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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
TAKING COLD.
Precautions That should Ee Tss-D
Against it~rnrniBE chilled

P~rccau'Ion. That should Ec TAKEN
A=tin,t It~roniaG chilled
hmonr the cau,e, If taking cJli.
--,- pr. Ermho 4 in ',IIg"lca" 81 e.
.%.-ra,' are sitting up late on = col!
night after the hrc ~ IL room has CON.
ouL. then gong 20 bed NTH cplI ."";
getting ous ri he b"i dgr.ng - nj
with bar- let I'D in H..4t-ir -. :,
vat gu = child that = -.ecp.u- ~ ;
cold room: making 4 fir" IL ~" morn.
in- IF a OH day. IN a. undrc,-"d con
d's'n. stand NJ ia an op doorway
during cold O. damp weather. " IN jar
heal and shor.te-s iu~u'rr cnrk pro
t-o 1t. {" >p~th a word - a n end
whp Is too Sow in ~kiug Ia or h.r e.
par.U e ,.opp ne 20 slrIA l. a friend
Oh ,hr lcAaIk long enough @ allow
Tt feet Il b"cum cod. AID - c.p.i-
carc 4 aun ~ cold c.I.i- h tween
the shoulder making q call CA a
friend. who Receives company IN a cod
"a Tor. or in = par.or IN which the ire
- started on loJr ~en'rancr. receiving
= son or 1ivIag S-ou, On a piano. II
a cod room. ~ !ng "A friend out 10 The
"a. aud then stand ~ there unit.
warned Of ih. imp.opr.ety Of IN, acr b,
a -urrZc or cold str ,aAs coIr-lu-
down the back.
For the protection of iho~" Yong
person. " @ can not for 20 ia pleas
ar. f the parting ~ he CAT.
would recommend. adds d. Lumhp'd.
that th-l~ guardian hpu hlye a m'v-
able cate con-truc:oj and placed n a
"a t}ouun. the par! r.
Some ar more Liable 70 take COLI
th48 ,'aer-. hegaG-a Ia sy>,'m l. no
"a j. 20 command a sun lent amount II
haa' when demand for { : made b. e.
y -.~a "a "a lower IN rra-u-c. Thus
Uy ,ul ,na: q person NAo lrfa> 81 sod
,~. r " and c mines himself II IA
a.mJ-r.,rr .r.iGc a!ly from SEEN b
uyr 10 eighty degrees Fahrenheit, So
,l-.ou. aI~ system so hao.Ila.ly p.r-
llcc lI-g.r b. a because LILLE deuIgt
- made Tor l.. q. o8e hose Il r>I.r
a'rsr ~ ! on. OF oTi.r. VII not
rru-r Y de- SIS fool. and can.
therefore. u rraiJ ~U.'icicn: beat
los uA G..rn ot tAc fOpI or one wh =
deprived. yolun.arlN ~ lTEnian-ar.N.
sl ja ,r-r ~a~I amount = pNN- Z. e
j, ~ hvin- cot nd ID Cos rooms. OF
IN Irr.u..l 49, 4 ease O.. t1c luG->. ur
uu7.lN yuc ha doe re-; taAc eNe else
and 5 de, Ra; prada a heat y mus
Cr'a- u-a.i u. Wi easily IA = Old iron,
lie >.iEh'eSt cNp1~u-v. wl:.r IN Ia
oi rr and. % person who YES m OF
Old .sr-i .-. an thus CN r. - IA be 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
HUMOROUS.

Girls who v - - have small
~ :, i, SHAPED mouth, should r-u.a'
"a. fr .ueut inter a. dUr n "a" iay
Fanny Finch fret i've a"uGdar.u
lsh Il frAUcI, Fowler father
Ei.;h They 4; ia IN" CLEANING
means tat ,h,, occurici "a cha ?
\ -'otmny mly L. obtained ~ ary
i>h ouali- furu 'u-r tore. No pariyr
y, ,orupl r. without TT J Aat
Il "a. Jim ID Your .>,c- know
Won a, The ml-s.d tall last night
.Neii. | think III must have done
80. Tor when | Ia "a Ter N tia >hnu,-
der She turned round ard sad You
aoa. ) 80 "a cayp J,t ma
Tn - j. NJ bank ., blank a 'hc
h'anA that app n. before q mar when
IA" ct, up "a pg'lc a>-cnoI, and for
Ert> VIVA: hc j, = rlE - uu."'s Z
, the bals VI ca app a. b"f"-r al
amateur in a .katIE INK Wen gl-
e ,tc in 8, spr"ad and h. dp- : know
which Olr "a follow la IsytgT free
Pr,ys
Whom Mr.. G..o The barring
hou~r III sire =, YES cd .'af 81" IT,
-p-c,or # prov ~ipns h.d -1zni -
pm IL o. : a. - Y~au-!- 81 rpgl.~y.
D.. p1anls Of tclr mca- - lambs. :
ut~ral- - p.ls and > h7Ees % "- r..
b. remarked 'Tr,.-y = / 80 e
bBl no hing L so - mF boa der.
You aur. 90 ser i4-C3 Ta-1 tErs
- good aud hungry. - J. !rayr..G-
c4,.
- ?
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

s-a.8- thrir u! luck; lat tines have -.
A9r ~ -. a13faay knox =
T." ISL" cas.d cam 20 'neD ard
ioos-L 8 La-rB car u- i-ey
-tg - h- t.. ia!
uef H. ~
~e haiO..- Nr s@ ~
ts.nl g. fl- tn By 81 -s-gHs
ara p Be- - --"H -g Beg
q. 's.9 ;s-s4'd g. a4
naaa- O.: one a! .-eza. ard -- - ~ b.
{ e.. and A-esl aEu El-. she's Err
TIE mn -m .-! to-. r -
and "a" 'i4s moved -"- As
walked , -" wac Sold aa e.
# tas whole -a.-. H 'g-
ground ia rs - l,:, -au $50
M ssu-a-r" "1 lu -. z
'.tal o.sr = Isl. ta- ! t--
Is auHr. ami " q = -Te-fH- : F.. ur,
- side ia-o IN a. Tie Sc @
~ "a .u-,at @a Ia arr |
:Hre Tr-.lar, -aw hsr Gap
pear Tie ~-1..- Foo WHOM -a. Lad
poAca. AMI sh5~. han lesa, -e aaa
is- p "a mt TO-. e.. e. lind
I,l' t.s; So s-o.t. III Tan
axis rp.n- a.w-r.. g-- and oF-.
&C. Dropped mo f-e w'~- ia tA-
chlt : p by p w 'Juri b..
b p bin. t- csu-a. size cE r E-e- p
Al- a-.ih. @a! r. rel ae sEr p.A
y fftrr , krt G- c j sb 4"
war sl. -r.o carst ! sra- bpi a,
p .a ga ..rl 'y tie ouas r-
i g' 'ar -'a@ r. a4 -s. tine
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
a REMARKABLE N
The Tablet Lately Recovered from tite
Ruins 90 the femme at .I-ru>aI-m-


bun" - ''"
Na!l" many ruined ct" : have - 4
y uurc.l. an various memorials If III"
rat hTpu~Et Ia l-.l. Jerusalem. the
M 60. RI.
.'o.i'' anu I'D "th'F 10 m@S' i >N'A-
. @ cNp.orat ou a. the Ii" Land. tie
Palestine E,p',ra; on luad wa.
formed n Iu-IanI and "a mar.
=.
q. ..'"' 'l' '""'
fu'h ~ e "' Wa- -" :" %. OF ~
e -fi"3- 'i- ''Fs r." n'in fTa.-
"i iw past. - Ht~ p.> We &"
's'8-", &" .-H- IL "N+" ifH- the
etN val a.. ii'f"d !'n.p'' on "l' ~
ia' >.oa"~ W'Tr i'iaA fnr ~l".t"r>
pa uf"i N r. Gu -t,n'- "a Ter
P.'i~ r'i~"t ci~.a-s''r r =" seen r
sem u n" let = "a add =.
IN making "a : discovery me "NulOr-
i1- part comm n''l q w'n fa" Pal
e 1" aEpjt-ti n FUND and =" .a,e
m 'iantiei iieu.sr., a. 'T"hias
iNn Employ IN II tri n Museum
Va ~rni 10 examine = lasclrp- on~
iie l~reA"unoei tie 'haracirr> thTIH-
"a SON" o: which We" quarry :
ni iEe EVA meaning Couas no; D. de
term n"A
me mos important discover g. wss
mad" u '."Emoli t'aHacan. WI Wa
a'"nme>'o-cr 4 tn >lce j"
'N. p m , portion o. -" Temple. u"
4 oeeasion - pass -ar n-r a grave
NAnd near tue SPIT aaa noi n a SAP
on =. ground he e." rrd ava t1' -na
n : lac. Ani found ih-T" N n>rr p
tu3 n rret~, Ut pure DrrvN- Uai ~s!c4.
- Ma E~r1 N Jerusalem u de-
clEae1nE tue Ha>cIt AZ Ae : gld =.
- a : ~ -n~~ - p-oc~i within
i3g Ya-tt "a val 4 enclosure around
;hs &uttJ su'veV - CaI-a 4 tho
sam ". oa Ia: Ccou- bc .a5-e e.
loHu- dealt
'so~cpku- n describing t-e T-Tplr.
say When yoG vent ta~oa- tHs~e
I- s- .ssa the second cag .:
the ieI.. T.. - - wgs \ rs--t1 II lie
Of Tone Al a-ocrd ~-o~ be m "a
r. csocs - construction Was verg
efAn, u"7n i; stood pillars II e IA
d>ttaoe> from one ano-he-. de lar a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
a /
The yIidira Thing Which rntim~Iy p"ati
H-iaS> To lsSh;.

RTiag> to lsShi.
Death brings Ta23y tA!1-s & A~h;
Wen ia, Williamsburg literary rc-
cluSe. VILLAIN Willie fn~vr Nana. was
found draI n h saabby pom. wtta
piles of brok> and uew = per- al about
hi:n. vcry l,.,e cgnlj IL sad b, @aso-e
ahou; h ante eGca;> /; was general
II supposed. ihoa~h. tia; h. had lived
aui died unmarried Now. however. 4
woman Of nearly .ai~.y. crpioye a "a
servant cIv forward - q "a msni
io- { 4 aii.v prop ~ he had srt;. a.
ihe ground .Ba she : Gs dsu-h ~ L
arrears iha; hun- a-o. wa-a Mana Na>
VEL OF. ~ spent some ce n krloc-
ard u married ine0e - a sofn@n ui
>.roa- TEMPER and : MI &ac Wa IL
her o~n Ih-v id uot - on H. As
=; 81. and after separating. - ieY
>pon did. neither card wa&l bcCafuc ~
,hv other. Mann owned = coupe gi
good houses z NvN le-k, and operate
uot i l.:e IN VAL >;7et he ~o.1 -
houses w. wrecked II Va street. and
~r..tlrs~i 10 ~ob~curIy in Williamsburg
II alleged daughter says be Arew sac
was IS.a-. bet TOOK 10 Interest IN ne.
nor she n him ThoD-a the e3ec,> lett
~ the oi reclnse are cf VERY h,iI-
Nzlue. there : = prospect % a sisho1-u
ngh. owe them n o1- Mann Va
originally FROM New Hampshire out =
grew M IA thu Saa;h- In h old Gays
he was cranky II ,he cSt-ene. and The
people living about HIM were - l-no:
ant 81 his history as II hi miserable
home we've in Central African. J.
Cor. hlrss. Eres SrSA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
= COLD DAY.


" 49,
10" splE- -- to~ re
-a AL th- - -alat us 49,
..-E a.. twelve al q h..f .--l- .
.-f @ -s
---H A" t"'A 90 = ~
i.-i a- Tee Eur r-9 wa.A w.
.. t.-- Go Over a. ear In
.rE-i v.a., and
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
EIGHTEEN.

rHtr, F'a-4 - r.rr- - Mas.
' = FGrUWsrs -u.E ge&
E-yHa'fg auLEu. IL rH.rF.s h4zs.
@@Lte"H tina. Sos CT -uSW!
Hrrrr Ua.eu drfu"Hlr.
s lrH4r TrEE-s faas sarrg'
and rFr. - Ea r
-Er4f4#. u-H af. a.4.u.n. rH0et
s0~' -" f-Fsf fAsat -ft@us . ov~~.
&c " -.r rlHf dee
- i+s SD. CO. r @ Hsst
~afs~t targEr "a haven T4rE
Wa TIE years r4r s-r-rf -aau fas-,
81 '- uag s#fr-
Co suyr $50 f-aa IS l@s-
I'D a-u Ba H lt Gee sgr-
tag o. tFEs 4a Z 81 ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
a MORstso CONVERSATION.
BE- Ven ~rb~aadsr ~ q - -,
f@=i.F INsa @tnaaf va


Hs,~d @A .N 'ti
morn az Wasrs asv $50 4 e. aow.
Lacs
-X.u I,.r.. D., ~ S.ew.-ss A..
-, 1t ,....i un4
do h"' J.. " 10 z '"'
IL, ta+t Be- ha-t = d.sf a dsy.
y.sar u.,urs lu, t 5 ata-f nsri =.
worA a.! das IN .Ar cold l.r Aat. a dbl
lh 'H' So @@'''' s"" ah'N
nurabfF e rssn Eous iate ~-aspa lat
"svu4n@
Ia d~rs Vas eight - -
'ADd low uans < a At t~eT dd
yoa i 81
"tsl s. had 'rui SiAssr al ~arvansit
t~iar - .eti
Ina wasislFiN I've Ea Ani.
Jacob. va % hard "rA i"r tas sai'~is-
Ac,r-r 10 sc.'" 500
"N'i. $50. . w@ sauaf The 'as"st
so-s n tie old
lie" sag ID 5 taA" "a
vi r." ta ne fradt "a '"''
asa sof"" Hv"f <" uHA f"gk"n
be b. 'h" wE"]e rab su q uliHais-
And ho" ~ p d' Pc f f"u
Tor ssai i'F ~ h+t'' 'N' "fsf
! t"'sf t"i ~ TAI niff - Zen
crrt- dpi '"Had i~ s~f Iay Der To
'"r-- q t'~
wv 20 'h7rf'3 t"A . a"H1 Aha
'S'ni' o'Fts
n' dos - "oi 80
i tfii SO" " "2 an 81 Il
p Y~"irr"' II "''f 500 Is" "a f."
- b'r p iha%r nf ~' s2~ ~
oFs 1.l - mi -sf rFan t~ h~~r
r~t fam i"-ti ,'7if. "ra
'". dfn "i - '"a
-" I'd - ''' ' So" t~'
- an3 va AL "a. ''fn so@n*
~ = "-ti Esd 20 :" spp
l10 iha af "' s1r ~ h@
STOW ia NHtT a7 H 20 "si "a
@uut1Tr 80 iEi Ms h~ wsTat 81
o. "@" ihff" " $ " Tt~s
~ p .t1H 'f& p AZ f"a -"
s taf 'ai ~| 4@' '"f"aa f"fS
"a
wee 'tSt Hff -
dsF H~ii'fn0~ns ~. -" Fa h'
loo @ fn.a@ Hf' "A a* kan
I"s
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"a "a ang E~' ~ -
f f"1 and IA "a re tF tn~f
toE7 90 th~ fn~aaauruts
t. h@-f-Hs rfs |T 'f' Sc
tS aT'ui 81 - ease" @@4 - 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

Il Tine Story Ct Tho Gallant Act
o. . Fgt:cre4 Prisoner.


As -' III ."
- u. .... ~ 20 a ~tsus eIi:u.t. IN
fg4 -st..Har4a a...
i"#' =" "'l r" Af.''t.a 2. i.' '"i
ta D. - a.. F.r' t'r
rls.s ..r. AID .lr uY-' F. 30
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,
e SEQ 10 is-A'
81. done Is ari
Am ,Es .h-t a.. a..u. 20
:
=,
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=.
1872
pa.-rt "a sBl- 49, nd IS TOO sE-drE;
H 80 On
rr.. Tr. U.rr 30. Shoe uE-i dawn - ;h..
s.. att q. .f..g ay sry = y i~g has
r. .-I a.i a~ au.~as3 thr world
rl.u. --.u ling uu tie e. storm .ir"
~ 80. .ae. r.-.9rE. hai Zoo, - irl-
umpaauty su-rr,d from a. supi-W 90.
irr. III -luas. ui Mi~aGA- Iu..
Ite - .u. o..r Tie w.~ "ru shore ~
la.. HrH-la. -. Pau. ani VI un--
.p.. $50 ~ twin -I4ut> 81 ILL., :
~.uuta. werr I uillt r-luu In'p IN
ls .tu e. ~ TIN higher waters oi a..
Il ..--suga. wi b" four h IIrcI aud
go. m..- uur.h oi them pr Cary.
.- a.. t4r a t. Rcd River. A4l
49, a = a.Rr ar-uu. t. show tie lram-
- lsa. T. dr svraaut. Huuiur.. mp-.
ta.uf ltI, o.! beng Ia. capital 90 Cen
trt canada
That f.. az beginnings hal feature.
Es.-.ru .a.u- Of WINCH han. > sap
pared .rrad.. and ~ 81 which ar,
'...f csrufu us "a pass away. tor IA,
th.ur. liz, Western man !sit- diving
.u. Tie ruIway-. rather than tn. a
boon. have A,llc5 him. J. some extent
BE- SIN .rsis.- ia tn. cowboy o' Mon.
1efa and thu Rock, Aiogrta#u, bu: u,
arr Eq~ >o "a lad either thc ,u-~.ty
nr t,s ~tr -urfh If fma--rafont {, lu.r
hm witt o., ctur",qur and some
tlm,- tend. c.liurrnr 81 ,ha romano.
10 which i.v Hc.1rrncr ha, hcru pauJet
tor rs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

-Teer- = \ WIDOW n Bi-u nSA.-
Ala. thirteen YEAR CT aat SIC sEsn1
the paalc s2oaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

AT Nsrs~L II 7. . -rsprxo1~
5~soSg = A~A Gc~ = aaonsa s2~AA ~
- ea2rr2s. wb~r 20 ge~=Dos Ia
- z>&~d 81 G~@cos.ng< ~rs es 60
tss. evxzznE. Ar 80. eAsrrA sAs
h~xa fkas s@s-s n a~pHao~Ie&4 c~e~~.
= raas~m.~nx " bid - fA~ y
Aaass. Al r>agr~--asons yae1s1Z 10
--<Hr< ~ ss.s Ir1 Pras~d sszs~ a
Temp~rsse~ soa<s s~ dssrHSS1 s1
% every vzs 10 orcAzsos = DS6s .
Interesting eYaA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
iThe Confederate Reunion.
F0Rr WoRrn, TEX, ]

FoKr Worm, TEN, June ~, 1886.
To the Editor OF the Gazette;
Have the committees having the
location of the camp for the Confed-
crate reunion given the subject that
consideration that its importance de-
mandsP The first point OF considers.
ton ought to be "a point accessible AT
the least expense. Many OF the 'old
graysn are poor, but would like TO at
tend the reunion and mingle again
with their old comrades OF twenty
years ago. The next point IN suitable
grounds, water. etc
Now ] must be permitted 10 say the
grounds under the bluff on Clear Fork
will need considerable improvement
| to make them suitable, and then the
water will necessarily have to be
hauled 90 the grounds. The main oh
| lection 10 the location IL the trans.
! portation expense. The least a man,
woman or child can reach the camp
for is IS cent?, and this necessitates a
change Of cars At the depot from street
to railroad cara. What advantages
can be claimed for such selection?
! am reliably Informed that the use
OF the Fort Worth Jocky Club
grounds and the pavilion sdjoining
have been rendered free Of charge,
the grounds having on them
an srtesian well furnishing
al abundance OF pure water.
These grounds are ample in extent
while the pavilion at the end Of the
street. car line would afford the best
place in the city for all Urations and
place for amusement. The Rosedale
Street-car company offer one.fourth oI
the receipts OF their road during the
holding Of the reunion rs n donation
to assist in paying the expenses neces
sarlly incurred. | further am In
formed that II. g. Holloway, who
owns a large woods pasture near thee,
grounds, offers the free use OF the
same. Now the public Ia not interest
ed In any one particular location for
this camp. The only questions AT,
the best grounds within reasonable
limits OF the city that can be reached
by the cheapest and at the same time
comfortable means. And certainly 4
camp accessible by street cars II tb'
one the masses can reach for the leas
money. II. A. REBEL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30

nullity. The battery telephones
cost from us to SIS per pair the mag
neio can be made for s. per pair.
when once adjusted they can never
be put out Of order.
The principle ON which they work
was discovered by ,Faraday and is IA
follows; "A permanent magnet hsv.
ing its poles wound with wire insu.
lated upon itself will generate cur.
rent OF electricity In the wire upon
severance OF the magnetic current or
UPON closing ot circuit, by contact or
severance OF its armature.
simply speaking, MIR. Browns new
telegraph instrument Is horseshoe
magnet wound with insulated copper
wire, ana his telegraph key Is the iron
armature, by manipulating which n
current Is generated He has attached
10 II, however, a steel resonator and
many other devices 10 insure positive
results, In the telephone transmitter
there Is steel or iron Ciak, taking
the place OF the key, and the disk
Is agttated by the voice instead of the
hand. The disk Is firmly riveted
10 two small, thin circles OF steel and
THIS steel circle has four lugs which
extend out equidistant around It's cir.
conference. The Tugs are firmly at.
taehed to the case or box and by this
contrtvsnce the disk Ia made very sen.
sluVe. In the receiver the disk Ia sur,
rounded by an air chamber which
greatly adds 10 the volume OF tone
The whole telephone complete ia about
the size Of the top box OF Bell tele
phone and the voice il wonderfully
plain and distinct.
MI. Brown says his experiments ~
to distance have more than met hi
most sanguine expectations. He mad,
two small models 10 send of to an elec
trio manutsctory TO serve as patterI
20 construct from, and these transmit
tiers, although having only 500 feet o
wire on them, sent the voice distinc
and plain sixty miles, not through
resistance coil supposed TO equal tina
distance, but across the country sixt,
miles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
Hotel Arrivals.

tGinocchio's hotel. II S Harwood
and lady, Harold; w l. Ganson, Mar
shall; Mrs X O'Donald, Wichita
Falls; Geo Fox, Jr, Wichita Falls;
Miss Hattie Battle, Mrs l. Hunt, w
j Terrell, Decatur; p ] Couley,
Denison. M Harris, Baird; Willard
Berrey, Dallas; Jno h Ennis, Chicago;
VIM NJ Rodman, Kentucky; Louis
Silverton, Big Spring; Jno Ginocchio,
Little Rock, Ark; Mrs NJ Booth, Mrs
J Hefiner, Decatur; Ben Collins, Big
Spring; Miss Dora Shook, Bonham;
Joe Gordon, Dallas; 9 Durval, Kan,
sas City, Mo; w b Munson, Denisou
w w Beard and daughter, Beard
stone; G f Turner, Gainesville; ] NJ
Oddenheimer, Richmond, Va; w
Campbell, San Francisco, Cal; II II
Bell, Cleburne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
An End to housekeeping.

Edward Shepherd Of Harrisburg,
III says: "Having received 80 much
benefit from Electric Bitters, / feel 1t
NV duty to let suffering humanity
know IL. Have had running sore on
my leg for eight years; my doctors
told me would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated. / used, In
stead, three bottles OF Electric Bitters
and seven boxes OF Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound ano
well.n
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
a bottle and Bucklen's Arnlca Sslve
at 25 cents per box by II. w. Williams
q Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30

The new magnetic telegraph and
telephone instrument, a description OF
which is given below, was invented
by Mr.. f. h. Brown of this city. Mr..
Brown has been working on this in
yention for some time, and perfected
il in February last. The test that he
made of the instrument at that time
proved satisfactory, so he at once Sc
cured a patent and made another pub
lie test about week ago between Fort
Worth and Cleburne. This test was
made al the request of stockholders in
the Bell and Baxter telephone and the
Western Union telegraph companies
and also proved perfectly satisfactory.
This invention Is certainlya Won
derful thing and threatens 20 revolu-
! tlonize the whole system OF telephon-
ing and telegrsphing. In one OF his tests
| Nj Brown attached his instrument 10
! the telephone wires here and talked
| with perfect ease and dlstincthess 70
Decatur. Mr. Brown has already ais
posed OF interests in his Invention In
nearly all foreign countries.
!. Ever since the days OF teiegrapnay
hv batteries commenced scienunc
men haye been striving in vain to tele-
granb without battery currents. Dur,
Inc wars this was very desirable 10 sid
generals in transmitting orders anu
nanipulating troops. In telegrapnipg,
the great objection 10 batteries " tne
! great cost and trouble OF maintaining
GOOD battery connections on account
Of corrosions, and being limited a. 70
distance. In the new magneto tsie'
, phone there Is absolutely no limit "
The distance that it can be worked. ~
order 10 talk or telegraph to greateI
. djstance IL isonly necessary 70 incress
/ the nun. her OF convUlutioDs OF e1
wound within the magnetic heid
! the magnet. 49,. ...n.
3 In the battery telephone the tran.
> mItter Is the source OF all the loftlg
noises, some OF them making 30 iilu ,.
cIatter that the voice 10 lost entirely
or 40 nearly so rs 20 make the use
a this style Of telephone a nuisance, =
The magnetic telephone the paris D.
fi-mIy screwed together. Having
movable parts, foreign noises are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
Progro11lI1ac-

RI Oft rattle o r.
rRddo
R1rs- audgr
FaS
free
al Trotng free
10
ofthe pecara
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b..
Refresh ment " supp
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tina
the adjacent cities aud
brato "a o =
to
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
A CnrreciIOn.

THE GAZETTE stated some days ago
that George Croford, who was charged
with robbing a man of SIS in the Santa
Fe yard, was at the time a drummer
for the st. Louis hotel OF this city.
Croford made a statement to this effect
at the time OF his arrest, but now de-
MES having worked for that house at
the time. Therefore, in justice TO the
house, we make the correction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
Frszeu SALTWATER

Can now he had at the mammoth fount
OF l.. NJ. Wells, 500 Houston street
Mr. Wells has added an ice'shAver for
cooling purposes, and Is now prepared
to cool you off IN foe style.
so here it's ia the sultTy summer days,
We hear the Fodg.fountAln d.,
And tie maD VINO draws the beat ~ copfte,
Ita he who gets the "biE."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
Fort Worth. Tex, June a, 1855.

Referring to the above, we have this
day formed n cOpartnership under the
f-m name Of Johnson d Tally, and
respectfully solicit q continuance OF
the former liberal patronage extended
the old firm OF johnson, Amber a
Young. Il. j. JOHNSON,
PETE II. TALLY,
Fort Worth, Tex, June "a, 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
NoRTHw EST TEXAS.
n Vow want a Home or Land

In one Of the finest agricultural coun-
ties in the state, "Wilbarger,p or
town lot IN either Of the two most rap
idly growing towns Ia the Northwest
"Vernou and Harold" or any in
formation relative 20 the country, lts
lands, towns, ETC., etc, write 70 u.
Windsor Robinson, dealer In land and
real estate, Harold, Wilbarger county,
Tex. school and railroad lands In
sll.sized tracts, Oh long time and small
interest,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
ArtesIan Baths

ATE. Gutzman's barber shop, next TO
the corner OF Main and First streets.
This h the finest establishment In the
tate and has the best BARRIERS. Your
nssronage IL respectfully solicited,
| ~ 1OQ Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
Tor Sale.

one.half interest In q cattle com,
pauy IN Mexico. splendid range sn u.
water FOR so .OO0 cattle. Terms one-hsll
cssh balance one and two year,, II de-
sired. Apply 70 r.,.,.,o "a
Colorado, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
Notice.

/ have this day sold my entire two
thirds interest in the firm and BUSH
ness OF johnson, Amber Il Young TO
Messrs. Thomas J johnson and Peter
II. Tally, they assuming all liabilities
OF the firm Of Johnson, Amber d
Young, and alone authorized 20 collect
ali accounts due the firm Of johnson,
Amber d Young.
+. II. ANRLEB.
Fort Worth Tex. June a 1855,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
Ice.

On aud after July the retail price
of ice delivered will be q. per pound.
FORT WORTH ECO,
CITY ICE Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
Fresh Imported Cigars

At Morris' cigar store, 400 Main street
one door north OF Piekwick hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera PuiiA
because they do not stick IN the lips.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-30
WEAK AND UNDEvELOPED

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