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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

The Baltimore Sun calls the attention
of the silver advocates to the Brazilian
revolution as nn object lesson. The Sun
says the direct cause Of the trouble IN
Brazil Is too much money. This object
lesson IT the Suns "a too silly to enter
tain All the reply Il deserves is wish
that the United States had little more
of this BRAZILIAN cause Of revolution
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add 10 TO my order daiiy."-Ga-
zette Wills Point agency.
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rExAs srFrINGs.

n. n. chapman OF Richmond, reeenuy
found IA the l,rasos river tho thish bone u
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cHnAP RArEs no pn.MINaHAM.

On account Of the ex-Conferedate mn
uonal reunion at Birmingham. Ala. Oct.
and 3, the Cotton Belt route will Sell
tickets Sept. 20 and 80 from all stations
az the lowest one-way fare forithe round
until Oct u. Elegant reclining el,ai.
cars from Fort Worth, Waco ana other
Sec that your tickets read via the Got
ion Belt as all lines will sell them va
INA! mat route, Write Your friends coming to
the, only through ear line between Texas
aud the Southeast.
A. A. Gibson. II. p. A..
G q u,p>,,,,, Fort Worth. Tex
. o. WARNER. G. T. A.. Tyler, Tex.
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add 10 daily to my order."--Ga-
zcfte Greenviiie agency.
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"Add 80 daily 20 my order."--Ga'
zettc's Jefferson agency.
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Tho only travelling persons. male or "a.
male az presept authorized 20 receive aud
receipt for subscriptions for The Gazette
J. H. Barbee X Hedges
j. u BGchanal J. l., Crowley.
w, Il. Royator. w. s. Day,
Kcnrhy Foster, J. u, Price
=, n. McCready, ]. j. Rochusseu.
W. q. F00ta O. A. Read
Fred Galbraith. j. H. Bland.
u, l.. Walker. O. II. Bewley,
Murray. Geo a..
The public are cautioned not TO pay money
70 any other persons repspscnuuf ihem-
selves ~ travelling agents u this paper, az
all authority heretofore isssel 10 my other
persons than those namrd y Hereby re-
Suked Gazette COMPANY
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add 10 daily TO number coming
here."-Gazette's Grandview agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

bradford, Conn, has curiosity In the
pylsoh Of a man Who can see like an
owl In the daytime his vision X foor.
KY li0, IN !he night he has no difficulty HI
~ ~ sulsnlihs objects It y said that
tri1htened Of an owl. 1888 SNN'''i's
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.Add 80 daily TO my ordcr."-Ga-
Eette's stephcnviiIe agency.

Eette's stephcnvilIc agency.
"Add 80 daily to my order."-Ga'
zettc's Jefferson agency.
add 10 daily 10 number coming
re."-Gazette' Grandview agency.
"Add 90 daily TO order."-oa.
zotte's wcatherford agency.
"Add 80 daily to my order."-Ga-
zctto Vernon Agency.
"sdd so daily to my order."-Ga.
Eette Temple Agency.
add 33 daily 90 my order.''--Ga'
sette's Tyler agency.
add ~ daily TO my order."-Ga'
Eette's Bolton agency.
"Add 10 daily 70 my ordcr.".--Ga,
zette Granbury agency.
add 10 daily 10 my order."---Ga'
Iette Decatur agency.
snake my order IS daily."-Ga'
zette Wichita Falls agency.
"Change my daily order from 8 to
a5."--Gazette 81. 10 agency.
add . more daily TO my order."-
Gazette Wichita Falls agency.
add 10 daily to my order."-Ga-
zette santa Anna agency.
"The Dallas News is gradually Civ
ing place to the Gazette here."--Ga-
zette Emory agency.
add more 20 my daily order."-
Gazette Decatur agency.
add more daily 90 my order
Gazette Stephenvine agency.
add 10 more daily 10 my order."--
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''You May add more to my daily
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you must add 10 more daily to
Irdcr.'-Gazette Vernon agency.
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Dalius agency.
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vile agency.
"Pleasc add 10 more daily."-Ga-
zctte Gainesville agency.
Add 10 daily TO my order.--Gu-
zette Quannh agency.
"Add 10 daily to order."-G Gazette
Longyicw agency.
You must add more dally."-Ga-
zetto wenthcrford agency.
add 10 daily to order."-Gazetto
Taylor agency.
add 10 to my order daily."-Ga.
zottc Brownwood agency.
add o dniIy."-Gazette Itaska
agency.
add I daily TO order."-Gazette
Coleman agency.
add 10 to order daily."-Gazette
Baird agency.
"Add 90 daily to my order."-Ga-
zette Denton Agency.
add 10 moro daily to my order"
Gazette Coleman agency.
"send mo 28 dally,"-Gazette Mt.
Pleasant Agency.
add . daily to my ordcr."-oa-
zotte Aivord agency.
add o to my ordcr."-Gazettc
Holland Agency.
add x 10 my order."-Gazette
Kinghsher agency.
"Add 10 my order."-Ghletto
Dublin agency.
add 10 to my ordor."-Gnzcttc
seymorc agency.
add . TO my ordcr."- Gazette
Henrietta agency,
add to my orderv-oaaotte
Temple agency.
add more to my order."-Ga.
ze'to Wichita rams agency.
"Add Is 90 my order."-oazottc
ATarshnii Agency.
"Add % 90 my order."-Gaxettc
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add SO daily 10 order."--0a.
zotte's wcatherford agency.
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See list Of leading. neFslsl \ 4.
reading rooms, 7Oi Main s'iH'
er part Of this paper
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2 WELL KNowN currrRs.

Mr.. John McCahon and Major Quest
are with me- Call and see my fan goods.
Everything the best at w s. Matney,
the Tailor's, 212 and sos Main street.
The piDe-tree shilling was named after
the pine tree II bore as It's device. Ii was
coined in Massachusetts in the latter
hail OF the seventeenth century, and was
oiliy one OF series of coins all called
times called the Boston shilling or tho
Bay shilling. 'H'
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seinrs. nets, reels y, ,,s sSs
ali kinds at Andersen o.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
800 -, o..,,t.,. "a. va,r IS %
unit,s a1 ssn9i9y Nv t1nnth. ,,...4 ~
daily and sunday, three mdnfhs.,-s.. q
Daily and Sunday. one month. ...s..s -
The sunday Gazette no 20 ~ pageT ., nn
one year ........s..-.....s.. = "
The semi-wo,lily Gazette two papers 40
pages each. $3.50, ~, ~
DAILY. delivered by carriers IN Tue CIV
aud all towns and cities where there niv
local agents, IL cents week. or " GEMS
Der mouth,
Remit by bank draft. express OF money
order. ID not send Individual check.
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on y 10, an street.. No. 81
..N1. " Alh suruf. $500 M
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"Add 30 daily to my order."-Ga-
zctto Vernon Agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

The Empress Of Austria has to give a
written receipt for the state jewels every
time she wears them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

Mr., John Lenfert and wife Of Milford.
Nc. have been married sixty-iiye yeara'
and have occupied the same honsc nearly
half q century. He is % years old and
she is s.. $40
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"add 80 daily to my order."-Ga'
Eette Temple Agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

DIR, Ella u. Chandler Of st. Paul was
unanimously elected member OF The
Minnesota State Dental association at
its late meeting in that city. She Is the
first lady member Of the association aud
the first woman practitioner in that state,
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add more 10 my daily order."-
Gazette Decatur agency.
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Aud . daily 70 onaer.n--Ga-
1esss Lewisvills agency.
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add : more daily 90 my ORDER
Gazette StephenviIie agency.
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Arrive f,ohvc
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01
Hor-BED FRAMES.

spring II forms the hot-bed. After
ward who's the manure is taken out Il
~ capital place 20 summer over
many plants which do not do well ex-
posed TO hot dry winds. Then in the
fall IL Is just the place 30 grow chrys-
anthemums, and all winter with proper
protection many half-hardy plants can
be nicely kept in IL Tough prairie
sod may be used for the sides with
good effect provided the land is low
and the pit liable TO collect water. In
the engravings are still other styles OF
frames which for certain purposes will
be found very useful. For example.
the upper one shows span shape: that
Is, II has sash slanting each way aud
hinged at the top Such a miniature
greenhouse, for summer use, will be
found convenient for growing Chinese
primroses, cinerarins. calceoiarias.
eyciamen and similar plants; even
azaleas, provided there is height
enough, will do finely. In the lower
right-hand corner Is a very modest af-
fair and just the thing 10 construct for
the children's garden. with Il they
may go through the performances Of
their elders. and thus find innocent EN-.
ployment, and cultivate a love for
flowers and gardening
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01

Is safe 10 say. however. that n renew al
OF the offer to-day would produce
scores OF applications
The demand FOR good roads Is not n
crazo. Illinois leads the western states
IN population, prosperity and general
intelligence IL should lead the west
in the establishment OF an improved
system OF highways. To accomplish
this most desirable end. the people
must be taught that money spent for
good roads is "a permanent invest
ment returning usurious interest
The Iowa Road Improvement Rssocia-
tion recognizes this fact. and at its re-.
cent session at Dcs Moines adopted a
resolution favoring such changes In
the revenue laws as would provide for
the levy Of "A general county Tux upon
oil property located In cities. towns and
country, 10 be devoted TO the improve
ment Of highways. The Iowa PROPOSE
ton - fair, equitable and timely. and
worthy of thoughtful investigation by
state lawmakers evervwhcrc.-G w
Weippiert in Chicago Graphic.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01
useEul AND SUGGESTING.

Lemon Cake Two eupfuls OF "a.
gar and one-half cupfui OF butter
crcamed together. one cupful OF sweet
milk. three eggs and three cupfuis OF
hour. I'm which has been siftcd two tea.
spoonsful OF baking powder. House.
keeper.
Sauce for Game The Juice of two
lemons may be squeezed In the platter.
a few drops OF oil, n little salt and some
pepper, In which gravy the very rare
slices should DC soaked n moment DC.
fore handing them around. - Boston
Budget
Chocolate Cake-Two cups Of sugar,
oue-han cup OF butter. two thirds cup
OF sweet milk. thrcc cups OF -four.
three tcaspoonfuls of baking powder.
whites OF six eggs. Filling. One cup
sugar. boiled tin IL strings. white OF one
egg. grated chocolate. Tut in while
hot Farmers Voice
English Rolled Eygs-Put the eggs
into cold water bring IL gradually TO a
boil. and allow To boil for two minutes
This will give n soft-boilcd egg OF OK.
ccllcnt flavor. N harder product Is
desired. continue the boiling for two OF
four minutes longer. according 20 the
degree Of rigidity TO bo attained. Food.
r--llickorynut Macaroons Pound 10
paste half pound OF hiclSorynut kcr-
ncis. add one pound OF sugar and the
whites OF three eggs Work we'll to-
gcthcr with the back OF "a spoon; dip
the hands In water and roll the mixture
into small balls. making the outside
smooth Set I'm n cool place. These
macaroons, " properly made. are ne
dainty "a almond macaroons Ohio
Farmer
Rector Mutton Kidneys. First par
boil, changing the water three times,
and adding TO the last little salt
Chop fine and cook In cream enough 10
form gravy which must bc thickcned.
and very small quantity OF chopped
parsley added. OR halvc the smaller
kindcysy hut no, cutting entirely open,
heat "a little butter ia the dripping pan
until IL smokes. and put in the kidneys,
turning constantly until done, garnish
with parsley. Woman's Work
To Serve With Soup. Cheese croa.
tam are an excellent relish To serve
with soup az nice dinner Cut slices
OF bread OF medium thickness; shape
them with biscuit-cuttor and toast n
nice brown. II for siN persons CRATE n
quarter Of n pound OF cheese. add half
tcaspoonful OF butter and half n
tablespoonful OF tomato catsup Stir In
a saucepan over tho fire, aud when the
cheese is melted, put teRspoonful ON
each slice OF toast Serve on n folded
napkin, aud pass with the soup ms you
would crackers. 90 Pittsburgh Tele-
graph.
-Prune Tarts Take threc-Quartors
OF pound Of -four. hcapcd table
spoonful OF lard and "A little salt: mix Il
with enough water 20 make thick
paste. knead IL well. roll tout, spread
AZ with butter; fold "a, roll II and
perform this operation twice again,
using in all one fourth pound OF butter.
Slightly stew the pruncs, drain of the
juice and lay the fruit on the paste
Put some strips OF pastry in cris-cros,
fashion over the fruit; bake in mod.
crate oven for half an hour Boil down
the sirup and before serving the tart
when cold pour some over IT, Spring,
field Republican.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01


In vigorous and breezy number.
Rose G.. Kingsley tells nbout the quaint
Rag Market at Brugvs." Marion Har-
land has ono OF her characteristic
stories, Miss butterfly" Mrs. NJ. Il. NJ.
Davis has n New Orleans Carnival story.
"Judy's Mardi.Grns. Tcllo dApcrv,
the boy editor, tells about his labors
Among the Barcfoots" OF New York;
Frederick a. Ohcr continues his CO.
lumbus papers in "On the shores OF
Cathay." and Annie Sawyer Downs
tells. In Young Folks at the Eddy, ="
how children can act as real hosts
Wide Awake Athletics has a brief paper
on Handling aud Training a College
baseball Team by Captain Laurie
Bliss. ~ Yale, and description Of
Hare and Hounds Runs" by David W.
Fcnton, 2d, OF Harvard. "Thc Real
Cnsabianca, the hero 81 Mrs lIemnns'
poem. as told by Henry Bacon. MY.
liacou's picture Of Casabinnca and his
father Is "A splendid frontispicce.
Price 90 cents number. e. 40 n year.
ON sale at news stands or sent post
paid on receipt ~ price. by -. Lothrop
Company, Publishers. Boston.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01
PARsoN Lee
story of second AdventI.t ard MS Flock
OF shtnuCcoeEs

story Of n second Adventist ard MS Flock
OF shinuCcocks.
There was time when many OF the
Shinuecoclss shared In the occupations
Of the white people. aud acquitted
themselves with great credit. ! allude
10 the whaling period Ia Southampton
history. The Shinnecocls at sen. whether
pure blood or haif-brccd. made m cx.
act sailor. The discipline OF the fore
castle was gooC for him, at least so long
- he was atloaL Many of them got TO
be mates, and one became IA captain.
This distinguis he'd sailor-man was not
a pure-bred Indian. but was part
Negro. and had "A small though poten-
tial quality OF white blood This was
Capt Lee; and any one down towards
Southampton or Sag Harbor can tell Of
his giant stature and immense strength.
This Capt Lee was the son OF a still
more famous man--Parson Lee.
Parson Lee was a mulntto. who RAJ,
away from Virginia, and made his way
70 Connecticut lie always said thatihe
had belonged 20 the famous Lee family
Of Virginia. and that in q certain sense
he still had connection with a. Al any
rate. he was a man o. parts and energy
In Connecticut he became q second Ad.
veutist and as such was licensed %
preach. So he became Parson Lee
Crossing over the sound, he went as a
missionary among tho Shinuecocfs lie
married a squaw. and converted the
whole tribe - his belief IL may be
said right here that the shinnecocIss
have frequently changed their church
A. 20 just when they became Christians
know not. but "a was so long ago that
even the oldest among them now re.
members the celebration ~ no Indian
rites whatever. They were Prestyter.
fans when pnrs0n lee changed them
into Second Adventists: Since his death
they have been Cougrcgationaiisis and
now they are Presbyterians again. Dur
ing Parson Lees life. one Of the Ascen-
sion days arrived. lie got the faithful
together on a sand hill 90 wait for the
summons 90 n better world. They were
all dressed ia white ascension robes.
All day long they waited for the sum
mons Towards evening some Of
them grew weary and fell % slccu
Among these was the parson When
night hnd fallen. some 81 the irrcverenf
youngsters from Southampton set the
dry grass on ERE ard in little while.
with crackie and smoke. the FIRE was
creeping toward the white-robed and
sleeping Shinnccocits The smoke and
heat awoEc the slumberers. and among
them Parson Lee The parson jumped
~ DIS feet and beh0ldiny che enclr-
cling FIRE. exclaimed Dol a loud voice.
Here we aret Here we aroi And.
just as 4 expected. in the middle o.
hellf
] can not seriously SCI this down as a
well authenticated historical fact. bot
Do has become q tradition Sol souihamp-
tom Mr. j. picuon. the president 81
the bank here and member Of che state
legislature from suffolk county. doubts
The story very much Bot most Of thc
people iu the ncighborhood Of SOUTH
umpton swear By its accuracy. Several
~ Capt Lees sons and Parson Lees
Trandsons were pointed out ~ me
John Giimcr Speed flarpcr's Weekly.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01

Along Grisiey Bear river. in the r, *
les there 0rc many bear hauntS or
winiering dcnS which the Indian guides
point ont 10 travellers According 90 In
dian stories bear will lie In dark and
secluded retreat allwintcr without food
or noarishmcnI sucking it, paws The
bear does not burrow In the ground.
Out covers himself with fallen leaves
Over the den the snow u often many
feet deep, and the bears hiding place l.
only discovered 10y an air hole 40 small
that nothing but tho hccn eye Of a sav-
agc could find H. The Indians say that
the Rocky mountain bears lie thus In n
torpid state FROM December until March
". y. Lcdger
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01
oHURNlNa SWEET CREAM.

subject Ia which All Dairyucn An
Interested Just SOW.
There is much interest manifested In
the claims Of those who are insisting
that cream may bc churned sweet, and
more exhaustively, II the temperature
IS made very low, some claiming as low
a temperature asevcn IS degrees. while
others deny this and put tho lowest
limit at As degrees Renewed interest
has been manifested ia the matter by
the published statement that the Nor
ton butter is made from sweet cream
churned at 20 degrees and only leaves
o. OF per cent OF fatin milk and but
ter fats. On inquiry IL Is found that
the result Is only made succcssfully
possible by separating the cream from
the freshly drawn milk with sep
arator aud iced and churned at once
Cream twenty-four hours old. no mat
ter how kept is fresh, and right from
the separator is ia part churned, which
last influence would be lost IN the
cream WAS held few hours. II may
bc possibly due 20 the specific breed OF
butter cows, and more, that Il is the
aim OF the proprietor 20 have "a fresh
COW added TO the herd as often as once
in two weeks or even oftcner. IL is
doubtful II the cream made from any
plans of gravity setting or kept for
several hours will churn exhaustivelv.
and will, IL attempted, confirm the
usual idea in regard to IL. bat with a
specific dairy COW. fed succulent foods.
the milk in part separating as soon as
milked and churned az once the case
IS entirely different. Practical Farmer
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01

One 81 our correspondents writes
that bis grapes suffered severely last
year from wasps. lie asks for "a rem.
edy. a gardener Of strassburg- Men.
dorf possesses "a large vine. from which
The wasps in one week removed three
hundred % four hundred pounds If
grapea After trying in vain 20 get rid
Of the insect pest by attaching - the
vines bottles with aoney water. which
attracts and browns tne seasps. be to9L
a bucket bali biied with boiling water
placed % under The grapes. and H.,
beating the attacked vines be brusbes
The wasps OF into The boiling water.
ln two hours be killed ncsrly two
quarts OF wasps The early morning.
when The wasps are stinened with tie
cool air, a. boon. when they are ridav
from the Juice which they have al,
sorued. and the evening are the be..
times Tor this operation.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01
CLEANING BOX cHuRMs.
THE Operation Mast iegin BEFORE Crea
l. Put Into Them.

THE Operation Mast Hegin BEFORE Cream
l. Put Into Them.
II the dairy utensils are not kept
strictly clean A. all times. the deconi.
posing accumulation Of the remaining
particles In corners continue 10 fernrnt
and 20 throw eft offensive disease
germs 10 coutaminate the pure healthy
milk or cream, and good pure butter h
impossible. In reference 60 cleaning
n box churn an. exchange SAYS. n g.
one Of the easiest 90 keep clean that
can be Imagined. provided only that
the proper methods are used u would
seem that similar conditions obtain
with the barrel churn The great dIf.
ficulty IS that users are either over par-
ticular or actually negligent The
matter Of keepint one Of these churns
clean should commence before tho
cream Is put into g. II the churp Il.
FIRST scalded with hot water aud then
rinsed with cold water the cream will
not pack into the corners or creviees
or adhere % the sides Then after the
churniag and the withdrawal Of butter
and the buttermilk reverse this proc
css-that is, FIRST thoroughly rfure
with cold water and then scad with
hot water. and the operation is coin.
piete. Keep brushes and cloths and
soap Of every description out Of the
churn. a little sal soda in the laet
scalding water may be occasionnlIr
used with good results.