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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

not the man. This has hitherto been
reversed in the pay Of representa-
tives and the figure has been based
on an estimate (often exaggerated
Of the value Of the average repre-
sentative.
The House has already sat l64
DAYS. If the session should last
six days longer, the total would be
10 days. This at $3.50 for the
session. gives an average daily
wage OF S1.41. II the legitimate
perquisites be added, such as pen
ellis and stationery, newspapers,
law books. free rides on the rail-
road. and occasional luaus, besides
other little luxuries. the total would
probably reach $1.75 3 day, or
something over ten dollars per
week. If legislation be classed as
unskilled labor. as most Of 1t GER
tainlv is. this rate of remuneration
viii appear extravagantly high,
and entirely without example in
any Of the other trades If the
Of piece-wOrk should be
adopted in paying for bill passing,
as It IS for bill pasting. it is obvi-
Gus that the cost 10 the country
would be far less. Seven months
would then shrink TO two; public
business would escape the loss con-
on months Of uncertainty
and disturbance. and the gain 10 the
community could hardly be mea-
sured. The principle Of only pay
ing for the work actually done is
not likely, however TO find favor
with the members Of Hawaiian
most Of whom would
starve on such { basis. and any
hope Of introducing It would prove
entirely chimerioal.
As no radical change in the
method OF remuneration seems
feasible, the plan Of raising the
salary 10 $500 for the period is
worth : trial L has just one adj
vantage. It viii enable members
70 live decently during their resi-
ienee in Honolulu, and remove at
least one motive to corruption, viz
The pressure Of positive want It
is not likely TO secure better talent,
;o- the ablest Hawaiians are eager
to enter the Legislature already. It
may tend 70 prolong sessions, and
that would be 2 curse. What is
hoped 70, It is that It will allay the
itching Of st least some legislative
palms. and If It does so everyone
should De satisfied.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

ALMOST the whole OF Friday was
given up by the House 10 tedious
discussion Of the proposition 70
send s legislative delegation TO
Washington. The plan was finally
adopted with an amendment Civ
ing the appointment 10 the Queen.
subject 10 the approval Of the
Cabinet This is. perhaps. the best
solution Of the matter, as most Of
the Hawaiian members are natur-
allv 4nMous 70 90. and the selec-
ton would have involved much
heart-burning. There Is Just one
thing Of supreme Importance for
Hawaii. and that Is the securing OF
$ further treaty with the United
States. No stone should be left
unturned, no labor spared, no time
lost n the effort 20 secure TINS IN
valuable boon The sending OF
this commission ean hardly DO shy
harm; and. if II is judiciously
selected II may do something 10
forward the ends which Hawaii
must keep constantly IN view
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
! HALF-oEyrURY OF HONOR.

The January number Of the
Friend is the first OF the 51st vol
ume and affords fitting opportu-
nitv for 3 brief retrospect Of the
half-oentury that is closed. 1t Is
no, 4 little thing to have main
tanned s journal for fifty years in
this obscure corner Of the world.
To have maintained one Of s uni
formly high and honorable ckarac-
ter Is better thing still. The
Friend began with the beginnings
of Hawaiian civilization and has
witnessed and shared in al the
changes-great everywhere, and
greater here in Hawaii than else
whereof the last fifty years.
There could he no worthier monu-
ment 10 the founder. the late Rev.
Dr.. Damon.
The Friend has never been in
abler hands than 81 present, and
we cordially wish It another half
century Of life and increased pros
peritv and usefulness
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
DEATHS sY WARDS
i STATE LAZARETTE.
4 Bill on the Subject to be Sub-
mifted to the California Leg
isIafure.

The special committee of the
Board Of Health recently appointed
BY Mayor sanderson TO draft a bill
on the subject Of & State lazarette,
to Be submitted to the Legislature,
saws the s. F. Examiner. has its
work nearly completed, and if the
bill be passed 1t VIII relieve this
city Of the burden it has borne for
many years, that OF caring for all
the lepers in the State at the ex-
pense Of local taxpayers.
The bill VIII provide for the
establishment and maintenance by
the State Of z leper lazarette, to
which al unfortunates afflicted
with that Ioathsome disease VIII
Be sent This city has the only
accommodations ct present for
such patients, and this fact has
been well known 10 health officials
OF other counties. The result was
that every leper found in the State
vas shipped TO this city, putting
the health officials to great inc0n-
venienee and the taxpayers to the
expense Of sending them out Of the
city again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
4 FRENCH OPINION.

4 Paris daily. the Journal du
ISe ACCOMPLISHMENTS. contains s
notice in regard to the present
Cabinet. which Is hzttering. Il is
from the pen of u. Fleury. and
after referring 70 the previous Cab
inets S being far from satisfying
public opinion. II mentions the
names Of the present Ministers,
and describes them as supported
by the moderate majority Of the
legislature, and sanctioned by the
public sentiment
It Is interesting that this Paris
journal reaches Honolulu Just as
the Legislature confirms the accU-
rzcy OF lis statements Il Is fur
ther Gratifying 70 note that this
paper has managed 10 obtain in
formation far mo1e accurate than
many American journals, 10. e1-
Guiding those q the metropolis
which L almost next door. Even
50 conservative : Eeekly IS the
Christian Union lately published :
contributed article o. Hawaii
which w4s noticeable chiefly by its
inaccuracies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
Local Option In Massachusetts

The licensing Of the sale Of LOU
ors in Boston and other large cities
IN Massachusetts Is regulated by
local option law. At the recent
election, held December Is. four
cities-Boston. Lowell, Worcester
and NewbUryport-voted in favor
Of license. and fv@Cambridge,
LYNN. Salem. Medfo1d and Everett
-voted no license In the State
there are twelve license cities and
eighteen no license. The total vote
in the thirty cities stood 1855 for
license and los q6 against license.
The election In Boston was q very
exciting one. and out ofa total vote
Of 81. S92 the license party won BY
the close majority Of 114S. where
IN 1891 It's majority was 1929.
The Boston Herald SAYS that the
late election does not show the full
strength Of the prohibition party.
But II exhibits the intense and
widespread want Of confidence in
the police commissioners. who have
the regulation Of the liquor traffic
and whose dismissal Is now loudly
demanded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
WHO READS ADVERTISE
MENTS?

Who reads advertisements ? The
answer is not far away. Women
read them. This fact is realized by
the merchants of the United States,
and the retail dealers keep this point
in view when they write advertise
ments. The writer of advertisements
who does not know this fact. or who
does not make use of il, is wasting
time and money. The man of the
house hurries through his breakfast,
looks at the news columns while
drinking his coffee, and then is away.
The lady of the house has the day
before her. At some time in the day
she takes the morning paper and
goes through it Systematically. After
the marriages. deaths and births, she
waHders TO the columns devoted to
bargain sales. She can tell you who
Is sellirg hosiery cheap. and where
to buy blsck goods. She follows the
ebb sud flow of bargains. and is an
authority on remnant sales.
No man reads q newspaper like 8
woman; no msp reads paper so
Systematically.
In speaking of this matter. the
question arises as to whether a
morning or sn evening paper is most
desirable as an advertising medium.
If the matter of circulation is not
considered. there are certain sd. such
SIS suction sales and land sales
which might preferably go into an
evening journal: but IS the morning
peper is psr excellence the home
paper. the standby for the day, the
woman's paper, 1t follows that the
morning Journal is best adapted for
general purposes. The evening
paper dies with the evening. Dur
ing the day, last evenings paper IS
out OF the question. 1t Is the morn
ing journal that engages the atten-
ton of the house wife. and it Is the
morning journal that is the refer
ence sheet for the dsy.-SELECrED. !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

4 bill Ezs passed II the Legs
lsture On Friday raising the pay Of
representatives, from $3.50 to-s5o0
The arguments IN regard 70 this
MISTER srs pretty evenly balanced
Hawaii thus far hiss adopted
mean between the tEo extremes
of paying nothing and paying
enough. and has fixed the salary
Of 5 representative at sbO1t the
wage Of s porter OF Grand boy.
The usual theory Of the Hawaiian
Government, and II { costly one,
has been to pay for the Office and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

For pains in the chest there Is moth
ing better than flannel cloth sstur-
std With ChznberlzinIs Pain Balm
and bound O. over the seat Of pain II
Will produce 3 counter irritation with
ont blistsKinz, and i lot so disagree
able &s muS1zrd- in fact Is much
superior 70 shy plaster on account e
its pain-relieTing qualities II used
IN time il viii prevent Pneumonia 30
cent bottles fer sale by al dealers
BEys0S, Smith 4 Co. zgentz for the
Hawaiian IslzudS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

The ten men carrying the largest
amount OF life insurance in the
United States are the following !:
John Wsnamaker, Philadelphia,
s., sos, 600; Hamilton Disston,
Philadelphia, 100000; J. B. Stet-
son, Philadelphia, s575, 600; Sam
uel c. Lawrence, Boston, $3.50, 600 !;
z. Il. Abbott, Boston, $4,000; J.
Reed Whipple, Boston. $4,000 ;
Edwin Keith. Chicago. $4,000 ;
Chauncey u DepeT, New York,
$4,000; ". ". Gibbs, Philadel-
phis, $4,000; Theodore A Have
meyer, New York, 10000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

ONE of the worst vices Of the
present Legislature Is It's propensity
to amend its own bills. Thursday
furnished fresh illustration.
Seven months should be time
enough 10 furnish an adequate
protection against hasty legisla-
tion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
VITAL STATISTICS.
Mortuary Report for the Month of
December, 1899.

The total number OF deaths reported foG
The month of December was 81, distributed
IS follows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
rHE noRN Ely.

The horn fly having become very
troublesome throughout Tennessee and
doing considerable damage 10 the dairy
interests, the Experiment Station pub
fishes the following methods OF treat
inent, aud recommends them Ms being
worthy Of trial hy all stock growers,
whose cattle are trouitl with the pests:
The treatment for The horn ny is
mostly preventive in its nature and con-
sists Of the application 10 tie cattle of
OdOr0us substances which, Will Keep the
flies off the animals. For this purpose u
great many substances have been recon-
uended, but most Of them have proved
OF but little value. The following, how
ever, have given the mO>l satisfactory
results at our hands;
"GnAt Oil. made as IA nws;
Crude carbOlic acid. ! ounce.
PennyrOyal = to ounce
sulphur, IA pound.
Crude cotton seed oil, l gallon.
Mix well aud apply with a brush or
cloth to the back aud shoulders of The
cattle. The crude cotton seed oil is
cheaper than the other ol.. although hsh
oil or lard oil is equally as good in
making the above
Fish oil and tar mixed and applied
as above is equally elective The tar Is
mixed with the hsh oil so that the odor
may last longer and thus keep the iiies
away from the animal greater length
of time Either Of the above WI keep
the flies away from the animals for
several days, after which the application
should be repeated.
The flies breed N fresh manure. IT
is thus important that the burnyards be
kept as clean and free from manure us
possible Lime placed upon manure will
kill the larvae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
NOTES AND PERSONALS.


9, IL. Ray Of Erath county, who has a
lot Of good-ooling cattle, Is Ia town.
c. r. Herring of Vernon. who owns A
biz ranch IN thc territory. /. In tho city.
with the usual IMPORT Of good grass and
prime stock.
w w Wnilnr , Ssp CAL, ,o,,t.,,,o.,
pass,d thrn,isb ia I'D, ,,,s,.,,,a,, ' IL,
wnv home fam I,anssss ci,,. ~ T." t'i
ac,,ompnnipd n sbinwrrt AZ Sta,rs ~, nr
which were SOM thrn,sb +, giis,,,.,'
A., .,.l,.,..,. h.'.. go. =.
t,5t IL ~ u ,a,,,, hi"uy Wv ulNYoNely
ips nndsr N low Milo, ar u,ronahs ga
tunnel. he will Invariably throw his
bead up and receive hard knock
When a mulc's ears touch anything his
head goes down. This would Indicate
that a mule has more sense than lac Is
gpnenhy credited with.
San Antonio Sto,,kmnp, Gporre w
Saunders tbe well-known San Antonio
stockman. has ON exhibition In this civ
a steer showing seven different colors
'Ibr rniors nre male aud Ir.p reI nnlr
and dern yellow and black, Mne ana
yi,ita 'Ths steer i six yenrs olJ and
cam. Crn,n I'vnl1e countv and ro,.s by
~ ti,i., ~ G,,ror ,laycisnd
II. ~ he'l'oru Vi nviiJn,ii,M N ~.
county Iiihc WI ~ nvau' uH' W III.
teiuny' ~ 7ns i"V pViup,v % - ~
county haN' i"isvu rA' Wy viop' VI
OhlS' Wheal an "'u' mu h'"s N S,
never pelleI, Unit VI N"Ils', ~ '"',
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
RULING REGARDING LIVESTOCK
INNOVATIONS.

Importers OF livestock win no dn,ht
be pleased to learn Of the modidcations
been made hv Serrpierr NIar,ea AZ Nm.
department al Wasbinrton
The reader viii remen,,,er that Seere.
tary Rnsk rnlcl mar every animal In
order TO be passed through The norts ~
entry free Of duty must have been 70.
corded In a regniarly rs,alllsbe6 rsrorl
book for the breed 10 ,vhieh II hclonrcj
It's sire and dnin recorded. and Ia adli,
tion thereto not less than fonr top.crossed
OF recorded sircs And da,ns ON thr si1e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
woRLp's Fam RAVES.

The Santa Fc rad has now on sale
,,,,n5 trip tickets to Chicago nt rites OF
S3g 20 good for return to aud Including
Nov. 10 1873;
Tin rate. 10 st Louis to S2SlO, also TO
iiansas City aud return TO SEQ, good for
refiirn passage to Nov. u. lsNa.
Thc Santa l'c Is the only line that has
ti,roueh sle,pers from Fort Worth to
chicago. without change Il also runs
free reclining chair cars on all trains,
Tickets nrc also on sale VIA this line
10 Niamri Falls and buffalo y. y. anu
return ~ rate Oi S02.SD, gOol Tor return
10 Oct 81, 1Sn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
FREE


i further Increase the, popularity OF
4 caioa Belt route, aud properly pre-
! " the readers OF tins paper the ad,,
I ifes Of that line to Chicago and
\ Rotlls fair. as Wen as TO the East
S'aiftAst' Arrangements nave peen
h witt one Of the largest publishing
';s 10 the United states winch wiz
Ai them 10 SEM any ohe
noFe OF me loilo"ihg Nal,
1 books 10 any ADDRESS
I'll M, on receipt of II cents each
fsEps f. cover postage ana packing;
az 81 printed on good paper AM
- WIN Illuminated cover IN colors'
inounI ASKED Is 70 G1'er charges
4 ,@l 81 pachlns' uhu WIN DC prompt
4 ngnged 10 anyone not perfectly sat
~
,r,, n -
pkhAal Llr f-by Tx marvel
lpVh,ai i9 ~ Ai'yhelii
s MsMV i,I1Jl SSEby faHi Bourget'
4 hhn EkihS VI a bACHELOlt
v ny TX. Marvel 'Donald e.
n u Mls.nei Er ,rr,c,np. -.
a NAP - ,,In,,ulolpyE by Elia
4 Naeeler W neon. cue OF thls
4 r a,p p nar,rn worAs' lo= pages;
iusn9 P2ftfait; 49,
W Ris,,;r; ANp fAhNS B1 JAMES
II. MI mniiS MN hiithl AND
n,rh ~ IN IL rY M ny I'VE po,
elg by hlley. Illustrations; 80
4 Egg ,,,,,r o,, -
AZ hH " HltL n AMER
Il MAAnE laiulnn Matteson row,
W most cHnrlnlnk account OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

but raisers can't use them. aud they
must mad an outlet somewhere. This
season the amount Of culis and tail-omd
sheep seem TO he unusually large. Is.
peelally from Texas The str4uscncy 10
hnancial cifcles has howcyer. been large
" responsible for this, Bankcrs who hold
MORTGAGES on hpcks have pressed aock-
Masters TO realize on their sheep as
soon as possible. aud many sheep have
y, not only Cutting the market with
an interior class, hut badly deinoraliE-
seriously.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
AcoLnlATloN FEVER

IAmpasas. Tex, June IL
Editor Stocknlan and Farmer
| have formula for the cure of ac-
climntion, splcnic or Southern fever IN
cattle, which will cure ~ per cent. In
fact / have treated several cases and
have not lost one, Have been. engaged
for the past two weeks in the treat
Il. Z. Maddox Of our city. two fine llol-
stein cows. shipped to the northern por-
ton of this state from Vermont
last september year ago, and from
there to this place last October
When the first was taken she WAS
due TO calf In nine days, ! made her
abort at once and saved the calf nnd
COW. The second was due VA one
month and three days; made her abort
Of course the calf was dead. had 10
take ont her womb, turn II wrong side
ont. clean aud put back; she Is up aud
doing well. Now TO prove to you that
my remedy will cure. Mr. Maddox ship
ned three of these cows here at the
same time and from The same place.
An three of them took fever on or
about the same time. lie treated one
according to direction Of the American
Cattle and Horse doctor, a very vnlua-
Bile veterinary work. lie Killed MS m
two days aud cured both Of mite
For the tiulhIulhess "l ihc., st''N
ments will refer you 10 Mr.. Maddox,
~ j. Marshall. First National bank
Darby 4 Cnuihen. wholesale grosers;
Judge Waller Acker; Hon. W. II.
browning. senator Twenty dis
trirt, on. Louis Wood, attorney ~
Inv; W. IL. Baggctt, II. 4. Hill aud
Cant. ]. +. Skinner, stuckmen; Il. ~.
King. NJ. D.. Lincecum X Abney, VI.
d.. i. W. Buriell. druggist and yeteIr
iuary surgeon and IN TACT any man ia
the City Of Lampasas. Should the Texas
live stock sanitary commission have
nny cases OF plenic fever to contend
with and will give me a show. VIII
prove TO their satisfaction that can
though not veterinary surgeon, mas
ter H. d. w. PHILLIPS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
LIVESTOCK AT THE WORLDS
FAIR.

The livestock exhibit Mt the Worlds
fair though under the Jurisdiction Of the
chief of the department Of agriculture,
ranks as a department by ihelf 1t IN
,Indas gwen divisions cattle, horses,
sheep. swine. dogs. 1oultry aud pigeons
anil lat stock. This Is the only depart
msnt Of The fair IN which cash premiums
Viii be given. These the exposition an-
,boritIes provide to the amount Of SloO,-
ma ne various breeding associations
IN th'. different classes adding about
SloTn more. In addition TO these
go viii be gold aud silver cups and
Ill.,, enyrriug rs il will. very large
-, Il e,pected 10 be- unusually Keen;
'Sysral states have made apprOprla-
80 ~ assist owners of blooded stock
."" ,,ale a credltable showing. Ihd
u,,,i,,,, ninety days detention for cat
Iii preclude any notahie ig'siHn ~
netitinn in that class phl IN Asls.s'
nud sheep, foreign gAhiiil.5s ~ ..'n
t'sn,da will BE- well represented 10
HE sheep exhibit. and bnsiAni'
and Germany y The horse snow; t,r.,s
For the exhibit. Of ,5.us 1Hu ny ~
beginning Aug. y hoi1l1g ~, W sn5 a.
~ entries win close jay 10 a' Nv, ~ ~,
,he exhibit Of sheep anu sNlhs. D'a,,i'', ~
Sepf. -, holding twenty Gays NY
,ries will close Aug. ]. ..,.-,i-..
The rule governing oWheIsllF = AM
,,hibitefs 10 have been omn.' ,s e,.e5
n,ais for thirty days pre,cedlnE u"''
far close Of entries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
pooR sHEEp oN TIIE MAEAEI.

n.r..,,s Journal: It generally hapPssss
brS IN, This time ~ yeA ".
a. a.. ., ey marEei 8 hooded Ni'a e, 1 re
Of eeln lI, hari 10 sell az any pHes. ~ aS.
e2trsniri ~ can't use them q any ~,
regl,lnf w .,,, M, coiae ia just rs salhs
want g, n ~ ~ sold. bni generally y NJ. =
and has ,b 1 not calculated 70 sla I, n
prics wv II tie owner yeIz I' ~. %
ms n NV hat such common ", .s'.l snnsis.
y. = ais.a IN Of through uar-s'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

argument For Diminutive Trousers.
SENS that Max had only just been
|.4e1u to the dignity OF trousers and
Matting about the room to the de-
WE envy of his 2-year-old brother
!, indeed Max looked so great and
I NJ iI ~ his manly two-legged garment
|, ~, -, skirts grew instantly unbeatable.
\ s'nh pleaded earnestly, "Mummer,
nam, div me some pants too"
y ny son." replied his mother kindly,
~1lu not possibly wear trousers
|nH "'o over ~ ''i''S" W.
y, nome dey ain't,n John whimpered
eanul Intensity. "Dey's long enufL
4 y goes all de way up TO my STUN
4. 4. evidently believing his petticoats
w popular imY,ession that his neither
N n. Nopped short at his ees,-Ameri-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

ny The provisions Of the Austrian
~. ~, AZ ~ years Of age man may
4, rom his native town or commune
st'9n equal to one-third Of the dnily
winch he had received during
q 'ss's'hs Years. The amount varies
y. v u horins n month. In Vienna
n mere are 10000 persons who re-
ur,t peMsinns frnm the citY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
v1sIr ME GuIr coAsT.

m. sanm Fe rond will sell on satur-
1,r round tim tickets 10 Galveston for
sSia good Tor return Monday This
exceedingly low rate gives everyone AZ
opportunity Of spending SUNDAY a. ga,
v,ston and seeing the great Gun Of
Mextts1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

~..,,.,.... - ,.,,.. 49,. ..r.,t ..sitn..
go, ,s'..,,,.
-. -.
~N'eNA' W ny ny -. "
" ~ spA'. " NV "s-''..- 49, y.
W anu w ne0' Wv y. y -,
IN '.pS n"s rs ,,,s ~.
ps"Va 70 n'seoeuAuo me nu'"'Suoe u''I
VI NV ACCOMPLISHMENTS ies p''soes e,s',.ns
''t ~" va no''Nes VI ei''s's. - i ,l'',
~. ,,,us, nNWe,s'' " ny - 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
Take Bromo Seltzcr for insomnia
Hefore retiring trial bottle lOcts,

In Bengal. India. there are three har..
vests scapel every year; peas aud oil
seeds IN Auril. the early nee crop ~
September rud the great rice crop In
nnnnlnhnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

fss'sssst pie ever made was baked
~ XXI Dale. England. for the
9 ~, es,ire- IL spoiled. however. so
N u was opened the stencil was
- " next week another was
"a = pounds Of Hour. 1890 pounds
H., Yne helfer, two calves and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

Assuming the working age to he from
% 10 10 yerrs, and counting only male
workers. 40 persons u this country 1--we
on III. labor Of every 100 workers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

H-elnta Bltiers are the best remedy
.pllng Indigestion. Ask your drug
e ne gennine, prepared by Or. j. o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
llloH, RED BLOOD

.,ssaally results from taking Hoods
n ,iA as persmul cleanliness re-
I, eu Tree USE of sonp aud water.
Ifsi.'eat purifier thoroughly expe.s
~. ~. rheun and all other i'm
~ W. builds NJ every other organ
7 ''dl' Now IS the time to take Il.
N, qnshesi praise has been won by
IS ~ Tor their easy, yet pihcient
II 9"a by all druggists. Price, %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

lust received, ifesn Supply n
SPIRITS celebrated dog a,e,ileiies 81 al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
ms ron YOU, NY LADY.

n y eren decreed by those ladies
tsio,,l' '.yous Headache. ianA they
4 h.s mat any lady who suffers
'fS utss, Knowing that PRES
TX '.-D-AlNE win cure in fifteen
N reserves the pain. What think
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

r. n..xsr Pueblo and Colorado spfinss
ir-l.i.'fs oa ALL Alny 10. good unfl ~.
t'S m ~ Fort Worth and Denver. CiiJ
,,chst oilce lul Aaia street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

'Ie1i .,h ,',ify. Kan. hscause he was
'tasi s,a ~ love, Frank u Howard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

,...t.. u Meyer manager n the Jrf-
hhhtltii. Ind brfvsrg. was aeshultcd By
iel a,iin,ns anl Win probably die.