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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
WHAT CURES?
Editorial Difference of Opinion on,n
tan. Subj c..


tant Subj,c..
What is the force that Gusts diseo.a.
which is the most convenient anrs,' "''u
for applying il? How far is the AUS ,a,u'
physician useful TO US because va - 1u'a'
in him, and how far are his MIL
powders and stOuics only tia ,nn,. -lu
representatives of his personal ipana-A'
on our health? ce
The regular doctors cure; the hon,
pathic doctors cure; the Hahrar,,,,-.,.O-
cure; and so do the itn cures ana .'
mind cures, and the So-called Chs
scientists. and the four-dollar-sr,, al
half advertising Itiuerants, and tn
ent medicine men. They all hi, 81,
they all miss. and the great diiT.r.r,''' 4
one great difTereuce-in the r..,r.
that when the reskur doctors los. Is
F. tient no one srumWes, and when N. e 20
regular doctors los&ne the comm8.'.
stands on end All howls.-rE1S ,.H
Union and AdrertiSer4
Nature cures, nqture fan =.
aided, hindered or ddAateL in a. -.
tive process. And III al oBa!gs l,. -',@
tention is that it is the*eart 81 ro,i,.'r
beings to seek and trl8 Ii ady... -,
men of good character NsHhave stri,.t
the human system aud Mined u. fs- ~.
modern science lights ,lN%4y. how f,s
they can aid nature 30 Ssw thev ,aa
best avoid obstruashg F.- 3 -l.a
Commercial.
1t is not our pusoso to e@saer III,
evils that result eOm employing the nm
scrupuIous, the ignorant, charataus spi
quacks to pres ribe for the muIafes thu,
affiict the by Fan family. We simply de.
clare that/the physician who knaq,
something's better than the rbys,cas
who kn9y nothing, OF very little inir-I
about tse structure and the condition. n,
the human system. OF course 'hs de-,
not know it all. - Rochester IIyra--
Herald.
have used Warmers Safe Cure ans
but for its timely Use would have been
/ verify believe, in my grave from W.,
tine doctors termed Bright's Disease
ID. F. Shriner. senior Editor Scioto e.
zette, Chillicothe, Ohio, il letter dats.
June so, 1890.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
Eneouragsmen. of Home Patronage.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX. Nov. 3.-The manufae-
turers will meet again tonight aud peg
feet their organization for the encour-
agemeut of home patronage. The move
ment meets with much favor in Waco
and will have a wholesome effect upon
the trade OF the city. There are seq
eraI frst-ciass tailors IN the city, ye.
quite number of theIcitizens of Waco
have given orders to drummers who pass
through the country to take Orders N
tailors' prices aud fill them with reS-I
made clothing. The organization WI
endeavor to protect the public aga'n''
all such impositions, and at the SAN
time convince all that it is cheaper !"
patronize those who live among us.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23
THE RIVAL LOVERS.

Story Old as the Hills But as Good as
Ever 1t Was.
quaint story is told of two artist
lovers who sought the hand of a noted
painters daughter. The question
which of the two should possess him
self of the prize SO earnestly coveted by
both having come finally to the father,
he promised to give his child to the
one that painted the best picture.
With the highest skill his genius
could command each strove for the
maiden. One painted a picture of
fruit, and displayed it for the fathers
inspection in beautiful grove where
gay birds sang sweetly among the foli-
age, and all Nature rejoiced in the
luxuriance of bountiful life Presently
the birds came adown to the canvas of
the young painter and attempted to eat
the fruit he had pictured there. In his
surprise and JOY at the young artists
skill the father declared that no one
could triumph over that. Soon, how
ever, the second lover came with his
picture, and it was vailed. ''Take the
vail from your painting" said the old
man. Il leave that Ito YOU" said the
young artist, with simple modesty. The
father of the young and lovely maiden
then approached the vailed picture and
attempted to uncover it. But great
was his establishment when, as he at
tempted to take off the vail, he found
the vail to be the picture. Plainly he
who could SO vail his canvas with the
brush as 20 deceive skillful master was
the greater artist.-N. Y. Voice.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23
MENUS IN ENGLISH.


French Names on Bills of Ere Sound
Queer When Anglicized.
Those persons who object to the
French names of dishes as given on
menus and want them in English would
be much amused with literal transla-
ton of them. For instance, puts
d'amour means, literally, fountains of
love: anis etoile, starry anise-Seed; allies
de poularde au soleil, pullets' wings in
the syn; 9ufs a Paurore, eggs blushing
like Aurora; b9uf a l'ecarlate, beef in
scarlet l. e. rare; sauce en- petit deuil,
sauce in half-mourning, and haricots
vierges, white virgin beans. French
cooks, too, are ingenious in the new
dishes as we'll as in the epithets they
attach to them. Thus we have culottes
a la royale, sauce veloute, breaches in
the royal fashion, with velvet sauce;
tendons de veau en- queue de paon,
tendons of veal in a peacock's tail, and
epaule de mouton en- balloon, en-
musette, shoulder of mutton in bal
loon or bag-pipe.
Sometimes their names are so fanciful
as to be totally ncomprehensible, es-
pecially if you look for them in die
tionary; such as palais de bpuf en-
cracovie, a palace of beef in Cracovia;
fraises de veau, Strawberries of veal;
rfs de veau en- amourette, strawbreads
of calves marrow; flotte, sauce tomato,
fleet with tomato sauce, and eufs au
miroir, which is literally ''eggs in
looking-glass, but means ''poached
eggs" But there are many of their
dishes which are monstrous, and show
strong tendency to cannibalism; for in
stance: Salmi de chasseurs, hash of
huntsmen; compete de bons chretiens,
stew of good Christians; bouchee de
danes, mouthful of ladies, and quatre
mendiants, four beggars, the -four beg
gars'' being almonds, raisins, figs and
fi1berts.
They like veau Fatouffade, liver of
veal, and poulets ivoire, chickens
like ivory. Other dishes are, on the
contrary, quite shadowy and unsub-
stantial, such as semelles de perdrix,
cartridges soles; souf4ie de rose, rose
puff, and une jonquille entiere, whole
lonquil. The French cook, too, has a
way of serving up his dishes which is as
extraordinary as the rest. What should
We think of merlans en- turban, Writings
In turbans; eperlans en- comets, smelts
in waters; raie bouclee aux capres, a
thornback served with capers; or of the
cook who would be SO untidy as to send
to table truffes a la condre truffies
cooked in aSheS?-ChIcago News.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23
STRANGE PHENOMENA.
Freaks of Nature Which Terrified and As
tOnished All Iseholders.

Freaks of Nature Which Terrified and As
tOnished ALI fseholders.
At Rome, in 1922, it rained dust, mixed
with blood, for three days, and when the
heavy clouds drifted away it looked as
if the sun was swimming in sea of fire.
-Four years later, in 1926, snow fell in
Syria, which presently melted and
flowed in carmine rivers of blood, or
some fluid much resembling it in every
particular. Many of the old writer's
record a three-days' shower of blood-red
rain in the island of Rhades and through
out Southern Italy in 1886. monk,
writing in 1851, tells of loaf being cut
out of which blood flowed as freely as
from fresh wound. In 134S there were
many great tempestS. Several towns
and thousands of people were swallowed
up, and the courses OF rivers changed or
stopped. Some chasms in the earth sent
forth poisonous fluids, as red as carmine
ink, as at Villach in Austria. Ponder
Gus haiistones fell in many parts of
Germany the same year, some of them
weighing from twenty to seventy
pclnds. At Lamech it rained flesh,
dust, comets and meteors; fire.
brands and corrlscations were in the
air; mock suns, with fiery tails, sailed
through the Skies Soon after these
terrible scenes at Lamech it began at
Cataya, near the sea, and went sweep
ing throughout Southern Europe. An
igneous vapor or sulphurous fire broke
from the earth at Caahery, Asia, and
utterly consumed men, beasts houses
and trees, SO injecting the air that
great plague followed. Young sepents
and millions of venomous insects fell
from the clouds.
In 1861 Burgundy experienced the
novelty Of a shower of blood-red rain,
which ensanguined every thing it
touched; and in 1868 the Antiura reap
ers found all wheat heads to be as red
as blood. In 1888 bread put in the oven
at Nuremberg was taken out covered
with bloody sweat. Wertemberg had
a shower of birthstone and ashes in
1854. In 1896 Limerick and Tipperary,
Ireland, had many showers of SOFT
fatty substance resem bling butter 1t
was of a dark yellow color and always
fell at night. The people gathered it
and used it as an ointment, reporting
many astonishing cures.-St Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23

Eminent authorities unanimously agree
that the high pressure methods of modern
life are rapidly making us race of help
less invalids- subject to all manner Of
nervous affections, headache, insanity,
dizziness, neuralgia, backache, hysteria,
nervous troubles of the heart, stomach,
kidneys, brain, etc. Ladies and gentle
men who are thus afflicted, or who are
compelled to keep late hours, do much
mental or physical work, who worry or
fret about business or domestic troubles,
should remember that no other remedy in
the world will so speedily cure these dis
eases, remove worry and the blues, induce
tranquil sleep, relieve pain, or build up
the brain and nervous systems, as DR.
Miles great discovery, the Restorative
Nervine. It contains no opium or NOR
phine. Trial bottles free at Eberle's
drug store.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

"A severe edict against the practice
of dueling has been issued in Japan.
Hereafter Australia is to make the
ammunition for her army, which hither-
to has all come from England.
Hydraulic power at pressure of
$50 pounds to the square inch is now be-
Ing conveyed about beneath the streets
of London as steam is conveyed in this
country.
One Of the most remarkable and
alarming social symptoms in Austria OF
late years has been the increase in the
number of suicides. During the last
year Vienna alone reckoned 366 cases.
The Chinese Government has lately
ordered a new edition of the famous en-
cyclopedia which was originally COM
piled during the reign of Kien-Lung.
The index alone fills twelve folio vol
umeS.
Women employed on the Volga river
in Russia work from four o'clock in the
morning till sunset. They carry 140
pounds of freight up high ladders. Men
get twenty-five cents per day, women
eighteen cents.
An English woman who had written
history of Wales and dedicated it to
the Prince of Wales has sent him pre-
sentation copy which is bound in solid
gold extracted from the recently -devel-
oped mines in that country.
Swiss engineers have in contempla-
ton novel convenience for tourists,
which is to connect mountain peaks by
means of wire ropes, upon which cars
will be made to slide from one To the
otLam
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23

g TATE OF WIsCONSIN-CeUNTY COURT FOR
- JEFFERSON CoUETY-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at regular term
OF the County Court to be held in and for said
County, at the Court House IN the City of Jeffer-
son, in said County. on the first Tuesday of May
being the 9th day of May, A. D 1890, at ii
O'Clock in the forenoon the following matters
will be heard and considered:
In the matter of the estate of Sarah s. Bing-
ham deceased
The petition of C. E. Skinner for admission 10
probate of an instrument in writing filed in this
court as and for the last will and testament of
Sarah s. Bingham, late of the city of Watertown,
In said Jefferson county. deceased; and for let.
tiers testamentary thereon to be issued to him.
Dated this 31st day of March, A. D. $780,
By order OF the Court:
HENRY COLONIUS,
IOWA County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23
STRYKER SEMINARY

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Number of boarding pupils limited to 20. Best
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Send for Catalogue REV. PETER STRIKER,
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23
Look 10 -FOUR Heart.

Mrs. Chas. Greenwood, of indianapolis,
had what the doctors called asthma, but
she got little relief until she took DR..
Miles New Cure, which soon made her
long winded, stopped the pain in the
chest, swelling of ankles, cough, palpita-
ton. etc. Sold at Eberle's.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23
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To the liver and bowels, but give no
strength. The more you take the more
you need. Miles Pills ON. p positively
strengthen. The longer taken, the less
required. Samples free at Eberles.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-23

plated attachments and all necessary needles, bob
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many other useful articles On which we can save
you 25 to go per cent. Standard Watches at unus
ually close figures. Send for catalogues
A. T. EVANS & CO., 1872 State st., Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-23
vi RIDE
In the First Degree u the Verdict
Against Mr~. Morgan.

WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. %
The trial Of Mrs. Morgan, In Tyler
county, has come 10 an end with n
verdict Of murder in the first degree,
and the woman has been sentenced
" the penitentiary for life, the first
ease in the history u the State in
which a woman has been given
that punishment. The murdered
man was a cousin Uf General John
Morgan, the celebrated Confederate
raider and cavalry commander, and
the crime was a culd-blluic1l one
The wOmaH'- husband had h.t I
absent from home on the I5tr 90 IHn
murder, May :, ISIS, and on his ra-
turn sat down 20 supper, uu, $500.
Ing that his food was iuI-Y.-...
While he was eating his wife w-gt
behind him anu shot him iu tlr
hack. Morgan fell over amt hi- wife
cut his throat with q butcher 6Ui-r.
She then rau "a q ueightUr's house
and said that "A stranger hat come tu
her home and asked fur supper ami
had shot her husband iu the breast.
lie Immediately fled, she declare 3.
and another stranger entered tay
house and cut her husbands throat.
The State succeeded iu fixing the
crime upon Mr~-MuTEuu. a urIghh-g
tgstfyiEg that She had said four 90
Eve DAYS before that her husband
wUuli he dead iu SIX days. Another
woman had called at the hon
while the table was being set. 1u.
was about o. r!riuka crIuui tea. when
MR.. Morgan took &c from beer. NuI.
iu jail Mr. Morgan Was Asari iHl..
ing o. herself. saying once, 81 l...
the plot and ENHi EIu-r'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-23
PoWDERIY HINTS AT AN AMI
CABLE ARRANGEMENT.
Webb Say, the Nen We're Discharged
for Drunkenness, Inraparity.
ln>ubordinaiion,
AND a LACK OF SUFFICIENT
WORK.
President DrpcN Leaves Hamburg
Ter llome.-Po>iIion Of
"Ihe knights"
I"|0-T-T-| n &c NIIT---
THE RAILROAD STRIKE.
An Interesting correspondence Hc.
tWrcu DnnuNan webb. aud
uIher-

NEW NuRIl. aug. 81 With the
close VI tu-Cay ends the second weeh
ui Tie strike. The men who. tWU
weeks g0. leit their places, with
confidence Ui reinstatement uppu
fHHrIr u2,l terms. are considering thy
situation tonight ia their local
l~-eIulit~. where they we're cn,
i#iuu1s los lhr members u lIu cNyuut,
Ir, isLIa. Ju.uu .sUily ID j. true
t.lr Esi. and flr ui the mcu feel ai
bee present strong iu the uvlE pre-.
ru.p ul Jm,ir luaigr-. Igv heads
have b-su considering tHvir imI,
iiya-rs. They feel ryiufur.al anu
m us haIu;-L The state haari Of
Arbitration uuyr more presented
ll-rl-, .tusiiy. 10 aid la =
settlement. I'sNIer.y has declined.
There j. e growing iriIvi AMONG IlU ,
~BIgs WHO ARE following the rUgr-,- 81
.v,ut- closely that there U8I lrc nu
further -lrIer.
IIWB~ uIm rpl that s-ihly thr
uyAr move would h- tHy entering
uut u! all the mechanics along the
line af iu- gvutsai raI. On this
plar Nvhn was questioned An
tielIaIsus. - Doe sail. SOME ten days
asy That los allowing tire men vm'
i'luy'zi iu uus various -.lal-- tu re-
uaIu,l was furnishing ammunition
90 the knights. al once uTavTcl
thc shops o. bee ,iu-gI, anu directed
tuat only enough men i'r retained
t1 perform lice 81 tual necessary r.
.air- that were required At th,
Present Time W. have fully 700" ear
go Luv course 90 construction ~ We
Albany. aui 100 mcu have hecI
laid or,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-23

NEW NuEIy, Aug u. - Many
small lgrka.,- OF dutilila myrrhsa-
disc have yumc O. this country
through The mails f.Um iurE--
ImVuEtcr- frequently prefer tI have
sHui- ia small IuIuti.it- rru-
through the Iu-'uiIiry because % b.
cheaper AMI -1mvrina- lgi. krr-
Special treasury agent are IlwHy-
stationed 20 tire Iu-tYuir,s go SEES
York aui other ports 90 iu.ruvil
such IIeiH-,- auI hold them uu b.
tire ypu~isuyr .II- paid thr duty.
Fog long time there have Teen
complaints chat fhe Treasury agents
ami customs aufhar.iu- 70 Sfu
Francisco have been cJrsIg-s boo
tIyiT wUEs Of inspecting such ..u-I-
gnlt. Vtrrr.- G- COME los N~Igti- ans
other mails, which are landed Iu
this country uu tbr Pacific Coast.
i'arslE-- addressed tp merchants Iu
.tui- city which have r1We los way
~ san Francis 'U mails have Lyeu
examined Tor tine first time at the
New York Ir-iuilic", when a. a
matter uf duty they should have
been uverIIIu.ti ut san Francisco.
10 i= surmi~.Ti that many IItiGH'c
article which have i,cu aiIr,s-,-i
o. yuu~i.Ut-H~ in interior Citig~ have
be,-u allowed o. he delivered wIII-
out payment % duty. In this way
"a system % petty -mugEiiu. ha-
Ly-u permitted through negligence
iu san FuuCi-.-l, which has i'--
flauigi tHr customs revenue ID
much money. The necessity 81
uvrriIsulir. this mI'frr ur- Ivru
brought o. thr attention 10 tire
Treasury Department ly ."mr siui-
ui a. I.u-fuiii e. Irupi. ami .rHiEi
s.-ut- 80 New YORK. 4 ru-snu
hHu-. uilicrrIs o. Boz irtli.-.. from
Washington Oh make au iuv,~iis .
ton az san Francisco simiilrtu that
which recently took place a; Boston,
where the SAME sort uf petty SNUG,
CLING used 10 L. permitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-23

WNsIIINguyS, Aug. --.-lirurrr-
sHU illLj submitted Co thv House tine
T.i4lgt ui tuy committee uu tuy SELL
alD amendments o. the river ami
/ liar .us Uiil, recommending uuu-
CONCURRENCE iu THESE amendments
ami agreeing o. the conference
asked ny the senate
Kerr RAISED tine point %. urlur that
. the amyuImuu, mus, flint lr yHL-
-ideue,I iu committee %! tLr wlui,-
This point was Sustained rs lur
Speaker and ilr House went into
committee % tie whole fIE lIE con-
sheraton.
Henderson said the Senate amend
ment increased thp aFlrI ration
carried hy the bib Iiaut SIl.su.
IL was this iuCu,-I-g. which tine urm-
mitl,-r asked tIy House O. uuu-ruu-
cur Ia. Attyg cYuCuTTiug iu about
on, half 90 the SENATE amendments
the committee uu-..
Mason. !!I~-I. rising t1 "a question
% Tuyiir-y, srlI tuat some ul. s.
ago q resolution hai hctl adopted.
Alleging tist certain gentlemen aI.
TX 90 AH.HNa.aNA d. HHNH- Na"aHH=r s.Af .N.HaH
% create sentiment iu iavu. 20. tine
Cou.rr land billauI calling uu the
POslIt'iuc Department for iu,urWa-
;icu on tHu subject. The resolution
had ugcu sent o. the Tu-inili.e
Department with the request
that the I1pgU- iu Trsgu.
to the matter lu transmitted
lur1mrtlv. THIS laI mot ta-.u
done. lie had galie.! 20. the b,TIr,-
m-ut several tiur- ami hgih-yu is-
famel that yuiahiy tine II4tl-
would not be- -eut az until saturday
night. Then ,ney would be % uu
us, as the previous question uu t4e
bill was ordered a. O'Clock Co mug-
row. .fit- charge was tIat inn goa .vr
infu A. hII bueu brought o. bear
upon the department 90 retain Crg-
tain EJpcr- iu it, possession. lie
muvt-I that q committee 90 thirteen
members be appointed O. wait uu tine
Hu.tma-trr ErlvEai ami ask that tIC
IHyrr~ lee furnished iu time % bee
used in debate.
BEFORE action was taken tine House
took uyey~-. tire evening -t--Iuu tu
L. iHr consideration 10 private Isu-
sion bills.
Nttur evening session the Hug~e
Ea~-cI thirty private PENSION
bills, iu-IIIiug uuv granting zen
sion %! 50 a month tp the widow OF
';r7ugs,. Is. White, late CHIEF 90 ;lr
/ Bureau uf Narl- and Docks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-23
SENATE.
Paragraph Aner Paragraph In the
Tariu BIII Pulled 10 Pieces.


WAsHISGIUS, Aug. -. - The
Senate adopted a resolution present
ed by Hale, directing the Secretary
Of the Navy 10 investigate the al,
legged defects in castings furnished
by the Standard Steel Company Oi
ThurlOw, Pa, for the Navy Depart
meut.
The tariff bill was then taken ny
and discussed At length.
The House hill 10 amend tne act
q the .2nd uf June, 1874, for the
relief u settlers on railroad lands,
was taken from the calendar and
passed.
The tariff hill was again .akeu up
As one paragraph after another Wa
taken up amendments were offered
PRINCIPALLY 10y McPheu-Ju, but they
were rejected. The paragraph r.
lItiug 10 ~hJt.uuS was Iasscd Uvrl
informally, AlIrich stating that the
finance committee had some mJIiii
cations under consideration.
The paragraph relating o. wood
screws having been reached, Car.
Isle said that was an article which
the American manufacturers WCrt
selling abroad very much Lowell
than they were selling them al
home. lie produced price lists ii
support u his >iatvmtut. This was
another illustration. hy said, Of tile
policy adopted los the other side iT
allowing drawbacks ON exported
articles.
Stewart said that tine assumption
that thyrc was anything wrong iF
the sale uf American goods iu Tor.
rilsu yuuutTiy=~ cheaper than Bt home
Hrr-v from a want %; Information.
No amendments acre agreed o.
until paragraph lHH wa, reached
which was, on motion % AlITirh,
amended 80 as 90 real. Bullion %,
gulL, silver aud other metals, MT
gthrEW isc provided Tor, - Ier cyuI
Ud rI'rr.IH.