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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-04-28
Capons for Market.

In his investigation on capons and ca
ponizing, Samuel Cushman, poultry
manager Of the Rhode Island station,
while visiting the New York markets
learned that great quantities of capons
are received about Jan. 1. The finest
specimens and the greatest number
are from New Jersey. None are re-
ceived from the east, and those from the
west are of poorer quality and contain a
large proportion of SLIPS" although
they are growing better each season. At
this time there is hardly limit to the
demand for capons weighing eight pounds
or over, and philadelphia" capons bring
90 cents and western IS cents.
Large birds sell the best, the heavier
the better. When l0-pound birds bring
% cents, % cents will be given for ~
Founders. and 90 cents for those weigh
ing ID pounds. Capons killed at 10 or II
months of age are preferred, as they get
coarse and "soggy" if kept until 10
months old or longer. March Matched
capons should be killed in January. The
birds bought in January are placed in
freezers and gradually sold during the
winter. The supply is always exhausted
before July. Prices begin to rise the
latter part Of February and continue to
60 up until there are nonein the market.
They are usually scarce in April and
May. Seasons when grain is high
capons are not SO extensively produced,
and the price is firmer. Frozen capons
cannot compare with those freshly killed
in spring and early summer.
Potato Notes.
Following is condensed review of
report from the Utah station:
Increasing the size of the pieces of seed
potatoes increases the yield, but it is ques-
tionable if pieces larger than fourths will
yield enough more to pay for the extra
amount of seed required-result of two
years trial Seed from the stem end of
potatoes yielded better than from the
seed end-result of one years trial. So
far as tried no results that would lead to
any conclusion have been obtained from
the use of large and small potatoes for
seed. Level cultivation of potatoes gave
better results than ridged cultivation
RESULTS Of two years trial. Hoffman,
Governor Rusk and Rural New Yorker
No. 2 were the most promising new po-
tatoes tried.
Kerosene emulsion made after the fol-
lowing formula was found to be the safest
and best insecticide used to rid plants of
insects:
Formula-Dissolve in 2quarts of water
one-fourth pound of hard soap by heat
ing to the boiling point, then add pint
of kerosene oil and stir vigorously for
five minutes by using good spraying
pump and pumping the liquid from one
vessel into another or back into the same
vessel; before using dilute with 10 parts
of water to of the emulsion. Apply in
fine spray with good spraying pump
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-04-28

Mother-"Oh, dear no, Doctor; it
was worse than that She went for a
long walk without wearing bunch of
violets. u Chicago InterOcean.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-04-28

Doctor-"How did your daughter
catch this terrible cold? Did she go out
in thin shoes?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

bus hsutfds Theater fennt ia bereleis
den. esh srinnere mid i'm 4ugenblid
niht. ipelGet beutI2s SbauIpieler als
Wurm in &dbuls unb 9isbe bas btf
rilmte Spiel nit Der l1kr srFaEb;
isoeHfaus ma9te er SHule. Qber I'M
Barrier Gpnierootorium peresn bsrz
artige ueberliefsrungcn BON oft siptia
fslbaftem Werth in grDBter 3abl bsi=
Zig ge6alten. &ein aus benz GcnIer=
patorium berpprgebenber S9auIpieler
tpirps es bsiIpielsweife pagen, Wtos
lisres @eisiaen urbers dls nit ban
bsfannten fabenI9einigen 5afhsntu4
bar5uIteGlsn. gs tit obligdt, piefpobl
ppm 9i4ter ni9t oorgefdrieben; Der
sSrdnsofe maa es ridt enthehren. tpdbs
rsHlo er iiber 9esbemonas Idf6entua
ladt. SSreilib tbGts i'd befer. itatt
.bsr 5ranaoIs" mbie 6ranS6iin" gu Ias
gen. bsHn iie trua bic SauptIhufo an
Dem mtiBsrfolg Der erTten Barrier
Stbslloz2(uffii6rung, gang 10 fpie an
bem bes SaunbIuEer. G5 banoelte
ii9 ebtn in beioen 6illen UNI etlpas
neuss, foGhreno 1ellte, no man Mag
rsr be!punbsrn muB. ief6Tt penn man
fir Die &unTt n;dt bds geriltsIte Snz
tereIIe bat. bic fran3DiiIt9e 0dmeIiipsIt
an Der Spite Der 2oAsngrinz ua0
8altiire.sTsrcbring ndrI9trt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
@3uoersiuocr.

strtAur 9trgistpics bsiBt ein n:una
idbriQ:r 8ioliniit, Der Sucrit in bsr
Bbilharmpnie su Berlin bur6 bic
ftrpeno iid1sre 8sbanotuug ieines
synitruments due gBelt lit Stouren
eeiebt bat. 0tdn ItslIt i'm tpe;t iihcr
ben @unbertnaben bes po2isen Sab
res, @coul &pISalstp. Ser Stsrn
biefes tleinea Siinitlers ging eerabe
aaF in bem Momsnt, ba Der ebte
Snpus zines muiifaliI9en Munbers
tinbss. Mtaurice 9engremont, in
SuenoB g(Drss, 27 Sabre aft. p0llig
perblobet. asItorbsn lit. Qluf teinem
@cbiet iino Die Wunoertinber bdufiz
ger ais auf hem Der reprobaftipsn
M}uIit, 8epets genug. baB bisTes 9az
lsnt-bas @irtupfentalent = gu ben
ll:1teraeoronetIten ge60rt, bic es 9iebt.
Nur peniq friibreife Wluitter bringsn
es gu e6tsn fiinitlerifhcn 2eiitunger,
ipie Msperbeer, bsr nit 6 Sabren
ffon Concerto gab, role 6Gnbet, Der
nit 13 SSabren cine Mefe componirte,
ME 8sber. Der i'm islben Glitter i9on
cine Oper auffiibren lafen fonnts,
pher oar ME Mpaart, Der nit 4 Sab
rem Elm pianiit mar. Der fid4 b0ren
IaiTen fpnnte. Inter ben Malern
finb Die Bunberfinber ieItener.
Glaube @ernet seidnsts als 6id6riger
8uribe ausge3eiAnet. Rafasl mar
nur Elm sSahr dlter, als er 5u malen
beaann. glpd Ieltensr iinO bic friibz
reifen Si6ter: bon Dante beiibt man
Elm .Sonnet aus feinem 8. Sabr. BON
Safo aus ieinem TO-. Galberon be-
gam nit 13 Sabrsn gu i3reiben,
8iftpr 6uqp ipurbe nit Ia Sahren
ols 9ihter aefr0nt. 89ron fdrieb
feline eriten @ebi9te nit 10 Sabren.
2lm fpGtcftsn entipideln Iib bei ben
BEN Menfden bic abItrdeten SGligz
fsiten. 9arum iinb bic piHenIdaftz
liGen @unberftnber bic ipunberbarz
ftsr. gu ihnen 3dblt Der Mot1emaz
tiferS unb Gpiarammatiter &ditner.
Der nit Is Sabren ProfeNpr Der Weas
t6emdtit mar, &arl Ditte aus Sa(le,
Der Dante lleberfeBer, Der nit 10
Sa1ren Die 1lniperiitdt be5og unb
Matbemotif, cSura. gbiIDlogie, Naz
turipiifenI9aIten ii. +. IN. ftubirte,
paScal. Der nit 12 Sabrsn Gutlibs
@lemente ieIbititGnbia entbedte, MT
rabeau. be- nit II Sa9ren elm Bud
f1rie6. Das tpunbcrbarIte aller
8unbcrfinber absr lit Elm tleiner
Ghincis. Der nm 9lIler pon bier Sab
rem bas lebte Der pislsn Staatsz
eramina beitenbsn bat unb bdinit in
ben b0GIten Stang Der Manbarine
etnaetreten lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
Gas Tgeifsift.

lleber bic g9irfrrJ bes 8feitai'!ss
Der g9a Npiia, 8d &amba uno @a
8priant1 in Of.s}(equdtorials4frit
Baben neueroinas prpfeHor SroIer
nnb Or. Sinie in Goinburg @erIude
onaeFteGlt. 9is6er tpar nur 6etannt.
haB ienss @jFt oem bs8 Stropbantusz
@am,ns fs9r d9nIicb Iti. ieppd aus
benz S6olse unD ben Wuraein zines
unbetanntsn 8aumss bergejtelt iperz
be. 9Bis fidb isbt aus 8ldttern rno
sSriitaten erqe6en bat. ssbDrt er benz
Genus 4rptantherd an; Die Spesies
mar maRaefs Der 8liitben nidt au be-
itimmen. Die aenannten 5orIber
fte[lten aus Dem 5olae farbloIe, Mabel
f0rmige SrnitulIe bar, pflae iid BIZ
fcbel> uRo rofettenfDrmig 9ruppiren.
Die @irfunQ bteier trpItalliniI6en
Subitans auf Sbisre 1T bieIelbs. Dic
bic bts 9ftilatTtss. nur bier Mla! itdrs
fer, uno tritt i4on na9 Der Iubtutoz
men cynieftipn ie6r geringer Mengen.
Elm. gsi eiHem Raninden gsniigt ein
spsibuRoerttel 9rantIn pro &iloz
eramm &SrpergepiAt, Inn rad elmer
Stunoe ben Sob berbsiaufiibren;
fSrDId)s btoiirfen ciner etipaS grDbez
rem 09lis uno erliegsn geipDbnlih erIt
nah 8 Bis 6 Gtunben. Na9 Der Sn<
ieftion pernlinoern Iid1 2ltbmung uno
!6ersIdYlaQ febr idneIl uno pilIfiirs
li6e 9etoegun1sn b6rin uuf. 5r0l 0l9e
fperren bus Maul auf MAIDEN 8rebz
beipegungen uno tperben, ipis au9
&anindher. BON Sudunoen befallen.
SIT Die Dolls Des Cities grDBer, obsr
feline gGirfung beipnpers trGftig, 10
treten tpnoulitoiI9e 8eipegunsen auF.
Sb Der Sob ourd gtufb6ren Der Ser3z
thdtiafeit pber burh bic ltnmOgli9teit
bss 2lilmenS eintritt. tit Iaper 81
entI6ciDen. bcnn meiItens bauert
slpar fstteres nod eine 3ett lang nad.
nem StiLIItehen bes Ssr3ens fort, bis>
speiIen absr tritt S4eintoot Elm, trobz
bsm bas 0era nod f9lGgt. limit
telbdr na9 bern Gobe Iinb bic uoto=
riId,;n gterten npn reisbar unb Derz
uriahsn Mu5tel<&ontrdttionen: ie6r
bafb fperoen bic WlusteIn jeopd ftarr.
QBi. SpRtroloeriuh, ergaben. rpirft
mas Silt poraug5ipeiIe auf Die Ser3z
tbdtiafeit binoernb elm; bic gt6nabme
Der 9lt9munn lit eine ourA bic Inter
brtdumo bes 8luttreislaufes beoingts
fetunodre GrIr6einuna, e6enTo aud
baS >2lufh0ren Der pilltiirli9en uHb
&sflsl6elpegungen. Die 3udungen
trettn bsIonbers in Der gdbe Der SSnz
jsttionsitelle auf uno peroen bur6
Gintpirtuna Os5 @iftes auf Die Gnben
bsr mptoriIden Rerpsn heroorgsrufen;
iibrigens fam man bur9 itdrte Opz
fen aud bic feniortIfsn Nerpen ems
pfiublidh MAIDEN. &iinItlidbe Ntbz
muna srpies iitb ais nublos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
Der itriprume SeS GaiTes.

Dab Der Sub ais 2iebssduBerung
cine perbdltniBmdBia neue .grfins
bune" lit, bat man Idngit feftseitellt.
@eber SOmer nod 6efiob tennen BEN
aub in unierm Ginae. 9eftor tiibt
feline 2lnbromeSs niht, .als er ii9
,,efpig ppn ibr penben milf" garis
feline SeIsna nisht; ObpKeus, Der @iel-
gereiite unb 8ieIgelisbts. bat ipsber BET
Der id)0nen MtIantibs Salbpfo, nod BET
Der 3auberin giree ben SuB gelernt,
unb Bel ieiner Seimfebr begriiBt er
bic Satin Penelope nur nit elmer
1lmarmung obne 8ub. 9as Sans
frit unb bic 9ieroslbpben baben feine
8esei9nung fir ben Sub. DAB BET
ben Sapan.rn Der SUB nod niht iib>
t9 ift, lit betannt. Mobsr nun riibrt
bic Mobe bss &iihens9 5eiaere 2oms
broIo, Der beriibmte Surinsr pbpIios
logs. iast: BON ben Seuerldnbern. unb
BEL bieIen mar es tpeiter ni9ts als cine
Q(rt mutterti9er SorefaGt fir Die iunse
8rut. 9ie sSeuerldnber tennen ni6t
ben 9ebrau6 bon SrintsefdBen, iie
legen ii9 gu bem Guea nieber unb
perIAaffen ii6 ben erfrilGenben
Sranf, tpenn iie i'm ni9t birsct nit
ben 2ippen errei6sn f6nnen, pern,it,
tslit zines boblen SaIms, zines gobrs,
bur9 bas Ie bas 8afer aufiaugen.
8et bieier Metbobe, @aFer gu f96-
pfen, miiBtsn aber bic tleinen 5euer-
ldnber, bic nod i'm bilfIofeItsn Sim
besalter finb, perburiten. gllio neb.
men Die feuerlGnbifden Miitter bas
Bafer in ben Miunb, unb iubsm fis
i'm auf bas Minb6en i9rer 9fIeg>
linse prsiIen, flDBen iie ibnen DEN
Srant Elm. 9ds lit gang bas 8ers
fabren Der @6gel, bic tbren 4leinsl in
bic alfgeiperrten S4nGbel bus WaIs
fer giebsn, bas fis feIbit nit i6rsn
S6nGbeln dufasfdlDpft buben. 9tus
bieiem miitterlidtn ~Nunb an Munb"
bat fi9 bic lebung bss Siiiiens ents
ipidelt, bic alfo eieentli9. nad 2ons
brpfo, elm atapismus lit. eins Grinnes
rung an iene llr3.it Der anenihli4en
gntipidelung, ba ~no9 ni4t bas
8sib iiber bic Wautt.r, bic 9iebe
iibsr bic Mutteri4aft triumpbirt
bate"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
Sec aateaoer ser @ab9louier.

Sem Or. 1db!er in gBien lit es
gelungen, nit t6tlfs bon Ssilf6riftz
tafeln aus ber Ssit Der gtrTacioen b;n
3alenSer Der alien 8abpIpnier pieoer
hsrsufteIIen. SSSbre WOnatsnamen
Iautetca: Tisritu, Arah=samna, kiss
limu. Tebitu. Sabatu, Adaru, Nj
sannu, Airu. simannu, Duzu, Abu,
Ululu. Gini9e oieier Monote bata
ten 20, dnSere 80 Sage, iebo9 ni@t
in aIlen So6ren gie;d piet. iunbern
Elm Mlnnat, Der in einem Sabre 80
Sage bate, tpnnte i'm nGbtsn Sabre
% Sage baben. Die 8abplonier
hotten, pie bic @rishen unb bic Syuz
ben. Elm Mpnhiabr, ipGhrenb jeBt i'm
iihriaen bas 9onneniubr berrI4t.
Das qemeine Wtpnojabr be eIteht aus
atpDlf noIIsn NtonbumlGufen, entbdlt
alIo 354 pber 355 Sage. Damit
aber feline gar gu sroBe Nbpei4ung
ppm Sonneniabr purtGme, alIo Neuz
iabr nitbt ettpa einmal in ben Som@
mer, Elm anberes Wfdi in ben Winter
fiele. tpurben gum 4ussleia bin uno
ipieber Maonate eingsI6altst, unb
aipar oob ss in foIden Sdaltiabren
entipeber einsn apeiten gl0ern ober
einen alpeiten Sebitu. 9as S9altz
iabr bate 3S4 ober 1888 Sage. Die
8ab9lonier bat!sn, eerabs tpie bic
eSuben. einen neunaehniGbrigen Saz
lenbercbtlus. D. +. ods erIte Sabr
ftimmt, pieber pDltig nit benz apanz
aiaiten therein. bas 5tpsite Sabr nit
bem 81. n. I. ip. 0abur9 lit audi
etne llebsreinitimmung nit bemSon>
neniahr inIpfarn erreidt, ats ein ba=
bblpntides Datum, ba5 in einen
Sabre nit einem gsrpiifen Datum beS
areaoridnFIthen Sdlenbsrs suiamz
ulGatriIft, nab neun3ebn Sa9ren ipiez
Der All 6dsiei6s oregpridniI9e 0uz
tum fGut. syn bieiem neunsebnidbz
riqen bafpIoniIAsn Gptlu8 lparen
INNER bas g., g., g., IL. A.. 16.,
uno 19. S6altioGr Omit breiSebn
Monaten), ipdhcenb in bem ebenfafts
neunaebniGbrigcn jiibii9en Gpflus
bas g.. g., g., H., a., IT,, uno 49,,
unb in benz Gptlus bet @rieaen bds
g., s.. g., H., 49,. 16,, unb 10. Sa6r
S9altidbre paren. gius oieIer gr0z
berenllebereinittnmung 3piThen llem
babDloniT9en uno bem iiibiitben Gps
Illus ldBt iib ebenio, pie aus Der
9(ebnli6teit Der Wpnatsnamen,f f6itez
Zen, bab bic Suben ibren Salenber
ben alien Sabplpniern cntlebnt ba>
Sen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

9ei BEN febten ManOoern
in Der S4fpeia fiebt elm englii9er @e@
neral eritdunt einem Qppen3eIlerS9iits
sen su, Der fprttpdbreno WtaHnstreffer
i6iebt. yNa". fagt Der @eneral enos
lid, vbabt Sbr in Der Sdpsi3 piels
fpI9e SGiiben. mein Sobng" -
.Oeppe fiifsstuiig, Serr @eneral!" =
$50, 70! @ds ipiirbet Sbr ober mas
den, ipenn i9 nit bunberttauienb
Gngldnbern Gud ansreifen ipiirbe9-
= Sab (sleid) mo- emol label"
- Gin g dDerenOtbe,
2ieutenant: -. .Woran beuen iebt
gnGbiaes ssrduIsin94 - 4n ettpas
redt9tnasnsbmes!" .aleine S4mei4-
ierin!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
syri.dIe fir Die aeutiGen Saus.
Trauen. ,.

eprId)e fir Die neutiG)en Sauss
Trauen.
Gei nit bem Setne1
gfuseit i'm &einen.
Grperben unb fparsn Suglei9
Md4t aim SepiifeIten rei4.
6duSIi6fsit, in beines @tiides 8rieben
2iegt aLIein Der Menidbeit 9robss
Coos.
@enie S9ein - bo3 alIss rein.
Salte iaub;r 6ano uro Munb,
&,in iei aub bes SerSens @r,lnb.
Sdusti6sr Sinn = Sringt oielsn @ss
iplnn.
9tein Die Gebe, rein Der Sim
Sronuna erauBen, Orbnung brin,
9as lit msiner @iinYfe 3iel,
gfi4t gu lpenig. nidt Su biel.
SliB6lanf bes Spinbes Sol3,
9as 2inren bliitbenrein,
9d3 foll Der Sausfrou @tpI3
Der 9auSirau SSreube fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

= M onoloa I'm Ser b ife. =
5errjotf. bic 2uft is feudt, bet YfIas
fer is feudt. 2llIes is feudt! limb bo
.fou i'd dlleene troden bleibenl Rse, bas
tbun mir MIDI! gIfo rim in bic &neips
Muiuit! .-.--
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

Sic pirb ibn beilen.-
eSunQe g(meritanerin SD babe in
meinem 2eben teinen iplden Mdnn
Qeiebenl Sobulo er @elo bat, pirft
er es nit poIlen Sanoen meg = Gin
Serr: llnb fiirhten sic iib nitbt.
einen folhes Wlonn az beirdtben2-
Die Dame :: 8 5epabrel Wenn e,
mid erit bat, iperbe id f9on bafiit
ioraen. bab er fein @elb msbr babsn
piro.
-Gnfant terriBIe.-Gi
pfanb. mein endbt9es Srdulein =
Qtber ia babe nidts, mas i9 fpeggeben
f6nnte Der fleine 5uns /: GlIp.
nimm bod sinen Seiner beiben 36pfe,
bic Ieait 9u ieben a(beno ia immes
fort! tasa' d taf,s.t tf '-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

8rGfibent GIepefanb ers
tdlt i'm Ourdf4nitt tdgli4 800
8riefe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
IN CHEROKEE LAND.
People flushing In--The Six-Million-
Dollar Bond Matter.
Legislative.


Spela' 10 rue e,'"ct'e'
Talcquuh, ]. T., Nov. 9.-The national
council or legislature of the Cherokee
,,,io,, mot ia, o,,,,,,i so,si,,, b,r, ,.o,.
~ ''V" Nv
terday' large representation OF mem-
bers was present, and unusual Interest
,v1s mnifast u,ving IN imn,rt,nt mott,rs
M
40 ue aul'hued 10 at 'his seSS'oh' ne
first and most important matter TO be
DISPOSED of is a sale or some other dis
,,si,io,, ~ A.. Sc Ono non 90 ,,,,..,,.,,,,,,
W '', Nu,''',''' VI tO'' '''''',''
bonds laid lhe Cherokee nation Tor the
Strip This bond matter. as far as ru-
NOR soe.. ia assuming onite an alarming
aspect with a great many Of the ChcrO-
KEGS. Bogus bids for them up to date
is tie only assurance they have that
Uncle sam is good security for his
debts, and they have about come TO the
conclusion that there is deep laid
scheme, possibly ON the part of United
States officials, To force them 20 sell
their government paper for about 20 cents
on the dollar.
The long expected and long delayed
sale of rhe Strip bonds is placing the big
merchants Of the Cherokee nation In Il
very uncertain and critical condition
Their credit has become strained already
10 its utmost tttisiOn with their whole
sale creditors, and the thousands Of dol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

ton in her blood. She could not 1--we long
M the coalition she had rcarhe,l, and the
specialist advised Ger removal 40 ST.
Nmcents hospital.
Wien Mrs. Johnson reached the hos
mial she was taken az once 70 The oper-
aung,roou and placed under the Influence
OF ether. The anacsraciic was not adj
itnistered 10 casr pain, hut 10 keep 'he
patient from knowing what was going on
hhout her. The surgeon was preparing to
transfer the pure blood of a lcalthy dog
into her veins.
A pad Of lint and handagcs was applied
10 prevent hcmorriagc vein was
opened longitudinAlly. sn as II allow the
Introduction Of line glass tube, and the
blood was brought in OH the ''lgra vitator,"
q novel apparatus invented by the late
Ut Blundoll Of London. Ten ounces Of
the rich ,nnine blood was transfuscd in
70 Mrs. JolnSon's veins aud rapid
change for the better was apparent Inc
moment she recovered from the eifeci II
The ether. She Is no longer troubled
WIN dizziness, and says that she mover
ielt SO strong IN Ler life before. II was
mot ncccSsaty to keep her IN the hos.
piial after few hours had elapsed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
HER LIFE SAVED.
By a Novel Dit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Blood in Her Veins.

By Associated Press
New York. Nov. o-Mrs Robert John
SON. A slender middle-aged woman liy-
ne All 9o6 West Fourteenth street, was
Recently he subject Of M Interesting
surgical operiiion. She had been confined
10 her bed with strange malady that
puzzled the physicians ia the peighbor-
rood. After two consultations, DR. Fray
a specialist on weakness was seat ior.
He found the woman in d seml-collapsed
state size suffered no pain, but was al,
@ ~ yr,,t 10 move muscle. and
rnmplained OF dizziness, BY questioning
bcr husband. he learned Thai, about =
week before she was taken III sle nAo
10, va.eiraf..L Herring hi-. me il'-i'
aIis,'s ace Frightened lie immediately
made ! test u Mrs Johnson,s blood AMI .I
found that II registered 9nly iofis % snr
strons. and Il waS evident 70 lns aoelor
mai he ypccine virus lad efeatsll feae-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

as a programme OF business and m,ilaa "a
each delegate elect; but this shall Nj NM
clude the introduction OF new matter n, IN
consent Of two-thirds Of the delegates
Credentials are herein enclosed
Again urging unions to be fully renre.
scented at the convention, we have fhe
honor to subscribe ourselves. Yours fra
ternally, SAMiL, GONpERS 40
president American Federation OF Labor.
p. J. Mcclure, First Vice President
VIM. a. Carney, Second Vice. President
John y. Lennon, Treasurer. IN Conncii
N. u. Bring this call 10 the notice AZ
your unions Labor and friendly papers
please copy. e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
NEGRO HORSE rtlIEr.

Special TO the Gazette.
Midlothian. Tex. Nov. 9-Enrlv This
morning, a negro riding a large roam
horse, rode up 10 the livery stable md
offered to sell his horse Owing 10 the
small amount asked for the horse sus.
picon was % once aroused That thc
negro was riding stolen ANIMAL and
he was arrested on suspicion. When the
oineers attempted 70. search him he drew
dN-shooter. hut the officers were loo
quick for him and got the drop" In
on being searched. check on j. Bald
ridge of Enon for Sl9O, given by A
Mosely of Italy, and endorsed by Il.
= ,Goldbnugh, two purses, lot Of
hank deposit certificates and other an.
ucles showing him to be a burglar as
wei as horse thief After being search.
ed, the negro admitted the horse was
stolen. but claimed It had been stolen
by another party and turned over 10
him last night, He refused 10 saw where
the horse. was stolen. but sniA about
fifteen miles south Of Hnlsb1ro The
horse Is sill here anil the negro viii
be taken TO Waxahachie tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

VI llhjpR NibhI
Hunting clothing, camp Chnirss cots
and tents ut AndcSOn's gun house
TAKE A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD
CLEMERTINE S HEART
Was What He Was After so He
Gave His Rival Poisoned
whisky.
TAKE A TRIr AROUND rHE wontr


Special 10 the Gazette.
Guthrie, o. n. Nov. BATS O'Clock to.
night in the United States district court,
John Dossett was sentenced to be hanged
on january for the murder Of sherman
Long, his rival for tho heart Of Clementlno
Drioga, an Usage Indian MADDEN The
murder occurred last January az the girls
house, where the rivals were In attendance
AZ a dance. Long fol- TO the floor aud died
soon after taking drink ofwhisly said to
have been furnished by Dosset and con
tanning poison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

Tits old reliable pace u resolving daily
c0usigummts Of all the markets afford
IN tho way Of fsh, ennA. meats. OYSTER
and al the d,licacies % the season Law
sons cooks are famous Off their accom-
plishmenfs in the culinary line. fxcur-
sianisis coming into the city Will had "
to their advantage 10 visit either No !
or No. ? for dnner or lunch Of any kind.
The best and cheapest meal 80 the city
can be had At either place. No IL Main
or 1908 Lower Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
ANARcHIsTs ARREsTEp.

BY Associated Press.
Barcelona, Nov. 9-Tweniy-hve anarch-
lists were arrested to-day on suspicion OF
being implicated in the recent dynamite
outrage at The LEGO theatcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

IT Is INEVITABLE.
BY Associated Pross.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 9.--1ha Grashdanin,
organ OF the Prussian court. an special
article upon the European situation reeog.
nizes tho fact that general disarmament
is impossible aud that European war is
Inevitable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

ron skfE.J VIII SELL Al A GREAT
sacrifice the Seymour News. nf1ffd a.
tho great city OF the Panhandle 81 BRA.
z5f liver. together With ny huutf 1ud
lot. Or either Of them. Anyene viftlnf q
bargain wv % wei 70 -tlf' @e t .,l.. 4
seymsar. Tex. Or COME ena lcs 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

II has been leereed hy those ladies cured
Of nervous headache land they are legion)
mai any lady who suffers with headache.
knowing that pRESTON'S HED-AkE
viii cure 81 sure in fifteen minutes, de-
serves the pain. What think your
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

Hereafter uniform price Of 10 cents
A line will be charged for obituaries
aud resolutions Of respect printed In Ihs
Gazette Seven words to the line
HE cash must accompany ordufS FOR
all such uotices- 1859, oo,,,.Nv
March :. 1s02
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

~ AsHOcIUTtI T7Ftss.
New YORK. Nov. 9.-It is reported
ia copper circles that very important
combination has been formed including
Baron Hirsh. the Rothschlds and tho
I.ewisohn Brothers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

n have bought and owned over fifty
razors in my life, but never have I owned
any euuul 10 those 'Platina guaranteed ra-
zors of Anderson's" This is the verdict
of every purchaser. Try one and be
convinced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
THE BEST ARTICLE.
for smokers is an Old Dominion cigarette.
Photograph in every package.
FURNISHED PROVISIONS.

Mellilla. Nov. 0.-Various ports have
been furnished with Il fresh supply Of
provisions. The Moors offered no opposi'
ton.