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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

New York. Feb. 1.-Bradstreers
financial review tomorrow will say:
while speculative sentiment during
Inc early part or the week was dis
turbed by the prospect OF continp
ance OF the present strain on the treas
rrv and the currency system, and
nriees exhibited a tendency to decline,
tbere was noteworthy absence Of any
panIelyy feeling. The market steadied
~ once ON rumors Of a bond issue
and showed great firmness when II
became known that negotiations had
actually been undertaken with foreign
bankers for an external gold loan.
,rha hardening OF money rates was
without decided effect and the street
appeared TO regard the large daily
wi.hdrawnis OF gold from the treasury
- t,o ahinment Of specie 10 Europe
merely me, as a part OF the general stu
alton
II the same time some impression
,,.as nrodured upon prices and the gem
sraI average OF values on Tuesday and
"wednesday were lower than any time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 1.-Oriental hotel
Dallas. Tex, the finest hotel structure
In the South; the only first-class hotel
In the state on the American plan.
Absolutely fire proof. Rates, 81. so to
50 per day. w. j. Alden, manager,
formerly OF the Hotel Vendome, Bos-
ton. Mass.
J. C; Duke. New York; r. Manaret,
Owensboro, Ky; l.. w. Carthy, Pitts
burg; c. c. loTe. st. Louis; Samuel
Bryan, Washington, D. c.: j. G..
Green, Jr., Brlcklon, Mass; o. W.
Grange, st. Louis; w. II. Carpenter
Cincinnati; II. l. Solomans, Il. Smith,
New York; George Adler, st. Louis /;
George Schumacher. Detroit, Mich: G..
II. olendorf, st. Joseph. NO.; John c.
Penn, Lancaster Pa; John Robb New
York; S. p. Strong, J. IL. Lawrence.
j, 5. Denyven. st. Louis; Y. w.
Louis; c. C. Huntington, Memphis;
w. j. Mlnton. Rockwell, Tex; j. Ba-
ron. st. Louis; l., Lift. New Orleans;
w. l.. Tucker, Waco. Tex; II. d.
Cockore, Chicago; c. NJ. Douglas,
Minneapolis; Robert Graham. Mari
eta, Ga; William p. Vogel, New
York; Sam Haas, Kentucky; NJ. steene.
New York; Albert Raas. San Francis
co; George Mamhanner. Chicago; II.
H. Drown, 1loBu, IeN'i george a.
Hunter. st. Louis; A. B. Edwards,
New York; William u. Mure, st.
Louis; f. C. Schneplser. Cincinnati;
j. Johnson. Plttsburg Pa: j. c. Ball,
Chicago; w. j. Radcliffe. Fort Worth:
II. IL. lieck, st. LOUISE ]. II. Nc
knight, Jr.. Chicago; u. w. Evans
field, Baltimore; G. II. Oakley. Phila-
delphia; j. C. Gorham, Austin; 7. F..
Hancock, Atlanta, Ga; f. y. Hill,
New York; j. S. Dorset, Bonham; J.
G. Patlie, Chicago. III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Henry J. Luton Is 60 years old, and
his homo is ia Clarendon, Warren county,
Pa. on Aug, 10, 1880 Luton, who was
an oil operator, was working ut tho foot OF
IA derrick being built on the hillside,
Through some onusc or other three
fourths Inch iron bar 81 feet long fell from
the top Of tho derrick, "a feet One end Of
the bar struck on the right Of Lutton's
neck, went IN between tho jugulnr and
wlndpipo, camo out / y incbos from the
right nipple, struck two inches below tho
groin on left limb, out 0 " inches above
the right knee joint and took on ono Of
his toes, the bar burying ITSELF eight inches
In the ground. Luton was standing on
tho hillside at tho time, and 0 feet 10
inches OF the bar pnesod through him. IL
passed through II inches OF his neck and
body, and rs Inches went through his
limb. Tho victim was pinned to the
ground but showed his wonderful presence
Of mind by sliding down from tho slight
elevation he was standing on 20 tho
ground He called ON man Of the Dnmo
OF Phillips who extracted tho bar Lut.
ton fingered ut tho point OF death for six
weeks and lived six days and soyon nights
on beef blood and brandy, which wAs I'D
mlnlstored by means Of rubber tubc.--
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Tho prisoner had beon before tho court
SO many times for yagrancy that the judge
concluded to give him doao ho Wouldn't
forget
80" no said STORMY As no looked down
on tho chronic, you arc here again."
"Yos, yeronnor," replied tho prisoner
humbly.
Same old chnrge, / supposed
eyes, yeronner-"
"AlI right IN Just lno you 800 and
send you down"
The prisoner threw up bis hands like
drowning man "GoorusaleIn. yoronncri"
no exclaimed. why don't you give mo a
life sentence and DO dono with itp'-De.
troit FREQ Press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

since the panic OF 1894. The note
worthy feature OF the week however,
was the readiness with which the mar
ket responded to the favorable news
In regard to foreign loan, although
this was coupled with indications that
favorable legislation on the finances
could scarcely be hoped for during
the present session OF congress.
Tho bond market also deserves at
tention on account OF the large trans
actions and declines In such securities
as Atchison Is and Texas Pacific firsts
and incomes. At the same time an OK
animation OF the bond list for tho
week would show that timid holders
have apparently marketed a consider
able amount of prime securities, prices
for issues in such cases showing great
err declines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Georgetown. Tex, Feb. 1.--Chas.
Lehman and Frank sprulert, Bohem-
fans. wer tried In the district court
yesterday for theft from the person
OF John Zett at Taylor; found guilty
and sentenced to two years each in
the epnitentiary.
w. II. Adey, white, forgery and ut
tering forged instrument plea OF guilty
and verdict accordingly, with two
years In penitentiary in each case.
The case OF Nelse Mays, charged
with them urder OF another negro at
Round Rock, was set for Saturday
and that of Bob Miles, charged with
the murder OF George Stedman, In
Taylor, for next Thursday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Austin. Tex. Feb. 1.-The attorney
generals office received this morning
Coleman county bridge bonds to the
amount of $4,000 for examination.
Attorney-General Crane is reported
much improved and will be back in
Austin in about week.
The Supreme Grand Council of tho
Benevolent Independent Band of KIN
dred of the state Of Texas. with head
quarters in Dallas. without capital
stock, filed It's charter today The in
corporators are: II. Y. Thompson, IL.
NJ. Morris, Sam Wilson and Rev. NJ,
c. Claiborne.
The receiving clerk Of the general
land office deposited with the comp
troller today office and patent fees to
the amount OF SS22.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Der Is much in excess OF the estimare
made IN Washington. as only 500 BLANKS
which establishes the fact that he CON,
dition OF affairs In Texas is better than
supposed by outsiders. Persona sub
1ect 10 the tax who are not called on
by the deputies will he held responsible
for their tax and will suffer the penal
ty prescribed for failure 10 render
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

ny Tex, Feb. 1.-The jury in
|" Il witherspoon swindllng case
NJ a verdict late this afternoon
|ariiary. '0
~ u November last the National
Iase bank received u telegram
AVas 70 be from Witherspoon
0lliFers. OF Gainesville, stating
~ would pay $500 for j. Il.
|asiiGoh' on the strength OF which
~ " defendant have $500. he re-
~ NAL the remaining 5000 be
asposit to his credit
/. sS'.endant on the witness stand
VA he was not a relative OF
i..,sssylle Wltherspoons, but he
,s.,neFs In Missouri. He himself
- y " the Indian Territory
NJ. y isl'ed' "A man in the Indian
\ me name Of Alexander
m 'soV, which was due and
~ GAINESVILLE. in November.
l,,a. Understanding was TINT
80 was to place tho mopev On
NJ, IN Bros bank and have the
n r. he National Exchange
(ei,,i g-s when he did SO. and
|ir,va1 came to Dallas 10 await
| IL mons u ne telegram. on the
! snd s sa,, fell due he called at the
iseeiyeas sa u such a telegram had
Etts , AND was answered in the
4 nd ~, ,eW hours later he called
Aad hs W. informed that the tele-
~ Of I'm nv received, and he drew
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Waco, Tex. Feb. 1.-Mr. S. Neumegen
is still at Coatesville. Ind, where he
is receivelng attention. and is rapidly
improving from his recent injuries in
the Vandalia railroad wreck. 1t is cN-
pected as soon as he is able to travel
he Will 20 ON to New York city. Mrs.
Neumegen and Messrs. S. Marx OF
Waco and l. Marx OF Weatherford are
with him, A number OF friends from
New York and other large Eastern
cities went to his assistance at once
and reached him before his Texas rel
atives did.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Austin, Tex, Feb. 1.-Mr, j. s. Trev-
evant, president of the State Fair as
ISOLATION at Dallas. is here in the in
terest OF law to make ringing" q
crime. That is, he wants a statute
that will make it a penal offense for a
man to take race horse with a
known record, change his name and
enter him in class In which ho has
no right to contest A good many
races were won In Texas last fall by
this manner of fraud. and honest
racing demands a law that will stop IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02
! DALLAS BUDGET OF NEWS
se . BILL INTRODUCED AT
AusTIN- ---4---i---.-
80, convicted and Given
?. Year. In the r'ni'' n,
!" u.tron of the Terrell
'..-.-rr,nity Savigation'

nav Feb. 1.-The Gazette
'u's' ,.,, today interviewed sew
'a' an representative connor's
nss ri, nending in tho legislature
, y. me penitentlary lease sys-
'0.. hereafter work convicts
tia the walls or on state
md md not only withdraw them
.o,,nstltion with free labor in
y. market, but to not even place
\, ,b,Ir manufactured farm prod
!. NE market, and to allow each
y. IA a month for the support
!, family. or. II ho has no family,
n, amount 80 to his own oreait
~ 4. Sayable when he leaves the
Itsutiary. ..,d. "t consider
~. ..a,nres az the bill worthy OF
r~sndation. For instance, con-
.Sa,,ld be kept either within the
,atisry walls or on state farms
All favor leasing them to rail-
planters. This never did the
W. GOOD and It is unfair to free
N mi Inc proposition TO pay the
!, sio n month do not favor
~ and make the penitentiary
place OF rewards than punish
!. which latter It should be, ana
nan would seek to get into the
,..,larv 10 support their families"
. Morris said: men are not H.
"A 10 punish, but to restrain them
!, ,he same time to make them
tS,o themselves and the state, and
M end they should be forced TO
n support their families, but
AN, Of competition with free la
M, do not believe that they
Ia M allowed more than SO per
M for the support of their fam
| vsvor w. c. Conner: 81 have not
4 Me- bin closely, but Its provisions
Il strike me as being sound"
II Lewis: "The bill appears to
4 BE- wild. Unless the products
4, cort-lct factories and farms are
4 On the market I do not under
n how the state is going to get
Ir,.ey on them with which to pay
pnglets their monthly stipends
M each and the wage feature is
Is impracticable as the other.
IN bTl should become a law every
N in the country who has n trif-
husband will be trying to get
in the penltentiary in order to
some revenue from an otherwise
rMuctlye Investment"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

City OF Mexico, Feb. 1.-The various
Industrial organizations OF the rcpub-
lie and OF border points IN the United
States are making elaborate prepara-
tons for nm immense demonstration In
favor OF the Mexican government In
Its dealing with the Guatcmalan ques-
ton.
The nfty or more unions which will
take part will be called to order aa a
congress In this city on February 4.
and their members asked 10 enlist AS
volunteers to fight Tor the republic IN
the event of war with Guatemala.
Aside from working men unions from
all over Mexico. delegates win be pres
ent from the colonies OF Mexicans llv-
Ing gIuag the border in Texas. Now
Mexico. Arizona and California, aud
who have already expressed their
readiness to fight for their mother
country when needed. Enthusiasm II
running high among all the labor
organizations OF the country and the
gathering IN expected to be large one.
A large committee representing the
united labor organizations was re-
ceived by President Diaz nj the palace.
The chief executive was Addressed at
lcngth on the feeling OF patriotism
which is to inspire tho worklngmen at
this time Of pending danger TO the
republic and Its institutions.
General Diaz replied that 1t was very
gratifying for him to see that now, ns
IN all past times NJ war In MeXico. JUS
tlce and right had found their defend
era In those ready to use the cannon
and unsheath the sword. and that 1t
WAS a great pleasure for him to serve
such country, where It's people ~ all
times observed the religion OF patriot
ism. He atill hoped the dispute with
Guatemala would be settled without
the splitting Of Mexican blood, but this
did not detract from the pleasure Il
gave him TO feel that. come what might
the people would stand together In
common cause and for common de-
feuae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Dallas. Tex. Feb. Wv. Stewart
Browning, the walking evangelist, re-
turned from over Northeast and North
Texas yesterday evening. where he has
been evaugelizing since the LIST OF
November. He has travelled by foot
altogether over 1900 miles. He lenves
for the east tomorrow to evangelize
over kaufman county. He will preach
Sunday at .. m. at the Mesquite
Baptist church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02
AS TO GIANTS.
For Some Renson tho Zig Follows Are Not
Long Lived.

For Some Reason the Zig Follows Are Not
Long Lived.
AS rule, giants are not long lived.
They hnyo too many ghntlets TO run.
Boing glnnts-thnt being anything over
feet 6--they naturally drift into the show
business aud arc thonooforth inonrcornted
In vans, close rooms and In tho dinRy and
oillnyln laden air Of the exhibition room,
Their not overresisting lungs here inhalC
tho combined eilluvin and aroma thnt nrlse
from the lungs, skin and not overclchn OF
over well nircd clothes Of their many adj.
mircrs all oi which is not conducive to
either health or TO long lifc
IL would scem reasonable TO believe that
o ginnt--bu hu or 10 feet tnll--who IL
VOL formed, and who has every organ In
just proportion to his bulk, should live
~ long as "a small man or NJ long NJ hls
hcrcdity might otherwise permit Reason
ing Theoretically, this would seem proba.
bic, but whom We come to well nnnlyze the
subject and compare the actual facts we
find that something or other always goos
wrong and TINT, owing TO many nn "if I"
we find that our giant dies carly, ns rulo.
Some ono organ gocs wrong, and tho gron,
machine comes TO u stop, or some organ
does not keep pace with tho rest OF tho In
creGso In bulk, and he goes hating aud
squonBy, or oithor nm oyorwork or an un.
derwork hore or there, and "A physiological
inadoquacy Of some sort ~ tho result, with
general deterioration Of tho whole struo.
turo and with n finally premature death.
In other words, thoro is sure to be fail.
ing link IN tho physiological scheme Of
these abnormal beings which, by glylI 1
way, breaks tho continuity Of tho chain I
life, and that independent Of any Of those
moral dolinqucnolos which arc but too o
ton the cause Of an onrly breakdown. 10
simply that the whole structure would nc
work nbnormally In ovory detail.-Na-
tional Popular Review.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

ia has X Feb. Mrs. n. E.
Issane , syen appointed matron Of
Ro.,sr yiam at Terren by DE-.
Eeton. Mn 9p,srintendent OF that
.sAlliy bss harriss' fine exeou-
n numbs. found an appreciation
.fsreIves OF endorsements she
tAron,Aior this position. Her
State nj. me state for the
With M ~" q 1883, and in con-
wonsr,. ort to complete the
to Fair ~ busding at the
y assp we're evidences of her
A'llly. a position OF re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Liverpool.-Arryedi Britannia. from
New York.
London;-Arrived; The Queen. from
New York.
ueenstown.-Arrived. Lucanla, from
New York for Liverpool
Noplcs.--Arrived: Kaiser Wilhelm H.
from New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

1ordon Feb. Ia dispatch from
chee Zoo saws that the bombardment OF
the island Of Lui Kung Tau. OF VEL
Hal Mel has been resumed; Inc me
chinese are retreaiing steadily me
Ispanese appear to avoid firing a; the
Chinese fleet. with view OF capturing
n undamaced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

New York Feb 1.-The last official
cohiegram received at the New YORK
Office az the North German Lloyd ccm,
many in this city today shows total
loss OF ssl people By the sinking OF the
I9fha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Bob F1izsimmons has made the poor
est move Ia his cheekered life by quar-
reiing with his manager. ex-captaig
Glori The latter may not have been
a bowling success as a manager. but he
sarrcd end OF the stick so often that II
Is about time fog his pimpie 10 come 70
q head
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

z Hon. fe cs.i.- Durlng the alb
.ltfk .; ,h aarles IL. Lednum.
III who e Ai,ed States dis,
/ ss,Ssf. "a announcing the 10 Illness Mss9
~ Emma Z ui house stenogra-
~ ssnyassln, an Queen, acted
". vrdlct IN we Jury and read
NJ xiines,sa tae Hertzog case
4 " l,ssssilsass' md and Performing ali
: peifec. ess e'y thing moved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Atlanta, Ca, Fob. L--Dr. George
Brown, a nephew OF the late senator
Brown, and a prominent young phyal-
clan Of this city. has rendered his ser
vIceH as surgeon 10 Mexico In case Of
war with Guatemala. DR. Brown once
lived in Mexico and speaks spanish
nuently.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

has Tex, Feb. lat n recent
|4ng Of the Trinity River Navlga-
sompany an address WAS issued
ks president TO the stockholders, in
II statement of the financial con-
d Of the enterprise was given.
has due TO citizens of Dallas for
/ ies and material l990.70; to the
4 for purchase Of steamer Harvey.
+ meet the pay rolls at McCom-
! dan, s3322.l0, The unpaid sub
|fd'ns amount TO $4,000. only half
Faieh Is considered collectable, ow-
b the mlsfortunes In business dur
n last two years. Having every
fisnce In these subscribers, the
asnt urges them to pay up their
,ss now 10 enable the company
xaarge Its debts and continue the
Il Funds are needed to complete a
q work at the dam. as the water
Atently low and the conditions
trlse for completing It. About
Or 5000 will be required to COM
maintain and preserve the work
kNenmas' dam. which will enable
,'als to run, and from which an
:, rom freight and passengers
: derived. The survey Is about
'sied, and a favorable report Is
3apaied, but 1t is impossible to
4 xhtn an appropriation viii fol-
sha In the meantime the debts of
company must be paid and the
ny preserved, which can be done
tssaoscrlbers will meet their prom
statement OF the affairs OF the
~ River Navigation company
october J, 1893, to December 81,
Bows that the total receipts were
NJ total disbursements Sl7,25S.52;
Aass S5l2.sO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Houston, Tex, Feb. III. @. KIDD.
auditor OF the Houston and Texas Cen
trial road. has resigned. and is succeed
ed BY George Kidd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Save money by using DR. Prices Bak
ing Powder. It's most economical be,
cause it's absolutely pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Washington. Feb. 1.--roday's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
Elbows: Available cash balance sil4.-
eos.soi. gold reserve siL7os.osa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02
JOHN PAUL JONES, THE rArnIor
Why the Dody of the Revolutionary
Hero Was Not Sent Home.

Boston transcript
Prompted by the letters which recent
ly appeared in the Transcript about the
burial place Of John Paul Jones, Mr..
d. w. Rowland OF Boston wrote TO
the secretary OF the navy for definite
Information on the subject, and has
received the following response!
Navy Department, Washington.
Jan. II. 1890
Sir: have received your letter Of the
18th inst. in which you request infor-
nation concerning the place OF burial
of John Paul Jones. who served In the
American navy during the war Of the
revolution, and In reply have to inform
you that so far as the records Of this
department afford any information on
the subject, Capt. Jones died In Paris
and his remains were inferred In the
Protestant burial ground then existing
at the rear OF the Hotel Dicu In that
city.
In 1851 an effort was made by the adj
minlstrator Of the estate OF John Paul
Jones to find his remains In PnriH, for
the purpose OF bringing them to the
United States for final interment, and
the United States steamer 81. Law
renee was ordered 10 Southampton,
England. to convey the remoiuR II
found, TO this country. All efforts,
however to trace them have been
unsuccessful. as It was ascertained up
on Investigation that the cemetery
where he was originally buried hnd
been sold and all the bones therein
collected and placed In "a pit. or car
rled to the Catacombs. ns uaunl at the
time. The purpose, therefore. OF those
Interested in having the remains of the
illustrious naval hero rest In this coul-
try had to be abandoned. Very re-
spectfully, W. McADOO,
Acting Secretary.
Daniel Rowland. Esq. Commercial
street, Boston, Mass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

washington. Feb. l---lfor Eastern
,r.ras. Generally fair. preceded by
rain tonight in eastern portion; cola
wave; northwest winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

San Antonio. Tex. Fe6. i.-Dwight
L. Moody, the evangelist. opened a
series OF meetings here tonight. The
weather WAS cold and the audinece
small
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

The eminent chemist Of Ann Arbor.
Prof Prescott. declares Dr. Prices Bak-
Ing Powder absolutely pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Olympia, Wash. Fob i.-congrcrs-
man John Wilg0n was today formally
elected United States senator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 1.-The Ever,
hart.ouigiey light has been declared
OF. po,h men are reported as being
indisposed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Hairs jeweiry store, Main and Elsy-
o,,.na streets. Cheapest house In the
statl Goods must 80. Cal and see
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

y !: 4, Z sisl ssS- 1T The deputy COL
IS \ + iSIs 'ssH isirsiss, nays ,sss,. est
y lsecses - Individuals sub.
'ax law. This mum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

New York, Feb. THE following ta-
bic, complied by Bradstreets, shows
the total clearances at the principal
cities and the percentage Of increase
or decrease. as compared with the
,4l,,,r yraak last wear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02
SIN MT Contnnville.

Women always prefer DR.. Prices bak-
ing powder. It's absolutely pure.
The advocate., 1895-06-05

postmaster general the attorney general
of the dominion is arbitrator and his
ruling is final.
The finance minister, Hon. George
E. Foster, in his last statement gave
the total savings of the people of Can
ad a in all the banks as $242, ,645, 1858;
in the pOstOfllce savings banks, $42,
165, 1857, the total savings showing $50 a
head for the whole population.
So satisfactory, both to the public
and the postal employees is the govern
ment-savings'bank system of Canada
that no one would ever dream of sug-
gesting that it should be diminished in
any particular. AS a demonstration of
collectivism, it is here, as In Great
Britain, an unquestiOned success.