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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

nIHAzs--sugar cured haruh, 1897 q. o. q. y,
Bacon. iSjfe; e. c,bacon, &c. 80. dry hali'
'f1sH-Naokerol lOD ki1, No. !. 400; no.
q Sge half bblu., No. ], $3.50; No. q e5.g0;
White nBn, 10. J, hlf. bblH,, W.25; NO, z, b5.Ao'
Dried hoTIings, per boz 4gc. Cod nan &C. e.,
2jD cans, ac.: Ion canb, 99Gc; sd ohus. B15oi
! p cana, VIC. 80,
fair, 49,; Prime Rio, lsc; fancy, i(oi Old
government lava, bQxc.
TKA-Ifnperlai 1890; gI;npoydeI, b0l9Ip.
sveAR-tins powderedJ bblE4 &C.; ao.i
giaI lard Nc; louisiana Rranulaisd, 100;
niandaro a. IKE. ohoies Whito, eHo; yellow
cia q lG.s s RI 1s'sSs s07o
aAIgT--Cosrse, IN bagH,. gl.S5pl.s9 mo =
ba;y1, ----: iako. IL Dat hoop bbis., slW
a. I'm NJ t,c,ons-Prican per dosan: PinE
applied, standard, clos; Peashpa. STANDARD.
i6s., sl.65: sbs,. c2,aS92b0 seconds, e
s.si. rs.. 2 y; Tomatoes, stsn5 -;
Gown, tl.lO.tisJ. Green peast a.5s; Cooss'
berTfos, l,.J8l.49i hasl borflosl M'S,SShsl.eso
oyelerl, full weight, D.. llb; o., s2lO' ilShi
Ts5snii', ~ "A s. 81 =. - hssfsIsi ~
sgg1i. o. aaEdines, American, S7.e9 case
Imported, slS Alsl 40 eaSo: sitfswsorrios, p,
s.. lDg-->; BlsckpsTries, vl.so; GIeon gageq
ll-45: Ea..la Condnnnad milk, ss.b9; cfoHn
''I B1Hiao FowDEB.--eiiyeE Loaf. ~ cans
DOR dozen. 80ci IN, do. y 30; - do, u 60i
n. do, hi; on. do...t11.
gtsDRIRis- starch f5fe. Boap, oo,nfnon
tilcs Qerman olive, 90 candlee, fail boTee
40. naive. c. quarlrfe, c. Indigo. 20 =
pf1elng, a9sgIO0 doEons Cclemhno mustard
an SIGo5b D dos0n. hGcc8rJni, innporloos lhc1,
rTae--oau. 500 box. Brckel8. Two hourn
| Zoo dosen.wsll bnoke.s. ~ .0g dose1. Broonlh
Al so rs dozen. Brilliant oil, bbiH., no; IN
| pion. do, ale; do. 20 oaeer, g 20; hrillihnt
! IA coses. 81 io: do, I-i2 casea, y q.
EToua BtGnGrda Royal P@tSnl - 2.
! z bpls sacks, 81 loo n 100 pa; 10. Tea
| - ia rs. "a No Isl Is, No 81 81. Corn fnGa
l nsr hughei SO: Hominy and gglN, v Dbl
! N Oatmeal, 3 hall opia z "a lzAoA sa
| meat an "a. Crackers soda rs 5c.s -
| sodaTiDc.. Xxx Eoda, T5Sv.i oftAfn ltcsi gin
| I 81 gahrx, Be-. lemon cTeannH, g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09
Aanuora.

wHuBRH-a0ounsd 81 lOGlBo. ~ pr pro-
touf mash. one year OLD. 81 o. tWO yttut ar
~ 00e92 Is; three yeRrs old ~ Goa 70; fan
aKira old whihEy St26,
WIRus-ClRroi, oaEesE5 61z.lDg2. A. per qusl
ity. CRthwba. per gallon, epDl 20 PORT, ul &c
psr gal. q O035 90: White wins. In case
X 00f3l0 90.
CIIAMPAaHz-0, H. Mumm q Oo,s EriTf
Dry, Gso Olftz %: HaidsicE, IN has1si. 81 w
% 90 King. 10 b.tskot, ~ Gg13S0 or Dumeani
cbsnpssne, 81 o)sls09 Geo. 9oGist, s1tr
DIV, uinta, Ell 81.
pal doz., q O182 ~.
BorTLED BaER-LompE quarts, gl2 or pe
tl2 70. BudweiRBr quarts ~ Oi piniE elh Y
EYlaDgar bHsr, quaTlA gi8 %; piuiE tlH o
qnhlitE Milwaukos, quarts 81. "; pinth GU .
Anthony a Euhn'e, cts ti2t1, pints ~ W
II. ClRuGan a Sons nh@Wpagn0 psors quEn
sllC.t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

ern horse shoo nails. No. T. 800, No, no., NO.
0, A3c., 30, 2, no, No. Y, 9lc "IakeA" dor lie,
4, 80, No, o, 49, no, D, 40, No. . 90, No, y
lpo.; Auaable do, No. DO, 30. 0, 2Ge., nc, o,
2c,, no, 7, 49,, No. d lsc.
AABt-E. X. por doEon, ~ blmll ~; Lakes
~ nOslp 81; Hnohcnngck. o. bDnTDj, boys,
handled, SdDil55b b..
RgFRiGEfikYoIls.-N ] CLIMAX u70oi
so. 9, 90, els b0i no. do, s2Bi 10. dos So Z
80. D do, 80,
MIsCELI4ANl UB-jf'rEos ohninH, pff
pair. 1910: pillow ningeireao, per dos, ~
pillow doublotrees, per doEon q %, htpek
wood sorrows, 70 and 10 per cont. on; l. y caEl
door butts ~ and 10 per cont 0ni ont ana
timed iaoEH, p per cont. off oonee tnllle ~
on carriage bolts, D. and 10 per cont. OF
plcw bolts, - per cont OF; pieep tn wars,
20 per cent. on. doep niamped ware 81 NJ
cont on, shaiIow atainpod ware, 10 ptr cani
on: iRpannod ware, 30 poT cant on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

l3AR IRON. . ~ III 3rNay, Bo.: Ho. 81
s9sloti rau, 4Zc no y y ehoet iron, b<sa
Galvanized sheet iron. aIgAcs 10. y 5000
re, mol = do 1905 xIN2s raon ng " " ~ =
3nnsrs Wito 81 Pc ceuf- ons unnels Stock
f1ttv pef eeDi. on. cook ntOFeg gith Wars
gfOOD Work W arnn Ak "a, b1e.ltgl %
i1nguea, 00oaaI %; esngieirtag, ~ BOOSTERS
ylct epokes s17bE3 " fellota, u b5sp1 -
no. pI0R beams 5egs5rs pillow haDdlea Y =
Rlf5. handles, 81 1874 ~
DNaiia. f3iB Ecg, besii iOd.-Burden hoI9s
slloe. fer fee q ~ fcrftns do, y 90; WALK.
IN a0.' q &. Rgrdssi mole. u toi Eortbwesi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shaftlng, 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
EVapOratOrs; Tents and Wagon Sheets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09
New YORK


1--we STOCK,
NEw YORK, Dec. S.--BEEvES-Receipt s.
86Og, max ing iOl2i for the week; arm and
fairly active; extremes 60G8e0 for native
steers; exporters used 30 carlo ads and paid
1905 10 for fair 10 good.
SHEEP eceipts, 1880, making 1890 for
the week: sheep steady; lambs frmer; sheep
sold nj COOS lb; lambs 750p5 rs.
PRODUCE.
FLouR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Spot lots l6a2 lover options u
al - over, closing heavy; No. red 1878;
No. red 7S 1905; No. rcd December rs IL
@79, closing ~ IL; January SO61slA, closing
sJlf; February s2k6siA, closing % IL.
CORH--No 2 firm; otber grades 1904
lower; options l-2al lower, closing duh AMI
heavy; No. 3 i7HD479z; No. 2 5b@56H No.
December 5ON@5l9., closing 81 -: January
46k6347l4 closing at ~; February 4es69i62k
closing l6 IL.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE- Spot fair; Rio dull; options shade
lower; less active. sales 1900 bags. ~.
December. .,....'.....'-.s. v1Ho ~
January E3teo ~
February AV9yo =
SuGAR--Dull. nominal; standard A bk9
s ele cOnfectioners So; cut loafand crushed
eLAb5E graduated l1-l6gs6.
bIuLAssEs- quiet and unchanged.
RICE-Steady ith fair demand.
TuRPESTtNE Steady, SlnQjiA,
PoRK--Dull, weak.
BEEF-Dull.
IARD-Lower; spot 1907 q; December
: OTa7 Os; January OSs7 II; February 40
10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

Twelve months clip. light, me BGnd 1nec
nm l6fBl7; Enc heavy W Light ttsell; nit
month"; iiElE fall, hne heavy. i0siz fei
light, me and meoinmi l4eslAi opAfs1
1909.
heavy rint, dry, , b iie No light uini,
p Nc. No. q light Mint, > p 81 bulls anc
heavy damaged y D. 8. calf Ekina and banls
damaged. = D 48ec; green ealtod, sound y
7c butcncrH, green, a p b5fc.
PrLTKiEs-D Deer Ekins. - ib9Ib; allle-tf p
skins. y = i0alsc. goat aklun, oachs iQ'B1t
sheep pelta, according 10 amount Of wool
alca 7up; sheeninRs, Eesordiug " amount O
wool. tGio Mexican sheep yeitp, tslee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

poi,t oes-Iriah, per buAngl, 100 barrel
F2'ls Onions, per bit1. Red y n; Yellow q y
tsag,frr white fJs6s RuttrDego, - %
e M. rs. Hssiis, KIP med hDih. SCI Large
Imr $50. 81 All 5ult1r, s1foc. Fickles,
rnoelum q bbl., 81 o. small, per Dbl. ~ ;
80 NJ med, s. q: half tul., small, - ~
e7nstse. half crpaSn. .iz5fe full cTean ~
pesanfB, lOo oder. haif-bbi., ~ " DAD
maze. rer crate a. %.
srr1nr chlrkana, 81 oi1s2 60 Inrkqs 4 y 70 20
efrni Cease. $50 - 81 Daekts " oeos ".
t1o6H-Pef do1tp, 30
Ffseh eoantrg bnfifr, choiee, ~ 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

Special 20 the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. s. The provision
market was dun aud lower.
Texas cattle scarce aud ofoommon quality;
good Texans and natives firm,
sheep dun.
wnEAr-Cash 20; January 49, bid; Nay
CoEs-Cash 25]s; December DC bid; January
2i16 bid.
0Ars--22lS bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live stock Indicator reports;
CATTLE Receipts $500.
HOgs-ReceiptS rs o: 3 s0a4 IS.
sHEEP-Receipts 1900; 5Q@8 " FOR fair 20
good muttons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

nRugs,
BArk, Cinamen per n "a Peruvian, X12A
Boraz, lsa. Bi.carbOnAie ~ soda EngiiEl
Sc. Copperas Sda. Clnchincdia. per OF 3D.
cts. CASTLE soap, per n t@ls. Cream tartar
O. p, per ID 1000 CHALK, lump per ID 2fta
Cniofiel, +. a W., 7OD76, English, per 10. bot
tlo included, sal 70. Chloral Hydrate, per 10
" 500 70. IhlorofoIms per ID bottle inelud'
Cd, 81 O5. Composition powder, per ~ vi
bowers, per lbsl 70. EPSON Ealta, per % &c
-. Gum Opium, per ID %; Gum Cam
pbor per 70 bose, morphine per q eS 100
per gallon, 81 bJal 10 oil, lard winter,
strained e5D1b Oh, lard, 40 ], 6bsU, Quin
lne, r. q w, per OF 81 ~ Flowors sulphur
1905. Alum, s&p6, Froeerlptlon walls BY
per Of. %. Show cases, market prices. Rebate
pnient medicines, nt list. Thayefs Fluid
lrEoW, p per conf on. Essential oils, -
Louis list.
strictly pure whlto lead, % 90; Epirits
tui pentine. 50eBs5 BOILED oil, D2oebe.
1HE BIfgHHAE-wGLLIAhs ooloRe.
oaao6 se ~ 2' eer 10 TX lamp bisos, is. 10
black paint IL. &c. sfruEHlan blue, ~, ~. 10
&c; tultramnrine blne, ~, ~, &c; blue peipi
key unib6r, H. DC; raw Italian nienBa, IL. ge
burnt Italian sienna II, 90; Vankyke brown
10, Sc; Paris green, ~, 9Oo; Cnromes I n. o
dian red, ~, ~; Ninetta rcd ls, G., l21<s, Pa
sc. Chrome yellow, J. X. Q. y. o., u, ltc'
yellow ochIe, u, s.. i3l5s, ~, &c:
Bark oak, iec Ash, lGc, Black walnut ice
Maple, isc,
DI8TEHYKs ooLOIla,
ivory drop black. 25n. raw IurNey umpsI
$50: burnt Turkey amber, ESQ, reu Italian
Sienna. &c. bnrut Italian sienna, 2Se' Van
dyke brown, so.
Frieea Of abovs IDRdo on q basiB Of IA Y
- and ID cans, assoIiesi Z 10 end J a
cana; balencoin aud 10 cAug, assortAa
Ffice Ia III cana. balance in and ~ cans
escorted. Prlce IN 3 10 cans, lc lssa; ~ and
= ID tin pailg, NC less and kegs 10 per
iafs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

Wagon Bows; WheeIbarrOws Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; Boiling Cloth; Scotch Har
rows Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and ShuCk She'll
ers; KennesGw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

furniture iesidatAadF, Imitation VAIN 10
anrh, ~ tOatg % al walnut, e. GCG ~ bD Chars
VOID seat, q dos, "a mel W cgne and rpitfa
rEat, 81 % y O0; cane eenf, dining sla ueH2q 90,
ghilda and rockers, ~ OJ6tll igi lEIgo focll al
~ uU030 90 camp and rockerfi Qa1ii3 VI Ybt
z 80, hirrorb, arch tops, 3 dos. t2blgblz s0i
Fables. rDund, elDp93b0. fs'i Loaf, flgt9G 81
aGies, oaeD, 81 2ts7 ~ bnr6ann g. Bl1sb 70
wssh stands, ~ ai955 81, bod gpripsg.s2 1871
iiahJ GIutAGsE. W b01b41
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

NJpu, ORLEANS. Dec. --OorroN - spots
closed arm; middllng 70 fair ll-l6 higher
aalea, 1900 bales, n n.
s,ses,n Oydinars 3 1915: Low Midclne lOl-ly'
Hi9lling 10 SIS; Good Middllng 10 Pc SIC
ain Fair 10 1916. Fair II Up, ,,.,,,,.,
Futures closed arm, 70 POINTS AisNe''
December pOint lower.
tlaleH "a dOj. - L..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

what, enoius, % TO Ogc, MEDIUM, % tnfe
Yor' 1850, oAG, 25g2JJ<oi barley. VJDS53
70 4lt cnrn ssfti0ci hay, ioosa ffom tnt
fa4a1, b6 oOaT % psr ton baio hay, y ~
10 " bran. sIbs, per l0f phopa, a vOei Y
psI 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09
aalvsst8n.

aA1vfaroS. Dec. s--coTToH-sPo' nio's1
lrn,, is higher.
Roseipts 0z9d.
isAles, Jos.
Exports, 3is-
nasteise, lie.
s.oSn. va GOOD fdinaiy ", l2M ma
,,t,,- Ia "a NlddInE % l-its SoVo '-''''''
ID 81 Middling Fair lel3ie'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

vopf,. Dec. g.-Money lGilG primo
,s paper 4ls638. sterling exchange
Isi'I.9, siCht 4 SO 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

speciai 70 the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8. = Wheat Weakness
and depression we're again the most promi.
nent features. Prices saggod right along and
closed oil Corn was depressed and sellers
stood no chance OF making money trunsiers
Provisions unsettled Texas and Indian cat
tie in light supply and demand; prices weak
sheep unchanged.
PRODUCE.
FLoUR--Uncherg ed.
WHEAT-No. red 7bss875jS cash; 555s Dec
ember; 7lgE0I7h January.
CoRN-S3ss cash; 3lH December; SijS Janu.
ary; SlJ6 February.
o1Ts.2iA cash; 2is2r< December; Az
January.
WHIsKY--l IT,
CORN MEAIs--l sOa2O0.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-ll 75 cash; II 35Dll 40 February.
BULK MEATs--Long clear 8 10; short clear
Q %; short RIB 50. Car lots sold, Februa.
~ short clear 30
BAcoN--Long clear *, short rib l2H@7 20;
short clear l.lA7es, All cash; long clear o.
January; short rib 20 February.
LARD-6 b0CB 10 cas- h. 6 20 bid January.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE--Receipts go; fair TO medium ma
tive steers S0Ml o. common 4 TOO 4 40; good
10 choice steers would bring AO6p5 tC good
butchers' steers cool 10; cows aud hoifers 10
90 Texans O963 TO-
HoGs-Reoelpts g .; e0a4i0,
SIIEEP-GO0d - choice muttonH 1908 80
common stun 50g2UO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

sEnRtrru Texas cattle ~ about thfeot nno
Bouthern and Central TaxGa stock cattle -
about two dollars per head lnHg than the
above quotations.
The abovo pfices arc for herds Of 1000 heR
and upward II beat North Tesal cattle os.
iiyoTo1 on Tho trail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

anHRnI lust Published, "rItEAr.
HfhENE 1916 On sELF DEVELOP
k.HWIAU AEHr or THk FEMALE
bi,kf AND FORM" Colored anatomical
oiats hiii sgplnDation, medical opinions,
40. Mailed sealei toT Ae. J.. o. Drawer no,
Buffalo, E.1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09
Drugs and Paints.

Mexican sheep pelta, improved. IiGi2o; Nor
lean sheep HhOarllnge, &c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09


E1s'eh- Weak and unchanged.
~. 81 Decem Der Tl9g71, CLOSED "; Jau-
9ysoied N. 80
ssss91N-,,cash G5X@se,<. closed .ss4: year q
E..ta tlnsed s61; January 3iZ 0HIs, closed
hesgVteary Ss;sBsl<, closed SiS 0stA.
Il i, u lash IL uDGlt 81. January II Nh1
II AZ eoInaFy IL l7zGil 25bf, CLOSED Al 2-t1e
Ian. PROVISIONS.
N Cash % 1925 81 ~. January zoe
N'''ea Ioi feoruary 1896 20, closed
500 dEATa- Shoulders % 1874 U ~,
no bs, short cieai 81 ~.
n.n,. LIVE STOCK
ns1'1'a r. journal reports.
tAry, Heceipts, $500 Al JGi 45.
I'm - heceipts $50. holiday catl
sali,ros' good % choice shipping ? 1905 y;
B 81 20 medium 19s5 -. Texans 3 o0e
s. =. - Receipts 200; inferior 10 fair rs
sk,n, Medium s1iiu,m 10 good bOs5 IS, choice .
agoie. ,oNers' journal Liverpool Bpeslal
treis w cattle IA ,rket well bupphet;
lcada iosef, best Americans 10 re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

nIpArs, pee s-siRht exchange on
4 Il 100 per 1000 premium sterling cr-
-RRLAl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

creamery ,s5ess4c. o,o buitsr, s0lOoi olso
mErgRfins, PC,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09
chicago.

4 .a TO the Gazette.
-lvAao' Dee. e.-The grain market was
llieless and the tendency down"afd'
a'al on L.. corn I.2c.
wa and lard futures dull and largely
80 ss', Cash meats dull.
eeue supply fair. some Of which arc Tex
demand moderate and prices weaker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09
LOCAL MARKETS.
cotton.

Cotton.
Good middllng, W; strict middling, 81
middllng, 9; strict low middling, So; low
middling, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09
Liverpool.

ldVERPooI.. Dec. 8. --CoTroN-Spol cioAoo
flTm and u higher.
GALES. l0,UJO.
American, 7OOc. 800
Exports for speculation, lOp'
Imports, 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09

--tp aun.
ro,.. PRODUCE
~ Weak and unchanged.
I ~ Dece mber TlGp71, closed "; jan
I.alla u cInand TIL. EabIuary lAl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-31
STATE PRESS.


Garden truck IS looking wen around
Starke.
One day $ arrests at LELAND put $40
in the city treasury.
WatermeIons are becoming plentiful
at Gainesville.
There were only two deaths in Jack
sonyilie last week. one from drowning,
teachers Institute will he held at
Rrool,sviIIa. beginning Tuesday. June 3.
rq,o NON. 7,avt;.4 ol,,,,ol, - ctor,-a ras
1-.l:..4~.l -.:s7. -. ..s...,--
-. -
t..,1.,,r,7,..7 el.4 a,.4,,,.io,, l. 1,,i,o.
l,1-o.,,I.-I,-l, ,,.I,,,.e I.-;-,;,,]
aa
"ate'hlelohs are be&lhhihG 20 arrive
III ''cNSoil'lile' ana 'he.s > Z pi"S' ''.1'
" - o,'P '@'
7 ''''' ','>' - ~ .''''''''
Inc tract OF iaho containing lo'4"0
acres, ana known as the DeIesplh 'Ffall''
having river 'front.' OF ABOUT - mites
IS advertised Iof SAFE ot llt'lSN'iIe on
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-31

INDtANAPoIIs, May 29,-The Green
hackers to-day nominated Gen. Butler
for President, and West, Of Mississippi
for Vice President.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-31
Senator Calls Bill.

Washington Chronicle.
Senator Call, of Florida. introduced a
bill in the Senate lately to establish a
university of original research and of
medicine as a part of the Smithsonian
Institute, at the capital of the United
States. in the District Of Columbia, for
the advancement of science and the dis
covery of improved methods of treat
ment and cure of disease" In the
course of his remarks on the bill, Sena-
tor Call said: The founders of this
Government have left to US a legacy of
wisdom in their Recommendation to us
in the first days of the Republic not to
neglect the establishment and support of
institutions for the diffusion of knowf-
edge. And now, when the public life
and comfort and prosperity depend n
knowledge, when applied science turn
ing away from the means and appli tuosn
for the destruction of mankind, see'A {
preserve and strengthen and pia4 ovc
the race, their advice and instruhctlou de
rive new So" Senator Ecall, i'll lis
speech, displayed thorou3 In knowlnge
of the subject and a h,pa4anitarian tesire
to benefit his fellows, i which is efresh-
ing in this age of II 5urley burlg scram-
BILE for self. All ghe oapitalsof Europe
have such INSTITUTIONS, a4d as rule
European surgeons are )etter fitted to
cope withrcomplicated dsease than are
our oEfn. In fact nany of our noted
phZ@ ,ians have perfected their medical
educ 4 abroa. Senator Call deserves
grea5 4. tor his able advocacy of not
only this also of kindred projects
for +ae npro> ment and advancement
of elbows.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-31
4 jolly Day.

Richmond Dispatch.
The failure of Atlanta's big broker the
other day was the jolliest thing that has
taken place in the town for a year.
Every one is happy over the affair. It's
a cold day when Atlanta cannot adver-
tise herself as a big city,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-31
INSANITY.
What Il Distinguished French Physi-
clan Has to Say About 1t.

clan Has to Say About 1t.
Dr. Legrand du SaulIe, distinguished
French authority on the subject of in
sanity, has delivered on interesting lee
ture in the French capital on the infu-
ence of the siege of Paris in the produc-
ton Of mental disease. For few days
after the declaration Of war there was a
notable diminution in the number of
these cases. but as soon as it became
known that the Prussians were march
ing on Paris the anxiety and the alarm
felt by the suburban population culmin-
ated in many instances i'll madness Of a
curious and rarely observed type-ex-
tremo melancholy, accompanied with
stupor and dazed condition of the facul-
ties. Three hundred and fifty thousand
suburban residents had to take refuge in
Paris, where they found no other shelter.
than that afforded by the railway car
riages at the termini. which soon became
densely crowded. Hunger and inanition
swelled the statistics Of insanity during
eiiI oiSe3Ss t1t tliC LLloIt tii3b NilIC " tto 70
be had in abundance; and the men Of the
National Guard spent the greater part
of the thirty sous allowed them daily on
drink, on which, in fact, they and many
others lived during the last few weeks of
the siege. The s'mania Of inventions"
became very common at the same time.
Gen. Trochu was constantly pestered
with lunatics, who came to lay before
him all manner of Md contrivances Of
their invention for the total and instan-
taneous annihilation of the Prussians.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-31
Bob Lincoln a Halter of the South.

Bob Lincoln a Halter of the South.
Charleston News and Courier.
Chat around Washington shows Mr..
Robert Lincoln to be looming up strong
ly for the first place on the Presidential
Republican ticket If he is the next
President it will be an unhappy time for
the South. He is one of the few South
ern haters left, but he is utter to the core
besides being perfect snob. 1t was he
who turned Mrs. Pickett out of office in
Washington because she was the widow
of a Confederate General, and positively
declined to reinstate her, despite the most
earnest efforts of the most prominent
members Of both houses Of Congress, in
Guiding Democrats and Republicans.
With his advent the blacks will rear
political heads and imagine the day
q good stealing and incendiarism in the
South has returned, and that Mars Bob,
the old mans son, has risen up to sup
ply the long promised forty acres and a
mule. This man really hates every
thing Southern, and if he had his way,
would paint every Southerner black and
every darkey white. The only claim he
has, of course, IS ancestry. but those who
know him well says he is like his father
in nothing beyond his name He is per-
haps the most unpopular department
officer in Washington, and would stand
little or no chance if his election depend
ed on his subordinates.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-31

=. ,"r'7Eo's Of the proposed extern
sJn Il -aa BrtInsvgiek and Western Rail
foa' a.. .eached Jacksonville, and it is
quite pa -9sn'e that the work will be
speedily commenced