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"Our Flas ,s still. Tbore.v

Mr. S. b. LoSoFELLow. Augusts. BE-, cast sido
river. writes us under date of April 10, 1ss3:
TO whom it may concern: This may certify that two
years ago was very badly afflicted with bldney and
urinary difficulties, which cItonded through the syste
and laid mo up for weeks, that could do work.
had the most sklful physo in town. who gave no
assistance. Hearing of Hunts Remedy. got a bottle
and half OF II cured me entirely that have been
woll evor since. Tho other half gave a neislIbor
who afflicted much was, and it restorcd him to
health. can truly say Hunts Remedy has been of
great and ineX pressble worth to mo-"
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ON THIRTY DANE TRIaB.

will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
VoitRic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men 1young and
old) who are afflicted with nervous debil.
ty, lost vitality and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and complete restor.
alton OF health and manly yigor. Address
as above. N. B.-No risk 10 incurred, an
thirty days trial 10 allowed
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= BFsMAN's peptopized besf tonic, the on,
y preparation OF beef cont sining it's t,,tite nd.
tr't'o~s properttes. 1t contains blood making,
foroe.g generating and life.sus:aining proneIn
ties invaluable for indigestion, dyspapsIa,
nervous prostratlon, and all forms Of general
debility; also, In all enteebled conditions,
whether tho result Of exhaustion, nervous
prostfa ton, oyerwork or aeute disease, par.
ticularly II resulting from pulmonary com-
Plsints. CasHeIl, Hazard & Co., proprietors,
New York. Bold by druggiBte,
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instantly HelIcYed.

Mrs. Ann Lacour, OF New O,leana To
writes: l have q son who has been sick for
TWO years; he has been attended by our
aSSsading phySicians, but all to no purpose.
ms morning he had his usual spell of
cou9hlng' and was so greatly prostrated in
consequence that death seemed emminent,
pn we mad In the house bottle OF d.. VIM.
n,a D,aiLS t bstSsm for the Lungs, purchased by
ment yesterday. We administered it accor >,
dIng to directions aod he was instantIy
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"NEvER borrow trouble" said hus
band to his wife. ooh, let her borrow
it if she can," exclaimed the next-duol
ueighbor ; " she never returns anything.
you know, " ...
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BALTIMoRE, MD.-Rev. W. Il. Chapman
says; u deem Browns Iron Bitter. a most
Yaluaple tonic for general ill.haaIih U

Mother Frances War Nav;er, tho
touhoer OF the Sisters of Mercy in
Amsrlca' celebrated her gol,'en jubilee
at Manchesteti N. H., the other day.
She received the white veil ih 1882. She
came to this country in t843, dc, om-
panied by six sisters, and established
the h.ai convent in the United States al
PITTSBURGH ''' "S
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For ScHooLs.-Thc Alabama LepisIa
t!re has Increased the school nppropria.
non SlO9, 600, and will also give $50, ,OOC
10 the University and $50, 900 to the
agricultural Collcnc '''e
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"Ny skin. which has been coycrco, y,tb sc,,J,
sores, has become clcuu. smooth ana soG re- :
lddMS. They hare diSdppcn'ed, ana PD, 6ei,
ter hHn hare been for hrrnfy vcurs. nsiuo
N BcmSon'S ShTn Crvr."-A. NJ. Nohio
Selma, N. C July 3, 1882. '''
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THE trouble about taking medicine
warranted to cure all diseases is that it
may not know exactly what is wanted Of
it, and in that case it will go fooling
around in the system trying to cure You
of some disease that you have not got.
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MEN of great genius and large heart
SOW the seeds of IL new degree of FRO.
grGss in the world, but they bear fru I
only after many years.
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WHEN you SEQ an Irish mother sewing
the tears in her boys pantaloons. you
may put her down at being in favor of
the "no rent" system.
JOUnal
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"a CHECK to poverty" is the title of
nm article in the Memphis Appeal. Ex-
pcrl"nce has shown that poverty is always
relieved by check.
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In BURMAH an editor receives
elephants i'll payment of subscriptions,
There hcing no elephants in this country
most people pay in trade dollars.
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lr RATHER nnnoys a woman after she
has had child christened some romantic
Indian name, to learn that the name
translated means odd boots"
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The ancicntS were acquainted with tho vir-
tues of Petroleum. Hcrodotus refers TO il
and speaks of vols einG found in Xante.
Nowadays everybody has heard of it through
CarDolinc the great natural Hair Restoror
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MRs. LANGTRY writes from Louisville
th9t ovory night, when she retires, sho
holds match to the keyhole of her door
ii. tmn, blue flamo is the rcsnlt, she
KNOWS that it proceeds from tho breath
o. ? aram2ti9 critic on the ether side, "
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BhHer's Pain Panacea careI-p pain IN Man
ara Beast. For use externally and.Interr
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:, Should you be sufferer from dyspepsia,
Indigestion, malaria, or weakness, you can
Oe cured by Browns Iron Bitters. T'ET'
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: ..rs CITY, GA.T-Dr. u, p. Newman
niar and their use aiwayS results satisfactoo,
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GIRLS we love for what they orc;
ioung men for what they promise 10 be.
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DR.: Bcnson's Celery and Chamomile Pin.
Tor he cure of Neuralgia are n success
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(snsfrInp

tGnStFlnc.
lhe increasing demand for this prepara
ton aF household remedy for indigestion
ana dytpopsln * suiliciont proof of its eficncy
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=; ;Dnthos Catarrh Snuff cues Catarrh and
all ahecuons of the mucous membrane.
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A tie. vorE--When two peoplo agree
70 get married, sa-7
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Ladies d children's boots & shoes oanr vur
over If Lyons Pat. Heel stifeners are nsaS
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PSALMS.
[RHyIsKp.1

nByBD.1
EAR this, all 20 people. ard give ear an
ye fnrdlids of tho world, Hop Bittcs0
Will make you we'll and to rejoice.
q 1t shall cure all tho people and put sick
ness and suffering vrde1 foot.
g. Be thou not afraid when your family 10
SICK or you have Bright's disease or Idvae
Complaint for Hop Bitters will cure You.
4. Both low and high, rich and poor know
the value of Hop Bitters for bilious, nervous
and Rheumatic complaints.
8. Cleanse mo with Hop Bi,ters and shall
nave robust and blooming health.
q. Add disease upon disease and let the
worst como. nm safe if I use Hop Bittere.
Z. For all my life have been plagued with
sickness and sores, and not until year ago
was cured by Hop Bitters.
8. lie that keepeth his bones + I'M aching
from rheumatism and Neuralgia, 18th Hop
Bitters, doeth wisely.
.. Though thou hast sores, ,pimples, freckles,
salt rheum, erysipelas, blood poisoning, yea
Hop Bitters will remore them all.
III. What woman is there, feeble and siok
from female complaints, who desireth noS
health and useth Hop BitteIs and is made
,rcU.
II. Let not neglect to use Hop Bitters bring
on serious Kidney and Liver complaints.
IL. Keep thy tongue from being furred, thy
blood pure, and thy stomach from indiees-
ton by using Hop Bittors.
E3. All my pains and aches and disease
90 Iii chaff before the wind when use Hon
Btters.
H. Mark the man who ras nearly dead and
given up by the doctors, after using bop
Bitters and becomcth we'll.
l5 Cease from worrying about nervoua.
ness, general debility, and urinary trouble,
for Hop Bitters will restore you.
EmEEss Send 70 sISORE,g
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TYPE AND NEWS CASES FOR SALE.
One thousand pounds of Bourgeois,
like this, in case and tied up. Price
twenty cents per pound in quantities to
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1000 lbs. Blrgeois, like this, In quap~
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To PLANTERS
"This is s Perfection Of my forty years Tfuctfcal
Experience and Study" Israel F. Bro,cn President.
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Not long since d correspondent semitic
q provincial paper an aneod6te, OF which
his six x-year-old boy was the hero. He
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
PERSONAL.

T.. w. Noble of san Antonio is in
the city.
b. Il. Chism Of Roseville, Ark, is in
the city.
Robt. \. Liggett Of Detroit, Mich
igau, is at III Paso Hotel.
j. s. Johnston of NNeatherford is
taking in the sights of the Fort.
A. w. Stovall of Bethel Springs,
Tenn, is "A guest AZ the Mansion Hotel,
II. X. Wylie, n prominent stockman
of Austin, is stopping at the Mansion
Hotel.
C. +. McDeth, the ever genial stock
agent of the Wabash road, is again in
this city.
c. G. Taylor w. A. Adams, w. II.
Byrd and III. Hush of st. Louis are
ut FL Paso Hotel.
l.. j Watson and family aud Mrs.
Fannie Mckee OF Burnet are stopping
at FL Paso Hotel.
Miss Belle Gardner an accomplished
young lady of Jack county, is visiting
friends in this city.
w. j. Morphy of Sherman, one of
the largest cattle dealers in North
Texas, Is IN the city.
Deputy Sheriffs Maddox and Thomas
left for Mineral Welis yesterday to re-
cuperate for few days.
u NJ. ozee, an extensive cattle dealer
OF Henrietta, accompanied 10y his wife,
is stopping at the Mansion Hotel.
a b. Whitehead, Bunk Allen and
a. h. Brown are registered at the
Grand Central Hotel from Decatur.
Mr.. Ross Bowlin, who has been at.
tending court ut Grapevine, returned
home yesterday laden With plenty of
the lucrc.
Mr.. Ad. Henry was confined To his
bed with an incipient fever yesterday,
and was struggling manfully TO crush
II in its inception,
l.. Il. Mcdaniel, n prominent and
wealthy citizen OF Lebanon, Tenn,
who has been the city for some DAYS
past, departed for home yesterday.
Mr.. II. Dietzel, proprietor OF the
Texas Past, published Mt Galveston, is
the metropolis Of North Texas
and made the GAzErTE q pleasant call
yesterday. The Post is the only daily
paper published in German in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
IN BRIEF.

Fine honey in the comb at Snoncer
4 fuckers.
a fresh lot Of Standard Royal patent
er's.
Counter and shelving for sale cheop
at Spencer IL fuckers.
Harve Spea rs yesterday fled hond
IN the sum OF SOTO for his appearance
before the district court TO answer the
charge of the theft of n COW, alleged 10
nave been stolen by him from ono
heily In thecastern part of this coun-
" last winter.
The finest melons in town at Combs
Read X Co.'S.
Magnolia hams aud breakfast bacon
ut Combs, Read Il Co.'S.
Just received at Spencer & fuckers
a fresh lot of limberger cheese.
j, r. Rushings yesterday fled a
eomplaint in the office of the county
clerk against Ben Franklin, charging
, mh with killing u dog belonging To-
the complainant.
Whole roast chicken in Jelly, bosnie
ptu'es, me finest In the market. Mar
srniiue ilme juice, q cooling beverage
~, iw' summer, superior to lcmonade
lhuroer breakfast samp. Thurher
GO ,ked oat meal, Bordeaux mems conf
honey IN glass Jars, grated nise anne
ana other goods at Combs, Reed Il Co.
The finest pure, uncolored Janan
tea at Combs, Read 4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
THE TOWN 1ATTLER.
Gossip Caught ON The Fly.

\ few days ago an attractive young
lady from the country came to town
on business, and had occasion TO visit
Il drug store to make some purchases.
AS sohn as she breasted the counter, a
soft blue-eyed clerk, who aspires to be
a dude, advanced and with ravishing
poli;eness asked: sis there any per-
son waiting on you nliss?''
The young lady, smothered
in bushes, Iepled: "Well,
not regularly sir, but Mr.. Johnson
: metimes takes me to church, The
clerk tainted and it required full
hours work on the part OF his asso-
ciates to revive him.
The story is again revived that DR..
Moore will become II benedict before
the present moon wanes.
"Schoonersn are creating corner in
beer.
Civil service reform is practically
eXemplified by the present postmas-
ter of Fort Worth:
Mineral Wells and Lampasas are
strong rivals for the patronage of Fort
Worth recuper ators. At the present
time it would be difficult to tell which
is ahead.
The Cleburne nine intend to give
the Fort Worth club another racket at
an early day. There is no denying the
pluck of the Cleburneites, and on
their own ground are liable 10 give our
boys close call.
Fort Worth will have delegation
at the Louisville Cotton Exposition.
When Slattery and his bondsmen
Kiss and make friends, Fort Worth
Will bid high for reserved seats.
The public are slowly but surely pre-
pairing to make war on the quacks.
And when Fort Worth commences she
never ceases uAtil the job is finished.
BY the eternal, the schooner mast
ana shall be preserved.
When beer men begin to fight libi-
dinous citizens viii stand a fair chance
OF having their thirst quenched
cheaply.
With the thermometer at loo degrees
IN the shade, the ''ponies" will find
some difficulty in boycotting the
"schoonerS.n
The reporters will hold a meeting in
few days to pass resolutions of regret
ON the death of 'Heli's .Half-acre. y
The world may sneer, but the half
acre was the reporters friend. Twas
indeed cold day when note hook
could not get Il square meal when
"Hells Haif-acre" was in full blast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
A Painful Acc,d,,.

nan,st seIpSay i3reroon curtain hanger
street ~ Deooar, residing on Fifth
morto,, omeen houston and Throclx-
whiie a,. 'iies with "A painful accident
sign In aas carpenter TO hang N
rlank sa,, Se . mat by some means n
The lead anu anu struck Mr.. Deboar on
an "oi, over The right eye, infiictinr
was cil wound. Dir. BroiIes
ths s,,, neu IN, and attended IN
soon hea and by skillful treatment
wonnd hau him Resting easy. The
WAS 49,, was almost in TO the bone and
t "rs ABOUT three inches long. The doe
1--we seMcl " up, applied other restora-
vs.. anu at last accounts the patient
Vas resting easy. p'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
Another Fuss Expecisyol

Yesterday n gentleman rpS !,
Cleveland d Cameron arrivels~s
city and requested Contraetavs;.
10 turn over his books and scSss.,
him, and volunteered the ins8ssg,,
that he would take charge ot =. Z
future. AT last accounts MIS- Z
had not turned over the hooks ~
pressed a willingness that Y, ,,
conner should see and exanlis. 4
THIS, it is alleged, was .et ssItss,o,,
TO Cleveland * Camerons reP /
tive, and he telegraphed his ssi
for advice. Those who seem nr
quainted with the true iuwaNSsr,,
the entire matter assert that lsi a
pretty badly mixed all arugif ~
one side it was alleged ths IA
We're handled very loosely by 81.
and that in consequence man &
ages Were in full run. Bounding i
keepers collected for basn
never gave a lla i;
an employee, and m
bills, it is said, were piled " E &
Faitum. Others say that SlAls I
getting along all right until ba4
men began to interfere with aD
that il he was allowed TO procsl f|
his own fashion everything ia
come out all right. Slatle9 se,
said, j. crowded Into a box i
Philadelphia lawyer cannot 9Th
position he occupies in the P,0&.
He is ostensibly the cosahl
yet has no power. Cleyss "a
Cameron who have the handllrt \
funds paid on account of bis slft
have paid all bills save cspl
buggy hire, and this they NAl
pay. The contractor Gays wy, ,e<'
count of the scattered condlu0n;ei
work u buggy is necessary "a yqt
enable him to visit the WORKS we
lar intervals. About n wusx
Cleveland & Cameron ip
Treasurer Nichols to pay WV
D. KID by City Engine. W. 12'
and II day or two ago this uu !
,ountermanded, pending lunI y
The gentleman WIZ n.
lived in the city yesterday y s n
DC Cleveland & Cameron's cgnp
,lerk, and it Is thought thai m
lookkeeper and paymaslel. g,
uture. The friends of SLATER, !, ~
'ver, allege that he will no! w's
he books, and further lnas
completely ignore his bonds'n.s, q
Prosecution OF the CONTRACT VIZ
'urtber trouble is anticlpsvs,,< \; :,
irst class row may be looked m IT, q
inc. The constant interieie., x Y
lis plans has angered Slatlei} r,sd
hreatens to make it Lively %S e
Who may feel disposed 70 - "
way in future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

new FORM OF tile Calling gun has
oeen MAIZE, IL can be elevated 50 20" ~
20 hre perpendieularly into tbe az; as
ane nc new magazine feed supplying sh,,
ammunition AS promptly and etf ~.
uVtIy rs though the gun WAS AZ
g gnarRed while In a horizontal nositlan
ies,s nave been made with III. nm,
~ Whieh 100 rounds of CARTRIDGES s ,'an
ne discharged in and 80 ssnon5l
Inc arm Is especially adapted for as'
tacks on Qualifications, enabliny ~
assauiting party TO throw a per,eet , .m
rent or balls into the works. On shin
DO ird it can be so depressed az IN co, sp.
Az approaches toward the side of ~
snip; aim It annihilating an enna
nents attack. '" oPpo'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
Before the Normal Ips,it,,t.

lie SECOND observation-disclosures
Murphy. T. ~ i.eN' - ~
IN, uhJEcT;-Things Helpful and
Work. "ie ieacher's
ana ne ;s doctor is one of our own people
ana u IS desired especially that mr.,
,aa s ana patrons be present as The
aeo.uIe VIII be us important TO then,
To- a. 70 tne teachers. The trustees If The
S, ~ church have Kin lly offara5
loI ms purpose their church. locnted
on Ihrockniorton street ''N"'o'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
A WIFE BEATER.
"A Third Ward Lord of Creation Exercise
His MuS,In

Third Ward Lord of Creation Exercises
His Muscle.
Inc lhird ward is seemingly pos
sessed OF ali the ills that flesh Is heir
TO. Whether the bloody Thirdu or
cruel fate Is To blame for this it would
be difficult to determine, but certain II
Is that poor number three is the home
Oh many OF the eNcresences of humanity.
a VIE heater is the latest specimen
she has to Offer for the edification
OF The rest of the city. Thursday
niSht little before midnight the peo-
PIE Oh the lower part of Houston street
were awakened by q womans screams
issuing from the Chicago restaurant
owned by Mrs. Lqwrence. Investira,
lioh revealed the fact that Frank Law
renee, tne Woman's husband, was on
SaSeu IN beating her. The fellow was
trunk, ana his wife had retired to bed
Wheh he went home. Some dispute
arose about the disposition
OF "a pair of mules owned
ny Mrs, Lawrence, and the brute of 81
husband commenced to beat her. She
screamed and alarmed the neiphbors
ana The cowardly rascal beat n Ietreot
through the back door. The police
Were ON the spot in few minutes and
made diligent search forl Lqwrence
nut he could not be found. 1t is said
mat this is not the first time has
his wife, and VT
sun she refuses to prosecute him and
hence he lodges the enactments of
Justice; lie is reputed to be a worth.
Iess fellow on general principles. while
MS VIE Is a hardworking, industrious
woman, who supports by her lahor |
both herself and him. ''o''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
A Clean shirt.

Last night about ten o'clock, some
Dne presumably in need of Glenn
litt appeared atthe side door of the
s,aunury kept by Chinsmen. near the
49,. OF Maia street, aud before the eel
es'iais coosd prevent il. reached Ia.
sa taxing shirt which had lust
oeeh irehed fron chair near the door
u,seallped' itis to be hoped that The
sh'ft VAS not tao small flr such nm ON.
lerprising thief ~ ." GU
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

al; me Fort Worth Debating society
WI WI hoiu meeting at the Commercial
,his ia the Smith Il Jarvis building
o,,is evening, The question to be dis,
u ,e, Is: Resolved, that foreign i'm
should be abolished 4
neaVy team will handle both Sides of
'n i question and an interesting discns.
sion is anticipated. ''so''s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14


:. The recent feat of Mr.. William H
taiiderbilts horses, Maud :. and
aialne, recalls an anecdote of the old
commodore, Mr.. Nanderbilt's father
VINO was passionately fond of horse!
ne was driving pair of fast
animals on BlooiN@sydale ron5
one day, when another nan
whom, be did not know. drova
up and attempted to pass him. Thai
stirred the old gentlenlan's ire and nnt
NM on his mettle, and for a few min.
ules mere was an impromptu race we'll
worm seeing. AT last the other man
made squirt, and in am attennt 70
pass caught the wheel of his mad
wagon In that of the co,nmodore,s
creating a violent collision and throw,
ing the railroad niagnate ont
on MS head. He was picked mn
carried some distance
y mouse, and for some time i, ~
s.hought he was dangerously. If nor
la.aiiy, injured. After while con
seiousness began to return. and Will
those around him Were anxinnsIy
Wa'ehii,g TO see ii he would come e,.
TREY 70 his senses, he looked nm an5
SAID: Did any of you fellers po ana
them horses was a.runni Di'o &c
a-trottin'?n i"hiiih OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
The Talrant prcscryes Drilling.

Fort Worth's noble body of de-
Tenders, the larrnt Preserves, met
for drill on the sidewalk fronting the
Smith q Jarvis block last night.
Brevet Corporal Shepherd was i'm
command, and his martial voice re
echoed through the silent night as he
moved his forces hther and thitber
The Preserves" can beat flock of
geese Keeping step all hollow md the
way they do their maneuverinp
would make Won Moltke cry like y
oaby and curse his moustache be-
cause he was ever born. The most
noticeable part of the performance was
me polite manner in which the gal
liant hrevet corporal ordered his
men. Mr.. Fox, won't YOU please
dress up" 'Mr. Leachman, YOU
VIII oblige me by holding Your
head up" are samples of the com.
nands issued. Brevet Corporal Shen-
herd Is an attache of the GAZETTE Of
nee, and to this may be attributed
MS captivating and favishing polite
ness: Every member of the command
carried the baton of Il tield-marshal i'm
ms M stern-wheel pocket. Bully for the
narrant Reserves. Bully for us
Bully for everybody. Whoop-he la-do
Tiger! ''O W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

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