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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-18

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ut Long Branch
.LVing ARRIVES, AT tax ,uncluSlO1 iht the
columns of the ClAAlGS are The only MEATS
whereby he can bring h's business {" th4
arnpcr standard r,vra vent NJ follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING. SHAM
PDONING AMP DYEING
In the latest style OF the H' tonsoral
SHARP RAZORS AND 4 CLEAN
SHAVE
Is Il. motto of this .nterprieing artist, an'
w strict attention to BUSINESS can't help
Dnt please all win be IN his shop u 81
times
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Settled In Advance.

Mr.. Hunnin.nre-- Now, as we are
going 10 stal. housekeeping, Ethel,
We should begin right Order, you
know, Is heavens first law, and there
must be Il head to every house,
So
Mrs. Huunimme-Thats all pro
>ldcd for, George Mothers coming
10 live with Us. Exchange.
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Klep. Which is SO often
used nowadays asa coax for respect
abe stealing, is form of monoma-
MIA. Lr. PritcliaTd mentions q typ
iual case Lt { radman VINO would
neyc. ct his food unless he had pre-
viou ly stolen IT.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-18

The toeal annual lnss from insects
IL the med States i, estimated cy
the best chronological authorities a
aLJut $3.50, coo, coo.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-18
j.. ID. ROC 1863,

10 and sailors who the A'e
wholly disabled n nanua 'h'r "'''r
a,.d am! regardless "nar'
of u,lsldnrs whether "f
laor It" support"
dependent upon the soldiers death W" que 10
sci
almost all where there was no
NEl, sl, I'm
neither widow child provide" Se
OWL . served or died in {
II ~ II
rrnsod apply for higher rates I'M
tcr" 9th laws losing rights.
rru4au month under the OH III" arc
OF dsan1hs f winch
I'd whether or ho'.
and hl"rk taWek, thrfokee' an"
1882 To 1912 arc ehtitied I'M
u
entitled
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Ter
nms ned andsr |,
OF Oh u" a W" VINO
st cirorip
successful
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some or,ht lutte h'c Iuns ol me t>"alN
.0rh ideas Hyr dismissed without '"T''''
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WHY do ', The railroad mNany MAKE
its car Windows So thai the, r"u'u Ne >!'" ~
rnh Gown without hrtnhi"g the ln's, u '''H
IA k,Yn rXrlnini> the Traveller III "'I'
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never had To NorH over stove or ne W"n',,
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III II. ,ucn n ,"imr lmtl"n J! grnA'H ~"
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,h, husi, rss III make LOTIONS shat "onl"'
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IT mY neck.
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The Greeks S Imetimcs buried their
dead in the ground, but more Pener-
ally creTatel them, in imitation Of
the EoLlans.
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.1RlZI.S ON PATENTS.
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small Fortune, aud tue Losers
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Bring tilc,sl in StiH
More.

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bred dollars? Uy"u M""'d rca' c"re,"'N
what follows and You may see a way "" w.
m. Press Clown {, mpauv dr,0'rs much
attention. T.. unter,s 1t has Eanlled lh"ns
.nl. q; onnlnations fer hvrnti'us, nu' II
wnuid nike TO handle thousands more. IhtIr
is plenty fiuvenlivc ,nlrn, in this country,
nceuiur IL Thing IN, cnco &c IN eli
to produce pracica, results, Tn"' enc""f
,r,m,n, TIE Press Claims ConiPnn pro
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-18

The avelage weight Of thr Chinese
brain Is SAID 20 be heavier than the
average weight Of the t-s,in Of any
othor race,
LnIess rne wearing and the coln1ua
out OF n'purnlng apparel can be &C
com p,istIad with ueCeHcE, 1t would
show tar more respect 10 the dead If
1t were never domed at all.
Owe, 80 4aD Parisians, it il said,
earn Il LIVING by picking UP and max
Ing use o. what other people throw
away. rags, bones, metal ana such
refuse.
1t IS far easier il not more natural,
fOr man - love al womankind
tan TO Lo permanently devoted and
loy.l " Sng!e women.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Laredo Dnily News; Il Is said that
Forepaugh has advertised for the jim.
crow politician IN Texas who has not OK.
pressed lu opinion AZ 90 how harmony
was to be re-established in Texas He
would he freak aud deserve place IN
a national museum,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

It IN. It has been proposed that the
coming campaign IN England make the
non-continuance Of this body an issue
and that the continuance Of It be dis
cussed in tho first plank Of the national
Liberal fedcration's platform.
The time may not be quite ripe for
40 radical change In the machinery Of
the government Of Great Britain, for a
Britishef clnes 70 old forms with bull
dog tcnacity, and the systeu Of heredi-
thry legislators dates as far back as
royalty itself. and as in the case Of the
Magma Charia this body has often c1or-
cised authority over kings While there
may be for time iull IN the ngitauon
Of the question Of the adjustment Of
this branch Of the government, the fact
that such agitation exists aud has Mt
tained lis present importance is slgnih-
cant. That the discussion Is not an
idle one 81 evidenced by the statement
that the peers are unusually regular in
their attendance npon their legislative
dutios, apparently realizing tho prccarl-
BUSINESS Of their situation. That tlis
abolition is the leading question In Brit
ish politics Is shown 10 The confident OK
peciaiion that the Hyde park meeting
will be the largest political dcmonstra-
ton ever made In London. the cstma'
ton being that not hess than 100000 viii
march from tho hank Of the Thames to
the park to hear tho speeches.
1t Is stated that the feeling Of opposi-
a.. AL. O.. mn v
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
oaiNIvoI,ous MAN.

"a
Ayes nEo Wh'h nun nl'uo 'ps 'pp.p
nncc on the enrth he WIS lm,nou,a.'',
mNuueleh vs. 70 Wnht nc 'uo"p WV "u'
VIM NO shou'u r'''a'n l'on ''''u ,
me plant bearing seed tue 'r'' p,'rluB
iru't ana Tue el'on poaHt were "'' 'o"u
Tor hlms'll nnu ne wa" IroN'u,u U,
nature WIN giinuetN unNI''n y" ne
most unrrs'r''i'u ul't may NC tue
reo whl'n $1,000 ~ 'no mus. 81 'u'
gotuen accounted ~ nnorop," ana ."'
,eria out HH US ir'ht was me que mug
ioFp'udeh man py on'n''h'e mBNi nave
escaped M me eNll IL bore
l'oW dln'r'nt 'a "nnWerouS man .
,o,p,u'l' 'o"' wv nv" Wy ''''nVu ~ NV
' NV, III 'uui's'
ne ,.h''"',"n 'l''s "u' "H',n,' Ho'n
u"',nh n'u V"u'n.o,H 70 race h'i o'uu7h
u','n',s u, uaHNnu 10 ',,a u'Wno'rNon'
and n,hor. ron,at w. ,'' ,aa, p'a"s .,,,
auu 'up'Ns contain inc leaNon OF right
icncth ~ d,rs an a,
Sia,a~, & Nv w. WV aVucpt y"
on M M ,'',,'''. ,,' "i,'o,' ,,'""'"s
demon.,r,tas my Nv "''''s', , anu
cies az f,,d as,, -. '"',' I'u-
no,sorons ma All, ,v'"u ""''n',,u'
hbpger drlynn GA i,',,,,'.,.. Nv" 'lo
of eparlllnr water ,ho nr',s =" ,@' I'a,.
tectotalors ncyer c,,,,,, r,"'o's VI N,'l'h
Hold tho glass or I'm, ,asuy 5,"el''N'
LIQUID before tho scor,h u'.n, pu,"
microscope nnd whnt d,as Z ','t
a lot Of little gray croatures dnnclng N
may be the dance Of denth ia man
More than This. hyrlenists snv bnt
water Is cause of bodily deterioration
from the deposit OF sand and lima loft
by all aqueous auld.
Man eaunot drink nor can be 40, T.,
safety, aud finally no oannot 49,, \"
without the risl, Of ipballp, Az,
germs Poisons lurk IN tho IAN cnn '', NJ,
wine glaas and tho beer mug thc,, ro.n,
In flesh, IN fruit. ami /, n,s Ivy WY q,
II were not for facts versus thoor,as
mortal man had bettar ala AZ o.s, ,t',
live In drcad. ''''
The history Of the raee ,orr or,.,.a...
that period when men war, y,o,I,n"
malaria. nervous pnstrat,o, y.
and heart failure shave 49, la,,s's
through all the aeo, IN. foy,an.,, M n, ''lv
Instincts. The nomndh, tr Ss'' ., ~ 'o ,
fahiuss Of their docks Or ~, ~ 1'v w.. 'l ~
Is not probable thar the no,t no.. ,'O,, =
dressed than ue roast ln,nh ~ nvs.vr
The pastoral tribes lna,Ira1 H. 49,
and kerniss and sn,,osn N1Ssu ~ ohocse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17


Frank Fossett of Fort Worth Being
Tried for Killing a Negro,
Special Dispatch.
Meridian. Tex. Fob. 10 I'm the dis
triqt court Of Bosque county Frank Fos-
set, formerly Of Bosquc county, but now
Of Fort Worth Is being tried for the
killing Of Charley Alexander. Frank
Fossett owned ranch four miles east
Of Meridian. About the latter part of
December. while Fussett was away at
Fort Worth, the family. including Mrs.
FOssetL still remaining on the ranch,
the negro ullian, Alexander. finding AN
opportunity for victmizing a defcrseless
woman attempted icndish outrage
upon the wife. the true magnitude Of
which has not yet come out, Int was
sufficient 10 superinduce the sending Of
a hasty telegram TO the husband. His
immediate return on the next train and
thee killing in rapid succession are some
Of the startling Developments. sympathy
is all with Fossett
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used, The many, who live bet
yer than Others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, by mors promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
Inc needs Of physical being, will attest
,ae value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
rs excellence is due to It's presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas,
sn1 70 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive etieetually cleansing the system.
ulspelling colds, headaches and fevers
ana a. permanently curing constipation.
y mas given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, becanse it acts on the Kid
heys Liver and Bowels without weak
sning them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
s,st IN DOC and 81 bottles, but il Il man
S1iactnicd by the California Fig syrup
y, only, whose name is printed on every
pAeKsge, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well Informed, YOU will moi
swept any substitute if offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
PRENDnRGAsr cREArEs A scENE.
He Rails Prosecuting Attorney in
Court-,ludgc's Life Threatened.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, Feb. 10. -Prendergust, the
assassin. created stir in Judge Bre-
tano's court room today during the hear
ing of arguments for a new trial. The
prisoner had taken his seat quietly, but
when Attorney A, $. Trude. who con
Quoted the prosecution, entered the court
room Prendergnst apparently grew wild
he yelled at lrude. and attempted to
rush to whore the attorney stood, Sew
eral halliils surrounded the excited pris-
oner and forcihly took him to his seat.
where he sat glaring at Trule, but Great
ing no further disturbance as the hear
ing proceeded.
Frgndergast requested the court to al
low him 10 talk with Attorney TrIde.
and upon the judges consent, sat down
by the lawyer aud quietly asked; "Trude,
nave You any feeling against meI"
Not personally replied Trude, II am
simply doing my duty.
The prisoner then conversed with the
attorney for some time, but In 50 low
II voice that no one else in the court
room could hear what was said After
a time he was led back 10 his seat where
he sat staring blankly at The court, an
plrently paying no attention 10 the plea
his attorneys We're making for his llfe.
Judge Bretano. who is presiding Ia
the case, has received an ANONYMOUS
letter. threatening his life. Half n dozen
armed officers were in court to guard
the judge. The letter warned the conrt
that unless he was Intent with prender-
CAST he would be killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
BRlTroN's BOND.
IT is Placed at $4,000. Which so far He
Has Failed 10 Giye-A Writ Of
Habcas Corpus Probable.

Special DisIutch
Dallas. Tex. Feb. 16.-A. NJ. Brit
ton. president Of the First national bank
Of Vernon, was given a preliminary hear
ing by Judge Holm Is. Rector today. lie
IS charged with enbezzcment of $4,000
bank funds, making false entries aud
giving false reports 10 comptroller of cur
rancy. His bond was fixed at S3),OO0,
II is understood that his attorneys will
sue out witt of hlbeas corpus.
W. s. LomnN. cashier Of the bank
and broher-in-law of Britton. committed
suicide four years ago. lomax was for
many years leading citizen OF Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

There lived man IN NTpxlco.
Who all his life ala hattie
10 figh " spell such easy words
A. NHhuttlacatl.
~ wrote th1 namea " all the towns,
lt took " Ink a bottle,
hut could moi spell Tluachtltinu
Nor plain rlacttecau,
lie went TO spelling school each day,
MA though man ~ mettlc.
ne could not conquer TopiEin
Nor Huiisllopociou.
- lie dwell sonle time In Ntiehtan.
Mad There, az 1NompanNui,
Hn l0anel 20 spcN z little word,
Twas Hluh0nolplln
The JOY q spelling just one word
nld ail Ills mind tispttie.
hut. snrlllng SIM he clicked al last
On Popocatepeu,
Youths Couinanihn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

SPe'lul blNpAlNus
Waco, Tex, Feb. 16.--'rom Gullfoyle and
Willis Crawford, Santa Fe conductors, and
They are here as Witnesses in the Freeland
suit, Mr.. Freelaud is suing the Santa Fc
tar $4,000 damages FOR false Imprisonment.
The ease VIII come up In Judge Goodrich's
Instituted In 1850 and a verdict rendered
appeal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

konsas Nlty Stnf
The United States commissioners have
done the right and nr1ner thing IN form.
ally notifying the Five CivillEel Tribes,
as ihpy are called. that the end ~ Tho
Indian "natlou" business Is at hand. and
that heforS long the country Occnplcd by
tho tribes VIII be erected INTO a separate
territory Of the United States ~ annexed
70 Oklahoma, Ibo Indians ~ various
degrees Of rblood' viii do wen "a allan
don the Idea that helng an actual In
dian. or Indian by courtesy Is sufficient
40 eullue q man 70 De- sort of 10
penslant OF the United States government
While he ROMANS a citizen % another
"naiinn. The other "natiOns" witiu
the Jurisdiction Of the United S,ates must
so. aud the sooner all concerned under
STAND Il the better.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

The meanost man over heard off,
snid Mr., Jason, was q Teller that liycd
IN me same township with me and want
cd an education. So he acts TO work
and courtcd schoolma'm for abont
two years, am when She had taught him
oll she hnuwcd he give her the shnke
an went TO 9ractlcln law"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Southern Mercury The Indications are
that the Democracy Of several other
states besides Texas will lack harmony
In the coming campaign. Like the good
deacon who prayed for rain, and had his
prayers answered by cyclone, the Dem
ocrats got more than they bargained for
when they voted for Grover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Present Indications point to a speedy
extinction Of the E,slish house o. peers.
The handwritinE ~ tho wan does mol
neea Daniel @ interpret Tor (, Is ap.
parent that this boiis, Sitting as lecl..
.a'om by ac'ddont OF birth, have out
'a4'sa the divinity that formerly hslsei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Passengers leaving Fcri WoTla y, =.
can secure Sleeper accomipq,d,ar,',rf'
Garrett on application to Il. s = =
NJ Fort Worth. 90
Passengers for points souln y =
tonic, and for Mexico points az y
at san Antonio TO Laredo Sleeve, n. !,
BE PARTICULAR 70 90. N n
ticket reads via Hearne and " Y
NATIONAL ROUTE-L s v,ap
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

In chronic Catarrh in N. ~
every other would-bo heln IA VI
proprietors Of DR.. Saees cs ~ w \
viii give $500 il they can't 49,. u IA.
and permanent cure BY its MI 81
cleansing, and healing pruperus. " ~
will cure the very worst Csc. ea'e'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

p1iticai affiliations or acts. all wto de
clare themselves in accord with the Dem
ocraiic party and will pledge themselves
10 abide by the actions Of the party ana
10 support its nominees. This is no new
test. but is az old as the party. Mat
locks committee lays down plan ns
long as tbe moral law and says Chairman
Baker must accept by a certain time or
they will proceed 20 organize their party
on war footing and nominate candi
dates. The probabilities are ttat the
stale committee will pay but little atten-
ton 10 the Matlock uItlmtann.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
WACO WANTS THE CONVENTION
Gratis to meet at ETAOIN SIlRD en-
Gratis TO Meet at Its Cotton
Palace


Waco, Tex. Feb 1G.-Thc CONNER
clad club Is discussing the Availability
of eulcavoring TO sefurc the holding of
the Dcmocmic state convention in Waco
using the auditorium Of the cottn pal
ace for the convention hall. II is beloved
the building WI. be- sufficiently completed
Die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
WHAT ron rnn GuAnD7

N I-Nsl TfINunO,
Governor llogy should attend the San
Nnl9uo bull fights with body guard
60 distribute throughout Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Mr.. u, y. Sprinkle " olrouator Tor the
Gazette In Fort Worth. and orders for me
paper should he given to him OF us aBehh'
Ills ONCE Is 6ii Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Medical science has reached the point
where a man eaut even XIII himself.
When Mr., Roland Of paagould, Ark,
hlled hlmself with morphine, doctor
injected his hide full Of permanganatc OF
potassium and he had 70 get well, The
safest way is to look Into an unioaded
gun, or kick up a row at country
dance,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

~ NNSN'Nniei iTfSs.
igrs Feb. iG.--prinea coi,,.,.
70 Napies Maiire CorirJ c9esss, ~ -, some .i
plnse. saws the prince has defegn,i ies y. ,e
he viii take The necessary aiea. and that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Mr. bland can't got mis- solFnior,se
blh in dx TO have vote taken on H.
The prospect Is that II he can bring
enough Democrats to their state 20 make
quorum and keep thcm there long
enough to get a vote taken, ne viii carry
the hill through, It takes sorscani-at.
arms and small army Of assistants to
keep congressman at thclr work,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Gainesville Register: It Is authoriia-
lively announced that Texas finances are
in n healthy condition. Ought TO be.
Hasn't been ont enough lately 10 even
run the risk Of catching cold or taking
the grippe.
Matlocl has the golden wing,
George CLARK carries Tie fame:
The people amt got no wings at all,
But theyll harmonic just the same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Bg Associated Press
London. Feb. 16--A disps.ch 10 ,,o
standard from Paris says: 'ne
,,,, me R9a,i'sehilds bank tn this city is
result OF anarchist placards ,rbicb " Vs.. n
posted npon the door Of thr hank sn,o mS.e
h W. TINT q meeting OF the society w5md Se
shlliul In the lockeniih trade IA hrin,, MIR
them skeleton keys and crnvbars IL VIZ W.
OF the safe being locked In the hank. vase