Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

feet high. The flower Is q most curious
one, inasmuch as this variety OF uioc Is
said ~ flower only once In 100 years.
The plant that has flowered this ycnr
has been In the posscSslrn Of the same
gentleman. Mr., Drummond, for the past
nfy. years, and this Is the first time Of
It's Towering.
y. l., Moody'a revival services In Atlanta
are attracting large crowds. AZ every
service seats In tho hlg tabernacle are at
about coo people.
In enc OF Dean swlfts letters, he ni-
ludcs TO the fact TINT, In his day, the
shcps % the performers In London were
other fashionable idIarr.
The cholera has repeatedly, during the
present century. visited London and fa,ls.
hut at no time has there been y death
IRON that disease among the operatives
of tho perfume factories.
In Tartrrv. onions. leaks and garlic ore
regarded ny perf'imes, \ Tartar lady will
make herself agreeable by rubbing pocc
~ frcahly-cut onions on her hands and
ever her countcnanoe.
From the drainage OF stables has been
| manufactured the French eau de mile
nours, or water OF II. thousand flowers. a
itrfumo which, IN itself, combines the
odors OF almost the entire forai king
| com.
| The old Enslnger house, near New Ro.
| eholle, NJ ", In which TON" Paine nv
Gently. Not far from the site u this Ola
mansion ls instrument to tho free
thinker ratriot.f
Tho schooner Mabel Jordan nailed from
| ltockand, Me. last week for Rio de Jn-
| nero, South Ainsrica, with carHo OF
| 100 barrels OF apples. tho first slinmcnt OF
that kind TO leave that city this season
| for foreign country.
The Chicago Hoard OF Trade has the
| LARGEST branch telegraph ofiicc In The
| world, There are lin operators on the
roor every worSing dry, and 1000 mes
during the short working hours OF the
Board o. Trade day
4 NJ. AIermite who went up IN balloon
10 test the character, % air nt certain
attitude, hns returned TO earth IN safety
~ ChuinteruN. 'tho balloon rose to n
| height OF 1900 meters, where II was found
| that tho tempethturc of tho air was 70
| degrees below zero,
'"rhu fats In the IRE" indicating that ain
enterprise hes suffered disnster, IN found
IN very old English tiincs The metaphor
mrlar enough AZ noe killing time. Of bird
being melted from the filt portions of the
| cRrcaes, tho upsotting or the vessel cpus-
| Ing the loss OF the melted fat.
Previous 10 the breaking ont Of tho war
steamers y month to the ports Of the ever
| faithful" isle. since the trouble began
| six or seven OK these steamers have been
| taken on and sent elsewhere or lnid up,
with tho result that the trade of the mort
| has suffered loss CT more than sLOo0, 900
| IA month,
"Thc down tnko the hindmOFt" II = pro-
verbal saylng, having tie origin Ia Spain
| According 10 q Spanish legend, the devll
| had u school OF magic at Toledo, aud.
| OF tho conclusion OF q term of instruction,
| there was a ruuN Of the graduates TO get
| away. the entire class being pur,hled by
| tho devil, who was entitled to the soul OF
! the last IN tho procession,
| c pta n IaelSrnn - the whaling steamer
| Aufurn. which arrived In ST Johns, n. T..
| after "a tough experience with tho tee In
| unNiA Straits, " known among tho Euldr
| mes 81 South Greenland ~ '"lhc Down on
| a whale" hcglusc Of the apparently rock
| less manner IN which he runs his vessel
| AZ full speed during the fogn which pre-
| vail along the coast OF that bleak country.