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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

"pecuusc. hc answered. 'man rs a
pendulum. and must travel his are.
Ny dear Muc. he said, laying his
hands upon my shoulders, thpro b. only
one good thing about me- and that Is a
moral. Man is as tod made Huns don't
he Ro sure thut you can take him 20
ppCrs aud Improve him All my life |
have sought 10 make myself an uinnt-
urully superior person. Nature has re-
tnlintcd 10y making me also AN unnatural
Inferior person. Nature uhhor3 lOpsidrd-
ness. She turns out man as q whole, 10
bo developed AS n whole, ] always Won
der, whenever ! come across a super
naturally pouH, a supornnturnlly moral,
u snpcrnuturully cultured person. ~ they
also have q reverse self
II was shocked nt his suggested urgu-
mont and walked 10y his side for a
while without speaking AZ last, feel
Ing curious ON the subject, | asked him
how his various love affairs were pro.
grcsflng.
oh os usual. he replied: rin aud ont
of a cul Do sac. Whom / am Smythc 1
love Eliza. 0ud ELIZA loaihps me.
When ! am Smith | love Edith, and Tie
very sight of me makes her shuddcr.
II iH as unfortunate for tlem as for me.
! nm not saying u bOnHtfully, icnyen
knows Il IL nu added drnught OF misery
10 my cup; but u is fact that Eliza rs
aud es Smith I find Il impossible to be
even civil with her: while Edith, poor
girl, haR been foolish enough 90 nj
her heur ON me us Smytlio, and az
Smythc she seems 10 me but the skin
Of woman stuffed with the husks OF
learning. and rags torn from the corpse
of wit
81 remained absorbed IN my thoughts
for some Time aud did not como out
of Them iill we were crossing the Min.
cries. Thon, the idea suddenly occur
ring 90 me, ] said.
"'Why don't You get q new girl alto
gether; thprn must be- medium girls that
both Smith and Smythe could like. and
that would pay NJ with both Of You
No moro girls for this chid5 he
answered, they're moro trouble than
they're worth Those Yer want yer can't
get. and those yer can ave, yer don't
want
~ started and looked M ne him.
lie WAS slouching along with his hands
IN his pockets and q yocuous lool, ia
his fncc
A sudden repulsion seized mo- 4
must go now ! said. stopping. I'd
no idea ] had come 40 far
llo seemed 10 glad 10 be rid Of me
rs TO be rid of him. oh, must yorg'
he said, holding out his hand. Wei,
80 long
I'VE shook hands onrelessly. He dis
appeared IN the crowd and that is the
last have ever seen Of him."
~ that true story2" said .Jephsop.
wei, I've altered tlo MINES ana
dates said MucShauRuessy; but tho
mhih FACTS You may rely upon"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
$500. 900 IN GOLD.
millionaire HUNTS Dlslrusi Of All Banking
lnslllullons.

millionaire HUNTS Dstrusi Of AN Banking
Institutions.
IN one OF hia romaucos Aiernudre Dumas
ttla ~ Q man who Kept an hts SAVINGS in
gold. When q war broke cut 10 france and
boiu went 70 a very high premium he ox-
changed all De bad FOR g0yefnalet notes
unh TINS acquired "a fortune. Whsn Tie
property left by the late Wilson Il. Hint
was overhnuled by his executors they
found s@Q0VJ IN gold coin. rhe purpose
OF Inc ola millionaire Ia kecping Nuch %
lhrfe amount ~ money lying Idle VIII
probably never De- definitely Known az no
qua not conhhc Bic design 10 any one, but
u Wah supposed That hc thought the unset.
kei would force gold 20 a premium. aud he
determined 10 have q stock Of II on hand
WAS one " SIR Hunts most Intimate
friends, ana WIS M one tine associated
with him % buriness. was OF tho Oplniou
iliai Dir Hunts action waH inspired BY
"Mr Hunt was an exceedingly nrnid
man, said Mr.. Glews yesfnrday "Iiis
fortune 81 tYe millions wiis the result of
sufficient courage, % venture INTO my
rchcmra thnf cniaileH even ordinary risk
Twice during my association IA business
with lin le pnt an his money into gold
and cnch time he did Ii because he fesred
hr would l0se ~ The first time was ln
80 when there was panic. and the
really auuFlsDg ihat Ne should have raade
80 much Inoncy but tue most o. n came
from saying lie retired 10 1880 from The
dry goods business With fortune VI S710..
600 TO was unmarried, ANA lived With
necn ni tile Clarendon hotel f9r foriy.dvo
years, to MY knowledge His mode N life
was very inexpensive. aud ! doubt that he
spent over $1,000 "A year. Money Invested N
good securities, Bs his was, VIII double in
ten years liis Sf50,0OO, therefore, amount
,d a. fi 800 90 IA ten years. 10 S3WD0O0
Ia twenty yelra. ana 10 30O0ODlV 90 thirty
Years. a. ne left $1,000 90. Il y evident
be- dld not 30 quito as Well as be- Should
have. / ihlnE very few rich men board
gold at any time The man who acquires
riches usually has sufficient confidence ln
the great enterprises Of tie country 20 be
willing ID take MS chances ON thpir sccnr-
tiles and government bonn8 appeal 10 oven
tie ti0id as being safer than EOid or any
nLLDI Lind ~ nLnnlrlL. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
HR. n. FELIX GOURAUD'R ORlENTAR
- CREAM. or MAGICAL bEAuriElEL

hArnleaA We iAEf7 - Do euf4 ~ pfoppfly
MADE Acocpi no counterfeit ct similar neple.
" u a enYrr anld t0 q lady 81 me heut
ton IA patientj -As YOU ladies' uili use thenas
irecpWmcnd uf '0oufauua Cream ~ me
least harmful 81 an the Skin PrepArA ton4S
fpf sale b. all drugElafs n1d fancy goods utal
ers ~ tho United htAfes, CAnada and Europa
lhkn e HOPKINS, Pfopr, Hareat ioneA
hflfAt NJ N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
| WITH TWO CHARACTERS.

complications Jerome X Jerome
,cop,reht 1898 BY X yerome)
For the sunday Gazot,ej
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29
The Globe. Democrat Free.

Any reader of this paper can get The
ST. Louis Gioble Democrat free. Read
the offer. ON another page. and take
advantage of it at once. The Weekly
tiiobc Democrat is now issued in Semi
Weekly sections. eight pages each T.ies-
day ana Friday. sixteen pages every
week. making it practically a Semi
weekly paper. vet the price remains
only one dollar year. In politics. it is
strictly Republican. but it gives all the
news. and is absolutely indispensable TO
the farmer. merchant, or professional
man who has not the time TO read a
large daily paper. and yet desires TO
keep promptly and thoroughly posted.
Sample Copi will be sent free on ap-
plicGtion to Globe Printing Co., ST.
Louis, Mo.
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RGGgsiUeSS Not Sincerity.

One Il! the most curious of cDrrent be
iiefs is that Of hypocrisy lurking in pleas
ant manners. and sincerity in those that
are rough ur stern. Ii seems a relic of
our Puritan fore fathers. but IT certainly
Is out of pllce today. o e is foolish. Of
very Innocent, to give heed to more than
the letter OF society cour!eses. But, on
the other hand, the wish to please is a
good sign IN itself. and the willingness -.
To hurt. by word as we'll as by deed, is a
bad sign IN Itself. SS.liishness Is far more
than hypocrisy e!en Il usual failing And
there is small hope for the hah,tually
self absorbed rough speaker. while there
Is always chance that the soft manner
may sink into the heart. To those who
tell us that soft words butter no par
snips, we may retort, oil is. also. better
for wig than vinegar. IF proverbs
mean anything it is because there is one
for every side of Il question.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29
Option Dealing Illegal.


Judge Burgess cf the Msseour' ST.
preme court last week nied an opinioc
IN a case involving the construction oi
the law relating u option deahog. 1hers
was "cross appeal 10 two cases. one oy
the brokerage hrm OF Counor q Como,
Il st. Louis tO recover commiesiun anc
A.iOO of margins from man named
! :ck. anu the other BY BLACK 70 Iecore,
i5.pO put up with the tirn to hnia up
deal on 10000 bushels Of OATS lhe
court hc.l that the dealings were purely
fictitious, so Far as ap actual delivery
of grain WIS concerned, and that such
Transactions. unler the existing law, are
gambling ard consequently v"'d. Il
even ono II the parties TO such tran
sac;,on is dealing in fictitious property
the contract il also vc'd.
Concerning the suit OF the brokeraTa
firm against Black the Judge held ira:
1.-The plaintiffs were parties to an ilieS"i
C 'n.rac'. which they were seeking toen,
force and in which the law Will hos a'.
them" lie said that the sale OF any nj
the properties mentiosee 10 tre ia~
without sry intention OF delivering In"
property sold, and all the ou. ing o,
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To Our Readers.

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A magnificent premium given to year
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\ Million of Friends

y friend liz need is n friend indeed
ana not less than one c.iillon people
have lnnd Just such frienl in DIR.
AInG 5 Ne" discovery for Consumption,
Coughs. ard Co!ds.-If you have never
used this Great Cough Medicine, one
trial vii, convince you that i, has won
d.rfhi curative powers in all diseases of
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each BOTTLE
Is guaranteed to do all that is cfainei
or money vii be rcfnnd..,l Trial bot
tie- i'ee IA Clark O. Pr,ui's drug store.
Large 10 tiles &c and 3iOo.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which ap-
peared in our columns some time since. an
nouneing special arrangement with DR.. B.
]. Kendall Co.. Of E:nosburgh Falls. Vt,
publishers Of "A Treatise on the Horse
and his Diseases" whereby our subscribers
were enabled to obtain copy Of that valu-
able work FREE by sending their address
(snd inciosing two-cent stamp fer mailing
ssme) to Dr. B. ]. Kendall Co.. is rene~su
for a limited period. We trust all will
avail themselves Of the opportunity Of OBJ
tanning this valuable work. To every lover
OF the horse Il IS indispensable. as il treats
IN simple manner all the diseases which
atiiict this noble animal Its phenomenal
sale throughout the United States ard Can
ada makes Il standard authority. MEN.
TON THIS PAPER WHEN SsNDINc Fob THE
TRKAT1sK..
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tn e
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

Every subject of importance Is dcxlt with in
its Spagr>-iinpartial;y, on both Sides-at the
very time when the course "f event, brings u
tn the front, aii hy the very inrn or W"incn
whose opini,nS are IA iSt yai,I' Il. The Review
does not hesitate at the ino>t iirra! rIprHdi-
fare in order TO Srcur articles frum the highest
authorities. Its lis; oi contributors forms a roll
age.
The North American Review Is the most
widely read magazine "f tS class IN the world,
being neither scholastic nor technical, but
popular and practical In its tfratiaent of all
topics
The North American Review IL the only
prrio.,ir,l of its kind which has recognized
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29
COLD WEATHER RULES.
By Observing Them You May be
Saved u Sick Spell This.
Winter.

Never lean with the back upon any
thin: that is cold.
Never begin journey until the break
fast has been eaten.
Never take warm drinks aud then i'm
madistely 80 out into the coll.
Keep the back. especially between the
shoulder blades. we'll .orased- also the
cies: we'll pro:e ted.
In sleeping N a cold room. establish a
habit Of breathing through the nose and
never with the mouth open.
Never go to ted with cold or damp
feet. Never omit regular bathing. for
unless the skin is in active condition
the cold will close the pores. and favor
congestion and other diseases.
After exercise o! any kind meyer ride
in an open carriage or near the window
VI CIR for a moment; it is dangerous 10
health or even life.
When hoarse speak as little as pos
sible until the hoarseness is recovered
from else the voice may be permanently y
lost or difficulties of the skin be pro,
duced,
Merely warm the back by the fire, and
never continue keeping the back expos
ed to the heat after it has become CON,
fortably warm. To do otherwise is de
bilitating.
When gong from warm atmosphere
into a cooler one. keep the mouth clos
ed, so that the air may be warmed in it:
passage through the nose before il
reaches the lungs.
Never stand still in cold weather es
pecially after having taken a slight de
gree of exercise, and always avoid stand
! ing on ics or snow. or where the persoI
| is expusen to cold winds.-SauIta.!um
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

When on visit to Iowa. Mr.. X. Dal
ton, Of Luray. RIssell County, Kansa,
called At the laboratory Of Chamberlain's =
& Co, Des Moines. to ahow them his six
year old boy. whose life had been savet:
by Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy. it hav
ing cuted him of very severe attack o
Group. Mr.. Dalton is certain that it
saved his boys life and ia enthusiastic il
his praise Of the Remedy. For sale b.
e. O. Proud
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

The January Harperis Magazine,
which will appear ON the 22d met, x;n
count among its attractive features the
first part Of Mr.. George du Mauriers'
novel. ''Trilby," with his own illustra-
tons: the concluding paper describing
and illustrating Mr.. Edwin Lord Week's-
journey acrtSs Pereia by, caravan; The
West and East Ends o. London" by
Richard Harding Davis; a short story
of New York life, by Mr.. BraDder Mat
thews; and tale ef the Wild West, by
Mr.. Owen Wister, called "Balaam and
Pedro" The hero OF the last-named
sketch is q spirited Wyoming horse with
n cruel master.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

THE question is frequently asked.
why is Ayers Cherry Pecioral SD much
more effective than other cough reme-
dies:' The answer is. simply because
II Is the most skilful combination OF
anodynes and expectorants known TO
medical science.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29
AFAMlLY MAGAZINE

This II because it devntes much attention to
subjects that are of particular interest I"
women.
No other periodical In til. wo.!d can pcint TO
S,,ch succession Of distinguished writers
have contributed To the Review during tile p">t
four wears. The list embraces American and
British Cabinet Ministers Unit.d States Srna-
tors and Representatives; t;OvefnOfs OF States ::
American Ministers abroad: Foreign Ministers
TO the United States Judges Of the supreme
Court; Ecclesiastical disniiaries and eminent
theO ogian. 81 every denomination officers of
the Army and Navy: famous physicians and
scientists and IN general m-n ami woman
whose naiSeS afs hniiS~hOld words throughout
the English sreIking world.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29
Published Monthly. SIS a Year.
TEE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
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We have made arrangements whereby
We can furnish the Review and sen.
TINEL for the price Of the Review
alone. $500. Send your subscription to
THE SENTINEL. at once. This offer only
holds good until January LIST, 1884.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29
The Columbia Desk Calendar,

which is issued annually by the Pope
Manufacturing Company. Of Columbia
Bicycle fame. is out for 1894, much I,n-
proved in appearance. It is pad caleu
dar Of the snme size and shape as those
Of previous years. having leaf for each
day. but it's attractiveness has been
heightened by the work of a.
clover artist. who has sea-
tered a series sof bright pen-draw-
ings through its pages. It also contains,
as ususl, many appropriate and interest
ing contributions from people both
bright and wise.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

Early Risers, Early Risers, Earl.
Risers the famous little pills for co.,
stipation, sick headache. dyspepsia and
nervousness. j. C. Philbrisk, druggist.
Orepon. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

Teachers, We are now prepare
furnish yon school reports, good foi
term OF six months. handsomely printe'
on good card board. for 2:1c for first doz-N
en-. 10c for each additional dozen. Call
or send in your orders.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

The continued popularity Of the ex-
pensively- made Magazine, even 10 these
hard times, is attested by the fact that
the usual edition OF the Christmas Har.
peris has been exhausted, and that a
second edition is being printed
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29
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The \. .. l.. W. And What it is
DCInS.

-
The \. q. L. w. And What it is
DcInE.
The first Ledge Of Ancient Order ol
United WorkmeD was instituted on the
night Of October27, 1873 by John Jor-
dan Upchurch and thirteen others. At
the close Of tn. year 1892 it embraced
4,9lS lodges, ,:3OS. .272 mem bers. Upto that
time it had paid benefits to the amount
Of 81, H,27O,63S S9,and had distributed re-
lief to the extent Of sl,126.l2994. be-
sides incidental relief that is not ne
cessary to speak Of.
Such a record entities il to public
confidence, and should inspire every
member with zeal and devotion.
e On the first Of August, 1888, it em-
braced 3c3.li7 members, waich implies II
liabi!it; on beneficiary accounts Of
scs6,22Sl.OO. But three life insurance
in the world exceed this
amount in corresponding liability, which,
fact places it in the front rank Of asso-
ciations OF all kinds which pay death in
demnity, and indicates the magnitude Of
the responsibility to those who are to
become widows and orphans.
The history OF this order in Missouri,
is full Of encouragement. Since its intro
ducticn IN this state its membership
has grown to 52,575, and it has distribut-
ei benefits TO widows and orphans to
the amount OF $4,273,393, and is now
paying benefits at the rate OF e942, ,225S
per annum. No institution in Mis-
souri, is doing so much to relieve the
helpless. s.-MexicD Ledger.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29
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The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

THE Christmas Nuraber Of Harper's
Bazaar. published December l6, con-
t ,ins "The Picture OF AnGeline," by
Eva Wilder Mc(;lassop. with an illnstra-
lHion by 4. B. Frost; ''Christmas Geese,
~ McEnrv Stuart. n humorous
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

Not one minute eiapses between the
taking Of One Minute Cough Cure and
relief. Why shouldn't people take One
Minute Cough Cure: They should.
They do. j. c. Philbrick, Oregon Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

The joints and muscles are so lubri-
Gated by Hoods Sarsaparilla that all
rheumatism and stiffness soon disap-
pears. Get only Hoods.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29

and striking story OF the
trated by J. Macdonald; y! ~
at Hawotth." a sketch b .Hr q
land, describing a reces sH q
home o! the Brcntes; "Chlkss, ,t
Old and Young. by Clare . ss %
illustrated; and al aimirable7cs "e
miscellany. The Fashion arrsI-.SL.
designs are, as usual, strong ant. an,
variety. ,e
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-29
GRATErUL-COAFOnTING
EPRSs'5 COCOA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Ey rip-sa-l Ennvicisr pf t'Ir natural
laws .Yi IN pav fIt ',p.-,tii.rS rl die,>:ni;
AaaI:ri;I,n. .,iti or = rtr"i.t' rpni.'it'na at
th. iinr properties Gt well Sri''"fd .',lt':. Ir
EppS hs@ ;iEii-ai 81: -lr hr-..NiS. .;t,i Sufi-
per . Grlc ::'ly Il vDr''. h'.y-T -. w:l:rii ni
sa u IN Any hsI.s .inc.s:'. h't'. u / ia il''
li6ciaus - :ch .ril '.s's NJ dri t.!fl
stittiaa maybe graf 'ailv i!i M u,siii s,'.s
..p,,.igh - rr-;~t rrrr, ."na,-urN !n 'is.-->t'
IiaairtdS nj sHh.i" N! ia :ie. are fs i'i'g
:,rnuad III r"a =: 4" .';i;.rs cl'rry"r H.. i q.
weak p,tf't W. n-.. ,"N"fp' In IN f.!al Ia 81;
by Ie-tiin. y,:I:c'ls> w"l f.: ii.--! Hirh pr.-'
l:a..S ..sf r:rp.:ir naI.i>!l"i ir r',,". -t i"i,
Service ;z,'it. H;i'- ~'n.n'v s.'ti h"..ii.-
water ~ IN u, >,;i "Iiy in ii i'au!t tins.
b. t;roc"r>. ii!;.>ir-.i iN'iS-
JANIS EpP, y co. LID, Homeopathic
Chemists. london. E:s- and.
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larer ouif;. rc,,tairihg nS"r ;al 1T e apis.
T. W. ZiegIer a Co., -. Market II. -. i."iiS.
Mo,
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OF Interest to Horscmen.

Owing to the cold and stormy
weather of the past four weeks, Hol-
bert Il Kennard of Greeley, Iowa, de-
layed their shipment of imported
stations to this place until this week.
MIR. kennard arrived Tuesday. Our
horsemen cannot do better than to
examine these choice animals, at the
Paddock stable. Their German
Coachers are the first brought into
the state, and show what Il luxury a
German enjoys when ut home and in
the possession of his carriage horse.
Their Cleveland Bay horses are I'D
with the good ones of the breed. In
the line of draft horses, they have
some P%ercherons and Clydesdales.
Each breed has its admirers and each
has proven a great %benefactor to the
horsemcn of this country. The selec.
ton of this shipment has been made
with the intention Of bringing the
greatest number Of breeds a d
individual horses SO as to
all intending purchasers.
Some of these animals will be sold for
a small price and others must bring Il
large priceabut all will he sold cheap,
considering the kind of horses.