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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

r"' Points desisnaied by asterisk would not
allow the numoer Of other papers TO be re-
ported. , No,,. POST
and Herald, sold on the street, the number oil
which could not be ascertained,
REMARKS.
CIARKsvILLE-"No other papers OIL
fered for sale. The GAZETTE has driven
out all competition.
DENToN-"Our newsdealer informs
me that he expects TO increase ms oruer
for THE GAZETTE to sixty copies by To-
morrow's mail So, you see, The IA
! zETTE is the paper with u.s."
| CoIoRApo-"From this you VIII see
THE GAZETTE outstrips all OF them.
| The -- managementis much as
gruntled because they cannot force
TIE GAZETTE to the wall"
| GEORGETOWN" suggest that you
send advertising cards. The news
man would appreciate few, In order
to advertise the fact that he sells THE
GAZETTE
BELToN-"I feel confident that THE
GAZETTE could lead all other dailies
here If you would arrange 10 nave
some one to sell it on the streets a.
soon as the train arrives;
Pilot POINTING other paper SOLO
bere-thev cannot flourish where THE
GAZETTE il ia circulation. The News
, made an attempt about TWO Hnohtns
400 hut after few days quit the
field. leaving The GAZETTE In undis'
puted possession" ..,.
GAINEsvILLE-"Very soon no state
/ paper at all but THE GAZETTE VIII Ut
sold here" .
, times take Herald when they can't
get GAZETTE ,a
TFRRELL-'pTHE GAzErTEis rapid
ly growing In favor, ana h ~" Wv
paper with our people. .,.. 90,
!. have no rivalry In Denison. The Her
ala seems as mild stimulant-' mere
= ly that and nothing more"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
81. Louis.

Special to the Gazette.
sr. LOUIS, June 10. Wheat - During the
entire forenoon prices were not only nrni,
but stronger. with more buyers IMAM soicfs'
However, outside OF IA few short purchases
and this regular scslping trade little was
done. Later the feeling became weaker ana
In ne corn market but little business was
transacted. The start was good, but de-
cline soon set In and closed lower.
Provisions were again strong ana the de-
mand held up we'll; prices firm.
Cattle active and 10 cents higher on good
| Grades. grass Texans 90 10 4 10; corn-fed Tex
| ans o W and o 10.
sheep slow and unchanged, at2So and $50
| for Texans.
| PRoDucE.
| or LOUIS. June lo.-FI0uR-U Unchanged
| WHEAT-No. 2 red 0,i49l 0ih cash; VIZ
| al ir3 June: 05lime5N July. ,,v,
Cons-52N@b3N cash; b2% June ana 'u'S'
o' 3hIs q scTassoX cash; 80 June; so1s July.
| PRovIsIoSs.
WBIsKY-I OK.
| CoRHMEAL-Quiet,
| PoHK-l6 10. ~ ..o,, ,,b
BAooa-Long clear 10, short ribs |s%s,s
short clear k1sGbN:
LAaD-s i0asked.
LIVE STOCK.
c.rrIy-Receiptn 500; good 70 choice =,
common TO medium ,D9s5 ~; cornIed Iexah'
g 26as5 10; gTass-fed 5Oei 70 ~
( sMEsp-Keceipts 30 natives 2ooSS7b'
1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
Kansas clty.

Special to tho Gazette.
KANSAS Cry, June ia,--Thc provision mar.
ket was moro lively, and prices have al.
vanced afew points. There Is n fair southern
demand.
Cattle, offerings very small ana OF poor
quality. Prices are shade higher
sheep dun and unchanged.
Corn and wheat steady.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY. luna l).-wMrAr--.g cash
and July; ~ bid August
August
OATs-ai asked.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live stock Indicator reports:
CATrLn--Receipts 81 native steers l ,sl0 u
l.bN pounds average ss5a6 81 native steer,
~ TO ITO pounds sQta6 al.
Hoos-Receipts lao. teeSSss.
.Sursr = Receipts, 5pe quiet and nm
| changed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
. v.,,oh,a Tract Of Land at a Bargain

.oos acres, A. Sidney johnson p, SUI,
,o ,i IN northwest part Of Palo PINTO
connty. 81 miles north Of S sa niles
Sy" 4 Pacific railway. Two miles tes
~ lasting water, 500 acres suitable LOT
o. Sax ,aS,,s soil being Brazos valley req
iaa1n 5So acres timber. Titles perfect.
ican n,y n Thomas P. Martin, MANAGE
APP department Texas Investment rnn
iana NV limited, Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
THEIR CIRCULATION.
Some Reports from Points In North
and West Texas
Indicating the Circulation Of Texas
Newspapers Among the People.

Some days ago THE GAZETTE re-
quested Its correspondents in a num-
Der of Texas towns to ascertain the
number Of copies of certain Texas
dailies taken and sold by the news
agents. Up to date, the following
places have reported. aud these with
the comments are given to the public
as indications Of the respective clrcula-
tiors Of the different papers:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
w..,ed a wichita Fails.

A purchaser for 600 acres. twen.y
.,;,aa northeast from Wichita FAILS,
, .arv choice Red river valley land, wv
vers "nder fence and cultivation,
ILL., ILL., .nrinc OF good water on II, ~
nnod settlemenf. Farm impliment'
~ e With the farm. Price $500. Ieimi
3" s rsll on or address q. r. Collins
q a.. Wichita Falls, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
A FREE RIDE
~ wichita Falls and Return.

Those who are induced TO V ~
advertising Of g. 3 G Winhits q Falls
r will have the amount Of fa,,roau nro
w Said from Fort Worth re nat as Ie IRE
s vsaies BY by this iirm in their advertise
ments. ,,rchase town lots II
Th ,ssa Esils Of G. f. Collins q 70. y
Vicente 'aunt Of $500 or over, VIII ha n,
the an s,Iroad fare refunded from Fof
t tt.,h ITO 70 Wichita Falls and Return
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
FOR SALE.
n..irahle Resldence Property.

offer for sale or rent my residence
,,.nnartu corner of Thirteenth ana
Pi aIpor streets. House newly built
n finished in first-class style, con
s adn eight large rooms, bathroom
and hall, all ON one floor. Ma atd
a sxtures and gas throughout. Spi,ennsd,ia
harm inst finished. Grounds iop oy
iSa fset Elegant lawn. Maple, Dox
i ~ &c and umbrella china trees, ceoars
e'I Annlv TO w. A. Garner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
FORT WORTH PROPERTY FOR sA1r.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION,
hs LOTS IN sJ n,EI NJ ADDITION.

AT AUCTION rHURspxy J,rNr,o
Inc growth of Fort Worth a sn,,h.a.
s sn mo years over $40, people have Locate,
Then about forty houses stood. R"l,..,w,nese
on Tue commanding eminence dirrctiv -
2, tne residences of Messrs Cannon. Mlles n
vided and wrefs me,l II, II has has been iu6d-
Texas Investment company. llmi,sd III, III
sell li9 lots at auction on Thursdsv Ia, W" va
issa, bellevue HUI is reached by a ernduni
the court-honse and same distance sn,, iaa ",
me Texas 4 Pacific reservation thai tba
conrtnouse Is north of the reservation. Tne
S view from lookout mountain Is not more
though situated 100 feet above ot ths
Irini,y, looks from Bellevue h iII
a n, II ~ was In valley The Clear Fork on
cres wess ana tne sycamore Trinity AID the
prominent physician of Fort Worth
pronounces bellevue to be the best drained
ana beaithiest portion of our city
miles 10 the south and the -breeze from az,
that point IL free from any faint. .Belieyuc is
hound TO be the great fashionable quarter Of
Fort Worth, ~".'SA VI
Hemphill. Lip.comb and Wheeler s,ro.,.
run north and south through Bellevue, The
Fort Worth stree. railroad is now being az.
tended along Hemphill street In that direc-
Hon. Inc hosedale street railroad will have
lts terminus Just east OF Bellevue.
Clear Fork and Trinity hedge In Fort Worth
on north, east and west and Il is bound tc
continue extending south. Bellevue ridge Il
the only line place for drive near the city
History repeats itself. Property on the Souti,
side mas risen with great rapidty recently
Land adjoining Bellevue that less than 3
year ago sold for slto an acre now bring,
sl,aO To 81, 800 an acre. Lots bought at thii
auction will quadruple In value In n few
months, as street railroad and the natura
growth of Fort Worth will soon fill Bellevu,
auction on Its merits. Titles are good, ant
abstracts can be seen at Texas Investmen
company's Office. Terms exceedingly liberal
| ConVeyances 10 ground will be furnished ire
on day of sale. All are invite-, especial,
the ladies. No matter whether you expect i
buy or not, come To the sale In meantime
walk or drive over to Bellevue. Texas IL
vestment company's team goes there daily
This property has never been on the marke
before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
chicago.


special TO the Gazette.
cAIcAoo. June i0.--The market was slow.
streak ed with dullness. July wheat ~ claim
inc some attention. Corn Is duh, and N hue
tuatlng but little. Wheat Is easier u any
thing. June, July and August pork moves
mn and down 10 union. To-day the market
was q little more active and prices advanced
20 csnts Der barrel. Hard and loose meats
were dull The order demand fair, but m
TIRES dull. July wheat closed NJ oses' July
corn, 10.
cattle, the demand for good. active, and
prices strong. Grass Texas, slow, at sioo u
10 Corn fed Texas $50 to so.
sheep dull and lower.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. June TO- Flour Quiet ana un
'"WxmgAr-strong early, but declined. ciosef
| " Under Yesterday. June b+GB July cs5s.s'
~; August ellse11l closing nj iha'o
p,csson.-Quiet; averaged shade lower Cas-
80 sssz lung SiylsddH July Ss'<SseSSi AZ
sunsg.xfirin; shade higher: cash ss<; Jun
xsiS@x3sI July 33l<ay3H.
| PRoviBI0rH. ..u< n
PouH--2O IN Is higher. Cash islsSlrA ~
xvfnfer packed. June, July ana Autp'
sip.Al1elb.J0. Closed elp.50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

uuv ORIrArs. June 10. -C0TToH =
spot closed dull and unchanged.
1cw Ordinary g. Ordinary o 90; 0pd
ordinary 10 S5: Low Middling y; Mid
diine ii s-s. Good Middling II So; Aiddling
Fair ii III; Fair u ".
lower: July aud August - points lower.
Bales, 1900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
LAND FOR SALE.
IMPROVED MONTAGUE COUNTY LAND
l. For Sale by

l. For Sale by
G. c. JOHNSON.
LAWYER, LAND and COLLECTING ACT,
Bowie, Montague County, Texas.
800 acres In two ls0acre tracts, adjoining
eacn other, situated about four miles east
from Bowie on Denton Creek; rich bottom
land. about fif,y acres OF eacn tract in good
state of cultivation, twenty-four sores more
being broken; nearly all we'll fenced. I'M
provements: Good average house NA36 r.;
large smoke.hoase; good barn, 2ixS6, with
floors above and below; granary,. crib and
stables; excellent peach orchard two acres
bearing. The portions OF each tract not cul-
tivated well timbered. Will sell with grow.
ing crops, VIZ, acres wheat, 10 OF oats. "a of
acre, in cluding above; at least haif or more
cash, two years time on balance. One OF the
best improved places in Montague G unty. =.
l5Sl.2 acres, situated about four and half
miles southeast of Bowie; fifty acres in
fence, and forty-flve acres IN good state OF
cultivation; balance Of tract well timbertd.
improvements: Good irams house, gocd
well and cstern, lots. crib, stable, etc Az
least 100 acres out OF tract is good tillable
land. Plenty stock water WITHIN three-ouar-
ters of a mile fine range ON EAST between
Brushy and Denton Greeks. VIII sci grow
Ing crops with place ~ paddc sSsep u bead
young cows and calves ana some hogs' "A
bargain can be had in above. ~,
100 acres, known as the I.oveless place, sit-
uated about i've aud a half-miles from Bowie
between IL and Sunset on Big Sandy Creek
sixty acres in good state OF cultivation, q
acres under fence, balance tlmbsr-neaIIy ~
| of tract good tillable land. Goou aVerast
| improvements, including two dwelilng
hn,,ses Two wells, lots, etc. Terms reason
| able. ,,o, ,ord. in
Montague aud adjoining couaues; nse
Bowie pro ose1sss business sp e JOHNSON,
II LAWYER. Real Estate and Collecting Agt,
Bowie, Montague County, Iexa'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

$ E r ROWE, MINERAL WELLS pa1c
cord coacSes 0Iin IN ~, TeSa run. the nest Con-.
ing With All trains. and il prsparcd ~ connect
ymtse 0'' WIN Teams TO any point Al specisi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

miserable by Indigestion. con.
Ars ~ 80 S,..,ness, loss Of appetite, yeno =
stipstion. ans, o,,.. yitaliser IL positive cure
r. N. Brunswig %"
agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

Galveston.
aALvnsror. June io.-CorTor-spot closed
quiet.
Receipts, = bales,
Sales T55.
Exports coastwise, $50.
Stock, bb20. -.
Mlddling lIls: Middiing il1s. Good Middling
iisE: vi ding Fair II 1910.
Futures closed dull. and 2 To points
lower; August 8 points lower.
GaIau nm halaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
BALES 1000, American 7,<oo.
Exports for speculation }.oN
lmporta, 10 CO.., American 2,SVo
Futures clcee1 steady 70 4 points lower.
roruNthe y..

rortify the ayr
ten. All " h o
have experienced
and witnt SD tho
enect Of Hostet-
tti's 81 I'm o n
Eittert ulon tho
weak, broke an
ucwn,d cspord.ng
victims OF dys.
pepia, liver com.
plant, fever and
nguc, Gu ma
tisnl, nervous de-
tillty or pterrA-
tune dstav, know
that In this Az
prene tonic and
Alternative thore
cx.ste y Eptclnr
principle which
reaches the very
source OF tn q
Isolute and perma-
all drllHYlsl and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

SUGAR Dnll and nominal. Refined quiet
Mold O l-3@BH; conioctioper's az 10; granu
| lated q plGfBss; cubes l-ScD7i4.
MoiAssEs-n and weak
RicE--Stoady with moderate demand.
LARD Higher; spot 3 10.
TAiLow-Qulot.
| RoSIS-Dull.
TunrrNr Nh steady, soaSo,s.
| poRIt-Neglected.
BEEF-Dull.
WooL-steady demand; fleece S2@i5i pullc'
| lsd9l0; Texts 1904.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
IL. sh,nn,ent

First shipment $500 20.
,aions and cantaloupes re-
Of ,, wa'e ~ Spencer & Tucker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
briSESs FOR SALE.
ksALE-LIvE STOCK.

Ef-H0RsE, HARNESS AND
wagon; will be sold on easy
hazsh and part on time. APP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

foR SALE OR TRADE-wE
ziihe city a fine lot of mares
od geldings and mares. These
slAded for cattle, and any party
aat for such stock cannot do
Ave these horses. For further
TALON W. =. Bentley, with the
ztnl Co. Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
INSURANCE AGENTS.

r 1TrLEJoHN q MARTIN, GENERAL
~ Insurance agents Fire, life, accident
and marine Insurance; 25 Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW CARDS.

members of Fort Worth Bar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

ltoston
wool
BosroS. June TO- Wool dull.Ohio and Pen n
sylvan,a extra 3S@s5; pulled S@Ss' Others
| unchanged.
COTTON MAHKETs.
COTTON REoKiPrs AT ALL UNITED BTATks
pOUTH,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

|. issREE.RoOM COTTAGE. APP.
l. N. Freeman, ITO Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

Futures closed doll. one 70 three po'nu
lower. September four points lower
sales, 1870. raa.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

ia FLOCK OF GRADED
Mphce and terms. For partic-
Pc H. Witten. Bedford, Tar
lex. Sheep on road to Tom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

nALL & MOZART, ATTORNEYS at Law Law
Is Office over First National BANK coine'
Houston and Second streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
HOTELS.

DURNEY HOUSE, BoNHAM, TEXAS.
ID The undersigned takes pleasure In an.
nouncing TO his old friends and the public
generally that he has purchased this old and
we'll hotel property, and will be pre-.
pared TO entertain the travelling public with
trst-class accommodations in every depart
ment OF the hotel business, have also In
connection with the hotel two large and
commodious sample 70 oms fitted up express
ly for the benefit of commercial travellers.
q. l.. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
" PROPERTY FOR RENT.
! Mr-DwRLLINas.

,,,.s,a'oUsE, 400 WEST FIFTH
lslNy at residence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11
ALL SORTS.

(s,|I.L! LOST THE KEY TO YOUR
~ sns 4. J. Anderson, A)6 Hous-
rs,Ivpiy you with a new one
ka.s,e Q ut. Locks, hinges,
Ina 'nSH' single or 70 match.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

yTyEMPLEroN, wYNNE & CARTERa, o All,
Na,ionai Rank, corner Main and First streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-11

'sssw Y, WILL BEPAIDFoR
: atlsss TO Union depot ticket
4hIlss u papers marked Mis-
lp1Ion AZ Fort Worth. lost be-
y aspot and Mr.. Harrold's
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21

are good grain fir a change. but they CON
tain too much hu,k to be a farori;e food
with poultry. Sorghum seed is an excel
lent food; 50 is milk, even skim milk, sweet
or sour, mixed with wheat bran. Green
vegetables OF all sorts are desirable through
the lsi and winter. Many poultry men
have successfully fed THEN fowls with en-
silage as = substitute for other vegetable
food. Fowls fed largely On buck wheat
produce inferior eggs Of thin, white contents.
Eggs packed ii sawlu,t will certainly
ta>.e If the packing material. A few dozen
eggs packed in rcsinous produce and fer
warded few miles hy express were render
ed almost worthless in Two hours from such
exposure Similar injury Is inflicted upon
eggs hv the use OF must, BAY or straw
packages. OF course sweet hay or straw
finely chopped are unahjec'ioniblr. Egg
merchants now use, in almost all cases.
patent cgg-boNe>. provided with separate
paper compartments for each egg Titus
transported. the percentage Of hrrakage i
very moderate: while III, packing imparts
Up d,sacreeaolt oder or favor to the eggs
Air->lnettl .ime sometimes u>el ~
the barton of barrels in which eggs are
packed n nay. % correct or th> 'rh any
unpleasant gases Or nquii~ in,n- from
eggs broken III transit. A wcli-knoNn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21
Attractive Farm Yards.

An Englishman visiting America said
that in all his travels, which had been ex-
tensive, the most attractive farms were to
be found in New England. Perhaps nothing
adds more 10 the neatness Of farm yard
than tidy wood pile. Break up the old
broken down vehicles and tools sell the iron
and burn the wood. If there are any logs
too rotten for firewood burn them for their
ashes. Fine, well rotted chip dir, i, ex-
celIeni for filling low spots and is a some
what valuable fertilizer. Painted farm
buildings add much to the beauty Of place.
There is no more cheerful sight than a well
ordered farmhouse and yard and nothing
more foriorn than sloyealy one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21
Concerning Eggs.

The prevailing h. prices of eggs during
the mast year or two show there has been
no EXPERIMENTATION Of eggs, certainly not OIL
those which are marketed in strictly fresh
condition. Every farmer can make small
tock of hens a source of profit with reason
.hle c,rs and OUTLAY. To secure the highest
nriees in the market where eggs are sold on
,ba;r merits. the matter of feeding the fowls
i one Of considerable Importance. Wheat
or wheat screenings and barley are the best
Grain food for the chief supply. Corn
should be given in moderate quantities only
o., account Of rts tendency to fatten Oats
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21
Delicate and Feeble Ladies'.

OcllCaLS anu CSU4c LilltS.
Ibs,- hHrid. rirr-arne ..ii,a'i"u-. ,4u- In-,
SOFA tp f,J -,ar'rly ahi' 90 b. nu ,"lr ct
That constant drain thai T. ifhn- from tuur
system ali IT. former elasticity: driving thr
Bloom from luIr thrr.-: that continual strain
upon rour vital forces. rendering yuu Irritable
and frrffl. can c.-iis b. remove i h' 'hr rl-'
ut that mary chou, remedy. Hop Bitter. lr-
rr-1ilariti,> and distractions ~ YOUR y.i,nl
art. relieved Ar pnr,.. while III. special rau-t. NJ
h periodical pain are permanent, RENO, NJ.
Non re.,iNc - much benefit. and non" arr -
profound, grateful and show such an int rf>f
Ia recommending Hop Bitter u women.
Feels y ounx Again.
mn mother wa. afflicted i lon- tim w.fh
Neuralgia and dull. heavy. inactive condition
II the y hole System: headache. nervous pros.
iraiiun. and was almost haille-.. No PIN j.
cian- Or medicines din her Amy good. Three
months Az III began 10 u-c Hop Bittcr~ with
such good eject that IL. seems and f. j. t"uu.
again although over - year old. W. th.nk
thrr j, no other msdiene tit 70 u>e in The t.'ni-
ily.~-A LAZY in Prov ideucr.
BRADFORD. PA. Ma, :. l>7l.
II ha- cured me of several disease >tlrh ~
NERVOUSNESS. sickness u the stomach. MONTH,
troubles ct. | have not seen = sick day in 8
wear. since took Hop Bitter. Al my neigh
hpr- Use them. MRS. FANNIE GkEFN.
@}npl Lo>r.-'.A tour NJ Europe that cJ,t
'.nIr ~ Op1. done me hes good than one bottle
'.of Hop Bitter: iAcy also cured my wilr o.
fifteen YEAR. nervous weakne--. -lceplr--ne>'
''and dyspepsia"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21

One Life.

Her white little hand i resting
On the arm that held it of old,
And he thinks il is only the night breeze
That makes il SO soft and cold.
il,r eyes into hi are gazing
Evc> ever % faithful to him.
tnd he thinks il the >hstiawy twilight
That makes them % strange and dim.
Her pretty face turns toward INN,
Al. when did her face turn away:
And he thinks it the sihery moonlight
That make il - fain, and gray.
GA. spirit that linger~ an1 faltrr>.
Take courage and whisper "Gond-hN.
\ life:-why a life j. nothing,
When millions Zach minute d..
With millions each minute diving.
What matters one life or death
one fragile and tender existence:
one trcmulous passing BREATH
lifr: WHY life j. nothing
What matters Tough one burn dlm
tla> for the folls ~ reason
one life j. the world 10 him
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-21
Farm and Home
The Merits Of the Hereford.


Ea,a breeI IF cattle ma,; have certain
features Of il, our uapa>,r>scl ~ any
other ii enlb.c II Ii hold j. proper posi-
tin anon. other ca.,ic. Inlc,, 'hi> IL the
case. Thea. +, no nr-c>>it, flr its nerrctua-
rias oil c>i,,rrce a, separate from I'LL, other
particular ,,pe IF ea.ilc. A>aru,e. 'ht di,-
cl>>i3n 81 the merits Of one breed Invariably
brings /, into con oari>,n v-A others: ard
ii Il rrclaea,h II. ra,. :a4. -uca com
rsr,>o-, Brave ,A,.r oliua ly nra luoing a
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