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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
COUNTY, COURT.

In the county court several orders
We're taken ON the appearance docket
and two judgements were had by de-
fault. The case of G. II. Herring vs.
the Texas and Pacific Railway compa-
ny was decided by the court, WHO gave
the plaintiff Judgment for SIS. The
jury docket was then taken up and the
case. OF Il. j. Cant VS.. the Missouri
Pacific Railway company was dis
posed of, the jury giving II verdict of
$50 damages to plaintiff.
A case of lunacy was tried In this
court In the morning. j. w. Holiday,
on complaint of Nathan Deaton, was
adjudged lunatic and sent To the
"crank house" in the county Jail until
he can be cent to the state asylum.
Holiday, who is about forty years of
age, came from Ellis county about
four weeks ago, where he has several
children. The testimony developed
the fnct that Holiday has been tried
for assault with intent to murder in
Ellis county, but was acquitted ON the
plea of insanity.
RECoRDER's COURT.
Il. Z. Brown, prostitute, s.; w. l..
Rowland, assault So; James Roberts,
drunk, 50; Bell Davis, asleep on side
walk, 50; Jno. Fitzgerald, drunk, IS.
Nj. Eyerheart, prostitute, SSH. Reeves.
prostitute, $751; Harry Reiford, vagrant
-; Martin Williams, vagrant, So; Jno.
Hamilton, vagrant, IS.
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Dried beef OF the best quality and
plain hams just received.
MONTGOMERY Il Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Remember, we keep the largest as
sortment of teas in the city, and our
prices will make you smile.
MONTGOMERY & Co,
Postotlicc corner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Have your buggy painted up and
made new. Send 1t to III. III. Bolt,
City shop. Telephone connection
telephone No. 132.
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Parties wishing to see how low
standard goods are being sold will
please call and price through our
stocK MONTGOMERY & Co.,
Postofiice corner.
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New car of Cyclone flour just re-
ceived at Sl.75 n sack.
COMBS, READ & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Ten dollars is not made every day,
but we can save you that amount on
every hundred-if you buy from, us.
MONTGOMERY & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

New car of Cyclone flour just re-
ceived at $l.75 Il sack.
COMBS, READ & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

New car of Cyclone flour just re-
ceiyed at $1.75 a sack.
COMBS, READ & Co.
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IIle Courts.

In the district court yesterday the
acknowledgements case of Cameron
vs.. Maddox ct al. was resumed and
occupied the attention of the court all
day. The evidence is all in and YER
diet is looked for early this morning.
The case set for trial first ON to-dayts
docket Is that of l., w. Crawford vs..
the city of Fort Worth for "a, 900 dam
ages for establishing burying ground
for the city's refuse close to his resi-
dence.
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Telephone to Covington's City shop
to put up your stove. Telephone No.
1870
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

No shoddy goods in our stock.
Everything is standard quality.
MONTGOMERY q Co.
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exopadinyJ,, l'- ,.,.f,e- iiysvf mates
, vss ,h ne. and connections as surs ~
time WY y sre q io as Call for rates. and
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New car of Cyclone -four lust re-
ceived at Sl,75 n sack.
COMBS, READ & Co.
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Creamery butter and fresh country
butter can always be found in our big
refrigerator. MONTGOMERY IL Co.
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LIQUORS AND clcaI
NOTlCE TO CONTRACJ

Sealed bids will be received BY ibs
signed for the erection OF a
bridge across Big Wichiia liver
Wichita Falls, up 10 Monday. NoyeIn
at IL m. Plans and Specifications 70
nj the office OF ] W. Field. County :
MT Wichita Falls. The night y ~
reject any and oil bids. J, II. hks
County Judge Wichita ccsrp'i
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S6.4006.50: light Workers., S6.1506.3o; good
butchers and mediums, Sc. so 96 65; good to ex-
ira heavy, Sc. 6o06.So.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l ! 90;
shipments, 200 weak, and quality poor; move
ments Slows prices not duotably lower however;
export steers, S5.5O06; good to choice ship
ping steers, $4.7505.50; light shipping steers,
SD Oh 20; common TO far butchers steers,
~ 50 good to choice butchers steers,
$3.50 04.oO; stockers and feeders, So. 5O04. %.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, $50: quiet.
with downward tendency, hut not quOtably
loWer; ialr to fancy heavy, $405.50.
. Hogs-Opened sJrong, but weakened later;
lleht grades, 70 9O06; packing, S6D6.20; butch
ers TO extra, S62o06.35. Receipts, $500; ship
ments. 1000.
dleator reports Cattle-Receipts, 900; ship
ments, none. The market was steady; native
steers OF 1850 to 1,299ls IBIS average sold at
"a stockers and feeders, $3.600415; ma
tive cows, $2.7503.75.
Hogs-Reeeipts, $3.50; shipments. none. The
market was lower; sales ranged at So. 900 80.
The bulk of the sales were at S6a625.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 400; shipments, none. The
market ms was steady; muttons Of 81 tbs average,
WATERFOWL, Jan. 16.-Beef cattle - Re-
cctelpts, 1853; improved demand for country cat
tisi increased supply prevented advance in
so; first Quality, So as. 20: second anaIi5T.
1907; third quality, S425047
N, uogs-Receipts, 1898; Western fat, live,
SOS. -'OfSNo'N uieS"o~ "'sS' ~e~
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $50; sseep
Q6.75.
PHILADELPHIA, JaE. 16.-Cattle-Sales, 5000:
market fair; prime $6.7507: good, Sc ESQ 6.62la
So 50Q5,
Sweepstakes, 5000: market active; prime,
500 good, $6@612ls; medium, $5.2595.75;
common, $4.2505; lambs, S606.25.
Hogs-Saes, $500; market active; prime
SS;31 90; good, SO 1925; medium $500
S.7o; common, 1925.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Jan. 16-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 629; market slow at about yesterdays
prices.
Hogs-Receipts, "a, 900; market active; Phfla-
delphias, S5O675; Baltimores, sc. 90 06 65;
Workers, S6.4O065O.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; market fair at about
yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 16.-Hogs firm: common
and light, $5 50O6.40; packing and butchers,
po.3o@675. Receipts, 2, 440; shipments, SIS.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 16-Hogs lower at IS 80
G625; dressed hogs wanted at $717.25.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO Jan. 16-'rhe Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts $4,000; shipments, 2, 900;
the market was slow and weak and prices 100
15c lower; the quality of the offerings was good;
mixed hogs, $5S50635; heavy, SO IS at. So:
light, $4,000 IS; skips and culla, $4O5.4O.
The market closed with considerable stock I'm
sold.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; shipments, $500; the
marker was moderately active and prices steady;
the quality was poor; prime cattle, $780, 30;
good to choice shipping steers, $3.50 d 5. 90;
common to fair, 81 l004.90; butchers cattle,
So. 25 GALS; stOckers and feeders slow at So. 5
G445.
sneep-Rsceipts, $500; shipments, HOO;
good TO prime sheep in moderate supply and
demand at $4.75 as 70; common to medium duh
and weak at So 25 al, 40 The market was very
weak, and closed dun with large number un-
sold,
BUFFALO, Jan. 6.-Cattle-Receipts to-day.
1S5; consigned through, 1853 cars. The market
was steady and unchanged.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts to-day, 1900;
consigned through, IA ears, The market was
duh and lower; ouly light proportion of choice
stock; fair to good Western sheep, $i.5005;
good TO choice sheep, S5.2505.6O; extra sheep,
$5.7005.9 Western lambs, %. 1860.
Hogs - Receipts to-day. 1,035; consigned
through, 70 cars. The receipts were moderate
and the market stronger good TO choice Workers
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. II

lNDlANAPOLIS, JAN 10.
The local monetary situation is practically I'M
changed The demand for money from legitimate
trade is only moderate. and is easily met by the
banks, which are in better condition now than
at any time for some months past Rates of dis
connt, 70S per cent.
The New York Money Market-stock Tran .
misunderstanding Prices of Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stacks.
NEW YORK., Jan. 16.-Money Sac per cent;
closed, offered at 266 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5laG6l2 per cent.
The produce exports for the week, $7,oo7, 600,
Government bonds were generally weak
Railroad bonds were irregular but strong.
State securities dull.
The stock market developed more strength
this forenoon than yestc rday. There WAS grad
ual upward movement of prices, without any
fractional reductions. Although the advance
was not large and the volume of business COM
paratively small, there was, apparently,
stronger feeling. The stock market was strong
during the last hour of business. There was
scarcely even fractional reaction throughout
tho day. In the last hour prices advanced 1s to 4
for some stocks, but for most of them there was
quiet and firm market at the highest prices OF
the day. The net result of the days business
was an important increase in the volume OF
business and an advance in prices OF from A2D
hse
dealings the most active stocks we're Delaware.
Laekawanpa & Western, Jersey Central Denver
e. Texas and Pacific; Hannibal Il St. Joe pre-
ferred sold. ex-dlvidend, at rs 81 Jersey Central
advanced 25s, to the highest price Of the day,
making a total advance of per cent, from 694
last Thursday TO 1884 to-day. Various rumors
were IN circulation as to the cause OF the al
vance, none of which, however, could Be posi-
lively authenticated. It is stated, on what
seems to he good authority. that the gross earn
ings the road for the last year were nearly ST.
100000
The Post says: "As the month progresses and
interest and dividend disbursements come more
freely into the market, there appears TO be an
increasing desire TO find investment for money
Though comparatively little has gone into
stocks. Vet the present appearance seems to In
dictate that last Friday the turning point,
investors have a large amount of money for
which they have no employment for tine next
sixty dav unless they find use for itin the stock
market"
Transactions, 100000 shares, to-wit: 5000
Canada Southern, 1000 Central Pacific, $4,000
Lakawanna & Western, $4,000 Denver 4 Rio
Grande, IL 600 Erie 5000 Kansas Il Texas,
5000 Missouri pacific, 5000 Northwestern,
10000 New Jersey Central. 1000 New York
Central, {, 900 Northern Pacific, IL 900 Reading,
$4,000 St. Paul, 5000 st. Paul & Omaha, 10000
Texas Pacific, 1000 Union Pacific, 10000
Wabash Pacific. $4,000 Western Ulonn, $500
Rochester & Pittsburg, $500 Allegheny Cen
trail, 5000 Richmond & West Point, 6,0o0 Nash
vile, CHATTANOOGA & st. Louis, and $4,000
Oregon & Transeontlnental.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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Wool.

BOSTON. Jan 16.-WOol-Demand &. steady;
Ohio and Pennsylvania tieeces, SO 94Oc for ex.
ira: 40 D42c for double extra. and 421o0 45e for
choice double extra and above and tripl. extra:
Michigan and Wisconsin tleeces in moderate de-
mand at 37O3Sc for extra; cOmhing and delaine
feeces quiet AT 40045c for fine delaine, and AZ %
4Sc for fine and No. combing; INV shed woods
continue TO sell at wide range, as TO quality
and condition, the principal business being in
range 25032c for fine and medium grades;
pulled woods selling at 42la 04sc for choice East
ern and Maize superhnes, and 80 040c for COM
mon to good.
PHILADELPHIA Jan, 16.-Wool steady and
unchanged.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. I6.-Wheat was less active,
with only fair business. Prices averaged a
triie higher, closing 5s0 81 higher. Sales at 97as
09914e January, 977s09Sac February, 9S%0
99%c March, Sl.o46s0 1.O5ss May. On call
the sales were very heavy ,525, 900 bu.;
prices excited and higher, advancing a4011ac;
the last sales were at the best prices. January
was unchanged.
Corn was quiet, but steadily stronger and
irregular; prices advanced early ls01l4c, aud
closed 4 7se higher, February, being the strong
est. Sales at 81 q &62Sso January, 54@a56c
February, 537sO54loo March, 5ola056e May.
On call, the sales were $4,000 bu., and prices
were ls0 l2c higher.
Oats firm and higher, the advance being 140
SIC Sales at 35aa 033lee January, 357s SIC
February, g 03S5sc May. On call, the sa es
were heavy-445, 900 bu-and prices are strong
and higher by al0llac.
Pork was moderately active; the offerings were
free. ana prices declined Is 020c, closing steady
aud firmer. Sales at Sl7400I755 February,
S17.57 a 1870 March, SIT 9oG Is. 02la May. On
call, the sales IL 900 Drls, and prices were
5G12la higher. Lard-The offerings were free
and the demand moderately active; prices de-
cined 100 2 Ioc, and closed trmer. Sales at
10700l075 c February, 10.S00l0.S5c March,
11-02 u Pill. 071oc May. On call, the sales were
4,75o tierees, aud prices were 21a05c higher.
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON, Jan. 16.-Cnsols for money. 101 ZIG;
account, 1918. Government bonds-New fves
extended, 1859; fours.and-a-half. 116i4. Rail
road bonds-Itlinois Central, 1904; Pennsyl-
vania Central, 1924; New York Central,
1911; Erie, l4ils Amount of bullion gone in,
$4,000.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-Rentes. 79f 42lac
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10.
While business is by no means boOmish in char
acter there has been perceptible Improvement
in trade the last few days. and the outlook grows
more encouraging that good healthy trade is
near at hand, as there appears to be an ncreas-
ing demand for all leading articles. Reports
from Eastern markets show that breadstuffs
have made a marked Improvement. The sea-
board shipments have been limited, on account
of scarcity of freight room and high rates, and
the movement has been only moderate. The
markets, however, are firm and higher, both in
America and Europe, and the increase in the for
eign demand, owing TO unfayOrabe weather and
damage 10y floods, seems likely to keep them 30.
1t is now almost certain that the next crop Of
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wheat in Europe will be 20 TO 25 per cent. less
IMAM last year, and that all onr surplus wheat,
say 30, 100000 or 95,0o0,000 bushels, VIII be-
needed there az higher prices than those now
current. Receipts have fallen off, owing prOba-
by to the fact that producers have appreciated
the state OF foreign necessities, and are unwilling
to sell until prices meet their views. The fact
that foreign shipments this season have been
more LARGELY in the shape of -four than
feet on the country's wheat surplus.
Trade with the dry goods, the boot and shoe
and leather dealers shows signs of Improvement;
prices are steady, and, on the whole, firm. The
wool and hide markets are "A little off. Grocers
nnd orders are coming in more freely, and indt-
cations are for further Improvement as the
month nears its close. No change in sugars,
Whleh We're firm at quotations. Syrups and mo-
lasses reported steady at quotations, with a good
demand especially for The former Canned
goods continue dull and weak; with the exeep-
uon or corn and Tomatoes, the demand is ex-
ceeHlngly light. There was fair degree OF ac-
uVlty III produce circles to-day, although the de-
tnand for all Of the leading articles was of q
hahd-to-mouth character buyers generally ap-
pear TO be apprehensive of lower prices, hence
theF are buying only as their immediate wants
require, AS regards butter aud eggs buyers
stlt nave the advantage, the market being over
stocked. Choice apples steady, with a rather
mesgre supply Potatoes easier and in rather
better supply, but prices remain unchanged. In
provisions there Is little doing. holders OF hog
products showing no disposition to SELL conf
Gent are they that prices are to be higher.
GRAIN.
The local wheat market fully recovered to-day
from the weakness of Monday. Bidding on
Change was quite spirited, and considerable
confidence shown in the cereal. Several sales
were reported, one, on Change, of six carloads
OF No. 2 red at ST., track. Receipts are increas-
ing. We quote:
no mediterranean, track OF
No. red, track --...-...-........--.....-'1 LOO
~. o re"' track ----.--------------------.- 70
January, track ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
reoruaiy, TRACK $50
March, track ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Understandable Mediterranean, track IS
Corn firm and In good demand; there is a fair
inquiry for both cash and futures. Arrivals are
better and quality improving. Chicago firm aud
higher, both for January and February. Mar
kets elsewhere steady and firm. We quote:
No. white, track 4SiQ
y"; Wnloe, traek-
yellow, track
HMigh mixed, track--..--- --...----...-.---.4 Sio
ANN' "a =
rejected, track 46la
OnherehanIabie, track 40
SOUND ear, track.
March, track. ...-....................49
NA"J' HacA
Oats very firm and in active demand. All cash
offerings Will bring full quotations.. We quote:
Nc 2. white, track 39la
tl2ht mixed, Track.
Mixed, track. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Rejected, track.
Mafen, track ----.---.-.-------..-.---37
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NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-For all classes and
styles OF goods there has been more or less in
curry, with moderate selections succeeding, but
business completed not in proportion to interest
extended. There are good number of buyers
present, but purchases are made with much eau
ton. and great preference shown for best quail
ties and sly les. In prints, ginghams, dress goods
white goods, hosiery and underwear, cottonades
and staple cottons, there is more or less doing
and the daily volume of sales Is Of good proper
ton.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

UNION SToCKYARDs, Jan. 10.
CArTLE-ReceiptR, SO; shipments, Al. Market
steady at yesterdays prices:
Prime shipping steers.............$ 5.251575
Fair to good. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45005 90
Common and medium. -.-.-..-...... 3.5004 %
Prime butchers COWS and heifers... 4.00D4. so
FAIR to good. -.-----............... 3.2503 rs
Common and medium. .--....-..--.. 22o @3 90
Mich COWS and calves or springers.25. 00650. 90
HoGs-Receipts, 1886; shipments, 740 The
market opened active and 5000 higher. A few
sales were made at the opening prices but later
trade ruled quiet with the advance lost; closing
quiet with all sold:
Heavy shipping ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .400 so
Heavy packing .----..-..-.......--. 6.3006 40
Light aud mixed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 61g06.25
Light and heavy culis- $50 800
SHEEP-Receipts, $50; shipments, $50. The
market is active and demand good:
Choice to prime 4,7585 90
Fair TO good Observation-Disclosures. 00O4.50
Common 10 medium ..,-.----.---..-... 3.000375
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 16.-The market opened
this morning with sales at 9i7ec aud 92c. 1t
then declined to 81 iec; advanced an eighth, and
then declined to 81 9sc; advanced to 92c; de-
elined to 81 7sc; advanced to 92lae and the morn
ing session closed with 92c bid In the after
noon tie market opened at 92c; sales were
made at 92lsc; declined to 81 l4e advanced to
81 sc, and closed at 81 &C. Sales were made OF
$4,000 brls.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 16.-The petroleum
market to day WAS duh and nninterestng but
remained steady and firm throughout. Opened
at 81 14e, which proved to he the lowest point
OF the day; advanced to 90 iac at 1:45 O'Clock;
declined to 81 A9c, and then advanced and closed
at 81 SIC. Sales were made of 49,, 900 brs; to-
tai shipments yesterday, 46,857 Drls; charters,
IL i'll brls.
TITUSVILLE, Pa, Jan. 16.-Oil opened at
81 lac: highest, 921; lowest, 90c; closed at
81 &c. Shipments, 46.s56 brls. Charters, II Ill
Drls. Runs, II 1927 brls.
PTFTSBURG, jan 16.-The petroleum market
was steady; united certificates firm; closed at
81 NC; refined, 7ss07l9e, Philadeip hia delivery.
ANTWERP, Jan. 16.-Petroleun, 194a20f.
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No. rye frner; $50 bid; no sellers.
Bran trmer; $12 80 hid; held at S12.70.
ShipstuH steady; Sl3 80 asked; $3.50 bid
Mlddliugs held at sly; no buyers.
GRAIN IN STORE
Jan. 1G, 1883.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room. Odd-fellaws Hall
Theo. P. Haughey. Pres't. Il. Latham. Cash'r
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REMARKABLE.
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is 2l7 pounds, being more than it ever was [
do not wish you TO publish my name but you
may show this letter to any who doubt The nrIip
OF s. S. s., for know it ia a sure cure.
Yours truly, ]. H. 5.
Some thirty years ago there lived IN Mont
gomery, Ala, young who was terribly
afflicted. After heing treated for long time Nv
the medical profession of this town with no
benefit. he commenced taking s. s. S. After
persistently taking II two months he was cured
Being acquainted with him for 30 years thereaf-
ter, can testify that the disease never made
its return.
wv. BISHOP, j. P.
Hot Springs, Ark.
IL you DOUBT come to see us, and We will CURH
YOU, or charge nothing. Write for particulars
and copy of.the little book: 'Message to the I'M
fortunate Suffering" ASK any druggist as to our
s;anding.
EF@$1, 900 REWARD will be paid to any
chemist who will find on analysis of 100 bottles
OF S. S. s. one particle of Mercury, Iodide of Po
tassium. OF any mineral substance
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors,
Atlanta. Ca.
Price OF small size -----.-----.-----.$1.O0
Price of Large Size. LIS
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-17

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