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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Isrliaon Mlsa, sharon ~ in az IN.
tsfvirg iIoyafnhr ' 81 stone today
anndnneed binsglf candidate iar me
s0at h No uniiri states nanain pnW
as,ltdl6d ~ HJnai0r prHRN fennlni
YYis ttgm rnnilnu0a ~ March N
xxx sasd n Il Understood NAT iie VIII
.t ~ a candidate uyPNu0f stone
w ~ s,ands an ne psin0efslio plaii
KIN N ia43. believing nfes9 Nnuilsli
~, sit bfm1rrala 1hla u aii hH nays
~ KY .au IN announcing ma POSITION
" tbs nnancisi nnesll1n lle has al'
Y. ~ basii slassed az o Cleveland DeH'i
Mn Id ibai question
~ IA bellmed mat nqih rpgftfsHmgn
Aiion and Money WV alss hp fg,l9l.
gspe. Thsy ara pfApNnhftl NEE Hiittf
n4t'N N ~ known piriitt keHai0r
N vim ~ candidate ~ nei
~ " ~" An aHpri q belnG made 70
res,,tg him u snief ihe 'aap'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Grenada, Mlaa,, Marh W. hon wW
q. Mclean VIM laq boon 80 hlHiily
sposeH NJ by tia ptgs4 pnd palplp NJ
tbs state I'D candidate fef HpYa'nHf,
baa lssusd an addfsaa ~ The bunu1a
rnGy III mo slate do0linlnH ~ enter ihr
,nilnrnat0finl rAfe 1bia VIII dpuhl
ipss ba fondiyfd WIN rgHfel ~ MS
friends Throughout me- STATE, hnd es'
pealaiiy bY those IN MA section VINO
know I'm worth an1 peculiar hinp4h ~
ueoth for siierssa 10 nallrrlng
lfa abiy diFfusana many ~ me state
issliss. and fhinks ihn nnHH1al question
snnn1 be "hily and freely hlsNusaql
bofofa iha people ~ ORDER llai ineir
wiii and wisii0a can ~ Aaafflnlped Hnd
dainfinlnd1N 40 declares himself ~
g,v.y aJ lbg initiated oOlnnHe ~ silver
IA Id l0 B., Tbu leaves ~ HhbefnhiD1
Ylai mai Win AMY ihree nhhdllaita
sf1pabo yplfaiHAn hpd hrl'apiiDs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

u'"yae o"i ~ du seaa,orsnint
Nnnrs MHi go,

''h'h" HN' ~ NV hrnhiNtHhiNf
MoHu, MAJ un,
jnobson NIfa, March 10 rbp clarion
hotgur OF thla morning upnlalua an
authorized atAirmuni ffnm CAunnioo,
tho home VI Senator 0elfH0, aalulH no
would mot bH il oHndlhhln Nf lhN unitud
HlHlvu nunatr Hnnhiur NanlHN Hhli he
nod NHuhud iliH onnnliwinn aunf much,
deliberations 10 nHunHHnd himnulf ns
grateful lu lbn Democracy " MmHiHt
Hlprl lnf ne hnnnlh Hn nunefuuslY nna
slowed 0n hlm, ana that II had niwnya
h"rH liH htthieHt pleasure ~ sufyn hia
nrnpio mi HH ho viii hh VI ynniH nld
~ ihn separation NJ hlH term no hNh
dnnldod "a ialitp tum pubic NE ana
huYulu tho remainder VI his DAYS tn iiH
family rnd pliNHtu auniTa, no said hu
lnll punildnii the mHiuItN NJ tho nruur
nf MlhHHAlpni favored thh fltH p1inApo
~ HlltHi ana WnH HfAilnpd ilat hla nNAi
ION uu ms BfHW uureiiun hnd hrOn Hn
iirulf rndurHHi ln hil nnOplt.
iiuH. II y hnn0y Was Interviewed hp
no eaino rlliullun10ni hnd announced
llunult hH a candidate HH NruHtpr
NrnfHWh aurnranpI iiH VIII pnlrr mo
rtrH 49, mo HiNuHli0 NJ tho hro ami
unlimited oplnlHg nf nllVur nt thp ratio
ut ~ 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

lpior wa, nrsnnlsu ~ Company "
'hH h"NaNr iIill nuremns - law,

'hN h"Ns"r iIili i"remus - IaW,
Austin roy, Marth 10 N A ron,
rttA or lYiur la here, Watching leuIu.
ltiuH spH ihHmhnUe companies Mt,
lilheilH said Va lhn Wrilr to-day
We atH rpriu1llnH uur nlauH Tor
the nrHhnlHhii1n ut an nHuranuu anm-
many az Tyler. AMI " VIII va q HpN
lWnhnf Rowland ana uihuf wealthy
olllHona nf tYlrr ave iniurrptnd M tho
COMPANY aud u viii no Tackled Ny im-
liulirl naWul
The representatives Of iha old llpa
ounrinleH an pHaluHi ihl llaWatr hiii
W any other measure that win on
ruuiNnN nome fntutnrlHuI
ruWtUl l0WuHl dpolHths thNi inUiH
y Wuflhnm threatened W. hi his hill
" huWHur rHtuuHd w yuln AHaUHt tho
uili increasing Tho IAN NU nHutaupe
OHinpluirs M workman nHliaB
HWuopIuH iunlhl nui onurb ii0l n Hnl1
il any mnn WHO win produce d SON
AtUr whom ia hhn InuWuHtud ll Vuin
against The iiHWanr hin
HrnNtur nnWsnr ntHn1H pat ana Hu
does lhu Hontlumin upnn whose shout
duW lhu mantle ~ nam Whr1 has tnl-
Ion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

psus VIVA, po hn""s Ab""i son'n
iiiH contracts

Nashville, Tnnnp Mnroh 10 lle
usuitnDilHry committee indaY lnidrt
,gnaiad Nj q, ~ liasholir, editor ~
lhn iiaHnor ~ ~ ih0 ahufHna mnda
In connection WIN iha laiuph ~ me-
oonlTania. Ito ioli ~ ihn various ohllr
wv ihat had come 70 him, ana Rayn
no nnmaR M his lDf0umhnIH iiortar
sentative Nn0rnp Moore ~ Wua ~
n,nined ana aHlimniOd HAT iiia WAll
Ar,iind iha neg lfaUD p9uld be- nun
IN tY100D IN ilgl9p lNaf lhBn no BIZ
made w Tim Tenntaapa cont non nnl
ualiVay company, which WA 9G5,
rdwAud iBniant, ihe architect ~
ahafEa ~ no wnrk told an no Knew
about The adoption NJ ,he nlbnH pilg nv
linn W contracts NunillHHlgnpf hNr
Dswell vii Ne asalpined iehWfowf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Tiny, a'eF, NHf0H W Nj y q
Thompsgn returned npm pAllaH Iu.s.
load NJ me hogs, realizing 4 cents %
pound therefor
gbn spuHR sewing ~ 0nia N inGhlhH
nna. NJ which itnie " fp1d AefnAhh
rdn II DHorly ~ PLANTED apd ~
farmer viii HpNn have hlH iail1 fNAlf
to liant I Hgni cotton theY had hat
~ Plant mgro COIN and heRH aad nj
much cotton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

4 Conference lleid Ia nrins Aboa, g
Reduction

Atlanta, na March ~ a oonfof-
enob WHH hNd hura to-day fDr ihn pif'
puHG NJ inauuuiniinH Il cation ariDHHu
reduction movement N unpT1a iinOf
Tor y. lane prpaltrHl NJ ibu Rational
'piinn ninWnW' associations ~ A.
lipughlpu ~ RihnlHau piguldeni NJ flio
huHnUiAllun fnf Tho Nihta ~ npufRini
anl Commissioner Apall " mo state
aRrluuliurnl department, were present
u wan dp0l1uh itHt ihn rnilpB aeinRHa
ivr ualrGia mnsl by frdnonl this gonr
yiuW u WhA de0lid ~ uaii q anHVnn-
iinn fnr ngHi Monday IN Atlanta, ~
which ~ the county ufrHlianie vine
have bonn appointed win b. asked nnd
10 which each county VIII bn inYltad 70
pnnd other dplNHniH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Nashville, Tenn, NareH 70 Hon
TRamaa . Afssrsi ~ OluQtAl fnf Gov
e,n0T Turney, returned l4nlshl from
taat TgnHagana, WhfiQ la HAS bfff
,gl,gkInF blih nm ~ fhn auDtFpmmiii
f.as inQaHilaHtine me spYsrpHra nHi
non 10 anya fhai IN ne f0pNtlea ni-
gnady lbgHefgaifi 10 ilBi aehtihn Uyt
aus ~ plss viii la fypg votes, and
fanr vi Inc Hgfal counties iia1Hei MAJ
ings ftlaair1 80 says fhHf me li~Dh,
fiibsan sata IN ma hf0Hnl alfiiini Was
responsible ~ ipnfi eteskeangse, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Atlanta, do, March 10, Wh9n asked
ny an Associated l'rnsa reporter con,
nrrnlnf Tic rvpnrl mat ~ % WlNluss'nu
In "A sohrnn ~ locate Veterans from
lie North 0n uu0rHla fnima oNiipf'
amor HnrthHD said "YnHl II N tiun
maj haze IN hnnd an enierpflna ~
MAJ character, bat II hhH not tol 900
iarmiFud ven enough fhl no 20 klVn
van lbe dotHilH fun may nhfi new
oyeG that WI have tracts NJ lhnl "
nmiahpnyl Montgomery ThumaH WI
oog, LnurenH ana Hlln Nounuuu
YOU may also AnY mat leul DOR
tain that ! snail hunfnnd ~ LOCATING
a prrli colony M unnrHiA"
TbiH was al tho governor Wnhll HhR
on Inc subject
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

y qeH, March l6,-A iarRu ana
|aal itnl ratHta purchase Wnn
WI To-Day ~ A. Cooper pur-
4 ha hulldlnH ana property navy
" by NJ a Cooper AZ Cos cor
4 siuil F0urlh ana Mary atrootH,
hMel I Moore me purunuau
~ istbOl Inquiry ~ Tho rent
/. glleea lpVulupH considerable dn.
W fpnliy Real estate ngUnin
~ ihefo IL q better outlpnh in
wv HAN pl any llmu Ia thu past
jtsiA,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

res.. MaWh to There are q
\, AZ aiohiloota IN The city ana
y, eonfornng with thn directors
dstion Palace ouhoHrnlnR the
|h, inc nov building Tho la
|i IN the new Palace VIII be-
|lSeO1 II IA the pufnNse ~ IN
IA subscription pN,iurihur ~.
4, but AZ the aamu time prrpnrr
I'm buildinR viii 90 IN rapidly,
4 much general HHilHfilpiluh ~
|tsmolnr VI thn now buildings
! Nh Oe Nropruul 40 tan ~ poHal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
& of NEWS FROM WACO
as mo oa,,ee ra,ece,
la'' s'.'.,.,,e,,on.-A ,n''ea state.
n .' u estate Ao'i'ion
F' ',,sl ariaue Inv,


waco, March 10
..,auco OF ihe cal lasued by
VIVA q Calvert president Tor
:, md American Gotten u'ow'
,.,llse assoelallon' Tor a state
,''a IN GOTTEN growers 70 he
wv, X. sIly phuleday March ~,
XII s0rpose or occurring a reduce
" Y, X cotton aoreage of ,ho state
~ II. Jeneins today issued q
eounly convention 10 elect
N sald state convention, Tho
", 1s,a,sntlon viii merl saturday,
w" II IL thought here ny ninny
.a,hlse with lha ohieal % The
Hnlvpn 'lhai II VIII hn TOO late W
|ipgm n mnnh, me farmers Just
loa r~,e,ly busy ani have nraptis
N idsi updn ihnir respective
y rar tho year liuninees men
N ep.nilnH ul lha uonlnN
C,l.n attach but little uiunln
|u'I a. far 40 eject on inns
KIN h concerned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
CRUSTED SCAlY SKIN


Ilfea YfaFs ag6 ny WIFE, f9nf lliiih children,
and iNfkell AffA Ai1ini'd Win b nuiail, s0alf
nltegaA ~ ih0 HhiN, u iqfMfNlfh W an hNHl
plaque hHpn VIII Tafgi tgAih Fitli 90 feNilyi
~ nlliihinHsHpaa Hsie istlseuFtit BiNsi sfifNf
hiii iHlii ffasi asnapi llA yquhFttb Nhu Naq
nnlf 40 months 90 IN III HHf tsdsiiuHt lNf
Nih futnrd ihH pet a flWNff diHA hei
iifi, lhU disfaAp hiai Wsda W fppstisnap ~
ny via 3 imNH bui Hfril fba fHpl ldelshUi an0ld
HHnlas NJ hri WuiHii " iHlhti ilNf " HHa nVf'
rInl nFnF WIN liiiih hflirHi Mft hplfhi NJ A
1lnr niufn, iHfiinlua flf ahhi dlffaHNi Nilfli
hiisdi0dHanf rDnd 'fllAitifii iHfs elIlniad
hdp0tuy Win galfi tlifi lpt Naliefi HillH Atiri
uJinH hip ~ qhiiee Hiilif FiihDsi nnflilhu q
sum, failfil ~ aHNihAf Npfiqf NiW iIvffN ~
du ~ huiinf than ilr mt AfiNf iiliA hWifbl
,FfianH4 ntHfnits N Aitssu, rungll TOM
NeHtieprf iielisi followed lhe me- algili
N4Iudi, and uFe ~ Gle milf fHfNd nli ~ vi ~
n0i kip4 atlat ihn dlseaef wa ~ laf, "
hgfsifi n an hlitri hNf w hD1w cutielaA
nav, \. N WDOUa,
AfHli Nrlaan iVpaifi Va
haga nsnd yedr CnfapHA iifafmfs pf
aaA6s fsld v, 10 ilrHfilhe w lnNl ileipiai HilH
hoy nnfrd Hf 81 upe. no Aie tls iesi shiN
add lilod Irniftlne NJ illp fflii
Wi, 1HuhAa, Nhlp,AlE, "a,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

n.lfl hWnp 10 ihn nnWOat hose
q Nh'0 anl pnfhnp4 an eFpppr
Y w planning ~ be- me liHfHt
w bnsl accommodations ut hNY
hlilh Nevertheless there nra
FllhlH of nAnrllnuor, Whigh lhn
flulaY lhlnr mo pfupriutnrHhlp
!" hllsli VINO hna forged ahead
r. w unno mo the BUSINESS ~
iNNhlltr ihhi upWpolH recognition
VI pupllo 20 No fn0t that u H1ud
Y, bun II q Hnnd hotel man lilu
\, Z. HhN allfraH commando uiipur
XVI nplhis 10 Tho comfort nnd
Wy him " '''' '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

n fgyn hmuh 10 a draft of
|9qfal blll 10 utiW tho cities and
!" " lpln IN liio construction ~
y eoiQfa Hlruuma Wilnln the
M llMllH VI pltlus NJ lHsu4 hnd
'glilhed ouuy 1T Alderman HNi
4 lfAqluilon regarding tho mat
pilAv llir representatives Ut Me
N county ~ WEu tho passage uf
X Nifn lnrWprioi IN AuHin ihiH
'lf, ana II ~ hppod II VIII receive
" Intention ana b0 passed. a.
Y lhal The tplrly days motion
fMlehllnn NJ tho county ana nlty
liuppl D hillHn across lhr lilHH
W. e0iolDlly Will nat be noeua
", NV ne pntaaHe VI q special nnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

fes,, Marah 10, Thorn III no
|.ht dis year concerning regis
I I'd Wap0i Thu hunrnHniH are
|ls lbtp tho repialrnr'u office ht
M hall al a rate Whlph keopn
|n Oscar pHd lldgur lihHlAnl
|nnaani hustle Ia Hplio uf thu
|iAt ID IL an of Y1nr n " Hvlduni
Ii ten large Vuir ~ going tu ~
NV larar increase NJ also used
II mai ihora has huou a unnald
Adihlln IN the oliF'H pnpulu
|tnhln tho lnai Yunr The total
|nu0a w ~ date Ia aiU0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

So,esM uoWpes nDrsl"rissar-ps
90 % 'hitd.-NUirs,

Newark. Taa. March NJ orr town
was visited by mfRlnrH last uiHhii
Thny 0niurnd tho store NJ ~ A iiu1
sun by IL hnel, window aud broke the
hhNiip Dtr tia safe, bat did nal Hot into
ilia Hlfu Thry uuiot1 Mr A. ~
iuuph'H rrHllHnnn ana took from hlH
ppUta pnOfHt $3.50 aud hlu HtprN Roy
lhpY ihfn took q ladder ana pui n
UFiiuH IL ruinui HH0nud story WiuuuW
IN AZ WatbinH roam AZ lbo Fam hutnl
un1 Wont an through me huildnr hul
took NOTHING and 1id moi awake ANY NJ
tho ip1npfa Ihun thrY Went ~ TN
Residence of Hayden iinlly ana raised
a window ana MS, unliY nWuho ana
reached 10 avalon her husband hni
thDy ird 1'hHy FunWn1 ~ want my
money ana n0lhirg else was missing
from nny uf mo houses ihet entered
IN a. W. Douglas " WHITE Settle
mrnt, 'fHuNul nqnnly, hnH locHlnd win
uH ~ practice hlH profession,
MI a, " iuubeil ~ Fort worth
Hphnt yesterday 10 Uur town
Me ~ A, Hudson IL W Fort worth
Rnd Dallas hut I'M goods tor the HpilHA
trade,
orr town h slill an iha grow
M 4 W. DuWeHH IL putting W. a
atone house
MIS- HnrynlH Residence IN about CON
plnird, aud M lum itill1uHh 10 pui'
ilnH np u lnHi residence
NJ iiufHinr went ilifpuBh ilia rnHi7
d0uoe ~ Mr John Ms ana tDpli wines
aH.nllibfa American luil DOS plHi0l
one NJ MrH i1Wma DnnlelH' little airs
dlod llsl ulght win lYphold foygf,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

N les, MARCH h. 'rhn Gllisrna
M hank has huun constituted a
I States depository ny thu score
u lhp lrrRHuuy The hank win
|ih government huuda luf lbd,Oul
|,gIled hY tho law, ana whom thiH
y ihly win begin mo depository
~ hsndlnn lnr pOAtal aud gay
VI lDnls now uunturluH at Mnqu,
|isegrn puHtulilnrH report hurui
Nv nhpul unu hundred IN tho
" pll 0f witch " " nkpoutoi
isn repurt ~ tho Waco dupph-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
INNIOn nm Ilnna. n.rAlN


~ w ~" FFeF ihhrhrff
iglHi Maruh w. n n tba pur,
we lflsinea ~ tha samuel \
|,ab,psi i0ihayn ilis uatntf In such
',Neh tbal Il VIII proealii ~ ob.
nt~ W euHpnHHfni compilation ~
~, ~, pee library, NJ which he
IVY Tho AsinP, aud he iAank
gs, - " be tbs foundation, WIN
N ',r v MIND the lrUaiesA III mo
III nN-' lDplifd W hive mo auii
h, T,s brought fpr he partition
i AZ .9lh property ana % deter
IN ltiliH m .tlie heirs undor the
n " fefNfea, Judge pAllsrann,
l,sip court today appointed
T Nifana referee 10 hear Inc
Ia lH9nerly INT Ia ~ b. par
|{F'. lnlee ihh ridden Residence
AZ valuable pfppGriy IN YOp.
am sipmetny nntk pr1pofty M
N X, 80 ma IN TNaiiy fhlrd
ii11e,g ~ iifqDidvn, Ons haif "
INK, n fei1nqF M Inc iuiaf ana
pa, wv nqNH IA tha heirs phn
|iss AhdfeV " Green. John
w pf1fan ~ ami't,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

ilffi, rt n "a, March is ThaI
ills MA Niiis, a iiaieieh, ~
tiIas flhena 10 gr1ar ia 400
sltfs, ,l gl9l additional aplnileaf
Ytalia lltYn thu nHw fna0hlnafy
nv ~, yum iva id1ntha Among
ftia1 " 'tN fhrilriee which n w
30 'hul IN Hnrill rafDliDn
lfh, t sra 10 THIS nlty. aDe N
n n az. ~ Winston, ma,Af i.Hii.
y, Il felAnd county. Hnd ar ~
'''ssii county, Those viii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
q1noVaI nlllhrNlls


Hnpsri0f H1uia W POINTS IN fDs a4ulh.
ta4t VIA iisnAlen ana HsW orsppq
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

pld 0heapl cream ur lWlar sold by
Ffa0fiH contains frum No "a 30 pnt con-
nf white clay nr alum lr l'ilNoh
IN tho hiFhoul grade cream VI 'Ailai
babiuB ppWd0r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

nm DiiHr ngpfprhp LINN
~ the fiHtp, ana AuNes lis uasi an
ihessf4rffgnu1 Time
rhe hhYrf Llnp between Rvfih ana
Hnplh TrHaa rninis
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
ih3Ut Ecanin@ Shoes.

have before me o pair VI sGoes;
one, save !or tie shape .. the foot
having destroyed the stiI outlines of
newness, looking Il, If ii might have
lust left the store; the other shoe
looks as if even scamp might pass 1t
5v with contempt, Net they are
mates.
One has been cleaned. the other has
not, is all the difference; yet neither
has ever been ''blacked; the slocS
have never bean worn with rubber,
vet when cleaned the leather IS so't
and pllable as one could wish; yet
with all the spic& and spanuess they
are half worn out. l1o" Is 1t GONE:
Have three small, clean cloths, q
basin Of water, II bottle OF cosmollue'
vaseline, petroleum jelly, or whatever
name YOU like to call il, it is all the
same, and q clean shoe polishing OF
cloth brush.
The shoes sLonll be wi: ed IS free
of null as possible before drying ant
should be hang n warm curfenF OF
xir, say two OF three feet above reg
iSter or sto7e-pire, no% underneath
tile kitchen range. where they. Will ba
scorchel on top and vet 'I"l"rneatd'
When they are perfectly dry WIPE
the mud status OF with damr ri"'h,
he sure to &C! them Ali oil; then ran
hard with dry c!otu, tlen polish
with tho brush, being careful aAons
the stitching and &roual the sole. it
is best to 10 oaly Il part nj tl!ac, say
first the rtmi', one SIDE, incl the
other, not for getting tic i!cc:.
Unless your shoes nave been BADLY
scuIed aud rotted by bad shoe dress
ING they will look al'nost ike new
Now rub cosmoliue over them VITA
clean cloth nud rub it we'll in; use It
libecally. for too little will on ) de-
stroy the polish, while plenty % COS
moline improves it. Toe whole shoe
should be carefully done, even among
the buttons and lput>ouho!t~, and
presto, your shoes #rc soft "u:l p!'"blc'
black, and just polished cHoaG;i t"
look we'll; will not stain your uA:er-
clothes or fingers when putting them
90, and llttlo water Will 90 them nH
harm.
Irv it once. and you will never
want 10 do it any other way. -In'Ia'
'ielphia Times.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
Prima Minister'S Body Guard.

Tho World told some time ago 0:
the coat Of chain mail which CT!Si'l,
tic Prime Minister Of Italy. wears to
protect himself against stlietto or
oigtol in tue hands OF some wo"!d,oo
assassin. Al ItaiiGn newspaper has
recently published in detail the daily
expense incurred by tho Government
in guarding King uamberss Minister
Of State, which IS probably the first
time thatunpopularity has been meas
ured by q pecuniary standard.
According to this paper Cllspls
person is watched over by two con-
m;ssioners of yolice at sI.60 daT,
twenty-five "egents" or detectives. 50
q little o7e1 1inst: conts 2 dag tor
each, acd two sice-byiSadiers at sixty
cents each lone would suppose from
thei- titles that 7;cc.h-;gsa;eEs would
cost pors). 4 carriage at s2.52 also
figures ia the bill. The total, reduced
to American money. is s26.10 per day
se526.5o per year. This, however,
is only du1ing the time when tue
Prime Minister is in Rome. "hen ne
travels the expenses are three or four
times as great, which bring the annual
amount up to about SO, 0O0.-Ne"
York World.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
SELECT SIFTINGS.

FLY ninety-G7c per cent. of the
opals obtained are Of no value.
Tie "old pine" in Dartmouth Col,
lege Park is no more. It was 200
years old, and a landmark.
Aman in Nevada has been cured OF
indigestion by shock Of lightning.
sufficient to knock him over.
Joseph Dasbnan, Of Utica, n. Z,
is los years old, and undoubtedly the
Oldest man in Northern New York,
In Toworth, England, is chestnut
tree supposed to be 1000 years old.
The trunk is fifty feet in circumfer-
cuce.
A man in Unionville, No., claims
shut saltpeter is an infallible cure for
snake bites, and cites personal expe-
rience in support Of his claim.
MIS-. Joseph Layden, Of Maiden, W.
Va, las just given birth to her TWEEN
ty.eighth child. She is ffty-dve years
old and her husband is seventy.
A Pennsylvania inventor has pro.
drced an explosive which in recent
tests proved f7e PER cent. moro pow
erful than dynamite. It Is safe from
7cncussicn and oznlcaes With tuEs
TIC Emperor OF EAuasEis. Wills css
deer stalking il tho aeis1bc1aooa d
Isch! ssceatly, hasgod to hi5 OWE san
il {: single morning se7en stays, ene
Of them having artlers with twelve
points.
The Adams Express Company, BY
bringing suit against O Philadelphia
bank, has called attention to the CON-
mon custom OF undertaking the value
of money packages to save express
charges.
Thee King Of Siam now has white
elephants, one Of which is no larger
than pony. They are taken daily
to the river for q bath. which IS the
only exercise they have, unless they
take part in some royal function.
Old Uncle Charley Boso, who lives
with his Youngest boy, Isaiah, on
Pond Creek, near Petersburg, W.
Va, was born on n hatboat on the
Ohio in 1892, and was in early life q
kentucky hunter and Indian fighter.
4 train on the Great Northern Rail
way ran into forest fire in the State
OF Washington the other day and Was
stopped in the midst Of the fire bJ' q
blazing tree, which fell across the
track. The heat WAS so great that 5he
coaches were hlistered and almost
took fire.
\ marvellous thing is being done
near Boston, in consequence OF the
raising Of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford tracks. \ factory build
ing $50 feet by 50 is being moved q
considerable distance, in two sections,
without disturbing or interrupting
work, which is done by electric pow
CT, except on the lower floor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
Tie Dog Was Wearing Her Teeth.

35!rs. James Herring, living a few
,3i:cs from Lancaster, Ky, is the
rUsscsso1 OF fire full set Of artificial
tcciir, and III some way lost the lower
l::atc. After diligent search she
came 10 the conclusion that they could
not he found. Imagine her consterna-
ticn this morning when sue found the
missing teeth in the mouth Of her
house dog. The dog had evidently
found them, and thinking them a good
thing, proceeded to appropriate them
to his own use. He had got them
fastened in bis own mouth, and it was
with much difficulty they were re.
po7ed. Hs had lost several natural
teetb, and it looked very much as
though he wansel to repIace them
with artificial ores. .-Courier.J
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
Australia Sees Profit IN Her plasHi

Australia Sees Profit IN Her Plague.
Rabbits may yet save the country.
The Secretary for Agriculture has re-
cci7ed letter from Mr.. Berry os the
t. Agent-General's Office stating thut
it is expected during the coming sea-
son that the price oi rabbits will be
from twenty cents to twenty-five cents
each. The charges for dock dues
carriage aud commission ut London
are about two cents per rabbit, aEl to
Hull or any other manufacturing pro
vincial cities about two cents xtra.
He adds: ''There is not the slightest
doubt that & very large trade indeed
is open 10 Victorian rabbits II the
great manufacturing districts. such rs
Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield,
where all the members OF a family
work at the mills, and therefore have
not much time TO spare for cooking.
Rabbits can be easily cooked, and are
accordingly much favored by mill
workers, and it is no unusual thing
when rabbits are cheap for them to
be the sole local meat food eaten by
the family during the week. He
strongly urges Victorian shippers to
take small profit IN order to assistin
pushing trade in rabbits in these dis
tricts. Melbourne (Australia) Argus.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
Expensive Fire Alarms,

Some people think when they see
the fire engines turn out to answer q
false alarm that it all amounts to moth
ing except /. little inconvenience to
the men and Lorses,"- "-said an attache.
OF the electrical bureau, ''but in this:
they are mistaken. By close figuring
and taking every detail! into consider
alton, We estimate that it costs the
city in the neishhorhood ofSl30 every
tI!le the companies go out to answer
al alarm. This is made up on the
wear and tear CT the machines and
tic amount Of coal used and other
minor details, to say nothing Of the
work Of the horses and men. ."-Phila.
dclpLia Call.