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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

ENGLAND.
RUSSIA AND TINE EAST.

russia ASH III hA9''
London. February 25.-it is stated
that Russia has voluntarily offered
England "a pledge to stop at Mery, and
use her influence with the khans ol
Bakhara and Khiva to facilitate En-.
glish commerce. 1t is also stated that
the Russian government invites
England to Join in constructing a
canal from the sea of Arol to the In
dian frontier.
THE GREAT EASTERN.
London, February 25,-The steamer
Great Eastern has been purchased 10y
the government for coal hulk at
Gibraltar.
EooTE TIE FREETuIkER.
London, February 25.-Foote, editor
of the Freethinker, to-day completed
his years imprisonment for blasphe-
my. Bradlaugh with 1000 sympa-
thizers met him at the gates Of the
prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

lark, Cinnamon, per pound. lSn--c: BAH
peruvian, per pound, jp6s--; borax per h
iooiS; bicarbonate OF soda per 10, isaL,; y
pefas per N, 20I: castor oil per gallon, a5a
(mottledl, per N. 500. cream tartar, Z. T., POI
pound, i0di,; chalk lump, per pound, 2epl
ealomel, T. y W., per pound, 7oa'so; calonel
drate, 5OSal 70; chlorotorin, ii 10; coinpos,
tion powder, NDsD; dovors powders, | $50
EPSON salts, per pound, sos; gum opium, pei
pounu' ~: gum camphor, 210D.-; morphine
per o., y 90, machine oil. golden, 2jssl0
qu'nine. p. & W., per os.. i;ai 80; ou,n Inc
Ser nan ner ~ SO potash, brsmldc, Sief 10
iodid,, ! 5QGl 50; chloratc, 25las5,
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Liquors,

WHISKY Rectified 81 iecI6o, n. per prooi
sonr mssh, one year old, 81 ~ ;wo years Md
extra old whisky siae5,
WINEs--Claret, case.ss 5oSiUo. an pero IA,
w; Catawba, pergallon, soaI 50' Port, II SG
per GAL. 81 e6se5 o.: White wine, In cases
00etl0 90.
CHAMrAoNn-0. ii. Mumm a Co., Extry
y 90. Krus, In basket, c1s 0i93D NJ; Domesti,
dry, pints, so 90.
ALn-stock Ate, per dor, u 0ss9 Is; Porter
per dor, 81 0ocp2 10
BOTTLED BEER-St. Louis quarts, si2 90; pts
~ 30; Budwciser quarts so o. pints Az %:
3chlitx Milwaukee, quarts si2 80. pints MA M
Anthony Knbns, OTIS sl2 20. plnts $40 60
II. Clousen a Sons CHI IN payne beer, QUAR-
W. ~, pints $3.50; Falt's:Milwsukee . quartz,
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|EafI .urSo' by BInyon 4 New. All
and chat ,'urp Z uphoi ,erlng
Texas. ~ MUS
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| nd. @. ". LURBOcK, Pi'YsTC1 M AMI
- surge N, Fort worth. ''fficc aud resi-.
! fence southeast corner MIRA ana Third
streets. over STEMS. once hours . II. IN. TO 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

Fufniture-Bcndstsnds imitation walnu,
each t1 zoos " all walnut, 81 S0anl0 so: Chairs
wood seat, y dor, 80 75ap7 O0 cane and rattar
seat, o. COegg 10; cane seat, dining sl2 OOaeO 90
Childs and rockers, s. oOepl2 50. large rocking
sN voaS, W; camp and rockers, each. 81 75e
Tables round, s20ND8a0; ISL leaf, 81 SnsS5 so
Safes, each, 81 g5G7 %. Bureaus, IS 5n52D u
wash stands 81 gye5 so he'd springs, - 1907 50
Baby Carriag g, q 5OSD2O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

SUICIDE OF AN AMERICAN.

"VINIUH VF An AMENIIAN,
washington, February 25.-The sec.
retary of state received n cable this
morning from Minister Foster Mt Mad.
rid, announcing the death by suicide
at Alicante, Spain. of James II. Part
ridge, residing there, on account of in
Meath. Partridge was in the United
states diplomatic service for many
years at Brazil and other South Amer
lean countries, his last being at Lima.
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In sALE-REAL ESTATE.
lsUELLANEOus.

dwelling with furnlture. No. GO
slIcet, between Third and Fourth.
rlan Apply al Premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

eastern Tcsas and southern Texas stock
Cattle about Two dollars per head les, than
The above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trailH, and for
such cattle ms hose raised IN the counties
emhrac, In the following territory: West
Of the Texas entral Railway; north of n line
drawn east and west with Waco, and east OF
n line drawn north aud south with Baird and
south OF Red River.
stocks of cattle located IN Western and
| Northwestern Texas from 81 50G30 per head
| each, counted. Difference In price owing to
| cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

suGAn5T I igher;, leir 10 good refining $40
767h; powdered 'A9as; graduated ~;
cubes ~.
MoLAssEs-Quieta and UNCHANGED.
RIcE-Steady with moderate demand.
TALL ow-Qulet and unchanged.
WooL-Qulet and steady; Texas li427.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD Heavy prime steam %.
LIVE srooR
BEEvES--Receipts to-day s.l0l, making
lilo for the week: eIpor erS received 5tI fat
steers direct from the West: trade active,
closed tirm and q higher; net weight CO..
mon to prime steers 60ja7 40, afew OF the
SHREP-R. ceInts $50, making 81, io1 for the
week; sales slow, offerings not all sold, but
prices were maintained: common 10 prime
sheepi o97 70 by tho carload choice wetli'
crs -: common TO best lambs 25dSel.
MONEY.
NEW York, February 25.-- Money, In
good supply at llSG2; prime meTcantile paper
I@5ls; sterling exchange Il. Il. steady ut
oJ%; sight exchange, 1875
81. Louls,
PRODUCT.
81. LOUIS. February 2j.-FLoUR-stesdy
WMFAT~ Lower and weak: No. ., red
OSI 1al tgA cash. Oo bid; Marchi 90 bid
April 1901 1915 May; coI5 June; I169g5h
CoRS-T.ower and slow; 5sei9M cash. is;s
February; 4o9s March: 5ils95i9H May; 1I;s
Jude.
oArs-Lower; s3l5Gags cash; 80 March;
% April, 3S .930A May.
PROVISIONS
Provisions opened flrmer but closed un.
SELL. d /, weak only To- small trade.
MHIshI-Stepuy III 10.
CoRS MEAL-Firm at -.
MEAT.
PoRg--lS8lS Is.
BULK MEATs-Lcng clear 1903 -.
LARD-lIeld at 8 00GD5j.
LIVE STOCK.
CArrIr--Receipts $50; firm and active;
export q IIB IS: god 10 choice 56G62
common 10 medium d0GJ ~; corn'isd Tex
SuEEP- Receipts 1870; steady and good de-
mand; fair 20 medium.5 l5Gi 10; good TO
choice 4759575; fancy OW@b@f Texans
. C0a5 o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
EGyI'I.
EGlPI.
MILITARY MATTERS.


Trihkital, February l5.-Baker Pa
@ha has been appointed chief of the III
telligence department, with Col. Bur
naby, corr, spondent Of the London
Post, as assistant. The Transport
Thibet has been detained in quaran-
tine, owing to the appearance of small.
pox among the troops on board. All
The soldiers returning to England on
the troop ship Jumna volunteered
their services ashore, which has been
accepted as II most welcome addition.
General Grahain's forces being yete'
rams, they will give steadlness and ill.,
crease of confidence to the younger
soldiers.
STORIES OF REFUGEES.
Suaklm, February 25.-Another
refugee from Tokar says majority OF
the garrison wished to surrender, but
TWO hundred insisted upon continuing
resistance. 1t is uncertain, therefore,
whether q surrender has actually been
made, but 1t is strongly believed the
majority prevailed, and Tokar Is still
safe.
Another refugee from Tokar reports
that he met a rebel acquaintance who
told him the intention was to put all
the garrison of TOkar to death, except
the gunners after the surrender, not
outstanding promises had been made.
spy sent to u friendly tribe brings
information that the rebels. had at
tackled the tribe and taken seventy
three prisoners and fifty grain-laden
camels. Reports are abroad that the
rebels Will attack Snakim tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

hAY--New country ioosc rom wagon
S009lor0 per tor; bale hav sgaio. New
corn, 20 g i5cts. oats, country, S2lSssscts.
Bran. ao@sl.oo per a.. Chops. 81 25 per iGibs'
Barley, s0as,c. Cotton seed meal, sI.oo y 100
Cotton seed. '2.<c. Mitet. rar bale, sl0Ali,
JOHNSON grass seed, 81 per bushel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

RKsuI.T or rup Is, =, -.

RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
Ecuador, February 25. -Camono and
Sueriers have been elected respective.
y president aud vice president. The
election Is the result OF trade with
the Church, and the Liberals threaten
q revolt. ''''en
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
CANADA,
4 PROSPECTIVE SAINT.

4 PROsFECTIvE SAINT.
Montreal, February 25.-An investi-
cation is in progress before Monsignor
Fabre, with view of having Sister
Gnuville, the foundress of the Grey
Nuns, canonized.
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WlNrED-R'0ms'
- --l..--.--.-=----' -..,.
n,u,als roH KENT

poIsE FOR RENT. Call AZ No.
III Rlrst Street, ----
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New York.


NEW YORK, Fehruory 2j.-FLouE-Stcadv.
WuEAT-~p'J luis i4G% lower aud dull;
options opened :. higher but afterwards lost
advance aud dec ined 4@iS. cosng firm
With rec very OF "a ~ ungraded red sal -:
NJ. red 80 No. red 9A@l l5.
CoRN--Opened firm, subsequently weaker
and declined i4@I5, closing steady with
slight recovery; ungradcd jJp0I; No. 5, 59ls;
steamer u No 2, Gees
PROVISIONS,
CoFFEE-srot. fair; Rio steady and In bet.
ter demand; options shade better and mod
erately active.
Sales, 80 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

RUSSIA.
OFFICIAL PECUI.AT]

OFFICIAL REGULATIONS.
ST Petersburg, February ga de.
iiciency of 100 ,0O0,000 roubles in the
last fourteen years has been discovered
in tlleadministration of Turkistan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

Red she"phead and trout, per pound l2iSc
dressed catfish, 2ISc.; dressed buiialo lOc
OYSTERS altimore Diamond brand: Dia
monds 81 so per dozen; Select, e. 10 dozen
Matagorda, Doc. per 100: Berwick Bay, 81 u
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

Tumblers per dozen...,., ....,...,.....s 500 co
Gohiets, per dozen. b00 0D
Glaas tets pieces, pei dozen. ........ O0Dl2 ~
Glass nolas cs pitchers, u'm > doz 10 200
Glass molasses pitchers. No. 50 uoz 10 90
Glass nlolasSes pitchers, No. 20 doz 6D 20
q ass pitchers, per dozen. ............ 50d2i 60
Glass comp ris, . inch, per dozen. 90 . 90
Glass COMFORTS, o inch per dozen. a 8 30
lass COMFORTS, inch /, or dozeu. % 90
Glass COMFORTS, 8 inch, per DO On. 61 3 on
GLASS COMFORTS, y inch, per duz-n. - 0UO
Glass lamp, per doZon......." ...,..,. Q 0Ool2 90
Lamp sRiianeys No per per dozen Dozen $ %
Lamp chimneys No 2, per duZen., 40 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
Live Stock Market.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
BeeYes-Corn fed, per pound 4@4lSc
ows per y bund AGDiSc
Muttons-Falr fat muttons. q ib...,....2A 3ac
Choice, per pound.............3 d0si.c
Hogs-Per 14ls,
Stock hogs, er pound ......3lS0Us q
Bulls and stays, for sausa. emanufac-
turc, per pound."......... a4Gn2i4c
Grass cattle suitable for beef--nnne in mar.
lrat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

Powder--Blasting, y key, 81 80; Rifle, u 10 D.
6hot-e2 10 u sack; Buck shot. IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
Country Produce.

Potatoes-Irish, northern, Z. Dbl 81 l0@2 2j:
ack, So; sweet, per busheli $50 Zoo. vp.
.,u., per DBL, s2 TSe--. Turnips, y barrel.
sS 90. Beans, II. p. med. bbls.. Sc; large
lima, 60s6lir.; small butter, lIltc5c. pickles,
medium, per bbl., @ 20; small, per bbl., 90 o
half bbl.. med, a 20; half bpl small, . y,
plgs feet Kits. 81 ~, qoarter bbl.. 81 90, halt
bbi., IS COOS 20. Cheese. half cream, l2llc.
full cream, lTc. Kraut. per bbi., sl2jQ9i 1923
half bbl., 10 81 Peanuts, 3lz97c cider, half
mi. ~ 90. Cabbage, sc.
81 10al0 o.; Geese, "a SU $500; Ducks, " We
825.
Eoos--Per dozen. l0,@.
Fresh country butter. choice. 20: CreamerJ
35c.i old butter. l0aplgl4c.; oleomargaine, iSc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
PANAMA,
ELECTED pREs1nrN,

ELECTED PRESIDENT.
fanama, February p Congress
has declared DR. Rafael Munez elected
president of the republic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
ALL SORTS.

bd'nt,. MAN, architects and
and ho Sa,ith \ Jarvis block,
|saespecialty. "PS'''''s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

ParlOr set OF furniture, Bru sells
pictures, etc. Apply 10 Mrs Rosa
brner First and Lamar streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

You will quit limping if bottle OF
our corn cure Is used
Il. NJ. WELLS,
Fifteenth and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

DR. w II. JERNiGAN, PHYSfOMEDICAL
| ID physlcnu. Otice 800 Houston street,
stSi u. NJ Hcsihunco on BluG street
noribesat rnrnern ~ sunarp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
sfiddI'ug

Middl ug.
hrlean, nidjiinr ...''..'..' -,
sales l4.'u- American lisa
American w. WI
Futures closed partly GLOVER, closing trim.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

inferior, eoSs,c: ,atn. acss2,sc barley. 500
s,c; corn, S;lspfoc; We, toss :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
HEAP COLUMN.

osas, ,s, ,. .ssa n i"s. &c sa' q,
yIF or less IS man ., cent, ac,1 r"T
'a , gI'om v. nor' no ra'''"'
.,n advance. --.-------------'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
FOREIGN.
GEIlMANT.
THE LAsKEE INCIDENT.

Berlin, February 25.-The Vossische
Gazette declares that IL is unwise To re-
print the comments of the American
press on the Lasker incident for fear
the editor would he imprisoned. Min
lister Sargeants dignitled course in ig-
noring the attacks Of the German press
is much approved.
A STATE BALL.
Berlin, February 2j.--The emperor
and Vol Moltke attended bal! nj the
French embassy on Saturday even
ing.
a PROPOSITION.
Berlin, February 2j.-Russia propo-
ses to reduce hrrarmanlent on the Ger
man frontier If Germany will do the
same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

hs Il n i Bought and sold
wick. : Rowe, Ticket Brok.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

needless. 9''' ""''
III MAIILi AND KING John
Constantinople, +, bruarv o5.--It %
positively asserted tn the Mnhdi mn
King John of Ably ssinnia have siyna
a convention TO the effect Tint Kim,
J"lin shall remain neutral, and In IA.
TURN shall receive a portion of the Rod
sen and n large accession of terrilor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26
,r,,s,,sAi.


!. .oar COOP q. a,, TAssIS,lsa % aiaSSsa
'?ff;a Say j s' re ' % !n sI F}F
II Y ~ sI sssSsts,s !" Il namOor of 0"'i'
successi0n. ---------------,- =.
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may WANTED.

hoy to deliver the i9o n, or Inc
kmocr1nmI Immediately at "illcc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

k,r S, r I'll, House, SOUTH.
m public square, boarders.
u I,S !, and lodging, S. TO 81:
4 ,oss ao, per day. i solicit a
I. v y op,,ahsiohago, aud guarantee
Ipreiorr VI your money. 8, w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

NEW ORLEANS. February 2j.-Sight ex.
change on New York Mt eco per 1900 pre-
MUM.
Sterling exchange d. b.. 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

n as AZ cnsIO dElts AT A. j.
houston street, Fort
| ,n ,onssiie and retail dealer In
,sssaIauhltion, fine pocket cut
In, sn', poles, SO ms, nets, etc.
sua o-st goods guaranteed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

9AIvNsroN. February 9i--Corro,- s,o,
closed quiet stendy and unchanged. ~
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lEl,.--nsCELhA

/, u NE 81 Charles Hotel, Is or 30
i s.usn Clean beds, flrst-cluss
~, walters. s2a day, 81 to SIS a
k,s KY ho, Give me IL triul. |
e'Ac'ioh. apt. Joe Reeve, prop.
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~! ARDWARE, STOVES
" furnishing goods. Well To-
.' Iilale Bad health and II lie.
NJ, as 9nsiness. Can reduce stock
1, y, days II is a fine opening
/ 3'ng business. For further
r aaa Terms call at 207 ana 200
rol Worth. ii. 4. llavons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

London, February 25.-The Pail
Mail Gazette and the Tory evening
papers deprecate the descent of General
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

Wheat, choice sa.ss5, msaium, 1885,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-26

4 so'rsMs,oDn D. aemeopa,1le p,v.
N d co t.rna oiiice, MALI y Mi Ssa,
faerfoId s, house. Residence e,sees'
i. ~; and 80 ana 99i aH I hours
), o% a. s Eye az JAS; aEKES.
InsanisI Of 81, % the i mes, Worth
|ne b. 9, S Twonmess,,sss q the eye
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0is'a,ahs,. GaAMMEH-.,' ma
eustpnss,vr,s, a Sihce over crnce's.
ta'i Nwss ss residsnScse" al ,tAs nrl
I, ynsi FOURTH ann street; DR..
I'DS at Office and resi- resi-.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17

which enables u~ To economic i'll the IN
tcrest # eur customers and -rll frequent
N, by a ar-r percentage. lower than
houses n large cltlc-. where rNpeu,rs
ARE larger. and have not the same
facilities. In t,ct we are always ready
N meet the requirements NJ every
customer Inferior qualities IT goods
W. positively refuse "a have ia our
stock. Customers IN want Of such good,
have 20 call somewhere cl-c to grt them
But our advise TO them i, that good, Of
AL kinds being A. cheap a. they ARE now
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
A Good Potato.

The following are the requisite qualities
Of good potato: When cut into the color
should be yeilowish white; if il is deep
yellow it will not cook we'll. There must
be a considerable amount of moisture,
though not enough to collect in drops and
fall of, even with moderate pressure. Rub
the two pieces together, and if it is good q
white froth will appear around the edges
and also upon the two surfaces after they
are separated. This signifies the presence
Of proper quantity Of starch. The more
froth the better the potato, while the less
there is the poorer it will cook. The guam
tity Of the starchy element may also be
judged by the more or less ready adherence
of the two parts. If the adherence is sufi-
cient for one piece to hold the other up, the
fact is evidence of good article. These
are the experiments made by experts when
buying potatoes, and are the best tests that
can be given short of boiling; but even they
are by no means infallible. Seed-time and
Harcest.
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Poetry.
Buttercups.

Jennie was watching the cows come home,
Down hr the meadow bars alone,
And her ewes were "A. blue a. her bonnet;
Jennie was only farmers las.
And She let down the bars 80 the cows could
out Of the waving, blue-eyed grass,
With buttercups >prinkled upon il.
Jennie was watching Young farmer Payne
Picking a buttcrcup out of the lane.
stephen was strong and merry.
Jennie" she heard her mother call,
But there st her side stood the farmer tall,
And her cheeks grew red a. a cherry.
I'm coming. mother" she turned 10 20.
But stephen stood in the path below.
And there went Daisy and Bes> and Flo.
over into the clover.
His arms were strong her waist was sum.
"Fl keep YOU Till every cow gets IN.
or tell me the name OF YOUR lover.
Jennie, Jennie, It's getting late"
Came mothers voice from the farmhouse
gate,
But Jennie was slender and could not mate
With the tender strength of a lover.
And who could d. a single thing.
With yellow bnttcrcup under their chin,
But nestle the great strong arms within.
And grow red as the clover.
''Ma,hc III Ben" then she blushcd again.
And mavbe lis only stephen Payne
Then the dark crcpt over the meadow lane,
And huttercup> sprinkle
Not q single sound in the dusky dell
save the tinkle Of Daisy'> silver bell.
"Tink-a-link-a-tinhle,'
For mothers voice and the bars forgot.
The cows arr into the meadow loi
hnce-icp in the dewy clover.
Jennie and Steve come slowly up.
Her soft chin yellow with huticrcup.
His handsome face flushed over.
..Wherr are YOU. Jennie: III late and cold
.-N,'r, coming, mother" said stephen bold,
Tn, COWS got into thu meadow.
We stopped t"dri,c them slowly up.
Then h. -lyly hid the huiicrcup.
hnl kissed her again in the shadow
II ApdsrH irg'.
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Summary Of Assets.

mted states Bonds (par value
sl,3250o0), 1@
bonds and Mortgages, being 6rut Fi''o"zH "
Hens on lmprov ed Real Fstata
In the cities of New York ara
Brooklyn, -
Loans on Call, 10 Ibo 90
6ash IN Banks and Office das W
state and civ nj ase hohds' 4is,l25 70
Bank and Tr,st r, !. 1880 90
Railroad Stock aJh5O ~
Cash In hands ~ A o.,, a. 100 %
OF transmission, and upeoIiac,
Ell ohee Premiums 800 &C.. ~
Accrued interest l9GD 81
l0,752 %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
Hot Milk.


Everybol, Ought 10 know the valuable
properties IF hot max. \ glass Of milk
taken at temperature a. hot a, can he
swallowed j. N the nyhe,t degree inyigor-
Ating. nnl viii he more readily digest-d than
aa>'hing else which can be taken INTO III.
stomach The milk should no, he sca.d-i
bI, simpil heated as hot a. gan be taken
Per>0n- Suffering With slow digestion viii
ind thu, a most valuable addition TO the
meal. since tie heat stimulates the secretion
Of gastric JUICE, aud thus the process OF d.
.estion j. encouraged.
Person. VINO cannot take mix any other
way can take it hot, and find grea; advantage
from il, use Hot milk is to be recommend
ei for persons who need their flesh Hence
!, is excellent for persons Just recovering
from prolonged and wasting illness. and
for person, suffering from consumption or
an, other malady accompanied hy los, Of
flesh.
Hot milk shsIi be taken with the meal
no; between meals. and should be taken with
some Kind Of solid food. as a water era Aer
or piece # well toasted bread. /, should
be slipped slowly, - a. 10 secure thorough
insalIra alton.
Persons who feel the need OF some kind Of
food al night, will find a glass of hot milk
much superior to IN ordinary lunch or sup
per. and wholly satisfying.
Hot mix may be recommended as sub
stitute for tea and coffee to those who have
long used the beverage. We have usually
found that it was readily accepted as a sub
stitute for any other form Of not drink, and
II is IN every way superior. 1t is good
form Of food, and though fluid before taken
into the stomach, after coming in contact
with the digestive juices is coaguiated. and
becomes semi-solid -Good HEALTH