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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01
Saloons, Parties and States.
Chicago Herald.

The generally acce u ed idea that all
Prohibitionists are Republicans, and
that every Prohibition vote that Is cast
is direct loss t., the Republican party,
will not stand the test Of examination.
We have ministers right here In Chi
capo who are 80 wholly Lound up In
partisanship that they deprecate the
running of temperance candidates for
Office lest the votes drawn away by
them from the Republican party
should defeat its nominees. While 1t
il difficult to understand how men
whose lives are consecrated To religion
should turn their backs upon
distinctively moral movements
in politics, it is easy enough to
see how party enthusiasts and bigOts
may come to believe that their own
organization comprises all the virtue
and the opposing party all the vices to
be found anywhere. As o matter OF
fact, however, a heavy Prohibition
vote in some states Is quite "a apt To
hurt the Democrats as the Republic
cans. This has been found to be the
case in Ohio, and In strong Democratic
states like Missouri the dominant
party is frequently found catering to
the temperance element among It's
members.
For the benefit of the many Chris
tian gentlemen who honestly believe
with Horace Greeley that all Demo
Gratis are men who love rum and hate
niggers and that all Republicans are
the reverse, the Herald will compare
the saloon-keeping business In a few OF
the various states Of the Union. IL la
strong Republican states there are
fewer saloons than In strong Demo
cratic states, the inference drawn by
Mr.. Greeley and his SUCCESSORS might
be justified, but such dOes not appear
TO be the fact. The census of 1850
shows that the number OF saloon-keep-
ers and bar.tenders In certain states
WAS a. follows:
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LIVE srocx. rRopucs, Nrc.
81. Louis.

~. Lcu,s.
Special TO the Gazette.
Sr LOUIS, Jaly st,--Wnx,r--A brsrsa OF Y
u " this morning was the result OF clear
skies There were LARGER receipts, unfsyora.
bse Europesa advices and dccllucS In all
cthcr markets. however. thcre was no et-
trcmc benri-h feeling shown. Trading wrs
light, Ms spectators were afraid. The closr
was weak and one cent lower.
Corn Pears OF frec deliveries on August
contracts Tomorrow, tho first STARTED
selling nlcug stocks. and this heIped 10
weaken an already weak market. rriccs
fell on y. cents.
Provisions were steady In prizes aud fcelin <
better,
The demand for cattle was fair for good
grades eomnsco dun. Texas SON nj ooa
$50.
''''' '"' rscSrox.
Lcgs 49, KY y, f. s,,. ;o, and
choice s; fancy tSieeiTA
sals; sS.ss,S 1ssSs,; ss;sSse ssrssmS S,,
CoRN--c..h a7esi,ss July ,sN@Us, e;osca
NyA. August tscseeie
oArs-sA JAY :, s al, ~ August
wRrs,sy--stes.iy: is.
CoRNMEAL u rs
roRx--JOhbiug fSk,
HULK NKArs Long clear s.ao, short ,fbs
40; short clear a..
BAcoS-Ieng clear ~ short rio =:
short clearoJS,
HAMs--lssltx,
l.ARD-7A@SH,
LIVE srutk.
CArrLE--Receip,s 1,ae exports SQ0G m:
good 10 choice S'a6 ~: common 30 cno,ce
sS,ei ~ com "ou TO medium T5clS To- re,-
nns = Weitn0 hulk OF sales 32SSsstS some
thin poor stu n sell low M 1922 No
Hoes Receipts Gov 5 .5Sfs IS
eHtEr- Receipts 90, ranging ? oeNs 20,
mostly 30 @S2i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

n Q. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ne Rsal Estate and Collection Ngent
Bowie. Montague county, Texas. VIII prac-
lice In the courts OF Montague and adjoining
counties. Special attention given to land
matters and to collections. References given
II desired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.


NEw YORK, July 3l.--Governments weak.
Railways strong and higher
State securities quiet,
Speculation at the stock exchange was ac-
tive and bnoyant, and there was general
and sharp advance In prices. The attempt
of the larger bears 10 corner being nnsuccess-
fnl yesterday had the effect OF bringing ON
ordera from the smaller class OF traders OPP.
Grating Tor n decline, and this In connect on
with buyiog for long account brought about
an almost uninterrupted advance In prices,
except near the close, when the embarrass-
ment OF tea house was used 10 raid the
market. When IL became known
that the assets OF the Arm In question were
double the liabilities. u rally took place and
the market lett or firm. There was an adj
vance In prices, based on favorable advice
from the West concerning cereals. and on
ca nles from Loudon that The weather In
England was against the crops.
After business hours II was announced
that steamship America, from Quecnstow n
for New York, had one hundred thousand
pounds specie. The advance ranged from y
~ s per cent: Northwest rose 3, preferred D.
Canada Southern >, Canada Pacific az, Cen.
trail Pacific an, Chicago, Burlington & Quin
cy l-2, 81. Paul 3sk, preferred 21-2, Lack A.
wanna ~, Louisville n Nashville ~, Lake
Shore 10, Missouri Pacific 2ss. Kansas 4
Texas ~, New York Central 2l-2, hrie rs
Northern Pacific / .-s. preferred rs, Oregon
Transcontinentai 2, Reading az, Omaha .
preferred -, Union Pacific = rs. and:west
ern Union ~. Compared with Inst night
| closing, prices are IL TO az per cent. highe
among inactive shares; Houston 4 Texai
rose O to ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

NEW oasEAss. July 2i.-FLouR-steadiy
with fair demand, high mixed sSD5 ~.
CoRs-Scaree and firm, mixed O., white
held at rs,
OATS Western nrnser Mt ~.
CORN MkAI.--Higher, and steady az 3io0
3 IL.
HAy--Fair demand; prime IL 6o@b GO,
choice IL.
PoRK-In good demand and eals' or at 10 u
LARD-siteady; tierce refined ~; ksg "a.
BULK MkAT,-IB fair demand; shoulders
packed. higher, q 1000 TO; long clear and clear
Ribs \ ~.
BACON Outlet; shoulders lower, "a; lons
clear w; clear rib ~.
HAMS = Chotte sngar.curesi canyased nrn,
II.
WHISKY Firm; Western reciined ! 100
20.
UoFFHE quiet hut Arm: Rio eareoss and
common 10 prime 5i4Dlb,
SUGAR = Dull. fair 10 fully fair
tlS@iyE: prime Ss5ss; yellow clarified b,kss6ss;
gran uliited 6GBh
MoLAss u.s. Dull and nomlnak common 20;
refined .0135.
Ricr-slnirt bat firm; Louisiana ordinary
TO prime Isaesik.
BiAs~ -Dnil and lower ~ 1OesI2,<
COTTON SBED OtL--Prime crude g5N2s:
summer yellow 5000. Market dull.
sIGHr EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, July U.-Sight exchange
on New York. 2O0 PER l,OJo premium,
sterling exchange h. II. 9si.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01
Duildinx nnvs,r,s,

LuMnrn-Rongh lumber, boxing, II iucnss
and under, urut-class. ~, stripping. lss3, Sgi,
boxing and flooring, cleRrv, us; thluk cltars
IA nps ~. w; rough lumber, second Glaze
"a s,n, r, a1a ssan snS snlS 70
sscond DO. 80 third do, sao; poplar. saS'ceS
~; n.s tive pine vi ~ So do X. s9s; native
Dnn~Hp LyMsEn-i,oxlns u inches ana
under, S1S utnS o. DO kxa. s?6 Ooaoa Oh
scantilnS, jolst CT any common lumber
vs. o0oN ~ boxing ovcr II inches, tsO,OOo
81 70; thisA caears, " tol and 2, $50 OoassS 10
second cszca any kind. san 00tlo3 ~.
DRnsenp AND MATCHED rL00Rrro-rirvl
clhss, VA, Aecond class, cal.
WRrrH PINE FuRrIRHir0 LUNBEh-lk, IN
and inch white pine, 30; inch do, ees,
CkfLino-BxADEp on PLAlts--Firut com.
poplar, X. soe bohS.S0 poplar, N S5. snaeSS0s;
nntiverine " tx260s do, a, e2t
PorhSn LunssR...-lA. ". and inch, Us,
snIrohns-whi,s pine A, o.; do shndsd A,
brand, sSt do No. ., ti.bO: do No. 4, h.6h nstiys
nswvd heart, gADt ssps, 1,S.
/, pfckn1S.-Whtte pine, dressed ana headed,
sqmare or nss,SG yellow pine 40. o; Hath.
LINE. CsAsNT, Eru,--.I.,ms, Austin, q Is
per Dbl. Cemsnt, l,ouisviils or Rosonale, D. 10
Per bbls Portland, N16 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. % ~ per bbl. Plastsj
BsIoK.--Tirs-proo AIM psr n.
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0roosriss.

0roosries.
MsAr-SuRny cured hams, Ls35c B.CG.p
necop ,iassc; 30. bacon, ls)zc; 30. dry salt,
LARD--Tlsrcss, 20: W and sgA cans, s,zc
2on cans, $40; iob cans. $50; On cams. pcsc
Ssi ri 4i$ ss l's G: .s:y. l eli
government Java. 9o5.e.
TnA-imgssri.l S,sso: grngsowdst. soe!1.
hsissSis.. sse.; %, iosi. sc: S sfasaul.ssd
standsrd g.; Louistsps grammatical, 7Kc.e--.
standard I.a Axe; ohoios Whit, Do yellow
RICE-I1onisisns, egszo.
z & ,; g half sSIs.. Ne, NO. Ne. Z 40
Dried behring's, Per boz. 90 COD nsh; ".
Dsgs, - Isss. IN dat hoop bbls.' s.io'
apples. .tssdsrd. ~. h.sch,s, siAndssd, .
~. ~: y. d. YsS Ssss . :sss:ss = =
corn, sl;isei 90 dresa Pessl Ii.sa 0ooss.
s Ss.ss Al H xS.i:Si FL s. aiS l|ssi
G.&Si7N 8. s MscEsr.I 3.
| Imported, slS.604 A6eeass Bsrawbsrr1ss.2 D.,
G:S: -: Seadsassd mix 40; clown.
BAsiso fcwpxs.-silvsr Loaf, W cans,
Rsr dozen. y. ~; 10. u "; n. DO, q %;
81; as;; &; - S0;; a. .,xs so.p common
4ise; German olive. w. Candles. NIL boIss,
| Ike; halve1,. Q; quarter, o Indigo. $50 y;
Aiasl 81 splice dozen. Col:raa's inus,sso,
AZ dcssn; w s bnsists. sio dcssn. srosy I:
Sl16s?. bcossn. brilliant Oh, bills. zoSs So
Pion. 90, S,c; d. - s.ss.. 2 ": BriADsnt'
fsSSs 81 siisss;ds feysi fss,ns = y
= bbl.; sacks. y log p I@ ~ MOL TeSAe
e. ~ Ss .Rs 81: 81 aenssS saS ST.
| = %: Oatmeal, D half bbl., y ~ Oiaek ~
\ whsst, -. - CfapksrG < SodA- "a. Al
3: -: :a sss 4 IL is go - - =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

About 200 different guide hooks to
summer resorts have been received Ia
this office, They are very pretty, but
lack something. We have been trying
to think what it was for a month back
and it has just occurred to us that the
only thing TO make them thing o,
beauty and n JOY forever Is pass ac-
companying each. Brooklyn Times,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

Georgia aud Kentucky are two
staunch Democratic states having the
same population as Iowa, an equally
staunch Republican state, yet Georgia
had but 1893 men In tile saloon buSi-
ness and Kentucky but 1.l0l, while
Iowa had l ,S5S. Massachusetts has
always been good Republican state.
lis population Is the same as that Of
the Democratic state OF Texas, yet
Massachusetts has twice as many
saloon. keepers as Texas. and 70 has
Michigan, another Republican sfsts
OF about the same population VIs-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01


Special TO the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, July 3.-ttolters OF loose
meats were very arm In thelrvlews and buy,
ers had to meet ~ Trading fairly active.
Cattle In moderate supply and wholly OF
halffat Texans Prices lower and salvs hard
TO effect NJ 2 eo9s2i.
sheep dull and unchanged
Wheat and corn lower.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CRY, July a.-wHKAr--7I cash;
30 Did August; III september,
CosN--ii IL cash: iieS August; II l-aaiiss
September.
OATs-Dull aud nominal.
LIvs STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports;
CAITLn--Hecsipts 800. nn'ive steers l.f0
TO 800 pounds zoos 26; native steers go to
100 pOu nds IA VD5 o. stockers p GOAL 30; cows
75dS rs: gras-s Texas steers 0O@5s5
Hoes Receipts : 800 heavy 8 .5chS5s.
SHEkr--iteceipts b7o; fair 10 good jUcooy 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

Wosh-- Bright light, fne uiid medium, ~
months, laas X; heavy nne. ~ months, l3tal5,
buck wool, sdel0; low grado medium, ls,~lo:
Mexican, NAL
2 heavy Mint, dry, y N ne: Ma 1 light Hint, "A
n. i.r No. z, Hight flint, v ID Nc: bulls and
heavy, damaged, - ID Y; calf Inns and Dadly
damaged. y n 10. green, siltsd, sound, y h 7es
bNtchsrs, green, u m hIsc,
PEIyaiE,-De skins, a.ib lbs9iS; antelope
skins, n % 1nattsc: goat skins. each, i0ct2b;
sheep peIts, according 10 amount OF wool,
~. NJ; sheariings, no .ordiAg to amount OF
wool, tlsIO Mexican aheop pelts, q. m he1i0c.
Mexican steep pclfs, Improved, iltsi2c; Mex
'kcnn sheep khcariings, NJ.
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srRAYhu OK STOLEN.
MISCELLANEOUS.


.Y,REAsURY DEPARTMENT-OF OF
i Comptroller OF the Washing
81, July IL, lSSi-Whereas. BY satisfactory
yidence pre,e to the undersigned, 1t has
etn made to appear that ''rhe State National
Bars oifnrt Worth" In the city OF Fort
Uh, 10 the county of Tarrant ana state of
eIss hn com piled with all the pro visions
the nrised statutes IF the United States,
tauifpd 70 be complied with before an asso-
aloi shall be authorized to com mence The
af,tc OF. banking. Now, therefore, /,
ap v. Cannon, Comptroller OF the Cur
tcg do hereby certify that 1.-THE State
itpnal Bank OF Fort WORTH" in the city
fion Worth, IN the county of Tarrant and
FaeoI Texas, Is authorized 10 commence the
|s'ness OF banking AZ provided in section
Nypne hundred and sixty mine of the re-
|red statutes OF the United States.
70 testimony whereof. witness my hand
IL. W. CANNON,
Comptroller of the Currency.
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v-pro0s ~ N per n.
Lave Stock mArhss.

.Eastern Tcxas and Southern Texas stocA
the above qsotAtiona.
The above prices are for herds Of 1000 head
and upward, delivered on tho trails. and for
such cattle ~ those raised In the counties
embraced In tho following terrtasy, West
of ths Texas Central Hallway: noyth Of line
drawn east and west with WhoO, and east OF
n lins drawn north and south with Baird and
south OF He'd Rive. tlt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01
Comptroller OF the Currenc'

|SORT WORTH N ,TloNAL DETECTIVE
agency. Walter Maddox. Jas T.. Young
lilpay literally for any information lead.
Psto the apprehension of criminals of all
[Anes. WIN furnish private watchmen,
Al.h merchants interests, trace up stolen
attend TO collections. 0fi>e. $40
eain street, upstairs, opposite Drs. Burts q
ouse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

Gross recently telegraphed Harry
Wright asking what the Philadelphia
club would pay him for the remainder
of the season In case he could get hisr,-
lease. The answer was: Not a cent. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

GALVESTON. July si.-corToN-spos cioscd
vrdinAry 81. Good Ordinary asn Low
Middilng lo}S; Mlddlins W; 0ovI Mid
ding y; MiudlinR Fair ii,<.
Recclpts, =.
Halc-, -. E
Exports :; ccastwisc, q,
Stock, 1881.
Nuir e. ruled dun; closed very duh ut l to
ruints higher than yesterdays clost, ex
ceyt Tor August, which closed 40 points
lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

nNw onLr.rs. July u. -oorroE
| Spot closed dull
\ AAies, lt0i
| Low Ordinary ! .-i6; Ordinary 4 ls-te: Good
| Ordiuary p,3-l6, low Middltug 10 ole; Mid
| ding 10 ltlB, Good Miduiing 10 io.lb. Middling
| tpir n S.iB; Fair II Ni5.
Futures closed dull; to pcints higher.
ksul.n
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wANTED-AaENrs,

IN GOLD MINE WITHIN THE REACH
~ olhny man that has pluck ana perse.
Zshnce. AGENTS wanted every where 10 sell
Nv Lives OF the Presidential Candidates,
e. ,alhe and Logan and Cleveland and Hen.
I'issx., now ready, $50 pages, illustrated: also
nshasome campaign picture and chart
printed In six colors. Sold only by our
s ,aa, Address j. W. Strong, 9l2 Main
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LAND AGENT.

DETER @. RUCKER = co., BELToN,
Texas, Land and General Agents. Sole
yoplletors OF the Abstract OF Bell County
!ecofds. We do "a general land business, In.
fuding surveying and conveyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

:. ros"soes- Irish. new, per busbel. Z, 1o,
SsS SssSs Il. Fl S S~ H. ~ Az Sur,n syRss
S niiS' Ss, s msd 1o'i si nv email! per Sh e
rheece, half cream, i've, Mi rpsass ~ o.
r f,sssnu,s iS'senho cider. Saif,SSi.. Is %.
Poulvss Hens. q 90 ~, nv 49,.
youn. sErinQ chickens, 81 ;sats "a, rurS ~
Ps,pp@; Geese. fs5 IL 81, uucks. y ~ ~,
Eaos-Yer dossa, sais,<c.
margarine. lsc i'0s soieo-
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BUSINESS FOR SALE

BUSINESS NOTICE-FOR SALE AT A
bargain 1.-The Kentuck saloon and res
in,uLhnt, No; 1915 Houston street Owing TO
y. h hI.h the proprietor will sell at IA sacri
IL nis complete stock of fine liquors, cigars
wnse and lease, None but parties mean
'ns business need apply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01
Asn,nuniuou.
Wool and Hidss.

Powdsr-RlAstins, p log, y so Hins. y . 2,
% 90; Rffs p TX bs..3 70; Hfie. 6X NJ, 81 81,
abot-ss y sA6i; Bnoh shot. 1915.
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ansactions, 5000 shares.


NEW YORK. July SI.--Money 1H6p2, closed
offered At rs; prime mercantile paper 6h sD84
sterling exchange Is. b. weak. sslis; sight
exchange S3lx.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

Telephone Turner a Mcclure Tor
fancy bottled goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO-BoN
| Buggy. Inquire of DIT. II. w. Moore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

y, y. r IL S.an' '''' s's 100 sAsss. a eco %
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FOUND,

hR. HARTLEY's SOUTH AMERICAN
u Cure, at Hotel Pick wick news stand.
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Drnss aud pslats.

B~,k, Cinnamon p r n IL Peruvian, ga e 90.
Boya,. lee. ~ carbana 2 OF sods, Eng'iah.
~. coppcras. Bat Cinchlpedis. pc, OF ,ba'
vDc. Castle sDa-, Dor ID Apls. Cream tartar,
4. r.. per 10 lOa 10. chalk, lump, per 70 2ees.
,'nioineI. r. q W, 7o@!s English per ID bot.
40 Included, ~ hl0ral iiydTate, per 10
ed, u o.. Composition powder. per y W
Doyers. pcr Jb II 2 EPSON salts. per 10 30
A.. Gum opins.' pep u - 70; DUN = AN IN.
9 %p iii iii asio., mae inc. scase oil. Castor.
per valIon, ~ 6,esl IN oil, LAID, winter,
straincd sssso Oh. ia's Nc; I 600: 3 s.
ease % and r Upper cent on: broken. % aud u
per cent OF. Show cases. NJ priess. Rebate
patent msdio,bsA. ~ list. 1haysrs simld
tracts. Is per cent. OIL. Essential oils, -.
Louis lisa.
strictly pure white lead. 81 -. Spirits tur-
THg Iii xMAs-wIlLiAMs eoI.ogs.
Ivory drop ssaek. ~. per ID No Enghsh
Slsca S c'anx - u; sn.siaa blue. ~,
&c: fffifrairisrlDe blu g, ~. II. ac blue paint
L. i2c: raw Turkey lumber, h. yes burnt fur-
s snynt 'i itsl a. ,ienns, Is. ~, vankyis ssown.
ia, No, t'aris gresn. 10, nv; chIosse, !. =. Q. a
d. o., liz, ne; American scrmiilion, ~ ~; - :
dian red, ~, W Alnsia re'. ~. -. ~ ~.
Yellow Oclire, v. a., lplss. 20, W.
I1iErAnGD uRAi~ISG OBS
Bark 0nk, IT,; Ash. I've: Hack walnut, no;
''A"N' p,srxxpss coHOHs
Ivory drOp black. 2;,. raw Turkey umDeI.
sc. burnt Turkey Dnibsr, Sc. ssM Italian
Jenna. Sc basnL iinlino sienna, <or; fen-
dyke brown, ~. ~
Pres Of shove ~ asie On y basis a. ~ X
u. and In csns, sssor~n: ~ = enn y
oAns, baSapce IN J md ~ enn.s e.so.sv ~ I.
nsk rto1 psios Ia bib csns. % ie*s: ~ e9 ~.
y ID IN pals. no fe@s, and KEGS - ~ -
less il 4 n s n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

:, pryT--FURNIsHED ROOMS, SUIT,
oh JAZZ FOR one OF two gentlemen, 3lO
ss .s a. street, second door from Jones.
n an premises.
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Vpsnseuze $3.50 iIlallsf .1@s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

{1riyTED - A NICELY FURNl HE'D
nom with southern exposure, conNeh-
Am bn.iness. Address NJ, TINS once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

,,,,l OF TWO PERSONS Will
fAMlLn ~ Ave rooms of their residence
nm. lo on,et family. House new, rooms
small g u,es water-works. large yard.
ven usnarbood and healthy locality. APP
nelgnoU' 4 barter, 313 Houston street, or
~ s ss,snises, southwest corner Burnett
thirteenth streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

-,oS-py A YOUNG NAN OF
|rAIlVSa years experience In q grocery
Win rsferences given. Address A.
" box a6, city.
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ALL sORTs,

rEPRlZsS DRAWN IN FORT WORTH
ter June drawing OF Louisiana state lot
onii send In for tickets or call Mt office, Sec
Is. mai, houston streets. at news store. II.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

.-,,,> y,-rr--Two FRS r-CLASS SLEE?-
q, $ and 80 no Sr .WesI So'
..rapllc square. JNo. W. SiNNDhA :.
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spsclAL AOYE8TISENEXTS
Law oARDs.

NTeIn a =
nners of Fort Worth Bar,
BHnLI. 4 MccART. ATTORNEYS At Law
S,vmce over First National Rank. coruei
'on aud Second streets.
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WANTED ROOMS.

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ENlNLAY & HOLMAN, ATTORNEYS AT
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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-08-27
Nose Bleeding,

1t is by no means unusual TO have
free discharge Of purulent matter and
even blood from the nose, sometimes at
least atlording relief in certain forms
of disease "a kind of safety-valve. In
the circumstances already referred to,
in which the heaters are so freely
used as to produce an irritation Of the
membranes Of the nose, mouth, ears,
throat, etc, it will be perfectly natural
for the nose to be sore and inllamed,
ready TO bleed from the slightest in
jury, the blood bursting out freely,
even when excitement, or any other
cause, sends an unusual amount of
blood TO the head Those who have an
inflammatory, or feverish tendency,
whose stomach and throat are inllamed,
will naturally have sores in the nose
and around il, as well as behind the
ears. As natural result there will be
various discharges from the nose. II
this bleeding be habitual, it is quite
certain that the whole system demands
attention. II II is the result of an ac-
;cident the bleeding will not ordinarily
be profuse, but will stop when the
moderate supply is exhausted.
; When the membrane of the nose Is
tender, irritated and sore, It is well to
wet cloth in borax and water and
press IL up into the nose as far as pos
sible, allowing IL to remain, repeating
this from day to day. II there are sud-
den bursts Of blood, some strong alum
water may be syringed into the nose, or
"snulled up" stopping it as soon as
will be best; or the alum may be made
into snuff by melting and then drying
1t away till easily pulyerized, taking It
as a snuff. Raising the arms over the
head, or pressing firmly about half
inch Of the upper lip, Just under the
nose, or that part Of the edge of the
jaw about one inch from the tip of the
chin, so rs TO stop the How of the blood,
will check this bleeding. One may do
eide just the spot by feeling for the
beating of the small blood-vessel.--
Golden Rule.