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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Gle; pallld skin untlnged by the
heulthful red which should come from
rlch, warm blood, this is what the at
tenianls Of the women's department.
see every day and what even the casual
observer cannot overlook
Onc is positively tempted 10 adopt
me theories OF DR.. Maurier, as set form
IN the much-barated and altogether dc
lighttul "Trnby."
therefore, 1t was with delightful sur
prise that the eye followed the ex-
puislte curve OF the neck and noted
me perfect skin, family tinged with
lust Il Heck Of rose color. There was II
mint of well-tralnel muscle In the
stfoag, yet delicate holding of the
arms and hands, while the face. out
Hned like cameo against the dark
Walnscoting, Sc emed strangely familiar
Just 1T This moment the attendant
pustteu m nun OF customary zeal con-
corning cold water and wet towels.
ga, WI you turn on the steam" l said,
IT The lady does not obJect?"
"oh, l don't mind In the least. l
Always take It," returned my neighbor.
am trying to get rid of a heavy
cold She added, as the attendant
closed the door. The perfect enuncias
tiol ana the rich, deep chest tones were
sueh treat thar ! continued the CON
NerSation, even at the risk of What ia
There is nothing like a Turkish bath
Tor mat ! am Just getting over an
ssttucN or the grippe myself"
How do you feel2' she asked. eager
w Did you feel as II you were thor
oughly bruised?"
.,, Yes; and had a sharp pain running
THAT Is II exactly" murn,r-,d 500.
enlghbor 9" my
As the temperature rose of course
breathing became more difficult sue
gesteu wet sponge to breathe
through, saying that friend of mine
w Wua on the stage always used
NV AGoordlngly, the Attendant mr.
dueed the required article, prasappti,.
there came from behind the spones Il,
muitled tones 9PV"ss III
I'VE Just come from New orleans
,m,uete they've been having a rep,Iinr
sS ~. You see they aren't prepared
hoo' .nins IKE that there and that's
now took my cold No one ,vn,,id
WORK you couldn't get a cab ror ~.
VI money, The only thing people ala
was 70 throw snOwballs-men ,yop,,n
i nmu children did nothing else ali daY
One Is always apt to take cold I,
,X SSAsepi' perhaps In New York"
s, -" NeW iorwl How 1t has changed
s s ! was here, i've years agoi Then
49, uilhB conferred around Twentv-
s'a W. street. now that is downtown, .
49,, hes; everything has shifted. Yon ret
snd ,snters around near the Empire
than Paris" ''s" iork better
MA 'N nls, are more like French peo.
hie, aren,t they? More like them tb Inn
ps Ss Eins sI,,i am very fond OF Enslish
,. ~, yes; put ] think American men
asJ ens most delightful creatures i'm
viz ,hi nave so often noticed them
WI wieh snsir wives; they are so consider.
~ r. am nanu1-well, have no words for
~ ~ nrst was amazed: have aesn
some that were positively sisvish seg ~
for SPORT GARY more
By ms time the conviction bad
dewned upon the listeners brain that
she was talking TO a thoronsh co. LIS
politan, as refined as she was eharan-
ans, Mho IN the world could IL bet
American women ere hroader Nav
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
DIAGNOSIS BY WIFE.


N'tNGSNioAtDlt +AuNdlAldBt OF HAVING
Telephone in Every Household.
The beneficial uses of the telephone
are not as yet fully understood. The
other night young Smythe awobe about
= a. m. with an eNcruclating pain In his
stomach. The more he squirmed the
worse he grew. Finally the terrible
thought flashed upon him that he had
been poisoned. In moment he dashed
out of bed. downstairs to the telephone
and demanded to be switched on to his
physicians number without delay.
For heavens sake, doctor, come at
once! I'm poisonedr
The NJ. D., who had also crawled out
or bed to answer the summons, growled
back. What makes you think so?"
"Frightful pain-awful cramps--in-
sides on fire-hurry up, or I'm dead
+ "Humph! Does er - does your
stomach make any noise "
Yes, kinder growls-must be arsenic,
or something"
"Growls, Ell? Just put the phone
against the pit of you stomach, Ahl /
thought so-you've been to the French
your
Yes. sir"
Exactly You're suffering from a
general fermentation OF lemonade. crab
salad fruit cake, picked oysters and
roman punch. You're all right. just
take little peppermint and ginger.
then go to bed and grin 1t through. -
san Francisco Examiner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
LILY LANGTRY tU NATURAL

NEW YORK, March &c,

NEW hOtth, MuTNH ~
Prstty pond Lily
wondrous flower Of the pool, not 70
Mention the soap and the shampoo,
the hot room and the shower, and all
The rest OF 1t,
1t was in the Turkish bath and Mrs.
Llngtry and n femidine journalist were
alone together.
Here is the fair contributors contri-
button OF what passed IN that delight
fully lucky recontre;
Turkish bath is an object lesson
for the adage that 1T Is the unex-
pecsed that happens"
Provided one Is furnished with a saw
ing sense of humor and devoted to the
study OF human nature, even the hot
room. which might be APPLY labelled
with the well-worn "all hope abandon
We who enter here" develops uneN-
pected charms.
The other day, when comfortably
stretched n St lmsr ,hlir, -nd aUdn-
doned to philosophlc meditations, my
train ct thought was rudely broken by
the opening of door and the entrance
Of A lady She stood FOR an instant
hesitating on the threshold.
rs there no other hot room here?"
she asked.
1t as been u long time since the lis
tener had heard the familiar, rich in
ton1tion. Not since one afternoon at
Fuller's, on Regent street, in London,
where all the Aemricans 20 for real
American soda water and delicious tea
with waters Of bread and butter: where
YOU see the big young men sitting at
inc little Japanese tables with pretty
young girls,
As the qucstioner took the vacant
chair the careless gaze at the other oc-
cupant OF the room deepened into a
prolonged. and, / fear. extremely rude
stare
Humanity as rule, does not present
an attractive appearance In negllgee
costume. Flabhy fat in places of mus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
the CONSTITUENTS REnuKE


As Quietly ana Delicately as lilo C,,u5
lie called Down the Senator.
When Senator walthan. of Atlssiss
lppi. VINO reappears In the Fifty Fonrth
congress after an absence of Two Ven,.i ~
Was IN one Of the back counties ~
,Mnlsslssippl during the campaIgn ~
ne met an ancient deni2en ~ tba
pack districts who was all pownrf,,I ~,
ouillles IN that section The old No, :,
welcomed the senator with ereat 49,
ula!itSi but there was q strange tvvtni,i,
IN hls eye, as II he We're thinllns -
solhethlng' and thinking very hard AZ
ter little he said:
senator, before The war tbere nso.t
10 be . young man down here Nvho s ,,.a'
one OF the best takers and one ne ,ss
most brilliant young men the state ~
Ntisslsslppl ever Possessed He became
attorney OF the state, and there seemcd
20 ne great promise before him. Every.
poay IN the state thought ereat thfns.s
We're going TO be done by voung Wi,
hall' and that he would make a no
uollul reputation, | think he ran fnr
eohsIess, or something OF that snrt
ailu lhen all OF sudden he dronna-
out OF sight aud nobody In this rsetfc,,
o. the state has ever heard anvthis,,
OF nm since. Was that younv fai,n,s.
y relative OF yoursY'
me young fellow was Walthau INV,
ser, and the old denizen knew 4, H.,
.nis was the latters method OF rebuk.
,ns me senator for inactivity at Wash.
rniadelphia Telegraph.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

molly Land are transported by rail
from jana to Jerusalem. where fun
ocular line conveys them TO the sum
nit of the Mount of Olives. while conn
Portable hotels on the American plan
are 10 be found at Bethlehem ana on
the site OF the Garden of Getbsemane
And now hydraulic elevator has just
purpose of holstlns pilgrims TO the
much-vlsited shrine of Nortre Dame
de la Garde. peiched on the summit
of the highest rock overlooking the
city and bay, and to which sailors and
travellers on starting out or upon re-
turning from sea voyages have from
time immemorial been wont to ascend
by the thousands of steep steps, usu-
ally on their knees.-New York Trl-
hume
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
THE PORE AND HIS pHoNoanAru


n tHuIcn fulF.
Among the presents sent to Leo XII
ON the occasion of his pontlncal Jubilee
was magnificent phOnograph, tie gin
Of wealthy American.
The Pope has spent many leisure
afternoon hour toying with the lnstru-
ment' aud has often grutlfed a visitor
by causing him or her to listen 10 some
pontihcal or episcopal discourse regis
tered and faithfully reproduced by The
talking machine"
not do. "puiu
lie would not let the phonograpb ga
outside the Vatican. though a ren,,ds1
might come from the most august per.
But when the Marchiones soderlnI
anu other distinguished ladies' of The
roman arlstocracy were organiginr w
charity sale the other day. they aska5
again for the loan Of the phonorranb
ana, TO everybodys surprise, the nann
asreed to lend it, says the Wcstminstpy
Ihus the photograph has been prat.
tilhB away IN the voice OF the head ~
the church, and for q oonsideration ~,
an VINO visit the grand bazaar NJ
hone Tor the restoration OF the churcb
OF saint Philip OF Neri.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

IreIand, IT poor, T. proyIdent Ac-
cording TO the Banking ana RAILWAY
statistics, just published, there has
been a very large increase In savings
curing the year 1894, the total amount
N the savings banks in Ireland being
close on to seven millions sterling in
= pse sec na' 1924, as compared with
Increase is 100000 pounds for The YEAR
Iolowing an increase of $4,000 poiInds
a ~ t me year 1893, and an Increase Of
sS',O1l pounds at the close of 1891 N q
Gdonpnfed with december, 1S9I.-Ion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

III a.
Through trains twice eaen ii,, ~ M n;
Fort Worth, Plano, ureen,r1, ts I'll
man, Whitewright Woi a1,,,sesr, IA
nhur Springs, Waco, i "a 7s,srs,kat|
sioana, Tyler. Pittsburs nv M, "a
a. Memphis, Tenn, niaklns ~ s.s;tl
nsctions al Memphis for lns ". " o S
md at Texarkana making cio, ro ri "A
,ions for st. Louis anu ui'
St l.. i. NJ. & S. R'y. ..,sic. hid
p,,i,n,an cleeping coacn w "a a ,C11
az nhnve cities for Memphis ", n
Ine peit Route and for ~; ~. ,,,,]
sVh NJ. & S. R'y from - ~ ~
IhIous 10 Memphis via ln'e .rll,1' \,
nd Great Northern rah"a''
cotton Belt Route .sealve ard "
$3.50 $500 connections TO receive isIl1s1|
Close eangers in Texas a. 's''I ~
liver phssen Nth the NJ. X: III
G g l 1ntSdiand railroads; f's ,sl,S N
the II. & 7. O.. foIs sR q, z n
Fl. w. & ID. C.. ~. s,,,s = Bic 50
{ r and II. & I. rai l,,.av. TYlsr "
9Th the \. g. p. railM .,ssna VIII "A
re x q N. R'y.; co' .,'ith The NJ, n
" r.. G. R'y.; Wacg s,railways; VI
& II and S. a. 8 4 sF. ny
S 81 with the O., 2. = III n tickets
AZ Texas railways y" * IIor llt''
~, AZ ..catton Belt Route. !. aseilsns X
lne sscnre tho acconlln,2ssss'o uly ils|
ana se .I,ne offered by ins T y Il
qunrS, ng solid trains iIona snses'
nSa,nnhis All inouir'e'
promptly i sy q. P. 4, T Y 4 ri
4. A. Gibson. z. = I. Il
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

John Waller, the man who is causing
so much commotion in Madagascar, Is
"a negro. and once llvrd in Kansas.
Since thls announcement was made it
Is believed his sentence Of twenty
years imprisonment must have been
richly deserved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Ml..anetry, with m infectious laugh
mat my little pril. when she grows
up, Shali marry no one but an Ameri
AN , Use what l have been saving, If
you can? Oh, certainly" us -
With that she laft he No., $50,
the listener under the smell ns ! wa, ,.ls
cions, dignided personality. a s1 Ss@
Nolee, ond, best Of all. a Kind henrt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

u Is estimated that the agricultnroi
earnings OF the United States are ~
90 SSo so IRON man siso AaaO
transportation. sl.I55, 00). 600; iron, coy,-
MERGE. 100000 900; from shipping. siso :
100000; from banking, $500. ooo.o0o. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

one swallow does not make a spring,
Inor one fanatic undermine a nations
morals No human power could have
prevented the japanese desperate from
making the attack upon China's peace
envoy. and the world has so regard
cd n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

In enumerating the resources Of Mis-
souri, you should not forget TO mem
tion the train robblng business. It APP
pears to be hourishing Ike a green
bay tree.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
KILLING THE RoMANc,,

Whatever romance and poetry were
M o'e , times associated with pilgrim
laiy being destroyed by the nrosapt.
Hpirit OF this very progresslve onS
inn.,ter-of-fast age. Thus those wha
villa pioua intentions now visit ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
NOT owNso BY THE TRUSTS

Some Of the Texas towns are quar-
reiIng with each other over how many
Income tax payers they respectively
own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
no OuIt PATRONS.

Persons who nrc unable 10 buF
Thc Gazette ON trains, or whose de-
livery of the paper Mt their homes
~ uusntisfnctory, viii confer u
favor by writing the facts TO the
management
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

The Short line to New ff.,,
Memphis and points in the soui NM,
ST. LOUIS LIMITED
Twelve hours saved betws., q,
Worth, Dallas. st. Louis ana IL 4, n
The direct line to all points ii NH
New Mexico, Arizona, Oregon nd d al i,
fornia. - II
Through Pullman Buffet g..Il
cars between Dallas, Fort Tgth n
st. Louis, New Orleans ana ns.r1
st. Louis and San Francisco.
OFFICIAL TIME CARD-rnpr|
WORTH UNION DEPOT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

For rates, tickets and all informant,
apply or address any of he lltkl
agents or CASTOR MEsLlER|
General Passenger and Ticks, kgs3
J. r ZuRN,
City Ticket Agent, Fort Worth.
W. A. DAsiIEllA !
t, P. A., Dall,s
l. s. TH0RNE
Third Vlce-President and Gene
Manager, Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

wSi, nights, and that bad, nervous i..,,..
PAN "a my back soon len me II vs. ,ss'll I'd
a. niles without getting tired. tnot nas =
"o'''es OIL Prescription and twooi nl T. !.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

DALLAS BUREAU.
II. Rutherford agent. uhicc, oriental
Hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

educational interest are The Expressive
Power Of English Sounds, by Professor
Albert II. Tolman, and The Basis OF
our Educational System. by James jay
Greenough
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

~ MAiltH
was sick for over three
years with blind dizzy
spells, palpitation Of
the heart, pain in the
back and head, and
at times would have
such a weak tired feel.
ing when l first rot
up in the morning
and at times nervous
cliilis.
The physicians DIFF
Tered as to what my
disease was, but none
of them did me any
good. AS soon as I
commepced taking DR..
Pierce's Favoiite Pre-.
sciiption, l began 10
get better !; could sleep
well NIGHTS aud ti,,. n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

p n, traced by the lines ID i isallly al i
pun eyes, the sallow Or VIZ ,rs Woman, \
those feelings Of weat w,,nsIst f,es
iise y, the arrangement , ass have 4
peculiar to women. III, snq iIIsgul,,i
iaiigemerts, painful disot,j. y, auhc'tynsl
weaknesses Of women ~. and ii: ii.
Df. Pierce's Favofite Pre- ssa e cure1 /,
young girl just entering ,lplion: Hi
inc mother and those at wsu,'iaianho.d
mothers, and later in a,i aoo ol . be,a
ihe Prescription" Is i,,s, s s s,nasg 4 cii1
IL, aids nature in prepaiinv" x ihsy NJ
.he change. It'sa medicine ., sy'l-a|
tnirty years, In the diseases ppiesef6dl|
Or. r. Pierce, chiefcon"sns,,qli scrss
10 the Invalids' Hotel ar ,,lueNasJ tlis|
tute,a Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. p ssgtal ID
prescription will cure the ch, .s,sr Fss9]
ton of the lining membtau,ea.l '' iasas1
SUCH exhausting drains ms, , sisi'h ii
II cures nervous prostfa,jarr /, Y syse|
faiiitness, nervous debility ans * ',,'p,sssn.
arising from detangemept ~ /. s,sd
organs and functions. = y ~
Mrs. JENNIE WtrftA... r. :. NINl"X
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14
A DRUMMER HURT.
NEW YORK At ATLANTA.
Rcsisnations of COmmittee-WOm n.
Empire state Room.

NEW YORK, July 13.--A meeting Of the
New York COMMITTEES for the Cotton
states Exposition was held at the resi-
denoe of Mrs. Joseph Bradley Read yes
terday. The resignation Of Mrs Edward
Moran from the Craftsmanship OF the
Art Committed. which on two former
occasions was rejected, was al this meet
ing accepted. Mrs Moran said that at
the time OF taking the Craftsmanship
che had understood that II was TO be In
connection with the art department OF the
oxnosition: that she as an artist would
have the selection and placing or the
0ne-art work OF the women OF New York.
and be the supreme head OF that function.
7, Vas only in such capacity that she
would act. and a position Of less impor-
tance che would not have accepted in the
beginning. u,
There have been several other resigna-
,,ons from the New York committee. Mrs.
Florence Gray gave up her Office TINS
morning Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer. chairman
~ tho Drama Committee. resigned last
March because OF ill-health, and Mrs. VIII
i,a,, Tod Helmuth chairman OF the Com
,,,,,,es ON Hospitals, has been absorbed
into the general management at A.ian.a
"a yIce-president OF the woman boaiu,
because the New York womans room was
Inadequate for her hospital exhipi'.
AIRS. Joseph Bradley Read. CHAIRMAN
~ the Committee on Womans WORK u,
this city. reported great progress ana
eYnressed the belief that the New YORK
room would not be disappointment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14
HOKE SMITH In 1889.
PLANS FOR RELIES OF PEOPLE.
Proposition Made I'm Order to Sc
cure Democratic Harmony and
Preserve Democratic Organization.
General Gord0n's Position.

ATLANTA. GA, July l3.-The Consti-
tuition will publish tomorrow morning a
letter written BY Hon. Hoke Smith. Sec
rotary OF the Interior. to Hon. w. l.
Peck on the 18th of September. 1889. 1t
was reply TO a speech delivered by
Colonel Peck, then a leader. OF the State
Alliance, in which the latter made the
statement that in a conference with Mr..
Smith, who was assisting in the manage
ment Of General Gordon's campaign, he
said that General Gordon had pledged
that he would accept an agreement to
certain conditions named by the Alliance.
In the letter to Colonel Peck Mr.. Smith
corrected the impression that General
Gordon had unqualifedly approved the
Sub-Treasury plan advocated by the ALI
ance. He then relates his view OF the
conference. and adds:
II mentioned a number OF proposed re-
forms around which all might gather,
and out OF them obtain the very best
plan for the relief of the people that 1t
was possible to pass.
a. Currency. with non-perishable agri-
be limited TO only a part OF the crop, but
not to be called in at the end OF twelve
or more months. On the contrary. to re-
main in circulation until second crop Is
harvested and until a portion of the Sc
cond crop may be substituted for the
first, thereby making IT possible to keep
the money In constant circulation. and
TO prevent yearly forced contraction.
"2. The free coinage Of silver.
''3. The issue OF Treasury notes by the
government. with which bonds might be
redeemed. and instead OF the interest
bearing bonds. a legal-tender currency
should be substituted
The fourth and fifth plans proposed
favored a graded income-tax and a reduc-
ton of the tariff. and Mr.. Smith conclud-
e.:
MY only purpose was In a spirit OF
harmony. to aid the Democratic nomi-
nees. and preserve Democratic organi.
zation. and pass by a united effort mea-
sures OF practical benefit to the people. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14
TELL-TALE TROUSERS.
A Supposed Murderer Arrested-
neunett Discharged.

NORFOLK. VA, July 13.-(Speclai)-
Constable Isham. of Norfolk county, ar
rested a negro named Joseph Haley this
morning, charged with beating his wife.
After securing the prisoner pair OF
trousers. stolen from the store or Joe
Fine when the murderous assault was
made on him, were found by Constable
Elliott on Haley's premises. Haley was
taken TO Mrs Fine. who Identified him
as one of the men who murdered her nus
band. Haley is in Jail
The officers are working on clues that
NAV lead to the arrest of all or the men
engaged in the murder.
BENNETT DISCHARGED.
Deputy-Sheriff Joe Abbott returned from
Richmond this morning. having In
custody A. ]. Bennett, OF Richmond.
charged by Mrs T.. j. Cornck, or PARK
View with stealing $500 from her. Bennett
was accompanied by his brother and TWO or
,hree friends. Mayor Davis held a spe-
cial session OF the court at O'Clock 10 con-
sider the case. Mr.. John c. Tilton, OF Nor
follx represented the prisoner. and Conoiei
Griffin the Commonwealth. Mayor Davis
dismissed the warrant.
CITRON-CROP RUINED.
What bid fair to be a splendid crop OF
o,tron In Norfolk county has been entire
10 ruined by lice getting on the vines anu
melons and eating them up.