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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
FOR THE CHILDREN.

s i.l9sg hose, doeslsln riding boots ana
S ~, spnrs, Lying pictures Of English
e oll.lies anu rupert Of the Rhine, tle
so,sin denomination, urhi-et orb. OF the
Iortheomng coronation, "to tbs mn
that on this auspicious day nll the faith,
iul subjects Of his maiesty may send n,
TO the King of kings there most feg'
vent prayers and implore the aIri,t+,.
enc 70 extend the favor Of his blasssns',
to The reign Of his majesty. 10 III
maintenance Of peace and tranopilitv
TO the very great glory Of his holy name
ana to the unehanging veal az ma
empire And whit scrainblinr tberc
was among the struggling thong m
secure one Of The beautifully printed
y,ellum copies Of this proclamation which
the golden-mantled pursuiyants flung
hutterlng among the crowd.
Outside the embattled walls Of the
hrenlin, richly hung with the colored
STA, the proclamation ceremony was
again. gone through, and away again
Tor the purpose Of repeating the dnz-
Iling pageant at some Of the chiefs
barriers, gates md public pieces. away
moved the shining company Of ggnntic
culraasiers with their eagle-crpsted helms
and dancing lance-pennons, looking for
all the world like departing train Of
crusading knights. But were not ali
these fetes and and functions yeritable
remnants of the middle ages? Yea.
truly, for 1t Is still a very far cry from
Moscow to Minneapolis; but Il Is never
theless pleasant enough for the student
oil history TO be able to realize the forms
ana colors OF the past by means Of its
positive survivnls in the present.
| Rut what worn oil thnaa 1tr.ll,,,t,,, -.
pomps and pageants compared with the
! actual coronation ceremony itself in the
| Cathedral OF Assumption? The church
is so small that Ii could only contain
/ all that was representative In Moscow
| narrowed down to irreducible dimen-
sions, including only one member of the
press of each country.
Crowds of journalists streamed to Mos
COW from every quarter Of the globe, but
| the Anglo-Saxon world was only en-
ahled TO witness the actual GROWING o.
the car through the eyes OF two OBJ
| servers, the correspondent of New
York newspaper aud the present writer
who represented the leading journal o
London. For Alexander Although no
rs rule particularly partial to the press
had on this occasion frankly recognize
its utility and power, and accorded it
ambassadors place and precedent befor
his throne beside the special ENJOYS o
mightiest monarchs.
Coated with gold and silver and pr,
ciOus stones--0ne emerald alone, in n
image of the Virgin,being valued q
f100O0-rich in costly shrines, sanct
fled by the bones and ashes of the ver
Grated dead, containing numerous Cmi
tan relics Of awe-inspiting origin, rel
dered sacred by religious tradition an
endeared to the national heart by son
of the most prominent incidents in Rn
sian history, the Cathedral of the A
scene of the august ceremony by whic
in the name of the King of King
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

'You have bought nchta for my play
said he 'hW you were not ~ Town. w
nisht . nud tlina Alpaking be Ted the odilar
into tho thonor. tie WAS or rghIsr VIZ
iiTnfnntlH whom The editor hhl neillsnui.n ~.
~ ,.l3 III f,s ed,ior NM sinry. Aaid he.
HNiih thar nyetlpllnr blh wnch y9n
haiihe1 me thnt dnl there cnnt = lnfp ~
nauer and 10 hnish my play ! went % 2
,g,li known ntinr ana fohl " 20 hnu, pllh
no was delighted WIN y. Inknliltt w
wont 10 sca ST. a. ~ Palmer 80 liiA rguh-
try plnru IN Connecticut 70 nsh HIN J ~
youid nroducc " at hla ihNniyf We inluip
Him about 70 take the tram 20 NV lgllh'
IN lid not care 10 talk about NE phti
a8d al nrst refused 10 hear u ronl. hnt We
teok inc train with hin, Ia Nov fnfl, and
AZ be hnd nothlpg rlsc 10 10 W ist'lfn
Willie Z reAd Nrt9le w l,.'n,t1 I'D, '1 in,ie,d
IN linn thfre were tenfr 10 HE nyeh ~ 20
snil u Nili unleriahr an nfrnpN.hrnt "
glee {a9 ray, IVA p so agd ' ~ 5s night 4
M 0fat production I WIS no eyeltgi that
h,ilpfp I frli Ike tllr ipnn Wn0 haA pHnh
prosp cilng Tor : solg mine ana na whhos s dist
,riJrh ie T. TO- HrHlt Nnu Know the rest.
liln ryfon I toisp tiif next nofuluR ~
Gud sscif flmQIiA, Before The week ma
penaed nal hnlf fl dozpn oners ftoin other
uuin9rrs fnr plnrH. and tufcees haH voms
10 ine afirf u ipns aud laitf suutslt. )
ten you, u was NiiRl lnarsu' iwr hs.n
"jigas i.artie5 Calhpbcll described the turn.
iug point N his career me play Mhh
iisrtnef" onn % Tie NrcateHt successes VI
mo American stage and A. nothing doe.
succeed ma success. 80 Air, Campbell found
that Instead o. poverty pad de.phlr hs o Wa
efgniur riches and gaining tame Ihrv,
years later he met ihe Nflief. ana w tAil
fhai tIe profits ft9m hi. plnys hal not 9piy
Given rim a handsome Income. hut that ~
mn nien accumulated nrnrlY Sia,Up0. Aiil
h. added will n snlc, That was pfrti1
hnndaome fortune TO mako out u MnEl'
dye collar hill" a.,
II M cainpboli had noi been taken ~
with n iingarlpg and mortal mhndy, y u
the of,ni0n u men who have lnyWielEc q
no dramatic prufesnion that he would hAyi
Coined 10 iias lime n great foftnne Iron
, It's dramatic worka ~ n.sa AZ ~ y.
nd,tsc every young man Win y HrugEilnl
! meyer d desDGif. II be has npyilhnS y
| Llfna mo time md opportunity VIII com
/ WHEN he cau ai0g Il Ia the world =
"Ne" u JAY EDWARDS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

Then what DO you think that doctor
didi He took that coat m and kiSsed
those spots. one by one. Aud wheu he
laid 1t down the tears were rnuulng
out of his eyes MS if he were a woman,
though he SMILED right along Perry
bad never seen a man cry betore, and
he wondered II they always laughed
when they cried. lie was 50 much
taken Up with this that he did not pay
much attention to whit the doctor was
doing, looking, feeling him, listening
and all that, and his lips all tho tiino
smiling and tho tears all the timc drop
ping of the end Of his nose
1t was the most curious thing Perry
ever saw IN al his born days, Then
the doctor kissed the ugly spots again,
and put the coat on again, and wcut TO
I wash basin there WAS ther.-.pne OF
] those curious ones where you only have
I To turn kind OF peg and the water
I runs in Of itself-ana washed his eyes
and then askod Perry 30 Sit still few
/ minutes while he spoke to his mother.
She WIS standing 30 close Ia the door
when he opened it that Ferry could
hear the first words they spoke.
kitty, dear, can you be brave and
strongg'
Thea he heard his mother fairly
scream out;
."Dont talk to mo like that. Don't
talk TO me like thatl l know what that
mcansr' Aud then he couldn't hear
any more. He gut snftly down and
walked 60 the washstand and looked IN
the glass Tho hardly knew his own face.
it was 80 white and staring lind he
had any huposf He didn't know,
lie only wanted TO 10 TO his mother
mud comfort her, She knew what that
mCant--wcll, u "thnt' only meant that
| every thug was going on as u always
had gone on. aud that was not very
awful was ~ lie would 10 and tell
her so, anyhow. So he opened ulo do0l
softly and stood still.
Mummy.sweet wasn't screaming any
more. Doctor Porter had drawn one o.
her hands under his arm aud wns walk
ing up and down the long room will
her while with the other hand she wa
covering her eyes under her veil lie
was saying;
NO, IL wouldn't have made any dif
forencc-though Of course you ought &
have sent for me years ago, IL wni
before he WIS born, one OF the sacti
fees you made to your country w
could have kept the spine straight b!
force and t0rnentcd the dear itu
fellow into his grave most likely, pite
years Of unspenkable anguish. IL
better us Il H."
Then the doctor saw him md smiled
hut Terry could not bear 10 500 TIL
strange man hctwcen him aud M
mother, even if II was Or. Porter. III
a ran forward and pushed him away an
n prt his arms around her crying, "Neyc
mind him, mother Hcrc | un You
hoy Your Hrrryw And he pulled he
ont toward the door and the wagon.
In The doctor followed. aud while PER-
= was unhtrhing The horse, snid;.
~ Wont you M your veil just oncei
M No, not once
m mot oven TO cure mop
NJ Not even for that
y, Then. when she was ready to set Il
a, she said In a lower voices
~ mot today" and held out her hand,
q, The doctor did funny thing; he His
Ia ed her haud aud he said u funny thin
w, too II was;
~ 'rhunk You"
y Perry hoped Or. Porter noticed hO
" hard he looked away when the doct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

soi5 ngood-hye,n and then drove OIL
'tvbiie thry were IN Ann ArhQr Nam
,,,,'sygopt snt an straight nnd tlrnhH'
b,t when they got out toWbfu ''At,,
sbe broke down and nut her urn hI1 il''
nor hoy, and hrr bend on ms FnOu',t
",J mnaned A. she was 40 strauss
"n9 weak Perry felt himself grlWi,h w.
stronrp and strong, aud he shiu w
Sghaf he mad thought IN tho DOCTOR
r0Omi .....,,,. emit we 90 on
u,p same M oyeri Anni Your ~1
,'n, m0reY Are you sorry you hau wv
w ~ IN nun tuIV noaMloQ daaauAH
''{n.ra, Hc had spoken the woFu ny
lnst The long agony was over, n"m
Moro yyaA no more preieiHe' an" ' IN
rcalu,eni and huuhng' nor any
between them Ia a., noesl
How brave aud strong ht ~ ny" H.,
/ No one u the tail, STOUT Higt., MA
b,d at,ypys been enhNilnk' hut d
LEV ii, fnnry; ihis WIS reality. re pAnaVp
peen me- nerogs 10 the hnnd that WIZ
tll',,'d ia mother and Win iie "ih.t
i,nna lifted her veil and hrr vlpn 9,
ht's,.t nor. pr Porter e1nlgh -,
nnu mi Perry could, she uiu'itilt , ,.,,'
| VI ar aon fhan She did Of any eHahhf,
,n matter II be was me vlu, :, 4i'
~! ~ ,yarld. Ana she Whispered
,,;lls, ybof vas curious, she ftgW nn'ig
Nsnd GnDpy. She talked 10 mn " Il
| ~ ,gns IA new, grown-up hilh ~ amy
,,s.ycr known before very VIZ s..r
tnnde him stronger hnd drawer w. ~, M 4
VA haupier. loo. A. thay di,'M 'i
ff,,e ar sle .Yplained 10 him nheut ~.
Iy'nsIon nnd the mortgngr, how itf ion e.
! - Lrnft,hf IN money bceause ihf ~,
s.9', .,,',,,t mid 50 much every YEN "
,sor Widows Whose l,ishalnlh ,,.,,,,, ID
| ttnfd In the wur. But ~ Wy" s'r x,
sonk away money because H,,.,,J IA,
oli debt shat i'orf{ al iA w., he,n,o they
nancy borrowed to builu tn' h'u''
hEya aI ~ she said, she had SAVED 70 nu, \
49, ,.ensiop money she could pfy ~
~ ~ ,ndrtearr. seeing thnt tho ih1irl
10 Al No uae for what s1e hhH hN ".
\, for. Here slss had 70 buitt w Xxx,
~, ns,in, but Size did not cfs NOR ~,
hslf m fhree-Quarters 81 a uiiif. NN'
.i,e Emiled again Perry SAID IA.
..fnf does this pension iaopsy go Hsn
on ,lIg',elIl-1yes-probably.n she sald; :.
Add theH shg laughed AMI bipfhe,sl Y
mat he had 70 tell her tbut Nhs 1i,J II
~ moro than % years Oh, AM ~
ijsa,d md hqgged hiei nnh Nlm
iis s,1a1.i. poly ate she rest q Der fei1
n. Fterfer While maninir-sgcff wAH RI
finr thl moriE1ge aud 81 ill,, ~
t5nh n nara iad 20 walk cvery ht'
" ,ia lat i've miles home. How %
,a,su0. And how long the horf
ere r.ere long. hut not lad " uresoinei
"tt.t fbeir "a roo4ter was tpolit
,'a,,., NJ crow while Perry was pntun
no poor. dear, tirtd pHiy; W n
, f6e rooster WIS mistaken Tor vhHf' ~
Tiiet was leng years. ng) nni feft
40 ssr,j himself ii taikiug ~ limrsl
~ rgiler. he has chsngtl iha hnhA ~
sne u taking with his pen 20 OH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
ACANlNe HERO.

Nfor Ihc cunluy Nhtcktcl
Charles ilogsn. trainman In the employ
OF the New York Central and Hudson River
railroad, tells n pathetic story about twQ
Collie dogs thAt he owned. Tie bought
thcu whom they were oniy six weeks old
aud raised them at his home iuss south. "
the Eastern boulevard They were fuu
brother aud sister, and nom the nrst they
seemed TO cherish nm unusually strong NJ
lection for each other.
Whore one went the other waa sure 70
be found. They we've practically lnsepar-
able their master himself being unable 10
tnke onp with hin and leave the other at
home. II "Suc' Wcrc chained when Hogan
left the house with -roni" she would int0h,
whine and cry, A few rods from the house
"romn would begin 10 look around for hlg
sister. A few PAGES further on he would
stnp and wldnV, 40 u plVndlng TO be al
lowed TO return u his mastcr were obs
dufate he would deliberately turn tail and
swiftly run back home TO "Sue," Tho doga
would then carcas each other and together
lio down 20 await the coming Of the ulhster.
Hogan says he tried 20 whip the dnsm IN.
Ia nilbttNtiOn, hat the very FIRST time he
STRUCK "Suc." "'iNm" aprgltg upou lin as
II he would trar him to pieces. ~ all other
times both lninalA seeinod fond Of hlni.
aud if taken togothcr would follow hinl
anywhere, tom always took gOod cnre
OF ISSUE" and protected her frvm being An
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

moved Ivy the many canine loafors " tho
Annexed district lud hp fought and Won
many n batln Ia her dvtpnsW
one Jay nc TWO. dogs Wandered away
had often ioic hcforr; hut nt nigitfali uwy
ind not returned whlVh was Nnireocdnntel
Hogan was away ON HIS 'runt AMI M
WIFI was grMuA MN,9,Iey;,r Mn,n4is sThi
mkt morning "1nW' returned clone, hay
gard looking Riil bcduggied, Anl evidently
II deep dldrgA Ito inuanrd mtgurp
and, thinking ny must have been inlurNi
Hogan examined him Thoroughly. hui VIVA
unahle 10 md nny tmng WRONG On the sur
'aiic probably is hungry" Mrs liosnn
x faii plate Of megt was placed before
him. Whrfcnpnn be nglged tho largest piece
aud dnitod away with II across the nghl9,
They wgrc somewhat prAAiod VT o. sseg
That she must have been hnrl w some way,
and that '"fun" was carrying food 20 hir'
Hogan was Obliged 10 Ro out with MS uhn,
tnt tnld his wife 90 engage some boys !.
acour tic ncighburpg country for tic A.. K K
,be Aells and So9ds al lhai dqy aud Tie
M, SliI4q' adSy rSSh odnl he. 1850 So made
! u dlilernt search On The fourth day the
hoys found The dogs 10th dead, ~ The bot
itp1nx riyor' esuesN ieg waa brnkcn, eyl.
doniiy ~ failing Into thu quarry ana Tom
had iricd ~ bring hef fp0u ahu ns.iHtnlus;
Whon he returned with thc meat sue
W hbr having hecn biiteii by d cQppcfhead
snnIe mo hndipa ~ three doHd reptiles
| Inv near tho dogs, They must have been
| Killed w. "1'om' when Pc f@lnn , Ihs i n xxx
| baSn bltieu Feeling tho fatal poison cuufhT
| iur through lis yelnH be ihl ernwlcn 70
| his SLATER, aud lRyinF his hehd hrHlhe hris,
| had followed nNr into tue lghl OF the tts
1 ado AaHaHa ID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

Alexander of Russia, with his Danish
a,nsort Marie FeOdorOvna, received
for,raI ratification Of his claim to be
snle and absolute ruler of more than
hundred millions of his fellow men.
The mir was balmy with the breath OF
the approaching summer, anu ms nnuJ
esty. the sun, who had skulklly velleu
his fnce almost ever since the emperor
made his triumphal entry into ms N
HAM nanital now burst through the
oionds dalnging the gilded walls, the
e.ascoss nillers and the stored nave
u.itb a glorious flood of light Slorlons
iirbt md glorious sound from the nnB-
,thG,opt voices Of the choristers, VINO
tniie the Mace of organs in the Greek
cbnrcb But the chanting Of their hy1Iniin lt
was almost drowned by the Dlllow-ilih '
murmurs of the vast croWgus .i Uu'9 49,
for the court yards Of the , Are,i,lhh {n,,s
49, lad come 10 catch a glimpse, u pos
W. 80 thc nety-crOwned car. Ana they
INA bonrs 10 wait, for the ceremony was
long and elaborate; ,...,.,s,ro looked
,ba groun Of the imperial fainlly UNI
,heir illnstrious guests as they s'o w.
ranLed nm near the throueIlVr m T,,
may sit in the Greek eh ni 90 FJin,
among others, stood me Dg i,I,,,-. the
burgh, the i NV srure Of Prince Al
~, ~ ~ Prussia every inch OF nun
LIZ W son AZ the Hohenzollernsi NE
nkh.ihs ni,olinQ duke of Aosta; tue
h ,'ils.,,aa,e Highlander prince OF hoh-
..',r and the bearded prince AleAa "
~ 81 Rnlgaria, with o deciutu touen IA "a
~ ala Teutonic knight apout nia, ,,,si,,
.Snt vet in the bad books 1i r w M
| Inc ear; there, also ~, ~ I, shir and not
recel's a., ~ otf he handsome Generai 81 ~,
ye,gg "a ,hs nero Of the Pleynh anu ti ny
n, elei' Pas and the eonquerer VI
| khiya. -. a,raved In sweep
IN "a silver. 70 heavy as 20 iuii ~,
no yebile the emlerqr W9re - "A
uelt and rold-elnbrolheIeu III ~
e,eenerai. with riding Doo's, , ra saint
chsin Of St. Andrew; nsslis' sparkied
alike OF 81 81 slightly bald, but thlie ne,
on his nrsu -, nav Of his great oihq III
| by heau -, sd him. was AlsAah9ef ti
OF state sbnnllers were proau ~
while hls III limbs long, ana he iooA ,,s
chess cnnid with ease 49, .,,,, and
as II although most uHf'N''-'''
s.,,-ressive figure =. s,iernn sDeofaclt
IA seene the first OF t.iAs ~, completed
SEN rhid 10 haze peen ~ ,bei,
may pe nnperial majestes tooA A,. ~. ~,
when NV M of the altar 70 uN ,.lt.., ~,
stand N In servants OF we Al !,
approaen % ~ ,.old and silver the Il ,,il
The piuAe ~ uniforms, the slii s.il y
OF inc ne clouds 81 i2anNs - nnt
the ",siied beauty, faivr, XII IN
the II all ilussia ~ N ,be world
9ttef states aud count ~ oree most i'm
MI this maui ,ssnorahle AZ the insi NJ.
pressiye ahe .r,nolItan Of NoFgntuH ~
u s,1s ~ reitea me , Sssa' aot Of tha
scar, ira voice '1s1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
THE BleLA COMET.
Tho Eseapo by the Earth Ia 1884 from
Annihiiation.


The fsnr Of comets 10 u periodical nalady
which never falls 20 rcSppCnr when The
certain npprDhrh Of nhe % thn1r hilleh, "
hnnorncrd. anl f,er aud piipfehrlttloil lll
seem ID ~ scientifically iusiinrl Regarding
lie return 81 the iltllc gpmp' ~ biela IA
1872. she lpme colae, lnw aM,ep'ns ritgHltn
mtr avn heaN.ga DhlAosrnn. IN vu ga,,sdJ
ma lho comet, nn The 2Dii " peiobgr
igi2. before midnight %orsl rrgtl VIZ
plano III which the earih m9tsa ,, XXX "",S
come M contact with the rnfti,
iihc piiqsnso of tie COMET according 70
thr eateuialiant would take plHro lh no
plane Just q ilitic iuslle Of M orbit o. the
snrih thai ". juni before midnight on lbht
date, plri q me terrestrial ORBIT WSnlu 20
nf.taini0d Dy tho comet.
'rbis prsSilttlon, supported Wy full scien.
tide authority. was ,gely pghllshed ~ Ni
! tho j0urnala u the unn. No an inAklhs
/ XII vlil ov,s wih nsl ms end ~ tifna wlla
] nj hnnnl I'm earth was about ~ ~ shat.
/ tcrcd pnlycrigfd w the shock ~ llr p0ih,sstl
| il wns be- fhemo Of nli tonNcrAaiionn; ~ W.
! t5od nfinly poised minds were shaken mr.
iIsSeSsr, ope question repa!aed % 70
I niletyared, and tbs question the Journals
I hnd neither asked, nor sven ihauRlt ~
"At what p1int In our lminenHn prhl,
/ would our rurth be found % ING I1ih nl
\ October. 1899, before mldhighi ht uf no
ment when tho comet would cross tliis or
| Dh NJ the pnc particular pJlnit 49, ,tst
Calcngs very Yhletly folfpi b wy ~" wv
Guilty. Arnjo wrote "a ihc AiHuA' t''
ssfhe pn,snge Of the eDinci very near e
| a certain pOliit Ia the tefrgstrinl orbit WI
! take place Oh tle 9th n October before
/ inifnlhhf. u0sg the earth VII nrfift ~
! INA ,nsae uolnt oit tho 18Th Of kOrtmhcr,
IN no mnrdIng that \ 70 say, more iian
n month nftcrward. w have now oni1 x
| Remember fliHt the mean speed " the EARN
H. ieg nsbif h about GA 900 Leagues day.
md a very simple calculation VIII pfgfe thht
the eomef wili pass the eafil ~ disiRhps
~ mare linn twenty inilll0u ieufuct
All bnunened nH had been pfrilcied nn1
mo parih escaped once moro Win nvinlhH
more serlous than the fear ana purtnrpas
lion Of her inl'epitanls'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
The Boy That Talked to Himself.
nv Jo.eph Kirkland, Author OF "zury,'
"The Meyeys" Etc
Copyright 1902 by the Author)
dor The Sunday Gazettel

PART IL
Twice every year Perry's mother, !i'..'.
IN, With her and went 70 Dexter sthvg
lived IN Michlganl TO inc pension Or
and DOT some piece Of paper Or oIuel,
and took ID right over 70 the SAVINGS
hsnl where they left il and 20, SOM ine,
,hing written In little book sue my
LIN her And once each year she went
~ hi same bank and asked fgr hst
r,ortrara and they gave her nt o.
rar,cr 10 higa and wrote something III Hei
iirtie hook and she came AVA
Pm had never asked her ABOUT
,,,cse things. They had been gong os
Iasg and 70 regularly that II aeenei ~
nafnral a. going 10 church. ihey Just
tnot fine morning and drove ~
.greurh the beautiful oak openingH phst
~ Easnuelle farm and the Seigler farm
w nc Iarue farm. and ali the others
~, he knew, because their boys came
- ia school, and then on aeIVa. W
80 aud mast the lonesome part o. lilN
Ia ma then the farms near Deter
thsf ~ didn't know the names o. uau
"a across the Dexter milldam mo NV
p's an: one day things were different. =
80 no Grst day when h. wore hls
ssnidier suit.r and his mother tod MN
,hev were going on % Ann Artll ~,
~ 10 s,,c an old friend OF hers. "
.vss before daylight that she called l ~,
~ ,sd told him that Hhc had Hlrraly isli
md harnesed Dolly ard milNei 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
Arc the Winters Growing Colder ?

~ ~ often asked, reftrlnf NE hf1svns'
Ubsther iheIe % a positive change 10 ell
man froIu century 70 erutnfy.
The general opinion 1grnt % us lnAt in i,
once were. aud that no winters are ii1a
iolh .,..., .,,,,,
.fa,ia aborg ihaf tho temperature o. ne
,saaft III MAJ u dimluishing, but thhi ihn
f,.noefsinra 81 Tho year, taken toerthef'
sasttns mo confederation period ~ hfiy
AZ, ti4fy "a more yeHrS. there has DEEM
si.erf,-f an actual diiniAution u tho nrtn
iefni,efaiure "a the climate of ffaHse. See
st-tgtiur u loagof pefiod -compallii2, VA
a~nt,rie the tnuiest rcnturica % ffft.n
bisiofy With tie present. umf-no ef3 .et9'
diFafnce " the rea.gns ear ~ esia
For eSGntle, me iiehah A'piei9f ss''-''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

saldi
you got my letter.
eyes, indeed, and / was coming TO
sec yon this very day. Tilat is why
didn't write. | was afraid yon would
forbid my coming. 50 this Y the little
hoy, Is m" And he turned 20 Perry
aud shook hands with him with a smile
80 sweet. 50 loving. 90 gny-alnoa nd
miriug. you might say-thnt Perry felt
as n he were nA tall as other boys ana
a. straight NJ an arrow.
Then Nanny sweet seemed shHklnE
so that ale couldn't speak, and 70 tue
doctor said:
Come with me, Perry. I'm q great
old doctor and j know what's good for
little boys. You Hlt still and rest your
self, MrR.-MrF.-
Why couldn't he remember her real
name n be- knew her wei enough 10
call her Kittyf glBt was what Perry
would Ike to know.
They went into "A room with long,
narrow table IN IL, covered with n
sheet. Tie doctor sat Perry. up on tbe
table and began taking on pc coat
Said Perry: "DO you know whas ihese
spois aresT
Perhaps I could guess.
"Well, II you knew that That WIS me
coat my father Wa hgought home ~
then you'd know s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

boys who arc going to be men. nnl inen
who have heon boys Tho sainc Somc.
thing that used 20 max him speak III
one way now makes him speak In the
other.
IS TO his hnnchback, lf thc rcst Of The
wOfld Gnu stand Il, he can Kind
Mother Nature has her apron loaded
with comneuWions She never strikes
blow hut she follows with a bunch Of
balm. Stiil. he sometimes hn'nthcs one
~ the long hvnthS and wonders how
eng body who Is oil night cnn ever he
unhappy Vet, hey magisEc u somehow.
loves him. loves him--hHt no never for
gets that his own father was killed at
Shiloh
As to mother, she is "mammy.swcCt"
FOREVER.