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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27
Royal Baking Powder.
THE GOVERNMENT TESTS
TARI IsH RE ARcnI IrTE cIIQEplORIIX

THE GOVERNMENT TESTS
ESTABLISH ITS ABSOLUTE SUPERIORITY.
lDaf4yyes ~ laxst o@sai y. s. Government Report os-BasIng
Powders. D<payfmeaf Of Agriculture, Bulletin y, Page 59a)
Royal Is placed first of the cream of tartar
powders. actual strength, 1906 cubic inches of
leavening gas per ounce Of powder.
Every other powder tested exhibited a much
lower strength than the Royal. the average
being 81 per cent. less.
Every other powder likewise showed the
presence of alum or sulphuric acid.
The claim that this report shows any other powder of su.
perior strength or purity has been denounced as a falsehood
BY the Government officers who made the tests.
Avoid AL baking powders sold with a gift
a prize, or at a lower price than the Royal,
- they invariably contain alum, lime or sui
phnzic acid, and render the food unwholesome.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

Cann,s Kidney Cure for
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, BrlGht's,
Heart Urinary or Liver Diseases, Nerv..
Dusness, 40. Cure guaranteed. ~
Arch Street, Philad'a. II . bottle
Tor %, or druggist. 1000 certificates q
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

Fatigue caused by brain work, says
Professor Mosso, Of Turin, acts as a
poison which affects all the organs. es-
pecialIy the muscular system. The
blood Of dogs Satigued by long racing,
whom injected into othsr dogs, no kss
tAsn exhibit all ths ynptoms Of L.
tkGnA
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

A resident Of Albany, Ga, claims t.
nave seen RECENTLY q flock Of ak.
teen Wild turkeys In an intoxicated
condition,
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

1t has been discovered that draftA,
oils or exchange and promissory notes
were In . among the ancient Babylon.
L ling 49, .--.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

The largest orchard 10 the State OF
Kansas is that belonging to Judge Well
house. 1t is located near fremont and
comprises 1918 acres.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

"That unrivailed complexion" said q pronf
cent New Yorker, alludlng to lady acquatut.
ance. .sas the result Of using Garfe!d I ca"
New York City.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

The mother OF . murdered man
sleeps, but the mother OF . murderer
remains awake.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

Maid Marian-What q ridiculous
figure you cut In the park yesterday
Maud Muller--Oh, did /? I'm truly
sorry; I'm sure I'd have spoken II "a
seen you-Truth
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27
Rupture cure guaranfeed b

RuptuFe cure guaranteed b
Or. J. B. Mayer, SS1 Arch St, Phil's.
Pa. Ease at once. no operation or de-
lay from business, attested BY thou
uands Of cures after others fall, advics
Tree, send for circular.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

Society establishes an uneven mora.
standard, demands an equal obser gsnce
and casts out the woman who descends
10 mans level.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

when'a mans hoping powers are
gone he should seek the cemetery-and
find 1t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27

uood,s Pnis cure OonstipAtlon.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-27
THE GRIP

Left me In a terribly weak conditioht my
healiii nearly wrecked Ny appetite was al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
TlIAr COMPROMISE.


WASHINGTON, sept. 30 -tSpecial)
The compromise mentioned In these
dispatches last night has not got amount.
ed to anything. a senator who saw the
dresden; to-day tells The Gazette cor.
respondent that Cleveland Is just as
firmly for unconditional repeal as ever,
md has no Idea OF compromise. lie
feels that tlrs honor OF bis administration
Is involved. He called congress here to
do a single piece Of WORK aud relieve the
panic-stricken country. lie cited IN his
message tha quickest way 10 this end,
lie desired prompt action rs well as re-.
peal. lie thinks that Democratic con
gr'ss ought 10 trust his administration
enough 10 believe its promises of inir
treatment for silver and the whole now
system after the FIRST single action Is
taken, He thinks that the refusal OF
Democrats In tho senate 10 trust In his
promises "a an assault on the Qdnlnistrn-
sion's honesty OF purpose which can only
be met with firm determination to
carry out ita first proposition, Nevcrthc-
less the comnromlse Plan ~ still ut work,
Their, Is conference at Mr. Car,lsiea
house tonight on the guhiect, Interest
in the subject here Is intense, but material
development " slow with not much Op-
parent hops for the neutral observer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.--In the
HOUSE this morning MIR. Saycrs of Texas
thAirman of the committee ON npproprin
tons. presented hill 90 extend The time
Tor the completion of the work of the
eleventh census until June, IA, 1871.
Passed without objection.
Debate on the Tucker hin was no.
sumed, MIR. Patterson OF Tcnnessec tat.
ing the tloor In support of the measure
IL was as impossible To stir up falrleidal
strife now, he said, by Netting Inc nor
tOrs OF the late civil was a.
Il would be by rccuunting the history
u the war " the Roses Tho grrat,st ,a.
hmily that ever happened 10 a free
people was the assassination Of Lincoln
iiad ne hNcu and been permitted to
carry out his policy, there would have
been peace and prosperity IN die south
twenty-five years agO. The rNcitemeni
ana hate ongenlond By lincohs asst..
sinatlOn madc II possible for nnbitious
Republican leaders To placp tbclr hooi
on the neck OF tho south. The rc1oo'
structson legislation was passed and ibu
soNetelkhty OF The states was gone-the
Southern staics were conquered tprritor,
Camp followers ami carppt,b aeser.
rushed ~. Southern lcatlers wore dr.
prtyod Of any Nuice IN lhs government
and over S9uO,OO0.uOu was hpnpnd ontn
the debt Of the southern stotes In n
Few years. Ruin, devastation, fraud anil
corruption reigned supreme.
MIR, McNaul OF Massachusetts fol.
lowed in opposition.
MIR. McNaggy OF Indiana followed n,
support of the measure. He dnimeJ
the whole question OF Federal suporyis,
prossive. W
MIR. Dewitt Warner OF Now York ne,t
took tho hoor In support VI the measure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
WANT SETH MILLS.

WACO, Tex, Sept. S0.--(Special)-
The statement in Tie Gazette's Washing
ton special Tuesday, 10 the. effect that
REPRESENTATIVE Seth Mills of McLenn IN
county Is not an unlikely appolntcc for
the Internal revenue collectorship for
the Austin district, has created much
interest Ia this city. His name had not
been mentioned IN connection with the
appointment aud the news from Wash
ington was a surprise, MIR, Mills is eX-
trcmely popular and has hosts of friends
in both wings OF Democracy who VIII
note his appointment with approval.
II is understood that Congressman
pendleton is pushing Mills for the place
and Wacoites, who have come 10 credit
the congressman with usual diligence
and success in the matter of securing
offices for his constituents, are much iuclin
cd to the opinion that he will land his
favorite a winner, and this opinion Is
strengthened by the fact that Senator
Coke and Congressman Sayers cannot
agree upOm a candidate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
LITTLE ITEMS.


Fan and Writer opening of millinery
j. NJ, Rcagan's.
iIandscmest millinery display in the
city ~ j. NJ Reagaus Opening day.
Wednesday. All Houston street.
Two nice gentle family ponies. also
one single phaetou. nearly new. left for
sale at NARROW Bros, livery stable.
Ladies Of Fort Worth should see the
fan aud winter novelties at j, NJ Reu-
cams, Opening day. next Wednesday.
Yesterday afternoon while Ernest
kriise was praodcing on the horizontal
bar at the " NJ G, A. gymnasium. the
bar gave way aud he landed on the floor
on his head. He remained unconscious
for some twenty-five minutes
Last night Assistant Fire Chief Mat.
kin, In going TO the IRE on his horse,
ran over a man named John Guggolic.
who was attempting 10 cross the street.
Mr. Gugyoohc WIS slightly bruised. but
not seriouly injured,
George L. Cause. funeral director and
embnlmer. Fol- assortment Of under
takers goods on hand, Takes full charge
requirements. No. 3lt West Weather
ford street, Fort Worth. Tex. Tele-
phone No, l5T.
A sneak thief entered the room Of
John Il. Hawlcy and Chas, Hard nisht
before last pr yesterday, while they
were sleeping, and extracted Sss1 froa,
Hawley's clothes and 50 from Hands
The noon Vas entered by means of a
Skeleton key as u was securely locked
when they riifed and WAS locked when
they awOkc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
oorpERAs covE NEWS

COPPERAS COVE. Tex, Sept 30,
Especial. )-rhree ears of range. cattle
We're shipped from here yesterday by
the well-known catileman. Ed Harmon
to the Daggett ranch near Fort Worth.
for feeding and better water facilities
before finally eonsigning them to Chicago
aud 81. Louis
The glorious rain which fell here has
been the subject Of great rejoicing al
through this section Of the state. "
will stop cotton picking for a few days,
but was not heavy enough to leave stock
water ON the range.
The Gazette is to be congratulated on
having placed Il. G.. Scnter as rs ehlet
to be ably assisted by Mrs. Walton.
The mantle OF Journalism Of the noble
Malone could have fallen on no more
worthler shoulders, and Wherever the
interests of Texas ana Fort Worth
are concerned. there they will always
be in the lead, working for its upbuild-
Ing and prosperity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
DAVIS Ar ABILENE,

ABILENE. Tex, Sept. tSpecidl9
Cyclone Jim Davis addressed an audi
ence of about 700 at the old tabernaele
last night. lie was the last speaker of
the four days I'opulist meeting, which
was TO have been Il camp meeting. lie
spoke Of the platform of the Populists,
their needs and demands and was lis
.lpuu 5p 80 uouuonu doap VHM OF pSpu5l
cncc. IL not In all eases with perfect
concurrence. He iuyeighed against
both the old parties, aud showed 10 the
full satisfaction Of the Third party PEG
pie there that the only way 10 reform
PARTY candidates 10 public office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
TESTING AAIlcNs ouRE.

CLEVELAND, o., sept. so.-rbe
physicians appointed by the press OF
this caty to report on the public dem.
onstraton OF the Amlck treatment, which
has been in progress here for the past
two months states that OF the ten con.
sumptircs one died. thiSe are apparently
cured, being now free from all syinp-
toms OF the disease; four show marked
Improvement aud two a slight galn The
gfeateat increase Ia weight was three
pounds IN four days. lhr dnmonsira,
tlou has not UT ended. although Dr.. Il
II. Sturgen admitted tonight that tho
treatment had already accomnlishcj
moro than the Cincinnati dlseovcrer
claimed IL would, Thirty or mon local
ply sicians are testing the treatment NTH
outfits q mcdiclne such az DR.. Amlci;
Il distributing 10 doctors everywhere
but this Is morn TO show their patients
what the treatment will do Tor zach az
them. The majority Of the profesSion
interviewed evidently believe Anick. I'M
iaany u them accuse him Of Violating
the nde.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
PATTERSON ON SUFFRAGE.

WASHINGTON, Sept 3O.-The fea.
ture Of the house debate today was the
speech Of Representative Patterson of
Tennessee.
With a frankness and boldness that at
tNcted the attention OF Democrats and
Republicans alike, he reviewed the his
tory of the reconstruction period and the
struggle Of the white men in the South
TO regain control Of the state after the
war. lie admitted that violence aud ~
fraud might have been used, but he
asserted the Anglo-SaxOn race was In
the nature Of things certain to win event
nally 10 the race contest
He made o fiery denunciation Of the
policy OF the Republican party. He
said the alternative forced on the South
ern people was the most awful In the
history Of the Angl0.SaNon race In the
South. by these election measures
said be. addressing the Republicans,
You draw the color line, you force all
white men, protrctionists or free trad
ers, into defense Of that other over
Swallowing doctrine That the white man
shall rule
The time will never come" he CON
tlnued, when the negroes can be or.
ganlzed by political party to again
democratic npplauseJ
One after another Republican leaders,
Cannon, Burrows aud Henderson crossed
swords with the 1'rnnesscrnn, but with
skill and craft he parted their thrusts
As b proceeded 10 discuss the efficacy
OF the Australian ballot system as u
means of purifying the ballot, General
Henderson shouted; what good will
the Australian ballot do II you stand
here insisting the Caucasian should and
win rulcY'
"Civilizaton." replied MIR. Patterson.
'is not the work Of day or year. Ii
requires time 10 make an Enslishmnn,
lrishman, German or an American. You
eau not ciyilze the negro In genera
tion so as to III him for government"
Would you be willing to reduce rep.
resentation by limiting the sutlrngcI'
asked Mr.. Dnlzpll Of Pennsylvania
II would he willing" replied Mr.. Pat
tersun. einphntralY, "to place the stand
ard Of Intelligence upon every voter and
let those states having the highest de-
greo Of intelligence have the largest
representation, II the Republican party
had pursued the policy blnzcd by Lin
coin 10 his letter 10 Governor Kent Of
limited suffrage for the negro. Il would
have been vastly better for the negro
and for every section OF country. The
government il the only agency. Why
set one agency to watch nnOthprI | he
lieve u " Illegal aud contrary to the gen
lus Of orr iuafitutiOus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
GORRELL HEARD FROM.
HE DENIES HAVING ANYTHING
TO DO WITH THE CRIME
Which He is Charged with---The
State Department at Washington
is Investigating the Matter---oor-
rell's Letter to Gazette Man.

LAREDO, Tex, Sept. 30.-CSpecial.)
Your correspondent has been forwarded
the following autograph letter from MIR.
f. l.. Correll, now in the Nueyo Leon,
Mexico, state penitentiary, charged, in
company with one NJ IL. Belch, another
American, with assaulting, in broad day.
light at his place of business for the
purpose OF robbery, jew pawnbroker
by the name of Buckner, whose place OF
business is one OF the prominent streets
Of Monterey, the large and gay capital
of the Mexican state of Nueyo Leon.
Monterey, Sept. ~
In view of The fact that so many con-
flicting reports have gone from here 10
newspapers all over Texas and from
them copied into many OF the United
States dailies, | wish TO make Il plain
statement over my own signature, will
not report any facts that have not al
ready appeared, but simply hope To reach
my friends ia this way, to whom | can-
not write. l deny the charge of nt-
tempted assault aud robbery. | went to
the place OF Mr.. Buckner for the pnr,
pose ~ closing d trade with him. we
had talked over few days before Mr.
Belch accompanied me, having also been
with me ON The previous visit. During q
conversation between Buckner and
Belch, soon after cur entering, some
hasty and rough words We're passed,
and upon Buckher using an insulting
term, Belch hogan TO hit him and con,
tinued until the results were fonnd by the
police. l deny striking the man at all.
We were arrested aud inlprisond and
have been confined eter since. but TIA,
judge and all IN authority have been
very Kind to me. showing every pos
sihle attention. II IS my hope TO provo
my innocucc On trial
led CORREI.I.."
In view Of the fact that this had
already become a cause celebre, as
Air. Corell Is prominently connected and
We'll known throughout Texas. and Inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
wAXAHACnIE BUDGET.

WNXAIIACHtE, Tex. Sept. 30,
lecturer of the Farmer5' Alliance. spoke
here today His speech was n fair con
scryative exposition of the Pcpulist, de
mands, and was well received by both
Democrats aud Populists.
The Waxaliachlc Grain and Implement
company WAS today closed by nttachnent,
levied by the Citizens National bank.
The claim upon which the attachment
was based, we understand, was large
one
DR.. Fred Gerh of Rockport was In
town today and reports that over two
thirds of the amount necessary TO get
deep water there has been raised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
GRoEsBEcK NEWS.

GRoESBECK. Tex. Sept. 30.-tSpe-
cial.l-Ilndcr the persuasive and devout
eloluence % Brother Sid Williams many
hardened and persistent sinners have
been induced to quit their evil ways
aud are now praying In puh.ic. Thirty
i've have Joined the Bnp;ist church.
and some thirty odd will attach them
selves 10 other churches. Church re
vivcd aud great work in store for the
lord
More than half the cotton has been
gathered. Cotton seed is selling for
SIS per ton.
The county fair opens next Wedncs-
day. Farmers generally appear inter
csted. Many fine animals have already
arrived aud the races will be of the
heat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
THE 7. ?. AS.
ST. Louis is Hardly Large Enough 70
Hold Them nlI---5OOO Present.

ST. LOUIS. No., Sept. so. st. louis
Is scarcely large enough 10 hold the n
J., A. tonight To the number OF 5000 they
gathered here from all directions 60 ceie.
brate their annual holiday ia conjunction
with the ST. Louis exposition. After march,
lag through the streets, which We're IS.
pcclally illuminated In their honor. they
proceeded 10 music hall, where they were
welcomed by the mayor Thty were then
e9dsessed by yenrrsssnan W, j. Bryan
exposition Of American citizenship" In u
speech Of an hours dunalion. Al Its CON
elusion, the travellers SEPARATED, each 70
follow Ills own benz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
SPORTING.
DALLAS ruGlLlsrs.

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. -tpecinl.)-
Az the rooms of the Dallas Athletic as
ISOLATION tonight John O'Leary OF Michi.
gan bcstcd Frank Lubergne Of Denver in
seven rounds. II was tame affair and
excited hut little enthusiasm. j. n. Ran.
dOlph refereed the mill
rattllng contest took place at the
Cyclone hall club house, on Main street.
betwecn Bob Morgan and Frank Mud.
get, The men were evenly matched and
each PIT M a hard tight Morgan was
worsted In the fourth round by d knock
out blow and Referee D. J. kenuey gayu
the fight to Midget About 800 persons.
representing all classes OF society. We're
present, THIS contest was one of thy
best from a pugilistio standpoint, that
haa ever taken place In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
rnn SILVER QUESTION.

VASuTNCTnN s.nt aO ..rhe leading
, ''..l
penoefale senators Who nave peeh Try
lug for the last forty-elght hours 10
arrangc terms OF compromise on the Al.
''r q"'A''oh 'i'"' "u"'" w "'''p'"',c
encountered very determined obstacle
today when they approached the Repui-
H. .u,... ,,,, ,,t, I,,y, tkrs f,.
IVAN "i'''s'''', '"s,'' Wv "''V ''"' 90,
heen acting Win tue Democratic repeal
forces The Republicans simply declare
tha, thcrs Il "a, rnnmon prhnn5 NM,
:, -
Mhich ihey could aet with tue Delho'
Gratis longer II unconditional repeal was
abandoned Whom II cntno Ia neqotln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
ooopnn.s REsoLurloN.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 49, Represen.
tative y. u, Cooper OF Te1as, today
presented the following Joint resolution.
which was referred to The ways and
means committee:
Whereas, Ia the enactr,ent Of ali
laws the VIII q majority suould control.
among the coneressmcn " the tinltad
States now assembled In legislative M,
sion as 70 the viii " the people upou
the question Of coltrge Of money nv the
lnlted States, therefore, be II ressl,aS
that the governors Of the sescral states he
fes,peetly requested TO cause 10 be
statss ~ the FIRST Tuesday n Nosemhsr
next for the purp0se Of ascertnipina a.
Will 81 iho people upon the question ~
coinage Of money BY tho United Sts,st
snn such election those III favor a
sfee oolnAge. both goid and silver, with.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
LAroNIA RACES.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept 3O.-The La
ionia meeting will, IL Is decided, he closed
saturday next.
First race-Three quarters mile. Elya
won, Sir Peter. second; Elizabeth third
Time, l;2O.
Second race One mile. Anna won.
Marion G., second, Pearl y. third. Time
/ ~ 10
Third race-Dcclared of
Fourth ruce-One mile Pearl NSong
won Ganelon second, Tilst third, Time,
SO u.
FiG,h race.-Fdve furl1ngs Strathel
won, Froutman second, Hampton third.
Time los.
Sixth race-Three- quarters mile. The
Spaninrd won. Clinde g second, Muf-
Her third. Time, 1:19 Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

further fact that the matter IA
taken UP by the state deprpsl
Washington. II may he Of greai illoil
TO know what the Mexican law M.
crimes of the character of viii ~ y.
aud Belch are charged IS In -
TO nm order from the state def1ti
Counsul-Gpncral Donuelly LETT ~
quarters in New Laredo for W.
TO investigate the case.
The following IS the law; Assam
out danger to life whe-e tue IN
ed recoyers In less thnn fifteen CIV
punished by Imprisonment up Y
months an' fine up TO 500. IN Us
class of assaults whore The recp',s1
not within fifteen days the peh-3
two 10 eighteen months ilnpn.e,M
without fine, Assault where ne s3
by endangered, has the penalty =.
years Imprisonment, while lni IN
has the penalty Of death. but u mSl
eide be less aggravated but no. XII
BILE, then the imprisonment u ~. y
To twelve years. An assault resVs
wounds with clear intention w
though unsuccessful therein, Is iwrii
meut for from twothirlS 70 VA
fourths of the time specified for W.,
BILE homicides. Robbery In an lhl.
house by two or more persons
one or more persons with arms :
prisonmeni for five years. 80
An attempt themat,. though XXI a
full, and with or without Wour
owner Of the persons. Is lwslH'
Of the five years specified lasln
Thus II will be seen that A. pe
has entirely recovered from the y
he received 10 the alleged ave- l.
robbery upon him. Correll and ~ II
in no dnnger Of forfeitine hes =
over the crime which they may
not be guilty OF, Therefore, ins
throughout the uuited states W.
feel any extraordinary uneaanes :, i,
the prisoners lives while thsy = 9
charge Of the Mexican governins'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
Races.
SAN ANGELO SPORTS.

SAN ANGELO. rcx.. Sept. 3u.-,sp,-
ciall The Concho Valley Fair assoc,a.
ton closed their annual meeting here To-
day The following races were run 10.
FIRST nce-Quarter mile dash, free for
N' purse SlV0: four cntries; one horse
excused on track three starters Tr1v.
e'er won, Lcgs second. Tune. ~.
Second -Thrue-minutc trot. mrs,
Nl2oi three eati,os Gussev d won
GupS u allowed second money with iva
hhc9is as second, Time, 2.4S 24a is.
Third race-F0ur and one-half fur.
nmnss' special 80. Swagllater won, Dead
Cattle ropiug special, h. Cnm,uir,,s
won, time LII IL; Lee MAYS seeml.
time, ll7 ii. SeN''u