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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
Hat Department.

Ivi l'uL Mons nncst quality son ielt black
hnts only three dollars and a half Wonnr
NJ f'nI WIN i. n ,tgo iiNo uol,aI.,
nlnYh ielt inls, only thfce dollars ana "A
RI'i' spmnt price I'VE dollars,
liNi iHll Nrhh hubhN low crown latest style
nlark nnd brown ielt hats, only two dollars
nnWN h"iIi Hrprlce three dollars ana u
nMus
~ lain Moh y nlnck. blue ana brown sta
ieil nhts, onlN Two dollars aud quarter
g, M Wrh ,l price lnlue dullNfa ana matt
Nv ~, M'h SAuA luNlliy uhe black
iuT htts no, III every respect only lvc
unlath, holuhllN cow lNo dollars ana hRlt
Bnu SOU ny y snhr " samuel Tor eight dol-
W., ,.
lnl ~. VoWmons hcnNy weight black ielt
nntsi ptNt luhi,lNl ohiy SIX dollaiH, FORMER
DEC elRut uollhts anu u hhlh
inIWl towinon's drah felt hats, "iunter's
bosl nnly hNe dollars MclNlus price
wNli dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
Furnishing Goods Dept

LOT SlSD Mania hest ouotity, s,,or,,. st,ot,,,
manuel drivers AMY ma loiIar 49,, ni, I'M
,'o. Wv Us wv phN uuilAl Nilu h'N-
f SI,Niln niis ssmtsi MSnnSr samnels' price,
LOT isis Mons esirt fne ouo,i,v scar,c,
n ha opE nmnS uLWets ehiy one 1olsr mud
ter f''NN' wv "'''''S "'u N"'''
rorS,st N,.r,s h,o,., ~ ,,.,,, ,.,
J,s, vc,. . t.' ,Vuny ~ Nvot ecNtlot
nIar nrl,e ,,n n ,,,i, anu p""rNcn ieg-
LOT SIS Mons hos, whIip shol.cr hanna,
,I,,,,,,, 49, ,,. NJ, W.i'N T"hn'F .atlNvl
Seawer W 9niy SnS dollar md teNenty;nye
ana u hniG f''so WV U'''''s
on Al, vor,s ~, ,,,t,. o,,. ann,
1rnvrrs r,iy o,,, ,,,I,, ~, 4 ~ ,ts na.,hN.
price mo dollars and y onny r ""''' 'or'''r
\ IN finS 49, W, ~, " H,mu.tvf' ,,..,,
ann drawers oniy my cents. former ,ricc
scVonty.hvc cents.
LOT 50Si, Mems cNtn heavy unhlcachcl
uslll drawers, only thir'N-'lNo cents, Wenar
y Srr ,iv ,ily cents.
W llsN Mems host aud heaviest hlenchod
nnop a@lnT, unufrsn,fI,s,oh,S Guy Inllni
n hnlL '''''' WV
ia" I5S Mans u,,c iio,,,,,,,, ,.,,, ,.,,.
undcIShlrls. only sevcnty.iye cents, Ne.
mar y Samuel'a price, ono dollar and TWEEN.
ty.nNe cents.
LOT iS,2 Mems unblcached canton Ganuol
undcrshlrtS, only my ccutS; former price
soyenty-nvo cents.
ton nannei Jrnwnys n,ndp nnd nnIsh,d in
the best possible mannor, only one dollar:
Mennr n S,inuel's price, ono dollar and
my cents.
nlturnN1 Iumtnn
ers. only siNiy-hvo cents. t1rn,er nrirr an,
dollar
LOT lSli Mems unhlcpohcd canton nnnupl
drawers, only any cents, FORMER prico. sev.
Cnty- Ave cents
LOT inlN Mcn's white inprino lfn,rcrs ,nlv
SrVenty.fvn cents Wonnr 4 AnInuoiS
price one dollar and IA uunrtpr
Lot 10. ladies' fino an wool scarlet vests
and pants only gA51 suit Wcnnr A Snn.
ueis' price $50. f'nese nrc the hest goo,is
manufactured.
LOT ~ ladies' very 1uo s-nrlct lnn,hs,
wool vests and pants only 81 %. wcnar i
Snmuols' price . 90
IOTl Ladies' line cashmere ,yool vests
aud pants only 500 suit. Former prlco
$500
TorI r,a,es, ano ,os,,,,,., ,...,s ,,
'',i - t.u''n my ,'ishlhVie vests hlu
Pl an,s only one dollar and hni suit
','', Pii'o wv" "'''"'H "uu "hl'
LOT IL. Ladies' fancy trimmed morlno vests
only one dollar; former price one dollar
ana hall.
IDTlt IndIcs' pnn ,,srt,,, ,.o.,s o,,,,, M.
cents Wonar a snmueig prioe seyeniy. nv
cents.
nr 10 IN,
- ~. n uiia nn' lhrtino vests anu
p nn, vi,is o,kh'N vN't' hulli lotmpt price
NY ui'''v n,,u " nn.i ~. -. ~, ...,-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

tann.ries in our midst, regulate and
enlarge the scope of our markets and
prove in all ways entionable of in
calculable advantage TO this commu-
nifty. Business men, what say you!
Shall YOU not be up and doing. I'm
union there is strength" See to II
that every endeavor is put forth and
let us have the Colorado City Board OF
Trade.
The event of the season in Colorado
was the marriage of Mr.. Jno. l.. Doss
to Miss Amanda Krech, which took
place at the residence of Judge Mason,
the brides brother-in-law, on Wednes-
day morning last, the 9TH inst. We'd
ding bells rang merrily, and amid the
sweet scented orange blossoms, typical
of loves own purity, the happy young
col,ble were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony, Rev. Mr.. Van Orden
officiating, surrounded by a host of adj
miring friends composing the cite
of our city. The ceremony per-
formed. n magnificent repast was
partaken of, dainties and substantials
alike set forth in OVERLOOKING abund-
ance. and wit and humor seasoned the
feast that will be long remembered by
all attendant. The presents received
by the handsome couple were valuable
and useful and were the harbingers OF
well wishes of a large and extended
circle of friends. After a cessation of
festivities incident to the occasion the
happy pair, accompanied by the sister
and brother of the groom, took the
east- bound train for II short tour, on
completion of which they will return
and take up their residence in South
Colorado. May the voyage down life's
troubled stream be pleasant, peaceful
and happy. May the bird always
sing and the sunshine always be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.

LGT 4Si, Ladies' finest FfcnCh kid hutton
shoes, no better IN the market, only four
lars
LoT ISi. ladies' finest French kid button
shoes, extension soles, only four dollars
ana hali; FORMER price SiN dollars.
LOT Sii Ladies' best quality Curlso kid
button shoes, only three dollars, W. ~ SIS
price four dollars.
LOT SIS. Ladies' fine kid bottom boots ongy
two dollars and n quarter, ". \ S's price
three dollars ana "A quarter.
LpI SIS. Ladies fine Rid button Shoes. com
mon sense heel, only one dollar and a half
former price two dollars and half.
LOT sSl. ladies' fine grain button shoes
only ono dollo and u half, former price two
dollars md u hall,
LOT 7SS Ladies' inc mont lace kid boots
only two dollars and "A quarter, W. Il SIS
price three dollars and a quartOr.
LOT 49,. Misses fine CuriSo Kid button
boots, only two dollars and quarter, W. Il
S's price three dollars and quarter
LOT 8il. Ladies' fine glove Kid, box pointed
toe, very stylish, only two dollars, former
LOT 5ij. Ladies' iront lacc pebble goat
shoes, only one dollar and seventy-f I've
cents; iormerpricc two dollars and u half
LOT oil. Ladies' fine sewed calf shoes. only
one dollar aud half rcgulnr price two
dollars and quarter
Lon rs. Misses fine Curi,o kid button
boots, only two dollars aud seventy 4 I've
cents, former price four dullAlB.
LOT $50. Misses line ~ htic goat button
boots, only one dollar aud :, nnli, ", y SIS
T.
LOT 0O. Misses fine glove grain solar tip
button shoes. only one dollar aud seventy.
i've cents, former price two dollars and n
half
LOT 6ji. Misses fine glove grsiu button
shoes, only one dollar aud n quarter, W. "
SIS price Two dollars.
LOT 90, Misses Inc glove grain mont lace
shoes, only one dollar, regular price one
dollar ana q half
LOT lso. Misses Pcbblod Goat, front lace,
sewed shoes, only one dollar. former price
one and "a half
LoriDj. Ladies' Fine Glove Kid. patent tip,
noni lace, only one dollar and IA quarter,
former price two dollars.
LOrS0l. Ladies' Fine Front Lace Kid Shoes,
only one dnllar and half, former price two
and q quarter.
LOT III. ladies' Cloth Kid. Fox. Newport
ties, only one dollar, former price one and
three-quarters.
Lor 7l2. Ladies' Fine Kid, Low Quarter
Button Shoes. only one dollar, Nenar q
Samuol's price one and threc-quriers.
LOI 3Si. Ladies Fine Pebbled Goat, Low
Quarter Button Shoes, for one dollar, former
price one aud three-quarters.
LOT 99l. Ladies Fine Kid Newport Ties, only
sovcnty-iive cents, regular price one and u
LdTNl7. Ladies' Fine Kid Sandals, only one
dollar regul AZ price ono and u half
LOT M. Ladies' Fine Curiso Kid Sandal
slippers. only one dollar aud II quarter,
Wcnnr ~ Samuels price two dollars,
LOT 7Oi. Indies Fine Kid Opera slippers,
only scVenty-llVc cents, former price one
dollar and quarter.
LOT 7,S. Ladies Fine Kid Opera slippers,
only any cents, former price ono dollar
LOT Dgl, Ladies' Kid slippers, for home
Wear only hfty cents, regular price one
LorS9. Ladies' 'Busklns' only hny cents,
regular prce one dollar.
LOrm9. Ladies' Rest quality Carpet Slip
pers, only forty cents, worth seNenty-hNe
cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
MITCHELL COUNTY.
, y in Colorado -Suggcstion-A
brilliant Marriage-LOcal and
Personal Notes,
'1ionaence OF the Gazette.

iondence of the Gazette.
"Siado, November 1.-THE bust
interests OF Colorado were never
M M, ,t or IN a more prosperous con-
Il anan at represent time. Trad
y al INES of merchandise is active
ollsK, and customers find out
~ %e aole TO make their purchases
,n hecessarles and luxuries at as
~. Iaoie prices right here as in Fort
IN and Dallas, freights counted
st 'ne stock of goods carried by our
"anls comprises as fine and COM
~. assortment of all articles used
l, as are to be found at any
Sd ~ me state of Texas. Our city
ua,y growing by accessions
al parts of the Union and evil
,,. Of solid and substantial pros
|tTIoasle before our eyes and speak
4 ourselves. We are ali alive to
fsgneiiie OF improvement that can
tsa,eu 10 advance the interest of
"a immunity. One thing we do
ra nere, an institution that would
nm ~ 10Y the general welfare of the
I othasne present state than any
/ 10 enterprise we can think of
n - .le organization by our business
ama board Of trade. This would
ers., them TO pool their
nus, would be an institu-
SEMI ioster new enterprises,
.,jna hate correct and reliable infor-
10 =, concerning our city and coun-
ans ' ~ world abroad, could devise
M 4 nu measures for the establish
V nii!is, factories, canneries and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

bright and cheerful on this happy
union. So say we all.
The city prisoners from the calaboose
are doing good work in cleaning and
grubbing the principal travelled thor
oughfares.
A. p. Bush, Il. G.. Bush and A. p.
Bush, ir., have incorporated the Ala
bama and Texas Cattle company, with
q capital stock fixed at S250.00O. The
Headquarters of the general manager,
Mr.. A. p. Bush, jr, will be at Colo
rado City, with the home Office of the
company established at Mobile, Ala.
The ranch is situated on the Double
Fork of the Brazos.
The Colorado d. Seven Wells Water
works company are daily looking for II
consignment of pipe and tools to be
used In commencement of the work of
putting In our new water supply.
The insurance adjusters have made
amicable settlement of all policies
covering losses in the last months
disastrous fire. The fire limit law and
an efficient system of night watchmei.
have done much toward lowering the
former excessive tariff charged on
risks here.
Coal Is scarce and high here. Owing
to some misrepresentation regarding
orders, the supply has run souleS'hat
short this week, and the small amount
on hand commanded Il preniiu M fg-
ure.
Jno. Doss and Mrs. D0ss, the newly
Joined couple, are looked for TO return
from their honeymoon tour on to-mor-
rows train.
Il. Hirshberg and ladies of Tom
Green countyltook the train yesterday
for trip back to their old home in st.
Louis.
Mr.. Porter, attorney at law, ran
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

down 10 Sweetwater yesterday TO at
tend TO business In the district court.
| Jacob Frinkle returned this morn
ing from trip to the East, looking
smiling and cheerful, He thinks
there's no place.like Colorado.
| G.. G. Cotmau has finished shipping
his beeves from here and has taken
back track 10 Comanche.
A. w. Littlehale, n wool buyer of
Fort Worth, is in the city.
Specifications are published and bids
asked TO be made TO the next meeting
Of the city council for grading and
guttering the streets. The contracts
VIII be LET at once and work Will be
pushed rapidly forward.
An old blind man with hand organ
excites the careless passer-by on Oak
street. Many nickel and dime does
the old man gather in.
Mr.. L.. sneider announces that he
wishes to sell his household goods
prior To leaving the city.
Miss Dora Wallace of Fort Worth is
visiting our city, u guest Of Mrs. ID.
Mahoney.
DIR. Lee Is In town to-day, having
run up from Sweetwater to look after
the settlement of his insurance poll
cies on property destroyed in last
months fire.
Julius, the ever popular visitor from
Levi Bros, Dallas, came in on this
mornings train.
Mr. II. NJ. Crutchfeld, manager for
w. Ii. Slaughter, was united I'm the
holy bonds OF niatrimony last week to
Miss Fannie East.
While this street grading Is being
done. IL Is to be hoped our city en-
gineer will also make provision for the
general drainage OF waste and slop
water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

LOT 12l. Mems heavy drovcrs' French kid
boots only four dollars ana ~ half, Wenar &
Samuel's price six dollars.
LOT leo. Mems heavy grain "Napoleon'
roofs, hali Scotch button standard screw,
only four dollars aud q half, Wonnr x
Snmnel's price six aud h,sli.
LOT sag, Mems fine kip po,gcd boots only
sa,M Wonar 4 Sainuel's price sA5n.
LOT 2ss. Nen's fine nln stock kip boots,
haii double sole, only 50, former price 81
LOT ESD. Mems extra quality fine kip
boots, tsp sole, only $500, Wcnar II sam.
ners price :, 80
LOT 9Se. Mems handmade standard screw
zap sole Kip boot only ~, Wenar n sam.
ucls price. Sl.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
,lnq Department.

=,
!, The "Celcnraa,',o,,". ti,ing on,
s,,,, the haiiu .nJ n haif. Sold in
1issn doiiais5 ar twenty-five dollars.
q oar -sa tmere. only twelve dol,
s's,rii can't DC ,, VoV SSnilars
Y, IS than tWeit e;,,cv Scotch Sack
\, Our"Dr!Ve, ie" oNcs,nallv cost "
" Twelve doi.aHIs 'hnif This is an
ss,n dollar III" "
I. vsas FIN, C, ,.. .n,I cvervyhere,
ery ten dollai'' oic
"a dslar. anu Y ,t,l,aa,',o1 sock snits
ssR 0ur rang ~ mice thirtv
,siy dollars W"
.,ar cults. only cirh-
III oar "Als ~, nv This IL viii save
igin. lfyou IVY ty,.ornnot
l,s,prseo OF a a.,e ,.I'nSlish Walk.
no, oar haau .,, iio,,,rs and "A hnlf.
wsiand styllsh' W." y . i'NS '"e
T. ddhrs. -, vortbcr'' suits. worry
I've, or "ItAns o,r,g1arrIilv chenn ~
X anl dnss!, ,,n,.th tUrutv-tlve
III dGla!S wen
~ .ttorrison Cashmere
sra. oar oesl ii .aii iar .oiI nvorv-
N OILY iNenH u"''"''' '' N''''
/ ! N ,hiTg dollaIs.,ti, soci, sri, co,.
.ice. 4 ief! Mia. regniar nrica
slir. c,,.o, r,,seimoro soo,,
| Rli. Ven. my ranVs III y hnir "A, q.
rly,Ileen uo,l', ,i : ~, ~ ~ q In ~ "
~ lyeiiy.lE9,u11lil ,u, 80 s,,t,s a.,
49, Ntns blsch JoiIn,y rn,.,,,, 80.
4 III lfok ioi hi'eeh "'''''''' ''i'''Si
Yi.y dollais. ,,,..o,, Nt-or
e,i. Neus me bIuI "" 1871
4 az si's, Neiy nO,p ~, oh ni,o y" 0'No
y. n. ass price elsnlevil uoilitrs,
IN: liens fancy Mixed Scotch SACK
A a ylriAled ali WOO, Nyrs , " ilsh' OF "
4 - dollars and ii.ll' ioriilcr prloe
a 1.-TWO dNOAnahu y uHu. c...,....
a Blo. Mems Lne nc'lon oilssililere
4 suits, splendid so9us, ohiS elgnlSen
4 III, sod t'tqrHe'e lot twenty-five
w,
3Il9ls. ltsHis,! blue i,ingolal s,sGh
IA dolAnada hall, W. * SIS price
|re8iwoh,- uhu u nan. ,-..-
bI.ld. feitl! nahusoiile tossl,ilere
Erkalarshls on,S twenty uoliars'
n. t.EE.siI uoll'',s. w.,
III ~ ~ ihtcN ftench W orsleu
ttSsN " noDpleSt lhillg on, ohly
~ n-A regular price thirty dol
u -, g.. ,u, ,-,..
fiss ltas cray Mixed Cassimere
) aA iay umIaole, warranted al
y y . sllsi uo 'i hlu ~ nun, W. "
~ pgsl.!'tWo uolllrs anu nun.
Nv Asi,e uihcy scolSn cashmere
~ ,sis i,, a ONE, 9nly eiEhieeh
',islAr price lwenty-nNe dollars.
" hsa q !. nlack i,1iia N, SACK suits,
a NJ. iii'eei' ""''"iS' ioriier Prlcc
Asns ~ WOOL dii,eaVy scotch
.1 ,,,.a, ~, UIS nioech "oiIars,
a., 1, rm $500 49, Jp'. 49,. ,,-
Aehs ldilcN scotch CheNlot sack
" ny i'st G'lu uul,nlc, lor only
o Tg,ts' % '''" w eiS " mere ioI iWch-
u ~, c,ncy co,str,or, ,.a,- .,t,.
u'''"is' w. =" price hiteeh dol
u,,s, OH ,,ooi Soa,at, ..,. ..
~, ynn a. Mn w. ~. 'nVot ,l sack SUITS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

for public shcaring 10 be held here
next spring. Many shecpincn have
already sigDilied their willingness TO
enter, provided Il sufficient number OF
parties Will engage In the contest.
Any one.wisiing TO enter his sheep
will confer a favor by nd
dressing j. Byrd Thompson,
manager of branch office Loving Pub
fishing company, Colorado. IN regard
TO this subject. An exhibition OF this
kind would be beneficial In more ways
than one, and we hope TO make sue.
cess of II. THIS can readily be accom-
pIished II our Iloclimasters will shake
themselves, and take little interest
In the matter
a good sheep herder can he sup
piled with u job by calling at this
Office within the next few days.
Mrs. s. +. GJasscock, who has been
on IA trip To her husbands ranch Ia
Mexico, returned home yesterday.
---~-s -
Miss Woodford. the three-year old
daughter OF Imp. Billet, has proven In
vincib.e this on, winning with
ease all the important events for which
she was entered. At Baltimore, on
Friday, the 18th, she beat IroquOIs,
the winner Of the Derby, Drake Car
ter ANA George Kinney, all known TO
fame.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
- : -
'llNS0N
liant Land
PERSONAL

Ruce Of iheo '
y. Novernl'
suit Of Ro
been occi
II court dun '
made u co
dnnts, wht |
tho Land $
&c 70 pay
~ per acre {
q property !
some Of II
land hcrea'
Il fh0lland
Inns been
] hiw engage
DO best legal
|ufoI,i.
5ridges OF " '
~. sbiprinl
( Alilhonr y
w. Aiintz an
day forashd
3Iaire af q
4 p'''pes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
Trunks and Valises.

WE HAVE In stock n large assortment of
trunks and yulscs, which we are Offering
at less thnn wholesale prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

land
dd amsge oSbeHsad
cn
ono
H a@ price, wmu~nSMm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
PINT

rost-rA
Thieves
co0f tho
Soyeiill|
last mig
fepor
y, not
III day,
horrible.
% peoi,l'|
Ing cou
btlse ail, |
ceined v
ing at I
eiladed
1of ilors,
cdntlig
scl up az
srs with
lit in II
korbeclse
until /
It Justi|
having q
,ndaiIce /
Id before
7 u graded
far dist
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

ARE ton crrtain txteut 90 used yel. -vs..
they are out n late intbis day. They
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

q. I'illinghast 4 On. ather dealers.
that the assets viii reach about $1,000
instead Of so so ~ stated IinbIli-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

(, osr-A DARK BRowS pUP NBoTT
iawo ysnis ola. very isi re hrdef VIII
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12

s's i h.s ,5 iast from the Noyih. Address Us.
Sidl.uArieN VA S1'l[p ~ ,,,n,sE,,peIR
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-18

In measles scarlatina and other diseases Of child
hood when the disease abates and disappears the child
may be eftwth dropsical illusions, with ulcers in the
and where diphthera has extended 10 the mouth
and lips at the corners of the mouth. without the
bloodpurfying effects of Hoods Sarsaparilla recov-
cry is'very slow such ulcers very obstinate.
With II the very best success has been obtained.
After diphthera-Seven children of JAMES II. BUR-
CESS, Middleboro, Mass. had diphtheria the same
spring. All survived, but complained of pains bodily
distress and cramps Five bottles of Hoods Sarsapa
rilla cured the whole seven.
For five years after he had scarlet fever the little
of JAMES V. A. PRoUDFooT Chicago, suffered from a
foul running about his ear. Hoods SarsaparIa
cured him.
After vaccination--Two children OF Mrs. G. L.
THOMPSON West Warren, Mass. broke out with run
ming after vaccination, dreadful the mother
thought she would lose both. They entirely
cured of these sores by Hoods sarsaparilla.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-18
One Of the Bows.

Aurora has little jackass that enjoys
a drunken spree and will drink liquor
until his ears can no longer wag. While
under the influence of wine or whisky
he will perform many amusing tricks.
One day number of Bodieites visited
Aurora. After drinking all they could
conveniently carry, the Bodieites turned
their attention to the jack. He was es-
corted into saloon and the champagne
ordered The jack took his medicine"
like an old-timer. After the second
quart had disappeared the animal be-
came frisky and wanted more. He tried
to climb upon the bar, and when intim-
idated he displayed a bad temper by
kicking a county official in the abdomen
and biting a lawyers leg. Not until he
had drunk pint. of whisky did the in
temperate jack quiet down. In the
morning he was found stretched out
near deserted building. A cocktail re-
vived him, and he was ready for another
"run with the boys. "-Bodie (CaL)
Free Press.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-18

1t seems strange that any will suffer from the
many arrangements brought by impure con
dition Of the blood when Scovills Sasapariila and
Stllingia Blood and Liver Syrup, will restore per-
feet health TO the physical organization II s the best
Blood Purher ever discovered, effectually curing
Scrofula Blood disorders, Weakness OF the Kid.
neys. Erysipeas Malaria. all nervous disorders and
Debility Bilious Complaints and all diseases indicat
ing an impure condition of the Blood Liver Kidneys
Stomach. etc II corrects Indigestion single bottle
will prove 10 you its merits health renewer for il
acts like charm, especially when the complaint il OF
an exhaustive nature having tendency TO lessen the
natural yigor OF the brain and nervous SYSTEM
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-18
An Invention for Ladies'.

Ever since the days of Eve long
drawn wall has gone up from the heart
of woman touching her frizzes, and she
has passionately yearned for something
that would prevent them uncrimping
at inopportune times. In response to
this touching popular want, behold a
scientific American holding up to the
delighted eyes of his countrywomen "a
crimp-protector, for preventing the I'M
crimping of ladies frizzes. 1t was
Artemus Ward who once said of an IL
lustrious American that every time an
emergency arose he got up and busted
in the emergency's head" In view Of
this crimp-protector, who shall say that
Wards tribute to Washington is not
equally applicable to the variety OF
scientific American under consideration ?