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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

\ rich dressing for cold slaw.-Beat
two eggs light without separating.
add half pint OF vinegar, teaspoon
ful OF salt, one-quNrter teaspoonfm
OF pepper, henped Tablespoonful OF but
ter and scant teaspoonful OF sugar:
mix Wen and beat over hot water
cook stirring constantly until the
dressing Is thickened. when done, add
one teaHpoonful OF mixed custnrd n
desired. and let cool before using. OH
may be used instead OF butter
Breakfast muiiins-Add one teaspoon
full Of butter and one tenspoonful ~
salt 10 pint OF lukewarm water
When the butter is melted add three
cups OF -four, beating until light and
smooth, Dissolve one-hulf cake OF COM
pressed yeast In half n cup OF luke
warm wntor; add TO the batter and
beat vigorously for fifteen mtnutes,
put IN a moderately cool place and lot
rise for eight hours. Grease the muf
fin rings place IN a large creased bak-
ing pan, Half MI the rings with the
batter. let them stand In a cool plnce
for one hour, and bake in a hot oven
until delicate brown.
10 cut up oranges for dessert-pare
them round and round as you Womb
do an apple, removing all the ,rbif.
SKIN Then take very sharp knife
and cut lengthwlse In slices. but moi
throush INTO the core. Oranges have
n core as well as apples. You can
leave all the seeds in the central part.
pushing back the one or two that nd,
here 70 the narrow cut orange gus
sets The lengthwlse Sits into the rrlch
yellow flesh VIII not tear or pull n a.
the knife be only sharp. A cross cnt
at the top OF tho little slices lnoscns
them al, No one has really tasted
the perfect flavor of sliced oranrs
when the seeds have been left an tho
dish, They give bitterness. espeoiaii,
when sugared. that you will recognize
easily by its absence, and are pleasant
sliced In the right way. &c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

Persons who sew great deal often
suffer from soreness in the thlmble
finger Silver or plated thmbles are
the best, and next to these highly
FURNISHED steel thimble should be used.
Swelling OF the finger and very serious
thimbles,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

how to stand. Books on everything,
from Sandow to the Heavenly Twins"
are seen; occasionally a woman shines
her finger-nails while her neighbor has
back teeth.
The suits come up, one by one, IN
beautiful shape; an obliglng little girl
assists in putting them on. and the eN-
quisltes go on TO come again In a week
or two and 30 through the same per-
fOrmauce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

The verdict for the plaintiff In the
Observation-Disclosures case VIII be graf
flying to a large majority OF the road
RS Of tho daily press who have followed
'loaely tho evidence atlduced at tho
trial. A ntting sequel would be
similar verdict by tho people OF Brock
nridge'a disiriot in the selection OF
ais successor IN congress-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

Judge pundy takes the view that he
san get out OF trouble by Juggling in
fudge caldwel's decision an prece.
aent. and then cuaains the other Judge
and his decision.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

Angelina-That was a lovely engage
ment ring you gave me last night.
dear but what do those initials. 10. G..
mean on the inside? -
hdwin-Why-er-t is-don't Won
Know that's the new way OF stamping
is earats?-Judgo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15
5. ". y. LANmAM. cANnInArn.


COL Lanham made his bow TO me
people OF Somanehe yesterday and told
them what sort OF governor they
might expect to look for u they should
Join 70 put him IN that position MS
speech ~ puollHhed wlthpnt nptluse-
meht IN The Gazette that the people
OF inc Wnple sti'e may huVe Une SAINT
| opportunities as inc people pi No'n-
ahche had 20 know Whot ne propoHvs
10 90 II MADE governor Wl"' ne "li
not DO ana IN wac sense 10 muse
up their minon WhetheF they "sFVe
with MN or not
col. Lanhnm u more thnn IN 'u-
pertaining speaker he " an lhpressiNe
orator. MS ADDRESS, accompanies WIN
the entertainments OF ora'oIy' Wns
prooao'y more eu,c''Fe p,e''s''''i''y''
oil nus claims IMAM thu epuN',, WI
Wheh they are printed I''., wv WV.
ana unsyinpatheuo ,ype7' i"i. ~ 10y
saying 'h"t inc auureAS ~ io' 'i'''
eAtlns reaulnt' lo' ''le H''"'l',U'
readers OF The Hhzet'e "ho WIZ ""
day peruse u VIII pvar "'''''' 10
rhetorical eohatrueuoh - "SH
excellence. But an orator carries ms
audience WIN MN inspires '''''' VIZ
hiH ire and makes htt"nBer mn v7-
sion than would be n'aoo |'re Wv
same words 10 be re'u Nv H'"1p''p'',
THIS fact must De tnNeh "'p'u,'' W
In explaining inc 'nthuHl,'s"' vi Wv
audience that listened 10 Coz i''''''''''
at Comanehe'
In inc beginning inc speaker insecure
ed lengu'lly ol the VICE "e'' Vi ""'''"-
al ntA'rH' rms was pu' n".u'',' us
| Cot Lohhnm'S pubic service nv" pe'h
IN the national "reha' "ne''' "9
representative IN congress- ne H'uu "a
ana dealt with matters or natohW
concern HIS suggestion mat II would
he lll-advlsed TO spllt with inc Demo-
cratic party because we cannot dp-
I prove OF all that ls done by the repre-
sentntlves Of the party viii strike the
candid reader ~ having a good deal
OF sound horse sense IN IT,
The salient poInt1 NJ Cue speech may
be hrlefed In few paragraphs
], The state legislature, representing.
ass It does, the 2e'pe ot the state,
| Hhould be- the cqud in intelligence and
Importance OF the ua1mnl congresa,
because It deals more directly with the
| people than congress does, and Its nc
| ton is OF far greater Importance 10
them than is congressional action. TO
obtain the best material in the legialn-
ture he would nuke the compensation
Of it's members large enough 10 induce
men Of the highest ability to enter leg
islatvc ne, and to keep the expenses
~ the state down hc would reduce
tho number OF Legislators, while In
creaslng their salaries
O. There should be no ercroaehment
Of the executive on the legislative pow
err. The legislature should be made
e,p'.i ,,', ~, n c' n"u , wv
., .a' 'o, wv ,, ',', n' ~
800 n , g -. ,,' ~, ,.' W." sg
,a IN n,d,oo,o tba, 40 a.. .ora a., n'a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

as light as air and as neeting. but once
written, IN after time they may become
uncomfortable proof that the writer
has not always been as discreet as Is
becoming a modest and truthful wo-
man
Catherine Cole says. and TO what she
says most newspaper writer's VIII
agree; "rhe dearest reward Of all for
the newspaper writer is the letters from
her unknown readers that come TO her
desk like 80 many fragrant punches OF
vioietH. only she who wears them
knows how sweet they are, yet, as with
them on her heart. she goes along the
public highway they send abroad
perfume thi.t other alien ones are sensi-
BILE or Who Is not swcetened, and
therefore made the better and the
kinder for goods wordsY'
Preaumlng men sometimes meet their
match most unexpectedly. This was
the case not long since In railway
car. A fiirtatious drummer spied a
pretty girl sitting alone, and thinking
this was his opportunity. approached
her with the stereotyped questions is
this seat engaFed2'' The maiden sur
veyed her interrogation from head 10
foot with flashing eyes, then said In
quiet tone; mo. but l am"
II Is needless 10 add that this parilc-
ular seat was not large enough tor
two
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

MIR FULLY A, FULLER
Of san Antonio announce him na
candidate for the Democratic nominal
Non Tor Atturnoy-Gcnerui OF the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

FoIt INSTRUMENTATION.
We are authorized To announce
g. W. CAMP
n Fort Worth aH IA candidate for the
Democratic nomination Tor Lieutenant
Governor OF Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

We are authorized to announce
VIM. BRAMLETTE
Il Ellis county, us IA cnndidnte
or land commissioner for TsXns
iubiect TO the action OF the Democratic
tate convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

1t would be Observation-Disclosures. grant
ing u were possible, 10 Danish love let
tera from the aprlngtime Of like; stlll.
like all best Rlfts, the writing OF loves
expression should be attended with
moderation. Lovers VOWS, spoken or
used, that tcnd 10 Increase the sum
of human happiness. aud they ought 10
be real. sincere and unaffected. Right.
fully these should he so framed as 70
make their literal accsptauon a pos
ability. not that hyerbole may not
enter into lovers protestatious. but
mutual confidence should be so COM
plete that their utierancea win be re-
Eardcd by the n7rt'es themselves as
genuine esg lates, zach OF the other.
however exaggerated these may seem
20 ou,0ideiH. Heaco Il Is that the writ
INK or love letters ought nercf Go he
an Idle p4s.ime Word a2-hsn may b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

LARGEST sou1HERS CIRCULATION
with Three Exceptions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

lAnansr rnxAs oIncuLATIoN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-15

LAncnsr CRY CIRCULATION.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
PERSONAL POINTS.

The late<James Montgomery Bailey,
tho 'Danbury NelCs man." used to re-
late that n poor man came 10 him, with
tears in his eyes one day, askin. for
help ior his destitute and starving
children. "W hat DO you need most %
asked Mr.. Bailey. "Well, VIC need
bread; but if l can't have that, I'll take
tobacco"
Tho venerable George W. Jones, of
Dubuque, Ia, ex-United States senator,
now about ninety years OF age, has
struck financial luck ut last after long
life OF comparative poverty. 1t is in tile
form OF 4 quarter interest in lead mine
which is turning out 10000 pounds OF
ore day.
William D. IIowells asserts that every.
body ought to do some work with the
hands. every day, and Gays that he
knows it would do him more good to
chop wood or dig potatoes two hours
every afternoon than TO walk in Central
park.
Lord Roberts says OF the Army Tenn
perance Association which he founded
in India that it had succeeded beyond
his expectations. 1t began with about
10000 members in 1883, and last April
there were more than 10000 total alb.
stainers.
James Gordon Bennett was recently
unable 10 accept all invitation to lunch
with the prince Of Wales because he
happened to DO entertaining ex.Em.
press Eugene and the Grand Duke
Michael.
Mrs. Louise u. Tyler and twenty.six
other women have been appointed on
the list OF canvassers for registering the
women voters Of Colorado.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
MORNING SMILES.

Young Wife-The minister wants
every woman in the congregation to
earn something for the church by her
own labor, and don't know what in the
world to do. Ilusband-You spoke
about new dress, and Wiie-Oh.
yes, L never thought OF that. I'll get
the dressmal:er to nay me so much M
hour while I'm being fitted, and then
she can charge it in the bill.-Nei0 York
Weekly.
Vsi,or-Can the baby talk vet? Lit.
Ito Girl-Not q word, 'cept mammal
but he thinks he can talk, and you
can't make him believe that his noises
isn't talk. l.hink he's very seli.opin.
donated, for his age, don't you?- Good
NtlrS,
Attorney--Tm not asking YOU for
your office address. Where is your
home? Conscientious Witness =
haven't any home. 1residc in sub.
urban flat.-Chicaqo Tribune.
II wonder why Jennie Darrows broke
her engagement with Bob Dul!arl."
mo wonder in that. Lent is over and
Jennie took him only as 4 penance. ~
Harpsr's BG=ar,
well, Il suppose everything went of
without aaingle hitch IN at Browns ?"
1T did. You see the bride. had eloped
with ,hebest man two hours bctorc.f'-
lntcr Ocean.
Thoughtso-smish is quito an ardent
fisherman, isn't he? Nuso-Well, YES !;
he always takes some OF tho ardent with
him. -Dttroh Free Pres. q.
why does Grumper 90 about talking
to himself, / wondor? Nobody else
will agree will, him in what he says."-
Boston Transcript
Hu.band-Does that new novel turn
out happily Wiie-It doesn't say. Il
only says they were married.-Neu Y0rk
5lFeeNy. Il X E;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
rlIE MAN llAIl,lioAn

From tho Interior of West Virginia TO
rittsbnrgh-II. Effect on wheeling lie
Expressions OF Two Interior Papers.
FdirmOHi MdtE
Tho benefit this section Ia to derive Is
the close competition It will bring, II
Wheeling holds tho tradc she will have
to do 1t because she sclla her goods tho
cheapest, aud not because Of her favored
situation. We DO not expect to sell a
pound OF coal nor ton Of coke in Pitts.
burgh. and IN that respect we will DO
no worse oil thnn wc have been with
wheeling. With or without cause, she
has always failed to encourage my in
uustry III tho interior Of tho state, when
she know that she would receive back
Indirectly every dollar expended In tho
purchase OF our product. While there
Is no disposition to boycott Wheeling,
yet the ieclingis such that In order to
hold tho trade she will have to oiIcr
better inducements than hcr competi-
tors. Tho TRADE Wheeling has Ind in
this section for years has depended
moro upon the individual popularity Of
her salesmcn than disposition TO pat
rohize the city. These popular gentle
men have held tho trade, and they will
continue to get n largo part OF 1t in
spite OF the feeling that exists against
their city. All Wheeling has to DO is to
treat this country fairly, aud shc will
sulier no great loss from tho new road,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
in1anmatory." woll, what did you OK.
pect' 1t Is n hard job to bolster up a
dcmacoglc and inllummary cause with.
out falling In with tho spiri. OF It,


1t Is possible to gain but ono thing by
the strike and attending riot in tho
ConnollsvllIo region. Tho employers
may at last sce tho point and do away
with tho low.grude foreign labor on.
gagged In tho movement, aud which
thcy brought in because at that ,ime II
was cheap and was expected to DO more
tructablo than Eugllsh.spcaking labor.
Tho imported mon have shown what
they arc capable OF when things do not
go to please them. They have no 70.
spoct for the law, and nro ready with
the revolver and tho bludgcon to Mt.
tack furiously mon who do not think as
they do. They aro no part OF this coun.
try and expec. to go back across the
sea after they shall have saved money
enough to live OH thore.
II the coke region, tho state and tho
country now got rid Of them oven tho
riots in which they havo figured will
hardly be too high price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

Special Correspondence OF The In'c.Iigcncer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 4.-1n the
supreme court OF appeals this morning
the following orders were made:
McC!ausherty vs.. Cooper, from Mer.
Ger county; opinion by Dent, j.; judy
mcnt OF circuit court reversed and case
rcmanded for new trial.
Polling VS.. Huffman, from Barbour
county; opinion by Dent, j.; decree OF
circuit court reversed and cause re-
manded.
krell Piano Co. vs.. Kent, from Kama.
wha county; opinion by Holt, j.; judg.
inent oil CIRCUIT court reversed and case
rcmanded.
Williamson vs. Jones, from Tyler
county, opinion by Holt, j.; cause re-
inanded Tor new decree to be entered nc,
cording to directions in written opinion.
Jones is held to be the owner OF three.
tenths OF the land in controversy and
the holder Of tho life estate Of Mrs.
Williamson.
Baxter vs.. Wade, from Braxton coun.
ty; opinion by English, il; decree OF
circuit court reversed and cause re-
lnandcd.
Rogers vs.. Coal River Boom Company
from kanawha county opinion by Eng.
lish, j.; judgment OF circuit court re-
verscd and cause remandcd for new trial.
Walkers admx. VS.. Peck trustee. from
Barbour county; opinion by Brannon,
p, decree OF circuit court affirmed.
Evan Alorgan's committee vs.. Morgan
ct al, from Alonongalia county; opin.
ion by Bsannon; decree of circuit court
reversed and bill dismissed, but without
prejudice to future suit.
Roush VS.. Miller, from Mason county;
appeal allowed; bond, 500.
Hitchcock vs. Morrison, from Ritchie
county; certiorari awarded to bring UP
omitted portions Of record.
I. J. Bryan, of Huntington, was quail
flied on motion by Judge johnson.
Adjourned until next Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
This is refreshing.

OF course Tho Penuhlicon ,auccassns
oll over tho countrv ore of ..no conso.
ouence" md ,bo Dcmocra,ic nol;,iciors
do no, mind srch li,,Io th;,,, All tho
sama it seom. 10 he thougbE nccc.s,ry
to Whom II, fro orco f,itbfu, and 900
whether ihcv cannot ba ,osto,od n
their o,la,i,nco "a Hind .rnnor,ar, ~
the portv of tariff bu,cbarv Tbi. !.
what tho Ps,;.,,r ia dr;vin, Mt in tho
following fathorlv advc, and cxhorto.
tion. #.
There Is a les,o, for tho people In ,he,Iepub.
sS Sn s Ihs Tney must ! ioTSst t@S Gits sTSy
mast overool: ittlp differences OF ozuitn rs to
aony ior The sue Success Of DemocfSie prtneipS
Ras f bnt q assurance nSi The work OF reform
IS Democrats are given the opportunity to help
with the provisions Of SSS arr oil i'm now S pend
eng SeIo the senate who aiGS Il n9 ,Sn radical
oecTa,ic ideas Of reform. we commend the word,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.


Chicago Trib,mttRp,l
These municipal elections show that
protection, which tho Democrats ianciod
was lalu IN It's grave in 1892, Is tho
iiVeiiest Kind oil corpse, and that II
mas gained strength aud determination
from its seeming defeat. The working.
mon ara moro Intelligent than thoy wcro
in tho fall OF 1892, They have boon at-
tending the hard school of experience
SINCE then and have learned many use.
iuI lessons. Ono OF them is that Dem.
otcrats arc not to DO Characterization ut
home nor at Washington, away from
home, Hence these Republican vic.
tories, which follow on tho hcols Of
those Of last fall, aud which are tho
hat6ingers OF tho greater ones to DO won
ut tho elections this winter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
Take Your Medicine,

In the able judgement of the esteemed
Regiaer--which began yesterday to note
that something is going on-tho popu-
lar revolt against the Democratic party
as ithas shown itself in every election
since that OF 1892 is due largely to "the
Presidents ideas OF civil service reform"
Z Republicans have been kept in offices
which Democrats wanted to have.
B Sore a grievance as this is,rit does
not account for the swelling tide. The
s little matter OF office touches tho few.
The great matter OF bread and butter
touches the many. Those who want
Office and are kept out because Rcpubli.
cans arc kept in, arc still hoping that
some crumbs may BIO thrown to them.
They are not opposing Democratic
tickets. They are keeping in limo with
the meal-trough. 10 charge them with
contributing to the Democratic disas.
Z tiers is to wrong them greatly.
The men who have dono the work
are the men whose living is threatened
or has already been taken away from
them by the Democratic party. Hero
is whore the responsibility must be
placed for the druhbing tho Democratic
party is getting every, time it shows
itself at the polls. There will be.more
OF it to place on the same shoulders
next November, and in November OF
1895 twill account Tor clean Repub.
slican sweep.
It is quite natural for the Register TO
try to break the force OF Democratic de-
feat and Republican victory with some
sort OF explanation, but the explana.
5Etion that's silly to the point Of idiocy is
awaste Of effort.
= Tie New York Herald, Democrat and
free trader, denounccs the tariff speech
OF Senator Voorhees, as ''demagoSic and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06


Last year Rhode Island went Dcmo.
cratic by 1856. This year tho little state
goes Republican by 5000. Last year
there was deadlock in tho legislature.
This year scarcely Democrat is left in
that body,
Tho upheaval has been tremendous
and general throughout the state.
Cities aud towns have turned from the
Democratic to the Republican side. The
weather was bad, but the vote was
larger than that polled last year.
In big states and in little states, in
state elections and in local elections,
in these momentous days every time
the people see the Democratic head
they hit it. There would be more hit
ting II there were more elections.
This is great year for protection tc
American industries when you come to
think it all over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
a Frank Admission.
Sep York World nrm, '

NeD l0Fk World IDtn,l.
Ohio and Michigan In tho local cleo.
lions on Monday followed tho lead OF
the East In giving largo Republican
gains. II Ia partly natural result that
tho "hard times" for which the party
In power Is always held responsible,
however unjns.ly, But /. is useless to
deny that ihore is deep popular tissatis.
faction, not to say disgust, with many Of
tho Democratic proceedings ut Wash.
ington. The decentralization and alb
senteeism in the house and the dilly.
dallying OF tho senate, together with
some ilaGrant faults in administration,
arc not conducive to Democratic VIC
tories.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

I The more Chnmberlain's Cough Rem.
edy is used the better it is liked. We
know OF no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. It is good when you
first catch cold. 1t is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs arc sore
1t is good in any kind OF cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen OF it and
every bottle has given satisfaction
ssedman 4 Friedman, druggists, Min
nesotn Lake, MINI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

BdtpRore SmI tDeR.i
The freedom of the press 10 dear to
the people, because it is one of tho bull.
warka aud guarantees OF their own,
and Governor Tillman will find in wag.
ing war against it he has greatly
strengthened the hands OF his enemies.
There may have been more or less rea.
son for the political revolt against the
old regime in South Carolina, but at its
worst it did not involve the personal
dictatorship that has been exercised by
tho present administration. Tillman-
ism, however, is dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

Governor Tillman, having made him.
self chief OF police for all his state, is
about to find that "the policeman's lot
is not happy one" He had not easy
sailing as head OF the.state constabulary
and commander.in-chief OF the military
force.
His constables have been shot down
and the fleeing ones hunted with blood.
hounds, and his troops have thrown
down their arms rather than obey his
orders. a law of South Carolina per.
mits the governor to take charge of the
police under certain circumstances.
The governor thinks he secs the cir.
cumstances and declares himself in
control OF all the police. He seems to
have everything but public sentiment
on his eide. and there is where the shoe
pinches.