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Conquering and to conquer We
speak Of the SOC. unlaundered
SHIRT. 1t is worthy because.
It's made Of New-York mills muslin;
itsfGll 36 inches long;
tts bosom is OF 200 linen, inset;
80 are the neck-baud and wristbands;
II has linen ggsscts;
all the seams are felled;
IL is reinforced bAcl; and trout;
II Is reinf0rcei around the arm-h0le;
the button-holes are nicely worked;
several STYLES Of bosom;
any length Of sleeve;
its 1t Is guaranteed.
At 10. we sell n shirt made OF Utica nonpareil
muslin: bosom OF best Irish linen, 240O,
inset, which insuIeS the best fit; every seam
felied; linen bands ana gussets hand
worked button-hOles: with or without holes
Tor studs. Any Length sleeve.
Here's Sh'r, OF falrly good rOund-thread
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linen bosom; reinforced back and front.
Sizes 1917 to l712 The nearest 20 being az
good that We can end costs SO. We sell
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TURKISH WASH-RAGS, all white
Small size, DC. each-50c. dozen.
Medium size, SC. osch-75c. a dozen.
Large size. 10c. each-sl dozen.
, 1893-04-15
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r. ALLAN Fsqr., Denlerara and
Surlnam II. a, GREEN ESQ.
Trinidad; NJ. CLrRo Esq, Martinique
G. w. BENNETT & Co, Antigua and
st. kits, e. S. i. HoRsroRp q
COMPANY; I. DoDDs Esq, Ponce, Porte
Rico RoBr. ATKINS, Esq. jamaica
GEO. FLETCHER & Co, Londoa.
, 1893-04-15
ekjendtgjoxelse

nET bekjendtgj6res herved, at
49, Udkast til Repartitionen i fhv'
Skolebestyrer JAMES STEWARDS
Fallitbo vii blive fremlagt i en- Skif-
tesamling, som afholdes her paa
Kontoret ONSDAGEN den code d M
Ettermiddag XII. 3 hvorefter Boet
f~orventes sluttet.
Chfistiarsteds Skifteret, St. Croix, den
lode April 1893.
MAXEN.
, 1893-04-15
FLETCHER
Improved Patent
in lieu of Tayches, or,

M 4W :" @"gV"T ~ ~" -DJEWP 1U sugar "
It will readily be seen from. the Wood Cut that hey are the most simple. and thu u"
effective Ep )Nos IN the numt gurameel easily cemed daily, b. opening thu la.
dnchrzev v at the bottom, or by sticking IF the otis and allowing the bottom %
swing open by its curtepi e wmah viii then admit of the Pans being easily renmea
in case Of a Lmky tbt ne beng no sem joints to Luk or Troublesome steam drum
to hoist out, fort that or ny other purpose all is simplicity itself and a great boon 10th
Planter
Such is the epnon expressed by those who now use these ans in place of their
formers cam Pas NorE-fn@e Panscn DO supplied with the ordinary Air. discharge valve
and with the botom blel on il 1.-THE usual way without the CJuhepos. and the owt will be
reduced accordingly
ENhinom is universally acknowledged to be- the best noncn gmundin the market for
prevmingh the mM alton heat aud praeNIngM the i &c
IBchnpn hama ohr wI-lnown kns such as Asbestos &C., ma is everlasting and
it can be re- applied oYet and over gain with the ane gol rsuls by simply mixing it up
amah with little waW.
FLETCHER & BRooxrmRsrs PATENT STEAM CORRUGATED CHARTERS are more
simple easier cleaned and less expensive than the tubular kind whilst being equally as
effective and give satisfaction.
FLETCHER & BucxBHURsrs PATENT FILTER PRESSES, for steam or hand power for
Wind Mill Estates, are highly recommended by those who use them, their cost is saved in
hst hna cWp
BRooKMmuRsrs PATENT STEP CRATE and MEGASS FURNACE, with nonconducing
ming for burning greer Mess direct from the mill has proved very satisfactory In fact the
Step Crates are as sound as when first applied no buckIng or warpns &c &c
BRockLEURsrs PATENT CIRCULATING TUBES fr Triple eject; by their use tho cir
cuEhon of the juice would be vastly improved and economy in very way btmmel, as is provd
lW the open steam Composite Pans in ue-TRY THEN
BELL an dRocKLBWBSrs PATENT HOT AIR GREEN MEGASS FURNACE with Auto
mhc Fireman. is q borough SUGGEST: in Demears Estates shaving thae furnaces use nothing
else but he Neass dmH from the Mill and. the bmNs give sufficient steam fr all purposes:
no GOALS orc r kind of fuelbqng used, nothing tut the ess Try the urnaa, edf not
satisfactory pay Owyahy
skrkHI and B.ocnEnunsr srPATENT MILLS have gained he ST class diploma and Gold
Medal from Paris Snchi progress N~lf#
Fol- particulars and prices Of the ms Presses Canfes Step Crates Circulating Tubes md
London and Dnby OK to te Undersigned. who will also quote for tue Megws Fmnae~a d
supply the BARBADOS BOILER COATING COMPOSITION
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

A boy never looks ~ tQe glass % ~
II hia fncn IL elean after ~ has Waohed
RI IL looks at the dlgt Ga the towel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

not be exhausted within any reasonable
pcriod of time"
You speak M though this campaign
was practically finished, aud you said
u little while ago that NJ s0on as YOU
were through with enp yon began an.
other. ! should like to know what the
next one ~ you have Ia MUD
We'll, ! think as soon rs the ore con.
centruting business IL developed and can
take carr OF itself. | shall turn any nc.
tcutiou to one of the greatest problems,
and Thar Is the cnntrul of the energy
which Is STORED up IN coal directly and
without waste
That has bcen regarded as Il dream
Ike the philosophers stoue, has IL not
IL u really such possibility a. 10 be-
worthy vi one of your cninpaimsY'
''OlL yps. that thug " possible. Some
day IL win be- done. MIR Edison here
stopped speaking Tor a moment and
seemed to be- in intense Thought Tie MP
pearpd tu hc hardly aware OF my pros.
ence; his eyes were halt closed, aud
could almost imagine that his mind was
intont nt this moment ON some Of the
details UT this mighty proMcm us thoy
had already been suggested To him iu
years past At last he said. not exactly
as though speaking 10 mc hut as though
uttering loud his own thoughts, 40 pei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

have receiving apparatus, q very deli
cate instrument Ny experiment. tuR-
gcst tu uc TINT u b. possible 10 convoy
Intelligent Signals through The water Tor
% lisltacc ui ten miles ana DO nll hlipF-
lions code OF dguulH ly whistle comic
b, agreed lpnh a vessel n no sea 1nd
d,lirC8 10 commute 'uiH Va fog 0r tinfn,
or oven clear weather, VIII some Other
ship. pern or unzcpn Al ihAt Y nfres'
sAry 90 10 ~ 10 phi me mHndlnhk ma
chino in %, rntiHn, uHe the code Npon ne
whlstln Someone upon another vessel,
or perhaps half dozen, would adjust
to hig ,,rs tht delicate receiving iu~
strdmeni. practically Keeping " thrrf
durl,g f0r of htoi,u, ana he would hear
and rcput ihc gigll, easily mnkluE one
from hiF own iphirimrnt 20 reply llils
thing / believe 10 bo perfectly feasible,
aud capable of commercial development
within "a very short time
Thn rouyeraati0n changed from bis
inventive purposes 10 his mbts of lie.
~ have 80 regular hnhis.' be- said
~ 20 t0 the laboratory and work. just
M alwnys have doue. sleep well
aud eat Well Sometimes when ! An
driven with work ! curlnii my sleep,
tut / make ID 90 1 can aHll sleep fw0uly
fonr hours without waking, aud ! never
dream. no that when I do AZ last awake
i am perfectly refreshed, u D. work
thai tells, and my opinion b. that That
h pretty much OH Their, Is 20 genius
1 mggested 20 Mr. Edison Tint iil q re-
cent symposium in which writer's have
answered, amongst other questions, one
that called for suggestions ns 20 who
wonld be The beat known American Of
This century 1900 years hence outside Of
military on political heroes aud that The
answer had come with practical nnanim-
ity. edison"
He threw 40 both hands, leaned back in
hls chair and burst into laughter, and az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

steel by blowing air through molten IRON;
10 spenL in a general way, lhey lauahru
M him, aud he actually lad 10 liNauW
Ills steel al first b. slrmthy OF @"N'
methods. Even ihe Wnrhmen u'.n
selves ,ld moi know what they wore
dong. Rut hy and hy 4 began 70 pr
fonnd that there was % betirl s,'', ="
The market at q yery much chthFt,
nnd then Resscmer was ph lop VIA =
heard the other day tia NE luy"ln,,,s
from hs process bad nmonn'eu 10 to-
OOOOOO." ..
You have heard Of Tclsps experiment,
nud thnt thcrc Is tall, Of The poaSlluls
of thr production OF light without neat
h there anything In thntT J asked
-pelsa was able BY predicting o. ~
culiar ana Very rapid vibration e ~
yrion seue extraordinarily brilliant ehs'tn.
Thes were Of tho Kind That w9ul4 ~
licensing 10 pcoplc who Witnessed mn,
'Ihe nrlndple involved however ny, a.,
lnouu before Telsa made these hfiil ~
demo,stintiOns don't see nov LII
out of them win come any comm rl'l. ~,
developtsoin. - for llghI without hgnii
h ,yonid he graveyard hight li's uul'
dead livht u the glow worm ppN ~
pic would not have lt. They nag p"'
unpey.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

lamp ana holdluH hlult an l'ulhOn
indaudosccnt lighLJ
planned ahead then took up the
photograph. perfected it. made II OF com
meroinl availability hnt that was sim
ply finishing % POSTPONED campaign My
first now work nftcr the iuCandpRceut
light was with what was CALLED the ore
concentration, Hud | am still engaged In
this campaign, NOu know the New
Jersey mountains 10 the west of here
contain practically inrNhnuStiblc stores
of magnetic iron This Iron h unlike
any other iron ore, II takes four tons Of
the ore 10 produce one ton Of iron, hut
saw d long while hgn that " SOME meth
od ~ extracting this ore could hc dc.
vlHcd which would put the iron upon the
murkct, lu enormous business Wouid he
developed. | have worked now for sew
oal years upon this problem. i have
been able by my methods nud machinery
10 extract this magnetic ORE but ! have
recently determined 20 abandon all the
mrtllOds which have heretofore been
used, aud 90 undertake nl entirely dii.
ferent system There were ten prinr-
pnl dptnils tD be- mastered and 4 have
already discovered the methods 10 be
adopted with eight of them 1wOtcnths
Of This problem now remain 10 be- solved
by mo, und ! have abandoned my winter
trip 10 ifl0ridn, aud have brpn spending
weeks iu the Arcticlikv atmosphere Of
these mountains upon This campaign,
and shall continue ID until ! have won H.
Oh, ! know it can be- done, II b. Just as
certain cot being solved ns was the prob
lem ~ the electric light. When il Is,
los commercial possibilities are en0r
fuOus'
Mr. Edison did not ray No. but his
friends have reported HIM as believing
thar his profits when This problem h
solved viii Doe greater thun hns been his
gRlnR from the ncnndeacent lamp patent.
Edison viii control this new business
almost completely himself. being nov q
largr capitalist. hc viii NOT be- compelled
10 call on outside capital Tor aid as has
been the case hcret0ior ] asked him
10 explain iu more of dotiil this Now
method Ot magnetic iron mining, but lac
hnd not proceeded fnr before be- made
it plain That his methods Of protecting
himself without patents D. one which
involves secrecy. lie said, however, thai
whom his woh, ~ done ana the problem
solved, he Wonld he nblc 10 erect q
plant in the Jersey mountains which
would he capable Of handling 10000
tons Oi ore per dny WITH two shifts oi
mon. 1--WE Ia a sldft That Is with no
more than ten Wofkmeu he viii boz able
t0 take this ore ns u comes irOm the
mountains, crush ~ redu"c he iron ~
iflhfNNlaAN NiNNHAA"itn N"fflih 'hAiNiAfN
every bin of u from The rock aud earth,
mike II into brioklcis Of pure iron, aud
whtH this Is done he believes thai his
iron will command The market becanRi.
u viii Boz far cheaper than any other
method Of mining magnetic iron,
Those mounlnlua,' and he waved his
hand toward the hills in the west as he
spoke contain mnmeuc iron enough
Ia supply the demands OF The country Tor
many. many years 10 general wny Il
may b. said fliat lhe iron there IL inpx-
haasiiblc Other iron mines give out al
SON as the vein h exhausted, these eau.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
TEXAS oArrLE IN IT,
A Sale Of 1850 Founders at s41O Per
Hundred

dive Stock joumnlJ
The recent blk prices paid for fcXas
Ted cattle az The several great market
rrnlew have caused no little excitement
la livestock circles throughout ihc state,
Notably among tue best c1tile sold
were those Of Mr., j. Is Wilson Of Dali
las which were sold or the 81 Louis
mnri,rf aud brought Si.Nj per hnnlrcd
ponuda These cattle weighed less than
400 pounds hni were 10 quality the
best, % ilpsh, thick fat. bad been proper
w. fed aud mntured and were hard TO
beat, even ly native cntlie
Another, aud probably the second best
bunch of Texas Hteors sold this year.
were the property of Mr. W. a. Mo0rc
Of Fort Worth. These cattle were pur-
ciaaed by MI, Moore from Hi ilnlapll
of Decatur, the price paid being $50 per
head. They were blO0ded rnttlp, had
bcen fed on mCnl and hnlls until thick
fai and weighed on The Hhlrago murkNt
1880 pounds and sold for $40 per hum
dfpd
Better cattle than the lots above men
toned are lnrd 10 find, aud the owners
OF such cattle may well he proud ~ them.
When Texas onttiemen VIII have become
educated 90 raising nothing bui iirI
stock, feeding aud maturing them prip
erly, holding them mill they are thi0k
FAD aud then turning them loose on the
market, such things nh hearing Of cat
tlemen going broke Whiln leMtlmhielt
engaged Ia The business VIII be- seldom.
When Texas rattlemen learn thar lAe
day " Blk herds, aud scrubs - past
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

didn't use 10 know anything about money
or about finances, ur thut sort Of thing
II / had what / needed ! was satisfied.
When ] started out for myself, ! had e
turtury in Newark, uud of cuur-e,
hired bookkrrprr because everybody
said that was Oh" thing "a do. AZ The
t.u u HH NDur ih' huuikCeVrr uudV
mp u statement aud showed 1t to luv.
According 60 II we Ind mndc $4,000 profit
that year ana felt 80 happy that | IN
Vitrd nh hrnds 90 come out aud have %
dinner. and blew thpm oil plcndidly
Then I began 10 think about a. II didn't
seem 90 me- that 10 was quite rirht about
Tint SSuOO, so 1 went 10 work looking
Eu.t. 'rt jud "ni somebody
who knew about such work to help me,
and when we got IL fimlghtucd ont
| found there had hren 5000 loss, m
stend of $1,000 profit
Here Mr. Edison leaned bnck ngoin Ia
his chnir and laughed with glro that
was suggestive of hoyish mcrrimrnt.
When lie controlled himself lac went on;
II snid 10 myself This bookkeeping
business IL nlH humbuP. ! don't believe
m II. IN keep my books hereafter iu
my head. AAd for u good while after
that my bookkeeping was represented by
two hooks which / put mp alongside my
dCali One of them WINS marked, Whit
| Owe lic other was marked. What iH
Owed Me And thcrp was the whole
story. Wen, ! had curious way of
paving my bills a fellow would come
along and want his money; ! hadn't any.
lie would say that hc would take my
note. That was nl right ! gave II Ca
him, and didn't think anything mort
about il. BY and 10y would get notice
from the bank saying my motto had gone
tu protest. and there would hc Sl.jO or
So feos tu puy. Well that didn't bother
/ me: / Thought that was their way OF
notifying me that the time had come "a
| pny the note. So | would go out and
| slirniuh around 90 get he money, pay
! Tho note. fees aud all, aud was perfectly
| happy. For Years ! don't SUPPOSE
ever paid note that hadn't already
| gone Ia protest But my credit wa,
/ goud. everybody WAS willing TO take my
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

note. Sometimes SOME impOuunatc fel.
low would gu % htle anxious aud that
uaum only paying Tie shcrih 50 q dny
tu stand uromd in The inct0y
Amin Me Edison laughed with ut
most glcp, ns hc recalled those earlier
Bpnncinl experiences When bee stopped
laughing. said 90 him "But now
and ln0kcd 90 tho inrnndearrut lamp,
thr hynriOus home and The evidences of
pnai Wenlth and cast my oyes towards
the laboratory which Of ITSELF represents
fortune
Mr. Edison undcrHOOd my monung he
simpy nodded hls head und HHld "Of
course" meaning by that ihat man
WHO hua created millions for himself
AMI others must abandon primitive
methods of financlfrlng aud be controlled
by hlalness habits
Returning tD the subject ~ his ram.
paipns. Nh isdlaOn tnii
"After The duadrnpleA telegraph Idea
beran ms telephone campaign, ana
gorked yery. very bard upon that" lie
dld MI refer 90 the fact That uuheknown
40 him Mr Bell had already acquired
tite right ~ precedence, nor ~ ihe far.
iher fai that bY wason 81 the in-
t0rfanoe 0f some Of bis own Inventions
ior Ne usf Of The telephone, ihe Edison
aud Ben lnteFests were pfarh'nlll haF'