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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-30
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STUDY THE SEASONS.
Farmers Who Read Fosters Weather Re-
port In the Gazette Will Know
What to Expect.
FoRSEY, TEX, April %, 1891
To the Gazette.

To the Gazette.
handed a dollar to your agent here to-
day as subscription to the Weekly GAZETTE
for twelve months. In this connection !
desire to say that l subscribed for The GA
zETTE solely for the benefit of Fosters
weather letters, which trust you will con-
tinue to publish.
The laws governing the weather have al
ways been considered of so complicated q
nature as to preclude all hopes of progress
in that direction. But Fosters predic-
tions for the past fall and up to the
present time have been so singularly accu-
rate that am lead to believe that he has
made discovery Of some kind.
Mr.. Metcalf, editor of the Forum, wrote
me that he had solicited an article ffoQ
Gen. Greeley, chief of the signal service,
outlining the progress made up to tho pres
ent, and giving his views as to tHe pros
poets Of raising meteorology to a scithce, 50
that the weather may be foretold VI b Ger.
tainty. mention this as only.an Istancs
of the general interest the subject q
awakening. q 4
1t is my own opinion that the incleHen&
and uncertainty of the seasons, the desINE-
tons Of floods and drouths, together "
the depredations OF insects, generated by
excessive moisture more than over-pro 70
ton or economic causes, is the matter liz
the agricultural interest of the United
States to-day. As farmer have always
observed that when made a good crop ]
made money, and that when l made a poor
crop lost money. And have always OBJ
served that made good crop when the
seasons were favorable-that is, dry-so /
naturally infer that the seasons are respon-
siole more than corporate capital or the
tariff, the evil effects of which are so vague
and shadoWy have never been able to per
ceive them.
In my opinion the progress already made
in meteorology is but an earnest of the
future, and am perfectly assured that it is
only question of tinA when experts will
Ebe able to forecast the heather months in
md the farmers all b II. Very respect
&hlly, T. f. Frey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-30
On che Austin Branch.
Special to the Gazette.

HoUsToN, Tex, April 29.-The Central
train on the Austin branch came through
all right to-day, though the water is still
over the rails.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-30

other Western roads which are as much
committed to the policy of the commits
sions action that will help it out of it d.
lemma.
1t is argued by many railroad men that
the latter course wonld DE consistent one,
and the only one that will save Western
passenger associations from disruption.
Evidently a crisis is near at hand. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-30
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fabrung ibm gegebeu bate, 3eist Der
8rief, wel9en ct 6amals-bor AZ Sab.
rer-an bic 8efber beg 2anbes f9rieb.
rNteiner Nnfi6t na6"-fcste er barin
-nDirb es elm plab bon 8ebeutung
rerben, peiI feline Sage eine ceutrale 1T,
unb neil es oberbalb bon Der eumpfs
&egion liegt, aud tpegen ber bielen
WaRerarme nabe BEL" Mebenbei Be.
merit, faufte Der Batter bes gr @oubers
reur &oB bamals bret 8aupIdbe unb
gob iebert Ieiuer &inber S., INN F9 Elm
n2ot@ 3u taufen, urb bic in 1919 ges
fauften SIS 8auitellen Ruo in bieiem
Iugenblid ui6t weniser ols 500, 900
tuertb.
SIN Sabre 1S45 bate vMaior" gratb,
tuie er nit bolent &e9t genannt purbe,
in Der Naiboile &olonie am Braaos
5luB NIT elmer MiB @balmers ben gbe,
bunb gei3loRen. benz cine MnaabI bon
3inberu entfprOB 5, BON peI@em nod 4,
Elm 5osn un6 brei S69ter am 2eben
Rnb.
@it g. g.. gratb it tuieber elmer Der
alien feranif@en v2anbmarten" Der.
f9tpunber, uater benen bic Iette 3eit
-freili6 naturaemdB-f@limm aufge.
rdun1t bat. 81 bon ben beutl1en
sptonieren", tDel9e bic @rflingstage
Der &epublit Seras NIT bur6gemaGt
boben, nod Elm anberer ON 2eben 1T,
pie Der naIte 6ortran", m66ten pir
beapeifeIn.
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Weima6beit tit Geidtbmit

sotantirtes fpeAffAes SeiImittel fur Spiferte, Rrdms
pfc, nerp6le Reuralstas 8epfi9metJen, nerp6fe nebers
TeisunS unD NbHdnnMug, reruriaAt burA ben fber>
s &as'9 Mie SsseE Gss nisgfI an ISt ee da1sr S%ias,'f Sc
IN Ratuffnn ousartet unb alsemetnes Gleub, SieMz
t6HEyuHb Sob bertetihhrt. IS tit aud etu 9eilmtttel
sesR frhb5ettises ALterns Sesen ruiruAtbarfett, Sm=
urfa6t bur4 seiFise neberdnfrensuns cher bura
Jnseubfhnbeu. Se6e G@aMtel entbdif BITE Sur fhi
einen Miouat. $l.O0 bte S@a@teI, pber 6 G@a@.sIr
Str garantiren, ba6 6 SHamteln ieben SAT heller
werben. MRit ieber Bereuuue fur 6 SHa4teIu, BITE Be
une nit BEN Yreife etnldHTt, fenben mir benz BefeDe
nnleren f8riftltHen @arantie : Ghein, hab mir bal
Sen sufhdl9tden; penn bas DfttteI feline 9etluns be-
WRIT. SoI@e G&eine iperben nur ausSefeat ppu
Ctr Drne Gtpre lGtustse Gsenten) 30. 8 Gai
Gommeree Sfreet, Can Antpntc, 9egas.
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Msebr bentid,e Mmfiebler fir Cfts
3era8.


Rod Nuf3dblung befen, mas bic
reue of.teranif9e giienitobt Rem Sir,
mingbarl, unb bas @puntp @berotee,
NORM He lieet, 3u ibrer erfolsrei6en
unb Dbdigea @ntpidlung Mlles nod
ttbtbig baben, beiBt es in einem Nrtitel
Der bort eri9einenben "Times" p6rts
lid ME fOlgt:
Nber 1uBer iolGen unternebmen6en
gel1dftsleuten, tpel@e Gabritsn on.
Iegen, unb auBer elmer ti6tigen @r.
beiterbeb6lterung bebarf @berotee 60.
Dor alleai elmer 3upanberung bon ettpa
1000 feiBieen beutf Den unb 5 . f.
mi@en Mferbauern, tpel6e bic iebt
unbenubt ~baIiegenben 10000 older
bortrefft@en Garmlanbes in 2ultur
unb 40 Mertb bringen; es if bas Sanb,
uelGes fit ben Mein., Obf. uab &C.
malebau ieines @Iei@en Iu@t."
Wie man Hebt, tommi Der beuti9e
Garmer oils 2olonif fur Ofteras ielbfi
Bel ben ionIt e1er fremoenbaKerif9 ges
fuuten Siod> Mmeritanern,--bent aus
fol@en befebt bic 8eb6lterung bon
gberofee @ountp gum iiberpieeeno gro.
Zen 9beiI-almdlig bod aud aur Ans
ertennung. CT bat I'm eentraIen unb
I'm gansen tpeIIi@en 8beiie bes Staa.
tes ben tbatfd9ii1en uub iomit unab'
Ieuabaren Beipeis bafir geliefert, NOS
er bur1 ausbauernben 6IeiB 3n leiteu
i'm 6tanbe III, unb baB CT has 3eug Ia
f& bat, aud Elm gutter, pFi@tgetreuet
Birger ieines feuen 9eimatbslanbes
Az iuerben.
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@ramseiaemtbams . ltebertraannae,,

0rmmSeisentbams ltebertrasnnseu.
u. Meeri6eibt an s. s. Bainbribge,
@runbftdd on @iintber StraBe, $3.50.
9a3arb Bomber So. an gonrab 9us
beri@, @runbfid am 6reimaurer.
Griebbof $4,000.
Wm. Mille an MatD Sonbre, 8tun6,
ftid on @beitnutsS Strobe, $1,775.
Q. s.. 8rablsD on 5. u. Wittmanrl,
@runbtiid in Meerf6eibts GuboipiRor,
5000.
so. $. 8arnett an Otto 6eloer. 40
Ider 2ano an Der @alinassg reet, $500.
San IntOnio &eal gfate gr9anse
an Sol. 2orra, @runbfdd ON Mefts
@ommerce'S traBe, $4,000.
Olga unb 6. u. Rubls an @eorg
9eamann. @runbftif am GIuRe, $75.
Ggnes 8aRe an Georg 9eImaa, 2
@runbfide 6ili@ bonn San Nntonic
&iber, $675.
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S1aerIet.

= Der ,@utor.6aa" tpur6e i'm Or
frictgeri@te nm einen Sag peri9pben,
ba ber bes Morbberiu9es aneetIaste
@ensler ertldrte, mod ei1ett pi9tigen
@atIafuuss > 3eusen berbeibrtngen au
tbnnet.
= Der iunge Meritaner Barrar, Der
nor ettua einem MoHat bon einem 3uge
Der Mran1as paBs 8abn iberfabren
tuoroen mar, lit febt I'm Santa &ofa
9DIpital feinen Nerlebumgen erIegert.
- CHARLES Bauer bat eine 6@eis
bungs : 2lage se9ert feline 6rau 2ia3ie
Bauer eiugerei@t.
- Der 6~lbnerbdnbler George Beder
tpurbe, aIs er auf Der &an@e beg Sol.
Nnbretps mad feineu pferber fu@te,
bon elmer 2lapperi@[ange eebiHen. Ct
tDurbe fofott nod Der Stabt gebra@t
uno beinbet f9 In dr3tli6er Bebanbs
lung. Mu@ on berfGiebeneu 6telen
mitten tn bet Sta6t inb GIapperi9lan.
gen a~nsetrofen unb set66tet tporben.
= Die S@ld9ter 96fltue sen., 66f.
ling jun. unb gb. Neumanrt baben
ibre Rtage geger bic @taot In Be3ug
auf beret Bere@tigung our grbebung
Der @~etuerbefeuer 5urRfgeaogen unb
bic 6teuer be3abIt. Sbre Dppofitiou
gegen bic fdbtti@e 8erorbnung ftir BITE
6leif@ : nnteriu@uas balteH fe iebb@
INNER mod aufre@t.
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6 . { q { s.
Cages Gbrpnif.
O. 92 al.

20 Mai.
1471. Nlbredt Diirer gu Niirnbers seboren.
1906. @briitopb Columbus, Der @ntbeder
Gnerifas, itirbt in galaSolib 90 Sabre alt).
1898. 8onaparte ieselt bon Eoulon mad
&esbpten. 8ilbelm Stolae, Stenpgrapb,
gebDren.
1904. @apoleOn gum erblidben &ailer Der
S~ransoien a%usgerufen.
ISIS. NapoleOn fiest in ber edla4t BEL
8auten.
1916. Spa9im Murat berlaBt Meapel; Die
Sefterreider (8tan9t) nebnten 8eiit.
1920. &arl 2rbipts Sano, &obetue's Mbrz
ber, gu @annbeirn binseri9tet.
1849. @rtiirmung BON Diem bur@ bic I'M
9arn.
1859. 8refen Bet Momtebeap. NappIeom
III. ftegt iiber bic Seiterrei@er.
1871. Die Gttebens : Sterilization spiiden
Oeutldlano ltnb Grdnfreih in Sranffurt a,
@. auseetaufdt.
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WetueiSs6ne.

g 8. Clifford In Iem @afe1, 8is. Bate ~nerp6ie8
lparen In i@le@ten 3uftanbe, BITE Geber merflt6 ansez
e%rtfen, Bate tetnen @ppettt unb mar ~hberbaupt ppu=
ftdnbts e%ntftdftet. Dret Glaihen electric Bitters ba=
Ben IN tnrtrt.
Geparb @bepberb, Sarrtsburs, SG , Eatte eine
pffene Wunbe am 8eine, bic fdpu a@t SABRE ~Sefdufen
mar. @ebrau@te bret 5laiaen electric Ditters unb
iieben S9adteln 8udlen'S Nrnica Salbe unD BITE
Bunbe 1T sebeilt. Spbn Gpeater, Gatapba, Sbtp,
bate finf 8unben am 8etue bur@ 6ieber perurladt.
Ole @er5te ~ertldrten ietnen 8au al8 nnbeilbar. Sine
Glui&e electric 8itterS unb etne S&adtel 8idlenS &rz
ntca Gable baben ihn pclfdnbis curirt. gu BADEN tn
alien apptbeten. Dretb, GbDmpipn & Co., 1bpIeiaIe
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Cages N~euisfeitem.
SnIa b.

w
Der 3uftanb beg iebt In San
Diego, Sal, ueilenben Ct &riegsmi.
nttters Nlfonfo Soft 1T beratt, baB fein
Nbleber ieber5eit gu ertuarten iebt.
Nm eriten Sage Der gonferen3 ber
Rational Union" lit Cincinnati bieltea
Senator pfefer ,tnb Der 8eneraluert.
mettter potrberlD LANCE Reben tber bic
3pede unb 3iele Der 8eretniauna.
8eioe tuarnten bic 9elegaten Dor iibers
triebenen grDartunsen. Inter ben
9elegaten befinbet f6 aud sserrn
Simplon, 6er fampie vftrumb1oIe
Staatsmann" BON Ganfas.
Iuf benz SranssM iiRIRppi. Con.
greB gu Senber, Colorado. tnb iber
LOCO accrebitirte 9elegaten eri6ienen.
SOB. &outbe beariBte bic Selesaten
i'm Nanen BEG Staates COLORADO.
Mm. Gii6ba@, Der @orRBenbe ber 2oz
cal.S Organization BON 9enoer, erfl6rte,
baB Der GongreE gar Nifts NIT parteis
Yolittt gu tbun babe, ipnbern baB g
R9 nus um bic materiele 6ebung unb
@nttDldlung bes groBen Ganbesibeils
NJ %a:.y ouM MIliI.ll.ppl gan0ete, nell
2anbes aus, ben Neusg 9toa.
ten, tontroltrt unb ausgebeutet uerbe.
tot. Die ms.!sm SOnSreB Nflt91teoer
8ebrau1 3u MAIDEN, @abetten fRr Bic
Marine> Ieaoemie In MnnapoIts in 8or.
n.y. ty.ss S g. u..'.sen. o!s ICY ga9en n9
Sap 20 langs SsuaE u &gellMa9nle an
psl pl9Iuag geMeioet.
ao's MaA leB1 er1agrf, lf Dte
"S!a.a. gan5 anBer oent SeretdDe oes
.sgauIsaOa.. Oagesss itBt bic sess
Ms'asua Us'9s Osr gSlaIa" igre SoB>
sen uOgsgeOen, I'm 9aren pom Acafuleo
lsp. ueaa eernel9eIt l9r port Soblea,
aosr g W nlgl unma9rf@et1lt9, 6aB
o.s Sy.lemsI !D oieleIoen nut 9etpalt
oHe1gte1 uno 5u entton1rte11 tu@en.
N%uslanb.
= Nus DarmRabt tpirb beridtet:
Cine Nn3abI biefger @pmuaRaien unb
YoIpte9niter, Die In anaebeiterter
bon einem 8finQff.NusIuoe
in ben O6enwalb su%rtdfe6rteu. aeries
then auf Der gilenbobnse Station Stolen,
b6te nit Solnaten beg lis. Sufanteries
&egimentes In 5treit, aus BEN id boIb
cine arae Ghl6aerei entnideIte. Ser
Gampf mar Elm unaleider. Senn MIR
bic @clbaten tporeu beuadnet. Meb.
rere Der s6aIer unb Gtubenten tpurbert
bermunbet, iubefYen ,1ur einer port IL.
men lebensaefdbrIid. NerieIbe erbieIt
eine beoenfliae Robfuunbe.
Ser Qmerifoniime 6efonbt, In
Berlin, 6err ~. 81. NheIbs. oo6 AZ
gbren bes beutldsomerifonifhen Giieu.
babns26nias 6enrp OiIoQrb WiIorb.
elm aroBes Diner i'm Sefoubi{doftez
@ebdube. Inter Ben g0ffen befomben
f6 ber franabRime @eIonbte un6 ons
bere WitQIieber bes bibIomofiiGen
Corps.
9as @tiu1mmeioen. 6os bon @eis
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Meine Grau lit on eiuer meben
Brrfi unb eebrau9te Or. Iuguit 96s
nis's 9amburser &rduterptaiter. Rad
elmer tur3er 3eit tuar He ~bolfidnbig ge.
heiIt. - ". Raine, 1881 u. @ap'S Stree
BE, Baltimore, Mb.
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Gine 8abm pom Gueru nad Gprpms
Gbrifti.

Gbrifti*
Sn ben fliomeltli4en Stdoter @uerD.
1oltaD, Wictoria unb Gefugio III cine
tisbeionDere bon ben Gef9dftsleuter
anf bas eifrigite uuteritibte 8euegung
I'M 8ange. tpel9e ben 3tred bat. ben
Ban elmer 8abr 3l f@ern, tpel9e @uero
NIT @orpus @brtitt, be5tebuugstpeiie
Der bon bort a~usgehenoen Sabametitas
nii@en Stamr1bobn ia birette Berbtns
0nug ieben uno iber BITE borbergebenben
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Die bette GaIbe Der Belt fur e3nitte,
0ueti9nusen, gef4piire, Gieber. unb Saut'
AusfdIas, 6Is6ts, ~selprunsene Pdnbs, Srcf'
beaIen nnb alt ~Sautfranfbeiten ; furtrt Cd.
morrtoibeu ober ssine S~eSabIuns. gSlise
Satisfaction garantirt ooer bas @eb uirt
turiiderfdttet. rs Gents BITE S9a&teI. Bum
Bertanf In alien apotbeseu. Dreib, 3bcmp.
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R8r George MangDIb erlu@t
feinen 8rnber Nngelus fi9 BET Wenb.
LAMB & Dablbuebbius, SO. 302 Nulfin,
StraBe gu meloen, um BON ba udbere
Na9ri@ten au ertparten,
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The PiNLEss !Csr Cs territory At once Address
'''ess' wo'ces,er. S.ss as Ai"h % !" Hsrmon
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03

IT does sound good :" sad he Il
declare can most see father d ,ettiu ~
t a. h'ar'h Of the old " calm f--ingIb'
IL and Htampiu' his foot To keep Tine. ~
mother r1ckln Johns w0g1en era91s of.
pleil,.'
The New York eirl's" reputa.ion grew
and spread In few days she came to
he deacon.
Uncle" said she, 'Jemima dou1 pet
slDng at the factory. SHES too Old 10
put W with new ways. Now " thought
II plan. D. you Quiet 10 my httIug
her to look sfter the chickens and turk.r.
aoults. while give music lessons lusteaaf
can sii)rd to paw her and make g1l'e
MAJ gin Of profits besides d
We'll, | do say fore said Deacon
Prout, you seem to have pretty far
idea o business
lsabels cooking became dauter and
more toothsome with every day Hester
distinguished herself in the dairy. Old
Jemima toiled silently In the poultry yard.
and acknowledged to herself that them
New York gals" had more ability than
they and received credit for.
And at the months end Deacon Prout
found himself in a quaudary.
81 dunno which o. the three 10 keep
said he. II like 'em all so well | don't
know how to make chico. Tue house
wouldn't seem like itself without Nan.
music; and that picter OF the big north
medder that Isabel painted and hung on
the best room wall is more material than
natur' itself. And the story that Hetty
made up about my grsn'ther's scrimmage
with the Pequeechee Indians and had
printed i'll the paper, it does excel every
thing"
well, uncle" said Mamie, that same
evening, which of US is to stay Pr
Uncle is going to draw lots, suggest
ed Isabel. "See, he's got three slips Of
paper, and his old silk hat for ballot
box, Pretty soon we shall know our
fate !"
Descon Prout rose, balanced his spec.
tacles on the top of his head, and knock.
ed the old silk hat of the table.
Il don't care" said he. Il amt goin'
to draw lots at all"
Are we all to 90 away said Mamie,
No" bawled the deacon YOU'RE all
to stay-every one Of ye. There amt
gal In the lot as | can make up my mind
to spare. And look here I'm goin' to
buy Few paror organ for Mamie, and
build paintin' room on the north end
of the house for Isabel, and Hetty she
can have the big south chamber for q
study, or whatever she likes to call it,
when she thinks up her stories"
'Uncle,' cried the three, in chorus,
you're darllng!"
SO thought Joe Sedlsy, when he came
to practice church music with Nannie
thought the editor of the Aboriginal,
when he causually stopped over at Bar.
nets Corner, on his way to a copyright
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03
POETRY.
HEARD IN HEAVEN.

pneei the plat form body aud mind aud brain
Dullrd by thedeadly cold what time the train,
Too iardy came not.
Twas u darkcning noon
In bleak December. Low T. the east red Mara
Rose large and iurid and II slender moon
Lay. like finger. on the lip u Night,
Commanding silence.
'Ne,uh the silent stars
Perchod on bench, with Wistful face and
white.
With limbs a-tremhlc. bare legs red and raw.
And hand. blue nipu tiny child saw,
WHO, thinly clad. sat bithe and brave aud
bright,
Grooming some baby lay.
W hat song She sang,
That little maid the while her Wee Toiec rang
So shy and low
Whether some childish chime,
Olden and quaint,
OF fairy mud Fay; Il snatch Of nursery rhyme.
Or hymn, or prayer knew not, nor shall
know;
But long ago
One spake this word.
No sparrow falls, its dying cry uuheard,
Though feeble and faint"
And am sure that he who hears the bird
Heard that sweet plant.
i tsurn Uonr
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03
"DANA'S Is GUARANTEED TO CURE

The September issue of the Cosmopoli-
far as the authorship Of its articles is
concerned, but the general interest Of the
periodical is sustained by TIE variety and
timeliness of the topics trest d. The OPP.
ening article, on Edousrd Detaille. is by
Lady Dixie, and is prufusely and beauti.
fully Illustrated. A Forgotten CITY. by
Eleanor Lewis, is a romantic description
of the ruins of Soluntum. Julis Hayes
rercy describes the Ladies' New York
Club In an entertaining article to which
Harry Fem has contributed illustrations
Eliz Abeth Bislsnd writes of Tsttersall's,
the great London horse market
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03

Th.re has teen a great dial of tA,5
about tie terati;y # III. IL liz c,-
plant IN Central rar1. New YORK, Int
these people who happened t. he il til,
elephant h a,e al ) o'eiaek the ,t:.eI
afternoon came = ;as caue..s. = t4.; it
WAS very playful T~5 me,. IN com
pauy with jt;tle gin. had beet, f. In
tin ls fellow la2sa<es tabaye all ta;l--
he likes lol,uIesI, Tut tie SIX "a. las,
gave out Tip waited pa;ieAt.y, wAv
at last thought struck Inn. Il can
tiou,iy advanced his trunk au in a >,c-
onl had removed ole Of the geut.yl"t.' p,
hats.
He carefully laid isdown On tie hay
and waited again. Peanuts We're o:Fery)
him, So We're CRACKERS. but u; UI:.l til
owner Of the hat hal b-g-t.t II 1re liz
euges dil Tip recent, f5r IS s5,u as l.,
saw them he, WIKI a GOO. di,Miy q.
grace, returned the hat al received 2
whole handful Il is iayasi;e sweets IL
UIu.-New York Letter.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03
Water for Cholera.

Not hong ago many physicians VIII
had had experience in cholera mpju
tanned that water should be Withheld! a>
much is possible from the patients, ami
that those who drank freely were almost
sure TO succunb 10 the terrible rualady
At the present time, however, it hclu.
universally Acknowledged that cholera
is disease due 10 germs, a treatment
that promises 10 be popular Is to insist
that the patients drink all thu hot watci
possible for the purpose Of washing
these germs ont of the intestinal canal
Moreover, TO take, at frequent interval.
at first, large infectious Of hot water to
favor this emulsion H. IL
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03

OF late years there has sprung uq a
new science. which seeks 10 investigate
the natural history q tie criminal Il
regards the criminal a. variety Of IT,
human species which has degenerate !
physically and III raily. Tie most emil
uent living authority eli tbs suffice;
thus describes tie Two great criminal
classes: The murderer. lie SAYS. Ina,
a cold concentrated laak. tie nose l.
often aquiline Or heekel, always large.
the ears are long; me JAYS p wvr:n.:
the check baues widely separated; tile
hair is crisp aid abundant. H. e.'-.Ie
teeth We'll deYel fel and IL - ,4.:,
often til" eye appears b,aalshat, al d
nervous contraction on ole s..e = -,
face Uugoyer- the canine teeth. pr. lucia
sarl ,jc fleet"
Tie INF be asserts. has Us brain c.
paci.y t'an tire assassin; lie has r,,...ra-
abe IN 1i.itvot caua:saauce. IT, ,y.. j.
small and restless. liz eselr " ,...s
the nose Hat and the f-.s..... w ~
rctrra,in-. Another WIZ IL -..,a~
topic Il, ares taat oae y.s..5..- al u
can, by tar all : t..e,,-# fs.t..'.r- ,...- rip
,i'us, distinguish T. So & .,e,.,..-l g.,
murder fr N those o9uY.c;elof theft
Washington S;ar.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03
Cleanse the Whole system

Dining - .ast aa!f century there has
ben T5n5erfai development: 10 what IS
.L5@ 8 ssu tzry science. Il Is S science
-: .ogks = .ae prevention u diseases in
Communities through the medium Of
c.eaL l.nes-. al : +: cJnrnen1s Itself mos.
urgeL..T : tae Common sense Of the pe0-
rl- VI al > lie, / should be borne in
Z e ia: ne human system stands In
iced II -sn tsti5n aud requires even
lJf. csIe .1zn tie Eunic pal body. Ii is
precisely aese .aAt ;. : 5. takes up the
wcrE II ta- sanitary scientists. 1.
c.esn-e. the whole system, pu-i1es the
blood. 3isufects the channels through
which !; : ", aui destroys the germs Of
i>esse. l. = harmless medicine. and
yet mos, Serfd. oae. Il = nature
&c remedy.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03

The most timely and interesting festure
Of the September number OF the New
England Magazine is a finely illustrated
article on the late Edward Burgess and
his Boats. The writer is A. G. McVey.
the yachting editor of the Boston Herald,
who was for some years an intimate
friend of the famous yacht designer and
builder. Outline sketches and photo
gravuers of his best-known yachts, the
winners OF the International races, en-
bellish q thoroughly well written article.
Mrs. Kate Cannot Wells opens the nun.
Der with sketch Of Campobello and its
old Brass Cannon. around which linger
some Of those memories savoring of feu
dial days. which william Black has made
so familiar 10 his stories of the Orkenys
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03

A gentleman narrowly escaped being
drowned by salmon i'll Scotland lie
hooked large fish and entered the
water to free the line. which had caught
to bowlder, when the salmon swan
round aud round the would be captor,
fixing the line firmly round both his
legs But for the prompt assistance OF
"A gilie, the gentleman might have been
drowned
The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-03

a Dutchman went about selling a
preparation for poisoning n certain kind
OF troublesome insect.
You take de insec init de finger an
de dumb of Won handt,' sad the ped
dlcr, IAN den init de odder handt you
put de pizen in his mont
But, said the farmer, II you've got
to catch and hold them that way, why
can't you smash em and done with III"
"Nell,' said the Dutchman, dots a
good way, too!"--Iouth's Companion.