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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Confederate Money.

AZ $40 and SEQ, Genuine Confederate
w, Bills, only tive cents each; $50 and
800 bills ten cents each; 25c aud SOC
sn'nl,lrsiers ten cents each; 81 aud 81
bills twenty-five cents each Sent securely
seated cu receipt of price. Address,
Chas d Bnik"r, 90 y, Forsyth street,
Atlanta Ga.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

The above letter is only one Of the many
which 90 ~ prove the remarkable bene.
fits received from tue use Of Krause's
Headache Capsules. Any person suffering
from headachs should procure these cap
sules at once. Beware OF limitations. The
genuine ARE Aold only In boxes and have
the word Krause on the label, none other
genuine. Sold by w. r. Near and Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

Prot. Loisette's Memory System is
Creating greater interest than ever in all
parts of the country, and persons wishing
to improve their memory should send for
his prospectus tree as advertised in an
othercolmun
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

Mrs. 7. s. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn,
says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved my life. l
consider It the best remedy for a debilia,-
ed system / have ever used" For dys-
pepsia, liver or kidney troubles it excells.
Price Is cts. Sold by all druggists. 9
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

A neglected cold means Group, diph-
liberia, sore throat, pneumonia and death
10 old and young. Carter's Extract of
Smart Weed, if taken In time, will pre-.
vent H.. diff
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

A teaspoonful of Carter's Extract Smart
Weed mixed with lard makes a grand
ointment, very healing for cuts, wounds,
ulcers, sore throats and wherever healing
salve is wanted, (4itf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

Shlohs Cure is sold on guarantee. 1t
cures iDcipient consumption. tits the best
cough cure. Only one cent dose. 25
cts, 80 cts. and S1.00, Sold by all drug.
lists B
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

Carter's Extract Smart Weed will cure a
cold In one night. A cloth saturated with
Uarter's Extract Smart Weed will cure
sore throat In one night. (41tf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

Karl's Glover Root, the great blood pu-
riier, gives freshness and claarness to the
complexion and cures constipation, 20 c.,
20 cts
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

Carter's Extract Smart Weed will cure
rheumatism and neuralgia with few ap-
plications. diff
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

WIEELISo, W. Va, Dec. <--Ths pteel
mill Of Che Htns Iron works will re-
sumo to-day, employing l,too mon.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06

Use Wells Laundry Blue, the best
bluing for laundry nse. Each package
makes two quarts, 10 CITE. Sold by all
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment,

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
10 after all other treatment had failed
1t is put up in 25 and 80 cent boxes.
, 1893-09-21
2NdrRf6ert6f.
6 a ., 81. Sept

SDtc19 ., Il. sept.
Solgen6e 8retie tpurben bel gr0Beren
gortteen ~cr3ielt:
Sutter, bette Creamery 8aare, 81
@273c, quite 25@26c mittelmGBige 1910
243c. 9airD, bette, 22@233c, mittelgute
uno quite 2O@21c, fril9er Rading Stod
133@14c.
8uttertn, bette Creamery 18c, re6t
f9one 17c, 9atrb 1886 unb 143c fir Die
bette; IN v&oas" o6er fletnen @e6inben &c
ntebr.
&die, Bette sun Cream g~beb6ars",
8@83c, vGtptns" 8084c, goung 9tmertca
8@93c, nacbgemo6ter S6mei3er 113012c,
v8rtd" 5000, ~0tmburger 9(094c.
Gter, 9an3 frti6e, 10000 baS
&ortoffeln: QuS &aniaS 65@68c,
aus @iScOniin 6O(065c.
W } tstep: Slip.
@eflugeI, leben6i9es Turfeb 93@
C; 6lbner: 6ennen 9(093c, S6bne
-W-c, @nten 8@9c fir Ie6en6tge;
@1dnie. lebenbtge nit ben 9an5en 6eoern
So. zoos 90 per 0ubeno. .Sprinaz
G6tdcns" 100 6as gfun6, 30. Sabine
54@6c 6as 8fun6.
9 e M ii e: @eiBfraut aus Suinois
75(985c, HStueet Corn" 5@7c Oas 0ubenO
Nebren, 8lumenfobl $10$1.1O 6as &tItz
chen, pSpeet BotatoS" aus Baltimore
3.75@$3.85 bas TaB, Somaten $1@
$l.25 pei 8ni8eL fit bieiige, Senerie 800
zoe 6as 0ubenb.
8Obnen: 8eIte vgeabies" 81. rs
l.8O, mttteI9ute $1.60@1.65, nit Der
Weai9tne gereini9te 81 .4O0$1.5O
Sb1t, 9eO0rrteS: NepfeG, finitlib gez
trOfnete, 73@1Oc 6as gfunO, an Ser
Sonne gebOrrte n0r6ltd6e 5063c, 8fir1icbc
5@6c, 8rombeeren 6@7c, 6imbeeren 300
243c; @aIifornii6es: 2tprtfoien 14(016c,
ntc6t gci3dItc Bfiriicbc 8011c, gcicbaltc
22@24c; 8laumen 9013c; Gofinen:
9onbon 2apers $1.65@2.O0 baS &iitdben,
Wfusfateler $.26@1,35, Ioie 4(96c.
8 b It , friibes: NcpfeL $1.0O01.75 un6
$2.OO(93.5O, ie na4 Der Site, 8anancn
50c@$1.25, Gitronen So. 5O(04.O NIoz
rtoacr Srangen $-.-@-.-, 8rombeeren
$l.25@1.5O 9firiicbe NIT Ioiem aern
q 81 30(935c Der &orb.
, 1893-09-21
@enieite.


Senps 1869 80. North NOe.
gader, 887 q. Moplewoob 4os.
9}I1DH, S72g 81. California Wpe.
9oebne, 938 81. California Gtoe.
ueiterDouIe, 1135 u. California Nne
Srublp. 1914 MtIpautce ape.
SANDS, 1868 Millpoutee @oe.
Ootlep, 1929 Milpaufee &os.
2earp, 400 WtiIlpoufee 9tne.
ellis, 521 Wttllpaufee spe.
GurB, 921 Wilpautee Ape.
2iuberq, 800 MiItuoufee gtoe.
9cmper, 1919 Millpaufee &oe,
Studer, 1850 Miiruautee ape.
Gtoree. 1854 Milpoufee @us.
Caring, 1885 Milnonfee ape.
uerIen, 1903 MtiIipoufee gtoe.
Srou, 655 SO. ylortb @pe.
Souien, 759 10. Nortb sIpe.
Sbaper. 765 30. ytortD Ape.
&ai6, $50 Millpaufee @pe.
Stelnobet las Wtilpoltee Mne
9enri1S, l65 Miliuoufee NOe.
9ofmour, 233 Miliuoufee Mpe.
Seuien, 242 Wtilpoutee @pe.
Sre9oricn, 296 Miliuoutee Nbe.
SnIben. 800 Mtiltpoufee @pe.
gillespie, 2S8 u. Saneomon ctr.
Geoerin9banS g 8eilfuB, A8 NtiItpaafet @Se
yteiuS Depot, 1854 Mrntitaoe @De.
9selus Depot, 466 Irlnitaoe @oe.
9tobinion. S44 Millpaufe Ape.
Reius Store, $50 IS. Chicago aeA
9ede, ALP 81. Niblono Noe.
, 1893-09-21
Gin bdfben.

0e6rerin (bte BEL Der Grflarung bes
Stabreimes benielben bur9 8eiipteIe gu err
lGutern iuclD: D@r9Gn3en Sic etnmal ben
SaB: ST fircbtet peber Sob nob ="
S6ulerttt (%etnfaIenb) : vSeufel!"
gebrertn: vgtun ferner: Q8tr MG6cDen
lieben Somrnt uno ="
S9Hlerin: ~ iOnbers."
, 1893-09-21

= Qtm 20. Suit 9in9 Der o&oDab", Der
elmer cbtneiiicben &ompagnte in 8enang
ot8ebOrt unb nit nocb eini9en an6ern
9an1pfern cine pierz bis finftd9i9e Ser
%btnbung 5piiben Benang unb Sleb@leb
permittelt, via Sleb=Leb in See. Ser
v9fapa6" bate bon Sle67leb etntge 9ltie6er
mitgenOmmcn, bic bis Obi Die &eiie nit
mocben wolten. Gr fOlgte ieiner 9toute
Lungs Der Gitfiiitc un6 nabm III Seglt unb
Ielof : Gematp6 CS1ttiiite 9ttie6s) nocb
atjebii9c Paiiagierc auf; eS mDgen ibrer
i'm @ansen 30 geueien iein. Nibt tpei1
bon GeIofeS ematp6, Bel 9iamboe@ 2tter,
i1acb etlpa Observation-Disclosures Sabrt bon
Oleb+Leb, bracbten 6ie Ntiebcr, nGbren6 Der
9ampfer bicbt BEL ser &Ilte belt, ibre bis
bobtn Derborgenen 8affen gum 8~oricbein,
unb nun bcgann elm i9redltcbeS Wtor6en.
Die 9an5e 8entannung tpie Sic galiagiere
tDdren ~1tnbetpafftet uno tpurbet gum gr0B=
ten Sbetl nte6ergeidbelt. S6ne icbe @egenz
pe9t ftelen Die Nermiten gum Spfer.
0auienipeile lagen 2etcben un6 grGBltb
8erititmmelte auf Dem 8erbed. Q8te be-
itimmt DerIautet, tpur6en ~ 8erfonen,
morunter Der SapttGn unb Steuermann,
betoe Gn9ldnber, iofort unt9ebrabt unb
un9etGbr IA Pcrionen i9per Dertpunbet.
Die 5etoen W}ai6tntiten ~rettcten ibr Qeben,
inoem ie iiU i'm Mai6tnenraum perltedt
b~ielten. 0ret ober bier Mann iprangcn
iiber 8orb un6 erreihten ibtpimmenb 0as
llfer. Srauen un6 &inbcr purben nidbt
gei6ont. @G6renb bes Sdblabtens nGbers
ten ii6 bonn llfer Stpet nit i6tper betpaffnez
ten &tiebern bemannte 8ranen. Die &erIc
erfletterten bas S6tff unb nabmen an 6em
@entebel tbeil. Sebenfaus mar Bic Sacbe
i3on porber obgefartet. gtacbbem bic
Scburfcn ibren 8lutburit geitiut batten,
pur6e geraubt unb 9~epLiin6ert. @iner Ser
4nfi6rcr begab iib ans Steuer un6 lanz
bette baS Sbiff nit Doaer &raft ouf bas
lanbige llfer, banu entfloben Sic M6rber,
tnbem fte nOb ntebrere 8eripnen, worunter
beribteoene binelti6e nnO iapaneiifbe
Srauen, ais @efangene nit fi9 ~ic6leppten,
teOenfaus in Der 9Offnung auf elm bebeutenz
0es Q0legel6.
, 1893-09-21
- gas -
NbeaOblatt Der 81. Gtnatsz j3eitluq
lift in ben uuten onoeoebeuen @ei9dfteu su bubsu:

1T in ben unten on9e9ebeuen @eI16Iteu al bobeu;
Norofeite.
6. Sertnter, 1899 2iucoln aoe.
u. 6. stephan 1850 SiHcOlu Ios
G03 @roB Qoe.
402 Rpscpe 8puIeoorh.
u. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Nne.
g. Goldman 1744 GIarf Str.
6. u. Wtpure, 42 2incoln Ioe.
3ou 3tolnbs, 4S5 &inCoIn Aos.
6. 81. Sap, $40 Sincoli &oe.
Sronf Wogner. 597 Sineoln NoG
Soiepb Mtult, TAT Sincola aos.
s. gteu9Gus, $40 2incoln 4ne.
Mm. GaplOr, 1Ol7 9ineoln Mue.
ge. BETTING 1926 @larf Str.
@ar6er. 457 @Iart Str.
Srou Sinoeinour, 421 gGorf Sta
8. 81. gGr, 313 Glarf Str.
~. q. Monep. 267 glarf Str.
VI. 6eruaun, 161 Glarf Ctr.
S. 81. Gegen, 513 @larf Str. .'.
$. YedJner, 5000 GIort Ctr.
Sonb Bros.
B. Soppmann, 1857 GIorf Stx.
8. Smith, 981 glarf ctr.
Sr0u 6. @olter, 453 N5eas GtE
90. Nutberfurb. 500 NeGs Str.
Surubu1, 545 melS Ctr.
so. 6. Sdmibt, $50 @eus Str.
6. 30. Smeet, 707 MenS Str,
Sobn Storr, 28o Weas Str.
9. Gurrie, 9O6 Mens ctr.
6. 8ieIe, 3A @eQs Str.
S. Offer. 369 MeIS Str.
Nrult, 19 WeIs ctr.
Sobn BERT, 141 Mels Ctr.
Sobu 9udleD, 211 me1s Str.
Srau s. SDbnion, 276 mels Ctr
6. Maciug, 100 @eas Str.
s. Snaar. $50 WeGs ctr.
6. SeriaH, 80 Q8eGs Ctr.
8. Wcber, 1875 Gorrabee Str.
SOfnour, 464 2arrabee Str.
6. Berger, ST. 2arrabee Str.
Srau 8. Mor9an, 225 9iniIion gtR,
She Columbus, $40 9intftDn Ctr.
g. M. @Bite, 407h 9iotfion Str
e, 6. Gelfon, 34 9iptfion Str.
6. &nberIDm, 317 9iptiiuu Ctr.
8. Wtiiaer, 81 Wiloip Ctr.
8. u. @bluon,t, 66 Wiaotp StE
$. Saurten, 81 State Ctr.
S. (. &iebL, 255 gIepel0ub Qoe.
8. S1urt, 391 Sebglpid Ctr.
SO. s. MeBIer, 587 Seb9mid Str
81, Gu9el, 1893 Gebefpif ctr.
&reuier, 282 Geo9nid Ctr.
Sobu Steiu, 294 @eb9tpid Str.
9itttes, 262 Seo9tpid Ctr.
9. 6. @utnant, 249 Glpbpurn ISs.
Sapter, 403 GlpbDnrn Aoe.
8. WetB, 1923 GlDbourn Npe.
q. 90. S9Iid, "a @IpbOnrn @ne.
8pbert 9reger, 149 Sainois 5tr.
g. S9rober, 36 Wtorfet Str.
&tIgeblo6 s. Wla1muien, 30l Wtorfet GtR
Sortenberg. PIP Center ctr.
8. @rbe1, 1879 Genter Str.
Srou NR. &ubn, AZ @19ente StE
9tu9. 6rouaett, 50 Gueeuie 9Th.
Ghas. 9DbeL 16 gu0enie Str.
Ntar SiDtenitsrh 259 &uib Str.
S1oIstte.
NuOitDriulm SpteL
@ietoria Sotel.
@elinetou 9oteL
SsIanb 9oteL.
Etc@oss 9oteL.
&~eritgton SoteG
80 GpngreB Ctr.
OIL &oamS ctr.
III @ou 8ureu Ctr.
ITO Sorriion Ctr
Ill Sorriipn ctr.
0aorf 8oteL IS. ctr, un6 Mabafb Ine.
, 1893-09-21

Sn &aItatta lit Elm 6emifbes Qobo.
ratortum 3ur nnterin9ung bes SdIanqenz
CITIES eebaut pproen.
, 1893-09-21
8enDrben:

Noiitn Sotlncttidein, Mtttlpe bon Sermann
Spnnenidetn, Wttttpo9 ben 20. September. 8eItat=
tln9 BON tbrer Woburn9, go. 705 9. 6olIteb=StraBe,
Treitag ben p. September, Na9mtttoQs Inn l l1br, nit
Suti1eit nob @rocelon0. Seine 9Iuulen. 2lip2t
, 1893-09-21
GnNcS=afttaeine.

gertuan6ten unb @efaunten Die trourioe g}adri6t, boB
lt1tiere Itebe So9ter &tlD $50. bur1 einen rnfaI
ploblt9 am 20. Sept INT 9ler pon 6 9abren tnO 10
Mtonotcn 9~eitorben if. 8eer0iQuna out Sreitao nm 2
ugr BON gto. 2 Maotion Ctr, 6arlem.
Sid 49,. eu,..
Militia ...... SNe["'
Qltnamoa,
, 1893-09-21

francs" ipar immer Bic NnttDort. @16ren6
aleocm bate bic S6ubmannlbaft reiblicb
Nrbeit, Die Seuer, bic alter Srten auf>
%flammten, DurD Quseinonber itreucn Der
brennenben Stiide unibdolicb su macben,
benn ipdbrenO tie auf Der recbteu Seite ba:
nit beicbGftigt tparen, arbeitetc man litfs
am 3erft0rungsperfe riiitig tpeiter. Q(ub
in ser Q(rena begann man bic Sti6[e an
su3iinbclt, un0 ais ser 8ranb s~er1treut
puroe, mari elm 3erlt0rer logar 6euer in
ben Gaum unter bent Srbe1ter.
@liidli9er @eiie ipuroe es gel0i6t.
Inter beiicn mar allies i3erbrecblibe
bemolirt unb stpet groBe Seuer to-
meit gcbracbt, 6aB 6ie beQen Slammen
gen 9intmel i6lugen. l1naufb0rlicb
ibleppte man nocb 8anftriimmern, Stubl1
itide unb 8~latonenGite berbet, nm bas
Seuer gu nd6ren. llnten fano iicb nun
NIGHTS mcbr gum 3erit0rcn, benin olcb Sic
leicbten 8rii itungsmatern batten Der lGutb
beS 8olteS llibt Stano balten f0nnen un0
lagcn in Sriimmern, uno 0esbalb alma man
Nun burttg an Die ~beiieren g l6be. Greppenz
9clGnOer, 9ogen@Geri6ldge uno befeItigte
Stublreibens loS3ureiBen uno St Serl6lagen,
mar Elm QSertpon flint Minllten, an Dem
iicb 4lbes bctDailigte, unb it3 babe aucb ben
9tuf:. ines dix francs" bier bGufi9 9ez
bort. Nls man au6 bier 6euer anle9en
pollc, trat ein 6err aus benz 8ublitum
Der Wenge entge9en, abcr ct mrBte feline
galtse @ner8ie aufbieten, INN baS @orbaben
5t nerbinbern. 50 iparen bretpicrteI
Stunben oeritrtben, innerbol6 pelcber bie
0lrcna in einen tpiiiten Sriimmer1aufen
pertpanOelt mar. gtun enblicb eri9ien
cine itorfe Qtbtbeilung @eusbarmen gu
8fcrO unb gu SUB unb rGumte ben 8lab.
9as Golt perlief it6 balO, Seuerpe6r ridte
an unb ID cite Die Slammen.
, 1893-09-21
HartnerS.
Soft nu0 2Ogis.


Sc erlaugt: Sin Serr poer Dame in elmer oeutiden
S5amtlte, riI Dber Obne 8et6Ittgung. Gle 8eqnem=
lt9fetteit. gteferen5eu erlpiiul9t. Su1fus MeiB, 6
VI. @Iart=Str., l. Stod. 2Oip2t
, 1893-09-21
Soft nm0 QpQiS Qeiudt.


On mtetben 9eiu6t: M}bbltrtes 3inlner nit
~ 8DarO nabe Ausitellrng fur cine e~in5elue Dame.
@brefie 9etnti9, 9otel Siobeae, 81. StraBe nnb
Sglesbp Ape.
Neiu9t: Gum !. October iu6t en acknowledgement
" Serr in jihtider Bripotfamjlte m6blirtes 3imuter
nit 9parb 9~Otbieite. 8reie uHter; A. 145 on bic
Stoatsatg. 19ipbGm
, 1893-09-21

Ou berfa ufen = &aben 10 Do. 9te fdAbuite
y @de i'll oteier tIbi6en nn6 b~libenbtt 8pritobt
ggofer uno Seluer in ben StroBen uHb bic @troBen az
neiterer 9nstunft penbe man 1t9 miinbli6 ober id5rift.
lib an m. g. See. 112-114 Dearborn Str.
8ogce Building. 2Ontibolp
, 1893-09-21

81 e u9ta Mdb9eu fir Slide mo 9ausorbeit unb
" cine 9Gittpe obne &tnoer iu4en Steaung.
GRO EfObnuru 9np
, 1893-09-21
8rnnOeigemtbum

x np~ertanfen: SpI1e, bic fb on Der eri;nhuno
~ elner oIltlden anfeoelung in SibcaliforHien an bs y
IIgs'tgen nno 10 DIE Der @oIonie 9~eipdbrten ousern9Spnt,
teVg HnrH9en Seolngui!gen auauipenben tpitnideu. mSGSr
ra9gSg6er i'm eateftbe gniIStuo (S.-W. .ede Der aSo =
Emo Siartltr9Bel 3tntnter $40. Al porIprenen. pSsr i'm
Stle1ltal on j. Soeb, C. 0. 81. Gtoatsseituun tnsnhsn9
gtlr EN- Rapttal bon $50 bis zoo Dollars erfprSeritin Tn =
9ng pas nIr ratenipetie in einem Sabre an 81 obisgo NV
50 bis 16o Older, M t 80 q fer. ou6potm, Ty ! I"E
, 1893-09-21
gtelenaeinde.


tx efubt: @otesb6fer, Gpnbitpr, Srnamenter
w iudt Stele III 9ptel DDer 8dGeret. Stnbt p0er 2ano.
&rii9e, 166 9. Sefferion ctr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

The countries and nations of the world.
with u few exceptions, begin the year with
Jan. l, but that this system is arbitrary
and based upon nothing in particular doe4
not even need to be proven. The ancient
Egyptians, Chaldeans, Persians, syrians,
Phunicians and Carthaginians each began
their year with tho autumnal equinox or
about Sept. %. Among the Greeks the be
ginning of the year was at the time OF Ia,
winter solstice down TO 432 b. c., when the
Mention cycle" was introduced, after
which the new year began on June 70. In
England from the time OF the fourteenth
century until 1902 the legal and ccclesIa !
tical year began on March 25.-St. Louis
Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

DR. William George Ward, the eminent
theologiau, was much disturbed at the con.
gratulat!ons his friends sent him upon the
birth of his first son. They made him ser
ously angry.
u have been for years. he said, "doing
valuable intellectual work at Oxford and
In this place which few men have the
knowledge or ability to do, and no one ever
wrote to congratulate me. Ihave a son-a
thing any man may do--aud receive flftv
or hundred letters OF congratulatiop. II
Is into!osably absurd. SAN Francisco Ar
gonsut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

Joseph Rogers dpest cutlery made
ssns EARTH sold ealy at Andesscn's Gun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
PURE AND WHOLESOME QUALITY

Commends to pnhlic approval tho csI.
ii99Fnia liquid laxative remedy Svrun Of
ilgs. IL Is pleasant to taste and bv
acting gently on the kidneys. lives nn1
bowels 20 cleanse the system olfertnaiiv
u promotes the health and comfort o9 s;i
, VINO use II, and with millions ii Is the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

Remaining in tho postofiice at Fort Worth
Tex. Monday. Aug. Il, 1874 10 obtain nuy OF
these letters the applicant must cnl for I'D
lertised letters and give tue date Of the list,
Also, all letters advertised shall be charged
with cent in addition 10 the regular postage.
10 ho accOun led FOR rs part Of the postal rev.
enue, as per section $50, pige3iS United States
postal laws Il. 81. BURCEILL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

iOieLNfN.
"''ear'' Ausnst Goclln, Mss "
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Sunday Globe
l4sssoier & Harrison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

oHiruARiLs' Z
Hereafter a uniior, ~, ri i !.
u line will be ells aIs,s,
Gazette. Seven wolus moss I
Tie cash must ae''
ai Suen GAZETTE
March I. 1SDS- ~I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

Vmnlng, the active prlr~,-,'e Of Porn.
VIZ hsfk was discovered in fsa6 In In
80, 80 nere We're nrodrccd 1000. Osi
p ,,,y,,i OF bark and 100000 pounds Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

The power loom ,. Ea5i y
In 1885 Great os'
operation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

The first practl,ssslI i }
was invented in l = MI
were 100000 made = e
able to do the w1iN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

lee for sale az Fort Worth AMI ~.
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Pfr Ar'.NleA pounds acfpal rNiehs WIS
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

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house. n|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

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land in 1850. Last yys,oaia0p,l
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1'ea was first hrougn' XII 4
the East in 1910; y ol0Os
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-07-11
COSMOPOLITAN FRANCE.
Proposed Bills to Prevent the Immigra-
ton of Foreigners.

Proposed Bills TO Prevent the lmml BrA-
ton of Foreigners.
There are no less than five bills be-
fore the French chamber whose object
is to check or prevent the immigra-
ton of foreigners. According to the
latest figures there are 100000 Bel
gians, $50, 900 Italians, 100000 Germans
and 40, 600 British and Swiss settled or
employed in France. These 100000
aliens are likely, moreover, to increase
rapidly, not only by immigration but
by superior fecundity, the birth rate
among foreigners being far higher
than among Frenchmen. The foreign
ers are exempt from the conscription,
which causes employers to prefer them
as laborers, and they send away large
sums of money SS5, OO0, 900 from Paris
alone in single year.
The committee which has the bills
in charge proposes, therefore, to compel
every immigrant to take out permit
of residence, which, 1t seems to be un-
derstood, will be refused when the
French laborers complain of competi-
ton. and to pay one franc year to
the funds of the commune he inhabits.
The grievance about the CONSUMPTION
is generally considered to be genuine,
and to justify tax; but 1t is pointed
out that Italians or Belgians, or even
Englishmen, become in the second
generation Frenchmen. The Riquet-
tbs, Napoleons, Gambettas and Nc
Mahons have never been suspected Of
being anything but French.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-07-11
NEARLY AS BIG AS EUROPE.
The Sahara Desert, Which May Yet be
Spawned by q Railroad.

The Sahara Desert, Which May Yet be
Spawned by Railroad.
We have but to look upon the map to
see how large space on the earth's
surface this mighty desert takes to
itself. 1t covers more square miles
than the whole of the Mediterranean.
If it were transported across that sea it
would extinguish Europe, for it has
been computed that if you leave out
Scandinavia it would nearly cover the
whole of it. If it were only sunk in
the sea the waves would roll over it
and it would be remembered no more
forever. But it insists on keeping its
head above water and above ground,
crowding out fertile portions of the
earth, while it's barrenness renders it
unfit for human habitation. There it
lies on the face of Africa, a huge black
spot deserted by man, as it seems to
be accursed by God. No man passes by
it or willingly puts his foot there
on. Even the lonely caravan that
skins 1t like bird leaves no track
behind 1t any more than the bird in
the air or the ship on the sea. 1t
passes and is gone, leaving not trace
of life in man or beast, or bird, or any
living thing. So far as we can see the
desert is an utterly worthless portion
Of the globe. With such an incubus
covering full half of northern Africa,
there would seem to be little hope of
making anything out OF it, since the
cause which renders its condition so
hopeless cannot be removed You can
not abolish the desert any more than
you can abolish the sea. There it is,
and there it will remain forever. Yes;
but you can get over the sea in ships,
or under it by telegraphs, so that 1t is
no longer bar to the intercourse of
nations. Is there any way of tanning
the desert or subduing it so that it
shall no longer be barrier to the
progress Of civilization? This is the
most important question to be settled
as bearing upon the future of Africa
OF course, II ID were left to the native
inhabitants, all things would continue
as they were from the beginning of
creation. Nor has Europe at large any
interest in it. But there is one Euro
pean power that has an interest in it.
France has large possessions on this
side of the Mediterranean. Algeria
and Tunis together make country as
large as one of the Kingdoms of Europe.
which France has the ambition to en-
large still further, so as TO have great
African empire, as England has her
Indian empire. As part of the ma
terials for this she has another great
dependence In Senegambia, on the
western coast, country covering 400,
600 square miles II this could In any
way be united to Algeria, II the two
could be consolidated, the new 'em-
pire'' would at once assume vast pro-
portions. But the desert blocks the
way. II splits the proposed empire
like Q wedge. II cannot be removed
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-07-11

This remedy is becoming SO well known
and so popular as to need no special men,
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bit
tiers will cure all diseases of the liver and
kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt
pure blood.-Will drive malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all ma
laria fevers.-For cure of headache, con-
stipation and Indigestion try Electric Bit.
ters-entire satisfaction guaranteed, OF
money refunded.-Price Scots. and Sl.0C
per bottle at Elmer D. Prickitts drug
stores, Mount Holly and Lumberton.