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MEDICAL.
Neville

Neville
is given by using Browns
IRON BITrERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the sys.em; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
OF sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
SO surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BlTrERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consunrp-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
u. S. Berlin, Esq, of the
well-known firm of II. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, d. C., writes, Dec. sth,
1881:
= Gentlemen ! take pleas
IRE in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma.
lara and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for Browns IRON BIT-
TERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "1nS1 as go0d."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical CO.
Baltimore, Md.
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7 J
recent reduction of the internal
oy one third does not diminish
4, q collecting It. The army Of
Be as ever. ~
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"oN. CLEVELAND of \. Y. and Gov
Fattlson, of Pa, are two of the tida
Governors. After brief experiment
the y. Y. Sun thinks they have moi
the intelligent outfit for Presidential
candidates, and don't fill the bin. Wbv
think OF them, when there are such
men as Thurman, Mcdonald, Bayard and
Hendricks to select from?
The ~. Herald saysit is IAN unusu.
al thing for bankers to import gold from
Europe at this season of the year. and
that the heavy shipments from London
which are now arriving, excite unusal
interest. The gold exodus which was
prophesied by the monometalists, five
years ago when silver was remonetised
hasn't commenced.
The fact is commented upon to the
dlsparagement of the L. S. Bureau of
Agriculture, that it has entirely ignored
the developments of the horrible dis
ease OF trichina in hogs. Notwithstand-
ing the frequent and increasing occur
renee of death to the consumers of pork
injected with it, and the importance of
the hog product to the country, the De.
partment has made no investigation of
the subject. 1t is even obl;yious 70 tho
edict OF the Germans forbidding its inn
portation into that country.
The last number Of the Congressional
Record of the Forty-seventh Congress
was published Saturday. 1t contains
seventy-six pages, sixty of which are oc-
cupied with three speeches prepared by
Representative Wheeler, of Alabama
only one of them having been delivered |
1t shows how the privilege Of publish
ing speeches never delivered, NAV be
abused at the expense Of the Treasury
Mr.. Wheeler is small man at best, and
has spread himself out too thin.
The Baltimore American had an in
5erview with close friend of Secretary
Lincoln who says that Mr.. Lincoln has
been approached by many leading men
If the Republican party and asked to be
The Presidential candidate in 1884, but
Mr.. Lincoln thinks it better for him to
wait until 1888, He will wait develop
nents, however, and if it seems neces-
'ary that he should be a candidate in
1884, he will consent. mplain language,
Barkis is willin'.
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M = are authorized 10 announce Mr. WILEY
w IT. luTfER As q candidate ior Cirruit fisrt
a TIE Election in November iSsl-subsst tp sfi an
q Kinds County Democratic Nominating C5,,v an
ton. ~ w
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GTOLEN-From the undersigned, nenr Boil
- ton, on Tuesday Night, 18th inst, one BROWN
STUD COLT, three (3) years old; short niane ana
tail; we'll grown for age; broke 10 saddle. ANY in
formation leading to bis recovery win be literally
rewarded. w. f. RATLIFF,
MARI, e3-lt@ Bolton, Miss
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M D aFe authorized % announce the name Of
w Mr. II. {, CONN. Of Copiah Cannfy' A. .
candidate Cor District Attorney Tor tho Ninth Judi
elal District, composed 81 the counties Of Copiah
iilnds, Madison and laEoo Eelection, November
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date for the Office Of District Attorney OF the Ninth
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March 7, 's3 i m4l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

COFFEE AND TEA,--CpFEEE--N Worry nrm
artifn and hish; Common nc. ordinary, $50
Htir, PEE; pr,nle itio, lie; ttrcy, 10. Jardo.
va. l6laC' cid governments Java, $50. gEA.-
Imperial, mao; gunPowder, 50639,
SUGAR Very nrn bonihiHatt pure white,
95sc on white, SIZE; willow clarified .. r.;
fancy yellow clarified 81 &C; .)pep ltettle su.
gers, c.ioico, SIC, stsndnd A., 9Hc, stspdaid
sranuiated. l04 Lopisiananr grenuated,
I ice; powdered, l0Sc; cut Loaf lelsc
MuLASsEs YHlfi'-- Louisiana moiasBes,
prime 10 choice, i2@bic; corn syrup, tdi2c.
RICE scuislnnR, tAfG1sr.
Fist NAeRerel, iVlb Etta no. J, CT 10, MOI
2, 9l.0G bali Dbisn 10. !, sl.ii No. 2. $50 y
White nsh, Ne. /, hlh oble,, l7.2i; No. 3 sa.Uf.1
SALr.--t,Oarso Ia bags, Sl.50 Hue IN bittle,
1922; lake, m hat hoop bbls., y 10; pocAViS
at&U. ~
GAINED Goops--Prices per dozeni I'D
Gppipg, standard, $3.50, Pca,n es STANDARD, u
lbs, Glsi 3 lbs, s2,ll92Bl. seconds, 2 MS
$50 ) Ue,. $40; Tomatoes. standard, Ms,
81 ~; scoGpd-, . M, Siiu ) lhs,, SIR; Green
com. sll9s 80. Green peas, sl.i3, Geotc-
berries SsGl.ie PgsFborrtes, 81 ~; Cove
weight. a., or. 9 r., slNt salmon, H.,
Sl.50l9i.6j. 4 ID. stS@2g5 Msuksrel ~,
1850 10. Ssrlines, American. $500 case;
imported, sG,00 case strawberries, z h., Sl.gu;
Black berries, si.2i Green cages, fi,JU, Con
denssd milk, crown, $500; Eag,e, $40; Swiss
S7.0o.
SuspRIKe Starch, &C. SOAP, common
ne; German olive. 80 candles, "a boxes
i6(. halves l6c; quarters, lbC. Indigo, 9i.Hlb;
Blueng, 3jC1l.g0 dozen. Coeman's mustard,
sl.i9@St.0i dnSen. Maecaionl, Imported, ioots
AmeriOnn, sl.in box. Buckets. Two hoops,
S2.lO DOZEN well buckets, $40 zen. Broon1h,
slT5GDj. - dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

LuMBYH.-Rough lumber. boxing, " Inches
aud under 1rst class, SO stripping. .lsXa S2i;
boxing and flooring, clears, W. thick clears,
" and - ST. rough lumber, second class
SO: loisi and scantiing, cGtis, 40.
sIDIsg -fIrst common white pine $50 ~:
second do s a; third do, s25, poplar, 81 So ma
tive pine Y; sz2 AZ do -, wi native rsushisM.
DREsSKD LuABElt-- iiOAlng ~ inches ana
under, 4 o a2g Ds do 5azd, va Vl@2g 90;
scantlng JOist or any c0ft mon lumber
ga 1000 ~ boxing over IL Inches, s2y,OU4D
q O0 ihlck clears, ~ tot and 2, sl0 eU92o o.
sec0H class, any lind, SIS vlM2i ".
DRESSED AKli> 81 ArcHEb FLooRIku--flrst
GLASS, so: second elass, s2i.
WHITE plsE FURNISHING 1T MBFh-lM, IA
and inch Hbre pine, no Inch 40, $50.
CEfIING.- BEADED OR PLAis~-Firht cofn-
mon white pine, x, sil.Jl I'd do = y; "a do, s25;
poplar, N. s37.Sss poplar, ", 2bE atiyepine,
/ II, 800 DO, ~ sll.
"PorLAn LuAHEa,---lN, ~, and inch, s5S;
do inch, So.
snINeLi.s- White pine a, s.; do 4 AIDED A.
( sI2a, do extra No. 1, $50; cypress, b. ST. any
brand. 81; do No. =, - tg do NO. s3-o1, native
sawed heart, 2f.5s saps, sibO
PICK hrs.---N hits pine dressed ana t.utus
| squars or Hat, 81 yellow pine Do w " w, ~.
| LINE, CEMENT, Erc.--l1me, Aptiln, FAD
| per Dbl Cement, Louisville 81 II'kef ale, ~
| per bbl,i Portland. 81 per ..hl Plaster Phsie4
New York or Michigan, IS ?cs hni,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
a]csse Jar7es, lhe Nanai. King. y

lhpNt+Nf-lNufiltl.I
Tile New Ioik Windsor qhgater
mcl0-drtnaiio sensation, "The 8andlt
King, pned for Il two-night, eu-
gagen,cpt st Mas0uie Temple pn@ater
last night fae audience WAS Very
large one, the balcony Icing paclcpd
wilh seemingly solid mass Of human
beings, aud the theatre down stairs
being ALSO fAI, many ladies' being
present, The crowd Naa wildly en-
thusi aslic throughout the proeft4s o.
Che piece, and tie howls OF delight
With which 1t was received could be
heard tor squares around the theatre
The Bandit king is a good play
og thg Kind, the kincN being, ~
coarse, of tho Western sensational
order. Indeed, i, IS n much better
play than most dramas of this sort,
being decidedly superior 10 Oliver
Doud Byron or Bltialo BiIls piec Is.
There IS not 50 much "niood-uud-
thunder in it ~ might be supposed
much o. ii is true TO Western life, aud
many OF the situations aud sc ues ara
thrilling or exceedingly conicai, the
laughter OF the audience Alternating
with its cheers. The scenic features
were effective, and Jesse James tvs
horses, "Roan Charger and EBAY
Raider,n who play important parts ia
The piece, were surprising In their in
teligcnce and trainiug. Tie trick,
and performances OF Roam Charger
have never been eqiialed here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
= oH'MNEl's HIDDEN TREASURE.
rhe Property which . u.,.,
Had Concea,.a 4. 'ormed fhics

iroheris Which uef,r,.., 49,.
No"ceaied Ia a Farn.Hous
Ihegk'owaga, n. y, Sentcn,hor "A
'ne summer Of 1879 n s,ron,,.,r
np pl'. ~ The farm of Scion Hrmce
ne"' ,ills place, for work. His bair
, WIS cropped close and his face wac c..
n'uulhg. lie gave his name ~ M
,afihef, and told him plainly M, hs
na,i peeii discharged from Sing S,n'.
unly snort time, where he hnd 49,,
! STRIVING sentence OF two vearo e.,,.
burglary de said thai be MAS a,.ir.
/ Gus OF leading an honest life and ~.
/ lefreu Tue farmer In the priso, suthnei-
lies. Mr.. Bruce was sttpal, Mil, ,l.A
mans apparent true Repentance ana
told hnu he might remain ~ liza AN,
unit the prison officers were heard
rom, and that Ii their renoit We ,.ci,d
I he would be given Work. ma ,s Sgns
mos soou' ana the man was put 10
W"rkson The farm lis remained IN tbe
service o. Ar. Bruce until last fan.
iiaFilg neen during all that tins a
la't'llQi aid industrious employe. He
NNNnt w the hallc OF Wilson, and said
l'e ma been bgoushtup rs pick pocket
aud thiet FROM childhood. Last fall
ne made up his mind to 90 South
Nolhing was heard from him until n
lew days ago, when Mr.. Bruce received
9 letter from him lie was in Texas.
rs SAID IN ms letter that, Us he might
never COME this way again, if Mr..
l5rlce would make search Ia his
chimney he wouli End several hur-
dted dollars worth Of iewelry, which
tile waier hsd taken from people in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

sElRTING,~-No. /, california, pefSy]
l2ea 40. iIalf lienGcrk 10 tIpg, rv@
iuir Hemiuek per D., 5i@ 20 ris. NtSi3
NeK per ID, 3pes cis,i SO 2 nalS IL
a;Dt3c.
~ KS Hss:-- wagon. HLort tug, ylI OO'0 Ht&y
Wagon, long u (, 3is 600 q %. %
oLLAts;-- Wagon fun stock, Sli 51Nslg nN
Wagon, extra wool, 1u1Q9 - o. Duck coll y
81 2t1iaU
HpiDLEs.-Rtind, per dor, So 50&l2 30; u
f,iliiig., 40. ex., per doz.. = 50sgiQ ~.
SADDLES, RAISED stamped Cal, 40 0O@ 20 20.
Plain cal. o DDeoG1 0G No. loOse courses
5till tree, sis lv59DOu; No. tied courses Rose
or Love, al3Wf i6 ". No ] Austi,l rigs. laced
go 600 - 10; Full rigs, blnek, N 5Vtgl2 20; u
rigs, black OF oiled, " ~ az 1870.
pocKErs, leather, 1h@2 90; Llama goat I,
2 6it6p5 DB Toe fsnders, 1903 ~,
Spuits.--Eureka, per dozen pr 800. indian.
anola, ptr dozen, | ~ Desican, I'm iowei
TVt; Mexican Sin rDlgei, covered, IuOt alex
lean lin rnweI, o ~ Mexican 2-inoh rowel
coyere 900; california, less straps, bWeD
~ ~
Chalperei, 7 60eDlbH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

Potatoes, northern, q barrel 2.21 ouIons
~ per bmslel. l'uruips, 8N9i5o = bu. Beans
II. y. med, bbls, al g5p; large Luna 6lap7,
lI51ll n bbi.. 1ia.f bbi., sou Piss f.el
Kits, " 50 cider, half bbi,, 81 v095 81.
hsieii-y Vinegar, apple, smolc avail pure
wine. bOc; Peas, green, dried, Is b.. 6He black
eyed, Sc; Peaches, dried. SIC: Apples, dried,
s1l c; Cabbage, Sc; slackbcrrieS 5l6115c pc
gal !; Piums 2je6lOo per git.. Waterualons I
al: Cantelopes l09A Apples J0ig55c per II
bushei box; Tomatoes stall 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
"
HOUSTON.
e Tor the Doctors Cotton BE.
|Fs and shipinen;s-.Hhe
Water Works

'eior the Doctors Cotton Re
" and ehipInen;s-Nhe
Water Works
fe Gazette.
syp!enlbcr GA section
4 the yiciIiity of Millican
Eat 10 the intirmary deeper
and Incredible as it may
fE up multitudes OF green
Il phenomena eau be ac-
~ upon 40 other theory than
|ag sick and neglected lie in
insects.
|eetipls of cotton for the week
|eaay lS2l7 bales; last year
f. shipped outward 0,S75:
EA and north, gross 1871;
laad "A 2i2, against l0,054
|'oalIse has been effected be-
!ssly and the Water Works
aaa mains will be laid along
1slree' at once. In a few
~ new pumps will arrive,
-Aclly OF the works will be
sHelsed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

Rark, Cinnamon, per pound. 2iG3Oc. bark
Peruvian, per pound, l5Gaj; Borax per b
iss@is: Ri-ea,rbonaLe OF soda per 10, 5s4egt & p
peras Der b, 2a castor oil per gal.. 1901 ~.
tnchonida, per on, OS1l 90 castale soap
imottiedi, per NJ. Sas; cream tartar. ~ r., PEI
pound, 5000. chalk, lump, per ponnd, l@ii
calomel, r. & W., per pound, iosht. esiometi
English, per pound. 1901 81 cbioral ny
drate. 75pi Is: chlorofo "a, s0Gsl; compost
lion powder, Scsi0 dove, spowder', Hsl "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
aaCsiSESS OUTLOOK.

!, rIpsantiie Agency's Report a
IN favorable Condition,
As, September 2l.-Dun's
agency reports that. not
Ias lhe fact that transac-
.xfpreledby bank exchanges
ssHStc'lne rs compared with
al indications regarding
~ y. q Prosperous condition.
- certainly is less rampant
n, ago tut legitimate trade is
alse IN value and certainly
sSsory, both as to the con-
n I la.Ss held and profits real
Il tI,e absorption OF goods at
~, V.09lhg centres indicates a
|esI'.,lih the retail trade; coun-
MA S''Vils are generally
.l0 ~ money continues
n @a aa supply; rates for
Wh,' Plollaily low for this
II I sa a so much money is re,
As,e nalns the crops. In dry
n nas been a great deal OF
slo,.' very healthy character.
IN ~ IRON and other lead
cDssi, ype Is in the main a salts
NJ s sl'lon. In cotton there has
!. Il ~ lSlae'ional advances, show.
4, 'u 81, eu!i element is in tic
a. pu prices close higher
eo There isa fair movement
An sellers generally
I Mn ns.VaWc Advices from
Id y \, fe = unfavorable, and
se,e, y p new cotton shows NO
! d dssl, gain. The markets
.aS0 SIc'l9e in rice, and price.
qIIs, 1,llsd, with only moderate
,,rsaa ug. The market for ra "
~ wI'hprices slightly ad,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

A hinge spot Of the sun came into
view, a n o.. snndap, which is said to be be
, yleI largest yl seen this season; ~ : de-
tn n,,, i wi ~ Of the shape off huge drum
s sti,,, The N shank of the nmbra i
stick suck; Green thousand miles long, and
about me-. .'e,ar nf the ball at the end
the len nla ,en thousand miles. II is visible
about ten mixed or stained glass onths
. snn,hesast quadrant Of the sun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

Flour Stanard's ItoynI Patent, ssa
v bull; sacks. 81 S5G3 10 y ~ lbs. Corn meal,
Is 90: Oatmeal h half bbl, sjVt Track %
wheat, q III, &c: Crackers X soda. 60B4fc, X \
soda. 6tG7; xxx soda ul407lsc; cream soda
th@lvAc;N lemon creams, ost5sc' y gingfl
lumbles, l8fDi8iyc. Wheat IN iig ~ receipt
zoe AL, iis 10 quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

New York. aenlomber ~:

New Work September 2l.--Goyernments ~
a. higher i.T all Issues
RninNlys generally firnt
tn.o securit es Tennessee compromise
rose 80 i3 louisiana ma;ured consois sold al
s.
stock. opcEed firm, with slight Vance;
=, on Nillsr Is were ~ aclt@d and declined ~.
to i5e other sha es l1ll oil ! 10 ~ IN othel.
stocas Central Pacific, Lake shore aud MIS-
souri, Pacific were CONSPICUOUS IN the dccilnr
Ills was followed by r. llY Of TO !, the itl-
proVempni h"lny gcuerii then me bears
turned 'hVir aLlrn ION tO tho IeohlsYille *
Nashville iOrring he stock 80 IS 4 agjti ST
SIS. at opening; tnis sharp break effected Inc
whole lSl, more especially lizards ana
t,Hlon Pacific; after ocuek there was an
other rally Of y 60 u, aud stu later another
break ia Wizards uther Leading snates hiSo
weakened ana inaay sold down 10 the lowest
price OF the day; near the close there was a
fractional recovery, aud taken asoSeihct
the general list shovel more siren2 n than
etuitl he anticipated az compared Wffll ltN
njch $ clnsiug: Northern Pacific is down ~,
preferred ~, oregon n, Nj souri Pacific
iHs Lake shore l. I nion L iic IN ana oIhcr
: ocks "A 30 u: Chicago, Harrington q quincy
rose aud Illinois Central y; WIZARDS Unlon
Pacific aud Louisville & NASHVILLE figured iof
2G2.Ull shnres-ouJ of "a total of i=y,B2l
New York. September 2l.--Money-Easyr
Mt 202ls per cent; closed ~ =
Prime mercantile paper 5t4m,
STARTLING oxcbange bankable bills, quiet
and gteacy al S2.s: sight 500.
Three per cent. bonos-iVfN,
Coupons l6's--i.IlH.
Coupons ISL .0}t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

nnnrrr -Ilnlli Rin g -

COFFFE- Duh. RIO 7afS ..
SrGAR-lIigl ~: fair 20 good refining
queled ~ Gtsat9G rotued steady;
& 03Sd74; A ~; extra G 7AM75a:
white extra . ~ yellow Ns@GA; mou.d a
S3E standard A ~; cOufectiOncrs 4 o2-l6;
granulated li-l6@as5<.
MOL ASSES III N: Sew Orleans, famb2
RIcA-->feady, with fair demand: Rangoon
2tsin hand
ioRK -Qulet and firm 1T l2@lsl..
Ut MATS -liu.l and nominal; long clear
quoted AT o..
I4AItD--Du ], mt Sis@Ran.
Turpentne-F.rm and unchanged.
wool.
Wonf.--Firn Texas HOY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

PouLrHY -Hens. 20 75@i3O0 per dozen.
roosters, - oxtrn large young chickons, u w
9o8 - Inrk eys, q O0ego %; ueese IS ~ gs w,
Ducks e. 501t3 10.
hfsGs--Per dozen, 2jnHic,
Fresh cogntry outer, 2ba3O; old butter re-
wnrittsl I1iAib
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

MEATs-sugar cured hams. SO; T. G. &. Is.
Bacon, lB%c; s. q. %. $. meat q Long Q oaf
bacon, &; short clear bacon, M
IARp-Tierces. g1c; llIr bus, I9c: 40 an J
50 N tins, g3Gc: 10 b Tins, ln4c; 5p TINS, ly1sG
ID tins, l0l4c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

Z Rev. John Butler eolored minis
ter, while adiressinga congregation at
Wyanddtte, Kls., last sunday, drop
ped dead in the pulpit. His last words
were: dispatched 20 heaven qnickly,p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

HAY New country loose from wager
Is ODm8Ol per ton: New corn, s0aib cent?;
oats country. Ssd35e: ran, IS per 10; Chops
81 10 per LOO. BaTley, o 81.