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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19
Ka Ton Ka

Operates with energy upon the bowels, liver,
kidneys, and pores OF the skin, thus e XpF Hing,
by means Of these organs, the disease. germs
or cause OF scrotulOus, inherited, and con Ia.
giOus humoTs and disease which float in the
d, Precipitation and urine. In forty min /.
ntes after taking the hrst dose IL may be de.
tected by chemical analysis In the blood, per
splIhlOn ana urine, where IL acts upon dis.
Ca-ed or morbid Impurities ana destroys them
httcr "hlCh they plss harmlGssiy from the
system. Hence its greaL power over diseases
Nhlch derive no bencht from all other forms
OF treatment. Asa blood purifier and spring
medicine II surpasses all other compounds. IL
acts gently ct freely upon the bowels, over
coming constipation, dyspepsia, sick head
acne iurrel tongue, billOusn'ss, tOrpIdlty Of
the liver, high cOiOred or thickened urine, I'm
very few doses. II eXCitcs the apetito, IN.
CTea'eS the nush. hardens the musClCs and
soiidiNes the bones. 1t is a mother remedy
regulating ana strengthening the material
functions. II punties tue tema g system OF
ulceIuuve W. aknCssCs and ucbilitating hum.
urs, IL eXpels the lrst symptoms OF hCrcdi
try humOls and diseases 10 cnildreu and
youth. II Il wonderful ia nervous debility
hlnhClatOn ana uropsy. II eXpels the cause 0i
rheumatism and gJut and Invariably cures
lhefe ara no ioIms OF disease upon which the
mcNicluC does not act tayOrably by reason OF
us purifying action on the great fluids OF tnr
sysleL. Price 81 per bottle, ak bottles tor as
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19

Th = th' greatest country FOR raising stOC K
ana therefore Days Horse ana Cattle Powder
has large sale In all the farming districts.
For sale by alt druggists at % cents per pound
package.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTBRS.
The Wan, O, . Reliable p,urstio

Which, while acting as a stimu ant OF the kit
neys, neither exCitcs nor irritates them, was
long since supplied by HostetterS stomach
Bitters. This fine medicine eEerts the requi-
site degree OF stimulation upon these organs.
without producing irritation, and -, there.
tore tar better adapted for the purpose than
unmedicated eXCit3nts often resOrtcd to. Dys.
pepsia, fever and aguc, and kindred diseases
are ali cured by 1t. For sale by ali Druggists
and Dealers generally. mI.ImdeOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19
Modoc Indian Oil

WIZ never be forgotten by those who saw the
wonderful cures performed I'm nnbIic I,v tE,
ihdlhn medicine men. The Indians believer II
70 De the Great Spirits medicine. II relieve,
all p ain instantly.
AsE yourdruggisti tor MODOC INDIAN OIL,
rake no other, IL h the best. Price Is cent,
per bottle hve bottles tor 81. All keep IL,
ln3-lydW%sSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at gg.
VIII run through to Hanover daily, pNoor
sunday.
rrodoriok Accommodation. west, connecting
At Lancaster with Eust Line west, ui I. = vii
run through 10 F-rsi0ricG.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19
Have Gone,

But their medicines remain with Us, and can
be found In every drug store in tho city. ami
people no are using their medicines can be
-upplted az the same prices IS were ertsbli, ned
by the Indians,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19
NoTIoE,-rArIEsrs WISHING TO cos.
DIR. La GRANGE.

OF 1923 fILBERT STREET, PmLADKLPHA. y.
are requested 10 give at least two 10,
h0tioe , prior 10 their Intended visit 10 preySnt
disappointment ana loss OF time ''N"'
Dr, La GTange's new work on Neryons ma.
eases ANA Allied Disorders. Sent free bo ~, ~
oO.cents. Address rs above. mi n psl psusl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19
DAY'SCELEBRATEDSOAP.
TnE CONnlTIONs ARk.


Ist. All lists must be accompanied by u
cent stamp for return postage, ana the written
statement that you have anil are now using
the Days soap IN your family, and the name
and address OF the grocer from whom you
buy II. -
-. Words must Ec written plainly and num-
bered. -
50. No words counted In which letters are
used not found in Days Celebrated soap.
an All lists must be I'm by the trst OF May,
as the preu iums will be given on that day.
5th. I he premiums viii be given In rotation
according To largest list Of words.
6tn Write your name and address plainly on
list, and tor further information and tnstruc'
tons enclose cent stamp.
This offer is made 10 induce you 10 try and
use the nuTest and best Soap made, BY lts use
you have no boiling, no sCaldtng, no hest, no
steam, and your washing done In oue.halt the
usual time.
Days soap must be used ~ directed. Direc'
tOns will be found on each wrapper. The
Days Soap can be had OF leading wholesale
and retail grucer- throughout the United
states. Elegant embossed Cards given with
DAYS SOap,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19
Indian Cough Syrup

ls certainly the best remedy OF its kind ever
introduced, and all people who ARE suffering
WIN coughs, colds and lung troubles shouii
not delay It's use, Price 20 cents per bottle
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19

Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
at 7:fO p. m, has direct connections without
change or Car9l 10 Columbia and York.
fast Line, west on sunday, whom tagged
VIII stop at Downing EtOwn, COate3Ville, Parkbs
Ourg, Mount JOY, EuZabethtOwn AMI Hldii"
town.
Day Expro0s, Fast Limo, SOws Express, MAI
Train, No. l, Western Express and Pacific Ez.
press run daily.
The tim0 here given ia Eastern time, or thnt
OF the 18TH meridian, whCe is minute and J
seconds iAstar than that heretofore used
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-19

On Sunday the postofilce 81 open from April
lst 10 october LIST, from 10 a. M, and from q
10 p, IN, from october ist TO April lat, nom
TO 10 a. IN, ana from d to u, IA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07
--..~ rscELr.AAroI

EAsHIo NABLEni.ipa- 70
~ ding and ball dfes,s. AEls
a ditogs scd and and First street, ''i a
Guy aud country promptly W., w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07


The Moscow Pinery calls on THE
GAZETTE FOR railroad from Fort
Worth 70 Sabine Pass. The road will
be built In time II that port Of entry
can secure money enough to improve
tie harbor. II Galveston secures her
seven-and-a-half millions from the
geners government, she viii be able
to accommodate for n while all the
Texas shipping, but THE GAZETTE
believes that the boundless resources
Of Texas are such that 1t will require
more room ,hnn can be found at Gal
weston 10 noat what ships will be
found coming TO our shores. Then
Sabine Pass and Padre island will be
utilized. II the sum asked for by Gal
weston Is not forthcoming, and "a
cheaper place to find deep water il
sought, IL IL not unlikely that some
point other than Galveston viii bo
selected. II is claimed by sx-
perts that deep water can
be obtained elsewhere for a
few hundred thousand doIlars.
n the money comes from the general
government II will be for the benefit
Of all the states between Texas and
California, "A territory 80 large that the
claims of any one city will be COM
paratlvely indnitcsimal. This, ofcourse,
renders the selection Of the particular
port exceedingly problema,icsl. Gal
weston is working right manfully Ia
secure the prize, and were IL not for
the large sum demanded would likely
10 thu fortunate city. Seven and a
half millions OF money IN silver dol
lars would furnish almost metal enough
10 bridge the bar with shining
argent. Before many more roads from
the grnuaries and stock ranches OF
Texas are built 10 the Gulf, some mesnt
Of getting over the bar must be de
viged. It is useless for Texas to haul
her products to the coast ifthey cannot
find shipping without paying out al
profits on wharfage or lighterRge
Texas needs "A port for her cattle, II To-
nothing else. Kansas has the powe
10 greatly impede our progress to tn,
markets any time she desires. lie
Sabine Pass succeed in securing deer
water and the railroad will reach on
from Fort Worth made OF u year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07

Cleyeland's netmNority over Blaine,
55,i6S, Garheld's majority over Han.
cock, 7,OlS
The peculiarities Of the vote may be
studded from this table. Only three
Southern states, Texas, North Caro-
lima and Arksnsa., increase their DEM
ocratio maiorities, while eight North-
ern states, California, Colorado, Kan
saa, Maine Minnesota, Nevada, Oregon
aud Pennsylvania Increase their Re-
publican naloritles The notable point
Is the general decrease of maIorlties,
except in the states OF Pennsylvania,
Texas, California, North Carolina and
slightly IN few other states, In the
five strong Republican states OF I'LL
nois, Iowa, Michigan, Massachusetts
and Wisconsin Blaine's majorltles foot
up $50, 000 less than Garneld's, while
IN the reliable Democratic states Of
Kentucky, Missouri, Virginia and
Tennessee Cleveland's malorities arc
49, 600 less than Hancock's,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07
DALLAS.
An Archaic Mode of Burying the
Dead Revived.
An Injunction Againit the Belt Street
Railway Company.

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Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Dec. 6.--The funeral
of David Letot, the ten-yearold boy
who was killed by falling from pecan
tree near his home at LetoCs station,
last Sunday, occurred Tuesday. The
mode Of burial was novel one. An
ex cavation was made in the earth and
walled with cemented brick, and the
body on a lounge was placed in the
vault, the family preferring this to
the ordinary mode OF burial.
The Texas & Pacific railroad to-day
sued out an Injunction against the
Belt Street Railway company restain-
| Ing them from building their road
across the track OF the Texas & Pacific
road on Lamar street. The city cOun.
oil, at its last meeting, granted the
| Belt company the right OF way along
| Lamar street
The Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph
| company have completed the erection
Of their wire 70 this city and con-
nection will probably be made with
the wire OF the Santa Fe railroad to-
night,
Deputy Internal Revenue Inspector
Arch Cochran, has Just returned
from Alvarado, whittier he went to in
spect the uistillery OF Vickers & Some,
who have begun operations for the
season. During the summer they eX-
pended $4,000 in repairing their estab
lishment and purchasing new ma
chineTy, very greatly increasing the
| capacity OF their distillery.
Three years ago a young man giving
| his name as Warren Fuller went to
work AZ "A section hand ut Mesquite in
this county. a year later he went TO
the Bennett neighborhood where
! by his unsssuming manner, prepos-
sessing appearance and racket that
his folks, who lived in New York state,
were well fixed and he could at any
time get hold OF $4,000, he soon won
the esteem Of all, and the love OF q
! Miss MarlSe, a member of an excellent
! family, and year ago married the
lady. When he did not get the $1,000
! lac explained 70 his wife that there was
! some trouble over the distribution Of
the estate and he had been
! knocked out OF his by the
machinatiOn of lawyers. This year
he tarmEd, raising two bales OF cotton.
- ltW NoN > dHb tAN buIIOWtu llHll vi
mules and u wagon from Mr.. II. u
Quillin, neighbor and brought his
cotton to town. On arriving here he
not only sold the cotton but the mules
and wagon also, aud bought ticket
for New York Mr. Dublin was IN
to-day negotiating for the recovery ot
his team and wagon. Fuller owed for
"a wagon here in Dallas which he was
to pay for on the sale Of his cotton.
Mrs. Fuller has the sympathy of her
neighbors
DIR. G. w. Pierce, who, with on,
Wampler and others, was arrested 8
few months ago upon numerous Ia
dictments found against him at Aus
tin. charging him with forging titlei
TO Western lands, and who was placed
under $4,000 bond for his appearance
has jumped his bond aud leitthe state
Wampler Ia ON trial at Austin, and
when an officer today Went to hun
the doctor "a an attached witness, j
came out that he had skipped. Befor
? leaving he decided his properly to hi
, boncsmen, who are consequently safe
DR.. Pierce originally hailed from
Quincy, III.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07

Amour the siiliest sensation Of the
season is the report that large num-
Der OF Catholic priests have landed In
New York disguised az Episcopalian
ministers who viii insidiously prose-
lyte the people given them m charge.
Some Of the high church Episcopa-
llans have adopted good many Of the
forms Of the Catholic church and the
low churchmen regard such innovs-
tionssuspiciously. No clergyman, how
ever, would play the role Of spy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07
PILOT POINT.
A Boom in Real Estate Work of the
Ladies Cemetery Society
Cotton All in.

NVbNuh AL III.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
PILOT PoINT, Tex, Dec. "a cold
wave struck this vicinity this morn
ing, sending the mercury down nearly
to freezing point and creating, de.
mand for fires and listers.
James III. Reid, civil engineer on The
Mlllsap 4 Mineral Wells line, came up
yesterday on brief visit
The transfers in real estate last Mon
day VIII give the city quite boom
in the way OF building and inn
proVements' The aggregate sales
amounted TO $1,000, and it is already
rnmored that large brick block will
go up on the west side, which will
contain two stores below and an opera
house above. The purchaser OF these
lots, Mr.. J. Nj. Weeks, who is one of
the largest stockmen here, and whose
reputation for enterprise Is well
known, Is a sufficient guarantee that
Fliot Point will be largely benefited
by his possession Of the valuable prom
erly; DIS. Whitton aud DeBow, who
purchased the southwest corner lot
wiz improve their property by the
erection Of "A handsome block.
N.1fhsANAH AANAM AhAAHAAAAtAAik TIE IL
nancial depression, the outlook FOR the
future growth and prosperity at the
HUI city Is quite iiatterlng.
Capt. w. ) Kendall viii leave for
New Orleans la time TO reach there
before the opening of the exposition.
he goes us honorary commissioner
eno viii take great pleasure in rem
dering assistance TO all visitOrs who 20
from this vicinity.
II ia whispered In social circles that
brilliant wedding Is to occur Sunday
evening
Prof J s. Brown IL the seminary,
has been on the sick list during The
week but 70 now in u fair way 10 70.
| c0yery.
The Ladies Cemetery society have
done and are doing "A noble work for
the cemetery here. II IL now one of
| the brightest spots in this yIeini,y
Hundreds Of dollars they have ey
| pended in identifying the grounds nv
| planting trees, ornamental shruhbery,
and tiowaIs each side OF the streets ana
walks. They manifest the same earn.
! estness aud zeal TO continue the 1904
work until nothing Is left undone nv
its Improvement They will make il
o creditto the city, worthy tie imita.
ton IT 1.-THE Future Great - lorates
iity-ihree miles south of here.
The /. o. ., +. elected ofiieens qA,ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07

day evening, for the term commencing
the first Of January, as follows: j. r..
Shor'ridge, n. g.; !. r. Bridges, ".
g.; ]. II u. Mcfarland, secretary; G.
w Davidson, treasurer; II ID. Cald-
we'll, representative to the graz d
lodge; J. r. Shortridge, J, II. l.. Nc
Fmland aud II ID Caldwell, trustees
Therehas been perceptible decrease
In the receipts Of cotton during the
present week, an evidence that the
crop Of 1884 in this vicinity at lesst Is
nearly all in market, An average
amount OF corn, oats and hay have
been received and business has been
fair but hardly up 20 the expectations
of the merchants who have laid in
heavy stocks of goods
Mis5 Elllecta Mann and Mr.. Hous.
ton Bates were married yesterday at
the residence OF Mr.. John Hardin,
Elder j. b. Cole officiating.
specia 10 the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, Tx, Dec. 6-The
death last night OF the wife Of DIR. a.
NJ. Eimore, though not wholly mex
pected, was known about town at an
early hour this morning. Grape on
the door of the popular dry goods
house Of which the doctor is partner
announced the fact, The church and
society lose valuable member and
the bereaved familya devoted and low.
ing wife and mother. The interment
takes place to morrow at p. m; SER
vices by the Rev. j. r. Wages, pastor
of the Methodist church.
Trade has been to-day only fairly ac-
tive for Saturday, though the usual
crowd Of people was in town, The re-
ceipls Of cotton and other farm prod
ucts We're light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07
FnlIng the plaees Oh lhe slrlLers

PiTrsnuRo, PA, Dec. GA. w.
McCracken, superintendent of the
Hooking Valley Coal Mining COM
pany, Is in the city for .he purpose 81
securing men 10 iill the places OF the
strikers, Two hundred minere hnye
already gone from this vicinity and
as many moro win be sent within the
next few days, my leaving Tonight.
Superintendent MeCraoken saws Tia,
they have 1900 men now at work. and
expect to have two mines running m
fun force before the end OF next week
At the present rate he SAYS The men
average 1880 per month.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07
TYLER.
Tho Day in the Court of Appeals.

Tho Day in the Court of Appeals.
Special TO the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Dec. G.-The court of
appeals to-day affirmed the following
cases: Silliman w. Gammsge, from
Anderson; Tumlinson Va. the State,
from Atapcosa.
Rev rsed and remanded: VIM vs..
the State, from Atascosa; Coombs vs..
the State, from Dallas; Gazely Va. the
State, from McLennau; Lovelndy W.
the State, from Wood; the Texas s
Pacific Railway Va Hamm ct al, from
VanXandt
This court will probably adjourn
next week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07

THE Bayou city is having a tussle
with the electric light, II appears that
the city council is paying an enormous
sum for poor service and that Meyor
Baker lisa large stakeholder In the
company, MFR. Baker will be romem,
hered rs the gentleman who Thought
no could run newspaper and failed
to discover his mistake until he had
ldst iorty-two thousand dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07
MERIDIAN.
The Now Officers in Harness-obit-
uary.
next WeeI

The Now Officers in Harness obit-
uary,
Special TO the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, TEX, Dec. Our
county otllcers-elect all pr, scented their
bonds, took the oath of Office and We're
duly installed ON last Wednesday, the
% inst. Our county commissioners
are all new men, officially, this being
their hrat pubic service OF any KIND in
Bosque county, bat they are men of
clear heads and good Judgment, and
our people are all hopeful Of prudent,
wise and judicious county government
during the ensuing two years AL
most the first act OF the new court was
to cut of the supply Of wood hereto
fore furnished to the different count,
| officers, no express statute authnriZ-
ing such appropriations, and infer
ences aud implied authority were in
| their Judgment notsufllcient authority
| for them to make such useless dona-
tions, This action on their part indl-
Gates retrenchmeut with vim.
/ Died, az the Workman hotel on the
| 18th inst, st O'Clock p. M, William
! N. Comfy, Esq. Mr.. Comfy WAS n
! young lawyer of fine sttainments and
had during his short residence among
us exhibited unmistakahe evidences
OF being highly cultured gentle
man. severe attack of pneumonia
hhiiled medical skill, aud after linger.
ing for several days, young and vlgor-
Gus as he was, death ensued. One OF
the largest concOurse OF citizens ever
witnessed at our cemetery attended
his funeral at o'clock p. m. yester-
day. II his aged parents, residing in
Union county, Georgia, could have
witnessed the impressive and solemn
religious services aud the many un.
conscious silent tears that moistened
the checks of sympathi2ing moth
ers and daughters OF Me
ridian, as they stood around
the grave OF tI,4ir departed boy, witt
4 profusion OF beautifully entwineC
wreatha OF flowers and evergreens
| decorating the cSsket and grave In tht
most appropriate and beautiful man
ner, Il would have filed their aget
and aching bosoms with feelings OF IN,
deepest gratitude
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07

ton Of Ballads and Poemsn In a verse be
ginning. "Goiden haired Ally, whose name
IA one with mine"
portrait OF The two children has lately
been painted By Mrs. Anna Lea Merritt, the
well known American artist, now resident
al London, and ull.page engraving Of the
painting appoan-wiih the consort Of the
Tennyson farnilv-in the Christmas number
ofthe III Nicholas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-07

The Fort worth GAagIru has assumed tho
responsibility OF correcting the Imaginary
statistics the Dallas Herald indnlges Ia semi,
occasionally. a big i1b TIM GAZETTE has
on hand --san Antonio Express,
THE GAzEIyrE has not time to watch
an its neighbours statistical errors, hut
when hundred million acres OF Land
or four OF i've hundred million
ia money are TO be squendered
by the Hegald's squibs Tar GAZETTE
enters lls protest.