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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

on Groesbeclt creek. which war psrtici-
pated In by most OF our young people
and soma Of the older ones. too.
c. w shrader a former resident OF
this place, but now Of sherman. was
attending district court here last week.
N,Ai, r'fnF haa returned from
81 l.tr'ie where he has been on bust
ness. lie also visited frienda In Eastern
rcNna f,.re returning home. There
seems 10 be some attraction In that
part Of the stair for Mr.. DuPuy.
Douglass Harrow. connected With tho
Victor fiouring mill and elevator Mt
Wichita Falls. spent one night In Qua
nah, on business (gl last week. Come
again. Douglass. thare Is always
warm welcome awaiting you here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

-, r-ta,,t, r, syenaon has gone TO
Mrs. h'BB'h -
Austin 49,. ..,,,,,o,
Mrs. N. w Gorseht mas re'u' NV
from Fort Worth
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @, Lowdor nave re-
turned from Fort worth.
Miss Watterson OF san Antonio IL
on n visit to Miss Jennie Cook.
Ntrs ceo A. Nib will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Baptist
church at her residence next Wednes-
dov
w et.Tore has returned
MI ,,,i,ors' and spiscopal CON
from tue """'''9
Nehuons. ,.,t.. ,s,a,co
Mr.. Mitcheli pulun ~ ~ ca,,sin sam
Is here on NlsN W H'
Lapowskh - -. -,
Mrs, Henry James, WI" G1.hw 1 rex.
q VISIT 20 ~ ha,,,,.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. BRYAN nave re-
turned from San Francisco; Los AM
gaies and Southern California.
~, ladies', Aid society Of the Chris
.tan church will be entertained by
Mrs. i ". Call next Thursday.
MT ,Ia,,.,, ssvIes have re-
Mr.. ana Mrs' fte'g extcnde1 Trim
turned h @nit,ornta Oregon. Utah and
through SaNioini"'
Solofauo, -, W. pcouon have re-.
DIR. and Mrs W, w. Nhilah nav -, ~.
turned from Galveston o where 'he ~
attended the na'lS" n 1Tn,,ed states
railway surgeons o. ne u tIn,e ''''
| They report II ue"h"
The young folks enjoyed deirhtiul
nU1 comnliinentary to Miss waiter.
son Of san Antonio and Mr.. w. j..
Trezevant or hayV'ue' u
NJ, Henry Montgomery, assisted by
her charming daughter, Miss Florence
MONTGOMERY, entertained Euchre clubs
| No ! and . last Friday night. the
aret royal prizes were awarded 10 Miss
E,n,na Sayles and Mr.. Tom Bledsoe,
"a The second royal prizes 70 Miss
Siarv walsh and Mr.. Charles Roberts.
Ir,a hoobv prizes were carried on by
! Nfra I w Red and Mr.. T.. s.. Hughes.
80 a soiect compauy assem-
- h.ks n,rrv hell last wednesday
| hled az - w. tntt,ationa sent out by
IN responss ,ha AhIene high school
the hlula Va ,,sas ss foilowe;
| I'VE pr"s'"'" High school
| chorus ',...ta,.,,,,attn,ai Infiusnces''
ADDRESS, I ..,,,,.a,d,',t aao w roach
.sup. 81, n,'5 ~, The Swallows.
ouarietle, 1sa,,or ava Young
Misses ~ t,,,,,s,oa ana Harris
;.;.' ..x Messi :, ~ naatb"
Recita' .t1.,,' tsiors,,ce MONTGOMERY
-, ~. .a,ss ~ NJ Herat.'1,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Montgomery Biles went to Grapevine
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Young started to sher-
man this morning.
Mrs W. L. George went to Denton
and returned Wednesday.
Dan Grihith. the section foreman
here. has been crippled several days
with a sprnined ankle.
Joe Curtis. a farmer residing near
here. has a mouse that sings almost
equal to a canary bird
Mrs. Dunn and her son, from Ken
lucky. visited her nloce Mrs. j. Il.
Cade. In Roanoke, Thursday.
DR.. odell has gone TO Chlldress
county to perform surgical operauon
on Mr.. Carruth. formerly of Denton
county.
Miss Eta Reeves, one of the teach
ers in the Roanoke schools, returncd
to her home IN Tarrant county THIS
evening. Miss Reeves made many
friends during her residence In Roa-
noke.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Mrs Lyman Gould is visiting in
Mr. L. NJ. Hadley has returned from
Dallas.
The +. W. c. Society has disbanded
for the summer.
Mrs Carey OF Illinois Is in the city
visiting the family Of Mr.. X. Philips
Nt,ss Flaming Of Fort Worth IS in
,,,r citv visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Powell.
90, ". l.. Hood and wife of Lafay-
a., Ma. are here on visit to his
brother.
~. rnenbers OF the Methodist church
ma children's services last sunday az
,heIr church. The program consisted
~ resnonsive readings by the supsrin-
tendent and children, and recltduphs
s,,s innate nv children. The chufon was
heautifully decorated with fowers' sra
t,vItterins. birds In their cages nhde the
holv place seem more sacred Inc ser
vices were very effective
Monday night the doors Of the pala,
Tia ,sstuence OF Capt. W. NJ IpNyi
were thrown onen to the youhs p ,.,.
~ az Fort worth Delightful games
,,,e-c indulrei in until II o'clock, when
dsiicio,is refreshments were served. n.
n'cIocls the guests departed wishing
,be,r most and hostess many happy
rsturns Of the pleasant occasion
Friday night Prof y. ". chatii ,,,i
and wife entertained the These iGal,al
club. On account 81 misunders,.alli mn
ING. few members were present Ai's 81
osrrying out the literary ieatui ~
sbe program as FAR as possiole, II Na'
~ oit,,ss into q social entertainment;
Innaeent games were INDUCED 10 unu .
: ists hour. when dainty refres hiileiis =
.,.ere served. The following program
was cnrried out e.,~.,ar-v
l.oll H. s,s,,,, A. Bell
- Mrs ". chatfeld and MISS n
chatleld- -. ~
vocal solo THE Sweetest Love o. -.
The crowning feature Of ne essn,,, IF
which produced much merrlmeh' Ai''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Mr.. Gorge Bayne has gone TO Gle
burne on visit.
Mrs. ]. f. Ferguson of Chickasha' ar
rived In this city sunday
Mr.. Ward Of Paradise spent the week
visiting his daughter, Miss Lillian.
Mrs. Weakly and little daughter N.Y.
tie, are visiting friends at Antelope.
Mr.. Harrington, wife and sister VIII
Mr.. George Bayne has gone to Gle
Misses Elsie Wright and Hattie Muir
ra Of NJ and f, institute spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting the family
of Mr.. II. Craft at Grafton.
The weeks amusements opened with
n moonlight iarty at the hospitable
home OF MIR, and Mrs. j. IL. watson
ON Decater street. quite pleasant
evening was spent and one that VIII
rank as first in the hearts of those
present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Mr., Il. T. Smith is home again from
Waco.
Capt. Paddock of Fort Worth Is in
the city.
Judge Waiter Anderson OF Brady is
IN the city.
Miss Laura Milan Ia visiting her
aunt. Mrs y Il. Fain.
Prof liaEan OF Bailmger 10 IN our
city for Few days.
Miss Kate Hayes went, 10 the Bhp-
list convention al Dallas.
Mir, Byrd Garner has returned from
visit to Fredonla, Ky
Mr.. Elgln OF mississippi. friend Of
Or Bynum " In the city,
Mr.. Oscar White OF Fort Worth has
spent the week in our city,
Mrs. Dry OF Llpe Springs * visiting
her daughter. Miss Mosella Dry
Mr.. j. c. West late OF san Angelo,
ia now a resident Of Brentwood,
]. l. Chinpman and family have re-
turned from Lampasas county.
Miss Hattie Bright Is ut home, after
spending the winter IN Kansas CITY
Mrs. Armstrong liz visiting her sons
Mcssrs. Walter and Tom Armstrong.
Mr.. w. j. Yanils and family were
the guests OF Mr. ~ G. Nantis this
week
Miss Gertle Andrews OF Fort Worth
is visiting her uncle, Mr. o. w, Ma
lone,
Mir. John Bell hua returned from a
business trip TO Memphis and other
points.
Mr.. Dancy Ledbctier OF Coleman ia
In the city attending the sam Jones
meeting.
Mrs. u. y. Hurlbut has returned
from a very pleasant Visit 20 Waco
and Taylor.
Mrs j. 49, Ferguson and children
OF Goldthwaite spent n fow days with
Mrs, Bryce.
Mrs j. w. shepard ia expecting hor
mother. Mrs. Blake, Of Bellevllln. next
Tuesday evening
Mr.. n. NJ. Fletcher. ono Of the stu.
dents al II. p. college, left for visit
at stephcnsyille.
MIR. II. D. Walker, county clerk of
Coleman county was In the city this
week on business,
Prof. j. II. Groves and Mr.. NJ l.
| Sanders are ut home from the Bap
| list convention at Waco.
Mr.. @. q. Duncan arrived last sun
| dny evening from Arkansas ana VII
remain here with friends for shor
tire.
Mr.. A. u. Moss and wife. Mrs. Gam
| and several others viii return shortly
from two weeks nshing trip on th'
Colorado.
The Baccnlaurente sermon OF th'
Danlel Baker college VIII be delivered
| by Dr. Scott OF Galveston ON Mon
day. May a.
Hon. q. II. Godson Of comanch'
,yas IN Brownwood ON business las
week; aiso Hon. W. o. Hamilton o
the same city.
Mrs. s. A, Hudspeth Mrs. Mao
Keaton and Misc Lou Naples or New
I'm Ga. are visiting their trothef
Mr. Thomas Naples
The Methodist district conference VII
meet al Brentwood june u. ~
hoped that Bishop Wilson WIN D.
here 10 hold the conference.
Mr. Fred Brnndonburg Will leav
tuesday morning for Caldwell, Tcs
TTla many friends here regret ms ~
ability 10 make his old home a lonse
visit.
Dr Ratiiffe, prominent dentist o
| colemnn. and Miss Anna johnson, TOT
meriy one OF our most popular youn
ladles. were married last sunday even
ing. May 49, at Coleman.
The following young people OF 90
ranche came over "wednesday cvenin
10 attend service at the tapernaels
Misses sfinta Holmeley, Annie Brlel
nora Drake, NEEDLE Green ana Mernri
ron prake, John Smith and Ed skin
l ,,ar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

H.. = al, No,,vnrd 10 visiting In
W. Luia MI "oo' 10 ''9'e
~. e...,.,s.. >,oo,a,, and Wilson
p,An . ,,ssi,tna Nt,sa ora Enrncis.
AlsA ae ''si.''e .'''
|NiH Fannie Baifd entertalhSl nei
laday school class on last frluaS
I-lns.
flls Berta Clements has returned
N nom Joshua where she mas oeeh
I1hing school,
t,ks Embry OF Winchester, Tenn. is
knng Mr. II. W. Brazleton and
| bly, Of this city.
1. rn,h,. Ctrh v.s elegantly en-
I-,trad Nc Atrs Davidson on
n T,,s.da,, e,,nnin,
.,n.,.. ne. Da..a. o,a certvs
Lslv snsnt seysrat davs I'm weather.
n rlslirg ,r,snds this week
IN. ...,a
ss Laura osporh ehtertulilS1
WI o. her friends IN her usual nos
aoe manner on last fridhy even
II
1lhe Magazine Club was delightfully."-
Retained by Mrs. Jno. w. Floore on
" Wednesday afternoon, The next
4ting will be at the home of Mrs.
". Mertz
M members Of PAT Cleburne camp.
held their annual decoration
u services AT Inc cemetery last Tues
! The meeting wns mo largest that
j ", been held. and both the pro-
"a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

w panseil entertained Tues
n. renlng' - 1890.
|s.,rlsht picnics were very numer-
us week. ,.,
T. ibis week.
n. &C. vickers Of Nebraska was
4, city last week.
,rbllc school gave a picnic for
snsll pupils Friday.
n, law Of Fort Worth spent u
~ here this week.
". Maggie Ely OF sherman is the
u n Miss Vinia Eakin.
~. Nellle Hood was the guest of
j. Huntington this week.
s,es crowd Of people from town
A rabbit hunt last Thursday.
n, Malmee Phillips will leave Mon
"a ioln her family in Oklahoma
~ Brown of Tennessee is In the
he guest Of her sister, Mrs. j.
T.. victor Of Lynchburg. Va. is
|1snr her son OF this city. Mr.. II.
Victor
Iv,. paws and children who have
= tisltIng friends, went TO Hen
o. ia sst week
NJ. Emma White. who has been
M friends OF this city, left Tues
M Thornton, Tex.
N, r. A. Finley of Decatur was in
M Sunday. Mr.. Durrlap of Yer
vas here Thursday.
|v,s Neyle Watts, who has been
XIV here. left for Houston. where
.rii remain for few months.
y,rIed at the Methodist church
ssiay evening at S p. m. w. l..
IN and Miss Florence Dunning-
3psy II. L. Douglas. who will be
M q the Episcopal church for this
III aelivered his first sermon in this
ltst sunday
n, festival given Saturday evening
IN The auspices of the ladies of
Cumberland Presbyterian church
shgely attended.
n, third annual commencement OF
public high school took place
.rsday and Friday evening. 1t was
drlei grand affair by all present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Miss Clara ParrRck, a former resi-
dent Of this city hut now OF Perry, is
visiting friends here.
rhc Ice cream. strawberry ana lemon
roriai riyen In the caddo sample rooms
on last Friday night, May II. was well
patronlzed.
The Indies OF the pref.r terrain church
raye a 10 cent candy social nj The resi-
dence OF Mrs TinklepauHh on last
Thursday evening. May y. II waH
largely attended and enjoyed by all
The Afistletoe Card club q ri Reno
met at the residence o. Mrs, ~ 70,
Mitchell on last Monday evening; anu
It Was q very enjoyable evening. Those
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

kell, returned 10 her home at Waxa-
hachie. Tex. Tuesday,
Miss Flora Frey OF ccrslcana. after
q three weeks visit TO her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. rrcadwcil, left
Wednesday for her home.
Mrs. H. G. Noriieet OF Gainesville.
accompanied by her little grand.
daughter. Llzxic BELL. Is visiting her
many friends and relatives of this
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Whiteselle, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Elser
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. f. Kinsloe, Mir. And
Mrs, a. Hoover. Mr. and Mrs, w g
VanHook, MIR. and Mrs w. ]. Gorden
MI and Mrs, Jacob Allen, DR.. and Mrs
A. o. Buck. MIR. and Mrs, Il. Il. Prince,
MT and Mrs. J. Huey. Capt. and Mrs.
~ ~. n; allyn. Misses Mollie Gibson, Hat
We Culinary, Mrs. Addie Stewart.
Messrs: c. p Plnkston. jas. L, Autrv'
Capt. Jas. Garitty. 49, :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

W. -
N'aude Jester is visiting in Aus
y 81 !, Cribs and Miss Kinsloe are Wis
risi,,ih fgdley OF Charleston. S. C.,
M ing AIRS. j. A. Townsend.
ISL srynn T. Barry and Miss Leila
I'M he guests of Miss Halbert
II |, Tuesday afternoon the whist
Il. ~ with Mrs. Stewart last week.
|ss, Josie Allyn left Tuesday for
y rsr, wnere she will remain during
Il s,sseoail games have been one
~ his week.
IN Ts'onilight picnic was given last
~ h,sss. py the Misses Martins to
Il aets- All had pleasant time.
being i i'nsis club had their regular
tuesday evening at Miss
r nome on West Third ave-
tals,,a, Mrs r. f. Prince handsome
III ,s..ihed the Whist club last Fri
Esri,N'le Ten tables were used.
- ~. prizes were given and deli
=, .a'eshments served.
\ ~ si,,s,elolr OF the Y. NJ. c. A. and
K b. 49, ,H quests We're entertained
tasi,;;,-' aa Mrs, A. c. sloan at their
r. Norsin mansion on Fifteenth street
>sts NJ NY evening. Those present
f. IN H. and Mrs.. r. NJ. Collins
~ Ram y = J. Thompson. Mr.. and
.ssoss X, seaton, Mr. and Mrs. F. $.
II Arc u ana mo Mrs. f. n. Drane. Mr.,
d Il csassiss Messrs ~ II ~ q am pa, Hnis'
s.ssls 5Fs,M.tord. J Il. Dechard. A. q,
pa RAJ ank Parsons. q. c. Hurley
n Ne t ~ Mrs. c. II. ANN entertain.
'.,ia l1bl. ..'e club last Thursday might
'''iilsntr .. we're nun ana delicious re
!. FsIaas r were served at the close Of
II Z A ch ~ players were: Mr.. ana
Is 1scn. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

tents. the Misses Em,nn savirs Mary
Walshe. Celia Groves, ophelia Rrig.
ham: and Messrs Geo. : Berry. Il
o. Price. Col. II. N. Townsend ant
C. Buck
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31
A Bad Case.

A good joke on James Brctt Stokes is going the rounds of the clubs. Mir. Stokes was invited |" party at the private in- sane asylum in san Mntco, and, according to his wont, selected tho prcttiCst girl in tho room aS his partner and kept up n very animated conversation with her. In the course of tho ,'Cniug Inc said to tho doctor: Do you know that girl in tho white drc,S with l'luc spots Is n very curl ous case! I've Ivvn talking to her. and I cannot for the life and soul of Inc discover in what direction her mental malady lies Of course l saw at once she was mad raw 1t in the odd look of her eyes. She kept looking at me so oddly. l asked her if she did not think she was Mrs. Glove land, or whether she had hccn robbed of n largo fortune, or tilted by tho Prince of Walrs, and in various ways tried to find ou. the cause of her lunacy. but couldn' L She was too artful."
 ''Ncry likely answered the doctor. You sec, she is not patient. Sho Is one of tho houscmaids "
 Meanwhile tho prCtty houScmaid went to her fellow servants and said: Have you seen the new patient He's been dancing with mC-a fine man and brunzcd, but as mad as n March hare IIc asked mo if wasn't Mrs. Cleveland. if hadn't been rubbcd of a lnr,yU fortune and whether the Prince of Wales didn't want to marry me. He is mad. What Il pity. and such n finC young manI'-EXChanGC
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31

band to argue such ronscnsical matters It should be enough for you that l say you do not possess the necessary qualiflca- .ions."
 "what arc those qualifications" What arc they? Why, woman-why --why"-
 You voted for n state senator who sold himself for s6, GOO. What particular quail acations were demanded!" You are talking to me, arc youE' And you helped elect Il county clerk who stole the funds, n city trcasurcr who shielded on account of SEQ, o0O shortage and a coroner who could not write his own name Did you have to Dc peculiarly qualified, Mir. Bowsers" | Mrs. Bowscr, sec now how that Ohio wife drove that Ohio husband to apply for
 divorce" said Mir. Bowscr as he started
 Tor the library. "He was afraid shc knew moro than he lid" answered Mrs. BOwscr. He opened the library door, looked in,
 and then rcturned to his rocking chair and sat down. Not another word was said for half an hour. Then instead of saying that
 ais lawyer would bc ready to consult with
 her lawyer right away after breakfast he
 nearly scared the life out of her by calmly observing:
 You may possibly possess the necessary
 qualifications, but of course you wouldn' t sarc to mix up in politics. Of course
 aoti''
 And Mrs. Bowscr can't make up her
 mind whether she got tho better of him or
 ,is nature Is undergoing a great change
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31

The wOnls ''WOmen' Complaints '' rrp- resent misery untold, and have shortened thousands of beautiful lives.
 Ly'lid F. PiHkLdni'S Vegetable Com pound comes to you with physical saliva ton; nothing like it ever came into the lives of wOInen- It relieves ai once. and cures all the miSerics that result from dis placement and Arrangement of the W omh.
 Hear what this woman who once Suf- fercd and is now we'll says. Gan proof be greater?
 All have 10 say is. any woman N ho continues to suffer with any of those iTy ing diseases peculiar lO our sex is largely re spOnsiblc for her own suffering. for if she will only apply tO Mrs. Pinkham. relief will follow at once. This l know alb
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31
down the room, and the instant he en,

down the room, and the instant he en- tered was greeted with the inquiry:
 What's gone wrong? Whats Jer- rold been doing:"
 Don't ask me any questions, Sloat, but answer. It is a matter of honor What was your bet with Jerrold?''
 "I oughn't to tell that, Chester Surely it cannot be matter mixed rs with this.
 II cant explain, Sloat. What ask is unavoidable. Tell me about that bet"
 "Why, he was so superior and airy, you know, and was trying to make me feel that he was so much more intimate with them all at the colonel's, and that he could have that picture for the mere asking, and got mad and bet him he never could.
 Was that the day you shook hands on it?"
 "Yes."
 And that was her picture-the pie ture then-he showed you this morn ing"
 Chester, you heard the conversation. You were there. You know that I'm on honor not to tell
 "Yes, know. That's quite enough. v
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31
ICEBERGS.

They come again. those monsters of the sea- The north winds brood. the children of the cold,
 Long Tapped and cradled in white winters fold.
 As worlds are cradlcd in eternity. Lullrd by the storm, the arctics euphony, Launched in hoarse thunder from a moun- tain mold
 Upon the sea the viking sailed of old. They come, the fleet of death, in spring set free. Strange as the product of some other sphere, The huge imacinings the frost has wrought Out of the land of the white bear emerge. Seeking the sunlight. from creations verge Southward they wander. silent as thought, And in the gulf stream drown and disappear.
 W. F. Foster in Century.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31
N.H.&H. Railroad Time Table
June T.. Isa+. NACGATUCK DIVISION.

Trains leave Waterbury as toii"w:: For NEW YORK-6.ns. sIa, I0-5o m: l.2s. S1s | 4n p m. Sun. iav. 4-l5 r ul-
 R.ar1rn : O. ,.l tsi h 03 a III l q" +O1.6O l- nm sunday. 6-Ai a TIl-
 c,r NTW HAVEN. via Derby Junction. 6I5. sla Io-sO a m : I-.S. S,-5, S-SS r m. Return vla Derby Junction. a Q 90 Tn- I1al T r. 5Sl T-E5 T. m sunday. >lo d m NEW HAVEN. NEW LONDON. etc via SarIgsrlrk iJIurrI,'n [. +5 ? tn- ro- RRInCi FPOET-S-,sS. slI- lI-5o I'll I:> Sa5 l'l. 5-E%S 2 Sun Lay t-iS m. Ra-IIEu at ,-S .sio d III; l1,'S. -2>' St -iu m Sunday ~I5 a m
 for ASSONLA-6G G5. s-Ia- la50 m IFS: 3a54tJ. ga 7.,O mixed ' n- sunday. AIS Rarurn at 7.4a. ss4. 1o.21 a III f. l2 sl 3-Ol. s.lO Is p m sunday s-4o a m
 WATER TOWN-6 iH. s-S~ l1-lE ID SSs, 6I3 GI p m- saturday sl5 ? IL. Return at 6.IO. T-ii- 11 n a ID 2-So. 4SS- 6-5e pm saturday 7-SS r h. -. E, ,THOMASTON-s-i5. IIl2 n: 3bS- eS' pm. sunday s.25 m
 Return at T.4S 1923 8 m: 2SS s-6 ID sunday S-47 ? m , E,, ,T0RRiSGTON-ssI l'.l7s n S-51. 6 se nm. sunday s9S m.
 Rsrurn ar 7.Al. 11o-l d m: 2-EI S-'' Y III sunday. 3.1i ?. m. For WINSTED-~lSS. II.l1 a. m.: 3-5S. 6-5' ? III Return nss at 3.6S. s4o a. m: e-oS. 4-4c ?. m sunday. 3i1 ?. m-
 CT. HEMPSTEAD. Gen Fa~~ Agent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31

They are Ui- tsTly miserable.
 Don't you know the req son 7
 Don't yn,i know that il1e cause of nearly all your trouble was discovered by a W om an twenty years ago? Don'tyOu know that from that day ioIIris. thousands have been cured of tlle same life killing iortures that now aifiict ynu ?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31

Ann Eliza Young Sir Edwin Arnold.s Memory - TaimaEe and Henry Ward Beecher-stanI~y's Remarkable Success. Sturgeon Would Not Respond.
 Special Correspondenee.l
 NEW YORK, July 24.-Reccnt events have given renewed emphasis to the ap- parent ''decadence'' of the lyceum, and wonder has been expressed as to its cause The mason seems obvious when We con sider the makeup of the lyccum in its palmicst days-Evcrctt, Sumner Phillips, Cough, Mrs. Livermore, Anna Dickinson and Helen Potter-all of great power and corresponding success. So long as such forces were to be had the lyceum flour ished. But celebrities have been few since those times. and the lyccum has suffered correspOndingly. No woman, for instance, since Mrs. Livcrmore has been generally sought after by the public
 We must also recognize another mason for this ''dcCadence." In 1877 Wendell Phillips wrote to his friend, John B. Cough, The successes of the lyccum can be counted on the fingers of one hand
 There was then one bureau. Today. with no moro celebrities than can be counted on the two hands, thCrc are morc
 
 natural outcome. Mediocrity has been i'm troduced, and an attempt been made to foist it in place of genuine worth. To these two causcs-few great names and many bureaus-must this change in the lyceum be attributed.
 Who was the greatest success in this country as n lecturer; you ask. answer, John B. Cough. Never in the history of the lyccum, with all its rcmarkable sue cosses, has the rCcord of John B. Cough been equalcd. From lSi2 to 1860 Mir Cough delivered ,, 0S0 lectures, all on tenn perancc-an average of above 260 per year Of these 1, l6O were given in Great Britain and Ireland. From 1860 until he was stricken down he gave nearly LOGO lee turcs on n great variety of subjects, thus making record of about $. OOO lectures Cough besides received the largest income of any lccturcr of his day.
 stanley's Success.
 My experience of quarter century in managing lectures has convinced me that the men most in demand on the platform arc those who have made the history they relate, and of these have never chapCr- oncd one through platform season who ''drcw' like Henry NJ. Stanley. To hear his first lecture in this country the audi encc of the Metropolitan Opera House paid $l5, 7O4. Boxes sold for from : lJ0 to $500, stalls from S5 to $50 prCrI.um, and hun drcds were glad to gut in at any price. And what did Stanley give them that nightf He had a new lccturc prepared on ''How I Found Emin. but on starting | for the opera house Mrs Stanley suggest cd he read selections from his book He accordingly rad a chapter wholly dcscrip-