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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
rurnnure,

Furniture -Beed EteAdr, Imitation vain az
EACH ~ tolpS - all walnut, "a 6osnlO 20 Chnira
wood seat Dos, % T6o70e cane and rattan
seai, tAVoPe 20 cane seat, dining, u2 OoAoO o.,
Shilds and rockers, g oOOale SO large rochj lgl
EN Usesl 90 camp and rookeru, each. 81 $50
W Mirrors, arch topa, y dor, 81 p0,Dt2 60
LAnlos, round yaoQd>SbQ; fell lear ~ 5OinS ~
states, each, s. 1907 %; bureaus, ss SDsaDn
BAny Carriages, ~ bNa2l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

good to ch0ics shipping 5 tNAsRS com.
mon - mettum hvlNdS 81 fcodrrs 40 ~ to,
cows ooa3 30 grass Texas steers 2Sall5.
doGs-heoelpiS, 4 %. Sa6aS 81
I sh Receipts iSe' quiet; fair TO good
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CRY. sent M.-wHKAr --SsAs
cash, y Gb,ls October, 6lk November,
CORN- i26t2,a cash; Al Septen,baie 81 octo-
Dor; seAGelA May if HfnfIifSF rr
OArs--ais, bidt vlte asked etttIH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
oaivoston.

eALvHsros. Sept 10 -CorToA-- Spot closed
quiet.
0roas receipts. 2s95.
HaieH CD
Exports ,astwlse. none.
Stock. 1851.
Onninnry ~: Coed Ordinary W. Inv
Middling IgZ AitdlinV l0tk Cod MID
ding IOs<. Widiino Fair iTgl
Future opened weak, ruled dull aud closed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
on CHANGE.
The Stock Market Was Stronger Yes.
terday, Closing Quiet-Provis.
ions Were Dull.
The Gram Markets Fluotuated oonsiden-
bly, Wheat Vas About Nominal.
Com Lower. ft

Ntw hoRK' MY, Sept To- Ccyernu,en,s
hrm for four per cents.
Railways Arm. "
state securities Qhiet.
Stocks daring the greater parl OF the d.y
were decidedly strong ON account Of f,vors
Die adyioes fr9n dc corn belt. Prices nd
Naneed ,tel 50 per cent. Paclnc Mail al
yaneed on ofiiciai abatement that The GONNA.
NY was ascumulatlpg Lnklns rund, pnyirs
on Us debt, earning per cent. ON btock and
had surplus OF over sl,OooOo. business
again became quiet although transactions
show gain OF $1,000 shares. compared with
Yesterday. Later in the day a weaker feel.
ing again set IN, and there was a rCaotion OF
20 y per cent The market closed ou,e,
and lower. anM nnr
compared with last night, closing prices
are N@l per cent higher except for Louis.
vile \ Nashville. Lake shure and Missouri
pacide, which are a fraction lower; Delaware
q Hudson and Denver 8 Rio Graude nm,
changed
Transactions l5AOlQ shares
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
Drugs and Paints.

Bark, Cinnamon p,rb II; Peruvian, Ba26
BoTnN, lac. Hi-cafbonaio OF soda, EnRllHl
Sc, Cuppsrae, Sa4 uluohlnedla, per or so
OTIS. CASTLE soar, per N seeiB. Cream tartar,
caloniei, p. a W., TSgs1; English, per liz. bot.
tie Included, r. 6bi 90 hlorRl Hydrale, p6rl
o. bs'nl 20. chlorpfDrm, per ! b bottle ibolud.
D0yera, per 10 81 ~. Epson salts, per Id no
~. Gum Opium, per ib ~ ~; oiim Cam.
plipr per u 2baDsJ. Morphine. per % % too
per gallon, 81 SOL 40. oil, lard, winter
strained, 7B8sD, oil, lard, No. /, gbGsI0 Quin.
Inc, r. 4 w, per oz u -. Flowers sulphur,
case 90 per cent on; brokon, 81
per cent o.. SHOW cases, II prices Rebate
Extracts, " per can't on. y. j. fluid Ex.
tracts, p per cent, on. Essential oils. 81
Louis list
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

NEW ORInkNa, sept 10, - ONrro~
Spots olosgu nuiet AZ liz lower, nom good
nilulingto nair inclnAive.
sales 40.
Low Ordinary *; Ordinary o. uooa
Ordinary iG low Middling inNs, Mid
ding l0l.S Good Middling lONs: abiding
Fair iQls Fair u,
Fntuiss closed steady aiO points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
Grain and Ea.nn,nnr.

wheat. onoies, CO., msdiona, b5S574
inferior, SO t5o.oats, 4lap22 "a barley, $50 0o
rye. B1f; ""rn. 95a85f hay, loose tfo - ths
a@sDI s. O0ae 90 per ton bale hay, 81 coz
9 81; bran, SIC. per 10 chops u OO@l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
Quarantine Against American Cattle,

VuHIdHEIub ANuIH1t AIHtI no"
TORONTO, ONT, Sept lO.--The new
quarantine regulations affecting the
transportation OF American cattle
through the Canadian territory in
bond have received the signature Of
the governor-general and viii go into
effect Immediately, aud will be issued
In an extra Canada Gazette. They are
In substance the adoption OF system
of quarantine for Manitoba and the
Northwest territories, and rigid sys-
tenn of inspection. The collector of
customs at Emerson will enforce the
quarantine. Rigid inspection will be
enforced at Fort Mcleod and Fort
Walsh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
live stool Ntnrhet,

sleastern Texas cattle az about three. aud
southern and Central Texas stock cattle at
about two collars per head lesa than the
above quotations
Tue above prices are Tor herds OF l001 head
and upward Of best Forth Texas eottie de-
llvefod ON the trail afIH -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
FOR sALE-BUsINEss.

PRsALE--A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
hat VIII clear the amount invested every
ny III yo want q big bargain inquire
week Address p II. Corri. city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

T,ycED by A THOROUGH BOOK.
4 keeper and accountant, familiar with
4,rds II business, position in good
4 Would attend to adjusting and ball
A complicated set OF books, or would
"a he AFTERNOON TO keep the books OF a
m who does not employ q book
n. the highest city and Galveston
faees as TO ability and Integrity. Ad-
n Accountant, this office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
p LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

~ REN IA FINE DARKROOM. UNDER
sS 6ieid view hotel. Apply to proprietors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

4 ,NrFD--B A YOUNG WIDOW.
Nv homo with private family.
f. a Al light house work; would not oh
4 ICING 10 the country; salary no object.
rsddress Broom 49," Glnocchlo hotel,
kldepot. --...,......
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

snenlal % tho aazetta.

special 70 the 1Rzette.
81. LOUIS. Sept. 10. Wheat--The market
was unsettled and the crowd badly mixed.
and after the noon cail there was a little
strength and prices advanced 4.
Corn rbe speculative market was dull with
but few outside buyers. a decline Of X to 4
took place.
Provisions we're dull. but the feeling was
little better
Fair 70 choice ran 90 cattle sold promptly at
steady prices; common aud thin ara weak.
sheep quiet
ST. LOUIS, Eept. l0.-FLoUR-Fasy and un.
changed
7sas october SIG s4}E November, closing al
CoRS si5sssis oaAhI As September lsH
0STs"asR cash; sss oe obsr % bid No
yembeE ~ HHH D III
PRoyIaIOHs. ataa
wHIskY-stea3y, ] II.
CoRE MEAL.-2 .5at33j.
PoRK-lB 20. fHaaTH tat
BULK MKxrs-Long clear geg short rib
80, short clear 10 80.
BAcoS-Iong clear l01zGl01<, short rib
lCs.si0k; short clear AS
LIVE srvuK.
HCATTLE--Reeeipi4 iioG exports fOeI "
uIn 5oe5 2, grass Texans loci boi balk
Hoes-Kecepts. 2aCo. 95a6 Is.
IAMHz-Receipts llOe common 2 Gas 81.
good 20 choice 00etj 70, lambs . - -,
Texans 20 @3 Is;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11


Special TO the Gazette.
CWcAco, sept ni--wheat And cor7a pricos
did not fuetUate much although the bears
worked hard 70 bring them down, trading
was light aud mainly confined TO The local
crowd.
Wheat declined " cont and corn y cent
Pork and lard futures duh ana higher.
Cash meats dun aud lower. ltf
PRODUCER
CHICAGO, Sept 10 -FuoUR-ouiet sud
unchanged, -- ~.
WirEAr opened easy. september 5s,.easaal,
closed gNfs. October 1HAst-f., closed IA.
November iSS@7ph, el, sed 1850 No, 2 rcd fSst:
coSS Cash sSpa@N, september kSsss
closed 6aA; October n / sl9al, closed So l.s,
November iSls@fB. closed t5tf
PROV tBtONA A.
foRk Gosh 10 S2&l7 90; september lals;
Lam. September I So October 1897 MA
November i2l.2oAT 93g.
BULK MEATs- shoulders 8 y; short rib . IS;
LIvk STOCK.
Drovers' journal reports
Hoes Receipts 300, choice 5 2j16 90.
CATTLE Receipts Couo export grades
50a6 y; good TO choice shipping p0@6 ge
inferior " medium aO4S 50, Texans IS
"a 10.
siIEEr- Receipts slor inferior TO mir,
0oehs =; Texans 2S@S7S,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
FARM FOR SALE.

GOOD PRAIRIE FARM OF IFS ACRES
" high state of cultivation with tweu-
acres good tlmbsred land. Good
tilgs barns aud outhouses. For further
ees1uiaIs address Or. j. w. Perry. Fort
NV or call at his residence seven miles
lae'st OF the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
LAND AGENT,

fIEk q. RUOKER y co., BELTON,
le1as, Land and General Agents. Sole
fllsstors OF the Abstract of Bell County
Ius. We do general land business, In.
pR surVeying and conveyanoing,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

Every smoker should try Little
JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

Special 10 the Gazette.
XMAS CRY. Sept. l0s-Ihere was bot
little business transacted in the provision
market. and II was dull aud prices 10 Rtr.
Texas cattle are scarce ami higher.
Sheep slow.
LIVE STOCK.
lave stock indicator reports:
CATTLE-Re Receipts, lsJS exports Igb -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
3iTnATIoN wANTED-MALE.7

f-SC MAN WANTS TO LEARN THE
a,,le business with view of investing.
fsnces exchanged. Address W. ID. u,
4 House.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

FRIEDRICH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
y las Houston street, opposite the post
ices cleaning, securing, dy cling and re.
y. also altering OF clothes a speciality.
eve him a call
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
s,yTEp-BoARD AND LODGING,

4 ASTED--U NTURNISHED ROOM and
hoard In q pri vate family for gentle
= md vile. near business center. \, b.
aitlie office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

IA RENT--FURNlSaED OR UNFUR.
hl,hed rooms, at southeast corner of
oln sud Sixth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
ROOMS FOR RENT.

,Ds BENr-LOwER TART OF MRS,
y,sHr's residence TO small family;
! Y refer an Arrangement for board for a
4 n one child. Foo particulars inquire
Il ITwombly 4 son or ON premises, cor
ia Belknap and Elm streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
HEAP COLUMN.

easements under this head viii be In
Che rate OF fve cents line, each
seyen words 10 the line. No sdver-
Z, inserted for less than IS cents. Par
l ~, whom we have no running account
.sv In advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

easy, a. spoin,s lower for September; 10
points lower ior other months.
MONTHS. n CALM cALt'S CALI. cLosa.
sANhoeA .ss seis.si.ss.s H. I..,,..,
SeptemberIt0 iNRQalO IS0Gl 10 / b6So' Ia ia.AoN
October =. I QSlalu| n O71tVp n o.RSni ~ ~ ~
Novemherl SsaAiI y st3Ss b SSsaiAi SsSne
Dozen Der o y ta4il y S7bld' b vi NtI ~, 6S
January liz Va 90 10 O2Anp 10 Otsatn'i0 O6apq
teerrary,a|lQ lase2S " slAsk. 40 NlA sl sOt "a
tAffcn.s.s,., 10 <nN 10 RdS no MOS no gOh IS
Apul ,.,,,alO uNh ,,,s, q. 10 igAfTiO ttGtp
May~,,,.ltV S7bel ~..., 10 Ooasslio toSei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
HOTELS.

- CITY HOUSE--J. M. PRESLER,
opnetor. Everything new and first
4 Texas. seventh street. near DEPOT.
~ Fails, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

Powdsr--BlhstinR, y Neg, " Is Rins, 49,
u %; Rino, v l2,f mH..aN2S; Hins, aHSl ba,,u q
Ahot--f2 saski bnek shot. q %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
Transaellons ID. OOo lhnres.
HIaHr ENCHANnI

NAV YORK. sept. lo.--Money closed las
sterling exchange dun nj 4 q so sight 4 SIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
.r.1l ,rIoN wANrrp..rrmALE.

-. three doIlarsper box, at Zeller &
Rros. on public square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
LARD Firm; spot at bSa7 IS.
rrya are,rK

NV YOnK, N. v, Sept. lO.--hEEvEs---Ilo-
ceipts $500 strictly prime and extra native
steers steady Texas cattle trifle higher, but
the general market was dull; coarse native
cat Ia ruled weak and lower, native steers
sold AZ Od6 70 Tor poor TO prime sal 70
for ira eteorey Texas and Colorado 23d6 ~,
all grass fed.
SItEsl'-Daily receipts 5000; sheep irmer; In
feTior 10 common stock dull. clearance not
made; the extremely hot weather OF the past
seven days has demornlHed the flesh meat
trade; sales OF Sleeps 6OaA -. lamb UOGG -:
a few selected lambs sold Rtd35h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
Strictly pure white lead. q "a, Spirits "a =.
pentine, 94fb5. hoi.ed oil, GO.


TUE aHKHaAE-wtLLfAMs oOLORa.
Ivory drop black, Ia. per ID 1916 Engli
cnneh black. H. per ID l2c; lamp black, Is, : c;
black paint, II, Oe. sPrusslan blue, ~, ~, In,
pc; tDitrRmarine blue, ~, Ia, DC: blue paint
IL. nc; raw Turkey lumber, ~, 30. burnt Tur.
key nmber, IL, DC. raw Italian sienna, IL. DC;
burnt Italian sienna, IL, Sc. vanhyke brown,
49, DC; Paria green, Is, zoe. Chrome, l. n. o. a
u. o., Is, 40 American yefmiliion, IL, &c; In.
dian rod, II, III Hinetta REQ, IL, S., i2lfs, 2bs
DC, Chrome yellow, l.. n. Q. A d. o., II. l4c;
yellow 0chro, IA, bs, l2lfa, as, 90.
PREPARED 0aAIaIEo oOLoRg.
Bark oak, 1ge; Ash, 1906 Back walnut, Ito.
Maple, 100.
DlsrEhPER ooLons. a9i8
Ivory drop black, Ae; raw Turkey umbDr,
25ei burnt Turkey lumber, Sol raw italian
sienna, $50. burnt Italian sienna, 25e. Van
dyke brown, 1bo.
Prices OF above made on = basis of ia Y,
y, and ID cans, assorted; In x and ] ID
cans; balance Ia and 10 cans, assorted.
Price In 10 cans; balanoe Ia and 2 10 cans
assorted. Prizes Ia ID cans, 10 less l2x and
- ID tin pals, Ike lsas, and kegs - per ID
laAa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
RnNra

NEW oRLEAss, Sept. lO.--sight exchanst.
sterling EXCHANGE B, n. nominal, asa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

COTTON mARKErs.
oorToH REoKIPTs AT ALL UNITED sTArEs
PORTE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

Exporis this week 70 dreat Briudn... 7sUs
''.'''. 4tt
IOuIHoul,.ss .ss.ss.ss4 dfl
stock " an U. 3. ports this day, l2loig
This day last year ......--........,..-...a 2HTlJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

NEW YoRK, sept 10 --FIouR--null.
WuEAr--.Spot lots = 10 y higher, closing
arm; options opened weak NJ Ndss lower,
closed STEADY near best rates M red
TposN; 10. . red, september, Siii@S69e,
closing sen octobc' Ssf@SA closing S5k
November Sa9lt, closing S'L.
toHs-Spot lots Quiet but rrm; options
opened X TO * lower, hut later recovered the
decline, closing weak ut "a 10 y below best
figures; No, 3, 6th. No. 2 6tai6; No. 2Septeni.
Der Bl6t6ik, closing 90; nc ober 69lstnN2k,
closing o., November 0BsNBi, closing tO4S
PROVISIONS,
CoFFSE- .SpotQuiet but steady; options a
shade dull aud lower.
ase al ghU linus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

Total sales $500 u w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

.sT CHARLES HOTEL UNDER THE
- management Is giving perfect salts.
"a, atneir many guests, and the new
atiSrs, Z II. Clark ana lady, spare no
9g ~ Al reasonable rates, good fare,
lle5s and polite attention Is the motto
Souse. Corner OF Rusk and seventh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
seEciAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Law CARDS.

80 :" OAAeAS1@
lei,a 4 -~H,'e---- --,--------s----~---
Noers OF Fort Worth Bar.
ots,o.ss MOZART, ATTORNEYS at LAW.
'1sion over First Hatiorai Bank, corner
~ and Second streets.
II nal ERsoN q WOODWARD, ATToR.
L Epd ,at Law. ONCE corner Weather
aih streets, opposite courthouse.
s1 1yAN&sWAYNE, ATTORNEYS AT
] foft Worth, Texas. ofioe over
ssdi 3 isEAl.L, a ROGERS, ATTORNEYS
hsi y s1tuhsellors AZ Law, Terrell build
street. Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

, INV HAVE LOST THE KEY TO YOUR
III III or Yalise, a. j. Anderson, 206 Hous-
M can supply you with a new Que
81 guarantee Mt. Locks, hinges,
IN, ond tastenlngs, single or 70 match,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

8'.AwlCK LAUNpRY. NEW MAN
bMtneni, fine work, prompt delivery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11

MoLAssrs--Q quiet and unchanged.
RIGS Demand htir, market arm.
ROsIN-Q quiet but firm.
Wool -kirm, good demand,
poRK--Quivt ~ OOni7 -.
cur MEArs - Nominal; long clear ma
cling "a,
LGRD Firm; spot att bS@7 S.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-11-21
Hold Your Poultry!
Wilkes, Blackman
& Wilkes will soon
be ready to buy it.
QDafnrua 3,
Reform I"

Out of total of more than AL 900
polled in Missouri in the late election
only 14S.35o, or few more than one
third were in favor of the court amend
ment. Yet it is adopted as part of our
constitution because II 900 were poll
poled against 1t This was brought about
by trick OF those who had charge of
the printing OF the democratic ballots.
These printed with only the simple
word eyes" i'll connection with this
amendment and manv thousand voters
were thus misled. They thought that
by the simple scratching out of the
word "Yes" they cast vote against it,
when in fact no vote was cast against
it unless eyes" was scratched out and
"No" written in. While a93, 900 voters
of both parties scratched the "Yes," !"
only 137, 900 took care to write the
"No" and the amendment is adopted.
1t would have been rejected as over
whelmingly as the other amendment
had it appeared on the ballots with the
same "Yes" and mo" attachments.
The success of this little trick enables
Governor Crittenden to begin his race
for Congress in the Kansas City dis.
trict with three Appellate Judgeships
at his sole disposal.-POsf Dispateh.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-11-21
An Interesting Tradition.
From the Troy Times.

Iu the early part of the eighteenth
century very old lady sat to Thomas
Hudson, the portrait painter, who was
born IN 1901. She told that artist
that when she was quite a little girl
she had sat to Sir Anthony Vandyck,
then at the height of his fame, and
living in great state in the then fash
fashionable quarter of Blackfriars. On
one occasion he led her forth into a
long gallery attached to the house.
wherein were hung a number of his
pictures. Remarking the whiteness
of the faces, she asked him why he
painted them so pale. II paint for
time" he replied: Time will darken
them, and posterity will thank me for
it." This utterance, proving at once
his knowledge. wisdom and jealousy
for. his reputation, was repeated by
Hudson to Sir Joshua Reynolds, whose
master he was. Sir Joshua told it to
his pupil, James Northcote, who re-
peated 1t to poor Benjamin Hayden /;
by Hayden it was told to w. P. Firth,
and by Mr.. Firth it was repeated to
Seymour Lucas. Thus, without the
medium of ink or paper. has there
been handed down an interesting state
ment of one OF the worlds greatest
men, uttered before the civil wars
hurled Charles |. from his throne.
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THIS ISSUE.
File this Copy for Future Reference

The present issue of the GRAPHIC
is one that should be filed away for
future reference by every reader who
cares TO have political statistics with
in reach.
In our inside pages we present a
compl. te list ofthe next Legislature,
Also the returns from nearly every
county in the stale, showing the vote
for Governor in 1880 and the majori.
ties for 1854.
The proceedings of the count in
New York up to last Friday, with q
table of the county majorities.
In addition will be found three full
columns of News Notes, covering tht
whole field of curren, events.
Besides this will be found our two
continued stories, large amount o
interesting miscellany, and the usua
Local and Editorial matter of th'
week.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-11-21

account of their free trade ideas.
When George William Curtis LETT Chi.
cago after the convention, he no doubt
intended to support Blaine. l was in
caucus with him to discuss the ques-
ton OF nominating man for vice
president. Before we voted he left
the room, because, he said, he did no,
wish to be bound by the caucus, but
he said no word about opposing Blaine.
1t was not until he got back to New
York and found that the proprietors
ofhis paper were determined to 20
against Blaine ON account offree trade,
that he concluded to oppose him."
"What will be Mr.. Blaine's future {!
Will he run for congress, as has been
suggested ~
"No. He will devote himself to his
literary work, as he desired to do be-
fore the convention, He did not want
to be candidate for President this
year."
"Will Conkling be made senator /"
"Arthur may but not Conkling.
Arthur hopes that through Blaine's
defeat he may come toward in 1888,
but that hope willnot be realized"
"What do you hear, of Cleyeland's
pollcy?"
81 spent few days in Virginia
after the election. Three fourths of
the democrats there expect to be re-.
imbursed for their losses during the
war. The south composes four-fifths
of the democratic party. According
to the ordinary rules of arithmetic four
ffths control one fifth. The south will
control the caucusses Of the party and
shape Its policy. When was there a
democrat who was not controlled by
the south 2 Now here are these inde-
deudents, they claimed to be republi.
cans, but are now demanding repre-
sentation in Cleveland's cabinet"
do you think the independents or
the 100000 democrats will control
Cleveland z"
His administration will be dictated
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-11-21
Just the Leg for an Arctic Climate.

ALI Smith sound explorers have
something tc say Of the Esquimau with
the wooden leg. Everybody knows, OF
course, that timber does not grow in
that part of the world, and the man
with the wooden leg must be quite a
curiosity to the Ellesmere Land Esaui-
maux, who occasionally visit their
friends on the Greenland coast. His
name is Arrowtah. One day, when he
was quite boy, he was out on a hill
hunting birds, when a great stone roll
ed on his foot and crushed it. His
mother, to save his life, cut off his leg
about six inches below the knee with a
knife made of bone. Arrowtah sur.
yived the rude surgery, and grew up a
stout young man. but was almost en-
tirely helpless to his tribe, because he
could only hop around on one leg.
In I84S the surgeon of the North
Star, one of the Franklin search vessels,
made him a wooden leg, which was re-
paired and renewed by DR.. HAYES