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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
New York-Livestock.

NEW YORK, March 14-Beeves- Receipts,
SOO Market firmer. Native steers, 50 go
"a go. Dressed beef slow, 69Sc. Calves
&c higher; veals, S. 00(1S %. sEi
Sheep-Receipts, 1880 head Market
firm. Lambs &c higher. Sheep, S. 00@
6 rs; lambs, S. 5096 60.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
The Magnificent Stock of Jewelry Lately
Owned by b. C. Wells to be
Closed Out at Cost.

Mr.. H. Schwartz has been placed in
| charge of these goods as agent for the
| owner with instructions to close out the
entire stock at any reasonable sacrifice at
the earliest possible moment in order to
make room for an entire new stock of goods
in the same line.
The Wells stock of iewelry is copesdetS
be second to none in the city, jiRsaEsstfty, and
embraces all the. achaioe5t designs in
watches, diaReass, solid silver forks,
spoons 49, fahcy pieces in great variety;
l.os1s0 an endless variety of the latest and
best designs in plated goods; banquet,
piano and other styles of lamps; pedestals,
statuary, ornaments, mirrors, clocks,
bronzes; in fact everything that is elegant
and tasteful in fine iewelry, art goods and
bric-a- brac
Special attention is called to the optical
department, in which only glasses of the
finest quality are used and are carefully
adapted to the requirements of the eyes.
Gold eye glasses, gold spectacles and gold
eye-glass hooks and chains are a special
feature in this department al
If you want to secure bargains call early.
as these goods must be closed out at once.
B. G. Wells old stand, 403 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

Galveston Wool Market.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. March IA Wool-Afar-
ket closed quiet.
sPRNG-TwEuvE MONTHS CLIP.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
FREE ADVERTISEMENTS.

All persons seeking employment or desiring
help of any character are invited to use this
column free Of charge, such advertisements not
to exceed three lines.
Notices Of articles lost and found in this col
umn, not exceeding three lines, will also be in
serted free
"a 1t is the desire of THE GAZETTE to facilitate
i7the search of persons for employment and the
recovery Of lost property, and all are cordially
invited to use this column for such purposes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
GRADE.
This day. Sat day.
GRADE
Tbis day. SAT day.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 14-Wool-Re-
ceipts, 1000 pounds; shipments, 1000
pounds, no movement, no change in prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
Chlcaro-LlrcstoeI-.

CHICAGO, III. March 14-CattleA
ceipts, $1,000; shipments. $500. Market
strong. Good to choice steers, s. eo@4 70;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

GITUATION--Wanted by an Englishman
*. c.. to do odd work at private house and
attend small garden; several years good re- err
enee. Apply to L Burton, care Gazette ofice.
Fort Worth. 1873
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

DRINTER-Goodal round man wants steady
L situation. Good referere IS. Stric tly tenn
perate. Address, Pr Inter, Box GA. San Angelo.
Texas 1921
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

DRINTER-Two-ttirde wants job IN city;
L job Office preferred. four and a half years
experience. Address Dick, 1ol5 West Com
merce, san Antonio. 1918
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

DRINTER-Gcod, all round man wants stu
L alton in good country town. Address L.
G. NJ. lock boy 81. Palestine. Tex. lo-l6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

,,ASUGGIST-Wanted position b. Young
3fannan, with A references. Ia drug store;
three years experience. Address S25 South
Jefferson street, Paris, Tex. 12-lS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

DOOKkEEPER or secretary on ranch BY a
ID young man with i've years ranch expe-
rienee. Good correspondent and business man.
Reply "Stockmau," general delivery, Fort
Worth. il-l7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

T AWYER-Wanted situation in law ofiee
IIby young man 10 years OF age. who wishes
kteshecome lawyer. Address ]. L c., care
iisGazette 1870
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

Scientific temperance instruction is sop
posed to be given to twelve millions fof
American children. The worth of it de-
ponds very much upon the characterof the
teacher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

TlNGINEER-Wante c situation as station
ID airy engineer. First-clasS references. Ap-
ply E. 7, Gazette Office 12-1S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

The Brooklyn institute, n. Y, has a piece
Of Egyptian linen about six Thousand years
ol2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

The death isreported OF the latest sur
vivor of the ball at Brussels, where was
heard ga sound Of revelry By plgbt. lassssSf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

GALES MAN-Wanted, a travelling position
- with wholesale grocery house by young
man that is well acquainted in Eastern. and
Northern Arkansas. Can give Al reference. Ad-
dress q. d. p, Lock Box ), besena- Ark 1918
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

WoRk-A young woman wishes TO do work
w by day at hotel or private family; good
recommendation. Address northeast co ner
Blum and Burnett streets I2-lS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
MALE

DLACK SMITH-Want employment by Al
IL job blacksmith; Will work Tor wages or on
SHARES. Address, BLACKSMITH, > care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
LETTER FROM CYRUS W. FIELD,

SEAsIS8TH STREET
NEW Yezk, May sth 1888
Several time% this zzfAter have suffered
from severe c@dsSsh my Lungs Each
time have aIfed ALLoocK's Porous
PLAsTERs. and1A every instance I have
been quicklXS ens(ed by applying one
across my cEst andSpe on my back My
friends, thp&gh my aSTice, nave tried the
experiment. and also fond II most sue
cessful u eel that can Recommend them
most hight to any one who may see fit to
try them. CYRUS W. FIELD, JR.
California is inviting, yet the little item
Of freight dlminishes the profits. The Mic
aragua canal is what the farmer should
push for.
F. Y. Collins Co. Bicycle School ..-srssss'
Is open daily at HuffnaRiss ladies'
hours. Il 6. ;SI.1ssssf lztdfes and gents, to
sefassfz. Nc Charge: go and try it.
All physicians indorse bicycle riding.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

GALESMAN-Walted. position as salesman
- in dry goods store Have had Eine years
experience. Good references given. North
Texas town preferred Address v, box SO,
Ouanah. Tex I1-l7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
TYPEWB
m NJ. JONES & co.

S~.N--~.~--l1~4-S>0s~-e
advertisements under Il
day. r.: 2 lays, 60c; Ss.
S1.45: mod J. S2e5 mac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
redersf Conrt at Graham.


Salvation Oil is s<tain cure for headache
toothache earac1SSc. Ne'nly . cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

.ls74asr0hyf 70 70 be without BnroH44's PILLS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

WORh-Wanted by q young man work on a
w ranch or anything honorable. Address I.
T. Gazette once. 1871
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

i lady teacher through the spring. Am now
teaching IN public school. Address A B. c.,
Gazette Once. 1870
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
LIVESTOCK AND RANCE.

ADVERTISEMENTS Under this heading, lines i
day, 40c; days, SOC; days, 75c; week, 8 a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

= $50 ssssssF....s .
:-"CALIGRAPH" T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

NTENOGRAPHER-W Wanted, position as
- stenoyrapber by lady of several years ex-
perieEce in ONCE work Address, J. G.. CT
Zette. IRA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
SITUATION WANTED.

y practical lady stenographer 10 teach a new
md rapid system OF shorthand Address Short
hand. this office 1918
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Notts fur &ontroftorem

8erfiegelte Angebote perben in Der
Office bes @ountD Glerfs BON 8erar
@ountD, Sbab. 90. Smith, bis gum Is.
6ebruar 1892, Mittags IL llbr fir ben
8au bes @rbgei6p1es bes tellet finf=
ftDdigen feuerli6eren @ranitz@ ountpz
Gourtbausz8 ebdubes npn 8erar Gou1z
tD an Der Main=Y lasa Ser Stabt San
Nntonio entgegengenommen.
Die GountD : @ommiiioners Court
bebdlt li6 bas &edt Dor, ale Nngebpte
suriid5uweiien unb beliebige Nenberuns
gen baran porsunebmen.
Ollie 9lngebote linb BON einem Be-
glaubiQten Gbed i'm 8etrage bon flint.
tauienb ($5000) Dollars, sablbar an
ben County, &i6ter, 81 begleiten.
Gin beglaubigter Gbef i'm 8etraae
ppn eintauienb ($l000) Dollars wirb
berlangt bon allen Beripneu, melde
Nngebote einrei6en, al5 6arantie, baB
ale 9ldne, mel6e iie gegen Quittung
aus Der Office Der Nr6ifeften genoms
men, inaerbalb Der porgeIdriebenen
3eit suriiderftattet perben.
plGne unb Speeififationer f0niteu
eingeiehen perDeu lit Der Office Der
9lr6iteften @orbpn & 2aub, 3immer
7 bis Is, Smith Building, San 9(ns
tonio, Seras.
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Scr n3opeS.H assSafeu" bel Gprpus
Nhrifft.

Sn Corpus Gbriti bat Die 5iefmai.
ersGonpention inter lebbafter Bethel:
ligung itattgefunben.
Ser 3wed berielber ma Die g(uf.
bringing zines 8onus i'm 8etrage bon
$250,000 CUR golenbung Der Sief.
tpaii Ter : SabritraBe bur6 ben &opes,
paB, pel6er quer burd Die Mufanq.
Sniel in ben Golf bon Merieo fiibrt.
SIS ipur6em bis iebt ,0OOin baar
ufb in 2anb 5uiammengebra6t, unb
Elm Gomite bon Is Mitgliebern lit ein=
geieBt DDrben, nm meitere Subicrips
tionen 81 iammeln.
Sic Mterifauii6e Nationale8abn hat
Der Contention telegrapbiid mitaez
tbeilt, baB tie ii6 nit elmer betrd6tli=
den Summe ait ben Subferiptionen
betbeiligen iperbe.
Ser Contention tparen bic fol9etben
gorf6ldse unterbreitet norben: Sc
lol Elm unteritiiBungsfonb BON minbee
items $3.50, 900 = in 2anbf6enfunaen
ufD 0elbnoten aufgebra6t merben,
weldber In Die 9anb bon 5tpei burd bic
&onbention gu ~ernennenbe gertrarensz
md1ner gelegt merben pirb.
Senfelben fol bas &edt auftehen,
bas Sanb unb bic Noten an Sic r&oz
pes paB Siefmaher> &ompagnie" au
ilbertragen, unb omar Elm 8iertel bapoii,
tpenn Der ge1annte PaB big gu elmer
Sreite BON 100 SUB unb bis au elmer
Siefe oou 10 SUB f~ertigseitelt fein
tDlro, elm 5tpeites 8ierteI, uenn bic
SabrltraBe non Der 10 SUB tiefen Stelz
lie i'm @olf bis gu Der y Sub tiefen in
Der Corpus Gbritiz8ai burd einen il
TuB tiefen &anal e%roffnet fein wirb /;
bas brittle giertel, tperln bic SabrnraBe
cine 2iefe BON 10 SUB erIangt baben
tpirb, unD Das leBte @iertel, menr Ser
&opesf6e Sur6iti9 20 SUB Siefe baz
beft titb feds WOnate lang aufreft err
balten fein pirb4
Die WertiGdbung Der fir ben
9afenbau geiGenften Qdnbereien iol
bon elmer uttparteiii6en Commit.
lion pOrgenommen iperDeil, urlb Bic
i6lieBli6e 8eltimmung lautet, BAT
bic 3%iefwaier : &ompagnie gebal.
ten Iein ioa, 80 Gage mad Dem
Gage, at meldem Der untertiibungs.
tOnD aufgebra6t lit, nit ben @ertie-
futgsarbeiten gu beginner, unb baB fir
pen Gall, oaB mad a6tmonatli6er 9lr,
belt cine greite DON 100 unD cine Siefe
10 SUB ni6t geli@ert iein foate, Der
@rlpru0 auf jebweOe Inter ltiiBung,
tSonDs u, |, ~. permirft iein foa.
u Steie 8orl9ld9e geIangten einitim.
mig CUR @nnabme.
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@eimmbbeit tit MeiG1tbutt,

Or. G.. g. Wefs Nerpens nab @epitn $ aur tit eta
saranttrte8 fpertfi9es 6etlmtttel fur 9rferie, ardmz
pfe, nerpbie Neuralsia, 2~ppfi&mer3eu, nerpbfe ueber=
settung rnp Gbfpannuns, rernriadt bur4 rem hbers
mdbtSeu 0errb rpn HIfobol rber Takaf Gdtaflcis=
tetts acknowledgement unb @ebtrterpetGung, fte
" GBabnfnn au8artet unb alsemetreS Gle.b, Gte1s
ttum unh Cob terbetfhbrt. sc 1T aud etn 9eilmitte;
pstens BET betbsu @eipie@tern, Gpermatcrrboea, Sers
nria&t bur@ setjtise reberanifrensuns cber burt
Snsenhihnhen. 0e6e S9abteI entbdlt BITE Rur fur
ftr IS 90, burd Bite gpff sesen Ginisnbans bes 8reiies.
Htr Saranttren, bab 6 SAohteln iepen Haa better
rerben: Mtt ieber Befeuune fur 6 S@aAfsIn, bic BET
lEieren fGriftliAen Garantie : SAetn, bas mir bas
0ete turh6i9t6en, peun ba8 Ntttel teire Setluna bes
ntrtt. Solde S4etne perben MIR aussefsat pom
9ttq Drns Stere lGtnBtge Gsentea) 30. 8 CAT
&cmmeree Greet, Can Gntouto, Iegas.
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acknowledgements fir oas SGus
d1enhiGtt $3.50.
&eifenbe Igenten:
S. 6. Smfb.
W. S6prpbinD. 81
E . { 4 ] &.
MHertst.

M:ertst.
= Gilbert &rempfau, Der ain Neonz
tag Qbetb Sen Merifaner S1an Gop in
feiltem Saloon eri6oB, purbe gege1t
2eiItung elmer 8iirgf6aft inn 8etrage
BON $4,000 pieber auf freier SUB ges
iebt.
SenrD Miirt6, eilt 4~ngefeGter
bes Spernbauies, erlitt burG be1
Stltr5 BON elmer Setter einert compile
cirten 8ru6 bes re6ten Nrn1es.
Ser Merifaner Seius be 2eon 1T
inter Der Nllflage bes Bferbebiebitabls
perbaftet mprben.
3u Dem am IS. Sebruar peran>
italteten Masfenbale 6es Seetbopens
Mqnaer6ors i'm gapiaon 6es Weiiz
fiOttsz Gartens merben umfa1enbe Gprz
be%reitungen getrofen.
Ser 9itriftzQ ntpalt Yaf1al bat
Die gesen Sobn u. &obm. Der bereits
tpegen urfunbenfdli6ung &C. au 6 Sab
rem 3u6tbolls b%erurtbeilt tporben lit,
nod f6mebet1be Nnflage megeu Meins
eibs I'M @inperftdnbniB nit 6en Gid=
ter Sing niebergel6lagen.
Morgen Nbenb ~peran1faltet Ser
bieltge .5reibenfers @erein i'm Saale BEG
Gaiino cine 6eier CUR Grinner1na an
ben groBen Sreibenfer unb Sreibeits.
9elben Sbomas paine, Der am 20. SeSa=
ttllar 1877 geboren tpurbe, Der fid ale
@~orfdmpfer fir 6reibeit urb &e6t in
bret Sdnbern berportbat uno Der ID
re9t eigentli6 als Der eeiftige nrbebel
aler Der freibeitli6en Snititutioner
geltet tam, beren mir uns in ben Ser,
Staaten nod iebt au erfreueft baber
- Gt6ter lfoonat1 bat bic @rpBge:
t9norenen mieber 5ufammenberufen
Stetelben tperben cine ultgep0bnlif
groBe Nn5abl bon &riminalzSdlen gu
erleotgen baben, barltnter ben &remp=
fauzSaa, pel6er Der 9auptgru1tb Ser
OVERWHELMING Ser @ranbiurp qe=
tpefen 1T. Ser Sriebensz &i6ter Q6am
pirb berielben aleit Ii G0le aur @ntz
16eioung unterbreiten.
Mu6 lit Der Conventions : 6aae
tpirb CUR Seier bes @eburtstages Sbo>
mas paines cine 8erfammlunq abaez
balten ueroen. Sn berielben mer6en
Yrpf. pbelps, 8. s. @rptbaus, Capt.
Us. $. 9uiton uub Nr6ere Nnfpradeu
balten. Sin 8ailfett ipir6 SEN Qbz
f@luB Der Seier btIben.
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SIN faft jebem @cit)afte 9eltsnto9s
Ut ell sroier SEeil bon @arantie
inoolbirt. GS it Gil i~i6ermdbi9. Sbcr
gu ipiberwilis. Gt 6alitc bapOn icboa
lit beoeutnuaslos. s@orte = nur lcere
@prte.
Dieic STcrte, Sos @clb 5uriifSueritats
ten, obcr cine SslObnuns 81 bcSobicn, luir0
nur in Der Scffnuus 9emad)t, baB 9lies
n,anS Sas @slo sariiduerlap9s;l, ,tnb
baB Mismanb Sic etiuaise 9elo3al,88 res
elanlircn wirb. @ati;rlid).
Desbalb nub oer, mclc4cs ~e1rcnbaftc
G6iidten beot, unO ar6eitet uidt mir
an ieiner eissneu Stipulation. Ioa6ern
ourd Sen Sanbler aa @las, sen bu
fennlt-et,pas bciisen, TIN baS Strtraue1
snrdl Sic @arantie st beititi9en. Das
@cidaft watoe obne 0aficibs fausa eit
Sabr lang iiti, laltet f0nneu.
@Orau IS mal19clt, 1T @crtroueil.
auBer bieieln man9elt ea on jfsitr o;gdls
iid)ti9en Glrenbaitisfelt, lie ahcr Ser
.0urdidMitta grasis" s,3oteu ii.
Or. Yierce'a @seoieiaea lInb 9arans
TIT, bas gu tesui.fea, wa& oarh fe be-
abiidtist if, un9 i9re Serftcfer ets
itatten oaS Gctb 3usid, III Safe feiil
ganitises 8eflltat iidtbar piso.
Salt es Sit Jest niGt Ge;, oas cine
Mie0icin, gu Der bic Scrfteler iotdl
EN- sroBes @s,trauen besell, Sic riati5s
Meoicin fiji bid itin mub?
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@ladltd,e seute aus suoiana.

Q5m, TimmcnS, ppifmeiIer In SbapiGe, cubtona,
i9resbt rDas uGleetric 8itters1 BOT MIR mebr senlst,
als ane aneeren Mertcihen 3uiammensenommen, sesen
ale BITE Seihperben unb Geicen. mel8e bic Nclae spn
StDrunsen Der @ieren unD Der aeber sfnb." Der FAR
mer une giebsdGter Sobn 9eslie, ~ebenfans rpr Sba=
ctue, Iast: SD bdlte electric 8itter8 fur bic bette
Webtetn, bic eS siebt, i'd babe mid nad ibrem &C.
braude ME neu sespren %seihblt." s. 90. @arsener,
eth @iieupaaren : Sdnrler ~berielben SrtIAaft, Saet
yGlsc.rts 4itters lit Serabe DaS, pas Semanb 5raudt,
mite man ,u fasen pHest. M.:s Eat eS Ste Geiunbbett
wtepe.seseben unD i'd babe ptebsr Nppeti: aaS neuen
9ebersrutbl"
Die Gla:pe tefet nur so Gents. gu taben In alien
gpptteten. aSplpb Dreib, Gbcmpion & Gr., 8bole,
idIe.
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z NANsS 9tuh"Stf
nel6f In 5plse BON
Suaeno & Sanben
an @erpeniAnd&e
Ietben, tbre9 eberS-
fraft u~utersraben
laten unb tbre
Mdnnlthfet p.rtps
sen, iplten ben be-
rabmteu Or. 9as
ttapap ipfort con=
{ultirca. 3el5eSt
ni&t, @%erpeatrants
bet (mtt cher ctde
Grdume) ptrb mtfs
fent@aftlt9 un6
rad ben nsaciten
Metboben bebans
belt uub NIT benz
Sr5Bten GrfoIs.
sc fpmmt midi
bdraaf an, Of man
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Gafpria

tDirft gera6e5u @unber BEL ainbern.
pie Ner5te peri6reiben es, mebicinilde
3etti9riften empfeblen es unb mebr als
ei1e Wtilion Miitter gebrau6en es an
STEELE BON paregoric, 8atemans
DROPS, fogenannter r8erubigungse
Sprups" unb anberer narfotif1er mrb
pernnmmenb pirfenber Mittel. Cato
ria regulirt Masen unb @%ingetpei6e am
t6neulten urb berleibt rubigen S6laf.
IS 16medt gut unb lit ponfdnbia
barntlos. SIS beieitigt 9artleibigfeit,
plrft l6nteraftiaeno urtb beilt Siarrboe
unb &olif. @aftoria hilbert bas Sic
Der. bertreibt @iirmer, perbin6ert
&rdmpfe, berrbigt bic &i1ber unb bers
i9afft ibnen rubigen unb erquidenbeu
S9laf. Gatoria lit fir @in6er elm
unipsrial 5eilmittel - ein segem fir
bic Miitter.
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pGqeS i8on ee %sereieu", iaste her peife gftbo. Or.
BUTTS 9ulten Sprup frat !bn jebp6 Gasen. Wir ba.
ben nod ME seb6rt, bab etne Wiebtstn sum Mceeartffel
erbpbsn pprbeu mare, nte es NIT Or. 8nus Sufien
Sprup her SAT 1T, unb er tpfet nur rs Gents.
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Hy ollie Sorten gDiIb unb sSi}de
BET s. g Smith. 209 Weit Commerce
Strabe,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-26
CAMPAIGN METHODS.

The RevaDavid EaiIeron breaches a Re-
lig~ious,Sermon From a Secular 7opic.
AT the evening service i'll Simpson M.
E, Church yesterday, the Rev. David E.
Halleron, the pastor, spoke on lessons
From the Campaign" The church was
well filed.
W. have applied the word campaign
out of it's ordinary meaning to one that is
purely American" the preacher said.
''1he word signifies the ~marshalliug and
marching OF a great army which calls out
the entire strength OF the nation, both il
brain and gold, and whose success is nee
essary TO tue continued force of the Gov
III All interest centres in such a
campaign. and the greatest excitements
are reproduced by 1t. Men and
women aud ereu children, discuss
the methods pursued, the battle fought or
the victories achieved. No self denial is
col sidered too severe for such a CAM
paign. Citizens have deprived themselves
of all the comforts as we'll as many OF the
neeessaries of life for the promotion of
the ends of the campaign. Critics arise
and discussions are had; zeal is ~quickened
too often by questionable methods Co ren-
der the campaign effective. So it as
the Alps; when England fought in the
Netherlands under Marlborough; when
Napoleon marched on Moscow.
"To us there comes a campaign every
four years thst excltes the nation ONE
times into an unbridled frenzy. Citizens
divide into hostile camps. They hurl
abuse at each other, too often in scurril-
opslanguage, dispute, and sometimes de-
scend TO pngilistic exhibitions in advo-
cacy of their cause. No words are
too severe to defeat the oppo-
nent. Trade too often lapguishes:
church work is suspended: we
see rockets blazing and hear the boom
and belch of caunon; professions are
formed, banners raised, uniforms gtister,
a mock solN1ery marches out In ancient
Heraidic step and all to win as they say.
This is in tine Presidential year SC. called.
IHis campaign is now on. We have four
parties in the field, each claiming the
success Of the other is frAuglit with the
most disastrous consequences so that TO Il
disinterekted party 1t is often SO ridicn-
O as 10 produce laughter. / have thought
thai 1t would be entirely in place to ex7
tract some important lessons for church
work from the campaign now on"
The preacher then dwelt on The high
campaign of Christianity, the contending
forces being m~arshaIled on one side by
omnipotent wi.dom and the other by
eternal malice, the purpose Of one of which
WAS TO build up and the other to destroy
The preacher spoke of how TO win in this
campaigns, of the necessary enthusiastic
service and financial support. and pic
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-26
THOSE DEADLY CIGARETTES.


Their Chenpness and Convenience Tend
to Strengthen Their Hold.
Considering what very poor things Gig
arettes are, it is surprising that they
should have got such a hold on the COM
mnnity. But. bad as they are, they are
extremely fascinating. The use of them,
when carried TO excess. becomes Il habit
that is most difficult to break, while they
are SO cheap and so convenient that it
takes exceptional discretion to smoke
them at all without smoking them TO a
deleterious extent. OF course it is primar-
lily because they are so cheap that they
appeal SO generally to boys; but even
with boys, who ought not to be allowed
to smoke at all. it is not so much the to-
bacco in the cigarette that does the mis-
chief as the pestilent and insin uniting
practice of inhaling the smoke. An ordi-
nary boy of wholesome appetites won't
smoke cigars or pipe tobacco enough to
do hirl serious damage, even II he can
get them. Nor would the cigarettes he
might smoke be so serious a menace to
his welfare If he could only smoke them
as he would smoke cigars. The trouble is
smoking he begins TO inhale the smoke,
aud presently is fixed in q habit that
play the mischief with him.
Whether ANYTHING besides tobacco goes
into ordinary cigarettes Is O much dis
cussed question. The effect they some
tim4s produce on the brain Is so different
from that due to tobacco in other forms
as to favor the theory that many of them
contain opium or valerian; but this the
manufacturers deny, usually asserting
that such drugs are too expensive to put
into cheap cigarettes, even if IL helped
their marketable qualities. Que thing be-
sides the tobacco obviously goes into
them, and that is the paper, The fumes of
which are doubtless bad for the throat
ana lungs as far as they go.-HGrper's
Kpoklai