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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
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he Mexican government has noti-
he railroads that the time during
Ich American corn will be admitted
4 that republic free Of duty has been
|rnded from September 30 TO Novem-
30 This extension is owing to the
.city Of food products in that
Inuy. Corn is now said to be selling
he City Of Mexico ut 81 per bushel.
means better prices FOR the corn in
United States, and especially that
Led in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.
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be many friends of II. G. Thompson,
Neral passenger and ticket agent OF
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fc, will
bit to learn that for great portion
i vacation, which he is spending in
s glnia, he has been confined to his
4 with serious attack Of illness. He
bnyalesceut, however,and expects to
Bime his desk after next wee X.
tugh III so much Of the time, he hai
thoroughly enjoyed the relaxation
Il business affairs afforded by his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

OHArs and soldiers of the French
army will heuoeforward have a mum
bored metallic plate fastened on their
collars,
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A eopv Of the first edition Of Pos's
'sTamerliane, which If a nl-te peuipA
let. has been sold at B9ston i9 a., nc ~,
trsordinary price Of gay; He oiii{
other known copy q ms e4i.-'..a ii.,..-
appeared in la31-is u ne iiDi1'g VI ''''
British museum.
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machine and IS rpod Va every poet ~
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good luck giii oIOse Youra respectfully,
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counting noon VA Yesterday, At n M
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tisCL
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tAdrSrfiseGe7N Hndtr AN Ar1fiae ~ csHfs a
huc fru hsTi.0H cents iHs sadi fnha'
eu0if iHfertils No loo nan ltstg cGunifi
Ngsdidl moHfAit rdftsl
| AIDES DESTROYS OF perfect bus devotion
~ ment lu short tlmo by harmless treatment
send for book. sent frco, plainly senlou
GreenltM olet co. Dallas Tex
NEWToN--Clu anyone tcl no tho address
~ q. Henry r. Newton. Address sally Now
ton, h's mother Wyllc, Tex itls
4 pBET1N LITTLE Guii4 Two months
a ola fol udopiiun3 respectable Parents, the
mother ln bad htaith tho rrason for parting
With tho haol. Mrs King, nutcttc qnlft lbai
MARRIED LADIES send 10 cents for ON
NJ fallihio So ccuafdN mo medicine no de
crptonl Just What sou want Ladies' ba4ar
INrANTEp-The address OF John r. MoGce. d
Anuidote Company, Loclthart rcx, Caldwell
county
WANTED Names OF persons troubled with
book mailed foe 1H Gounur. Houma La, or
Ii. W. Williams & Co. Fort Worth
LOST.
l osT-HeUcgn poItofioc ana Polks stock
~ yards, roll of artists material finuof
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trongg
/ osT g IN gold and silver tied up ia o
~ handkerchief Finder please leave nt
Haymnkcrb bath house i6-S
I oS1e-Gold watch. hunting case, on city
"a street railway, south SIDE, Finder leave
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iaarSTilSs Ssssr az idsss. Is s;sls7
~ frti tlstftlea, o,Tlif q liza saal s,iN,s
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A rALlBhApu Cheap Latost Improved.
y slightly used nittfd VIII sell cheap An
Us 10 Alft ~. y walton Gazette Oiioe
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DoAHD AID nOOhS-W Wanted tu private
Is family syllable Tor ulftf peFaonsi Nfst
slae prtirnta, Aadrens : L. 5 ~ Aain
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TEXAS AND INDIAN TERRITORY
WRITE FOR PRlcrS
DALLAS TEX
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MIS- ceLLANeous.

iddrsrfifsmenft nAdff mo fsadrH N e'4tf
iius ffsf fnffffioH, fsuff I'M fdch fulfa
cunt lrssffiDH ~ isss Diah iiafE c2tDisi
kfeeiai monthly fqfesi
NOR SALE OR TRADE pin AeruH Of foo1
II plains land ln solid body. Price reason
nNlf ono tnlri cash, or good shruring yuuur
mlttouH. or F0ol black land fanm "a each
prices halauoa Dn easy lime ~ PER cent .n
iercst address D. G, Frndleton. Amarillo,
Tex
nIt q. u. frTTERrCH Specialist Treats
~ fiHfuias rles. liagpfts and Cancer win
out fho hnIfn. fenfffal alu KIN ulf0a CO.,
rhlorA opium and m0ruhlur hahiti uu cure 10
charef. hIdress uur s3i Fort Wnful Ifr
once q. Main rtfuri
DLtTE on d fs honrht % liberal prices sud
i st1rn frOHig PAT ln 4. J. Loue eHDiact
works a0i kat Flfstfuc@
INANTRD--ih Fort Worih. Ne beat hguse
w nnH ini goo nii buy FHyIuflts. sf1
u5shi hai aU0a three tQnal ANNUAL inataIlineua
haafrHI q care aa7fftr4
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-10
THE DUKE AND THE SNOB.

In giving to be seen of men, and
aping the rich and great, persons
sometimes overshoot the mark. 'sIt
is related that certain English Duke
was in church when a collection was
announced for some charitable object.
The plate began to go round, and the
Duke carefully took out form, which
he laid on the pew before him ready
to transfer to the plate. Beside him
sat little snob, who, noticing the ac-
ton, initiated it by SYSTEMATICALLY lay
ing sovereign alongside the ducal
forin. This was too much for his
grace, who pulled out another form
which he laid by the side af thu first.
The little snob followed suit by laying
another sovereign beside the first.
His grace quietly added a third form,
which was capped by third sover-
eign on the part of the little snob.
Out came the fourth to swell the
Dukes donation, then the little snob
triumphantly laid three sovereigns at
once upon the board. The Duke not
to be beaten, produced three forms.
Just at this moment the plate arrived.
The little snob took up his handful
of sovereigns and .ostentatiously rat
tied them into the plate, then turned
defiantly towards his rival, as if to
say, Il think that takes the shine our
of YOU Fancy his chagrin when the
Duke, with grim smile, put one for
in on the plate and quietly swept the
remaining six back into his pocket.
His grace used to chuckle when he
told that story
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-10

Just come an TO tre Post Ofice all
show you the best sine 81 stntiI
Northern Vermont; large line "a
best Papersia good lane ol TAX and I'D
let's, Bill heads, Pens pu4.holders a "A
Memorandum Book. Tim. Books "A
A good line OF Coleetionefy aud
their season, A good line of pnse \
Bats, for the Base Bal players. AID
line Of Flavoring Gxtfacts OF All Kind
Medicines. We can furnish YOU Pail
cry Compound, Dana's, Hood's, Al
Browns Sarsaparillas, Piastcrs, and
horses we have the old English d
Powders. the Best iu the market.
HIPS Golden Oh; sure cure 10
scratches. Scott's Elixir for coughs
Heaves. And also have Dutcher'l
Liquid for Butter makers. An sold
Cash
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-10

COOP LooKs-are more than skin deep, de-
pending upon healthy condition of all the
vital organs. If the Liver be inactive, you
have Bilious Look, if your stomach be dis
ordered you have Dyspeptic Look; and if
your Kidneys be affected you have Punched
Look. Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bitters is the great al
terative and Tonic Facts directly on the
vital organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches. Boils
and gives good complexion. Sold ait III. c.
Pierce's Drug Store, soc. per bottle
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-10
EXCELLENT
FARM FOR SA.

The undersigned, having deciard ii
ifornia, offers his large farm for said
reasonble terms. The farm lies on Bla
I'm lrasburgh, and contains $40 acres n
lent land, suitably divided into tillnI
ure and woodland. The buildings and
are in good state Of repair. The III
are supplied by pure never failing spL
ter. The moving and tillage is mead
some OF which is flooded ia the sprin'
two well-rigged sugar houses. Could
trees If desired. The farm will kcepN
and team. It is situated on an "A
road, only IL miles from IrasburghI
IL is known as one OF the very best
the county. Terms easy on good note1
For further particulars address and
signed at Irasburgh; or w. l.. BarroI
entry, VT.
IfasDurgh, W., Aug. 10. HARLOV
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-10
Health is Wealth

DIR. r.. &. Vests Nerve and brain tra
guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dl
Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia
ache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefullness,
Depression, Softening of the Brain I'D
in insanity and leading co misery, dcd
death, Premature old Age Barrenncs
OF Power in either sex. Involuntary
and upermatorrhoa caused BY OVcr-d
of the brain, selfabusc or oVer-indd
Each box contains one months tad
Sl.00 box, or six boxes for $500, sent
prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BONE|
To cure any case. With each order reed
us for six boxes, accompanied with "a
will send the purchaser our written gul
to refund the money If the treatment 4
effect a cnre. Guarantees issued only n
PIERCE, sole agent Barton, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-10

mer made SO much noise on the horse
shoe that he failed to hear, and hel
cries brought a Justify Irishman from
a ditch he was digging near by to the
spot.
''Faith, young lady," remarked Pat,
ssbut that's cowld bath. Let me as
sist We to land. Troth, and it's mighty
curis how ye managed to get in.''
"Begone,o cried Mile, raising her
arms at him. IT want none of your
help. Don't trouble yourself to lay a
finger on me-
ooh, and it's no trouble at all. Be
aisy, now. There she comes! Heave
vol" And Pat, Selling her by the
shoulders, despite her kicking and
struggling, deposited her on terra
! firma.
At the top of her speed Mile rush
ed in to the smithy, closely followed
by Pat, who thought she must have
taken leave Of her senses. She flew
to the astonished blacksmith. and
throwing her arms around him eiacu-
lated
ooh, sir, save me from that great,
horrid Irishman! Save me? save
me!n
"Why, Patrick" exclaimed young
Wilder in profound surprise, "what
does this mean?"
cit names jest nothing at ALL at all,
EXCEPT that fished the young Teddy
out from the canal, and she is mad
with me for doing the same, divil fly
away wild her!" and Pat sauntered off
angrily with his hands in his pockets.
Mile chung to the smiths neck, re-
sisting all his efforts to free himself
from her embraces.
ooh, Frederick!n she exclaimed.
II might as well make the revelation
now as at any time. l love you-you
alone? I will go with you through
life! I am rich and you are poor, but
the happiness of my life shall be tor
"My dear young lady, I''-
II know all that you would say.
But love makes us all equal''
81 beg you to allow me''-
''Not word. 1t will be no sacrifice.
These eighteen weary years I have
sighed for thee, I''-
cpl make you sigh out of t'other
side!' burst in third voice, and an
irate woman, with two irate children
at her heels, appeared on the scene.
"IIl learn you to hug my husband,
you mean hussy, you?' and Selling
poor Mile by her long ringlets the
whirled her around the
shop, to the total disarrangement of
OK shoes, chains, iron rings, nail kegs
and other kindred articles which were
quietly in their accustomed |
places.
"There!" she cried, dropping Mile
in heap of coal ashes from sheer ex-
haustion, 'that will teach you to
NEEDLE with my husband again!''
"Your husband!" gasped Mile,
to her feet just in time to
fall plump into the arms of Judge
Morley, who was entering the shop at
the moment.
The judge was tender hearted man,
and plying the forlorn condition of
our heroine he took her home in his
chaise
The acquaintance did not end there
Mile became sensible, quit looking
after her destiny, and six months af
Judge Morley led her to the
altar. So our sentimental young lady
net her destiny in smithy after all.
81 have used Salvation Oil for frosted feet
nd backache and found it to be the best rem
dy and pain killer on earth. Mrs, Maggie
lieder, Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland Co., Pa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-10

81 have used Salvation Oil for frosted feet
and backache and found it to be the best rem
edy and pain killer earth. Mrs, Maggie
Nieder, Mt Pleasant Westmoreland Co., Pa"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-10
TO THE PEOPLE OF LOWELL
Announcement

Crediting is an art, that TO b|
cessfully operated requires the
est skilled attention. IL is oil
Importance to every class Of
ness. Having tried it thoroud
am convinced that the neareI
cash basis that a business cd
carried on, the better for all. 4
fore on and after Nov. 10, my
will be closed, and / shall adop|
Taylor Coupon Credit Book Sy|
In the meantime | shall endeaI
carry a good line Of staple good
sell them at reasonable prices.
owing me are requested To call
settle on or before the above
Thanking all for their patronaI
the past and hoping for a co
ance of a share i'm the future / 1
Truly Yours,
w. {. CURTIS
Lowell, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-10
Commissioners Not
Estate of Hiram Phillin

The undersigned having been appoiI
the Hon. Probate Court for the Dist
Orleans Commissioners TO receive, eI
and adjust all claims aud demands of 4
sons against the estate of said
Phillips late of Glover in said DistI
ceased, and all claims exhibited in oiiscl
to, hereby give notice that we will meet
purposes aforesaid, at his late residence
18th day of Oct. next and 10th day OF MAI
from O'Clock p. IN. until 4 O'Clock d. nd
of said days, and that six months frl
18th day OF Sept. A. ID. 1892, is the timd
ed by said Court for said creditors 90 Il
their claims to US for examination and
ance.
Dated at Glover this 26th day oil
1892.
j. u. DWINELL, l,.t.
39-41 CHAPLIN LEONARD, ~oi'hAiSA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-30
AN EDUCATED ROBIN.
Taught by a Nightingale to Initiate Al
Its Notes.

Taught by Nightingale to Initiate All
Its Notes.
A most remarkable instance OF q
young pupils not only initiating but
far surprising his tutor is related by
an English gentleman who owned a
large aviary, numbering no less than
three hundred and sixty-six inhabit-
ants, all frst-rate songsters; and his
fame as an amateur was widespread.
Among the multitude of his visitors
was a friend who informed him that a
relative of his was possessed of most
wonderful bird that he should much
like to have him see and hear. He
took the address, and went at an early
day to see the prodigy. On entering
the house referred to and presenting
his card, he was at once ushered into a
drawing-room. He there saw two
cages-nightingal cages - suspended
on the wall. One of them, with a
nightingale in it, had an open front;
the other had green curtain drawn
down over the front concealing the In
mate.
After little conversation on ornith-
ology, the host asked him if he should
like to hear one of his nightingaies sing.
Of course he was all expectation. Plac-
ing him beneath the cage, and drawing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-30
TURNING FOR LIFE.
tSarroxe Escape OF n Party of Tourists
from an Avalanche.

fNarroxv ESCAPE OF a Party of Tourists
from an Avalanche.
Mr.. F. 7. Tuclze5t, with two English
friends and two guides, was climbing
zone OF the loftier peaks of the Alps.
'Ulridh, ono of the guides, was leading,
when suddenly a cracking noise was
heard somewhere above them Instant
~ all eyes-exoept Ulrich's, who was
little hard of hearing-were turned up
ward TO the 0verhanging ice cliff The
next moment huge mass Of ice broke
away, mingled apparently with still
greater mass of snow from the slopes
above. What followed is thus des-
scribed by5HIr. Trclzett:
Ins5irsctlyely l bolted for the rocks
of the Rothstoclz, if happy it might not
be too lute, yelling rather than shout
ing to tine others: Run for your hvesl"
Ulrich was the last TO take the
alarm, though the nearest to the
danger. and was thus eight or ten PAGES
behind the rest-of us; but by this time
I'VE were all straining desperately
Through the deep, soft snow for dear
life. vet with faces turned upward to
watch the swiftoncoming OF the foe.
Nearer and nearer it came, its front
like Z mighty wave that is about to
break. vet still ION the curl hangs
pausing." Now it has tra7ersed the
whole width of the glacier above us,
taking a somswhat diagonal direction.
And now run. oh, run! if ever you did,
for here it comes straight at US, still
ioutfauking Us, swift, deadly and I'M
placablel
The next moment we saw no more, a
wild confusion Of whirling snow and
fragments of ice-a frozen cloud
iswept over US, entirely concealing US
IRON one another; and still we were un-
;touched-at least knew that was
,and still we ran.
Another half-second and the mist had
passed, and there lay the body of The
monster, whose head was still career
ing away at lightning speed far below
us, motionless, rigid and. harmless.
twill naturally be supposed that the
race was one which did not admit O.
accurate timing by the performers; but
j think the whole thing, from first K
last, did not occupy more than five o.
ak seconds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-30
SUMMER HUMOR.

SHE-s'I do so lore music" Busy
Brother-''Then l wonder you don't
leave off playing. "-Pick-Me-Cp.
HIS this the first you've ever
been in love. darling?' She Thought
lesslyl-"Yes, butts so nice that hope
it won't be the lastr'-Tid-B
SHALL we be engsged?" he said 70
the seaside girl. How long do you re
main here?" she asked "A week "
Really. Harry, for 50 short time It
hardly seems worth while"
A COOP ExcUsE-oficer MeGobb-"I
fought give you two hocrs 20 leave
town." Dismal Dawson-''Ies, 50 you
did: but didn't like fer 20 start on a
Friday. See9--Indianapoiis Journal
FATHEz-''S 50 you had your collar-hone
and three ribs broken playing football
thought you had more sense" Son
well. whose fault was il? ] dldn''
want 70 gotoconege. did I?--san Fran
cisco Wasp.
LAwYER-'sYou were u the saloon
al the tine OF the event complained
of" Witness-''Yes. sir Lawyer
Did you take cognizance II the bar
keeper AZ the tiu7e?" Wit2ess-''I
don't know what he called IL nu;
took what the rest did H-1 onAeEs Ga
xev
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-30
STRANGE FRIENDSHIP.
The Rhinoceros Bird and Its strAns
Mission In Life.

Tho Rhinoceros Bird and Its Strange
Mission In Life.
The rhinoceros is neithera very safe
nor pleasant companion for man or
beast. When provoked he charges with
terrible fury upon anything that hap
pens to be in his way, tramphRg 1t under
foot.and tearing it to pieces with his great
horn. The natives, however, who live
in the country where he is found, hunt
him for his flesh, which they eat; for
his horns, which they form into drink
ing cups and various other articles,
and for his hide, which is so impen-
etrable that nothing can be found OF
which to make shields that will SO well
protect their naked bodies from the
arrows and spears OF their enemies
He has, however, one friend-a
lovely little brown bird. that, instead
of living in trees, as other birds do,
selects the back of the rhinoceros for
her home, and except to build her nest
which no one has ever succeeded in
fnding-and while rearing her young
seldom quits 1t.
A strange pair of friends, indeed
But the great, ugly beast never molests
his little companion, but allows her to
ride upon his back wherever he goes
and even to probe and prick into his
heavy skin: and when he lies down he
will turn on one side. and then on the
other, to enable the bird to search for
the insect that troubles him.
In return for this accommodation the
| little creature keeps faithful watch
over her huge friend. As the rhinoc-
eros cannot see very well with his
small and deep-set eyes, partly on &C
count of their position in his strangely
shaped head, and partly because his
great horn is in the way, it is not difficult
| to approach him. But the birds eye
sight is very keen, and, flying away at
the first approach of danger, she
awakens the short-sighted brute's at
! tention by shrill cry of warning.
| If the rhinoceros happens to be asleep
when the hunters draw near the faith
| full little creature pulls at the ear OF
| her unconscious friend and shrieks into
| it until she succeeds in awakening him
and making him aware of his danger
Il. Y. World.