.
Blooded cattle are being introduced on.
all the leading ranches in the state, and
Texas cattle are gradually approaching q
grade that will compare favorably with
that of the cattle of any Western state.
1t has been discovered that there is no
money in raising scrub cattle to compete
with graded stock in the markets. The
former are not wanted by breeders, and
they command nothing from butchers or
packers. Blooded cattle have virtually
won the day in Texas, and the scrub will
be bred out. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19

aEhe countless attractions which have E5sssssIs
secured for the entertainment of 500 dee,
visitors who are expected to be present.
Il surely behooves every county in Texas
to make an effort to reap some OF the BEN
efits to follow this grand exposition, and
1t is to be hoped that no county or COM
munity viii prove laggaTds in this race of
progress and enterprise.