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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17
iMPOR TANT.

When you visit or leave New York
City, save Baggage Expire ssage and
Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted upsat cost Of
one million dollars. reduced to 81 90
and upwards per day. European plan.
Elevator. Restaurant supplied with
the best. Horse cars. stages and ele.
waited railroad to all depots. Families
can live better for less money at the
Grand hotel than at any other first
class hotel in the city. Aug. 8-85.)
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17

Ignatious Dennel]y commenced
his canvass against Major Strait at
Rosemount last Friday evening. It
is announced that he will make fif.
ty speeches before election. Fifty
speeches more or less will not help
Donnelly's cause. The people Of
the Third district know him too we'll
ALREADY
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17

Pat Cahill, a wealthy freshman
of Fayette county, ILL.,, wants 10 bet
a farm of forty acres against 5000
that James G. Blaine will be the
next President of the United States.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17

Congressman Finnerty of Chica-
go declares very emphatically for
Blaine and Logan. He says the
election Of Cleveland would be a
misfortune and curse.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17

One hundred and fifty Irishmen-
nearly all former Democrats-have
organized a Blaine and Logan club
inst. Paul. And still the good
work goes on.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17

New York city suffered terribly
with heat last week. Large num-
bers Of deaths occurred from sun
stroke.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17

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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17

/ win always take farm produce IN sxchang,
for goods, and pay the highe stmarket pricsfor 8
kinds Of paper rags.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23
tjelp Nnnle0.

~~~~~~>~-~~->~~
DOY WANTED in an OFFICE.-Must write a
ID good hand and furnish references. Address
NJ, Tribune Ofice.
WANTED.-Ladiesa and young men wishing
w 10 SO every quietly their homes; work
Furnished; sent mail stamps required
Tor reply Please address EDWARD L. DAVIS q CO. 10
South Main.st., Fall River, Mass
WANTED.-LadIes, city or country, TO make
- 10 80 daily fringng send 80 cents stamps
OF postal note. f0r full instruction end samples
AGENCY, r. q. Box 1886, New.Y0r City.
WANTED.-A competent Tailor to cut and
supeTntend the clothing Of boys III the House OF Refuge
on Aandaus Island Must De gle and able 10 fur
nsh good reference character ability and be willing
~ give his whole time 10 the Institution, IN which he must
side, Apply 20 the superintendent ferry foot OF .Obst,
Harlem River, Steamer Refuge.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23
Mnslcal 9usrumcnts.
Professional.

A LAWYER, age as, OF II years continuous
~ labor IN all branches Of i gated business city
for engagement for al " his lie
management OF estate the business individual
firm or corporations references OF integrity competency
furnished.
Address o. l., Tribune Office.
A y Organist of this city desires a position in
a church in NewY0Tk, Brooklyn rsey city or vicinity
Engagement 10 the pr tood rcferenccs
ana terms reasonable. Please address
A. T. LUTHER OK % Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23

EISS q DOERR'S
J. Blue FRONT SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLES
80 57 and SO East 24ts between Third and Lexington
ave New York Branch stables III and DPS y Queen At
Lancaster Penn.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23
PETER c. KELLOGG, AuctiOneer.

catle the Island Of Jersey Dy ul'
owner assisted Edward Denize, St Lawrence JeIr.
one successful breeders on the island AoS
Garcnne whose Orsplhg n
sold in this country for high prices There are
of the COomassie Bulls Guy Fawkes. orange Pee SceIo
Bobby etc Also descendants OF Khedive, REGINA Oao
Farmers Glory and other noted strains - -, - Nh, q
Darlington uniting the two great strains OF kioler % %po
through RiOer ID and EuTOas on one sue anu SoAe
and Minnie of oxford his dam on the other -, So, -,
cattle may be at the place OF saie uS VI
evening
For catalogues apply to oc, a. co TO- 1obr.st
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
4 HosrLY FACE MADE 8eAunFUL.

inul was twelve years OF ago my face
= as smooth AZ any childis, but since that
'ae II has been covered with pimples and
ongh blotches TO such an extent that felt
PANIED to go out into company. lam nov
years cid. The best part ormy life have
pa excluded tIom society for having my
p covered with p mpie~ aud blotches
re tried everything could h aroL Ihave
On TO the best physicians OF our country
u even sent 20 Paris, France, for remedies
pad tried so many things never expected
have a smooth, goodlooking face again.
s recommended to try d.. prentice, and
'mit that had little or no faith al alli but
an now honestly and with happiness say
ht AFTER a little more than one month with
J. Prentice my face is again as smooth and
b from pimples and blotches Al IL ever
Fhere ID not trace Of the diseaae lea thai
q disngurei me so long u Is with pleas
+ that add tuis word OF testimony 10 DR..
|eniice's long list.
OLIVE j. HARPER,
49, Washington boulevard, Chicago, Ill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
HE BLIND SEE.

/. bout twelve NJ onths ago the daylight Of
7 life went out and left me In total dark
v. But n ray OF bright hope found Is
y into my Swallowed heart six years ago,
|en was told OF and taken 10 the most
lnent oculist Of Chicago. / was taken 10
Eye Iuhrmary. chlofoform was given me,
4 both eyes were operated on for cataract
ID, after several weeks OF horrid suffering,
+ OF my eyes ran entirely out and the
er remained totally blind. Then all hope
BIZ departed ffom my life. Never was
BE an hour from that time that dea h
bid have been unwelcome, until the cath
December, 1873, when / was taken to see
i Prentice. He az once operated on my
banning eye, without giving me chloro-
n or anything OF that nature, and in one
IL from that time o. the first bright sun
on the New Year OF 1884, the bandage
removed from MY eye and could see +!
BIS God 1 could sect
BENJAMIN HARnAUGH,
100 Longwood street. Rockford, Ill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
spEnrAnLrs Or CLASSES.

b. Prentice has the only Astlgmameter OF
hind in America, he having invented il
'nself while In Europe. with this instTu'
ent the most delicate and sensitive eyes
\ be htted with glasses so accurately thai
~ are relieved Of all s'raiu, and thus hey
ia recover their lost strength. spectacles
sed and ground 20 order IN this manner do
j change AZ ordinary 6 ass do, but they
b. for years and preserve the sight.
p Prenuee brought with him f'om Europe
: thousand pairs OF Athermanous Tour
Aline glas, es, which SIT the heat out OF the
PIT rendering the eye perfectly cool,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
ON 'CHANGE.
The Stock Market Was at the Mercy
Of the Bears Yesterday-Cot-
ton Unchanged.
The Grain Markets We're Aoare and
Closed at an characterization
Slow The Figures.


NEw NoRK, Dec. 27.-Govern ents stead y.
Railway bonds generally quiet, exception
East Tennessee issues, which were very &C.
tive and depre ssed. on he reports that the
new financial scheme had fallen through,
consols dropped from fTsa to isAeBys. The
trausactions In consuls amounted 70 5g5,OOa
aud IN incomes to 1000.
State securities were quiet
The bear movement made further progress
at the stock exchange to-day. Th re was con-.
siderable pressure 20 sell coal thar, s.
Changers, Lake Shore and Union Pacific, and
the prices declined to ~ per cent, touching
the lowest figures for some time past. Re
ports were current that the coal
companies could not agree on
the question OF percentage, and that there
would be fresh trouble In the trunk line
pool.
In the afterr Don threes were i0l5{ fourand.
a halls li21S, foufs 1928, Missouri Paelno
bonds l25, 81, Joe bonds 10, Central Pacific
stocks 38A, Chicago & Alton III, Chicago,
Burlington & quincy llsl4, Denver & Rio
Grande sN, Hannibal & ST. Joe
8s 10; Hannibal & 81. joe pre-
fcrred ssM, Missouri Pacific So5&
Northern Pacific 1917; Northwestern
blank, New York Central 81 SO, Rock leland
lO8sa, Union Pacific 49,, Wabash ~. Western
Union Telegraph IS. A rally of 4 TO IL per
| cent. then took place.
! At the close this improvement was partial.
| ~ lost and the market len on weak. Man.
hettan Elevated Railway Consolidated foil
nom 66Al to Bi5k on reports OF disagreement
between Cyrus W. Field and jay
Goula. This being ofncially denied,
the stock rallied to 90. Compared with
last night the prices are "A 20 ~ per cent,
lower, except for Oregon Transconilnental,
Northern Paoinc, Pacific Mail, RoRding and
Western Union, which are Is to "a per cent
higher.
Transactions, $4,000 shares; ol,OOl Laols-
wanna. $1,000 Lake Shore, $1,000 Northwest
ern, 1900 Now York Central, $1,000 st. Paul
5000 Union Pacific, and 5000 Western
Union.
NEW YoEE, Dec. T.-Money l@i$; CLOSED
| of red 4 prime mercantile paper 4h0hG
sterling exchange b quiet al sos ais h
iS4l.2
EXCIIANGE,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Insight exchange OF
| new York iper 1000 premium; exchange u /
4S3s
| @ VEHEMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS.
NEW YORK, Dec ~. The following wer'
the official closiI quotations nj the New
York Stock exchange this afternoon, as com
, pared with those OF yesterday:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
srAnnEnlAa o. srurrrRIac.

am nineteen years OF age. and have been
puhled with suffering or etammering
'ariy all nv life. at least since can remem'
n II became so annoying 70 me thai J
contly went to New Orleans tosee n could
nar,lleL was recommended y DR.. Prem
N Is DIyades street, few Orleans. ! was
Aaer The management Of the Doctor the
~ time for thirty minutes, aud have
yer ututtered on a word or had the least
laenliy in articulation since
A. GoErrE,
Donaidaonville. La
''eieFence; A. G. Kicks, 40 Pos eIAs st.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
0roceriaa.

NRATH--suzar CURED nanlH, i2l1o,B Is, q. o. =
seon. lz,<c; D. p.hAeon, s1zo' &C. dry salt
frsm- lAackerel. I'm kis, No. !, n.o, No
I, g0g half bblb., No. 1, t5hc; no. 2, e5.o0
Rllite nah, No. 1, hlf. bbiH., U,sb No, z, s5.2s
Dried herrlngs, Per boz, 900. God rsh; %,
Nn cans, sKs.i iob cans. %; So oans. w;
oosTzn.-oonmon 100; Ordinary, ioxc.;
ar. llo. prime kig h5so fancy, 80; olo
TEA--impsTiai, 1jee6. gunpovdsr So07a
huaAn-Fine powdsTedj hblas 80; DO
ethL lard 5Sc,; Louisiana aIanuleledi !;
itAndard 4, &c. choice white, $40; yellow
RfuE-Is0uisiGna g31c,
BAET--CoaIBs, IN bszr,s fl.266ol.So; Dns IA
0ags, -: lake, IN DAT hoop hbln,. tzlg
pOoketa, bkfl71fo
spplea standard. sl.s5' PeaeESs staEderd. ,
lbs, sl.6s lbs. 9l,159259, seconds, ~
ll.t9 pa, " y; Tomatoes, standard, %
90 90 sssoSss Per, T,sa BE-; 49, sas g5ssr
oerrieg, gi;zsgi.l2 ,saspberrlss, sl-s9si.e5i
ge 81, 4, le 81 p ~ a Salmon E
0oSi. o. aerdinss. Amsrioan, $40 oase
imported, sls 0)S Iabo casa: litrnwberfies. 2 b..
il.lo%--e: Blackbsryiee, el,8l Green gage.
IA nlKina I' P si.i' Loaf, IN cans
psr DOZEN, egcs ~; DO. q 90; in.do.. % co.
ngnDi,ins-fisr.h sI{o, SOAP, eeunon
$40 osrrnAn olive, 6,<c. Candios, fali bozel
lb5fc; halves, 9. qnarleTn, o. Indigo. 10 n
Hlnelng, EDfDl.D0 dozen. Colen1an'n mustard
h. s0e.e5 10 dozen. MaccEropi, ifaportsd, l6ens
Amorlnen, 800 box. Buckets. two hoops
fl.0o doton. wall buckets. 100 dozen. Broon8s
li.7bAa 25do1e1. brilliant OIL, bbin. $780,: NJ
plon, do, 2lc.i do, ~ oasee, - 70 militant
rs nasea, q 20. do, I.ig cnscn. n g.
rIouE atanarda Royal ratout. 70 o.
) hbls SACKS, 81 600 y 100 Ell No. Texas
per buahei 70, HDEnihy and grfd, q bbi :
Boa Oatmeal, D hail bbl., 81 ~. Cfecked
wheat, ~, ~ CraekffE X soda, flfe.. *
soda. 1ci AAA ncoa. ~. cream vel Gin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys !;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods !;
Steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere PlOws; Double
ShOVels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, etc, etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EYapOratOrs Tents and Wagon Sheets /;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

p1tztoea-Irlfn. pcr uunt4e3. ocalrfs barrel
& ~ Onions. por Dbl Rcd - 20. yellow, 81 "a
rura1p white, Gifo; Huierbezos --'
.eare a. Y. MED nhlsg o-'' iaaln,
meofuins a b1ls 81 o. fnnhll, per bti.t 80
ali b0.. med. a. c0s bali pni., small, 81 o.
lneosa, half cream, b,fe.i f1ll eteenf ltA
panuuIn. Inn GifGf r1if4s4I.. u. 10 tMt
bHRo. pef crate fs 0oU93 %.
f0CLfl1Y- hens si7h ~ % FER dcnta,
y0nug chiokona 81 IS ~ %. Itfkeyh " y n
e4cu Gsf9e. e3Nffb Duekai 81 ttfb o.
Eoo1-~Ftr doeen, lo31 ~
Fraah ooaElrF bnttes. cDclce, q 3 49,
Creamery ~ q sfe.i ola Intel s9lpei Gee
margarine l.e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

PRovtaIoWs.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec E.--FLnuR--in good
demand; extra fancy higher, I a50b 90
CORN ctiYe: sacks, white AZ. yellow ~.
OATa-westcrn higher and quiet at 80,
CORN MEAL-Strong and easie at styo52 3s.
HAY-In good demand and higher prime
l79le: choice 10 @sq
pORK-Demand iaAr and prices higher at
il%@i2
LARD-Steady. tiosce refined :: keg 10
BULK MEATs-ln 1917 somaud; shoulders,
packed { %; long clear 5d O. clear rlh ~.
BAcoN-Dull: long elear7; clear rib rs.
HAMS Choice sugar-cnrOd c,uvessed ngm
at 10A@ll
WHIsKY-S teady and unchanged.
CoFFEE-Steady and unchanged. Rio car
goes common To prime ~ oil
Sugar Demand active, steady mud un-
changed; common TO good common SNla31f:
prime 70 Choice 3M@85E; prime ~; yellow
CHARMED 49E1tN: graduated oeEd5 ll-iD.
MoLAssI1s- Demand Rctlve and strong.
common 20: fair 2G@H; prime 10 choice SIois.
RICE--Quiet ana unchanged; Louisiana or
binary 10 Time fHef5h.
BRAN In faiT demand Al 4S2A@4BJ.
CorrON SEED OIL Dull and unchanged;
prime crude. s3,S summer yellow. 89A.
COTTON mABEErS.
COTTON REoEIIsTs AT ALL uETTHD HTATEs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

'yeyes have been very badly crossed all
Pie. They we're so bad that 4 was told
had them operated on I would lose ms
~ DR.. Prentice Strengthened them in
bit minute, ana my sight was better AT
b The following day I went on an eS-
bon n Spanish Fort. | did not even
b bandage after the operation.
Louis MARrIS,
Whitehall, ST. James Parish, La.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

Wagon Bows; WheelbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; BOIting Cloth; Scotch Hsr
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennesaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
RBrUEN or
b. PREM TICE,
Late Of London, England,
|Dryades st New Orleans, La,
Until January 8, 1885.
!, EAR AND CATARRH
Late Of London, England,

allowing cases are only few OF the
pr. Prentice has cured. In his treat
M Wishes Il distinctly understood that
I no caustios or so-called burning FOR
,ure or granulations, etc, but with a
tratment gets quicker ana moro perma
4 results:
r. p. MARTINEZ,
,on had Troublesome catarrh OF tho
and throat. For more than two years
Iought medical aid In vain. I watched
sradual progress CT the disease with a
4 deal OF anxiety, ard, while following
I'm the treatment and advice OF leading
ielans, saw my son from day 20 day
4 worse His hearing became no badly
Iiod that he could not hear the ticking Of
.,,ch when held close to the ear. Last
I took him 10 DR.. Prentice, Is Dryades
4 and nom that day he began 10 i'm.
Z and continued 10 grow better, until
Ina hear the same watch six feet from
sr. or could hear 1t tlckingin his pocket.
eeneral health has improved, and all
|rmptoms have passed away, His hear
now so acute that he can distinguish
antesi discord in music, In which he is
progressing very fine y. In short, DR..
htioe cured my SON OF his Catarrh and
hess. sincerely ieol that 1 can recon.
"a Dr. Prentice as possessed OF the high
ban and ability, ano take the greatest
sure in adding my testimony to DR.,
.nces long list Of triumphs.
f. PJMARrISKz,
|ufacturor and Wholesale dealer in boots
b shoes, Nos. aud . Magazine street.
.w Orleans, La.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

~ surgical operations performed wlthopt
- ~ use Of a new Anestheiio.
Q Valuable Journal o. diseases Of the heae
/ = l'eq mailai ire - any address onieu
ms 2 9. IN. tosp. IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
0alveston.

GALVESTON. Dec. a7.-oo1Tos-spo, closed
arm,
Receipts, 1910.
Bales, Sb.
Exports, sos.
Stock, 1854.
OraiBar9 .; Good Ordinary 10. Low
Middlinp 10 T.ie; Nltdling 10 ZIG. Good Md
ding 10 1915: Middllng Feif II i.l6,
Futures opened steady, ruled quiet bnt
STEADY and closed steady at 70 points
higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
|os, EYES sTRAIeH1rNlO WITHOUT PAW.

b little girl. nine years old, has been
IEeyed frsm Infancy. Hercaae was so bad
BIB eyes that many good doctors said
rever could be Strengthened. We took
Z rf 10 Or. Prentice, who made her eyes
Wy straight by M operation in a few
rits without the least pain. He did not
tAloroform or ether.
GEo. CHAMPLIS,
Postmaster, DeLisle, Miss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

81. Louis
special TO the Gazette.
81. LoUis, Dec wheat--rhe demand
was larger andn great dosl OF activity wit
messed Prices advanced one cent and a half.
Con was also stronger and The feeling bot.
tor. aud advanced l-a cent.
Provisions were weak and slow.
Caitle-None cifored, aud wanted M "a.
vances. No Texas or Indian cattle in the
pens.
sheep slow.
rRopuuB
ErouR- Unchanged
WHEAT No. red SskaM cash: sils3so
January sllsaSi February. Sstas9 May.
CoRS-SSis5 s9it cash Sli{ December. s2Hcs
52H Janua y, als aSgN February.
OATS IS Z bid cash; gSJs May.
WHisKY-l IL
CORN MKAIs-.2O0.
LIVE FroCK.
OATTLE- Receipts O.
hoGs-Receipts 1891 fCO0f iU
Receipts none.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
M a NJ !!
Her IIealt and Happiness are Matters
Of Great Concern 20 all Mankind;

MAI MAWINlTAl NNl
Some months ago boughta bottle OF Dr
}, brnd1eld's Fem le Regulator, ana used u
Ia my family with great Subtraction. / have
recommended Il TO three families. ana thcy
have found itto lust what rs claimed FOR it.
Tho females who hnve uRrd are now IA per.
Get health aud able 10 attend 10 their house
hold duties. REV. II. -, JOHNHoN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

Hxw oaLn4sa. Dec. 2I,-CoTzoa = srot
clOsed nfn.
INV Ordinary ~ Ordinary siff eooF
0runaSy ~ Ler DiiauiAs ~; Pa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

seopounds sold NJ SOC a. ibuik NJ 4 o,stos.
s sahsser-Recelpis iso: fair 10 good muttons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28


On J. bnADriELu, Dear h.r--My dhnther
has been suffering Tor many years with that
dreadful afiliction known "a FtInalo Disease.
which has cost mo many dollars, and not
withstandinE had the best medieal afien-
dance, could not nnd relief. / have naed
msny other Kinds 81 medicines without any
effect l had Just about given her ~. was
out Of heart. but happened IN the store OF ".
W, Ecker several weeks since ana ho, know
ing Of my daughters ninlciion, peranadod
mo " buy bottle Of your female Hegula.
tor. Hbo begaa - Improve u once, NasAo
delighted with ~ effects that ] boaght soy.
hral more bottles OF ~; aud knowing what
do about ii, n to-day one Of my family Was
suffering Will thnl awful diseaae I would
nave II n u cost 0 b0iiie, FOR can truth.
faliv say II has cured my daughter sound
and II, and mypelfand wife do moat heart
lly recommend your Female Regulator 20 DO
Just what II represented 70 be.
II. %. FEATBKRsTON.
Treatise on Size Health and Happiness OF
Woman seat nee.
TIE hRAprInLD knduLAIon 60,
BOX y, Atlanta. Ga.
n. W. Williams A Co., wholesale ana retail
agents, Fort WORTH, Texea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

Visible supply OF cattou ~ the world. ae
cordlne 70 the New York Chronicle Of satnr
day, Dec. 70 49,. -
Total supply to-day ..--.......''-''t. eyff.sy
same day iaat year sfttsv
----.--
n,ffersrce. dssfaass. ................ 1s72s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
LOCAL MARKETS.


Good middling, glk strict middlfnR, a9k
nlddling, *; strict low middling, SIS low
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
afATe or 0ron1fA. Troup County

have examined the recipe Of DR.. Joaish
Dradneld, and pronounce u 70 be c0mblna.
ton OF medicines Of great merit IN the treat
mont OF al diseased Of females for which he
recommends H. VIZ. r. BeAaIrY, NJ. D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

ding loH; Good Mlddllns los{i BiddllHs
Fair II; Fair ltts
Futures closed barely steady at to points
lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

hnu1II VIZ
special 20 the 6aEetts.
RASsAs CrrY. Dec. q. Provisions were
active and Arm.
The cattle market was dull for WAnt o. Of
serines: trlcea are very strong
sheep slow.
LIVE STOCK.
Tha Live stock indicator Fepf rs
CArfLf-.aeueipfs -; inhrkei elfg9 * ana
acilve. ciIeringa 70 iignt only small tfa,ie.
HOES keceipts ftf8 los eyeFAsinf ~ y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
New Worm


PRonuCE.
NEw YORK, Dec. 2'.--FLouR-Steady.
WHEAT- spot lots 1 to points higher, OBJ.
tious ~ 10 points higher aud tfm. No 2
red So No. red, January 81 l.26sf IA; Febru-
ary kSA@Si l.2, closing al o5
CokN- spot lots - 20 IL better; December
advNu oed 2, later mouths y to- Ia high r
and stronger; No. 8 IS l.Adip. No. 9 Decem.
Der, 6l@6, closing at 9; January As,1, cl0f-
iug At asa; February 46i6gGls, oioalng at
as,
PROVISIONS.
COFFEE-Spot fair; Rio dull: options dull
and unchanged, Rio No. spot Us.
sales 200 bage.
January ........... 4. a. .,........,.... Q5
February ~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Mhfcn ....,,-ss,...,., ......ss 30
SuGAR-Negleotod and nominal; refined
quiet.
k1CE-S'oady.
n LL0W Quiet and unchanged
RIOS lN-Duil.
TURPENTINE--SteRdy AZ Sll<.
MO L-Quiet but fTm.
Pork Firm.
BEEF @ let.
L4ep.- algher; spot :; January sia0 93
February g6a5 gS,
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-03-13

is too expensive. Let nothing but
competency and honesty guage the
fitness OF the man for Office, any
other standard Is too expensive.
Ind. True Dmocrat
Arkansas has had experience
enough to see the philosophy in this
paragraph. Bushes IS business and
it can't be attended to by officers
that don't know how, and there is no
excuse under the sun for Arkansas
to make any mistake in this regard,
for she has plenty Of men thorough
ly competent. She has only to look
for them and if they are not among
the crop Of aspirants, she will show
her excellent common sense to invite
some from the ranks OF non seekers.