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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

The status of city Politics Minister
Treated,


Jcfferi'on. Tex. March 2O,-rho city
council agreed AZ itH regular meeting
on the 18TH 10 submit for or against
city government 60 the taE-pRyerH Of
the city at The regular city election Ia
April II mu1orlty votes In favor OF
the city government, the mayor ana
aldermen elected viii qualify and take
their seats II q majority votes against
the city government thuy VIII qunlliy
and then resign. dlsaulvlng the city
government,
The members II the Baptist church
here assembled ON the evening OF the
18Th In "a body and marched to the
parsonage Of the church with good
thlnga Tor the pastor, Rev. i, G. lS"l-
lis, ana his family, II was All ARRANGED
without the knowledge OF the pastor or
any ~ his family rs token OF nppre-
citation for them, It was a great sur
prlae to thom, but appreciated none the
ieaR. After devotional cXerolsea tho
members repaired TO their homes win
pleasant remembrance,
G.. l.. Thomnn Of Plants Millinery
company M IN the city.
Cat d Pullinn OF Welheincr SwnrtA'
Shoe company IL here on business,
Bine Jones of New orleans Is hero /.
The worst gale prevailed here last
night we have had Tor years. II set In
nbout ton O'Clock and lasted ihtouEi-
out the entire night. AZ times II was
n regular hurricane II was alarming
hut strange TO say, there was no Ne.
,Ious damage done that has been heard
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
TAMPA. FLA. March 20.


The fate OF the schooner Irene. which
was reported ashore. dismasted and
sunk by the Infantn lsbella, Is stil
shrouded in mystery 1t Is stated,
however, that the Irene has for some
time been under suspicion and that the
officials OF the United states and Spain
have been watching her. The last
heard OF her she was In the vicinity OF
Boca Grande.
Mrs, Clara Acosta arrived here last
night from Mantanzas. Cuba. She re-
ports that the clyil guard and about
eighty Cuban citizens met In conflict
there on the night OF the 18th inst. and
that the latter were forced to beat a
hasty retreat one Cuban was wound
cd. 1t is rumored that the blacks are
consprng to rise against the whites,
Cubans claim that this report Is being
circulated by the spanI0rds In the hope
OF dividing the Cuban forces.
ON the 9th Mantangas was patrolled
by troops and cannons were wheeled
nto place In front of the Jail, where n
double guard was stationed. These prr-
cautions alarmed the inhabitants, II is
reported that bands OF insurgents are
out In Mnntanzas province.
Coupled with tho reported presence
OF Gomez n the report that Brlg-Gen.
Comber OF the former revolution, who
Is likewise a prominent leader In tn.
Island, Is In the province.
Col. Guerra IN reported In charge "
a vigorous nsurgcnt band near II H..
gum. Joaquin and IsmAll Estrada,
two brothers, are In command of forces
sltd 10 numbr 200 Latest reports arc
that In the ylnlclty " fuartunnmn
there are fully 5000 Insurgents Gen.
Maraso has 1000, while there are fully
as many as 1000 scattered through the
| provinces,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Gauatou ~,
iA"ie VI Maine mas been
among the most jealous defenders OF
the Hawaiian republic on tho noor a,
the senate I'm, no doa. ~, a......, A..
M ~ Nv '0e' "o' s'pPort mr.
i"uiS'"h III the matter OF the minis
ters reported recall at the instance of
Secretary Gresham nm tho eao,s 90 90,
n, d,,.a,,.., 49,
nave no inside or exclusive In
formation" he said In disouasIn,, the
matter todnv "hu, 49,. ,,,.,
-. P"'"9"uu
Pofts say uhat Mr' Ihurstons recall
On esn asked because he made pub
'mS eorresnonde,ce hsfore
'HtisG,, 'HSun,, ''o''-N' ~.
IT. N; "ce secretary Al th'S
49, 'Nfpfs early In the wrong
and co... Il Tint the seeretnrv
,yo,td a. o,n - -. a.. 40,
,ncoiI =. 49, ''." usN ~ mi'
rtni a,,-,.., 80 " pieuS" VI ~
~, e''N i'l, Snu - pIuetiue Whieh
a an,o e 1,s van my ailoru 10 ensour'
aeN' Netu niisnt W ti'lcs "hch SUN
ulse MVuiu 'enu 70 SERIOUS eohse-
u, ueiiSeS anu h"tters Oh interim,
tiohhl Importance are to be SO treated
W tue representatives. OF foreign gov
eihhents we might as Wen nave no
state department
nave heard II suggested contin-
ued the speaker, That there was some
prejudice on the part of the diplomats
towards MIR. ThurstOn because II Is be-
lieNed that the minister has supplied
senators antagOnlHtlc to the policy OF
this government In Hawaiian affairs
with some OF the facts used In the d"
bates In the senate, but that fact, n II
be fact, should cut no figure The de-
partment could ask nothing OF MIR.
Thurston except courteous treatment Mt
his hands In his official dealings with
the department. II could have no su-
pervision oyer his intercourse with
senators
81 had hoped." he continued. "that
nothing more would happen TO strain
our relations with the Dole govern
ment, for believe II Ia good govern
ment and that the IIawailaus have II
republic which is such In fact, us we'll
as In name, not like the Central Amer
lean republics including Mexico, which
nre nothlng hut military despotisms.' -
This diversion led to a discussion of
the disputc between Mexico and Qua
temnln,
"Wlth that" said Senator Hale, 1--WE
have no concern. 1t Is "a dispute be-
tween two other countries, and
should say we could do nothing except
stand aside and allow them to settle II
as hest they can. but | believe In a
Vigorous Motley. ana !. for one. think
secretary Gresham scored pOin
a a a Ia a Il al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
MAY HAVE WAR.
1t Is Said Mexico WIN Get After Guato-
mala.


Washington. March 20-The state
ment was published In local paper
here today that the Mexican congress
would declare war on Guatemala az
soon as the congress assemblies next
month. and long account
of the reasons therefor was
given. when the article was shown
TO the Guntemalan minister. Mr. Lara
Argga with the request that he state
the actual condition OF the Guatemh-
an-Mexiean AFFAIR, he said 81 do not
wish, neither can ! discuss through the
press, diplomatic matter which Is
under the consideration OF both Inter-
ested governments. | VIII only say
that this article contains several ineor-
rect afilrmatlons. 1t Is not true that
the Guntemalan authorities invaded
Mexican territory, for the simple ren-
son that we do not like to offend any
other nation. II Is not true that the
responsibility Of the delay Of the sur
vey OF the boundary line rests upon
Guatemala, because the Guatemalan
boundary commission OF engineers has
worked at II for the purpose Of delay.
1t Is not true that the Guntemclnn
government has received a large reve-
nue. for concessions 70 cut timber. so
this concession was almost invariably
made IN favor OF Mexican citizens, and
the revenue raised from this source ~
almost insignificant As Tar as ! am
concerned. can not see why peaccfrl
solution OF the pending difficulties
might not soon be reached"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
TWENTY YEARS A BlGAMlST
|uLAR DOUBLE LIFE OF
| SAMUEL McBIRNEY.
|ccINNATG WIFE AWARDED
b ETATE GAINED THROUGH
CALIFoRNIA sPousE-HIG
p1EDED IN BEING SUPPORT
Br coNFIDING WOMEN.


Aadi CAL, March 20.-When SAM
|NeBlrney. n Western addition
~, a,a1 l., 40. 49,. e,.,,n,.,
~ t'eo NJ iei' wv i"'''''
'ih or rejoice as the case may
u bis demise. The $4,000 estate
! sooa In bis nam. was awarded
NJ. /, ,t.,,,. ~.
IA'' ~ hihey Vi Sllclh
''Nl'hstandlng the fact that Me-
\ never earned "A cent of the
! .hich no mia Con ,,o ,rora,ty
/. ..,-,. - SO
n! elt ms wire ana son III en-
u 1865 and came to California
,health. Ius health according
! bns,s -. ,.....,.,,'.l a., h.
{,,'' "e''' ilpioNei' ou' "o
w IN living on the earnings or
hadlng wnmen.
In McPir,,, r,,rrIad ur1orvIo
4 .v-n w. ..,
,alleJo, a WIDOW WIN SEVERN
nis' Meblrhey NO was
senool IN Cincinnati ana sent
II remittance TO her invalid
~ San francisco. Mrs. NC
~ was an industrious Dress
"no her Two sons We're hhId-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
cnossMAN ON GROVER,


New York, March 2o,-captain Cross
e. was seen by an Associated Press
reporter today and was asked Wha Wilt. y,
t,ad "a gay regarding the statement
mat President Cleveland had eNpIesaea
ee,atse.d vas rlaring Inconsistency IN
~. chart and anldayits submitted by
CAPTAIN crossman ar Al -,
,iXyelI1' said the captain, = 90 MI
.s,.s tn critlcise the president OF the
g.nited states, but l do think ! know
~ buslneaa. have spent thlrty-sl1
wears learning IT, and ! pelleye : an
.s,d dhsf rlption OF my ships course Nv
~ - he president had requested my
s.-,,,,r anee In Washington TO personal,
,.pp'.riain the matter. l thlak ! could
!. satished him In I'VE minutes.
i Mere X nothing more 70 be sa2a aoout
the analr'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
BARRGos INTERVIEWED.



New York. March 2O.-Senor Barrios,
Nicaraguan minister 10 Great Britain,
sailed for Bueneids today on the Pa
cinc mail steamship City Of Para. BE
fore his departure Minister Bnrrlos dts
avowod all knowledge regarding the
alleged demand OF Great Britain for
$50 900 indemnity for the Imprisonment
OF Consul Hatch at Bluehelds ana OF
the appointment of n commission TO
adjust the question OF damages to Brit
ish subjects expelled from the Mosquito
reservation.
Minister Barrios also said: 'rhe
statement that / have had several IN
tcrviews with Secretary Gresham in
WASHINGTON. where have been for the
past week. and had come TO an under
standing with the state department Is
untrue. called ON the secretary once
when I was In Washington, but my
visit was simply one Of courtesy We
did not officially discuss matters per-
tanning to either government ! am go
Ing home on three months lcnve Of nb.
sencc, and at the end Of that simo shall
return to England BY then all mat
tiers In dispute between England and
Nicaragua nm sure Will have been
nmicably settled"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

DALLAS. Tex, March 20.--The physi-
clans and surgeons Of Dallas met IN
Inc council chamber Of the city hall at
1880 O'clock tonight with John o. NC
reynolds In the chair
Committees were appointed and ar
rangementH commenced ior inc en-
tertainment OF the state Medical as
ISOLATION, which will convene here on
the g9d Of April.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
A MINT SHORTAGE,
Something Like 100000 Has Disappear
ed at Carson.

Warrington, March eO,-Mr, Preston,
,,a director OF the mint, today IN
sncalslng OF the reported defaleailon IN
Ia Carson. Nevada. mint said that
carly last month he received an mt
nation that there was a shortage III
the accounts OF the rciiner and melter
~ the Carson mint. and that superln-
tendent Nelson OF the New YORK assay
once was Immediately. detalleu W
make an investigation On me iave ..
ace IN 5000 ounces of gold ana SOOO
o,nees OF silver. making a tGthl OF
eomething less than 100000 SO tar us
III, preston knows the responsibility
mas not yet been located. but ne arr
no doubt that one or more arrests WIN
be made very soon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Dallas, Tex, March 20 .--orpha 10.
Sutherland has flied suit In the district
court against the Western Union Tele-
graph company for damages In thn
sum Of 1890. 30 for failure TO denver
telegram. the plaintiff was Vlslths
near Perry, %. n. Her husband, Daniel
j sutherland, since deceased, fell Sc
rlously III and her son teiegraphed her
10 come home Immediately. The tele-
gram was not delivered for three days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
NEGROES LYNcHEp.
They Had Been Burning Ifou.ea and
Barns.

IoujsyAie, Ky. March 20.-A special
10 the Courlcr-Journal from Birmlng.
ham, Ala. says Many houses and
barns have been fired during the last
f,y weeks around Tyler, Dallas county,
and recently these crimca have become
so frequent and bold az 10 leave no
doubt that they were the Work OF "a
orgnnizcd gang OF ineendiarieH The
citizens. fully aroused, rose a Few days
ago 10 hunt the guilty parties.
Joe Smith, negro residing near
Tylpr. and suspected OF being one OF the
incendinrles renehed Selma today ana
reported that on sunday night a num-
her OF white men visited negro
church and arrested Dhniel IaMhpn'
Robert Holman and James Holman
ana took thcm away In the darkness.
and iboy have not been seen since, II
is believed that they have been lynghsd'
They were suspected Of lncendiarism.
smith snys the mob riddled his house
With bullets. two passing through MS
bed. lie escaped through q rear door
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Gatesvine. Eek. March 20 -kx-Goyer-
mar 4. IA Hubbard is billed 10 lecture az
the opera house next Monday night.
Miss Neatly Stevens, the renowned
ni5nlgt arrived In the city today and
viii give some concerts mere.
n Moore left today for Hot Springs
for the benent Of his health
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Latte Rock. Ark, March 20--Cnited
states senator James n. Jphe yva ~ Inn
Ion. Hampstead county. lie was vac
einnted on wednesday and On saiur..
dav was seizei with fover. Al =
O'clock this morning his temperature
was iOl. and he was eNpeetorating
blood. Ills physicians pronounced MA
condition critical
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
HOW IHuRSTON HAS OFFENDED.
NOT ONLY GAVE THINGS AWAY,
BUT WROTE ARTICLES.

WHICH WE'RE PUBLISHED IN NEW
YORK MISREPRESENTATION HALE
DROPS THE HAWAIIAN MINIS
TER-soME NEWS ABOUT COM
pLicATIoNs WITH OTHER FOR.
EIGN COUNTRIES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

a. paul. MINI. March is.--Tne
walter A, wood Harvester company
went into the hands Of receivers today
t,pon application Of the Eyarts Manu-
facturlng company ot Illinois. Ihe
netitlonera alleged that the harvester
conuany'a liabilities were more than
500 900 and that a large part OF the
amount they were unable TO pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
MAN AND WIFE



/ w MINI, March 2O.--An awful
occurred ut McGregor. about
4 sess OF here. Saturday morn
Ih,ily OF the name Of Jean
5fin,ss'stlhg OF father, mother and
nse,', the Oldest ~ years and
1850 nursing baby, lived In a,
" Kept small store. Two
n. "no We're clearing W a nome
", ,1s by had trouble with Jean
.ses. .pine sawlogs. which resulted
|',a's' la1t night. The Italians,
Il liz Aastlo Crlstello, brothers, re-
q We morning to renew the
',sh Jeanette with Winches-
8lt,,.n stntgiin, Nick Crislcllo
4 -"e''e with the shotgun. tearing
<ir souna IA his side. and Angelo
I Il Is jeanette with the Winchester,
] les,a,s ,op OF her head of, killing
! ~ ', n.y.. The ehilHren were in
LAM .eiers escaped to the woods.
n sra presented q slckenlng sight,
\ AZ y nrains being spnttered all
n aNs-,vs aud floor. The children
Icing with terror.
,ol Inc murderera aame TO
+ "A I'M snl SAID they vera gcing 10
n s.'e themselves up. out the
f. 81 tt ~ ned them until the ar
NJ d fs therlif, who at once took
tsp, , seh 10 the county ali. ThA
n "rre much-respestsd fam
Il afn, Anshborhood. and intense
nj X, :, Prevails Thu principal
N 'he mnrderers' return wa.
X, s wv afraid 81 being ynehed
" ,hs7n IN camps around kht
We murder,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

EDDY. n. NJ, March 90. Sheriff Per-
~ of Chaves county passed through
tonight with Jim Turner, an alleged
member OF the Cook gang whom he
arrested at Roswell yesterday. The
prisoner Is accompanied ny his vile
ieeeutiy married at Big Springs. The
aheriff's party is en- route 10 Albn-
uuer0ue, thence 10 Fort smith. re-
ward 0f about $4,000 IL said 10 have
been offered for Turner'S arrest'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
FATE OF THE SCHOONER IRENE.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN DlsMAsTEp,
STILL a MYSTERY,

LATEST NEWS IRON THESCuBAN
REVOLUTION = NEGROES RE
PORTED TO RE RISING AGAINST
THE WHITES, BUT IT is DE
cLARED THIS is A SPANISH
TRICK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
IN THE BUSINESS WORLD.


Omaha. Tex, March 30. The firm OF
Williams Bros, liqupr dealers. was
dissolved this morning. J. II Williams
bought out j. NJ, Williams and as
sumes all liabilities.
A heavy rain fell here during the day
Yesterday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Iondou. March 20.---A dispatch TO the
.r,neg from Shanghai says that the
chinese scouts report having met an
sdvanoe detachment OF Japanese
we've miles east of Kin CHOW Vice
roy flu Kung Oh proposes 10 defend
the shakl slver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
THE WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE
STILL DEBATING AND FIXING THE
APPROPRIATION BILL.

a TIE IN THE HOUSE SAVES THE
STATE REVENUE AGENT = I'M
PoRrANr RULING OF coMprRoI-
LER REGARDING PARTIAL RE-
pEMpTioN or PROPERTY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Blum, TEX, March 2O.--'rhe hrm OF
Cooper ~ ktmball, dealers In airy
goods at this place. was closed py AZ
tachment last night, Assets ana hapili-
ties not known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
THINK

|o..,nse we have been Civ.
| you stale advertisements
4, i to say, the same
N over and over morn
('ssf,er morning. that we
/ ,dscenerating, short of
N Or lack the ability to
II advertise or display
N We have.
H. advertiser has not
able to be ON duty for
\ fine, but will very
1 resume his old work
| hopes to interest you
than ever, because our
aus stocks are doubly
-. interesting than ever
Ia larger and more va
than ever before. You
never importuned here
uy. If we have what
want, we are glad tf
AT this special time,
ring is in order. Come
zee what we have.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
THE DEATH ROLL,


NpA ~ ~ ~ a W.
Dallas, ToN., March 2O.-Col. G. q.
Payne. an old-time picturesque char
acter la Dallas. died In the city hos
pltal last night OF Brighta disease, In
the 6gth year OF his age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Ennis, Tex, March gO.--Ex- Mayor
Geo q. liigynbotham, an old resident
OF Ennis. dicd this morning at .
o'clock. Al Ennis mourns his loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

iAls..i Of Salvation on is not
"AeD you hear Of It's many
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
AMERICAN TICKET BROKERS' AssB:

sole representatives. IA "a. Worth.
Passengers tck~ted 90 All points u
the United states NJ reduced rrtcts
Ne buy ana sell railroad ticiscfHt
.iicck bnrEHgc and secure Sieepino
ear bcrth..
u. 70. IuusurIELp & co.,
worth Hotel
ncfercnceri Hanks, business hou-cf
aud our customers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
L. ft,nnnn. ONE DAY ONLY,

DIR HUMPHREYS GOLD CURE" FOR Ca
TARRH, ASTHMA AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF
. THE UPPER AIR PASSAGES. 1'his remedy
embodics all the tonic" and "antiscptic"
or is as near Specific" for Catarrhal af-
fcctions as IL Is possible 10 produce, and
when used In connection with the Doc
; tors regular constitutional course OF
treatment and dietary, will cure any case
Of Catarrh: provided the sufferer will fol-
low Dr. Humphreys instructions. When
; it Is understood that Catarrh in some
fern or OF some part, Is the foundation OF
! four-fifths of all chronic ailments and
the failure to recognize and cure this, Is
the rc"son for 80 much disappointment
on the part OF sufferers with long stand
ing affections fully explains why 20 few
are cured of their diseases.
The Doctor rs surrounded with the fin
, est and most extensive collection OF in
struments ever imported to this country
. for examining and treating all forms Of
chronic ailments OF the head. face. eye,
ear, throat, nose, chest, lungs, heart, sto-
mach, liver. spleen. kidneys, bowels, re-
, productive organs, urinary organs, brain
and nervous spstem, paralysis, rhuma-
. tism, sick headache, backache. tumors,
growths, joint diseases, piles, hip disease
, sciatica, skin diseases, ulcers and every
form OF weakness Of either male or female
TO the diseased organ, and can be plainly
, felt at work In the diseased parts very
shortly after their use Is begun. They
are pleasant to take, mild but sears hing
In action, yet agree with the most delicate
. lady or chill I, DO not reduce the strength,
and can be used while at the usual occu-
patton, as many patients still able for
hard work and close attention to business
are often slowly surely. yet unconscious
|, ceived into false security. they procras-
innate and put OFF the matter until the
case is rendered incurabe. The doctor
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
She Is Eighty-four and Goes Skating.

On New Years day Mrs. James Cos
ling, "a years old, was dared to put on
skates and take spin OH the canal in
Shelton, Conn. In spite Of her age the
old lady would not tako dare, and IN
company with middle aged members OF
her family she put on the skates and
spent good part Of the afternoon
showing the girls how their grand
mothers used to do it when they were
young. She didn't fall ohce. She was
30 well pleased with her experience that
she proposes to enjoy the sport again
during tho winter.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
The late Susan Kenmore Cooper

Tho sudden death of Susan Fenimore
Cooper, second daughter of James Feni-
moro Cooper, the famous author, takes
away one Of the most prominent women
in our country. The SO years of her
life were uninterruptedly busy. In her
youth she was the secretary and often
the amanuonsis Of her father. In her
maturity she contributed to the press
and wrote several books, which had q
wido circulation. In 1878 she started
an orpbanage in Cooperstown, which
grew in few years to be largo and
successful institution. In 1888 she es-
tablished the Friendly society, bonev-
client organization whose purpose is the
suocor aud adoption of orphan children.
She tool, an active interest in all the
questions OF her time and was more or
less identified with the many liberal
and progressive movements which
sprang into being in tho present centu-
ry. Her nearest relatives in this city
are two nephows, one of whom, Walter
Cooper, has attained some distinction
as writer of clever verse. New York
Mail and Express.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Forest Fire Phenomena.

The phenomena of sheets of flame and
balls of fire which accompany forest
fires are explained by writer as due to
gases in the air, which arise from tur.
pentine. resinous gums and volatile oils
which exude from evergreen trees.
These are easily ignited and explode in
tho air in drv weather.
Man In hest known by HIS Repu.
tntion.
So are DR.. Kermott's Mandrake Pills.
The best evidence Of the value of them
s the fact that they have been used
pver thirty years If you haze a tire'
and languid feeling, or si"k-h aadic'
or bowel difficulty, or indigestion
hem. They will c,Ire Won PR
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
'ARIcOcELE, EMiss!oNs AID sYPflilIs CURED.
Seminal Weakness, Irnroterc3 and
VGr;coccic Cured.

when coreplted DE- Kcnnoay q Eersan, h,yl
tile hope. " Is su"prisol. Their Method Tres-
lent improved me ,no frat woa@. Emissions ceased.
erves boo strong. pains disapreared hair rew in
gain, eyes became br ght, chcorful in com any and
trong sexGaliy. Hoying tried Quacks 1 can
earthly recommend Drs. Kennedy & Kergan reliable
pe ialiss. They treated honoraby aud sillfuly."
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08

OF false mcdesy kept I'm
of the results which
practices produce These vices
undermine the constitution induce debility early
involuntary loss Of vital uds general prostnaon and Oft
times mbec.y and chronic epilepsy Of all ma2dies aict
Ing there Is probably none about which the common
need the Of these
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