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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24

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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
Making a Name for Himself.

The man had been away from his
native town for five years, and when
he came to visit the old place again
he was quite anxious TO hear about
the people he had known. After
many questions he came to the sub
ject Of those who had gone away
about the time he did.
where's Henry Bilker?" he asked.
Henry left three months before
did. didn't take much stock in
him, but when he went West he said
he would make G name for himself,
and | hope he did"
That's just what he did," replied
his companion.
well, well. | never would have
thought it. How did he do FTP"
Signed it to Il check. | don't
know whose name Henry took, but il
was good for $500 and Henry is nov
on his third Fearin the penitentiary. =
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products tc
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its prcsendng
in the form most acceptable and pleas
:ant;tO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
lispelling colds, headaches and feNeN
and permanently curing constipation.
1t las given satisfaction to milliOnsan1
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
,ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
COlOnly, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
BALzAC'S METHODS.
PecullarIties Under Which an &c
centric Author Wrote.

Pecullarlties Under Which an &c
centric Author Wrote.
Balzac's method OF working was &C.
centric. When be had well considered
the subject upon which be proposed 10
write he would cover some thirty or
forty pages with ideas ami phrases.
These he would send 10 the printer,
who returned proof sheets pasted upon
large sheets Of paper Inc work was
then corrected. On the secoua reading
the forty pages grew to a hundred,
and so on, while on the proof sheets
new lines would start from the begin
ming, middle, or end OF phrase; and
if the margins were insufficient other
sheets were added, until at last the
work was satisfactorily completed. A
specimen OF Balzac's proof has the
appearance OF a geographical map with
its rivers, estuaries, and lakes: or per-
hnps it even more closely resembles
complicated railway system in which
, the lines cross and recross each other
ina manner that would almost bewilder
Bradshaw.
The most graphic description OF this
realist at work is to be found In an
article in the Figaro OF December Is,
1887, called 1.-The Misfortunes and Ad-
ventures Of Caesar Birottsau Before his
Birth" 1t would appear that Figaro
promised the book for December ID,
aid Baizac only began II on November
H. The printing press was prepared.
Balzac Immediately sent in 200 sheets.
"scribbled" ia Ave nights OF fever.
Every one knows how he writes says
Figaro. at was IN outline, chaos
an apocalypse, 8 Hindu poem.
The time was short; no one could
make head or tail OF the writing, bu
it was transPOsed as nearly as possible
into familiar signs The author sen
back the first two proofs pasted OF
enormous placards. IL Was frightful
From e;Gsh sign, from each printed
word, shot pen stroke, gliding like
skyrocket and bursting az the extrem
iiy OF = luminous fire Of phrases, cpl
theiS, substartives, underlined
crossed, iutermingled, erased, an
superposed. Its appearance was sim
ply dazzling. - The Office wa
far from gay. The y pesetters bea
their breasts, the presses groaned, tn
proofreaders tore their hair" III
proofs were sent back seven consecu
tive times; ard then a "few SYMPTOM
o. excellent French" appeared, an
there was observed a connection bt
tween the phrases; but the day-th
18th OF Dece mber-was fast spproct
ing, and 1t was felt that the boo
would never appear But Bslzac an
Figaro kept their word with the pull
lie ard Cesar Birotteau" saw tn
light on the date agreed upon. II wa
composed. written and corrected tiftee
times by the author in twenty days
In letter in which he speaks OF a
attack Of neuralgia he says: IL wrot
Cesar Blrotteaui with my feet
mustard; ] am now writing Les Pay
sans with my head in opium"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13

A Tacoma Dramatic Critic In
dulges In Sarcasm Of the Gut
tlngest" Kind.
About 3 o'clock yesterday aft eruoon
large load Of soft symmetrical saw
dust was delivered at the back door Of
the Tocoma theatre by local sawmill
man, says a writer in the Ledger o.
that town. Whether or not this had
anything TO do with the improved ap-
pearance OF the girls in the perform
ance OI 1.-The Queens Mate" last night
cannot be definitely stated At any
rate, fewer Of the chorus seemed to be
wearing their Limbs upside down, so
that they were bigger ut the bottoms
than at the top, a condition OF thing
painfully apparent the previous even
ing
The genial manager has also per-
suaded four OF the girls to wear gulta
peneha buttons on their elbows to
avoid scratching the paint of the new
scenery. OF course, this innovation
makes 1t rather unpleasant for the
girls at first but they will get used 10
it
This climate IS not at all favorable
for chorus girls. The constant drizzle
and fog necessitates the wearing Of
macintosbes and rubber boots on their
voices while travelling TO and from the
theatre This is very annoying 10 the
girl who has been in the habit Of wear
ing her voice decollete. but then per-
sonal comfort must give way TO pro-
iesslona interest when the occasion
demands it One rash girl neglected
to wrap up her yocalizer before leaving
the hotel The result OF it was she
stood so long By the radiltor drying
her voice that she delayed the per-
Torrance eileen minutes and was fined
for want OF tact
Another change which Mr.. Hanna
was compelled 10 make in the chorus
was in regard to cheek painting and
granting. On the opening night the
brilliant sulphurino in the proscenium
valance did not CLINT with all the
glitter OF which it was capable under
favorable circumstances Last night,
however, the girls were requested to
tone down their facial tints and leave
oil the printing coat. 1t was done am
the sulphurino blazei forth with all
the splendor Of an Italian sunset. No
prcscenium arch. no matter how gor-
geous it may be, can compete with the
head end OF punched chorus which
looks like an exploded vermilion
factory.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
OF His Beat.

The prisoner at the bar was a sight
10 behold, and the officer who had
been the cause Of all his cuts and
bruises was standing by. The judge
Was disposed to be easy on the Of
lander.
HUm-er," ne laid thoughtfully.
1t seems to me. officer. that YOU
we've of your beat last night when
you tackled this man"
No. your honor, ! was not" re-
pliA6 the officer.
"No9" and the judge looked severe.
''Then how did it happen that you
left whole bone in his body?"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
Their stories Didn't Arree,

at is funny how quick some poo
pie will change their minds when
gthey get on The witness stand TO tes-
'tify," said special officer who had
brought a prisoner into the central
station for a hearing and who had
been discharged on the ground that
there was not sufficient testimony to
ihold him.
why" said the special, "both of
those witnesses who were on the
stand told me positively that they
saw the prisoner take the goods, yet
when placed on the stand they ties
titled hey were not sure, but theaght
the prisoner was the man.
That is the way we lose many a
good case. "-Philadelphia Call
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
When Lightning strikes sand.

A fuigurite is formed by bolt OF
lightning. A geobgist gives this
equalization -WheR g bolt OF light
ming strikes he'd ,0t sand it plunges
downward int0 the sand for dis
lance. less or greater, transforming
simultaneously into glass the silica
in the material Through which ii
passes. Thus, BY its great heat, it
forms at onee a glass tube OF pre-
cisely its own size. Now and then
such a tube is found and dug up.
Fulgurites have been followed into
the sand by eXesSatidfs for nearly
thirty feet They wary in interior
diameter from the size,Hf a quill 20
three inches OF more, according to
the bore OF the fash"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
public square ard took part in the al
ministration.

public square ard took part ia the al
ministration.
''In 1879 the Genoese and the Vene-
tians, who controlled the seas, began
to fight each other furiously and COM
pletely demoralized one anothsr."-
Here it may be we'll to remark that
Gontran had before departing for
Cometa street. bought a Baedeker
guide.
"By the way; have found my En-
glish girl of the steamer at Genoa.
We. live in the same hotel, and she is
accompanied by an uncle with long
whiskers and two cousins with pointed
teeth. / have been told that she be-
longs to one Of the richest families Of
Cambridge The day after my arrival
] began the attack. In love, / never
waste time. A maid, generously
bribed. has promised to convey to Miss
Arabella this is her name) a note, the
triumphant result of which under
taking I patiently await"
When Gontran wrote these sweet
words he had just dictated the items
of his washing-list to his washer
woman, whose photography had deeply
interested him.
Thus the letters to Guido de
Rheteuil followed one another for
three months. 1t was food of
rhapsody. The most amusing and
wonderful adventures were described
in them: excursions in gondolas in
Venice, fantastic serenades on the
Lake of Como; battles with brigands;
invitations TO the Vatican. Tire last
letter was dated from the foot Of the
crater of the Vesuvius
Three months later, at the races at
the Bois de Boulogne, a man throws
himself into another mans arms
Guido"
'Gontran!"
CAS- you see!'
"Tou look wonderfully WE'LL My
best compliments for your beautifully
bronzed complexion"
! send your compliments to the sun
of Naples and the breezes of Sorrento "
"0h yes, knowr'
did you receive my letters?"
Every one of theml''
"Did they interest you?"
"They astonished mer'
Guido de Rheteuil seems TO thiRk a
minute, and then he asks with a sanile:
80 you are satisfied with your
trip, are you?"
Can you ask me such a question!
Enthusiastic, my dear fellow
IF such is the case, blink yor
ought to pay me the rent of the room
in Cometa street, which you have I'm
fortunately neglected to dc. You see
my dear GOntran, | have only thes,
small dividends to live on. My deal
fellow, am your landlord"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
BEETLES WITH SEARCH LIGHTS
New Workers Astonished at Sight Of the
Cucuio Of Central America.

IucuJo OF tentral America.
Ayoung Mexican. carrying per-
forated tin bcx which resembled an
old-iashioned lantern. strolled along
West Fifty-ninth street in New York
one evening recently and stopped in
front Of the Hotel Pcmeroy.
From the tin lantern came beau
tiful yellowish green light, such as
no candle could possibly give.
A number OF gentlemen were sit
ting on the hotel porch and the boy
with the lantern stepped up to them
and said:
Mexican bugs, sirs Fifteen cents
apiece, two for a quarter
He then threw back his coat and
disclosed several large beetles secursd
to his vest by light threads tied
about their bodies.
Each beetle carried two powerful
searchlights on the dorsal surface OF
its thorax. placed so as to throw the
light directly in front Of its eyes
When the beetles were left undis-
turbed for a little while the light
dwindled away into a mere poil.t,
but it glowed again when they were
touched with the finger
The tin box contained fully fifty
more specimens. 1t was their COM
bined light which illuminated the
novel lantern
The young Mexican took several
OF the beetles from the box and
made them parade up and down the
walk to display their lights to better
advantage. At the same time their
cousins, the freaies, were glowing
among the trees over in Central
Park.
The boy called the beetle cucuio
The sales were rapid, and soon
! everyone was asking how long they
would live and what to feed them on.
"Give them ripe fruit" the boy
SAID, land they will live till cold
weather comes" He explained fur
ther that his uncle had brought coo
up from the South TO sell in New
York and hicage
The beet is the pyrcphorus noe
tilucus of Central America and the
West Indies 1t belongs to the family
OF the elateride.
1t is called cacujo, FIRE beetle, ant
spring beetle. The Fast name refer
to its power 20 throw itself by quicl
movement of its spine to its fee
when placed onits back.
The light comes from oval tuber
cles on the dorsal surface OF tn
thoraX and from the under surface O
the segTnents Of the body.
In tire southern countries the M
ttves sometimes use them as crns
GenSs for the hair. They are ais
coDired in glass vessels and ar
actually used to light rooms
single beetle, If held close 20 tn
page, will enable one 10 resd Tin
prir4
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13

20 bid you good-bye!"
How so?"
"Well! / am going away shortly.
Paris is not fit to live in at present,
and l do not understand how you, one
of our set, consent to wander in these
intolerable streets"
The friend bows his head and walks
away somewhat Inundated. Con-
tran goes on his way triumphantly,
announcing the great news to all his
friends. One of these, little Siste,
who is more inauisitive than the rest
asks him where he is going.
81 have not decided as yet, answers
GOntran.
ITO watering place."
Pooh! that is not fashionable. l
dream of Italy"
Little Siste, who wishes to find out
Just what is in Gonhan's mind, re-
marks very seriously;
"They say it is beautiful coentryr'
81 believe you," answers Gontran
ironically.
He then looks at him askance and
walks away. For fifteen days he
takes pains to proclaim GENEROUSLY
his departure, gives and takes COM
missions, and continually changes his
plans
At last, bis friends, really tired of
hearing always the same old story,
begin to wonder when they meet him.
How rs it that you have not gone
yet? Still here? When do you starts
Have you decided to remain?"
Gontran feels that he really must dc
something an once, and one evening,
meeting his best triend, Guido de
Rheteuil, remarks, IT have decided tC
start tomorrow.
AT laStr'
''You will allow me to address t.
you my impressions from time t.
time?'
Thank you You will favor mt
| greatly"
1 81 authorize you to communicate ar
labstract of my notes to our friends O.
the club" adds 6ontran.
/ You may rest assured fiat l will
carry out your wish. Shall | accom-
1 pany you to the, station?'
THANK gov, no; it would be use
less S"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
The Woman Who Dared.

a story is going the rounds about
a little woman who, theeother night,
was seated at the theater behind q
gorgeOusly dressed rSeauty whose
balloon sleeves completely hid the
stage from the vicinity in the rear.
She sat first on one foot and then on
the other, but all in vain; not a
glimpse OF the stage could she get.
After a whispered conversation With
her husband came the tragedy. With
out a word of warning that wee bit OF
woman quietly rose, gently but firm
ly laid her hands upon the winged
shoulders of her 'Obtrusive neighbor,
and pressed her green and violet
ruffles as fs down as they would GO
People who saw the operation gasped
at the Transformation. The victim
easily accepted the situation, and re-
manned in subjugation until the end
OF the play.-BOst0n Herald.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
Safety FROM D ph.IoIic Scnnrrn.

Safety From Pstiodic Scourge.
Do you wan. to be itsnrrd. dwellcr in a ma
tarious region, agsitst the periodical scourge
which threatens II assail you In the form Of
chills and fever or some Of the forms Of
miasna-born &seasa? 1t goes without say
ing, that yot do. Then, instead of using
quinine or ether aIkaloid and mineral drugs,
which merely relieve and ale always detri-
mental te general health, seek aid where II is
always forthcoming from the thorough pre-
ventve and remedy, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which, In regions where malaria is far
more violent and prevalent than it is on this
continent, eradicates it completely from the
system. BillOusness, dyspepsia. constipation,
kidney and nervous complaints, neural gia
and rheumatism are among tho malades to
which the national tonic and corrective is
adapted. Physicians everywhere knew its
genuine worth.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
Waters Of the Earth b, p,sauac,,

The water Of the earth is all des-
tihedito disappear from the surface
of the globe by being absorbed by
srbterranean rocks, With which it
will form chemical combinations
uhe heavenly spheres exhibit sat-
lfciently striking examples of such
an-evolution. The planet Mars shows
svhat will become OF the earth in
some thousands Of centuries. Its
seas are only shallow Mediterraneans
of less surface than the continents
and these do not appear to be very
high. and in the appearance of the
moon, all cracked and dried up. we
have view of the final state Of the
'earth-for the absorption OF the
water by the solid nucleus win he
followed by that Of the atmosphere.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
Where He Drew the Line.

Shelf it we're ever necessary and
! were your wife would you 60
through fire and water for me2
He, hesitatingly-Do you think IL
would ever be necessary?
She, teasingly-It might
He. grabbing his hat and starting
for the door-Then | guess you'd
better marry fireman.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
An Unheard-oETraredr

oh what can il meant the proof reader
shrieked, a. ne scanned the printed page
And bis eyes bulged out and he rritted his
tech while his hair stood up with rage.
Three Consecutive sticks with no single mis-.
take aud not even a mis- placed leadi
And Just wtat'the writer intended 10 saw has
evidently been said,
Such thing never happened before 10 me:
must base been daft" he cried
Il never car lift my head againir and the
proof reader Soboed and died. truth.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
Acid Etching.

Acid etching sas FIRST done in 1872
Little practical use WAS made of the
process, however. until about twenty
years ago, when il was imprCved to
such an extent that process re-
productions became the cheapest
means OF preparing illustrations for
the press. Atpresent this method is
in use in the art departments Of
publishing firms, magazines and
newspapers.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
|G0OD CHANCE

odeL 20 Typewriter for siO, II cash with or
der Ia received before Nov. let, 1899. The
famous 0dell Typewriter Is used by Lawyers.
Ministers. Doctors, Merchants, Editors aud
Government 0nicers, because OF its clean
print simplicity and manifold copies No
teacher required II will do your work in one
hours practice Order now ard take advanl-
age Of this eIeeptionally
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
Poor Chan.

"Ah, Mr.. Timothy" said the city
girl 10 the country poet, land do you
still court the muse?"
"Well, no'um," replied Timothy.
blushing: "it's--it's Mary Jones jes'
nowl".-Jruth.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13

cure, the money Will 90 returned.
Miss MAGGIE JACKSON. Of Bdrbreek, 81. Lam
dru Parish. La, says: 81 was lying sick for
some time with female complaints, and all the
medicine my friends gave me did me no good.
Death was approaching; all my friends had
given me up 20 die. heard Of your wonder
full medicine, and bought two bottles Of II,
and before had taken the last, got entirely
well. | am still enjoying good health, and ex-
pect TO praise your medicine every where CO."