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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
NOTHING no PREyENr.

FoRNEY, Tex, Aug. 20.-(Special.)--
Yesterday in response to call on the
citizens to meet ut the Daily & Nickel
lar hail to indorse the message of Pres-
dent Cleveland there was meeting. The
weather was too warm for large meet
ing. 50 it was a small one, and rs there
was nothing to prevent, of course the
object of the meeting was carried,
Since Aug. our two town gins have
been busy
d. c. Kincaid has rinned TO date
12T bales TO date, aud seven are stand
ing on the yard to be giuned this even
ing. Moore & Labeau have ginned sixty
BY night both gins will have ginncd 100
bales; but little Of 1t is being sold on
account Of low prices and no buyers.
The crop is considered n short one--an
average OF one bale 10 four acres.
a wild rumor was in town yesterday
morning that three negroes had been
hung four or five miles northwest Of
here, but after our officers had inyesti-
gated the matter it was found to be uu-
true
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

s,pators appointed By the governors o.
"A. states because Of the failure Of the
lc-islaiufe to elect was q disappoint-
men. 70 the people Of Wyoming. Cover
,or osborne tanieht affirmed the report
that b. would rpfase in call special s'.s-
son Of he Wyoming legislature for the
..,irnoee u elscting = senator. A num-
~ of The leading Democrats Of tho state.
nspecially tue free coinage men. arc Al
ready urging the goveitor TO cali spe-
h will rentfira a great deal Of pressure 10
inanenee MIN TO do 81 The governor
says be would rot be justified IN putting
fhe state 10 expense: besides, he fears
that Republican senator would be
elected
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WIN the Fort Worth Gasette kindly iell
a. Whnt value Il thinkH silver certificates
Wonld have land leave the sherman law M
nov irihttif We nave sort u idca. bat
'yonld Ike 10 hear the Gaaette's.-Waco
Day, Globe.
would be exactly what Il Is today.
by the way. will the Day explain how
silver certificates are now redeemed and
much 70 helr FROM tho Day on this point.
Fort Worth Gazette
The reading on their face implies they
have been " redeemed. About year ago.
however, some holders commenced reuufst-
Ing Eold instead ~ silver coin. Gold briug
falny Neuutnl ihry got it Then. as ~
yer bullion declined M price. a steady dee
mand for gold rrdcnpiiOh set IA. The gov
etnmeni was chsrrcl with The duty, I'm.
phea n9l written ~ maintaining the
could only do This BY paving gold Tor giiv,r
certificates. II y had declined 10 DO A. these
ssf,neaifs would have deeliugt TO q, cents,
bteh ~ q prnmlum. Mr. Carlisle shows
that of @OQ0oo Of these silver ccrtia,
sai.a ,feiesinel si9,0oo0o0 was paid ia
S9l' heeiuse holders demanded sold aud
CLEVELAND wanted to keep silver. al Toast
ihAi coined and represented by certificates,
sseis ~ ~ XIV, 9,S' .i uae SsEeiie knows these
Waco Day-Globe.
Our Waco contemporary will remefn-
Der when II wigeles aound In the tran
that It baited Il and set The trigger.
In confusing tho silver certificates is.
sued under the Bland.Allison act with
the treasury or coin certiG ltes issued
nndor the existing or sherman act the
Day has not only trapped itself but,
Ike tho Austin Statesman. wblcl,
sought TO enlghten The Gazette ns TO
the reason why silver dollars pass at
par 1t has called attention to the DIR.
formhn Q.
The slatesman's explanation, which We
observe It has not repeated. was that
the silver dollar may, by circuItous
route, be converted into gold dollar
at the treasury department. To anote
inc boaiouiaaism Of DIR, Everett. The
Day mmbles into the same cavity.
We fancy our Waco contemporary
will be somewhat puzzled TO dispose Of
It's logic when It learns that the silver
c'reheate Is not redeemablc In gold
never was redeemable Ia gold, and unless
the secretary Of the treasury Is willing
"N'J'Ne niHhct 10 impclrh-
ment by the operation can mot
be redeemed in gold. 1t was issued
for the purchase of silver under tho
Bland, Allison act, which was In opera.
ton from 1878 to 1890. Over $500.
100000 of these certificates are ou,stanS.
ing nepereseniing what The Day IA
pleased to term "sixty.ceuts dollars
into which only they arc conyer,Ih,e
aud from the date Of The issue ot I'M
FIRST certificate to this hour there has
never been a discount Of ono cent rsao
ON any one of these purely silver oblIra.
tiors.
With the facts before H. will The pov
now explain what maiutalns The silver
certificate at par?
A word as 10 the treasury cesSlacnte
provided for by the sherman law. witch
unlike tho silver certificate, Is redeemabla
In either silver or gold at the option u
the treasury department. In its reiemn.
tion provisions It corresponds ,csac,iy
with the note issues Of the Bank Of
Trance, which holds nearly equal guam.
Titles Of gold aud silVer-the latter ccined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
THAT'S TOO BAD.

DENTON, Tex, Aug, 2G,-(SpeclaD.-
Another newspaper man has gone wrong
Mr., A. G. Dawson. the brilliant and
talented correspondent of the Dallas
News NJ this point, was. after a critical
examination, which lasted ill very late,
admitted to the bar this afternoon. Mr.
Dawson is a brilliant young man and a
fine newspaper man Is spoiled when he
begins TO practice law,
There Is q singular coincidence brought
TO light by the dispatch In this mornings
Gazette from Decatur In relation 10 L
c. Carpenters death by lightning at
Decatur. Chef Woods, Mr. Carpenters
partner in the cattle business, was Killed
by Lightning two miles from here, twenty
years ago last May,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
rARAIER- cRANE pERArn

wAXAHAcH1E, Tex. Aug. CO
'speeiall-A Joint debate between w
y. Farmer Pop) and Governor NJ NJ
Crane was held at the Populist rally five
miles above here today. Mr.. Farmer
opened. He beabored the Democrats
party for its open division on silver
charged i with Intellectual legislation for
relief and open aid Of Corporations In
connection with his platform clause. she
land is the herimge Of the aeople." bs
eailed upon The Christian Democrats IN
aeeerd the Democratic doctrine to the
contrary with the manifesto of Mo,esN
No mort. land shai be sold forever ),
lie stated that there were 500o nno
hungry workingmen IN America. mn
mas 9 hungry man made the best revo'
iuuonist IN the world; that men werc
~ NM nriinng Tor the conflict ana unless
nent. 's was lnini'
p' Mr; franc. IN reply. showed that tbs
l ~, We're divided, even .Ierrv Si,nn.
w was asisay on silver. They VEL, w..,..
HiFlded on the twelfth plank ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
THAT'S ALL RIGHT.

BARTLETT, Tex, Aug. 2G.-(special.)
The negro who made on assault upon
a little girl several nights ago, was await
ing his transfer to the county jail, but
from all appearances he was taken out
by crowd of men and whipped and
turned loose, rs the doors TO the calaboOse
were broken open, and there had been
some talk of giving him a good beating
md letting lin go.
Il Is stated that dead negro had been
found south of Granger but can not tell
who 1t was.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

platform, divided on the subtreasury,
divide on their land policy, and that they
had no right 70 call for unficntion among
the Dempcmts until they "got together
themselves" He said that the Metho-
dists were divided on infant baptism,
the Baptists on apostasy, the Prcsby-
5erians We're in open fight against Dir.
brlggs and his followers, even Christ's
apostles were not unity; and that the
demands of AR. Farmer 70 quit the
Democratic party because 1t was not a
unit on all things would result 10 total
social Disqualification II carried 10 It's
final result He analysed tho effects of
the subsreasury bill, inserted thai it
would PM. under lock and federal guard
me provisions Of the nation and hunger
wonld reign ~ earnest; that the railroads
could not be, bought except through
oonuing, and that couilscation- itself WAS
the only practical application of the
scheme, aand cDnfiscation was open rob
bcry He made an eloquent appeal
AGAINST the communion Of hind. aud in
tAyqT q the iidividunlism of Jefferson.
~ ''iu mat Notwithstanding the Demo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

The storm waves will reach this mcri.
diau and the other changes noted will
occur ut and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twenty hours Of sun
set Of the dates Eyen below.
Aug. -Mo,lcraiug.
Aug. 2S-Wafmcr.
Aug. 29-Stgrrn wave on this meridian.
Aug 3O-Wind changing
Avg. 3i-Coolcr and clearing.
sept. LIAR and cool.
Sept. 2-Moderniing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

WANMIAcHIE, Tex, aug. 90
lspeeial.)--A railroad man named Oscar
u. Hun, late OF Melissa, Tex. died n
Z o'clock This morning IN box car ON
we l. and y. W, railway. He went
held an inquest and found The canse ~
death TO be heart trouble. u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
nLpo1WIc LIGHTS IN HUrro.

HUTTo, Tex, Aug, 2G,--tspecial9---
Our citizcns were very much surprised
a few nights ngo at unusual bright lights
shining IN aud about the gin house of
Moasfs. Short Il Holman, aud upon
examination found that the above gem
tlefn1n had PIT in a dynamo in conncc-
lion with their mncli,nery, which works
perfectly. enabling them to run their
gin at night With ease.
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nAsrERN AGENTS.

This paper is KEEP, on file and adve er,s.
ing rates may be- nscertained az the ounce
~ American Newspaper Puhishers ESQ
catIon. Temple court New York Or il.i il.
III Eastern business ofiice. - ltlpunu
building New York. -. ~.
western business once. goo, "rhe HOOK
cry" Chicago his. -.
g. o. Beckwith. sole agent foreign adNer-
Worlds fair correspondent. c. s. Hardy.
STATE AGENTs-Bramli,: & sandeli.
Dallas Tex.
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wA1rlER BAKERs DECISION.

WACO. Tex. Aug 2G.-tSpcciaD.--
Chairman w. S. Baker was seen by
Gazette representative this morning and
asked II he had anything to give to the
public Mr.. Baker replied that he had
n0t. tbat he would call his COMMITTEES
together IN the spring and take what
action they deemed best at thar time.
Until then he would let the other fol-
lows do the talking.
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ovERToN.

oyBRTON, Tex, Aug. 2G.-tspeciaD.
Dudley Moore, the livery man, died last
night after lingering Illness.
Cotton Il suffering badly on account
of honey dow. Some fields are almost
siripped Of leaves. The yield will be
thereby greatly reduced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

AIEsoriTE, Tex, Aug, aG,-ispc1

MESQUITE. TEX, Aug. &c Specially
Cotton has comm need TO BE- ginned
rapialv. ai,ont sevcniy-fve bales having
been rInned here 70 date, hut 50 far only
one hale. the first one, has been sold.
Our luve,s ar, not ya prepared TO offer
INV r,.lre for cotton. rbe farmers are
Soi',,r ii hpnc from the gins The WELD
Mn 10 * nor cent below thar OF last
rcar nossnhy ~ Der cant.
nv j. ii. nendflfk 'losel o very snc-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
TBRRELL NEWS

TERRELL. Tax, Aug. 20-Cspccial)
Cotton is sominr in and the gins are
beginning TO move slowly along ut a
moderate gate. The oil mill is also get
ting ready for large run The popullstt
OF the county are preparing for vigor'
ons FIGHT. They are already sounding the
war cry.
Revs. George r. Nichols and n. o.
More. who have been quite sick, are
improving.
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.

SHERMAN, Tex, Aug 26-rlspecian,
90. ", Presley, charged With the muir
der Of Deputy Marshal Cain IN the
chickasaw nation ON April ~, Is on
trial before United States Commissioner
Ricketts, here to-day.
Dan Richards testified that on the day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

MINEOLA. Tex, Aug. 2G.-1Spcciall
Mr.. John Yarbroueh prominent far
mer aud gInner living about I'VE miles
soa,h Of this place, was caught in a
bolt and badly crushed and mauelcd this
morning about o'clock. He IS In Il
critical condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

nv N,AII-rN nyAScF-PosTAGE PAID
Tsti- - e,,,I,v ana wear ..SS 90
Daily AID sunday. six months. $780, -
Daily and sunday. three montha...... -
Daily and sunday. one month. ..s...s w
T sss sunday 7sa9 Gazette 90 to - pas..a 90
The SSS sssmi.wetiy Galecite nG pages. ~
9pugil delivered BY carriers ia the city
and ali towns and cities whore there are
local agents. - cents week or tlW per
month,
order. Do Mt send individual check.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
VISITORS TO CHICAGO

who want 10 keep up with Texas news
will ind the Daily Gazette on sale a. the
following places.
Grand Pacific hotel news stand.
Palmer House news stand.
Leland hotel news stand.
Auditorium cignt and news stand.
Hotel DcSoto news stand.
Wells u. Hxer's. $50 state street.
Hotel Hayden, 100 and 154 Thlrty-siTih
btrect.
Texas Building jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

Does tho esteemed Fort Worth Gazette
really believe what II u saying on the
financial situation. or has ~ gone crazy
lost.
II the Post can recall It's emotions
when it was pleading for the car-=hed
platform, it may have its answer-or did
the Post support that platform and the
ticket merely for the fun Of tue thingG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
FORTUNATE TEXAS.
How TEXAS Compares With Other
States of the Union.

Editor Gazette:
When, upon my return from the East
about the middle Of June. your reporter
interviewed me. 1 told him among other
things that j thought Texas would not
suffer from the prevailing stringency. a.
she was in better condition than any
other state In the Union, the Lord hav-
ing blessed her with bounhful crops. l
did not anticipate that my opinion would
so soon be borne out by the actual facts
aud figures.
ON Aug. 81 the New York World pub
lished tnbulated statement, furnished
by the Hon Jas. II. Eckels, comptroller
Of the currency at Washington. showing
by states and territories the decrease or
Increase IN deposits Of the national hunks
from July j.. 1892. TO July j., 1893.
This statement shows that nil the states
and territories except eight lost in bank
deposits an aggregate " hundreds Of mil
lions OF dollars.
The eight states and territories show
Ing an Increase ia deposits are; -
Ala ...s..'ss'.. 90, tu''il = ~
south Narullnd. .......-... l'olut ~. 10
LOUISIANA .....-''..''..' l92'9-S'ID
Aluint ss-....-.....sss li'i.tf.i ~
Nevada .....-.....-..... J-'t3D-Zg
ludiln Territory. bOIlG.b ~
OKLAHOMA ............'.. S1'5Vt'3!
ireSs gain Of TWO MILLION
EIGHT ffTNDRED AND FORTY-
NINE THOUSAND SIN HUNDRED
AMI I IFTi-SENEN DOLLARS AND
FOBTY-SlN CENTS was more
than the combined increase Of the other
seven states and territories aud We have
yet TO realize on our grain as well as on
2,O0O0iO bales Of cotton and thousands
OF head Of cattle.
The state of New York, out side Of
the cities Of New York, Brooklyn aud Al
bany. shows an increase Of SG3T 900,
but as the above cities show losses Of
over S30,O0O,OOO. New York state cannot
properly be claimed among the increase
states The state Of Pennsylvania, out
side Of Philadelphia and Pittsburg, shows
gain Of only 5000 and the two cities
named show losses Of nearly $4,000
900
The foregoing figures should convince
all fuir-minded persons;
First. that the people Of Texas are
not mpncy-honrde-s and their confidence
in the banks remains mistaken.
Second, thnt our people are financially
in better conditions than those of any
other state In the Union. tand where il
comes to resources, agricultural. mineral
etc, what state can excel hero
Third, that Our friends. the Populist
leaders, are wasting their time when
they are crying, down the national
banks as the people of Texas have
unlimited confidence In the system. Texas
ranks third in the number OF national
banks with rs, New York and Pennsyl-
vunia only oufranking her. the former
with 325 and the latter with 20.
Fourth that the foregoing facts will
bring 10 Texas, within the next twelve
months, thousands aud thousands of
honest acoitlers who will take up and i'm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

cessful meeting here on the ORD. About
The nCst hardened sinners IN the t,wn are
among the converts. II was the most
successful meeting ever held in the
tOWn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

BARTLETT, Tex, Aug 20 lSpeciai)
Prohibition Is talked over aeain on
every corner. but from appearances vii.
hanson county will 70 wet. If present
,lrv preclucts are excluded from voting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

Our friends who capsized IN the strange
iasser' Captain Clark, are reaching for
the Cleveland plank with an cuergy that
shows thcy know a rough sea when they
are in It
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
DALLAS BUDGET.

DALLAS, Tex. Ang. 26.-(Spacial.)--
At . o'clock this afternoon, near the
postoiEce spectators were surprised t.
see an unknown man rushing out Of
house and Joke Kecly. bartender, in
close pursuit. Joke fred three times
and the object Of his wrath. but the
latter made his escape uuiniured. Lot
tie Crouch. who Is said to be the mistress
Of Crouch. lives IN the building, and il
IL understood the stranger was too pre-
vious IN his attentions 10 the fair Lottic.
The city council is seriously consider
ing the advisability of issuing 100000
bonds, the money TO be expended n ex-
tensions Of water mains and street i'm
provements. II is understood that May
or Conner favors the scheme and ma
jOrity OF The council will vote that way,
it Is understood. There are many idle
workingmen In the city, and II the coun-
oil acts fayorably, it will be God
send to them.
The Texas state fair end Dallas OK
DC sition has let the contract to make
qu0rtcr-milc track for bicycle races In
font Of the grand stand. Ii win be
made by enlarging the circle inclosiug
the live stock arena. The races win take
place during the fair, aud will be under the
auspices Of the Dallas Wheel club A
number Of prices will be given to those
I lin u'S st5n .,iie' mn ne pcst pslIe
WIN ue TioO IN, DiigiFgG. e i D"i n tne ia
3I,e WI, ~ 'aai l ~ e'iV.
WI 1e ulug 70 Ee' o yi3l3, anu hllis 70
lllthl 9ll ~ an eAhlUl'lo ii, rue bas "
pan ana loolDall gt9uhd7 VII DC lliu on
is estimated that there will be from 800
to 900 'eyclers IN ATTENDANCE
Last night, near the night hour Thomas
G.. Ord, importer and dealer IN liquors,
wines, cigars and table delic1cies, at 22I
Elm, street, g IL North PoydrNs street.
and 3 North Lamar street. made a deed
OF trust, naming as trustees, i. u. PAYNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

TOT president ia 1896; A man who IL
MOI hinself The only platform he reeog.
nizes as binding upon hImselG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
CLOSING HOURS

Tho business department Of The Gazette
will remain open until the time Indicated
below.
eaturdaya..-- -..-.--.-..10 p. m.
Sundnyt.- $3.50 ssss..-. .-.-.- D. m
Other days In the week .......s. p. M.
Readers Of The Gazette who are going
away for tho summer months can have
The Gazette sent 10 hem regularly while
away. Leave the address IN the business
ONCE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

Mr. Cleveland l. represented as being
much displeased because more considcra-
ton was not shown FOR the Republicans
adoption Of program for the special
session. The president rightly thinks
that It was unfair to deposit In a cavity.
as 1t were, the most enthusiastic ele-
ment among the supporters Of his Guan-
cial policy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

The two dollar 81 Is silll coming down
but there yet remains vast amount az
wind and water to be knocked out Of Il
before labor products and properly com.
mind their just returns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

Vhi'fENNE, Wye, Aug. a6.-1he
.enatss reineal To seat Mantle Of Mon.
'A''N oAish IN effect exclude. An the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

What will II profit the New York
manpulators II they should succeed in
defeating the bimetallisis at every point
this session, and Mr.. Voorhees, theories
Of finance should win at every point In
the next congress? II they insist on
fight 10 the finish, the country win prob
ably accommodate them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

oklahoma's request that federal APP
pointees for her territory should be
selected from her own citizens Is rca-
sonable and should receive attention at
Washington. The South has tried ear
pet'bag government and sympathizes with
every other section that protests against
Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

The increase Of the bank reserve,
everywhere has probably been expedited
somewhat by the success Of the burglar
In transferring tho loaded stocking Of
the hoarders TO hs own private account
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

The way 10 cure Cntarrh-there Is but one
wAy-take DR.. Sageis Remedy. There's $500
reward offered for an incurable case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
no THE PUBLIC

n, only travelling persons, male or fs:
nsle' AZ present aafh5r,zed 10 receive and
'eceipt TOT subscriptions for The oaset's
I. n. cnrwiip. r. H.. Denton
r. n. Barhee, u. Hedges.
]. Is. buchanan. ]. l.. GtowleJs
W. n. Rooster, w. s. Day,
Searby Foster, J. b. Price
., d McCready, 1. J. kosnussens
n. q. foote, u. A. tfhu.
fred Galbralth. J. y. Bland,
,, l.. Walker. o. y. bowel
Murray, Geo. A. II. l.. hurphf -,,,er
The public are cautioned not 70 Pay T ,bn,1.
% any other persons repsrsenliHliss rsr ~
IN authority heretofore issued to any otlst
persons than those named Is b eIsuy
Foked Gazette SphpaHS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

II We understand the position Of Con-
gresham Pcndleton, he proposes to vote
70: everything that comes before the
house, relating 10 the Sherman law,
from free coinage at the ratio Of 16 to
on through to unconditional repeal. 1t is
very certain that Mr.. Pehdleton will
hit the bull's-eye somewhere along the
Iipa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

air, good food, and-the judlcious use Of the
Prescription
An women require a tonic and nervina at
some period OF their lives Whether suffer
ing from NERVOUSNESS, dizziness, faintness,
displacement, catarrhal Inflammation Of the
lining membranes, bearing-down sensations,
or general debility, the Prescription u
reaches the origin OF the trouble and corrects
It. Guaranteed to benefit, or tho money Is
refunded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

Wien senator Hlll stated that he and
bis colleague would vote for uncondi-
tlonal repeal "rnawed by power and un-
corrupted by Federal patronage" the
thoughts Of his audience Instantly re-
verified 10 a condition. not theory.