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The Atlanta constitution., 1894-03-13
ROSEBERRY'S PLANS.
TITS TUOUGHT THAT He WILL PRO-
POSE SOMETHING SWEEPING.
Harcourt Makes His Peace-He Has Lous
Been on Bad Terms with the New Hre-
mier Who Now Holds the rumps.

London March 10.-(Copyrighted 1894, by
the United Press.)-The outlines Oh the
queens speech, which will be redu dI the
reopening of parliament next Week. Will hoe
be communicated to the leaders OF the op-
position before tomorrow evening" Enough
is already known to justify the preolctloh
that the speech will be about the Shortese
OH record. simply canvasslng the uhilii'sh-
ed business of the Gladstonan programme.
The bills for registration reform, WelSn
disestablishment, the rellef OIL e'lcleu
tenants in ireland and the amendment or
the factory act, are expected TO cover most
of the positive part of the document EN-
ira grants may be demanded. moreover, for
several purposes.
If the speech as thus outlined, were all
the liberals had to rely upon for disclosure
OF Lord RoSeberry's policy, general re-
volt of the party would be inevitable. Inc
prime minister, however, has prepared an
explicit statement of policy, which he Will
present to the liberal commoners IN the
meeting at the foreign office. lie will un-
douDueuly announce to them at this cen
terence the continuance OF the GlacStonlan
home rule programme in its entirety. he
express his approval OF the pohcy FOL
lowed by John Morley, Chief secretary Ior
ireland, and probably Will placate the rad-
ical wing OF the miniSterlai1StS with Il de-
claralion i'll laVor OF his hobby, the prlh-
ciple of federation for the whole United
Kingdom. He is likely to propose the real
lzallon OF this principle with the formation
OF grand Contral committees Tor SCOTLAND
anu Wales.
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GGnsSssMFsTEGas.

MRS SARAH S. SNEED, Of Clio Trr7el Co., NJ
c. writes My daughter first attacked with
pneumonia and plcurisy in very bad form and
was then taken with q very bad cough which kept
growing worse and worse. until finally tsecmed rs
though she had consumption very bad. The phy-
sicars prescribed cod liver oil, hut TO no benefit
procured Two bottles Of Dr. Percc's Golden Mcfi-
cal Discovery and she grew better. she hasn't felt
any rctur of lung disease i'll over twelve months
She was II thing but a skeleton when sne TOOK the
first dose, bu> day she weighs lG pounds"
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saw thew have been successfully treated
bv Or. w j. Tucker when all others had
failed, Among them Colonel Charles A.
DunWoody, Roswell, Ga, one Of the most
nromfnent business men in the state;
George Grant, Alamuchee, Ala; Rev Will
liam Harmon, Tallassee, Ala; Mrs. Ida
Wells. Cherry Creek. Miss; Mrs. Sarah
Phillips, Enfield, n. G.; Mrs. NJ. L. Jones,
Vernon, La, and, thousands OF others.
sion? Pamphlet and question list free.
DR. Tucker Broad street, Atlanta Ca
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ISAAC E. DOWNS, ESQ, of Spring YqlIep. Rock-
land Co., n. y, says !" For three years had sit;
heart disease Before taking DR.. Perce's Golden
Medical Discovery had wasted away to skeie-
ton; could nos sleep nor rest, and many times
wished to die TO be out of my misery. Step ny
step the signs and realities of returning health
GRADUALLY but surely developed themselves wfie
taking the Discovery To-day tip the scales at
one hundred aud cighty-seven, and arn well and
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Harcourt VIII Speak.

The liberal conference at the foreign Oh
fee will be addr ,gad also by Sir William
Harcourt, chancellor of the eXchequer, and
leader in the house of commons The main
ct ject of his speech will be to give The pa
tJ the idea that he is in complete hart.cny
with the prime minister. 1t is an open Sc
cret, although the liberal organs a(!ude to
it only timdly, that Lord Roseberry con-
siders Sir William one Of the diff 3uiries of
tae situation. While working under Sir
William in 1881. Lord Roseberry, then under
secretary of the home office, found MS
chiefs brusque and overbearing manner
well night intolerable. A series of disagree
able encounters between the two unconGenial
men led, eventually to Lord ROseberry s
resigna ton Ever since that time there has
be4a Il hidden feud between them Fach
has felt the aversion of the other'
and is likely to continue to do so. despite
all fair words.
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a. Anti-s'rrne!iteS.

The anti-Parrellite commoners will meet
soon after TIE reading of the queens speech
to elect officers and to decide upon the tu-
ture policy of the party. The anti -Parnel-
lite leaders have already obtained MORN
alton sufficient to convince them tnat the
government course will be satisfactory 10
thea.
had not obtained the assent of all his col
leagues to the project for the relief OF the
eVicted tenants in Ireland. The fact IS
that Mr. Morley consented to retain HIS
Office only the condition that the b1l IN
question be taken in hand, ana told Mr..
GIadstone that the cabinet must be as near
intact as possible. The plan of relief IS
based upon the recommendations of Justice
NJ. \. Thomas. Through the land court the
eVicted tenants will be enabled to buy hold
inss, the time of repayment of borrowed
capital being extended over "a term OF years.
The clause concerning compulsory sales
remains undecided Justin Mccarthy and
his anu-Parnellite followers insist upon the
compulsory feature, and as 1t is necessary
to conciliate them, Ireland will hardly be
refused.
The position of the government has been
prospects of the budget. Instead of the
pected deficit OF more than 100000 pounds
sterling, there Will be little more than $780,.
900 pounds sterling needed to balance
accounts This change in the outlook is
due to the increase OF the revenue, espec-
tally Of the part produced by the income
tax. Sir William Harcourt means TO bring
forward a radical budget raising the death
duties in accordance with the formal radi-
cal demands. He viii advocate also the in
crease of taxation Of beer and spirituous
liquors. in the hope of appeasing the tenn
perance people. who have been much
Gercd by the postponement Of local veto
LEGISLATION.
The statistics issued by Iloyds today
show that within the last three months
twenty-cight vessels have been abandoned
in the Atlantic. Nineteen of them carried
cargoes of timber and must be dangerous
dereicts.
The queen will start for the continent on
Tuesday. Professor Bryce will be the at
It is remembered at court that Car
Alexander II viii be the queens guest
next summer and that preparations for his
visit are already making.
Commander Monteils new French eXpe-
dtion in Africa will be concentrated on
the upper Mobangi river. 1t viii leave the
EobanGi country more than a thousand
strong The route of the expedition is sup
posed 10 be directed to the region of the
upper Nile.
y Member of Parliament Killed.
London, March 10.-James TheObald, con-
servatfve member of parliament for the
R0mford division of Essex. was so serious
l. injured while boarding a railroad train
last night that he died this morning. Theo-
bald was in the act of entering the car
riage when the train started. He missed his
footing, fell and was terribly crushed by the
moving carriages. He was conveyed to the
hospital, where he sank rapidly, and died
al an early hour this morning.
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DOCTORS ERiDCRSE IT.

AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN OF ARKANSAS, TELLS OF
SOME REMARKABLE CURES OF CONSUMPTION.
VIC. ROGERS, N. D., Of Stamps, La Fayctte Co.,
Arlr., writes "Consumpton is hereditary in my
wfes family some have already tlied With the dis
ease. My wife has sister, Mrs. e. a. Clcary that
WAS taken with consumption. She used your
Golden Medical Discovery" and to the surprise
of her many friends she got well. My wife has
also had hemOrrhagcS from the lungs. and her sis
ter insisted on her using the Golden Medical Dis
covery.' | consented, and it cured her She has
had no SYMPTOMS of consumption for the past Six
years. People having this disease can take no bet
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BREAD, MEAT AVID MONEY!

is the title of valuable treatise, which l
send TO any tanner Scpll1% me MS aL!it'5s:
IF you will enclose 10c for postage ] Will
send sample of my Farmers Pride Corn
highly improved by for fifteen years.
Shells pound of corn to the ear. AgTicul-
tural Department, Washington, D. c., says
u j. I've VEST cora in CGIt@d star ;. T.
lures in 100 days. l have a few highly nm
proved seeds, etc, with which any farmer
'"t 93Aoa Of tho hard times with. Ad-
dress today J. l.. Anderson, scotsman, Ivan
hoe, n. G.
Mention The Constitution.
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When Baby was sick. we gave ber Castoria.
When she was e Child, She cr;ed Tor Castoria.
When she became y3ss, she clung to Castorla.
Wher she had Children. she gave tho Castoria
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IsoSeberry's Attitude.

Lord Roseberry's attitude toward the
house OF lords remains doubtful. Unless
he promises bill restricting the veto pow
er OF the peers he cannot expect smooth
sailing with the radicals, for Lapouchere
and his supporters would certainly move TO
amend the address with some hostile clause
concerning the upper house. The impress
sion in the ministerial circle is tnat the
prime minister will suggest an interim meas
uTe giving the peers the right to sit IN the
house OF commons, as a preliminary 10
sweeping reconstruction OF the whole SyS-
TEN OF hereditary legislators.
In d letter written III 1888 Lord RoSeberry
declared that he favored allowing the peers
the option of the lower house. His sup
pcYters now argue that the occasion is in
oppCTtune Tor any more comprehensive re-
form.
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ASTHMA CURED.

Mrs ISAAC LOTMAN, Of Thauloau, Deld1rare
Co. Pa., writes My brother. Harry c. Troup
had been sick for ten years with asthma. Ne was
treated by ten different physicians, who said ne
could not be cured. He had to sit up at night. he
got go short Of breath he suffered With tearlu
headaches and had bad cough. After taking
Doctor Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and
Pheasant Pellets he did not get short of breath,
and can sleep all night
The Atlanta constitution., 1894-03-13

MARRIED LADIES Safeguard patented;
no medicine; no equal; money refunded II
not satisfactory Send I0c to Ladies Nov
city Co, Kansas City. Mo.
Mention The Constitution.
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FLESH CRACKED
CPEa ARID EEED.

MISS LOTTIE CLARK, Hiver Fails, Pierce Co.,
Wis, writes: II suffered for three years from from
treated by a good physician, began the use OF
Golden Medical Discovery. The humor was in
my hands. / obliged TO keep covering on
them for months at a time, changing the covering
morning and night. The singing, burning and
itching sensation would be so intense that ut times
it seemed as if | would go crazy. When bent the
fingers. the flesh would crack open and bleed IT IS
impossible for to describe thc intense pam ana
suffering which I endured night and day. After
taking six bottles of the Discovery [ was en-
tirely curcd
ECZEMA AasD Old SORES.
FRED PESrLINE of 17erandeT GcHeSee Co., ".
" writes: " had eczema and ulcers On the legs.
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EaEag EM G&E esT.

f.. r. NORMAN. ESQ, of Anon, Co., says: II
think the Golden Medical Discovery is the best
medicine for pain III the chest that nave ever
known. am sound land well, and owe 1t all 10 the
The Atlanta constitution., 1894-03-13
g7syasssMG SORE.

MRS. KUHN Of 61S f. 10th Street, NeW York
CitL writes: 6 had II running sore upon my neck,
and had it operated upon three times. and still it
was not cured. was also run down very much.
There was II decided change after using Or. plcrces
Golden Medical Discovery. I took few bottles
and was soon cured. Later my husband had
lump behind his ear; he tried Jour mcdlcine and
one bottle cured him."
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There Is Money In II.

You ought 20 10 an immense business for The
Constitution before &&y lst IL Is the easiest
paner to canvass iJr in the world. just show il
and yoI catch the subscribers. il is the largest
best ana cheapest paper in America.
In addition to competing for part OF the
above fund, you can make money easily BY
working foG The Constitution. Try ii!
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Fift,y-Four Prizes

as a reward for energy.
NeuiN ile every list as they come and viii
send the money to the successful contestants on
the Isl OF May.
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WANTED-Lades and gentlemen canvass
crs to handle our patented shirt nosom
protectors Every man wants one Iiber--
al terms. Address Grand liaptds Corset
Company Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mention The Constitution.
The Atlanta constitution., 1894-03-13

This ope1s m interesting field TO The Consti-
tufiuus rlGcr5.
The Atlanta constitution., 1894-03-13

Previous to this affection ! had had drOpsy afte
the grip. | now feel perfectly well since tooa tn
Golden Medical Discovery My legs arc all nealet
up and feel like man. | cannot fee! thank
ful enough to you for your Discovery saved N!
lifc."
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ECZEMA AMB Old SORES.
for Infants and Children.

"castoria isso well apted to children that
Ireconmend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. 4. AGcHEa, n. D.,
III So. Oxford St, L1oo.llyn, n. Y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
IN THE CITY.


But embrace the opportunity Of obtain
ing valuable information at nominal
cost l have the agency for selling the
secret OF preserving fruits, butter, eggs,
meats, roasting ears aud all kinds OF veg.
etahlcs without sealing. Fruits Of all
kinds. also roasting ears, can be kept
whole without any cost scarcely worth
considering, l refer to A. r. Migunn
and Capt. sam Evans of Fort Worth
as 70 the effectual success of said process
The latter says that he paid 50 for the
secret and considers IL cheap. | was
intending to canvass during the coming
summer aud sell the recipe at 81, hut
have concluded 10 put 1t In the reach of
all by putting the price az the small
sum OF % cents until the ist of MAY,
and instead Of travelling UP to that time,
! shall remain in the city | can be
found perhaps ut the new square on
Houston street, or NJ MIR Aliens grocery
store, at the central wagon yard, oppo.
site the new square.
Never was so much valuable iuf0rma-
ton offered 80 cheaply. Those living at
distance who send orders by mail will
address to w L., Willis. care Of Fouu.
tain hotel, No. 1872 and 1911 Jones
street, Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

ti'ss l1uise Fismer cntcrtaircl , h.,s
loArn couples "Wednesday AZ tha 1n,,i
Quaint The music by Miss Leila Fisher
was especially good At a late honr fhe
chosen few departed, showerinr commit.
hents upon iheir elegant hostess.
Mr. John Con aud sister. Miss Annie
OF faris. are the guests of their hrother
Mr. George GOT, at the Hotel summit
Last evening several couples OF vonnr
people, chapcr0ned by Mr.. and Mrs q
w tulloin; went on 'n0ssnm hunt
Two OF Bowie's society swells Oliver
Globon and hllarl Move, visited Decatur
this week.
Mr.. Albert Taukersley was the guest If
MISS Davis Of Bowie this week.
Inc Decatur Dancing club Will rive n
german AZ their hall Friday evening.
Miss Mamie Cl0nts Is having her pa.
rents visit at St Joe.
MISS Quinn Williams has returned from
Bonham. where she has been The enesf
OF her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Leather.
Mrs; A. B. Conley and her son Elmer
i s,,. the city today for Mexico, their
Mr.. Albert Ross Of Fort Worth was
doing the city one day this week.
Mrs. johnson Of 81. Louis Is a guest of
tie Summit
Miss Holly Of Sunset was the guest of
Mrs. Z. More this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

The Bethel Bible institute aud mission
has ulready sent out eight splendid mis-
sIouares to foreign countries, 1t viii
coon send another
The king's Mossenpen are an organl.
gation OF tine Bethel mission. composed
Of III younger friends for the purpose
more particularly Of promoting Tho In
tcrosts Of the sabbath school The way
the messengers bring Ia The new scholars
mnktr the heart VI The BethSliiu rejoice,
The Kings Messengers meut every Sat
urlay after Don, 1hNr hadgoa showing
the different degrees Of promotion in the
order are quite beautiful
one month ago an intelligent German
paHsod through Fort Worth. dropped In
10 the mission, wus impressed returned
through here. dropped IN again, aud was
converted. This man " one nf many.
Tho Bethel people contend that there iB
n seed time aud a harvest as well.
Information Is always gladly received
from Miss Ashley Atiwcll, who Is now
comfortably pnsclnrcl In the training
school Of New York, preparatory 10 tnk.
ing sail for China Us a missionary, Miss
Aiwoll was greatly beluyrd by all the
Bethel people among whom she lAbOrrd
~ long Her address Is 1853 West For.
tyscyrntii street
Daniel W. l1aver IN one of the mis-
si0n's most treless and useful workers,
He is a tower IN street service, tesii.
mOny meeting or amy other kind Of meet.
Ing whore tho name Of God is hon0rcd.
Dan Eager Is for God a. against nll
Corners 80 Is his wife.
Bethel mission has q wonderful boy IN
the person Of little Morris Howe. Nor.
fis y not yet u years Old. yet he was
converted nearly two years ago The
spirli aud Intelligence with which Morris
gives DO his testimony IL remarkable to
sHNaa In a.
mont. and sometimes with humiliation.
The Boihrl penple call Morris Little
David because of his supposed re-.
semhlance 10 the great Psalmist In his
bnyhood, and are praying that God will
make a great preacher out OF him Nor.
ris has an appointment to preach his
iiret sermon tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock
one Of The II ost Interesting Children
Of the Bethel mission Sunday school Il
llille Rosa Estrada. Rosa's father Is o
Mexican, and her mother N au Amer
lean woman. liosa lives not far from
the mission and general possession III
given her, when she claims The rlght
TO r0Dp through the building. She II a
pretty child and very Intelligent The
Bethel people will keep an eye on Rosa,
with a view probably Of making a great
missionary Of her.
Superintendent Cooper has received
| from SeHitof Mills another consignment
Of books for the free library md reading
room. Among them II mammoth book
entitled, The Growth Of Industrial Art
containing thousands Of Illustrations A
beautiful man Of the United States. . -
~ IL feet. accompanies the books, These
additions 90 the FREQ reading room at
tract considerable attention
| Mr.. A. G.. Graham, known 10 not a
few Bethel people. called at The misaion
| yeafefday. Mr. Graham has Just r,,-
] turned from England. and rs on tour
through the United States lcciuring
against lnddelIb lie WAS once an Ia.
hdsl and three and half yehn ago was
converted in the Bethel mission
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Nonr reporter crowded himself Into onr
OF the hnHioHi pluces Ia town yesterday
1hrQnrs OF beautiful ladics and gallant
gentlemen were pusRinr tu aud lrp. o
wollplohscd crowd ON husnpsa bent The
particular business ou hand premed to
Ice lhe purchasing NJ summer shoes
aud certainly Tits was a delightful task
M the dainty feet Of the ladies' hcrnmc
CncRsrd with "ono of the very latest
One would have thought they were In
q picture gallery from the uNnrcssiuns of
delight As 10 which oit the many elylrs
was tho inNnr.te one We could NOT de-
eide, but az suino Of the ladies aud gcn.
tlomon pf Fort Worth were not fortunate
enough 20 be present we are going 10
ttll them a little bit 81 what We saw,
one Of the things that caught us was
the new tan combinations q ladies' low
shoes, made M IN oxide or chrome NH.
For Instance, n certain ahnde Of tan
with Zip. ETC., IN durkor shade, made
with rrlmpcd vHmp AMI white stitching,
either IN ONfuris or Prince Alborta, A
very handsome one IL the brown Russia
calf O1fordH, with the quarter of brown
cloth IN lighter shnde IN kil goods
me nt the new wing TINS ln m oxford
Is very attractive SHOE. u " made on
The celebrated "picWdiiN" Inst Also
Il new narrow pointed too. with crlinpol
vnmp and very fine cloth top, W nn cN-
quislte thlng The 'tarmoncllh.' very
convenient low shoe. Ia ulso ono Of III,
pretty atylna We noticed many now aud
attractive STYLES, aud unon Inquiry VIZ
found that "E,Rns \ Roe" Nerg making
a speciality Of low shoes for ladies' Mt
moderate prices, $500 mud $500 VIII
buy some u the prctiieat styles you ever
saw
IN runtcmen's shoes the Same i'm
proyement IL manifest In tan shoes the
Rnadn leather 10 tan and wlue are
atili 10 the load An oxide kil shoe IN
"lilnler' u certain 10 become g great
fnvoriic. The great Turner line. Of
which Evans q Roe" have the eHrlu+
aiyc sale. stands ~ the very top. having
carried VI the highest hbnors OF tho
Worlds FUR" MANY new Styles are
bning shown nav In grntlcmcn's low
shoos. which have become very popular
once more
After having looked over this great
art gallery Of shoes. we were Satisfied
that the muny customers who ihrung
their store were showing their npprclin.
ton Of the fac, that Fort Worth has
Tho best shoe house Ia Texas, and The
address IL Evans 4 Roe, Ji5 Houston
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
TO THE VOTERS OF THD SIXTH
WARD

Since the taxpayers and citizens Of
all political parties Of the Sixth ward
have secured my consent 20 become y
candidate for alderman OF my ward,
have been consulting 6gnO Of the
powers that be- 80 far as tic Texas
aud Pacific railroad IL concerned, az to
the much-noeded crossing over their right
Of way find that the Texas and Pa
cihc railDnd will checrfully grant streels
across the reservation n u Is handled
properly. as ! think they wish 10 do what
Is right in the matter. The RIO Grande
maingcmcnt have not az YET given any
answer as to their intentions. but ] think
with proper and indioious management
they can be prevailed upon also 10 grant
The opening OF the streets. ! believe we
should have mora crossings into The SIXTH
ward; In fact, that IL ny platform, and
II ! am elected | shall work especially
10 that end until l have accomplished
what the citizens Of the ward brought
inc out for-''to open the streets
Yours respectfully. JNO. g. RELY