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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

I.umber-Rough lumber, boxing, y inches
and under, fret class, SIS 00i stripping, 1AS
rs 90; thick clears, II and u, " 90 rough inm
ber second class, 1900; 1oist ana seahulhs'
cnlls, IL 80. sou "a
second, do, n 10; third, do. % OOi poplar, 300
qg7 81; native pine, 4, Is %; native plhe' "
20 ~; native rough, 10 %
Dressed Lumber - Boxing, IL Inches ana
under. 81 co; do, 4x3, IS 90; scantlng, ioisi or
any common lumber, IS 90; boxing over ~
inches, 70 90; thick clears,ll 70 u ana . ~oi
second class, anykind, 5000 -.
S26: second class, % So n
White Pine Furnishing Lumber-A,is ana
inch wide white pine, SO; inch 90. 70. "a.
Ceiling, beaded OF Plain-first common while
nine. / NJ, I'd do y 80, Sd do y poplar 1 ~ we
Vi so, poplar - OoaS0 %, native pine 49, 10
shlnglcs-white pine A s, do shaded : =,
40 extra No 3 So cypress. best, any brand 0, 40
Noafg5 do No Is, native sawed heat =, sAph =,
pickets-whlte pine dressed and HEADED
square or nat :, yellow pine do ., laths . 'oa
40. -. ssa.t.ht
cement. Louisville or Rosanals, $40 per bDl.
Portland, S. per Dbl; plaster paris, New VOTE
or Michigan, 81 per bhl. plaster hail. DOC Dn'
Brick-Fire proof, $50 per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Prints - Standard prints, novelties; 81;
Cocheco fancy, 5lc; Richmond fancy
5!c; berkshire, fancy. 5lci RamapoianeN
sic; Hartford fancy, SIC Lodi fancy i4c; Char
ter Oak fancy, ilc Auburn fancy, blc; Ham
Checks, 5lc; simpson black, Sci sphinx Turkey
side cretons, &c River Point robesblc; liam
ilton fancy. Sic; Alan's fancy, sic; steel River
fancy, 5lc; Windsor, 5lc; Bolton fancy, 0ci
Marion fancy, 4ic; Arnold, 5ic; Dunkirk fancy,
SD. Fenwick medium, llc nartel fancy, 5lc
Manchester fancy, 5lc; Tiyoli shifting, 4c;
Merrimac shirtings, 5ci Utica shlrtlngs, &C
Aliens shirtngs iic; slater solids 9ic, pnI
clay purple, &c; Aliens double pink, oici Al,
ton fancy, SC; Star and Crescent turkey red
print Tic; Globe turkey red print, &C. FRANK,
prints, &c Washington fancy oil blue prints,
6Ic; simpson solid Black. g. simpson Silver
Gray, 8; Montgomery fancy, ~ Belmont fancy,
q; Berwick fancy, 4; Gones sa,i~ iIsn'' d
Heavy Brown Sheeting-Atanta "A, 0io
American A, 6lc; Croydon G, Ole; Great rams
j, &c; Black Hawk, 6lci boot ~ DC
ic; Dayton G, 4ic, Rutland G {, " Uuca
| O., SO inches AZ Glendale, 81 Annlston'
"A, 6: Foxhall "A, q Enterprise y, o. Ary
! Vie. 81 Lawrence, l. l., 81; Tam OShanter o.
Powhattan "A 81; Chapman -, 81; Kentucky
| AA4.4 81; Belfast H. "A, 8; Rose valley - u
First Prize ~, 6l. -, s,.,
AZ 7c; our Reliance, sic; Full Value, Ici
1 Ellerton 10; Hope 10, Farwell, lie; Daisey
/ die: Trump Card, SIC Diamond Hill cambria SCI
] Ionsdale cambria lie; Chapman y, Z; AmoTy
/ ia 81: Androscoggin l., q; Blackstone a, y;
] Rlackstone X, "a; Cabot A., 81 Dauntleht
~ Al. Eagle 40, 81; Fearless 4-i,bii foresl
| IL 8: Gold Medal "a, Lonsdale W inches
] "a: Knights cambria, "a. So
4 Wide Brown Sheeting-lO'4 i-oWeii, iool
4 1914 Pembroke, 10; 1914 MonadnocR' l'ci
! 10. Lancaster 10; 1914 Pepperell, y. an.
Wide Bleached Shectlng-l0'4 Lowell w
"a Pembroke, 90; 1914 Pembroke, u - re ln,
! broke, iSI; So Qninnebarry, 3; 1914 PeppereH
/ 30; "a Pepperell, q. p.,,,
| (olored -PatuNent 10 OF, l3c; PatuN
emf o., ice; Montauk u SIC; Boston, o.
lie; Everett II ID, drab, lie; Potomac y " lVo
Tick-Amoskeag A c A, l2ic; Cords 4
lslo; Cords, fancy, liici Stahuarut q ~
ocean. sic; Lewiston, lie; COrnwah u! ~
Cornwall A, l2c; Whttenton 800 lssci Mht
enton TIT, fancy, lolci Brighton fancy' W
HICKORY stripes--Extra stout, blue and brown y, \
lOc Mechanic, blue, &c; Jewett CITY, blue, !le
BOSTON, blue, 81; Oneiga, Olue anu piV""
zoe; Otis, blue and brown, SIC, .o.t. 40.
~ GLASGOW fancies 7 Glasgow dress styles u
,!tr,oYIocf dress STYLES II; Renfrew dress style
a. ReDfrew draper cloth l0l Renirew swls
hrodures r.; Renfrew jacquard ia Nu x.s
dress STYLES s; York check and fancles y, i1I
| drcss siyles 81; Wamsutta cheek anu lhno'o
II. RIyerside dress styles 4. a. ~,
'4Gottnnades-Bay City 10; Nameless " ~ Se
, / Yoyt N Il n l6; kearsage 10; \ n ~ =. ~
rail ID st 10; Golden Eagle lo4 W lhunes y
> II: jaw Eve Sec 81 Fayorite IA oiiic oho'0
"a Atakapa l4i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Bar iron, $500. Norway Sc, No. % sheet iron
Iic, No ~ G sheet iron. 4ic, galvanized sheet
iron gdglc, No. ! sod l7c No. do, l5lc, e0S2s
roohng tin lilcdl5c, liN20 and l0xl4 pat. do.
775dS.50, timers wire 30 per cent. oil, timers
stock, 40 per cent of, cook stoves with ware
lO.5OG $500, do. with trimmings li50d50.W.
Wood Work--Wagon aNos 9Oc.dSl 90,
tongues aOcdS1 90 singletrees 81 70, holsters
SOC, spokcs 50 T5d3 10, fclloss 81 7hG2 IS,
doubletrees, 50 25a4 90, neck yokes " 50&2 80,
pillow beams 50dG5c, pillow handles, - 75d2 So.
Mails 90 keg, basis l0d.-Burden hors shoe
per keg, . 90, Perkins do, 5 30, Walker do 30,
burden mule %, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. 1, SOC No. 5, 2ec, No 8, 23c, No. 7, gle,
No. S, 20C Lakes" do No. I, 45c, No, 81 DC, No,
9, 22c, No. 4 20c No, $, l9c; Ausable do, No.
A. i5c, No 8, 2tc, No. g. 2lc, No l9c, No, 5, lsc
Reirlgerators.-No. Climax IL %, No. ,, do,
is 30, No. do, %, No. do, "a, No. o, do. IS.
observation-disclosures chains, No.2, per pair,
i0c.; pillow slngletrees, per doz., Y i5i pillow
doubetrees, per doz.. s. 90, stock bells, 80 per
cent Oft door locks, s. 25d9 %; WOOD screws,
80 and 10 per cent. Oft l.. T.. cast door butts, 20
and 10 per cent. off cut and timed taoks, ~
per cent of coffee mills, 40 per cent. on blind
hinges 50 and 10 per cent. OF carriage bolts, "
and 10 per cent. of. plow bolts, 80 per cent OF
piece tin ware. so per cent. OH deep stamped
ware, so per cent OF; shallow stamped ware, o.
no OIL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Orangcs-louisiana per box, 81 oOdl so.
Messint, lemons--Pef box, SIS OOG5 so
Apples--Northern, So 50a4 80; Texas 7scQSlO(
per bushcl
Potatocs--lrish,per bushel, Texas new nome;
new Northern, IOc In sacks; per bbl., - 40
i9cNSl % per bu.; Beans n slate; med, hbls.
nc large lima SIC; small butter SIC Peanuts "A
ssci older, half Dbl, $3.50; Cabbage per crate
Northern, $500.
Poultry--iiens S20Od950 per dozen; vonns
chickens S2.Ood2.50; Turkeys, hOcasl 90
Eggs-Per Dozen l2lallc.
Fresh country butter Choice, l5d20c; choic,
western dairy lSe, fancy creamery, Soc,
Potatoes-sweet I5dg0c per bushel.
Grapos--E P0so,7GSc
Iomatoos-Sl GOAL Is per bushel.
Peachcs--75cGSl 90 per bushei.
Cow peas-sjd3jc per bushol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
.MOT'IIICIsS'
IcESIIEND.
mAnrs CHILDBIRTH EASY

Tue tune has come nj last
wien The terrible agony Incident
10 this very critical period IN =
WOmnn's llfn can be- avoided. a
distinguished physician, WHO
pissed The greatest portion ~
his life tfrftY nv0 yparH) IN tliie
branch Of practice, left 90 child
bearing woman thla priceless
irEOcy and life saving appliance,
"iIlE MOTHERS fNikNp.'
and to-day there ARE Thousands
of the best women IN our lana.
who, having used this wonderful
rrnody before cOnilnement, fiNe
AZ and call HIS nnnic bloHscd.
We receive letters from cycry
section OF the country thanking
~ for plncing this preparation
In the reach Of suffering woman.
ono lady from North Carulilin
writes ~ TINT she would Ike W
thank the pTOprlctOrF on her
knees FOR bringing II 70 her no
tlce, ~ In q previous connnt
incnt she had two doctors, ana
they were compelled 70 iiseclilp,
rOiorm, Instruments ricY hn1
she suffered almost death hpl
this time she used "MOIIklif
FRIEND" and her labor Mns
snort, quick. ana almost Ike
magic. Now, why should = wV.
man suffer when she can hfglu
~ We can prove all we CLAIM
by Uriag TifneSsrs, ana nnYuut
t..fg...as'..t may. fsall m hate their
husbands doao, AZ our Oillcc Ai.ih
see tho original letters, Niih'A
we cannot publish.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
LOCAL MARKETS.
ma aENEnAL MAnKErs.

GAZETTE OFFICE, FORT WORTH TEN, /
sept. ~, 1855.
In most lines Investigated a continuance of
last weeks activity was found, and in some In
stances an Increase of hevolumo of trade with
prices strengthened. Dealers in both dry goods
and groceries have met with liberal patron
age, their salesrooms being well filed with
buyers who laid in stock literally, and mostly
on u cash basis.
Quotations as n whole 20 over unchanged
In the provision market the demand has been
good, prices firm, with an upward tendency for
meats.
Cotton receipts nominal, $50 and $50 being
paid
In grain prices remain unchanged. and the
market has been slightly crowded, the local
buyers getting 1t in faster than they can ship
out.
The quotations given below have been care
fully revised. and may be looked upon as accu-
rate,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
LIouors and Cigars.

Whisky-Rectihed 81 l0Al 20, as per pIyoi :
so,r mash two wear old. 81 coal loi three
year. old, 81 goa2 20, fancy extra OLD WHISKY
"a O0a5 %. 90 -. go. mail
Wlnes-Claret, case "a 100 10 ~, hs ~, qs va.
Nv. catawba per gallon, g0cdsl W pott ~ .va
ah6 sherry per gallon. ~ 20d3 90; Madeira
Der gallon, siOoa5 Coz white wine, In case - "
$1,000. - oos,s o.. nn,t
Aie-stock ale, per dozen, " VVa- - PV''
per dozen, ~ Ooa2 -. -. A.,
so oOG KS U0 Heidsick, In basket, "a Deye ~
king. In basket. SIS Ooa30O9; domestic ehauh
pagne, s. Ooali %; Geo Soaiet' eN''a"A9'i '"N'
bottled Beer-Lemps, quarts, y SSgl- "
nndwelser, quarts ~ 90. piD,s II y, nIlaiis ~
- cnarts ls 90 pints Is 80, schlith hilWAuhe'
Deer lu9lss "a. pints Is o.. II. Cjausen 4 SON
I gehs,nparne beer quarts Y %, plnts y % hie
,ner Kaiser imported - =, H., Nest
~ e5,s,ol iepofted, SO 0ai4 ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Twelve months clip light fine and medium
liaI7c; fine heavy to light, llgtc; six
months, light, fine TO medium lOGl3c' fhli, me
heavy, -; fall, light, fine medium, --- )
coarse, 6Gl2c.
Hidcs-No. flint, dry. ION and upward, per
u I3l I5c; No, 2 hint, dry, per n 1867 NO lghl
Hint per 10 6 to Sc; bulls and heavy, daD aged,
ner h Sc; calf skins and BADLY damage per
b 4d6c; green. saitea. sound per b a.
butchers, green per n 6lc.
Peltr'as- Deer SKINS. per n l2dlic, antoo
skins g j, ~; aca. skins cacn. 100 -Jc SIZE
pelts, ,,t,rJ.r 10 anoGn. OF WOOL, s0c ~
shear -. Gc n ..i,g 10 amount OF WOOL, oGlpc
MeNh an sheep pelts ealoci Mexican she
pelts. Improved, ilal2c, Mexican sheep sieaa
7 iiugs Sc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

This remedy Is ono abcnt which va ssphs'
publish certificates, hut Il u most wVlosnp'
lnlmeni 70 be used afteath the hret tsoof N''''
months. ,,.
send Tor our treatise ON the iieelm ana ~,
plnass o. Woman, mh.sssd free, vhirh slses II
particulars THE BRk.srInLp nsesh,'ivh,v.
Sold hY an drnRgels. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

MestsI Saesracnred hams lllaRci sugar,
cnTed breakfast bacon l0ic; short elsai D".oN
7sc; short clear dry salt tic. a., VI 0
Fish--Aisckerel, Ion kits, NO ~ -, Hy,ed
soc: half.bbls No 1, S. so; NO., z, = ~ "i'0'
herrings per box, 4Oc cod ish, bls ao- eans
Iard-fierces, tic; 50h cans, ~ sV~ &c
nc. Ion cans, SIC; 5h cans, olci ~ carr, IN
TeA-lmperial, 40d60c; gunpowu eL, ~ -, Ills
SugAr-fine powdered bbls, SIC 40 , na.i sic
DC: cut loaf, sic; graduated stahuaia'
Louisiana formulated, -; standlIu ~
choice white, -; Louisiana second, ild ~
-sice-Iouisiana, 5saic, new. ,,o,,s
4 Coarse, in bags, 81 3Oal %0i nhe' ~ ~, =
2ias s: - ia dat hoop barrels, y VI Pooe''-'
IN cases, q ~ sas in kegs. Al TO 81 n'caig
-iS,, saeses---t,h oice Loud sola, ~ ~
~ onod Bsc corn tqh dIun i - anna
, Collects i'i iac: Y srayTa lsscl.
Z fheiteTi ~ Ig.s Pea Berry w W TO- 70, ~
Z po..te i, T. ~. ftds. mixed richie ~
..,sf. 10: ginse quaytei 0
/. 10 lass gal, M s.pr, 4 nav ts 70 20
= e rspaing pnQ i.-s 3, ~. ~ mr. case 20
= -tsnFreitse 81, " x X =. fs,,z 8
z t.oa. IS Ralph 6if ". los
p w a ~ dertai q ~, y 4,s,,n itae !
~ s,.,,,,.sf x li0as--iFices y, a.pl 4
,,es stsndarn 81 s peae1e I, - a., 81 %
us. & ISIS q e ss4 ibs, 81
Il ~ ~ 80. f1iNaipcs, re areFn ~
% .aed,, 4. K tNf., r-r z lb..i tesflts u
- I'D 10, .4csn peas, ec4ifss,
= . ftts.i K. tesabcrffs, ~ W. 'f,sb. weight
-, " 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
New YORK;

. l0,r 4 fNonUCE.
\ a-jlls. sept la.-flour--Dull.
IA NesS9vn Closing arm; No. red 94c
\ 4 g.s sea october Aa95c, closing a5c ;
4 aD,Ise ~ closing cole; December
ro, gslel options dull; No. . ASIA
~. PROVISIONS, Eru. 80
I "; sns uIli and barely steady; sales,
~ ,'smber, 80 so; October So 20
-lnlelI December So SIS.
salle y steady; g 5Id6lc; extra G
j sssie mali Y tac; yellow 5f15fc; oil
n .satis A fNA Ila7lc; standard a &c
! -'lsadyi d,o powdered lie.
y, -oleady Il 20 fair.
h ,,.s,s.sss-Dul ~ DE.
SsseSsSp,S' % iOao ,.,, oo,o,o, a. a,
n ild6 ls-4' Nu'"oei W ="
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

PRODUCE.
W Vlrr, Sept. 10. Wheat - Higher
october 15,c; November 7slc.
-SIioager cash Sac bid; year 25c bid.
-Noninal gSlc bid.
LIyE STOCK.
NV 1--we Stock Indicator reports:
-Recelpts 22l5; shipments $3.50; steady
4 .Qorters - ?5d5 10; good to choice
1 ~ ioG5 20; common to medium 81 BOA
tAefs and feeders 50 O0di 80; grass
4 'au 2 7OaS 40.
Sseeipts $3.50; steady at So coal Ia.
-keceipts l6l; shipments IA; fair TO
'Aons ). 50a3 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
on CHANGE.
-. null But Strong Yester'
y ~, Moderate Transactions
y Cotton Higher.
,.,.e,s opened Lower, Ad'
''o ....d,I,, Closing at the Best
Prices of the Day.
v,SaSCIAL.

sent. l9.-Government bonds
~ , s~srset has been dull and strong
III ,uoIatlons were generally aai
i'nl's ~, closed last evening, aud there
~ ~ I fractional advances in the early
sfa 100 By a reaction In the fore.
,syances of the early morning
ps e..es little more, were lost,
e dun and strong market,
~ .aoed throughout the after
~s,lled. The sales were
sme As yesterday and the course
Y n also very similar. just at the
-. break SO that final prices are
\ ,a,r the best of the day in many
4, the market closed steady at
M with three or four exceptions
a ,,ierIally higher
NONE MARKET.
sspt. la.-Money on call easy ]
it ~. rrime mercantile paper 4d5c ;
n \ wv srfe aulet and unchanged.
STOCKS.
l. sent. ip.-The following were the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

quiet but firm. fV' N'oseu
sales 600.
Futures closed quiet generally to points
Low ordinary Is leo; ordinary I Il. lee; good
ordinary ll-l6c low mlddling I5-l Ice; mid
9 nm =, lvc; good middling g7.l0c mlddlng
iair ii l6c fair 10 Ice.
Sales 10 500 hnIne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

ms,iiaaiing -l6c, middling 5.lcc. aooi mid.
uiing s-lsc; mlddling fair II -igc
ruinres opened and ruled dull, closing onioi.
~ ~, roints higher; September points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
Liverpool.

LYERPooL, Sept TO-. spo, closed firm !;
little doing.
Ordinary II led good ordinary 3 II led low
middiing . 5.l6d; mldding uplands . 7.l6d +;
middling orleans sid.
Total sales 1000 bales. American 5000 bales.
Futures closed steady, generally / point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

NEW YORK, Sept, M.--Cotton-spot closed
steady.
Ordinary ! Ice; good ordinary 3 l6c; low
middling aic; niddling Il 3.l6c; good mid.
ding l0Sc; middling ialr 10 l5 lee
sales 800 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

s - ss'l' ss @ss q x: ss 40 ssr
NV sood,. Sajary tTs psr Aenlh 9 ,s,,l ne
III n panbns. tAnU vas cEtpt w. .1s.. ~, 10. /.
~ lars fRl1. Srlafkifn say ~
lsoston. Mas. ~ =,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
Chicago.

iNVbhiEs
XIV III, Sept. l9.-Flour-Quiet and
|.yened easy at last nights closing,
q kialed steady for a while and then
u1rply lc additional, rcceded !c,
Z. aavanced and closed well up to out.
=. September s0idslic, closing at sligo
sssl ~ ds2gc, closing ut s2ic; No
sssssle, closing Mt sac.
.easeTwlth slight fluctuations; cash,
i a,,,er w a4Sc, closing ut 42l0i2fc;
~ss.le, closing at illc; November
PROVISIONS.
ky active, advanced 2Oa22lc, re.
4 rst'' ana closed steady; cash IS $50
! IVA Closed S 97l@9 90; November
w, " put firm; cash So 22Ia8 %; DC
\ 5II NJ, November 50 l2ld6 Is.
~ n s.eady dry salt shoulders 81 Is
"' v t'ha5 80; short clear So l0d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
ltures closed easy, to., points higher.

Visible supply of cotton in the world on sat.
urday, sept. 10, according to the New York
Chronicle, Is as follows
Total supply to day. llO5l72
same day last year $3.50 25i
Difference, decrease. ..,............. 29O7sa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
corrN raRxrrs

Il Ion. 'TS silnited States Ports.
day si. wssts Thl. Last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
LIVE STOCK.

I--1--s-7' MI ItpOrts.
M ts, 1000; shipments, 400; mar.
~ unchanged; shipping steers. 81 so
n ~ ana feeders, g 75a3 IS; COWS,
\ Xxx @ssAsa, Il 75a3 so; through Texas
II $3.50, " Western rangers, S. 25d4 -.
rTsip,.es' 5000 market aclive; 5Gl0c
srssp's. tOoi shipments 500; market
ess, ~ x oOaS IS; Western, 81 I3d
7N od2 5Oi lambs sold at 81 -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
!, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
st. Louis.

PRODUCE.
Igis, Sept H. Flour steady and un.
|i-opencd ldlc lower but soon ad
Ind With slight fluctuations closed lc
|tterday, No. red cash S9d ole; OctO.
closing 9gic; November 92td93ic, clos.
December ejd96c, closing 95ic bid.
Dali and easy; No. 2 mixed cash ala
tpsnbet il!c; October Sole; November
-Em but slow; No. mixed cash AHA
gtiiOns sold.
4 Asil-IOwer; 81 s5al 80.
81 0s.
PROVISIONS
isand higher.
3-NN
/ES
aas-Loug clear, s. so; short rib, 50 so
kat %.
s-Long clear, SO lOa6 %; short rib
4 Sishort clear, 50 80.
LIVE STOCK.
-Recelpts 300; shipments 1900; tho
I i'urtays small supply made u very
u Wet and only a small local and retai
-Esslpis 6Ooi shipments, 1900; scare,
4 q s. 6Oa4 IS.
Accepts, none; shipments. 400; NJ
a ndno market.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-13

ne sad Sharply "Notnlng Tor many years
has so unuct annoyed me"
"Whyl Your client only met with his
Deserts
"True-true. But | am a lawyer, sir.
Our province is not to think SO much OF
deserts as of what we can 10 for II client. Ii
is hard to try and serve fool
ono doubt; but | scarcely understand
your meaning"
Meaning! 1 could have saved that man.
There was no evidence to speak of against
him. What did it amount too A pistol of
peculiar make founl in field half mile
away from the scene OF the murder; one man
who could swear that the pistol was my
clients property-a pawnbroker, to whom he
wanted to sell it, Positively, sir that was
the whole case for the Crown. Never so
disguised in my life-neverW
The excitabe little mans looks showed
that his disgust was not assumed.
SO the pistol which | had thoughtlessly
hurled away had, after all, furnished the
clew and brought the criminal to justice.
Although was now quite satisfied that the
right person was to suffer tor the dark
crime, | resolved to get all the additional
information ] could.
" Bot WHY did he plead guiltyp | asked.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-13

"Whcrc are the SHOWS that fell last year
Ahisbould not rather sing ,"W here is.,the
grief of yesterdayT Gone like the snow.
Other snow may fall, other grief may come,
but last years snow and Yesterdays grief
are gone forevcrl
Nevertheless, that spot was too suggestive
of horrible "reminiscences for me to lnger
long over It'll ] turned away, and in my
great happiness could whisper to myself
that forgave the dead man for the ill he
had wrought. May his bones rest in
peace! walked along the road, right
on until came to the cottage in
which, like n coward who could not face his
troubles, | had spent those aimless. mscr-
able months 1t was untenanted. Half de-
faced uction bills were in the windows and
on the dOOrDosts: for some months ago the
furniture had been sold. | nauSni and
looked at the window by which Pnilippa had
entered, and felt that since that night had
passed through moro grief, passion, fear,
hope and joy than would fill an ordinary
Lifetime. Then turned and shook the dust
off my feet Never again would | come
within twenty miles of this place.
On the road back. to my annoyance, | en-
countered Mrs Wilson. | tried to pass
without sign of reco rnition, but she was too
quick for me. She stood III front of M,
and | was bound to stop
She was more haggard, more drawn, more
aouiline looking than ever Her eyes alone
looked young. They at least had spirit and
vitality in them. They positively blazed
upon me.
"She did not do it, after air. she said
fiercely
At first thought of affecting surprise and
asking her what she meant, but l felt that
any attempt at equvoque would be but vain.
" She did not" answered shortly.
Fool that ! VAST she cried. Fool, to
be led away by an impu Why dill | tell
her! swear to you, DR. North. that had |
not felt sure it was her act, she should never
have known. She should have gone to her
grave "A shamed woman, as | shall gol"
Her look was venom itself.
Remembers said sternly "Lady Fer
rand is now my wife. will not hear her
name coupled with yours"
She laughed scurnfully "GOur wife! .
She soon for got her first love. Why did |
speak | wish my han0 had withsred h.
fore | wrote that let sf. Do you know why
| wrote itf'
No: nor do ! care"
81 wrote it for vengeance. She hal, |
thought, served that man as | ought to have
served him; but hated her tor it, for
loved him still. SO thought it would he so
sweet lOl her to know that she had killed her
husband, and for you, her lover-I knaw you
were her lover-tO know that could at any
moment give her up to justce | was a fool
why did that man plead guilty! When |
saw your wife rise IN court lau he'd, |
knew what was coming. Now, instead of
harming her, | have done her good
"Eou have | said CURLY, and turned
upon my heel. The maligntv of this woman
was so intense that felt thankful she coulI
in no way work Philippe harm.
A quarter of mile up the road | turned
Mrs. Wilson, black spot on a fair scene,
was standing gazing after me- | hurried on
until bend in the path hid her from nv
sight. hurried on back to Phiippa and
happiness
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-13

Mrs G. P. BRACKET, Of Hermon, had Kidney
Disease. Could not sit up but one or two hours at
a time. Had a constant tired feeling and sick
headache, together with the usual BACKACHE
that accompanies Kidney Disease. Her husband
took Browns Sarsaparla TO her, and by its use
she was cured, and can now run sewing machine
and do work about her house better than for
years. Mr.. Bracket says there must have been
one hundred people call to see her and all agree
that that famous Browns Sarsaparilla cured her
of Kidney Disease.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-13
BY +. l.. HOSM Err.


Another form now silently NJ rest ''
Beneath morn's ROSY flush. or moonlight
hours
She lies with folded hands across hor hreos.
Another mound for autumn leaves 70 strew
Where yioiets shall wake with heavenly blue
And summer roses make il sweet and
bright.
Another silent mound. on which the sod
spring.
Where mid the grass the sweet faced flowers
shall nod
And birds shall come their hapnv songs TO
sing.
And in another home another Vacant chair
Another voice to ioin the angels song
Another brow the spirit's crown 10 wenr
on carth one less to meet lfr's carcs and IN
one less to m0urn for those who 90 hrfnrc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-13
BACKACHE

with all other symptoms of Kidney Disease. Her
husband was called home as she was dangerously
i'll; he bought Browns Sarsaparla; she was cured
by it, and is now about her house in better health
than for years. The testimony of her friends is
that Browns Sarsaparilla saved her life.