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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her CASToRIA,
When she was Child she cried for CASTOR1A,
When she became Miss she clui.g to CASTORlA,
When she had Children, she gave them CASTORII
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A letter has recently been given the
public through the Washington correspon
dence of the Cleveland Leader, which was
written by Grover Cleveland when Cover
nor of New York, upon the receipto of pass
over the Mt McGregor railroad, the first
ever issued over that road. The letter, adj
dressed to the sender of the pass ID. IL.
Fonda, Esq, reads as follows:
"My dear sir: Please accept my thanks
for the compliment intended by the trans
mission of an annual pass over the Saratoga,
Mt McGregor Il st, George railroad.
While fully approaching your kindness in
this matter my notions on the subject are
such that hope | may without otfense,
return the same"
1t is safe to say that no man ever saw
such letter as this written by James g..
Blaine while holding Office or at any other
time.
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Salvation Oil, the celebrated American
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chilblains, &c can be had Of all druggists
1t kills pain. Price only twenty-five cents
a bottle
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Sewing Machines,
ALL KINDS.

We riu sell You trst,lass Sewing Machine cheaper
thun any IN this county eiiher Tor cash lhslaii'
m"nts. ,.. s,
ottawa. Jan j. lS.l F. D. s NEErSTR co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12
rEMr. srILI. ~ issIlr.

Glen ilOeo Citizen senator Houston b
q power ~ TcNDs, and his papers over
the nom de- plume "DlsinhrrIted kAightn
viii plague rather than amuse.
balance wheel Guess he land board
u now Of the opinion tat u mustn't
monkey with the buzn s0N Temple
Houston y team from the knobs,
Oaiesyille Suns Temple Houston
catches Il from every direction, but Il
seems 20 rs that personal abuse ~ q poor
way 70 answer logical nrraignment
Big spring photographic Col swlshff
The Post aud Herald were 80 completely
paraly1ed BY thu last stroke d tilc obs.
Inherited knight as 10 be- nnabIe 20
enter the ring again
81. Joe Times lion Tcmpis Houston,
our brilliant courageous gogng state
senator, writing under tte nom %
plume oi "Dlsinheritcd Knighi,n has
made seatilug attack upon the
governor and the land bpurd 81 ihr
state concerning their modus oprraDdi W
dispOsing ~ The Greer county lands, iy
sale, grant and lease. which places those
gentlemen lu no enYiahlc light. Ne draws
fudely aside tlie covering 81 Official con.
cealment and Hecrccy, beneath which iiielr
crooked ana ineXplicahle land transac-
lions had been hidden ffom Tee public
Ken mud leaycs exposed fuy al W gave 40
hldeOuH skeleton oi--eltbef sfnpend0us
Ignorance o. wliifnl depfaylty n lhe
iacis BE- boldly published be bofne ont
BY The records, tbfy are too damaging 60
be defended
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

1870 luNoluoiaflly lodged. hn, Ia An N.
,f sal, 'ne bomb had iallcn. Win a deem.
,s'',a explosion, on . eraSsylaen h ir.p,
W ~. pNiatial building ON thc sos front
~, ny Ground was az torn On, ana eheo
wv smoke OF The explosion had clra,,.d
aMAy w saw several lltile children Win.
~ lew feet 81 the exca,atien
LON 'hey escaped The nsng fragments
" tne missile sccmBd miracle. Vel M,
one was ~ least harmed, except Nv M
0lulV shgek II The explosion. W. ~.
sulned aboard ship Possibly nj some
lnniary time, When have leisure, may
ueSetihc 10 the readers oi TIN GAn.frr
son'c OF NC more startling scenes and H.
oluens oi The celebrated Siege OF Fort
'"u'''r' SiE koprmcG nAp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12
nLNlliAL nnsaIIl.

Garsyillc Advance ralycrllc Che rum
power.
Balance wheel pumpkin Lafayette
Foster Is as dead as The wash Jones.
Paris Newai Jimmy NoWcomh hiss
been fired Now, brethren, let us un
onr attention 10 free grass.
Colorado Clipper Gov lrolaud
seems 70 be gaining favor Wlil the Re-
publican papers OF tho state.
Arlington World There II going % De-
lots Of fun ia case GOV ireland calls thc
Nineteenth legislature together
wichita Herald When the eoWmm Is
fenced "a thc farmer " generally fenced
out The fence must 60, iiUc grass On 30
free grass
breckenridge Texan it q aid thnt
every ume therc y diHtriri attorney 10
appoint Ireland secures one u0h yoic
Tor United suites sGnataf
Limestone Sew Era Local option
Democrats Wil not bo iho only nnps
whpsc siatceiaanship VIII nNed revision
before another year parse- by
Roanoke 1elepbnnui Hon RafHtt
Clubs " tbF great sirgddler 10 TNNaH iit
u the only man That hns succeeded hi
stfaddling tile prohibition question
Dculsou liofald.News The report ~
tho grass commission rs yci under fDlef
OF sHcrcry Why II this s0Y ~ hore
anything Of puzzle nature that ih pe0.
ple should not knowf
Galveston Aewss "Eo doubt tbc liE
pointmriit vi Col john iafdWah - bt
coHsul.Gcacrai ~ Cairo wns mrauf W
fllp administration 10 lH. Il bpTaUpai com.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

Eagle Pass journal It rs moi honest
for government 10 issue ~ cents worth
VI silver aud stump It Zone dollar u ~
moi o dollar aud Il frnud
81. 10 weekly Times Gkcns mn hon.
ost silver dollar "A s0,ccnl piece ~ aii,
ycr even with luclo SANS d0lar.mart
on It, Is not o constitutional dollar N not
n dollar az home nor away from home.
DOM stamp q fraudulent piece 81 money
with 20 pi0us motto a. our onocnt dol.
lar carries.
Grccnvillc Herald II The government
can stamp piece oil SILVER worth only
81 cents ana make u dollar, II can stamp
any quantity 81 paper worm nothing Ia
Itself, and make II worth amy amount
designated The people Of tho South de-
mand honest money aud plenty Of ~ aud
they want silver or ~ equivalent 10 cm-
iihcatcs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

administration has spent from January
1853, to octdbcr, 1855, ei75,0Q0 Ia oNcrss
OF thc state rovcnur. This showing In
the facr pi The fact that iaXntle ysluoa
have been Increasing all the time, ccr-
,alrly shows badly Tor Che present ad-
minlstrali0n
Houston Age The san Antonio lA+
press complains llpi tho large pastures
~ th0 wealthy catile.0WnNra IN san
Particle county have driven out seltlofs
ana decreased p0pulntiunl and The Fort
Worth UA2hfrn very reasonably wonders
that Che Express layors the lease law,
which II executed To- IT, full extent aud
intea' must turn Nh the public land " tho
State into large pastures. The enactment
Of THO leasu law was q very SERIOUS legs.
lhtllt mlAinln.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12
Y|GHTFUL CASE
OF a Colored Man.

lsracied n fearful case OF blood poison in
was treated by some Of the best pbysi,
N AtantL They used the old remedies
|ernry aud Potash, which brought on
Iah.in and impaired my digestive organs.
Il lolnt Inv me was swollen aud full OF puin.
M horrible condition. when had been
4 VI % die, my physicians, who had seen
Markings pi the medicine Nv other eases,
III Il would De a splendid time ~ test The
Of Specific. When commenced
rs. 5. :. the physician said could not
,so weeks undcr thc-ordinary treatment.
.nmcnced 10 give me the medicine strictly
lihg 10 dircctiuua, which continued for
{aimonihs. | took nothing else, and com
~ ~ improve from the fret. Occasionally
III have q bneksct from mprudcncC. soon
Itcumatlam LETT me, my appetite became
HI, and the ulcers, which tho doctor said
|hc mott frlghiful he had over seen, began
aud by The iAt Of October. 1874, / was n
|nan again am stronger now than ever
Before, and weigh more, I have not failed
Epon for duty Aince that time, being On
IN the oil warehouse ~ Chess Cnrloy
|my have been, and sim am. doing some
hardest work amy man ever did, and am
4 70 ansYcr any question thai may be asked
tning this cuac. swifpSS specific has saved
J NJ an early grave.
LEM McCLENDON.
sfia, Ca. April rs. 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12
rnn eunrnNAronAL monoscorr

wnlls lndox II Swain isn't the next
governor 81 Texas, then The signs Oi
the times are powerful decciyinfn
Paris News Whenever the News
bitches its tow.linc around swain BE Is u
"g'winc ter cum Ross win be left OUT
ON the breakers.
MeNin Ledger u Is a long time Do
fore the Democratic convention meets,
but II there Is anything IN signs, Sui Ross
leads the race several lengths now,
Cameron llornld As time flies Comp.
trollcr SWANS gubcpatorlal chances
grow grander and Ross's chances core.
spondingIy grow beautifully simmer
sulphur springs Gazette The Ross
boomlet, originated BY that daring polit.
Teal acrobat, COL Barlow Of the Waco
Examiner, Is dwlndlingl In pitlablc dimcn.
siOns.
North Texan The Democratic nays
are being tfottcd over the gubcrnatcrlni
track, Just 10 see how they move. SWAIN
is Ia The lead, and win come out ahead
by soycfal lengths
Houston Post, II is said the politicians
are al against Swain for governor, n
true, n VIII amount to nothing The
politicians are not going ~ select the
next governor Of Texas.
Cleburnc Chronicle Swain Tor Cover
nor aud Barry Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
would make dandy ticket They are
both business men aud that Is what the
people Of Texas want and no "wah.hoss"
need apply.
Gainesville SUM Hon W. j. Swain
seems to be gaining ground Ia the free
for-all race ior governor He would be,
perhaps, more generally acceptable 70 the
people 81 Texas than any ono WHO has
been mentioned for governor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12
CONVENIENTLY.


lffr amt 7 SAC SIS ~ CHturii.
Npi an angel surely,
lionuielt illtlO nint
tF"A by htlghi az bntlnuh
ihnrha ltH hWrpt a. pluhHt
tipy liltic dmplps
liNniinR fnuud tit lNs
iiui hr any r0Whud
Honey het sipsl
N0ap iuHt a iiltlr
fufmuE 90 Tho aitl
ilnir Inclined iugipplc,
bpaan'i know Why
Gazing 90 The preacher
VIII those tnany WrHt
TRYING TO iuuk solemn
IffinH 10 lunh Wispi
Proud bl hur dernfumI
jnti "a little amnd
linldinH tip prypI bHnl
in D twllehinH haHdi
Very print aud prnprt
Wuuldh't gtNh glnHcr
80 tint dandy puHdef,
EYlnR her Nahaheri
! mn lust woman,
full ~ humols OHfrs
Ihhi VIII Hni fofanir hrG
hgcu ~ urtpnYor#
Nut mo uiden InmRhrH
DuAhea f0fih HnuN
AZ weave q int dream
ont ~ Rpld fpf ynn
Never NAME IN give Ynul
NrYrr tine NOT place
But YuW Cintni zee Vastly.
iittlt lnhhi Fare,
Sod YpH'ii read ihn praises
have Wandered ihopdi
hll Tho Mus nh0unariuils
ihtF were meant int son,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12
rm aLArniIrIn nr rmn cnNNIrTs.


Terrell Times The system of convict
labor Ia practice Ia this state, 10 say ihe
least oi H. II very Objectionable
Bracket News Keep The convcis be-,
hind the pculienliary walls, aud there
win De no airnle Of this Kind ito chronicle
McCNg0f rlalndcalcr Whom win the
authorities Of Texas loarn TO Keep con.
ylcts within The pcniicnlIary wallsY II
docs seem, from oft.iepentcd breaks,
TINT they would realize Tho useless as
tempt of property guarding thom While 81
opcn.nlt labor
Colorado Clipper This system OF hlr
Ing ont conyicls to work outside the pen.
itentlary wallis u a had ono, u disgrace {,
TTxas, and should be set down upon hS
the nest legislature, Il Is not right, IL D
not fair
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

Fakes q Co. have just received . large
shipment Of Office furniture and are pre-
Pared 20 gige special prices on some very
6ne goods. They are selling on the H.
staihnent plan and with every single sale
10 the amour. Of $50 they give a ticket
which entities the holder ~ q chance "a
thc 5000 bed room suit 20 be- gwen away
on The ist OF January DO you want thf
euitY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

Silver I.om baking powder are requested
10 give II q Trial II is recommended for
iis purity aud strength ana las never yet
disappointed The bread.makGr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

WhM tha cOlorrd men Of Virginia
stabbed dohu Nhernaa with swirs Of
resolutions dpnonnolpg the bo0ag shr,
lis great hart broke aud troNon tfi-
umphed o'cr fH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

BLACK ana tau terrier with Topped cars,
ilc ensrh collar No. l0a. A suitable re-
ward viii Dc paid for her return 70
Blanche Williams, 703 Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12
List on LETTERs

,,.onalnlnE " theppstoaicr ~ forf Worth TaN
Nuhnaf, pct, ~, ltsl IA obtain ANY III theee
wyutt9 we arplicnht mWst rHil for eadycttista
lttltih anu give thr dale ~ ihi. iiat
EItIG NJ UtUfuttt ~ ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

tho rnmyr ~ tho engagement gi eS+
president Arthuf ana Mlss fllic lfplne,
lni SIN " NnnMnh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

Mitchell Bros at their old stand Kant
all tho good uulps and horses ~ Tho mar
krt, and wiil pay spot cash for them,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12

For all Kinds Of lumber shingles, mould
inas, sash and doors. lie has an immense
stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-12
TEXAS POLITICS.
Tho Representatives Of $4,000 Demo.
cratic Majority Dlscuss the
subject Of Rciorm.
Az i"'rrcsilng iir,u,hr Of the 0Al,,sna
'orlei Canvas. end oihcr repaler
rolucsi Topples.
a rrNAs virw or i,lronM.

san Antonio Express lack Evans,
too, VIII have TO 10.
Morris County Herald Tho iascals
continue 60 give way 60 honest mon.
Nolan County Rccord This president
han commenced 20 turn out thc rascsls
Ia Texas
Gov Throckborion ~ think The iede.
ral offices have hcon Odd badly as.
Ilhuted 10 nXps.o
nrcnham Banner The mildrst MUIR
wump should boz entitled 20 no moro con
sidcmton, Us the distribution of ieucril
oiilecs, than The blttercst partisan Rcpub.
lican.
Corslcans Observer We suppose THAI
MIR. Cleveland feels he has done good
worn IN removing DcGfcss and NewcOeb,
Tie offensive postmastcre Of Austin aud
san Anlonio, but he ought not to stop
there,
Waco Day Clyil.sewlce reform Viii
no doubt work mere smoothly when two
Democrats and one Republican compose
the commission. There Is NO reform In
( politics outside our own party, but u
laifiy burns when al Our bays got N aud
the other fellows out
( Marshall Herald President Cleveland
has not done better days work OF per.
formed an onlcia act since be- took
charge Of the administration hotter Than
that Of last Monday, when he removed
The twa postlnasters at Austin ANA San
Antonio
Bclleyllle Times The Official as swung
over Texas this week and dceapiia,ed
\ Two OF its most oficusiyc pgrtlsans lie.
7 tirrss aud NcWcomb The commission
o. the former as postmaster at Austin had
expired, hut Il IN SOME consolation to
know that Mr.. Newcomb was ubounccdn
( Waco Day' Tho career oi the Mug.
! Wumps az grand d'utntors inside tic
I Democratic party was brci aud nglon-
Gus, Having crawlcd back into the Re.
publican camp without an invitation,
I they VIII probably no modest enough in
retire from the management Of public
, ahalrs hereafter
7 Mcxla Ledger since tho nomlhntlon OF
Coy. I'M by the New York Democrats
some OF the Mugwumps hayrrcturnpd 20
the mud which they cntwled out Of last
fall 10 vote against blaine 1huy were
born with pcnchant for mud, aud the
sooner thc prosont administration roc0g.
nlzcs the fact The better 1t will be for thc
country
Clchurnc Telegram Thu MupWnmps
have gone back 10 their wnllow in the
mud Of The Republican party. Tho Dem.
Ocrats may have been benefited by th0ir
support IN the presidential election but
The pnrty probably lost AZ mnny votes as
II gained from The allinncc They Ger.
tainly 0yorestimntcd their own impor.
ancc and desired 20 dictate the course of
/ tho Democrats. SO soon AS they failed n
this They went back "a their old coBsort,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-10
Smallpox Incidents at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Nov. 9-While Sanitary Con-
stable Moffatt was doing isolation work on Otta-
wa street, last night, he was attacked by a mob
After beating BIN and breaking his arm, his as
sailants ran away. Yesterday afternoon what
might might have been a serious riot was nip
ped in the bud by the wise conduct of the chief
of police A man in Barri lane, who had small
pox In his house. came out the balcony to
take breath of fresh air. The isolation con-
stables ordered him in and on his Directing,
put him in by force. A large crowd gathered
and threatened the constables, who took cab
and went to the central police station for as
sistance. Chief Paradis and Sergeant Carpenter
proceeded to the scene. and, on the chief urging
the crowd to respect the law, they quietly dis
persed. The constabes have been dismissed for
overstepping their duty
Mayor Beaugrand has written letter to Sir
Hector Longevin, Minister of Public Works. in
which he describes the newspaper LIE Monde as
the personal organ of Sir Hector, and, as chief
magistrate of Montreal, he asks Sir Hector to
use any influence he may possess to stop LIE
Mondes present course, which, the mayor an
ticipates, may produce much evil, and perhaps
bloOdshed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-10
An Eleven-Year-Old Traveller.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9-McDougall Foster, a lad of
eleven years. whose parents reside in this city,
was picked up and confined in the city prison at
San Francisco, Saturday. pending inquiry con-
corning him. He told the officer who arrested
nm that he ran away from Chicago over two
by stealing rides ON trains. stopping at Omaha
and Ogden en- route. His mother, who was seen
In this city concerning the boy, said he had been
away more than two weeks. She didn't know
where he was until notified by a telegram from
the chief OF police OF San Francisco For about
year he had been away at intervals, and she
only learned when he returned whore he had
been. The lad has ut different times visited
New York. Washington, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore
and st. Louis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-10
SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.
Mr.. Hendricks Saw the Point.
Richmond Palladium.

h1CN3nU FhIIaUlum.
When asked whether the New York election
meant the Endorsement of the administration,
Mr.. Hendricks hesitated and finally said: 81
suppose it may be regarded in that light" To
regard it in that light would he sore suppose
ton for Mr. Hendricks. He has himself in every
way possible repudiated the administration, and
its Endorsement would be his own condemnation.
Mr.. Hendricks evidently saw the point and was
slow to commit himself If the party has by the
election in New York approved the policy of the
President, and commended his civil-servce
theories. then Thomas must fall into line and be-
come civil service reformer or break with his
party, which he pever can do. He must stop his
hunt for Offices and insist that all good officials
must remain in Office until their terms have ex-
PRED Is it possible for him to do all ths2 Can
he play second fiddle to that man Cleveandp'
But then, when corr cred. what could he do, with
exultant Democrats all about him, but say it was
glorious Democratic victory and a complete
vindication of the administration
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-10

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Nov. civilian Wilbur
graduated from the university here on the Oath
OF last June. On the Goth of the same month
Clara Greenly graduated at the high-school
They were secretly married, but have not lived
together When he has gone to the house to ask
her to live with him he has been denied ad.
mission This morning Wilbur climbed over
the roof, broke window, and entered his wife's
bedroom. with the intention of begging forgive
ness and asking Clara to leave her mother and
live with him. Clara was not in the room and
he went down stairs and found mother and
laughter there. The mother ordered him ont
of the house. Wilbur seized pair Of shears
and stabbed them both, but not fatally. In court
he pleaded guilty to assault in the second de-
gree and was held for the grand jury. The girl
is very pretty. Wilbur is an insurance agent
and has brother in the insane ward of the
county hospital. Action for divorce has been
begun by the girl.