Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 80, Ed. 1, Monday, October 18, 1886 Page: 3 of 8
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Ticket
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natlreof England and while I was In
halrrleontractid a terrible blood pots
was under treatment as
for tiro yea
patient at Nottingham Iluapltnl
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cosUlog pain I ray bono an was
wliti > ires all over my body and IInbe
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In this city as woll as
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ttho same tlmo J did not get w 11 un
trcatimut thTO n r una I cured by
the usual mi ans I bavo now taken
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lb It drove tho polon nut through
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ring and on reaching rcxarkntin a
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live kalt tv nld b ncllt momorothnn
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Poison
rodvetd treat holes In my back and
tad
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wrc iCK n to heal and wore ontlrcly
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JJW Kcnoai Djupepeia Indira
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Foul Breath
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TRACTORS and BUILDERS
J AVorth Texan
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Lato of Galveston
SMITH EATON
L vand LandOfllco
lth A Jarvi bock For Woth
ee Trial MP0TENIFK
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THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS MONDAY OCTOBER 18
FUTURE OF Otifl GIRLS
A Drcnry OnHook1frpIP Intt rrob
lemsIi Thfy Must Mnrrr > yhom
i SliBll They EtpouseT
Tho Undre nmnkarda nnd Car lU
SuiokluB Toutlia nr not FH for Hue
lmntlsriie only Hope
Jo Howard In Iloston Olobo
Of tho 20000000 of children In this
couutry It la fair to assume that 15000
000 nro girls between tho ages of one day
and eighteen years What to do with
children la one of the mont perplexing
problems known to tho ordinary parent
but that Is sinking Into comparative luslg
nlflcnticu In the presence of the moment-
ous question Whatlsto be dono with
our girli While lu Chicago a few days
slncu I was informed by Carter Harrison
tho driving aud Impetuous mayor of the
city that tho women aud shopgirls o
that place wore indebted to a socialistic
alderman for an ordinance directing and
compelling tho storekeepers of tho city to
proUdo seats for their fumalo employes
A crjlng evil U that which wo seo and to
a certain extent participate In every day of
our lives that wbl h coupels women old
and young and girls of tensor age to
stand upon their wearied feet from cary
morn until the ovcnlnf shades whon tie
doors are closed to trade antf tradio
Hat physical rest is after all a small
partol the desideratum
Our glils are In a precarious position
and stunt upon places far from secure
Tho lllppant answer which naturally
arises to tio lip of nlnutyclg t In every
100readers of the quo tion What Is to
bo done with our girls Is Marry
them
Well now let us lrok at that for a mln
ute Tho girl of today must marry the
boy of toilay
What will he bo ten years from now
do not refer to the city boy alone but
to the boy of the country tho averago
lad of the day II jw does ho compare
with his Bturdy father or his manlier
urandfathe Wnat aro bla habits Ifirst
and foremost nn excessive lndulgcnco In
tobacco The cigarette Uund looms upon
in from every corner He makes offensive
tho platform of every streetcar He
stenches the foyer and corridors of cvtry
theatirj he promenades Impertinently
along tho ttrcets ol the city poisoning
every foot of Gods puro air Do you
mean to tell me as a serious man the
father of a daughter that you would
cheeifully yield her to tho embrace of a
man whoso nerves aro shattered whose
mutclcs are flabby whose morals are un >
dertuned vth ise eyes lack lustre whose
blood Is thinned and who knows better
than you bo heyouugor old who roida
this letter that the vile stuff these boys
Umper with so continually Is n deadly
poison working subtly slowly surely
but working to a ruin they cannevorhope
to overcome or eradicate
But ill t Is one path our boys pursue
oniy
Let us follow them Into the realm of
John Barleycorn We flud athleticism
amongst a certain class of our young
men but no athlete however iniircular
has yet been found who could success
fully cope In a scries of wrestling matches
wlttt John Barleycorn yet with what
dixterlty with what accustomed case our
young oojb taiio their matutiual cocktail
their noonday whisky their ovenlug
pick me up their champagne their
cordial so that we tee It every day of our
lives wc see It every hour of the day
Como wlta me to Browus chophouse
a celebrated place and the mention of It
can do Brown no good for bo has been
dead these three years on Twenty
seventh street
Who aro these In bright array this in
nunierablo throng ordering pigs foet
oysiors woodcock gamo ot overy name
chops Welsh rarobltN What is It they
aro drinking Champague burgundy
whisky brandy all manner of mixed
fluids Who aro they I repeat Well
they aro tho boys to whom you expect to
marry your daughters The Are lu their
eyes Is artificial the flush lu their cheeks
Is born of the drink in their tomachs
Tako one of them by tho hand grip it
and he will almost scream with pain
Take him by the nape ot his neck push
him away be will Strang r to and fro like
a druukeu man Virility J hey havent
any Staraluu They dont know the
meaning of tho word
Ask them a question in relation to poll
tics foreign or domestic They will look
at you amazed light a clgarttto and puff
noxious fumes iuto the air aud slink away
with their poor little palo hands stuck lu
their pockets
This is ono clement one reason against
tho remaikof to whom we shall marry
our daughters Tnuio ate other reasons
moral physical why manlago Is not the
one thing needful or Uio great desired end
lor girls wellborn and wellbred
What then nro we to do wl h them
It Is gratifying to m to that among the
progressions of tho day In fact of the
age Is the labor of womenand In various
realms of tccupatlon for stlfsuppurt
and therefore selfrespect Those which
occur to us at the moment an first sten-
ography second typowrlllug third
telegraphy fourth teaching tilth the
last nnd worit of all stores
Tho physical requirements of an active
conscientious Btmographtr typewriter
and telegrapher aro uch as tax the aver-
age womans strength Her head her
back aro liable to ache Sitting in a
cramped position causes her ptlns in the
chest No snowstorm Is ever pleasant
to go out In and exposure to the rains
and undor a burning sun is likely to give
her a thousand and one Ills to which her
particular kind of flesh is heir and
that makes trouble in the office
In my judgment tho highest work per-
formed by men or women is tho teacuing
the young Kverytbing In tho future
depeuds upon the teaching in the present
Tho man or woman competent to take a
child to Impress upou his mind what he
should know to mould his morals so that
his foet will naturally tond to planes that
aro high and in paths that are nublo Is fit
to stand among kings and dlno with
queens Yet the drudgery of tho work
can never be exaggerated In words Tho
pay Is poor the compensation so far
as reputation is concerned is next to
nothing and the great Bordldness of the
world shows itself in no plsco to conspic-
uously as when it deals with the toachers
of its children Well If It Is not a good
Idea for our girls to take these various
roads to success ot to become teachers
what ought they to do Go Into stores
as shopgirls aud parade themselves as
salesladies Httlo thinking of the ridi
cule thiy bring upon themselves by call
ing themselves names which If applied to
tbelr brothers and masculine friends
would bo to heap contempt upon them
Who ever heaid of a salesforeman or
salesgentleman Why noteay
woman as well as salesman It
seems to mo that ono glanco at tho the
girls standing behind the counters of our
great retail stores ought to satisfy any
person that It 1h tho last ditch Into which
hey could get by any possible tumble
In these places the work hat uotblnc
stimulating about It It atlrs bo latent
enorgy it acts In no sense as a tonlo to
tho brain It h physiquewearlng
patlcncccxhaustlng Tho average pay of
these poor girls Is 8S por week Out of
that they must pay their board clothe
Wonnelvcs and clotho themselves re
epictahly too pay their car fare the
doclotn bills and for what little pleasure
they get In tho way of amusement Now
Ido not Intend to preach morality but I
simply open the door and ask you to look
In yourself at tho 10000 girls in thU great
oly whoso avgrago compensation is
S3 fiO per week with aneiforced vacatlou
la many of tho larger stores o from six to
eight weeks duration during which they
get no pay whatever and then tell mo
whether this is a ichool for virtue
whether this is a promenade on which can
bo safely placod the tender feet of girls
too young to understaud tho nicaulnis il
the snares that cnclrclo them but old
enough to wish to dress as well as their
companions and weak enough to follow
any example however pernicious that
they may get ou
Now all this leads up to tho question
Whoro shall they go What shall thov
do It scorns to mo th it outaldo of the
factories whore children aro little better
than slaves there are fields ot labor In
vhlth the unquestionable Intellect and
marvelous adapilvoness physical of
woman might be utilized I am not Very
familiar with spinning and tho varied
cognate employments connected with It
but I believe thero is a realm in which
women could do an lmmunpu amount ol
work aud tor which they would rccelvo
pay thev would hato to take wages I
suppose commonsurato with their
achievements Household service meu
lal service of necessity occcupy tho time
and attention of thousands So far as
cities are concerned that class of work la
monipollzed almost entlicly by for-
eigners but throughout the great coun-
try ou New England farms on Western
ranches there are opportunities whero
selfrespecting and self reliant girls could
And congenial cmplojment Tho grat
picture dealers of this tlty tell mo that
ttiey sell with wonderful rapidity and a
most gratifying prices crayon sketches
aud watercolor pictures done by men or
womenso long as tho subjects are unique
and sympathetic Womens lntuitiuus
are quicker their sentiments are Uuer
and so they ought to bo hotter able to
select subjects whtcb being pleasant to
them w ould bo agreeable to purchaser
A portion of our city churches have
women organists Some of our hrgebt
concerns have women accountants Tho
ocst proofreader I ever know was a
woman
Women In a newspaper ofllce asarule
aro a nuisance The reason of this Is
twofold 1irst they Insist In terms and
In manner upon being ttcated as women
They want their copy judged moro leu
lontly they want their llttlu episodes of
forgetfulness passed over very llgbtly
not because they were 111 but because
they are worucn Tho ordinary woman
writer seizes almost Intuitively upon
fashions as her topic us though dress and
its tdlosyncraslts woro tho chief thought
of their readers aud therefoie of them-
selves They aro unwilling to be directed
They aro often petty and small In their
comprehensions ofaffilrs They are as-
a matter of course obviously precluded
frura certain phases of newspaper work
but in the composing room I huve always
found them as serviceable as a man and
In the proofroom as I say the best
reader I ever knew was a woman
Literature tho world around seems to
bo a fair field for women If ttiey would be
content to enter biforo the most and
work their way up Irrcrpcctlvo of their
sex or of any sptclal domestic troublo
that might bo annoying to them In other
words II they wish to Btantl shoulder to
shoulder with their brothers rccelvo u
mans pay for a mans work they should
bo content abo to take the risks and to
expect tbo hazards precisely as their
brothers are compelled to so that alter
all It seems to mo the Urst tblug our
girls should be taught Is tho necessity of
selfreliance for their own support the
necessity of a training to some special
end precisely as a boy Is trained for a
spicial end and then go ahead with the
uuccrstandlng that their work Is a lifes
work Into which matrimony If it comes
at nil comes as a dlvertaut and an aid
and a help
UUSYJ DUSTLINU
And Trnde Promising In tho JiratLlttlnJlty
lu North Texns
Havo rented for n term of years one
halt of my new building to Tyler Simp-
son wholesale grocers They aro live
men and have the best trado In tho city
I now offer tho other halt at a bargain
suitable for any large business and this Is
the place to plant It If you want It to grow
healthily and steadily Fine new photo
grsphgatbry on second floor androoms
unliable formlllln ry or other light trade
Write wire or talk quick
C C Humming
Gainesville Tex box 69
Homettilng Klegnni
Thero Is in the store of the Fort Worth
Grocer Co a counter loaded with a new
article called Mosaic ware This Is some
thing eutirely new novel and beautiful
and makes a fire article for ornament or
for practical use Call and see tho Mosaic
ware Ono piece free with each can Sil
ver Star baking powder
BUSINESS COtffljE
Now occupjlog rooms containing 10001
aouara foet five departments In flvo larg
rooms bualnoss Hng teh penmanship abort
hand and typewriting State agent forsteno
graph Hoard about ten dollars per month It
iuj to bu to Hi brat eontl for College
Journal and specimens of penmanship Ad-
dress F rlKKUfiT
President
HILtSltlHINfHSCOILKaK has the best
staff i tf uctars snd course of study In Hi
South The new inctupd of Uachtng book-
keeping at th bogtnnlcg bj actual practice is
attraction altentiun from erery part of tuo
country Itriies tba mln wliti Interest Mono-
graph machine short band Catalojra and
sptclmen ot flne penmansbli free Address
Jl II LUIL President WacoTei
TIRED OUT
at thla
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Other names In any 1
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BEST TONIC
jnaaltntlr Inelt of
r fir iiiAMMI fcQUAl and li
v Iron rnodlclns that Is not Inlurlon
lehM the Mood lnv gorntr tlo
lcmlun > reiiApprlllcl < UlllpcMlnu
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It doe not blacken or fnjnro the te UX eaww hoad
Mho or prodnwconaUpatlun rp KKtirixn > f
Dg O H BnjiMt a hudta physician of Sprlnjt
Uro naliyn Bitters li a thwoesM food rnedl
c > K i0 W IwacUm and fluj Its action ei
c l all otbor forma of Iron In voakiiMP or low ron
dltlon Of tlw wttera VT > Iron Hilton I unnllr
a piwltlre nxtmlt li it ill tbjit Is claimed tor It
bn W N WaTxaa his Thirtrwoond Rtrwt
Oeomtpwn II O aval Itrowna Iron Hitler R
UwTonlojpfthe in eU Utter ft mates
appetit slew strength andKxmiTes dfgeaUoa
Oenolue haa aboraTrade SlaH and rrnewd ml lines
ou wrapper Tnke no other > U < 1 oulr lr
UllO WN tUKlUCALCU ilALTtMOlle Jill
lion A rmiirn WotlVM N 3 anl New York
Stock Kxrlmhffor
writes Mr tMt
tiAltleil two eminent
Ilijr ician ew nl
King prrrcttf and
quickly cured 1 > 7
onejarof IMmsas
SKiNsncdoui I
Ih IIoto IIU the best
remedy for cutane
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eurtheeelnK rest-
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court l IIJersey
qunt Tries 73o Mai kits sto At GrnczlitL
THE PALMER CO 128 Naosau 3tNr
This bolt or rogencra
tor is madn expressly
v
Vvi ntsoi
thoenre of derailge
t e gcncratlvt
Ogaus Hie ntlnuous
stream of KUCOTKlUI
TV permeat ng through
tho arts must r it re
them to healthy anion
10 not contnund tlili
with Klcclrlo licit ad
> UJ r vortlsod 10 euro a I Ills
from head to too It Is for ONISepclflc pur-
pose For circulars giving fnll Innrmatlon
ddnte dhoever Kloctilo Belt ColKI Wash
ngtci dr et uiiIca ro 111
WINTERSMITHS
5
Cures overy form of Fcvor and Aguo
nnd Malaria
The chill nlirn broken does not return
The reason cj it tuptriortlu oitr Oufiine S
olftfrrrmMffa
Is becntiso In the so IlHi vSKd thorn In always
derangement of tho liver and ollen of tho dices
Hvo organs Thoremedl a usually given hate
reforenco only to breaking tho chill without re-
gard to tho conditio ilioyatem nuy hi 1 ft In
whrens tho morn breaking of tho ofilll Is but a
mall part of what Is n ijulred Tno various
organ ot the bndv more especially the liter
and stomach must bo brought Into a healthy
condition otherwise tho rttnrn of tho chills
will bn tho probable rosult WlNTKltSNtlTllS
TONIO acts go tly nnd agrceablv upon tho
Hvcr nnd boeo eltectually removing tho
auseof tho disease
Forrntobyall druggists AHT1IUU PKTKlt
CO Wholcealo Agcuti Iouvlllc Ky
AVERS
Ague Cure
IS WnUlVNrII > to euro all cases of ma-
larial dlicase such us Fovcrand Ague In-
termittent or Chill Fever Itemlttcnt Fever
Dumb Ague Iltllous Fever an Liver Com-
plaint la caso of talluro after duo trial
do crs aro authorized by our circular of
July 11S92 lu refund the money
Dr J CAyop Co Lowell Mass
Sold by all Druggists
JAMES W SWAYNE
ATTOBWBY AST XiVW
JlUco over First National bnntFtWorUiTci
has and wht
obtatnol sueli strong endorsement from tho
b i llcnl profession
DRALRItS IN
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Headache Nctunlglri MhcumaUnn belatten laul ait uueieejleiA
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McAllister Coal
Just ItocclvedCargo of
ANTHRACITE COAL
Egg and nut sites
ASrPrcparo for winter
Yard and office Nlolh and Bust
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Wlro 3oroon Door and Window Framos Alaska Rofrlaaratora1
Watop Coolers and loo Cream Frooiors
Solo agent for 32t IMOBAIj Oasollne Cooking Stoves An Immense itooi
Corner Honston and Socond Sts
Fort STVoirtJa
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School Baskots School Bags
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