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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Gibbs was commercial traveller and
had gono on Journey 10 tho NORTH. q
fcw days afterwaid the Gibbs household
was increased by onO--a boy. As the
mother was very III, tho doctor was ~
questcd To write ont a telegram informing
Gibbs Of the addition to Ills family, and
also his wlfos illness, and asking him 20
return home with as little dolny as pos
sibln
This was done, and the telegram was
given to the servant To send on. That in
telligent girl, being unable 20 rcaa, pua
tho message in her pocket and forgot oil
about IL. The next day Gibbs paid tly-
ing visit home md was Rrntllod 10 gHli
his wife and family going on nieoly. Astgf
staying nj home few hours ho took bis
departure without anything having been
said about the telegram, which his VITO
naturally supposed he hsd received.
4 day Or twOnfter be had gone the sery'
ant found the message IN her pocket, and
after consulting her favoriio Bobby sbO
decided 10 send it OF st onco without say
ing word 20 any ono about The delay.
That night Glbhs, upon returning 70 hla
hotol, was horincd whom tho following
tciegrnn, bearing thnt days date, was
placed In bis hand
Another addition, q son. Your wife
is very IN. Return At once"
"Anotherlh he gaspcd Great Jupiterl
Impoasihlci'
He rushed 70 tho station aud took Tho
noxt train homo, and dnshing into tho
house in a stare Of frenzy dcmnpGed "a
know what had happened. The servant
confessed all Tho next day there was d
vacancy Tor an Intelligent, honest girl al
Gibbs cstablishment.--Lo Tlt-Bite
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
THE SANTA rE.
Circular Issued by the Reorgnn-
fzntton COonmfttcc.

Circular Issued by the ReorEnn-
izntion COMMITTEE.
Kansas City, Aug, 25.-The protect
ivt reorganization committee OF the
Santa Fe railway has issued circular
TO every stockholdcr Of the road In
which the Relnhart management Is
handled with extreme candor The cir
cellar invites all the stockholders to
join in the protective reorganization
and asks them to deposit their holdings
IN return for which they Will get nego-
table certificates OF deposit The circu-
lar states plainly that IL aimt to pre-
vent the foreclosure OF the Santa Re
property ana to "inaugurate a new and
clear, clean administration, thoroughiy
representative in character ana In no.
wise Identified with It's present unlor-
tunate embarrassment"
The circular states forcibly that the
individual holders Of stock are helpless
ana those results can only be accom-
pushed by a cooperation OF an OF
them, The circular has been as much
secret as possible with It's large cir
/ culGtion and was today FIRST made
public. After explaining the purposes
OF the reorganization committee and
the difficulty experienced in getting ie-
liable data, the committee promises 10
submit definite plan for the rcorpaui-
cation OF the road. Tho circular says:
THE committee has prepared n trust
agreement under which the holders
are requested TO deposit their shares
with the trust companies. for which ne
4 Eotiablc receipts will be issued and by
the terms OF which the stockholders
are permitted to withdraw their stock
Z If they 30 desire, Applications will he
I made IN due time to give the negotla-
I bic certificates Of deposit listed Oh the
/ New York, Boston and London stock
/ exchanges.
There win be no defense Of the bin
/ Of foreclosure now pending IN the court.
The company has defaultcd on It's in
tacests obligation and acknowledges its
Inability 20 meet It's nNed charges.
Under the conditions unlOss there Is q
uniformity OF action on the part Of the
stockholders Il decree Of foreclosure Is
sure to follow at an early date and 10
walt until that takes place IS virtually
10 suffer the forfeiture OF our interest.
To escape such a result Immediate und
concentrated action IS imperative"
The stockholders are urged 20 make
their dispositions with either the Farm
ers Loan and Trust company OF New
York, the Atlantic Trust company OF
New York or the American Loan and
Trust company OF Boston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26


Ardynora #
20 .' 4 - aug .f.--Larse sums
VI money are paid annually by the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
In claims for stocE p,i,aa 80 ,a,...',
r,s,,,g $3.50, $3.50 niiu LOT JUG
iue'eu against the company
IN the courts for stock killed on their
line OF railway In the Indian rerrit,,,.
The raiirooa ,,,.,,,.,... -.
49,. sS.pp "ns 'sht OF way
ICING uilieheea through the Territory
and a large number Of cattle running
at large. a ereat many baad o,,a ,,,.,.
v,n1, ~, a. - - ~ ''s"
-, vac NaoN eaeh year ana are
kilieu by the passenger trains. The
writer at one time worked in the fr,,,,,,
office of this limo Il, 49,. 49,.
where cIoims Wisre srs,,,,s,t uiseilet'
en- Tor cattle tlii.d " own
An ordinary animal ,yss rn,.a =.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Tho Egyptian Book OF the Dcad" or
funeral ritual contalna probably the oldest
existing rcoord OF tho faith OF man ia tho
Immortality OF the soul Iis chapters arc
found inscribed on mummy oasos or writ
ten on rolls OF papyrus within them Tho
book rcoounts the supposed experience 81
the soul Nftor death, It's passage across tho
land OF darkness Into the blessed folds,
TO Its final Judgment and admission Into
the presence OF It's Fathorin "otofnai dwell.
ing place OF the clesnsrd spirit" Tho fol.
lowing passage from ono Of these mummy
cases recently oxhurucd shows its-oxpn'ss
declaration Of u future NE; "1hn osiris
(soul) lives after death. Every god rcloicos
with lie The osiris rcioioos as tho gods
rejoice" II % supposed the Book Of tho
Dc,sl" originated with tho Egyptinns be-
tween 1000 and D. 600 ycam before Christ.
a mummy case from the great pyramid.
inscribed ], 700 years before the time 90
jesus. has tho following inscriptions 20
God, tho protector OF him who erica to
thee, he is thine. Let him have ne hum.
Lot him bc ns one OF thy Tying soryanjs
Thou art he, no is thou. Make Il wen for
him In the land OF spirits. Homo Mig
mime
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
roRT wonrms Yourn.
Some OF the Educational Advan-
tnges Accorded Here.


The board OF trustees at It's last
regular meeting decided to open the
schools, Monday, September ~ They
selected fun corps OF teachers. add
ing three regular teachers making the
actual number in the school rooms
sixty-eight or with the two special
tenchers-wrting and drawing and w.
cal music-scventy teachers. These will
be asalgned next meeting. and as few
changes In location Will he made rs
possible, accommodating each teacher
as Tar as possible to his or her neigh
borhood. The rules have been revised
and the course OF study has been re-
1rrnnged with view OF giving 10 each
pupil a fitting education First, stress
has been laid on those things "httinE''
for ordinary life-work; second n the
pupil Is so fortunate MS TO be able TO
go stlll further-to colleEe-the course
Is so arranged as tn prepare the ap-
plioant for the college courses in our
leading institutions.
A tribute to the efficacy OF the. city
schools are the letters received BY the
superintendent from n distance asking
on what terms pupils, nonresident,
may be admitted,
These inquiries are always encour-
aged. The re-arrangement OF the stud
les In the high schools will be OF par
tlcular advantage to those having but
limited means and time to bestow upon
an education,
Nearly 5000 pupils are already pro-
vided with seats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Washington, Aug. % Commi. sor
|Artof the Internal revenue bur
7 Everything in readiness to carry
effect all Of the Internal revenue
Erres OF the new tariT bill. The
Enps for playing cards have already
n printed packed and addressed to
Eaal collectors throughout the
|ntry and the moment It Is announce
hat the bill has become law they
be placed In the mails, Invesu-
/ bon shows that there are only SIX
Fying card factories In the United
tits, three IN New York, ono IN Gin
f',t, one In indianapolis and one IN
|Amazoo, Mich. Their annual output
bout S0o0OQo0 packs. There are
|at 1900 dealers In PLAYING cards,
~ stock IN hand IS estimated at
Ne0o packs, The revenue from play
] cards for the current year az the
Of ? cents q pack, provided for
he bill, IS estimated at 100000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

company only claims an increase OF
two and one-halt times the former
flow.
Engineer Hawley explained that the
test OF yesterday must be made sub
1ect 20 correction. The same subter-
ranean basin, he says. accommodates
every one OF the thirteen wells with
water. When wen No. 4, under test, 81
giving out an increased now the others
will show decrease. II all the thir-
teen wells are subjected to the add
uonal pressure no one OF them will give
as great a volume as one will alone
subjected to It. An accurate test. he
says. will require the injected air az MI
thirteen wells and ms many registers
to catch variation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
WASHER Bros,
The Mammoth Cothiers Tai!Ors Aatters and Furnshes.

YOU refused" she said. lifting her
head
'ltH not place 10 when should
care 10 take my Wife"
"oh indced,' she said. tho anery
ilEht returning TO nor eyes me color
rushing hotlS TO her cheoNs' NUT you
Gun no,'
ga mani cnn 80 many places whore u
woman cannot"
"Aud vniny himaolf IN society not ~
Tor HE VIE
"leorele,' he aoiu, plcadinKiy. warn
nHlN.
"itH 1hamcful" nhe crivdl sNHtohlnF
nor linaa from him, "itH HhEmpfui,
Mhilst haVe been hero Va A0hulle,
thinking W you, pRlins out my heart
YEA hhN been dlulng with "a man
deiet unu you enjoyed youracn with
Ood hnuws WhGm.'
'lluht Oe uuinsI' he replied, calmly
"nNn't he hypueriucai TEL me all
und j Wili iarglyc you, but
noth,nn tp tlrElNo.'
"l don't hvNaio you" che answered
'Rrmcuhtr the promiNu you have
iuht m1ll 90 overcome your ipnlpuAy "
~ didn't knaW what rpnnQu Z wHH rh
soon Oh receive. go. I dctost yru,
Hhr cried out ehrlnNng from MIN.
"i'or Godr salte hp reasonable. think
90 yuur condition.
And YOU sitsed nc but q iunncnt
nc0" Pho said, wlplnR her Hes with =
handkerchief which Bile inprtupuHlv
flung into tdr hro. Leave mN-luave
ns. ov ! htn g' mad. and once more
abe buried her hor-} m her arms rnd
burst into Hoba which shook her franz
wna not w o.9,loct. he would ~ 10
and by tire une be returned she would
have recovered hursglf aud DO ready to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Tint musical sounds produce u marked
effect on the system Is proved by physi1-
logical experiments on men and animals,
The rate Of the aptlon Of the heart and The
forcu Of the circulation nro notably iniu.
onced In u direction depending On The
pitch, intensity and timbrc Of the sound.
Generally speaking thu hearts notion Is
quickcnod. and tho pressure 81 the blood
IA the arteries increased though souo'
times the converse eject reproduced, thnac
results depending no doubt on the idio.
syncrasy Of the individual. Powerful no.
suits are produced on the noryaus systcmt
sometimes stlmulaut, sometimes sodatiVc.
Music is thus clearly seen TO DO potent in
medicine, and there scons To be no REASON
why iti cfcuts should not be- studied Ike
that Oh any drug. Cham bors' journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

In Love with II Giri, He shoots Tier,
Then Suicides.


st. Louis, Mo, Aug IA special
from Joplin. Mo, says; Al wad 1ington,
near SLOAN Springs, on Thursday
night, DR. OFT shot Lla2lo Craig ia
the back and then killed himself. 10
Is married man with grown childron
He had long been In love with the
girl and she had given such encour .
ment 10 his suit that scaudn' GUS gosaip
started, and one OF the results was an
estransement between DIR. OF and hla
wife who LETT him and went tu Texls.
OFT now urged the girl more yieorouGl'
than before 10 elOpe with i'm. hut her
regard was not DEVELOPED to So slawi on
n pitch ana She declined. rho doeto.
threatened 10 kill Che qirl ana himself
" she iinally respected hls proportion.
but she remained urm. Lass Thursday
his family returned from Texas I'M
cNpcctodly He called Immediately
upon the young lady ana had a tali:
with her When she started 10 leave
the room, OFT caught her ann she. her
IN the back. Then he put a bIl through
his heart and fgl dead Lc.t.is found
on OFT Indicated that Mis8 Craig had
promised TO marry him, Tfer wa n
pair OF folt brace, Is In IL ocs and
his letter stated that thes ,yurs 20
Do placed on the arms OF Allss Craig
ana that she was to be buried with
him. OF enjoyed a good practice iu
his neiFhborhOod. II is thought the
girl Will recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

may then be placed IN tho parchcd
mouth. wheru Tiny will prove very ao-
cpptiiblu and VIII not reach the Htom-
och until they are OF a proper degree
OF hept
Tho following are "A few roolpos which
/ know 20 BE- good IN the alex room.
Lumonadri Ron one lemon. cut ard
squeeze out all the Juice. strain out
the seeds and add ono-holf pint OF cold
water swecten Il 70 taste. add one
tenbpooufll VI good brandy and one we'll
beaten eEg. II must be used IA soon
uh prepared
Corn meal Eruel Into ono-half pint
Of boiling water slowly atlr three table,
ep9dulula OF fine oOrnmeal Let Il cook
three minutes. stirring constantly 10
avoid scofchinR Remove from the ilre
and add one-half pint OF rich sweet
milk salt 10 taste and II desired
Add g little sugar.
Steak Have ready nice piece Of
ltcok cut across the nbar about one-
third OF nm inch thick Heat the skill
let tlli the smoke ~ blue, Wipe tho
inside Of the Skillet with grcnhsd rag
Put Ia the mont and cover tightly. ~
about one minute ronove the cover and
turn The steak quickly. cover again ana
turn u twice more, being careful mol 70
eoOrch II iipmOye Il 70 n hot plate,
sprinkle with salt spread lightly win
good butter and give Il dasn Of pep
per. serYe at once.
Potato SCUM. Pare and cut Is dice
one good sized potato. add enc alleed
onion Of medium nize and boil together
IN very tender. Pass all through a
oolnndor: add one cup ivt siyeei MIX.
n little butter, salt and white pepper.
cnstard. Put one wcil beaten eHE
into cup. fill with milk swaelsn and
ilavor 10 suit tahte, bake slowly III "
quiverg to the center. but do not let II
hril Serve In the Gun IN which Il ~
baked. II ID wen 10 also place IN toe
oven another cup containing water,
Thla Will prevent soorching ~IuollA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Worcester, Mass, Aug 25,--John
Cooper aged IS years, ana his wife
Anna. aged so. and Miss Emma Ma
thews, Mrs, Cooper Of phomasville
Conn. We're instantly Killed by being
struck by a New York aud Northeast
ern train at Saltwater bridge. South
Worcester, about . O'clock this after.
noon. The party had been out after
berries and were returning home when
struck by the train,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Santa Rosa. Cal, Aug. ga report
reached here tonight that the town
of Guernville had been destroyed by
FIRE. Guernvllle Is a town in the heart
OF forest and has a population Of 800.
An buildings In the place were burned
except q livery barn and the public
school house, Or. }. Burns and Oscar
aicKeenc were killed by falling walls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

odessa. Aug ga terrible hurrl-
cane has swept over the sea OF Azoff
The force Of the wind rsised heavy
waves, which have swept many OF the
sea coast Villages, not leaving a house
standing. and drowning g large nlni,
bsr Of people. In addition. several
steamers have been lost during the
hurricane and their entire crews have
been crowned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

".nlhgton. Aug. 25.-It is under
n mat Secretary Carlisle has prac-
~ decided that wool ami ali ar
y IN bond can be Withdrawn at
.sE rates or free OF duty II on
n'e list OF the new bill. The sec
mas been in close conference
4. H''oEney General Olney on the
m. 5hd Il is believed I. at a decis-
'e's been reached as stated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Thrre IS case recorded near Lyons IN
1867 OF girl who not only was unable
20 see in tho daytime, but lad TO be- kept
IN dark room, 10 painful was tho light
10 her eyes. she WAS taken out for eSer
clso oyory night aud displayed power of
vision that was almost toloscopic- Sho
was ahlc 20 distinguish moving lsuros ON
road when persons boiido her with good
sight could SEQ nothing but the bluekncm
OF night Tho Ignorant FrOnoh noasantry
thought tho child bewitahod, and nm ut.
tempt was mHdn to poison her Tho por-
ents became alarmed nnd hud to Paris,
taking thc girl with THIN Sho was taken
To- hospital, whore she came into The no.
tico Of DR. Pnllle, the famous ouulist and
he paid tho parents Tor tho privilege Of
occurring on the phenomenon. The girl
eventually died insane, but retained hon
power Of seeing at night IN tho dark until
the last moment, Now York Mall and
ERnrvga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

IN his graceful Introduction 10 IA firxt
BOOK IN Eu2lhhN Mr. Maxwell says
"women are more successful thaa mon 10
teachllg young children. A flRngsage
book for rhiidrcu shoald have the dsli-
cary o. touch. the keen appreciation Of
chiidron's likes and disllkts, the lntuiliYe
which only Woman pozsi4hss.N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
WEIY

tho most successful speclallat vi
chrouit and nervous dlneaAcal Be-
rnuae No iu n thoroughly educated
nCIECrlC physician, and chooses the
bDst remedies ron Gli schools and
from every source that viii benefit his
pntonta
Bccau.o he uses specific n9diclnca
for apcelnc purposoa and the dohlred
result hupply follows,
Rennttgb pr RISK ia n thorough ulng.
noAuclhn heating the most liiileult
aud con pliohtsd dlaeRpcn with case ana
accuracy without nnldhg but few qurs-
tlona
n YOU want hrsi class seontlno
treatment call on br Fish
can on or pend for testimonials q
pndenta cured.
mr. II. W, riak CURES CATARR1t.
pfenAGEA or WOMEN, BRONCHITIS
rs. KIDNEY. LIVER. BLOOD and
NERNDUH diseases, DTABETEs.
pROp6N, BLADDER TROrBLEfi.
coREA c7t VltuB' dhnco) RiImuMA.
TtsM, pfi.EH. riRTuiA and all farina
Of Chronic and Blood Discusses assdl.
cine furnisheA ~ tho ONCE
TRn ArMENT ny MAIL
Tho ayaton OF mail treatment adopted
hy Dr. II, W Ilak guarantees the
fniac good reHulta Go thnHn submitting
their caves through correspondence az
60 those Who como In person
White far diRgncaiic hlRnlt, II VIII
describe your symntoma accurately.
No. / Tor women. No for men, Busi.
ness strictly confidential.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

darlington, Aug. 25-while the SEN
ras considering business behind
|'A doors yesterday there slipped
-gh an important bill. Il IS the
n biz appropriatlng $1,000 to carry
Elect the income tax and provis-
I q the tarif bill and which had
Y held up under objection for a few
h. THIS ends all controversy as to
lnsii.mlinary arrangements for col
|1aE the Income tax.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

waco, Tex Aug. 25.-I.ast night
snenx thieves entered tho honncry OF
cana Davis H. Gurley near the
southern limits Of Che city and this
mbrning Captain gurley was minus
nine nne large bronze turkey gobblers.
Lac iAis aficrHoon he Eobblcra were
found u an old n5ld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Tien Tsin, Aug. 25.-Tha German IA
Tiers OF the Catholic mission at 81
Ming Chou. in the southern part OF
the province Of shang 1ung. who were
captured by bandits and bed for ran
som Rave been released By the gov
eminent posse sent In parsuit OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

70 see most Of the mills running has
gone tar TO reassure the operatives
ana business men. who accent his eyi-
aenee OF the mill mems belief that the
hsnt Is not to be IA long one. There ars
ulherent ideas ms to the mems by
Wnlch a settlement Is 70 be eflerteh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

There Is steedily Increasing interest
in the subjcqt q electric lightning. esps-
cinily IN suburban diatricis and therc have
beon many estimates On the coxtof fairly
well equipped plant II Is said thst about
si7. 900 Invested viii furnish 300 light
capacity and should Yield an income o.
about s., 800. New York Ledger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

I0tAtp Naiad~Ahpp Nrid pohud p"-
fnt9eB M thin small dice-llko pieces
NAH. IA rca,uinr fnnyonnniae eatieo nnl
ndd f6 II "a onnrt ~ whlpped crenrn.
iltgn aiir' In ,t,aur6 ritnto "a uialfo ND
ealad 81 prooar ronsisteney. Small
Cbrods of onion ana hard boiled oggs
can 81 aided Al ,lie taete dictates gho
vs6innod er,lirn M ysh,'t ,.altes die AIN.
er.,,1e bsisoS,n tbii apd amer Sainda
tbet have bret, t,trear ,n mao
Anris patsf,,.1 ilbe1c W.. Balotv IA
atnraran,e ma souito anpef,ginr uoii
XXI n,nrh os,.,ii,, tgn tneditin, aizad ia,
tsfa,s ana aeatlln Mn sbit ucnt..r
md efean tghpn eeld ind am Eoid
~ nf..r ,yltb q .n,.a5, ~ 10 no,,e,s
49, ~ ei,,t,. ~ ,,tr,it,,ri si,fd an,,i5.,
mnt,iny AZ f,,i5l,ti,re IL no .ts,n s,,d
Tin a. 40, ,nii IL, ,,,,,,i." Ma a., H.
het dripDies In ri min a ilrhf bre,yn
,,,t. i,t - .tti.1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

The rock pile wan rendezvous for
the curious yesterday A dozen women
welded hammers on the rock, with no
protection from the sun's rays and
from the pltiloss gaze of those wllo
looked At and tauntsd them and who
IN turn received ugly compliments and
sometimes foclss
Cplored and white women alilln 70
gether broke rocks and aweated -
might have any chain gang. Sons
wore bcnnets and gloves ard others
wen; barehanded. but al hroka rock
10 a limited extent,
II 81 easter, say professional Riies1~,
10 drive mon than women. Some suikr
cd and worked very little. Others tooE
the task Va earnest Az presented
Bpectacle absolutely neN n Fort Rertt
and not exactly approved Of BY oven
very hara.fseed men. who HtoppTa
and stared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

ST. Louis Aug. IS -winlam Robin
an the old-nme second baFeman OF
she Sd Louis Browns, died Of con
lasnsffoa today at the home OF Fat
Tsbenu. Inc Cleveland base bali man
aSlr IN this city Hia ase Was 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

81 can give a striking Illustration q
me fheory.,- said the man who argues.
Don't 90 a." replied the cspitallsi.
wsarlly; Tets Arbifate-"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Ne aH uHdefrllud thai a dark, ~
yeuuilied room u dlaHE. se4tbia whom
ono 81 10 good healtn bpt II IS fairly
lnt1ier1Die 10 Hici.ncss.. HiofidA wattr,
where iss odor IA not d.tbKrerahle %
ne paticui- Il pieniinllly spEinlJcd
OYER Tie NO aud f0ar Is gery rofre4h-
lax Ia the early stages Of nenvaics-
cpnre Water must generally Va order
10 be- dfinkabld he iced. but IN a ma
Jorliy II cases = sick DeiHGa cannot ufs
See water Instead Of Il place small
with q hammer. Tho small particles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

An Echo Of sbe matrimsoiai Aays.
"oh. yea" said tho Count &c FAlare.
"thaae IDEAS or social eauetty arr
very charming. but unteuiAbly ihsrs
Il a certain interest about the man
OF title In this counfrys"
Yes she replied. 'morc integs<t
than prinsl1ls.''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
SOME IDEAS FOR FALL REFLECTION.
What to Wear and How to Get 1t,

bring your ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

only one-ienih OF the arabs Ian- %
the llasslan anDira II eA1fivatsd.
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

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j Pawel podlozYli sobie
zegarki pod poduszkl, Anna
dlugo przypatrywala sic swo.
jemu, i stuchajac jak idzle,
zasne}a z zegarkiem W reku'
PAM Blido i Mutier prawle to
samo uczynili, a po przebud2e-
niu sic pierwszeh ich zadaniem
by}o zobaczy6, cry tel zegark1
dobrze ida.
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