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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

In McinOrlanl.

Whereas, II becomes our painful
duty 10 record The death of our beloved
Sister y, NJ. Price, who WINS member
Of this society and ia treasurer, aud.
for as much ~ II Is good TO make mem
ton Of departed worth therefore,
Resolved, by the members Of the
Band Of Willing Workers, that In the
death Of Sister Price this society has
lost n most valuable member
Resolved, That We bear explicit tos-
tln1ony to the noble worth. Chfletlnn
ncekncaa. patience and virtue Of our
departed sister.
Reso!yed, That we accept the exam
pie OF her character aud life, ~ u
mother, Christina nnd friend, and
That we are admonlnhcd by her death
to emulate her virtues and 10 live bet.
ter lives.
Received, That 10 all the members
Of her berenved fpt"ily we tender our
heartfelt sympathy, and commend
Them to he sato Eccpnp of God
Mrs. j. y. MURPHY, pros't.
Mgs. a. tuAupRoS, Sec'y.
Fort Worth, TcXns, Sept, ~, 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
Ladies' Entrance.

IA the arrangement Of their man,
ihotll establishments, Randall Il Cham.
per- Co., for the accommodation OF tho
i,t'ies, have made nn entrance on
houston street This entrance leads
dircclly Into the elegant notion nnd
lililllhory department OF this .entor-
pFmiilg llrm, which, with It's show.
eases lllled with rowers, rihhnns, hats,
nnli'e's, etc, nInkea QUE think OF
ithalefn ompotiuns, aud forgot that
we are almost on The frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
-A Lnlidnhlc Ilnslrn

10 MI all demandn Of their trade has
helunied Randall II Chambers Go. to
buy for tliis lnll's business the most
complete and extensive lino of dress
goods ever offered IN this market. Cot
ton hnitlnge a. y aud 10 cen,s per yard
nnd all lntecolols IN casbnleres Ia
dies cloths md dress ilnnnels. IL fuct
ttielf splendid atocl, Ia replcte with all
lhht taste cafi'sugpeBt or necessity de-
lnnnd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
iho celebrated diamond spectacle.
nj Howard TuiIy'a.
Now Drilp Firm,

Mr.. q, II Eastwood having gold his
interest IN the establishment of Dash.
wool ~ King 20 III. l., King of Ne,y
orleans, he firm name In lie future
NH be- known rs +, l.. King n %.
ihe now urn commence bGhncas with
bright prospects. before them, The
old lifm 81 Eastwood ~ King had nj
READY won nn enYinble reputation
among the trade, aud the ol,nge
pfitga additional capital to the buri
iicha nll u renewed determination on,
me part OF tho management 10 airlye
iop yr' greater possibilities,
rho new iirm laa the bpst wiahos Of
hl' Eastwood, who relircs from tbe
nuslicss that lac may devote his time
nun attention to the intorests OF lhe
EASTWOOD Medicine Company. Mr..
hlllg Is q druggist of long experience,
thorough aud competent in every dc.
l'nttlnent Of their hneiness, ana per-
,vg'iS trustworthy aud reliable. A
Wlght lnlure IN before them, aud tho
u',AHErit Wishes them MI the snece,s
they deserve.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
ANARCHY N TMs,3
rho white Men Mua l.N
Chleitasnw Lands d n \
Dance 10 On

rho white Men Mua al
Chleitasnw Lands 4, IA
dance 10 oyn
Gnihn,vlllt lhig4tlss
Mr.. Wiley Jollusa u n
has considerable piOIsa5It
thc Nation and wHayllm
week ago, having spgn!i 4
II Tishonilngo anaoIhapS
He returned gu siiluAN /
At reporter Of this Iouinal II
teryiewing hin 10 ih
whenever Mr., Johu,un oak
dieeIgagcd from bnsIus
There Is nov, .ays NJ
more confusion ID The IA
ever before, on The queiifs
aud fencing, The IsgtlaVs
Monday u week agu tK
who was dangerpuilyHI
accounts hot expected q
mcsAapc 70 the Legislature
that no new lass 10 aas
provisions be made lcsele
laws. II sceInsa lnhlorl4
lnlure nre favorable u
lands Of the ChIclsasa8'
blood Indians are ppIsssi
have taken tho war path
bling Of this body which I
by the whites aud l.all'ate
was the signal for hesllhas
party Of woll-armed IA
Pcndeletou. From AtR
forth, aud II Is bellesfdlh
wny-lay The whites saa
There were found ptsl
one white and one hiIl
by them.
Monday night they ans \.
and into 1'istlOrIilngA w
was so heavy aud recslT
afraid 70 50 cat q
Many declared thai llley \
)ut but didn't trust loga
The sheriff and olAff
resigned and two while'p "
ried In tho Nation upqF'p
7 endIeton 10 arrest la'
,aId about iI'ishomIasO "
last about six days 4
who owns Il large sla's
VIA shot ut hires llma
dams several days 49,
into tic first Stage ana W.T.
coming out Of the Ns'laa
Gov. Ovcrton, vha
najofity, Is alnioel \ WIZ
,peale English eullfll M
gressiye and doesal W.
course Of the tull,blssl.ae \. /,
1'le grievance y . ~
hey say. Il 70 Tue slls
an,la have BECOME e,llIr
rs by outsItiers uaa va n
d tie Indian gsfIlleg n,
10, $50 head Of cattle J, ~
belonging 70 the s'sl WYNN 4,
low cali II "WasalpSs'ee
~ way of dlversloa' NH
,nd half.breeds az
aud, Tie fnll.bloods' " "
. lie walI aud lhas ~
ONE desperate. ag It'd
. practically ailaral.l
Is speaks Of i despa .,,,s'
10 would not begogyl,pIs KY.
fof u million a'' .,'lg
The lndiaiis aIe II
ave nll the wilua'
lake them terrible, /, ID
What the result wila
'redIet, But i , es,ls''' .s1
,ould lead ton war a,s
5hen thn fires once W. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

~. Andrews church. seventeenth
sunday after Trinity, Services to-day
Holy communion NJ T;i5 Il. M. Sun
day school NJ $50 u. m. Morning
prayer, iltany aud seruion ut II a. ~.
Evening fervice at 1880 y. m.
Rev. a. A, Johnson, presiding elder
OF Dallas district aud Rev. y. ". Bod
Kin, pastor NJ ~. 'ouI's NJ. T.. Church,
len yesterday morning for "A ten days
trip 10 IoustoD aud Galveston. Az
the latter place a new aud elegant
church Is 10 be dedicated by Rev.
johnson on the 23rd inst. Business
and pleasure will minglc IN this Tip 10
the pulfnnd vicinity.
81. paulis NJ. Il. Church has granted
the pastor, Rev. +, II. I5odkIn, vaca'
tiun of ten days. Hence there VIII he
no services, except Sunday School dur
Ing his absence.
Services NJ the Fourth street NJ. II.
Church, South. There Will bc Sunday
School At D.3pn. M, mud public worship
nt /! ] "A. ~. and at = y. m, to-day.
HORACE BIsiior, PC.
First Baptist Church, Sunday School
ut $50 "a. NJ. Out Of Difference to Bro,
PcIiu'b meetings ~ inc tent, we VIII
have no other MrvIce nj our church.
j. u. MURPHY, Pastor.
There will DO Sabb tn School and
services AZ the Cumberland Prcsbytc'
rinn Church to-day.
Presbyterian Church, corner 4tl and
Calhoun streets. The usual services
viii bc held IN this church to-day,
Preaching NJ u. III. and Mt 7;i5 p. III
Sabbath School at $3.50 n. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:45 y. NJ.
HEy. w. Ggon0E, ID. d., Pastor.
Meeting Mt tho Gospel Tent nt 0 In
the morning; NJ Il Ia. M. Mai. Penn viii
give his sermon on ihe Ark. All
should hear this. At 4 O'Clock Mr.
Carrls, the organlht, VIII address tht
young men Of ills city aud II Is
especially desired that every yonpp
man should hear this talk on The Re-
ligl0n Of To-day Ats p. III. there
Will be preaching again. Mark the
time and be promptly On time All
are INVITED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
a Ilarn Ilrent.

ihe liikllt tpfgeof iha "a zrfrr uer.
KY Leol 'issits T lo'nciblng delleions
,, a Xxx XIV, w,S ~ ~ cream tiiit aud Of.
WINK ii'''i Ms. Lee Wonar, Healwnya
m ~, wlirt ule lighl workers wanf
NV nf'nsn !! last ~ the right ti,no
eaiv u,h,'ka We would say atll
MIN ngt inr fear iio would coustrue il
MIX, 4 mt iaf u repetition III law
!. ya,, uoiftpsira, Ne VIII sImpiy |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Fort Worth LsntcrDrisc

- nowhere more plainly shown than
IN hcnl manifested by her merchants,
hnd that zeal Il shown by no tifm 10 d
gbehtcr extent than by Randall 81
'Inhn,bersto. The progressive spirit
they nave shown In the Improvement
oi their building and tho Increase Of
lhelr trade during the pnat twelve
lsh credit 10 any city. Gail
ana zee llleir great stock of carpets,
aud rugs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

AZ the establishment OF Fakes & Go.
new goods continue to arrive soon
their large and conniodloua bouse viii
be crowded 80 Its utmost capacity with
furniture selected with special refer
ence To the WANTS Of The Westprn
trade. Their stock Is by far the large. 81
In North TcXaa, and q better quality
or greater variety of goods cant, L he
found IN tho state. MesBrs. Fakes ~
90, make n speciality of fine furniture
ana house furnishing goods, aud IN the
selection Of their present atock Mr.
iitts has shown moro than hl4 usunl
Taste and Judgment. They have now
IN stock parior nets that ARE simply
gorgeous, and cabinets, easrA, work
stands aud conter tables that are per.
feet beauties. In house furnishing
goods they have novelties too nuncr.
ouh 10 mention aud OF such elegant
style aud dcsign that pen picture
would not do them Justice Before
your purchases are made examine
Their s,ock aud compare prices with
~. Louis quotations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

CINDERELLA CHILDREN.
IsemHrkabia Progress An Interesting Ito
bearsni Yesterday Afternoon.

HtmarkabiD Progress An Interesting Ita-
beareai Yesterday Anernoon,
A representative Of the GAZETTE,
by special Invitation, witnessed u re-
llcnrsal Of the olioriIscs 10 bo given ~
The rendition Of Cinderella, yesterday
afternoon. The chorus iA about three
hundred strong aud IN made OF nm
array Of beautiful children, aome Of
whom are not very small however,
and they slug the popular bnllnds with
grant fergOr ana precision, Some Of
tbs songs rrqlire u little netlug which
makes them more interubtlng mud
tho voices Of The young Indies
engaged make The chorus hlrunR
en- ugh 10 III the largest houyo OF
theatre. Tie inpidity With which
these children learn the airs Ii certain
~ very remarkable, but they me Hll
full II cniluhlnsm and viii create u
great iurore aud sensation about tho
middle of October IN our new operg
houee Mre i,en'ou Is interchangeable
aud n KINDLY nssihied IN her work by
MIA Wiley, Mrs, Hickey, Mfa. Ram
dali, Mira Mccall and others aud by
MiBges Willie nnd ealie Bart, Msa
tieids end aihgrn who render her very
vniuah,e ssfsiGe,
Every 1ilr soslns "a take nu Interest Ia
thanueeoaa of Cinderella aud tho intiea
are met witli encouragement on every
side, Among this elloruspa rendered
yesterday were; "1he Man lle- tic
Moon Twinkle, Twinkle, Little
star ,Coelslc, Cackle,p johnnie
Morgan WHIT iii The Clouds Roll
n.y. naerninn lf,fh,n aud mnny
others, The nnnies of which The "a,
hrlfh nan iost IN the confusion Of
beautiful fnces which surrounded him,
but he observed enough to venture t,e
prediction thai Cinderella win lis thn
Rrehteat event Witnessed here ia tho
way Of Juvenile opera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
MnInr Penn.

WIN his gohpol tent, is good for anv
community aud he leaves u good NJ.
nuenoe behind him, but long after ill.,.
great evangelist has foided hls tent
And silently departed, Randall q
Nhhihheln Go, viii abide with ths
good people ~ this vicinity. COM
aud examine their beautiful array ~
plain aud embossed Yelyels and oLoiea
Hue Of black aud eolorcd cashmeres
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Privileges for baf, "A, !.
stand on the aicund, I
Worth Driving Park ss.,
Ing the race niesl|pr I Y
September eth and sa !.
IN front Of the coudlas
Worth on WedncsiA,,
at z O'Clock y. M
] p Nh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
New aud i'opllInr Colo,,a

Ia dress are adopted by carpet mann
lectures, hence ln new stock IA ihn
place ia llnd the latest ealors, lsandnil
q Chambers 90, have Just opened 9n
pieces i carpet directly from manuf,c.
iufers, BE sure 90 STE them before v"n
buy elsewhere. ~"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

A II !
Az Atlanta a nv wv ,,,la IA \
| Maltose cat strayea,a "4 .gtnl /
Mr.. ELLIS on Hous'o's, ad ~
Itself quite At hons soa rss III
by ffr. Ellis Win so ~ sig1
ure ~ n he needed 4 * X.
ne v,c "gsio' II uuill as s,''.s]
ihe a,t followed NJ Man, d''a
and while he was , pa'.s,ssIa.sli1
clothing Il pnrfs,u NJ, esi ID
tiolaieiy liepoil.d y /. III 4
tlyaSalr Ielllspushep' slh'Is Y
er ao9'' llIe dosr, When x, \,
n - a,'ilIn ne sir, nals y ',''GIs'
uunnllrd on, scrapIag q
tho toe, ~ w IN. Enh &
seized Miss NVinil'sa "a 4
Of t' he leg, biting IN w sH'
II Itihep raa ~ s'sIA Il
|, , n,Nv. dowa AMI Iaes', v, ~
" ..ar heiaff y NO n
when ID ran under Y, ,s ~ Y
Mas oalle,i int ",lss,a. is'v,
4 was a''ol .,. VIM Wy n
nd daughter s ,s,ss,lug ~
, rob- SH' SsyddropA'B'' |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

cautrell & billiard arc selling ihei.
l,laups aud orgnuH ~ great Aacrlllr.
SOW Is your chance 60 got n nne i,l
struinent cheap, IVY 'N'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
Slllel,ln

,,,y never committed by men whose
n ,n',s pfactice economy, Why should
wha pay si.2b fora TIP elsewhere
thson' randall a Chambers Go. yell
"eui Tor ~ centsg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

That chnnReabln cashmere at Ran
dali d Chambers Go. u at 20 cents per
yard Is the hnndsouebt dress goods for
the money Ia the market,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

!, me eos'tst retreat la tho city 81 the
spaiur'Ns tnloo1 on Houston etrcpt.
y me @ofk ~ old Kentucky WHISKY
y aiways 90 i'and and good music
FURNISHED 10y HE eolored band.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

The zephyr stuck ut Randall n
Gllnnlhern Co.'s has just been opened
IN" oolors hre Mi new, aud huVb' {
been picked over. Call aud examine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Vag,rtll y plllnrd are prepared TO
go an Nlhds of repairing and engrav.
l"k Now lewelry IA ldp 20 order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

'antrell " billiard have the finest
a ,.ak OF diamonds aud watches ever
",,rouRht To Fort Worth, aud ARE aellng
f inSnl cheaper than were ever known
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
Hotel and Boardips,iiousc Keep

Are respectfully invlIcd to examine
our lne OF carpcts before buying. We
htvG q good stock, comprising every
lhlnR from cheap hemp carpets to tile
iintst all wool and tapestry,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

~ twenty-five cents for an elegant tip
Ivy color NJ Randall n Chambers
~ N hnd don YOU FORGET A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

flelsehnan's compressed yeast nc
Spencer 4 Tucker Towel eohp Is NIL
the 60,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

flpiachmnn'a compressed yoaat at
spencer n Tucker. Towel soap III al
tbs no
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
isnlnon nle,,l,,d l,nr,,era

Are notified Ilial Randall Il Chambers
~ are luat ~ faneipt OF u large lot of
vt'efn aud oil mnttluga, Satisfactory
iifirnA Guaranteed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

10 whom ~ may conccrn
raw yesterday at Randall u Clam
bera Co n better piece OF black cash
mere Tor 40 cent? per yard than ever
before snw sold for 90 cents.
.IoHN SMITH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

l'Icisohmnn's compressed yonat at
Spencer & Tucker, Towel soap Is all
the 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
An Omen secret

Among The ladies' II that the Randall
~ NhHlilbera 90. are Offering feather
,,'p' ~ lower prices than anybody,
= 'off" for q nice fp Just think OF H.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

bnay y, mind thnt SILVER LOAF
BAKING POWDER IL pure aud
lIaGh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

0lopkmen's watches with chain
charm mud Aleeyo buttons 10 match a.
Cnhttcll X Billiards, :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

,MaV,thHlNE aud WHISKY SUI.
,iy,',is We advise you TO wplte 20 Prof.
'a ~ Howdey, l'arl., Texas, sole
'b'"'' Ho1d remedies. CondeieHfiei,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Tolly's Is headquarters for piano.
and organs Of best quality
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

hlulsellninn'a compressed yonst at
hpeneef y fupker Towel soap Is Mi
tile Hu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
Elegant iFurniiure.

Diamond Plus, cur drops, solitaire mud
cluster Rings Mt 'rully'a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

" WIZ ny ven TO look through the
lsnlnant. ~ sllks, satIns aud dress
goods at Taylor 4 Barr's.i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

=, fleihchmana compressed yeast ut
spencer " Fucker, Towel SOAP ia all
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

!. fluh'nhfnnu's compressed ynhat "a,
,psnass 4 ruekss. Towel snap n al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Surprise your wifu with package
OF SILVER LOAF BAKING row
DER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Garry totno n hpX or SILVER
LOAF BAKING POWDER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-05
IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA.
The Effects of the "Readiustncnt''
Movement Upon the Material In
forests OF the Old Dominion.

An English settler in the state OF
Virginia writes 10 n New York paper,
rs follows: Efforts are making 10 in
duce immigrants to come 10 Virginia,
but so far with but small success.
Among the inducements are cheap
land and mild climate and nearness
TO markets. The last census shows u
foreign-born population of less than
! per cent n condition of things that
Is not without its disadvantages as
well as advantages. The white popu-
lation Is homogeneous, of pure English
stock, and almost identical with that
of early New England but, unlike
New England, Virginia Is a stagnant
pool at home and without influence
abroad. We pay men forty cents aud
women twenty-five cents, with rations
of half II pound of bacon asd two
quarts Of meal per day, for ordinary
farm work. The men get 81 a day on
railroads, and of course, they leave is.
The girls go north to the cities, where
they are paid more per week than we
pay per month. Already we begin 10
complain OF scarcity OF labor. But
the colored people do not want 10 go
away. II we Were able or willing 10
pay fair wages we should have abund-
ance or labor. There Is, however, no
advance in the value OF land IL Is
worth less to-day than twelve or iif'
teen years ago or, rather, II sold then
for more than IL was worth. One I'M
portant factor in the calculations Of
the western enigrant Is the rise in the
value of land. He believes that, 20
where he will, land Is sure TO advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-05
ss,No Enlrn cha1Es 10 Rcseryo-se

AT home they have nelghbors of like
political faith. Here they stand alone.
As my son remarked To me when de-
clined TO vote: Father you are u
nian without a country.n There
is not u soul within miles of my
home with whom can dis
cuss national politics in an ntelli-
gent manner. The Democrats and
the Readjusters divide tho state he.
tween them, and squabble about the
debt neither party intends 10 pay.
The Readiusters are more ouispoken
In their dishonesty. The other side IL
sanctimonious aud pratcs about honor.
/ have met only one man who is in fa-
vor of paying the debt in full Ut the
cost of Increased taxation. With n
busy population probably employed,
the blatant politician would retire 10
his proper obscurity. and Virginia, no
longer ragged, bankrupt, n Dragging
pauper among states hut clothed and In
her right mind, would resume her
place In the national councils, the
place she formerly heidi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-05
Gored BY Cow.
IDcnison Herald News


A little girl about twelve years Ol
nge had thrilling experience aud
narrow escape from death yesterday
afternoon about two o'clock. She lives
with her mother, Mrs. White,
a short distance beyond the
railroad on Paw-paw creek. AT the
time mentioned she was with her
mother preparing TO wash some
clothes. The mother went down to
the creek and left the girl alone with
the clothes for q short while. and dur
ing the mothers absence COW wan
dered UP and made an attack upon the
clothes, after the fashion OF many
other cows. The little girl attempted
10 drive the animal oil and 80 en-
ragged the latter that II made furious
attack upon the child. Rushing upob
her the animal taught her upon It's
horns, threw her in the air and as she
was descending caught her ngDin.
About this time Mr.. George stark,
the stock yards man, wns fortu-
nately passing through the
woods near by aud being nj
iracted by the frantic screams ~ the
child he rushed 10 her assistance aud
drove the ui,ly beast of. But for his
timely arrival, the child would UNI
have been killed. As II was
the clothing was torn from her per.
son and she was badly bruised by the
horns Of the animal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-05

The change would

the case. The change would
prove to be measure ~
economy, and would discourage the In.
stitution of needless and Oppressive
legal proceedings, which il Is to be
feared have in some instances bsen
conducted for the mere sake Of nor.
sonal gain. Much interesting and
valid Information is contained In The
report of the ''iS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-05

G. II. Lewis, druggist of Cedar
Vale. Kansas, writes; II have sold
'Prickly Ash Bitters' for the past seven
or eight years, and consider them one
OF the most reliable proprietary medi.
cines handle, as Is eviDced in the
continued increase In sales and the
almost universal satisfaction which at
tends their USE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-05
Opinion OF Eminent DIR. IL. s,
Steuart.

LPrcsidento of Maryland Hospital, Bnltimorc.l
" ! HAVE used C0lden's
Liquid Reef Tonic for more than n year
IL combines the virtues Of food and
tonic rtmarkoJy and ann satisfied has
snUcd huG when any other medicine
would fail.p (Rcmember the name,
CoLpEN's take no ohcr.)