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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
1.-TWO Years Later. !

1t was Tuesday when III rushed Harry
and Willie. 50 Mamma, we are going tt
have new teacher. ] wonder what SHE
viii be like I wonder if we will like
her, said Harry. 81 expect you win y
said mamma. ''You must mind her
any way - The next morning the;
went 10 school and saw their teacher, q
very beautiful young lady-always
dressed in black. When the twins came
home they did not know her name, but
would find out. She looked like
Flora, only she was sadder-
faced than the beautiful wild
Flora. The children came home in the
evening and said that the teacher s
name was Flora Burns. She is Flora
but not our Flora. Two months had
passed, and the children liked their
teacher very well till ore day the teacher
came to visit Mrs. Winslow, and the
twins wondered why they were not al
lowed in the room where Mrs. Winslow
and the teacher were. The next day the
teacher did not teach school, but staid
with Mrs. Winslow or her
mother, for this was no one
but Flora. She had married Mr..
Harmon, and he had died and
left her to battle her own way now, but
she was not very strong so she came to
her old home TO teach school, and this
Flora Burns was none other than Flora
Harmon. When Charlie Winslow came
home, for he had been abroad, he was of
course glad to see his sister, but not as
glad as he might have been. Mrs. Wins
low sent word to Roy Malcome that Flora
was at home, and she had not been home
four days when he came to see her
asking her to be his wife-for he still
loved her, aud was rich. But she told
him TO 90 away and not TO come there for
a week. All this week Flora seemed
happy and amused the twins by playing
and singing, for she was beautiful
singer and fine musician, and went out
horseback riding, and did a number
of other things. The whole
house was happy, the flowers
and the trees seemed to look
more beautiful than ever. Flora was so
merry. What made such change come
over her? She must love Roy Malcome,
but we will see. AT the end of the week
she seemed more sad-another change
had come over her. What could be the
matter? All the people grew anxious for
fear she was i'll or something, for they
loved her as much as ever, now. Every
time she was asked il she
was sick she would say
''no but they thought she
was sick. In the evening Roy Malcome
came for his answer. They could find
her nowhere, and at last they found her
up in her room. They at first thought
she was asleep, but they went up 10 her
bedside and found that she was dead
How sorry they everyone were. Their
sorrow was great, especially that of Roy
Malcome. They found note III her
hand with just these FIVE words written
on 1t:
Roy Malcome has his answer.
So, you see, Roy lost that teacher. He
did not get the one he wanted anyway
He, in about year, married proud,
cold, naughty lady. Harry Winslow
married very sweet young lady, and the
twins are still with their mother.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
A Girl shoots a Persistent Young Man.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 19.-Near JEFF
ersonville yesterday Miss Nora Cain shot
and probably fatally wounded John
Alstoll Cooper, who had persisted in pay
ing her attention against her viii. As
he was talking TO her she stood
with her hands under her apron She
suddenly let fail her apron and presenting
a revolver fired. She is in Jail in default
of bail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20

himself Jack, the Ripper, was
to-day committed to the insane
asylum. When arrested he frankly cor
fessed that he had come TO st. Louis for
the purpose of killing a woman on Poplar
street and Clark avenue, notorious
quarter of the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
White Caps in New York.

CANoJoHARIE, n. Y, Jan, 1.-Two
men wearing white caps tonight seized
Dewitt c. Davis of SPEAKERS, respected
citizen, dragged him some distance and
then horse-whipped him severely. The
White Caps have appeared at Little Falls,
Herkimer and Johnstown, Amsterdam,
Fultonville and other Mohawk valley
towns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
THE NEW TEACHER

1t was not happy family that were
gathered around coy fire one cold win
ter DAY. 1t was widow with three chill
dren, the eldest fine looking boy of
eighteen, and twins, Harry and Willie :.
There is one more child of whom all this
trouble is about-her name is Flora, q
beautiful girl of sixteen. She had disap-
peared during the night leaving no trac 5
behind her. except an old dress or two,
that she did not swant. Just at this
time the postman came with a letter ad-
dressed TO Charlie Wmslow. Flora s
oldest brother, saying:
BY the time you get this, I viii be mar
ried. Your sister, FLORA.
Tread that mother, - said Charlie as
he handed the letter to his mother. Mrs.
Winslow read il, She handed the letter
back to him. rose and left the room.
H.
Mr.. Harmon had been a boarder at
Mrs. WinsloW IS. Flora 5 mother had
warned her to let him alone, but it did
no good At last Mrs. Winslow dis
missed Mr.. Harmon from her house.
Then secret meetings were carried on.
Charlie noticed this one night and fol-
lowed Flora, and saw Mr.. Harmon wait
ing at the park for her. Charlie said
nothing about it TO her He intended to tell
his mother, so that night he told her and
they called Flora in and told her that she
must stop it, but she refused and her
mother locked her up in room and had
her meals sent to her for a month On
day Charlie took her lunch and she re-
fused to eat and did not eat for nearly
two days, then her mother sent her to
the convent for nearly three
months. Mrs. Winslow received letter
from the lady that had charge of the
convent, saying that Flora would not
eat or study and cried ali
the time. Her mother sent some one
after her and would not let anybody talk
TO her. She arrived at home III wretched
plight, with her eyes all red and swollen,
but she acted so nicely that her mother
did not lock her up as she used to. A year
went by and she never saw Mr.. Harmon,
till one night there was Il ball at a well
known person IS house and Flora was in
yited. She went to the ball and had a
good time. The hostess said she would
have another in four months in honor
of her nephew who was coming
at that time. ''Pray and who may this
nephew be?'' said Flora. "Mr Har-
mon,' - said the hostess, 'sand such
nice young man, too. Mr.. Harmon?'
said Flora. ''Why, what's the mat
ter? - for Flora had tainted. She soon
came to, however, and said she was not
sick. Flora went home and seemed
happy, and when the time rolled around
for the ball she was feeling splendid, and
looked beautiful, for she was going
TO be the belle OF the ball that night
She went to the ball and danced very
near all the dances with Mr.. Harmon
for he came. While she was at the ball
a friend of Mrs. Winslow IS came to visit
her named Roy Malcome. He wished to
marry Flora. He was very rich. Flora
came home and the same secret meetings
between herself and Mr.. Harmon were
kept up until at last she was missed from
the house, when the letter referred to
was received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
The Modern Cock. Book and MsdI.

Gal OMlU6s perfect COOKBOOK aud perfect mediesi
boOk-ani there much 1t, and much care as
pains have 6een taken in s comPllaon that We fse
feety safs in asserting thai the Cooking
fully the equal in quantity AMI quality OF eontsnts Of any
loW-prced cOOkbIO< ever PUBLISHED and the
the Medical departmenE herein compared with low
priced me york on tue market The cooking rsSpes
number ST. and incluie Breakfast Dishes Soups, Mecls
and Poultry, Fish, VeSerabe Salads and Relses BreaG
and Rolls Jeies and Preserves Puddngs aud Pies Fancy
Drinks The compilation of this department super
intended By practical housekeeper, every recipe will be
found reliable, and It has oeen pronounced the
best most complete ami practical eook-oooks ever pub
hshed The Medical Department will be found fully
equ or any doctor book pub ishei dollar less
Il tells you how to cure, by simple msaDs available IN
will save many dollars annually in doetars bills and
patent medicines. THE AoDEgE Ce0K- Box MEDICAL
GUIDE slags book Of Is pages neatly bound in eocred
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
A YOUNG AUTHOR.

Story Written by Fort Worth Public
School Pupil.
In the sixth grade of the First ward
school, where Mr. w. E. Williams is
teacher, a reward was offered for the best
original composition. The following story
was written by May Harlzins, age twelve
years. member OF that class. The con-
ception and story are both hers;
THE NEW TEACHER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
Tha corpIata Book Of RacIialIons

and Dialogues. taoa oo 9s cont an so a sT %
pIers colsconof recItations ever published In single
volume There hundreds OF them, and they embrace
every KIND and character of rectaon adapted every
need, humorous dramatic and patheIic--Fnm short
juvenile pieces for the little boys and girls Friday
Moons TO prstenous dramatic works the professional
elocutOnist We have space the titles Of
only very Of them, follows "Ostler Jo~ Asleep
az the Switch" Fne Last Hymn" "The .Jeadman's
Journey The En.neer's story Cripple Ben Two
sons story Taking Toll,p The Engineer, "Ths
Tramp" TINS DaiSes,o John Darryll's Dream Too
Lac - fle Book-Rssper's Dream" - Saving MotherD
Cutfew Must Not Ring Tonight The Palmetto and
tho Pae The Polish Boy AZ Drafed' The Black
smith's story, The Burnag Prairie" " Guilty or Not
Guilty. Toe Foreclosure Of the Mortgage 1.-THE Clowns
Baby" Bill Masons Ride" How're tried TO Whip the
Teacher" DRIVING HOns tho OOws.n Somebody's
Mother "" Wnen the Tide Goes OUT 'Fha Old Farmers
Esgy.n Wilder Sprggns' Daughter a Pie Light
keepers Daugnter,r How the Parsou Broke the
Sabbath" ,wdieh SHAH it Bef'' . Somebody's Darn 81
etc, etc In addition to the Mammoth collection Of
RseitatiOns contained in this book, il also contains
numosr OF hne Dt logues, mostly humorous among which
Marrying Poebess.n e" Whats Ia Name 20 The
Train to Msuro the GraduetesD Fhs Female Astro-
ogar's Proposing By PrUxy' - Story reing5 The
Aornns CALI etc. Tas coaPLRTE BOOK Of RRcITAToEs
OIAL0GUEss large Of 81 large seounn pages
with handsome coorsd cover.
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The American Live Stock Mangal,

complete textbook containing the fullest Information
regarding the and managesnt feeding znf rearing
Olive stock likewise directions for the cure OF ali diseases
peculiar these mails and OF all uuruy and vicious
habits the construction OF necessary buildings and
couveniences, The following are only portion
OF the topics treated ia this book How Judge Horss
Feeding Horses; Raising Colt: To Bit Colt; Besk
Horses from Palng az the Halter; Warts OF Horses;
Stumbling Horses Care Tor Baky Horses Kicking HoFses
rr2iqog Yeous Horses Gals aud Sores Horses; Rein
shylng Scratches; Rn Eoons; spaFn; criooing Wind.
gals; krttie Feet; Worms; Over Rsachng; Spraus and
Bruises: Hide B0und Horses: Avoiding INDIGESTION: How
70 Save Oats IN Fee ling Watering Horses Care Of Horses
Legs; How 90 Tel a Horses Age; Neck FOkes Good
Grooming; Snosins; Stables and Stabing; Breeding
Horses upon FaTus; Horse Educstion; Ringing Bull;
Relieving Choked Cattle Bone Disease in Aileh Cows
Aas o. GOO Cow CEts Racks AMI Feed Boxes; Feed
ing Ca5te; 10 Prevent Hooking Fences; Black Tongue
Lace 70 Frsyent Kicking; CONTAGIOUS Cattle Diseases
EsttsninS stock Milking; Cooking Feed f0r 1--we Stock
me SodS stem Rs sing Calves; To Break a effr or
6soqs Tow 90 MIX Hintsng Live Stock; How to Take
" nice Assistance az Birth; Hollow Horn. OoatPlced
ce@S p-sS LsS; Caked Uddsr; Jumping Cattle: gargst
SSE5 anu OF Hogs; PggsrAs; Trouzhs: Pig
as1gi Feeding Sanitary MANAGEMENT ~ Szine
DOG Cholera Paralysis searyy Pigs PreparIny Foi Tor
SslRs 6atcnsrIng F9ttenES Hogs: Driving Hos. Ras-
dE sneeoi Wasnlng Sreep; Sheep Rot Hurdng Sheep.
40 Ie tas age OF sheep; Sheep Ticks: Early Lambs: How
- n2ke snsep Pay Treatment Of Lambs Increasing the
atosLh o WOOL II Is large book u ls RACES I2ruu
"isa nanozorae cover. and is profussy illustrated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20

Take Lone Star Blood Syrup for con-
Stipation. indigestion and all other dis
eases of the blood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
Ths Modarn Book Of WONDERS,

rms Work Is properly named the Book 0i Wonders for
ltcoatans descriptions Of the wonderful works of
nature eui OF man. and these descriptions will be found
In many cases more interesting than the most thrilling
novel, while proving great source OF instruction There
are descriptions OF Niagara Falls the Yosemite Valley the
Yellowstone Park, the Oatacombs OF Rome, the Grand
Canon Of the Colorado, Mammoth Cave the City Of Lon
don Valley OF Death, Ancient Babylon the River Of Hot
Water, the ATLANTIC Gable. Watkins Glen, the Natural
SridSe, Trenton Falls Strasburg the Big trees OF Cali
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Statue Westminster Abbey, Loch Kane, the Egyptian
Pyramids Vienna the Salt Lake of Utah, Giants Cause
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able Works OF Human Labor, Moscow and the Kremlin,
Yesuvius, the Gulf Strea, Venice, Alaska Edinburgh
Castle Merose Abbey Porcelain Tower ogChna the Great
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tents OF this wonderf9 interesting andinsuetve book
which IL quite as valuable many similar works Sid at
high prices It Is large book OF 81 large 3oolun
PAGES, neatly bound in coord covers and prousey aud
handso nelly illustrated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
One ..Jack, the Ripper. disposed OF.

One ''Jack, the Ripper." Disposed OF.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. I9.-James
Thomas, alias William Brennan, who
was arrested yesterday for writing threat
ening letters TO fallen women. signing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
The Conrplete Book Of Home Rlnuse-

EnaFafR EcomPlere text book for Public AID Private
usSAihos Entertainments Private TbeaIrcals Parlor
Exhibitions Social Gatherings, SczJo Exhibitions and
Evenings st Home. IL contains s3Rlmbar Of ACrINo
CHARADEs with full directions how to perform them X
gives some very excellent PARLOR NRAlAs easily acted
yet very amusing. lttes al about SHADOW PANToMISEs
and this alone think you will say worth the price of
the book contains nearly nity beautiful T4BLE4Ux VI
WANTS, and gives tu end explicit directions perform
ing tneTn In it many amusing PARLOz CANES
that we have not attempted 70 count them. Then We
lot Of wonderful ILLUSTRATED PUZZLEs-tanta
zng perplexing, apparently intricate, but Gasp when
70 the proper place and earnhs answers Here
also is a saFory dish q RIDDLES, EsaGM4s CHARsBTs
Efca nice, large lot Of them AS TO CoNUNDRUMs Tiers
nearly btsheL OF them. considerable Orrun ofths
book is allotted TO PARLoR MAGIC, aud here you viii find
hundreds Of wonderful and amusing tricks easily per-
formed, YET exceedingly mystIlying your audience
Then there lot OF amusing and Instructive CHEMICAL
ELPERINENT3 showing hOH the combination unau!pu-
lation OF the simplest agents viii produce most sur
prislng results Following these number OF excel
lent DIALOGUES, comic and serious, suitable either
school exhibitions or PaTor entei tanmeuts Last bnE
not least the book contains nearly finest Rrc
TATIOSS dramatic, pathetic sentimental. and comic
ever written. II Is book Of O. large 8e0umn oages
IL fndead a SuIanhid hoax
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20

Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use
CarteT's Little Nerve Pills, made eX-
pressly for this class.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
THE APPROPRIATIONS.
Jarvis Preparing a General ApprOpria-
ton BilI-The Estimates Cut.
Dr. ToIaF Working on His Text Book .Bill-For-
feited Railway Lands to Be Given to the
Public Schools.
4 sENAroRIAL pIscussIoN.

Tpecial 70 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. Is.-The dis
cussion IN the senate this morning upon
the bill creating commission TO certify
the laws brought out the views of all the
constitutional lawyers and economists in
that body, A strong fight led by Senator
Allen was made to have the work done
by one man. Three was the number
finally agreed upon.
senator Jarvis is preparing general
appropriation bin which he will submit
u the finance committee on
Monday. He has not CON-
pleted his estimates yet, but
they viii fall considerably under those
furnished by the departments, his object
being to cnt down appropriations so that
the expenses can be paid by the 20 cent
tax without leaving a deficiency. His
object ia preparing ii so early is 10 avoid
the rush which always comes later in the
session, which makes careful considera-
ton impossible.
GOOD MOVE.
The bill 10 amend chapter 3, article
lA3 of the Civil Statutes introduced to-
day by Mr. Carwile provides that the ad-
vertisements for bids to furnish asylum
supplies shall be published in two daily
papers OF general circulation published
III the state instead OF limiting the publ
cation TO Austin and Galveston papers,
"a at present
The house asylum committee met to-
~. and appointed committees to visit the
nerenf asylunls.
DR.. Toiar is working hard on his text
ok bill. 1t was given in charge of a
lb-conmttee OF the educational COM
aittee to-day and ne will appear before
sat body and be heard on the bill Tues
".
COMMISSIONER FOSTERS REPORT
Just out It is very comprehensive
york, embracing. valuable information
lpon a variety OF subjects and Will prove
3 great interest and assistance to any
desiring to write or speak OF the
growth, development and general
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
BISMARGK'S GAME.
Debate on the East Africa Bill Expected
to Draw Out His Hand.
The Supporters OF That Measure and What it
Aeans-The Morier Incident Does Not
Affect Anglo-German Relations.
C4BIE LITTER.
The East -iJ,-iea Bin HTu BroEe Speech
from bismarck.

] The East IJricd Bin VIII EUOkse a Speech
from Bismarck.
copyright by the Associated Press.l
BERLIN, Jan. 19.-The bundesrath
will dispose of the East Africa bin with
out delay, and it will be submitted
TO the reichstag at the end of the week,
when it viii evoke the long expected de-
| claratiot from Prince Bismarck on the
/ government 3 colonial policies, akd its
relations with England. The meas
/ ure, it is believed, viii be
finally passed by large majority.
! The measure is known in parlia-
mentary circles at the outcome of an
agreement between the leaders of the
! government groups after communication
with Prince Bismarck The Center party
viii also approve the policy observed
during the Tuesday debate The
opposition viii thus be left TO the Pro-
gressists only, and this VIII narrow the
| debate into lively encounters between the
chancellor and his persistent assailants
An important part of the bin is proposals
relating TO the enrolling and disposition
of levies. 1t is understood the bill viii
be settled in secret sitting of the COM
mittee. Interest really centers in what
Bismarck will choose TO reveal concern
ing
TIE COOPERATION OF ENGLAND.
1t is noted here that English opinion
against colonization extension by Ger
many gains ground, and even Con-
sentative papers suggest that
Lord Salisbury weakly yielded to
the request of Prince Bismarck
without knowing how far the chancellor
designs extends. Probably Bismarck
will frankly disclose how completely the
English government has been appraised of
every phase of the German policy as en-
bodied in the East African bill
He is DESTROYS of preventing the
English liberals from making party
capital from the concert of governments
Ecery suggestion coming from Lord Sails
bury during the negotiations has been
accepted here. The chancellor will there
fore announce absolute harmony in the
corporations.
THE MORIER INCIDENT
has not had the slightest egect on the re-
lations between the two governments. 1t
may have Iormed the subject of CONVEX
sation during recent interviews be-
tween Prince Bismarck and Sir Ed
ward Mrlet, the Britise ambassador.
Officially Lord Salisbury leaves Morier to
fight his own duel. Diplomatic circles
are confident that Prince Bismarck has
strong card in reservation against
Morier and will probably oblige
Lord Salisbury to take official notice of
affair by transferring Morier from St.
Petersburg TO some post that has less in
huence on European politics.
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THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Ie house viii report favorably bill
20 add ? 200 600 acres TO the common
school and 900 900 to the university
lands from forfeited Texas and Pacific
lands. The university people with their
usral modesty, asked several other fa-
vors, but the committee thought this one
enough 10 consider
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20

Frank Hamilton of Austin is one of the
recently nominated penitentiary board.
Mr. Hamilton is Republican, and this
fact ha1 been the cause of much COM
ment. Somebody has said that he was
appointed because II large majority of the
i---htes of the penitentlary are Repub-
are entitled TO representation