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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
NATURE NEVER N!aeARpLY.
when We Exhaust One of Her storehouses
She Immediately Opens Another.

when We Exhaust One Of Her storehouses,
She Immediately Opens Another.
Il Is well known 10 everybody that tho
seeds OF the cotton plant were for-mnny
years regarded as waste and worthless ma
teriRl Millions OF tons OF them have been
shrown away, ard one Of the porplexltie4
Of tine cotton planter was how TO get rid Of
this enormous bulk OF stuff that had no
market value
Within peeent date, however, cotton
seed has become utilized, and instead Of
being useless II has come % be well nigh
priceless IL furnishes an oil which can be
used for mechanical purposes and Is easily
Balable as good and cheap substitute for
olive OIL From 5000, 900 to 700, 900 tons OF
seeds arc produced every year, and the
planter finds In it very fortunate addition
10 his profits.
But a stu further use has been dlscov-
cred. An English inventor recently found
way 10 convert this oil into rubber, and
large number OF factories In the United
States are making out OF it subatance
which Is likely in the near future 10 Dust
from the market the Rubber product Of the
Caribbean coast.
Nature Is never niggartlly, mud when we
clear ont onn OF her storehouses she imme-
whaling fleets 30 years ago represented one
OF our most important industries Nan
tucket and New Bedford grew rich and
prosperous, sent out scores OF vessels ON
long voyages, sometimes Of two or three
years.
But whales grew scarce, and we wondered
what would become OF ua The whaling
craft rotted at the wharves, because Il Wa
no longer profitable TO mau them. Then
some lucky fellow, digglng8 well IN Penn
sylyania, found 20 his surprise that oil gush.
ed out Instead OF water, and all the world
wondered. Other wells wern sunk, com
panies were formed and colossal fortunes
were Amassed. The whales could be dis
pensed with, for under every mans farm in
certain localities was an incxhaustiblo res.
trvoir Of tho precious fluid.
Aud now we are told that this whole
delta Of tho Mississippi Is composed OF mud
which Is valuable as . fertilizer The soil
ls rich deposit, which has been brought
by the lazy current FOR ,000 miles, Is the
gift Of every state through which the river
flows, and some years, or some generations
hence, II Will prove bonanza TO its own.
era We ship fertilizers from distant qunr.
tiers OF the globe and they ure as market
able as wheat or corn. Tho demand ia
steadily on tho increase, and it is not i'm
probable that the acres OF black loan az
the mouth Of our lor,lly river will DO
shipped for the enrichment OF northern
farms.
All this seems very odd, but at the same
time IL is very interesting. New York
Telegram.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
LITTLE ITEMS.

Tho .lcnnie Lind club will give mas
the residence Of a. -, Smith
Last might some one stole q pair Of
fine horse blankets from the hack OF
Dude Brady while he was eating sup
per-
Herbert, the 3-vear-old sou of q. r.
hlllilns, died Christmas morning The
remains were buried yesterday at Forrest
ilill, seven miles southeast of the city.
Monday night large cannon fir,
cracker exploded Boz the hnnds Of ine
Eaglcston, of the firm of Rnl and loo.
BADLY burning his left hand aud his right
leg.
Yesterday ,lohn Burns was arrested
by Officers Maddox and Ayres charged
with stealing u quilt from cOlorcd wn-
man mmcd Council on lower Main
sttect
George l., Cause, funeral director and
emhalmor, Full assortment Of under.
takers goods ON hand. Takes full charge
Of funerals aud furnishes all necessary
rcduircmcnts No. IA West Weather
ford street. Fort Worth, Texas. 1elp-
phone No, l1T
Yesterday morning the employees Of
Washer Bros presented thcIr chief clerk
l.. Gross, with a handsome silver SHAY
ing mug md brush ~ % token of remcW-
brnncc. Harry Gable nude u nice little
presentation speech, which was responde /
10 ~ Mr. Gross in accepting the presen.
tntion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
\ RrIon rnovnN rALsn.

hF NssnclHWu lFfes,
Washington, Dec. 2G.-The senate com
mittce or foreign relations tomorrow be-
gins lbs investigation into the Hawaiian
matters. II 5 presumed the inyestiga-
uonwill fake The shape of Sn inquiry Into
the conduct of Stevens at tue time of
tho revolution, and OF Rloun,. with tho
possibility of going into the question of
recognizing the provisional government:
and also an investigation as TO the regn-
larliy of Rlount's appointment
No particle Of crcdcnce is placed here
N The report FROM Buenos Ayres thar
Minister Thomas has recognized the Ia.
surEcnts as heliivorants. 1t Is Improbable
he would take such step without IN.
structiou FROM hero, aud il can be stated
with Insurance he has received no such
institutions,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

special 10 the Gazette.
Paris. Tex, Dec. 70. Intense excite
mcit prevailed IN the city this morning
when the news passed around that fht
dead body Of WIN Hooks had hcon found
in a Chinese opium Joint This sensations
81 news was first heard about 5 O'clock
aud In few minutes Rusk street IN
front Of Lee Ties ostensibe laundry was
tIrpnged with excited people eager To
learn the particulars Of tho affair.
Lying on a ragged and dirty make
shift Of a bed lay the body of Will Hons
cold and stifr Ia death, and the features
distorted as Il the end came with great
pain.
Lee Tie, the proprietor OF The place,
Mlis seen and questioned about the ansi.
Ills staicmfnt Is TO the effect that young
Hooks cnule TO the place about II o'clock
last nigh very drunk. TINT he asked him
why no didn't 20 hOnc and go 10 he'd
Hooks replied that he had n room az d
heiel but was drinking 100 much to- go
there at that time and wanted 10 10
down and sleep iitilc while first. He
says that Hooks then came INTO Tho
house and got on tho bed and Went so
About o',iock this s,ornins lee Tie
sl.2 be went TO sleep hilrsclf. When
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

The ancient Greeks used t,,,,.
other Mt meeting and parting ~
c'rejoice'). The Romans, when 49,
said, fave" (''gresting1j; on MA
vale" "remain in h,alth'D. ANON
Israelites, intimate acquaintance X.
each others hand, head and .boeli
The fashion Of uncoyering 0.e's bsss
not come into vogue before he sixtec
or seventeenth century. In NAM &
man countries it is customary ,et,,
lady's hand, whereas in rsly Als ,
tom is confined TO intimate friend, I
sian ladies rcoiprocate the hand III
gentleman, TO whom they may sla4s +
tain degree of partially BY kissin, lis'
the forehead,-LRndur and yolkanll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
RUN BY TRAMPS,
\ SMALL INDIANA TOWN OVER
AwED
BY Gang or1ramps Who Display a
Large sum OF
Money.


BY Associated Press
Hartford City, Ind, Dec. Ca baud
of tramps armed with reyolyers have
been having things their own way among
the citizens of the south end until this
afternoon, when six Of the band were
captured afer the exchange OF several
volleys. during which one Of the citizens
was shot through the leg and tramp
shot in the arm, At the point of re-.
y0lyers the gang held up man IN that
locality about noon today In q saloon.
They entered the place, called for
drinks, laid q revolver by them aud In.
undated the bystandcrs The command
OF the bar tender to put NJ their weapons
was answered by leveling guns on him
They excited suspicion by exhibiting n
well filed money sack. which was var
iously estimated TO. contain from 500 10
$1,000. The money was in silver, gold
and paper currency The leader Of the
gang escaped today. and it IL supposed
he carried the money with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

opccAil 10 ihc bNNfllcs
Dallas, Tex, Dec 2G.--IcGerson d.
Matthews a Missouri, Kansas and Tex
a. conductor, prepared a Christmas tree
last night for his littlc daughter lie
appeared on the scene arrayel iu d Santa
Claus costume. Coming IN contact with
one Of the lighted cnudles his costume
caught hro and In an instant he was
cuvclupetl IN flames Jos. W. Record
tore the garb from Matthews and that
gentleman escaped with severe burns on
hi, neck and face. Mr.. Records right
hand was severely burned The escape
Of Matthews from possible death by
Ere was almost miraculous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

PROlfTT RELIEF comes to the woman
suffering from any Of the painful disorders
and arrangements peculiar TO her sex. II she
accents the help thats offered. DR.. Pierces
Fnvorite Prescription Is the oiiP1 medicine so
certain In It's effects that II can be gugrdn-
feed. In every case, II Il doesn't benefit or
cure year money Is returned,
Beautiful women know how much they
owe TO rood health. II you wish to be beau
tifnl. keep the natural functions Of the body
In proper state and you'll be healthy.
A train Of disorders follow the derange-
u1ent Of tho womnnly functions For nervous
prostration, excitability, fainting spells, diz-
sinos5. spesms, commissions, or " hts,h this
remedy relieves and cures.
Take II when you suffer from sleepless-
ness backache and bearlng-down sensations,
for the prompt relief It imparts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
THE BIRTH CT TIE SONNET.

Beside the southern seas, in days ofald.
Once stood Apollo, with the Graccs three,
The MUSES. and their mother, Memory
In al fOurtccu-to sing The ngc OF gpld.
And first Apollo voice in music relied.
Then each 10 turn sang 10 the listening sea,
TIL Memory took up the melody,
And in her thoughtful voice the end was told.
Thus, then, was born the sonnet. Ts the lord
or all the Pigments OF % pucts btl IN.
II to its fourteen lines he can award
That order Of Apollo and bis train
The God Of Song % strike the opening chord,
While Memory cvolcs tho closing strain.
Il. ~ Benedict In New York Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

At Exford, uenr Minehead Eng i.i' !,
was formerly the custom fer uu ~. a
WAYS TO take place on Sunday NJ W. II.
sibie, the burial service being ao'7T n
into the usual afternoon sers .''..A y.
cornse, being brought into the cuu ~ b
placed in front of tic reaains ~ Il
remained there during inc go .'s n d
funeral psalms were read l iiil.s.l ~
psalms for the day, and the iap 1Sss hari
instead OF the second lesson. y s,,rit
service s'r was concluded after ihs '' sgus
and the entire congregation Wo ,,..lsa a
aily remain to the end, The e .. shout
pears 70 have fallen into al.uss
yea,s neo.-Westminster Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Daughter-That man who advert,
all the latest popular songs Tor d!
swindler.
Old Man-Eh' Didn't hosend aay.h
for your money! III report hin Is
authorities nj once
Eyes, he sent the latest popular va
just as advertised, but they were only
words. No music at all. can i
them, Of course, but | can sing them
"My dear, that man Is not uind
He is philanthropist. New I
Weekly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
THE FAIRS SECRET SERVICE
How IL Was Organized ana the Good
But Quiet " orl 1t Did.

St- I mia Cto,,,.Dor,ocr,t
-ho'V IroW'ey' young u''e'uFe' Nus
returned to the city from Chicago, where
he has been for fifteen months connected
.t.t, A.. ,,-..,,, ~. $50. 80. A.,
~, LUZ " or'u lar $50. scr ~ NJ
"i al ,,.J,,.i,i e ,s,
20, w ,,s-' ''i'@''ou anu "'iN'"s' vi 'Ne wv
. ,,....- ~. A..
WI, I. ~ VIZ, tu','" VI 'i'
W"is."H s u,u.',hi'." eIl ,'S was r Sl
H. itI "i.l ri. ="
H., gii,,' i,u.,u i'Vl'''''u i"i ",
~ Nti'."H" "yP"' '"'tuH Nus G'l!vu i"
"a nt ~; ., XXI tai, ,,,i; w, M,I t
10, snu 9'ueI IN t. ''',a loul '"g
a., ',''' M 's,''f' "Hu nu.ol'i "uu .l"pl,u
w" It"H W. 'H' pt'..gsl"u W '',"i9
,"''' '". ar w' 1iJ' T. 200 Nv Ky
"a '"o P''Ntn Hi,h CIV we
St"""'a' 'I''' MN V"IluE rom tNSIE
SUI W. VIZ LHl"u' .us'NHu' Dalsua'
lni SUN All'II'a' l"e lu'h from EhS
iH', , "y,nE iii'li. ,u' li,, W, ullu
Wv i'"'.St on lIouu".' ih'S' from nome
,,,- ~ lnuu! llsti l"ls'
va ~" eN.p'.',g "'lt'y'l9 ""u H.,''
ives ~, A"i', 'hu7 pl"uiHt '"E'nNt
~" Wlu' unu Nulcu experience WIN
uf gllnilIlAl viusS'H, una tnSH were Oh
Iu'9, !uluule Nntue 10 we Nolulhhlah eA-
'v1lHuH N"'up9h$ Nnu ltN pa'Fois'
ne 'i'n ol 'ollll ponuciu was not only
y" CU,th anu conNlgt CRIMINALS mn 20
ht'''u, '"v ,G'll.lI''iDH OF c'llHe' WIN
a., lTrWi9 VI tn"u .luu9 81 ehPI"Ees ana
w ui'lluh7 "t N'9'"t5 ~ NumiUN uy
gN 'u"l Jug success "i lll' secret service
os ,vnil ns tha h"v,iii,ri,,s, H.,
Nid,r,,. IIl,igar,o tn1 a., ,"I
day and nigbf '''"
Il We or ,,tto, i,,,,,,s,i,iii,,. o., ,.......,..
notify stealing. I'M tbe loss nj tbe
Worlds fair from this class of pilfersrs
has lnep less in nrnnort;o,, tn ,iin LIN,
of fbn cybibits and tbn ,,.o,,,d sn,,o ti,.,,,
In nm, n,crcontiic cstaLiisT,,,n,', n,,I
Tho iossas wore los. Il, ,r,,,i,.,i,,n H.,
NJ ,n,. atbor ,v,,1giti,, FttrI, I ''sm
bel5 In tbis or INV otbo. cc,,,trr lirou
tba Ceptnni,iol cyn,si,in,, IN W. INN I'M,
four robherics of any Size have banr rr.
fr.t ,,,e ti,t az ia, S,tisy -
LnJt ,,b,n St;o 6lo Il, ,,,,,,,,,,. 81
artv WINS totrn ali of witch on" ,,, ~ W.
ooverrl. nien Ina rolhnrv 81 G" NJ,
ragg,g ,bjiit i,1. W. wy"
"nntnrei and nr1nc,.,, ,St,,r, W.i' M"1
ncyt thn sid GOD ,varih Of r,,r u'| fr gnhH l
Russian exhibit by the euninvos au AZ
which wns recovered Tho LAST liz rnh.
b.rv ,vos la tl, Ntiri,,,, l,,illi,,. -.
snvcr hricl. ANA nn.iss pul'u'',E, When
Sps0O worn stoien fron, tbo Ia ,jtu' VI
Luit M, ,r,I. ,,tl p, H.. -" W
thc Silver lrds hnVr b.,, rn,,o,,. KY ~
The thieves ara In nil ''0'''''N ''''
The Worlds fair was visited by some
of The most notoI crools IN S,gi'
and os ficv fonnJ rbc ',r,,,r i' '',v N",lu;
by Chicf RonGeII ,nJ H. "'f.',.s PIy 70
m, mnst nf then, rnpf,oJ ,i,si, % nlgl'
tinus IN Stoncy IsIonI IN, 'u'iI opera
sidc thc qro,,nds yvhrr. nc,,i' Jusl on
led right aid lcft. Wbcncyrr " cri,,i to.i
was contnre6 Inv srrrst so,,.i', ~ ~, li'Illl
i, ~ 'N' ~, Wv NHt'tS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Ky Associated Press.
Washnrton. Dee. 2d.-The attention Of
the Treasury department has been called
90 the press dispatches announcing that
many Chinese who are now In Mexico
WlR cndeayOr igregulnr,y 20 cnter the
Uuitcd States. Customs officers Of the
borlers have been ordered 10 be especially
Niulaut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Special 10 tbe Gazette
Galveston, ToX., Dec a-FrIm all
those in position 10 know TWINS learned
today that the Gulf, Colorado and Santa q
railway company was in y rf,c Is
Solvent condition and would 10 ga any
wise be effected by tho Atchisou, Topeka
aud Santa Fo tecoiyorshiN Checks are
now fe'ng mude out by the Gulf Colorado
aud SANTA F'c companv und la q few DAYS
all Of its employees w 1r paid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

In the geological triassicporiodthseI
necticut river valley and perhaps
whole eastern portion Of what snT
North American continent was lnl-s
by gigantic species Of two andl'znl
ed reptlles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Dentists arc great users Of costly met
ais, Besides gold for stoppiugs, two sew.
enths Of the worlds consumption Of plat.
innm Is employed by them In making tho
wires by which the artificial teeth are
rmly fastened TO plate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

There win be a meeting Of the Colum-
bian Guild tonight at tho onloe OF W. K,
Sanuer IN the opera hO Sc blocl; at 7,30 to
complete the organization and for the in
stulatlon Of officers aud to initiate several
new candidates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

q great gift to any man no m,,;.. !
may he the sphere in which n NV
All appreciate the presence d Az
temper, a happy spirit and aisaE, o,a1
manner-Rev. w. 6. Thrall ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

he heirs OF Dumas, pore, ars still en-
ioying an income Of about s. 600 a year
nom the sale Of his novels, OF which lie
wrote ahont 800. Two or three furnish
)st Of the revenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
GAZETTE ADvrRrIsrns

While the Gazette deeply appreciates
The lioeralty of its advertisers, it has
become necessary to cal attention 10 the
rule that hereafter all those who desire
to use page win be required to hand
in their copy AT least one day IN advance
Of the date It IS to appear. Copy for
half-page Advertisements must be in tho
counting room by l. o'clock. noon. No
sayerIlslng copy VIII DO taken later than
published. =" ~ "
Sept. 30, 1893. Az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Us Associated frUss.
san francisco. cal, nec. .N--tii,ass earn.
ings " Tho Southern fariur for the Year
enhng October - last were SEA. i;f1Uip.
S2Jl 100 less than during The previous year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.


Chicago, M, Dec. 20 Receivers Rcin
hnrt McCook and Wilson, of the Atch
son. were today appointed receivers fol
thnt para Of The syeicm east of the Mis-
souri, river The appointment was made
by Judge Grosscup of the Federal court
The bill IN answer tu which The re
crtycrs were appointed is identical witt
that filed ut Little Rock Saturday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

The lnrgest magnet in The wofld =
Willet's Point, y. Y. IT is made q Y
condemned dahlgren guns, eaeheil9 u
calibr, wound'with eight miles q n
cable and charged with electricity
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

by Associated ir"Ss,
Denver COL Dec 20. Receiver rrum.
bull Of the Denver and Gulf today APP.
pointed A T.. Parker auditor Franz
Scmpc will he appointed general pas.
seugor agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

IN the average ancient Romnn house,
fastening usually consisted ofa boltpls'
at the base Of each half door 80 ms
might be pushed into a socket made u
sill To receive II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Indigestion, aud stomach disoriers take
a.. niiutNNiS IRON Bi1viH.sts.
Az dcaierl kecn L. a per hcfllc. Genuine has
-'a1s'mark AID csoslSd led lluss % wSapp,E
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Only SIS for solid oak bedroom suite
Worlds Fair Furniture store ~ llous.
ton strrot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
ONLY ela.
BY Associated Press.

Coleyyine, tas, Dec 9a-Tho train rob.
ler ul Scmiu, SUNDAY n sht got nothing
o mo q. y 1ss ear Tue only thug tn
tbs NJ was package OF plated jewelry Of
small Nllje.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

u was a very ordinary beginning for n
snow storm. but Just Tho saine. Il Was
~ yh1ouKn 70 START q lun on the aldeat
Washington Star
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

Not lhss than 1900 people ,,or,. ,,.,,,..., 4.
efiih W she crowds Nfiirh rathere.i M H.,
,rie nsril "a celebration ~ he nin-ri-.,. nf
A'u'H NJ VI traace, June =. 1910.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

The calm philosophy Of the orlenia
epitomized in this Persian proyerb Ey
timid, nervous woman should write I
letters of fire upon her nienuiyi ION
days You need not be anxious about :
life-the appointed day and The Ut
pointed
On the first neither balm nor physician
save.
Nor thee, on the second, the universe slay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

During the year senllnf igI,b a.iis pe
American railroads. nave NJ, 49,
Sons ana crlpltei 2OJo others
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

The only source q ih ,belr ba.i-
the rain that falls wi,hn al nsr yea.
which averages forty inehts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
OUTDOOR sponr.

Hunting clothing. camp chairs. cots
and ients at Anlnrson's gun homo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
The Gazett'eS
Worlds Fair
Views g 3
Are the Best
ISSUED by tho publishers Of the celebrated
Sioddard Portfolios, end identical in size
and style with those gems Of art.
Series NO. =,
Series Mo. =,

For which coupon win be printed in the
next issue Of the SUNDAY GAZETTE,
contains the following illustrations
A Glimpse Of The Court Of Honor,
Gateway 10 Sylvan Scenes,
Among Aboriginal EnbIems,
North eleclr Fountain,
Embl6maic Statue Of California,
Adjoining the Grand Basin
Entrance 10 the Fisheries Arcade
A Peep at the Great Dome
Summit Of tho Water Gale,
Eastern Portal oil Machinery Hail.
Front Of The MaoMonnles Fountain,
The Nina and P,nia al their Landing,
Statue Representing The French Republic,
A Magnificent Bill OF Decoration,
A View tho Ferris Wieel,
Eastern End oil Mach merry Hall.
Clip coupon from the SUNDAY GA
ZETrE or DECEMBER 3Ist and
send or bring to the Gazette, with Ave two
cent stamps, aud you will get series No ..
II you neglected 10 clip the coupon for
Series No you can got that BY the remit
lance Of % cents to the Gazette.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-06

Two little girls, Gertrude and Ethel
Hedger, who are wards in chancery
and heiresses to 500, 600 each, were
recently arraigned as vagrants in a
London police court. Their fortunes
are so securely locked up in chancery
that by no process of law can any OF
the money be obtained until the chill
dren are of age, They are Mt present
practically destitute, and unable to
procure decent surroundings, clothing
or education.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-06

you loved and married--Eva Chesney.
Your daughter found it few days ago
among some old letters and papers in
the attic closet.
The squire looked over the faded
and torn sheet as one in a dream.
81 would not have believed that
could ever have written in style such
as this" he said, in strangely sub
dued voice.
''And yet you were devoted h us
band and made your wife happy
woman"
He read the letter through, and n
moisture gathered in his eyes.
''We are apt to forget-apt to for
get !" he muttered, as he refolded it.
Just then Eva entered the room.
81 must put away my work, " she
said, apologetically, and there were
traces of tears in her eyes.
Her father put out his hand, and
drew her gently to her former seat.
SIT down, dear, and finish your
ribbons. l will take you over to
the Rivertons' this evening"
And Eva never knew until after her
marriage to Jack Riverton what had
caused so sudden change in her
fathers views and sentiments in regard
to that subject.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-06
SWING HIGH AND SWING LOW

SWING HIGH AND SWING LOW.
Swing high and swing low, while tho breezes
they blow
It's off for sailor thy father would go
And it's here in the harbor, in sight of the
sea,
He hath left his wee babe with my song
and with me:
"Swing high and swing low
While the breezes they blow
Swing high and swing low, while the breezes
they blow
It's oh for the waiting as weary days go!
And it's oh for tho heartache that smiteth
me when
I sing my song over and over again:
"Swing high and swing low,
While tho breezes they blow" !"
''Swing high and swing low'-the sea singeth
so,
And 1t waileth anon in its eup and its flow;
And sleeper sleeps on to that song of the
sea,
Nor recketh he ever of mine or of me!
"Swing high and swing low,
While the breezes they blow
Twas of for sailor thy father wo Id go -
Eugene Field, In Chicago Herald.