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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

saddles-Raised stamp California As 0Oa75 90
tree IL O0630 90; tied corus, of Austin Texas
10 0O@ 1900; full rigs 60dl2 90; rigs, black or
oiled 50G10 90; side saddles 90 to 20 90.
Pockets-Pockets 0OG2 so; Llama goat 5Od
co.
Spurs-Euroka nickel with straps 8 75i India
nola rs.
Team Whisper doz. 8 90 to Is 90; qulrts per
doz, o 90 to u 90 breast straps with sides and
snaps per doz, 90 to IL 90; stirrup feathers, all
Sizes per doz 100 to 81 CO., glTths per doz. 80 To
IS 90; halters web, per doz. % haters, leather
TO AZ 90 pistol holsters per dcI. so TO 10 30;
cartridge belts per doz. 100 to 90; hamc straps
per dOZ. 0 TO 80.
Collars--Duck 80; leather 10 80 to - 90; INIT
Scotch whang. sewod IL 80; heavy sondrm split
and duck IS.
Hames--iIook No 2, by case, per doz SOL
hook No, l. by case, per doz. 3 10.
Thuing-lS a l1p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
BIT. LOUIS.
....0~.Va

Irorls, No, Nov 9.--Flour quiet and un
La,
sai-lIchcr and firm, but top prices were
sdatalned, and trading was only moderate.
4 IA cash gj!dg5'" November g4l dg5lc,
4 ale, DecemDgr G13G96gc, closing 96ac;
Ia &i699c, closing 9saGaslc; May 81 05i0
1Dslngsl 06S,
tn-,rSng and higher, especially Novem
Siyeaf: No. 3 mixed cash 3sln3eic, No
lgjls3i9c, closing 37lr asked; year $500
Blessing SIC bid May 364c.
Ss-Firm and higher; No. . mixed cash BOY
May SOicSOlc
PROVISIONS. ETC.
h Meal Dull at 81 S0Gl IS.
Unsteady; Tub. washed 26d33ic; un-
M lgd?ilc; Texas, lOd23lc.
tSaioas-flrm and higher, with fair trad
sk-Hgher at;9 90.
Fs-llgherat IS 59dG 90
d Aeats-shong; clear 81 s.; short rib,
h a0r clear, s. 10.
kra-LOng clear S. SOFAS 80; short rib
"A n short clear, IS 2j06 81.
&sns-g 50dl0 20.
n AFTERNOON BOARD,
X a. .c easier.
#z-e lower.
*s-Dall; no sales.
LIVE STOCK.
fas-Recelpts 800; shipments 700; slow and
d ihalise shipping steers, 50 75d5 90; mixed
d butcaering stock. 81 1908 20
IN and feeders, 81 25GS so; Texans, 81 0C
6s.-Eecclpts 400; higher active, and at
lOG shipments 100; best
esn IAN demand, but prices very quiet;
. a ~ l. .g.V. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
Stnnlr Dry Gnn.is

Prints-Slandard printa now STYLES SIC, Al.
ien' taneles ole; American Alo, Arnold sac.
belmont beg Berwick Coz Charter oak, lic;
Conestoga ole; Dunklrk, SIC; Dunneii-,lac,
guards 6ci Dunnol-satues DC, Gloucester
PIC Hamilton staple STYLES SIC, Hartel sic;
LODI 4Aci Manchester DC; Pacific sc; south
finish SIC; Windsor hlc; fancy ptnks SIC.
slater solids sic, Peabody solids hic: Berlin
solids 9lc Durham solids &c Victoria black 4lc;
steel River chint1 Gle.
Heavy Brown Sheeiing. Atlantic PA bic.
Alhany \ "a. 4 &C; Atlantic A \ 1850; Clifton
.CC g - &c; Lawrence l. l. a. 5Ac; Rutland O
= ~ &c; Tam 0'Shanter 4i5lc Chapman A
- &c Belfast X "a 6ic Rose Valley 4 4 &c;
tirst Prize A Glci Argyle "a 6lci Busy Zee
VIDE Brown snocting-Lowell 1874 lSc Penn
broke lO-4 1895 Mouadnork 1914 Isle; Lancaster
IO'l leci Pepperell l0.A 2lc; Boston 1914 23c /;
Lockwood 1914 22lo,
Wide Bleached Sheetlng-2O4 Boston aSc
1914 Pepperell 2Sc; l0.4 Pembroke zoe; l0.i
Monadnork l94c; l0.4 Lowell lgc; 1914 iock.
wood 24c; b-4 Qdinnebarry &c, GA Pembroke
l2lc.
Colored Ducks--Montaup u SIC; Boston 1. oz
| lOici Everett II u lie; PatuNent 10 or l2ie,
Eagle brown lie: Warren Mills lltc.
| Neutrality-suspicious. A e a l2c; Arasapha 4 \
&c; Cornwall - SIZE; Whittenton 900 l2c. ellen
4 Riddle 1c; Lewiston 30.inch lie; Ocean Ole
| Oakdale 0lc.
! We; Mechanic, blue CSC; Jewett city 7c liocl
| River, blue and brown Sc; Eagle, blue &c
/ Uncasvlllc A 81; Columbian $40
Bingham Zephyr DC; piunket &c; Glasgow
faucies &c; Glasgow dress STYLES $40 Brighton
! Blci Earston bic; Scotch Bookfold SIC; Yorl
| check dc, Statewide checks he; Nublan dresi
styles SIC; Argyle staples &c; Bates fancies So
( L0chlomond 1c
Linseys- Cumberland lllci Calumet loc; Fat
| Play lie; Imperial lsc Geneva l5c; Aariatit
l2lc; Bradford l2lc; clifton SCI Windsor %,
Jeans-kluyver sci Abbottsford lie, Tele
| graph l3c; Covlngton lac; POlaris l7lc; Hooslc
! lie; Imperial lSc; bennington lSlC, American
zoe; silver Peak 26c; GLAND 27c; Texas Doe
skin 24c; Great southern SIC; Humboldt Sic
CanOncut Doeskin 85c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

the week Opening sales were fairte iri., :,
IN advance Of loo on the better rradea XIX ,hig
Improvement was LOST before the iolsh. ma
me marketclosed barely steady Native eteeT.
tangeu IRON " se6a 81, with few selections. M
70 " VVdh 10, ana general sales were M 81 NJ
~ no Texas or Colorado stock offered, 81
pOrlers received 20 car. loads tat steers 6nt
bought nothing hero to-day. ''' N"'
the week; market shade flruirr and mes
aactseior good stock, but dull and upchsn. ed
ior COMMON 10 Inferior sheen sDld M q ia
81; lambs az - 5Od5 go
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
country Produce and Fruit.

Characterization per box 81 rs.
Messina Iemons--per box 50 go
Apples--Northern SO 00d3 50 per hbl.
Potatoes-lrsh per bu new Northern s1c In
sacks. Onions-Northern per Dbl IS %. Beans
Navy Sl0ic med, bbls Sc large lima sic small
butter SIC. Peanuts Ease Cider-lIalf Dbl
81 30. Cabhage--per crate Northern q 75d
co.
Poultry--Hens So % per do1; young chickens
- 00G2 10; turkeys 30d5UC; geceso 20a50;
ducks, per dozen, - 75d3 co.
Eggs--pcr dozen l5o.
Fresh country butter-Cholce l5d2jc; choice
Western dairy lSc, fancy creamery SOC.
Potatoes--Sweet. 40G60c per bushel,
Sauer kraut--Per half barrel IS.
Banauas-per bunch, . 91d3 -.
Cocoanuts-Pcr 100, IS 90.
New PGcans-45d5c
Brazil Nuts-l2lc.
AlmOnds-20c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
AlTENNOON DOAnD
New York.

4 NF.H...
leat..sa.Ai.' NOV. 9.--FlOur-Dull and heavy.
N. s,i,, dull aud more or less nominal /;
fMt6ea y, holding off; options advanced
.1I u peni!ng, closing steady r.tn a re.
|ag9isl ~ no, red Noyember ag4lc,
BIN December a5a98lc, closn.e e3lc;
tiosnr I, is 8 closing oslo; May 81 o5iG
ssg sea higher, later weakened and
IA sa5ic ailoat; No. . November,
* o4sc; December, 5Zsu55ic,
\ sfist@ 1%hnasy, 14}ai 9c, closiae 4S- +.
'Ni uoslng i79e.
~ ~, PROVISIONS, RrC.
,ss"hs steady and fair demand; No.
Jso1sr,i sales, sl,25p bags do December,
lt6. " 81; February ID 05; March
|6s 0 osai weak and nominal; fair to good
set at 5iaigc; retined oaiet.
sseo. ska1ic; yellow 5c; mould 4. 6sgi
ipowdered, 6ia5c; cubes 81
lsaiias y5 aq9 IN fair demand.
ana more active; mess, 50 75e
y 1s WA a. November s. ssa6 70; De.
lsies-p.,. LINE srocK.
'p'' aj-e head making - 80 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
Chicago.

ihpbbNhs
'lA9e ILL.,, Nov. 9,-Flour-Steady and
lesl-0pened b9ic lower but steady, ad.
fssaatslc, broke Oft &c, iluctuared and closed
fltl llan saturday; November, S7b0S7Ac,
aA NsdSllc; December. sSd SSac, closed
tlemlci january, SStd 500, closed ut SS5
4 nay, Md96c, closed at 95ld95Rc.
fa-'eIy strong, influenced by light re-
prices for November advanced lie,
cal Nay 10, finally closing &c higher for
'asssi, y higher for year and &c higher for
tsaa saluraayi cash, 4jc; November i2d
S0aeI az 4asci year, 39iG39lc closed at
~ My XVI r39s, closed at 39ac.
4, PROVISIONS.
&h.-,Aleuyei opened at l0c higher, advanced
VIZ additional, declined l0G12ac, and
sgsoy cash, IS 7jGs so; November
iodS al, December closed at So II
I. arSaanary closed at So 50l 40 80.
4 VA = N, prices advanced to 74dl2f; early
A ~ .s.d0e and closed heavy, cash, So o.
&f.u v TO-; December closed at So Oh q
sall,MIy closed SIS l5dB III.
4 Az ~ a,.ea,s--stcady; dry sailed shoulders
$g,ss' snort RIB 81 75d4 90; short clear
3 j, AFTERNOON BOARD.
..as-Sleady and unchanged.
a s-islc higher,
ais-unchangcd
LIVE STOCK.
movers Journal reports.
~ eSoelpts 5000; shipments 200; market
d, a. ,MsS9hSer; shipping steers S. 4OG5 30
n NM feeders - 50d4 90; cows, bull,
e M, j, q @aS 10; through Texas cattle
N \ IA it Waj 60. Western rangers firm
n may ,a Way breeds 50 Gjdl 80; cows g q
u ssBscl oi,ii 50 0Oa3 30,
X 5ssS9ea,pts $4,000; market firm, lOc high
n, Am Vtipts 5000; shipments 1000; hes
Il! osp ~ common natives 81 75d3 20; West
soaii5. 'N""7 y oo'"Z %; lHmos pc
\ lss,s, journal special cable from Liver
s ssS best American steers at higher a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
gol green Eages O EAGLE condensed MIN


Mi green gages ! %; Eagle condensed nulk
soaps 75a4 so per case.
Bagging-l2h standard itic.lth1io
Iies-Arrow and Delta 81 ~
flonr-llest patents Is 60 per 100 n,s:l pstent
" 70 per 100 rs: third grade sOpcr i'd Ns.
fourth grade 90 per 100 ~. Corn meai.-P
nushei VIC Homtny and grits-per IN ~
Oatmcal-PeT hair bbi Is. Cracted ,,beat
fer 81 Nrackcr--A soda &c Nxx soda sle
cram etci ginger snaps sic; icin0n croams iie'
administration 80. candies fan boxes taf,,.
nave 4uatiers lick n..s.as 1. 8ic ie,1cv
y to SOC rope, u oasis. do cotton, Use. M5frna
Imported, 81 81 per kcg. Baisins, lavnt 81 sI
Sider, cran'apple, 40c Missouri, 80s. vinecaf
+ 70 2Vc; Concentrated I've 81 Is 10 o.. Jars.
k9te9, llc per gaL Crocks, glazed loo l,rr
Vat Dried peaches s 90 lee inairo 53e n
hnelng Slco3l % dozen. yolcman's mustara
u SVel % dozen. Maccatoni, Imported $50 4 ,
american lAc box. Buckets, two hoops, s, M
I dozen well buckets % dozen. Hroams i "A
~ y dozen, Brilliant oils, bbls. iici Naplon
go Pr, 90 40 40 casee, o brilliant, 30 cases
Z cog 40 ~ cases, 2 50. Baklnr mowers. l,rik
eUllci o cans, 7ias 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
Live stock MARKET.

Bccvcs--Grass- fed pc.
Cows--liH2c.
Muttou-Choice 81 h0dl 20.
lOgs-2id3c per 10,
Stock Cattle-Tho prices IN stock cattle vary.
according to locality where raised We quote
different localities as follows:
Panhandle-StriCtly first. class yearlings per
head Sl2 OOdl6 90; two year Odds $40 GOA 20 %
cows AMI calves $50 %.
Western Texas lcarings Sl2 oOdl3; two
year .olds Sl5 O0Gl6 90; COWS and calves SIS 90
Central Texas. learlings 81 00Gs 90; two
year Olds $40 00Gll 90; cows and calves sl5 0Od
10 TO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 9-Cotton-Spot
closed firm Ice higher, from middlng to mid
ding fair inclusive,
Gross receipts, 2j7j bales.
Sales 3gl,
Exports none.
Shipments coastwlse, 3T52.
Stock IL, 7Sj bales.
Ordinary, nc; good ordinary, $40; low mid
ding, slc middling, DC; good middling, 9ac;
midc ing fair, 9sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

brand 8 90, do No. > 4 %, do No. 3 SO. native
sawed henrt 90, saps = 90.
Pickets--White pine dressed and headed
square or Hat, CO. yellow pine do = 90, laths
50d4 30.
Lime. Cement, etcN-I.imc, Austin, 90 per
Dbl. cement. Louisville or Rosanals, 2 40 per
bbl. Portland, 90 per bbl.; plaster paris,
New York or Michigan, 90 per Dbl; plaster
hair Csc bu.
Brlck-Flre proof, I 80 per NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

II Is poor economy 10 buy cheap food,
and greater mistake Is made by those
who use an Inferior brand Of baking pow
dor. because n "A sold for less money.
silver Loaf baking powder is by no
means laucy-priced article, yet Il y
chemically pure, and cannot be classed
with the inferior grade Of baking powders
with wnlch Tie market has been flooded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
Wool and Hides.

Twelve months clip, Hight, fine and medium
l4Gl7c; fine heavy to light llal4c; siN months
light, fine TO medium, l0@l3c; fall, dine
heavy --; fall light, fine medium ----i
coarse Sd l2c.
IIidcs--No flint dry, l0ib and upward, peru
l35 0l5c; No. 2 flint DIR ie. g 81: No : light
flint per 10 case; bulls leHy1 sfnaged per
10 Sc calf skins and ESQ u...A p itrfib 4mBci
green salted sound pUt h tEr. h3CheEs green
per 70 Giv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

your notebook out; iust dot down this
inct Twenty years ago the rule was that
Southern women we're thia mud dellc0tei
Il Is not the rhlc now Southern women,
are not physically equaled ~ all North
America Any physician who is as well
informed as be ought 30 be VIII tel You
that this IS true. This change IL due 70
the habit OF chewing gum. You may
smile, You may even laugh, II Sou please
but Am telling sou plain fact AZ %
Southern men, they are AZ thin and gannt
as they ever were aud 20 they VIII r.
main until they cease 20 chow tobaeco and
bcgin to chew gum
The physician said good morning and
walked OF down the street. the reporter,
his mind aud notebook ch0ck tnll 81
chewing gum, went into the drug store
and called for dimes worth Of She tesi
plug tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

wheat-Choice No. ! TIC; medium G0G6Sc low
grade hOd5jc. Oats 2la2Sc. Barley 30d35c
RIVE soc, Corn-Ear 32HS5c; shced 4Ac
Hay-I.oose from the wagon 3 Goa 90 per tom
bale hay s 50dll 90. Bran 60c per 100, Chops
81 IS per 100, Corn meal ilue boltcd per 100
81 90. Hominy and grits s. per Dbl Milleit
snad II OO6l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

SANTOS. Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,nri,,, a.,
week, 1900 bags, purchases Tor tho tinted
Sta!es' lO'Vp bags, clearanccs for the United
states, none; stock, 10000 bags
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

NEW ORLEANS, la, Nov. g.-Cotton-spot
closed easy, l-l6c lower, from low ordinary to
good middllng. both inclusive.
sales 5000 bales
Low ordinary 3.1Gc; ordinary 3 Ices good
ordinary : Lice; low middling sT.l6c: mid
ding 10, l6c; good middlng VIC middllng fair
lee; fair l0lc.
Futures opened steady, became firm, closing
easy 20 points highnr lhMn SALnrdnNl. cln.n-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
,rrr. PROVISIONS, LIVE sToCI
Kansas City.

PRODUCE.
H., Orr Nov; a--Wheat-stronger !;
N, Nd; december IISc bid; January
i.NW ds6ssc.
S ' cash S0lc bid; November sole;
IN Nav ?9lc bid.
k..NomIaal no bids
LIVE STOCK.
4, sock Indicator reports:
!. I. 'Rrcelpts, 1854; shipments, none /;
.,Sr made higher for good butchers ;
y, .s' x Md5 90; good to choice shipping
/, N 4, common TO medium 81 25@4 so;
\. IA feeders 81 6jd3 10; cows 81 00a
~ TEXAS steers 81 4OG3 90.
l.-ReceIpts. 1880; stronger and 5Gl0c
Fats .SdS So. . ,
4; K comron to medium 81 SOAP %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
From Pole TO Pole
AYEns sAusArAnuLA hna demonstrated Ito
power Of cure for all diseases Of the blood,
Tho Harpooner's Story,

Neio BfdIOfd juno !, ISnh.
IN. J. G. AyEH * CO.--Twcnty years 0RU |
WINS hnrpooncr in the North Paddle, WHEN 1yc
others Of the crew und myself we're laid up with
scurVy. oar bodies wert bloated, gums ewollen
aud bleeding, tonh loos, purple hniehea all
over us, md our breath spouieJ rottcu. Take 4
by aud largo we were pretty hHdly oil. Al our
limuiuicp wn- accidentally destroyed, but the
captain had roupin uGIon hottlos Of AYER'H
SARsAtAUiLLA and gayu uA that We roooY.
cred on Il guctrt ti6n ! have ever seen nicn
hrougtabort W any other treatment for -cmyy,
aud I've Hpen good deed ofil' Seeing no ncn
ton iu your Almanac % your sarsnpnrilla being
soud fol hpufvy thought You ought TO know OF
tibs, and ~ pOiid ynu doe facts.
Respectfully yoats. liAlru Y. WrNGArE.
Tho Troopor'o Experience.
Aruen, BasNi7iaa9tS Atficd,) JiWchT, 1881
IlH u g AyEn q Cp,-.0oniiemon huyv
n0th pchAun 10 teHliiy "a the great value of
your eifsspurilm. W1 have been stationed
iltc for 0yei two years, during Which time We
Ind 20 Hive ia tents Being tndor canvas fpr
~ ah q Umo brought on whit ~ called In this
coaptfy "yeidi-sOreH." had those sores i9f
some time. wns advised TO take your rarnp
parilli. two bottles Of which made my fprfs
dipappcnr rapidly, and mn now quite wen
Yours truly Il X B0pER
TgogDgy. (1Da M0ifUffd I'iHeBif4i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
On CHANGE
Market Advanced steadily
refa ,',..,r ated widely and
" closed Higher.
Impressed Yesterday in N'rS
va ~ ~, r,eccsered Before
the Close


doeLY. 40 csll casv nj
Yoss No Nome mercantile PAPER. +, ts !.
ssat g., 5sIl al SIS for sixty day ana
5raana. ,xp RONDs.
~ STOCKS NTbo following were the
roux. Nov s- avs nj tile New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
Total sales 5000.
LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.--Cotton 80 Spot closed
dull, in buyers favor.
Ordinary, 4h.lGd; good ordinary II l8d
low middling, 4jd; mlddling uplands, SD; mid,
ding Orleans, sd.
Total sales, 5000; American G000 Imports
5000; American, 400
Futures firm, point higher bid for February
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
New York

NEH RK, Nov. 9.--Cotton-- Spot closed
frncl quotations unchanged; sales, SGi fu.
lures closed II 10 lSpolnts higher.
Sail Or I'M lalaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

VINO nave themselves surEtiisu iyr7 ~
beautiful homes, who would inquire u
their servants now much money ~ Would
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

MIN ran, f.nuiiig tiiv Sfrat actfslsf 80
the share market q Large business was
also done IN railroad bonds. TINS Trans
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

ypGFH VIHt
- saunsn~ Vtn anu AatN 49, s'.
cyanltIo d potassium, wnieh
prodncc alniest Instant deaih'
ssyallowed . tllauahi npFse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

rttttt0st4 tuas fBn ~ uVue w eDDifvi futin
Win ~ done. Higlr family hhve from ne Met
gcoutQk as Ina idea fhat DC MA Insane. lHfy
aaV if1&l hn hnd dclntiOne On FfliriOn anu on
~ .t,, u ~ rt,trf, l.ifi..rtanf+ hi That an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10

nv bulgaria. seryla's Just cause now
yssta On the arbitration Of arms, me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-10
COTTON MARKETS.


Ponrs days day. week e5i season. as,a season atasS
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-03-26
Dying Three Times.

Last week jim Toy, the Celestial res
tauratcur Of Lundy, received intclli'
gcncc that his coun'ryman and friend.
All Wee, the pioneer launGryman g.
fcunettyil!6, was SICK unto death ii
hastuGCa TO the bedside of his diving
friend, reaching his destination a few
minutes before All Wee expired. After
the body became cold and rigid Jim
went UP to tho boarding house after his
supper, after which several PARTIES ac
companicd him back to the laundry
InaL' & shanty aud it is well they did.
for All Wee was up walking about,
and it required thy united strGngih 81
the whole party 10 get him back to bee
and hold him there Jim remained ny
hig bedside administer ing such rcmcdics
n no thcught the case required (Jig. i
a ply sician), but all 10 no purpose, ful
Just before daylight lcNt morning Al
Wee peacefully brcathcd his last.
After breakfast Jim had strong uoI
constructed in which to transport the
body, lay pack mule, to lundy iuy IN
tcrmcnt occasionally throughout IN,
forenoon looking IL upon the corpse &,
SEQ il he could discover any signs al re-
Turning animation Sc things stood uu
ul noon last SATURDAY. whcT l-oui'
Amoits pack train from SHE place AZ
rived The body was then vlacciin th,
box aud the boa and She burden strapped
upon the hack oi a pack mule
On scachin. he iully and nuariy level
ridge. known rs Mount Warren Divide.
Louis hurried mp his mules Tho un,
with the corpse began 10 trut. and 'h'
corps began To groan. luui- thought
at first u vas the mule. and >iil, hil hai
showed "a disposition ,u crawl VpoL i"I
81 10, head. tie stopped The mul. 10,
grlans became muTv aulihi, IhrI
Louis Cyrhalls craWioi cut uL hi-
cheeks took 4 book NJ his ears ai,d ui,yl
o. climb up under hi hat Al W., va.
alive again. he wa- brought tn tHs o..
placed in comfurtahl" quarters. ant 80
p.zT,,l 60 D.. cuEyalc>,.iIg Ea.il ,.l.tu
u'slu-l Monday ipf, uoUu gh,u g
Mclean phy>irl1s s1,i an HUd-IflA.-
Among mauy 'hlrs. h-llr,i in ~. lr, hinl
wh'n Ah Ne- turned hi. flrH % 3.'
wall a'.iuirl aEaiu thi. .iru, fr t.-rT1-
a. 80, iuriel gus-tsy affeIEaau uiff
mTss-iug rar'mHulss g TIE thrr-
AIM -NH.rr .Nlr F1E.r
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-03-26
For EntIeIpg Young Girl, Away.

RRocEros, Mass, March l0.-IAst
night Mrs. Lizzie Carlson was arrest
cd in this lily Oh charge Of Cntlcing
young girls into q house Of ilifamo.
Mrs. Carlson made tho acquaintance
Of several school girls at skating
rink. and about throa weeks ago IN,
luood two Of them, aged II and IL
years, 30 leave their homes and enter
a house on EndioOtt street. Boston
kent by Mrs. Louisa Sargent She
pretended 20 the girls that they would
have good situations, The younger
girl re.usaed homo tho following day,
6nt the other remained until last Fri
day, when she was brought back to
Brockton by al officer. Sirs, Carl.
son pleaded not guilty. and was held
in $500. The woman was arrested
on leaving tho court Oh q similar
charge, aud was remauded, being un-
able 10 procure DO II is said that
her operations h.. Ca eZteHsiye.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-03-26
IHI IIrII.R PEOPLE.

A drsAfy place would b. lhis earth,
Were there 10 Little people u ~
The sona % life would lcss 10 nirth
wsrs there no children 70 bsgiu it,
No little iofms, Ike Lads. "a grow.
And make tie EAmiriEg Essr; EuHsIdsE
No little hands On breast ard brow,
To keep the thrilling lo7s-ehpras tender,
Ths sisrAsF toab would gEo- more stem.
Ulfssling nature murv inhuman.
And InAn % stoie eOline.- turn
And woman would b. lees han Voihhn,
Lifs's song. iGdssA, ~ot,ld loss ~ ehaGIg
We're thsrs no battles % begin ~
A dolsful place ihi. world would b
Wee there no little people In u.
t0Hs o. WHIrTIEb.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-03-26
Texas Patents.

s. A. Hnseltine and Bro Patent Solici
tors, Springfield SO, send us tSe foilo"
ing list ii patenta which were issued to cit
!zens Of Texas during the past week
Il. w. Archer. B.oyillG, combination tool
s. +. Atkins, Georgetown, water-cup :o'
stOycg.
L. Hopson, L.mpnsas, projcctle
f. Hudson hyamdo. apparatus for
oInptying barrels or other roccptarlea con
tainlng liquids.
q. T. J0nsOn, Cresco, hnne-ftstoner.
W. NJ Maihes, GHt"syillc, rncat-choPper.
H. A'Michrlson, DALLAS, caster and insect
guard combined.
NJ. @. Walling, I,renham, ottonpicker.
J. II. Dolmgn, Albany, Surveyors in'tru-
ment.
II. selz, Pilot Point, Feeder fof cotton
presa.
O. VI. Stone, Bolton, Balingsprcss.
H. Woddo, Sherman, combined land
roIler and plow.
n, Wilson, Hutto, sash fastener,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-03-26
After Suffering Eleven Years,

DIwflS, ia August 81, lssi.-I suffered
with ,sl'er fGr eleven ysars, II was on my
face .Li body .Ld gg'o me untold trouble
Gad pain. Itr-l tie virtue 0! many RENE
dies. and vas treated by some II the beat
physicians Ia the country. bat found no Re-,
lisi, and had almOs, despairsd u nay life. ]
Wa induced 90 Try sViil Specific ~ last
resort. Ai,er taking ny Lot;lss the letter
va, removed Ind nay skiI smoo,hod on and
ava perfectly veil. feel like usT Ran.
Swif'a Specific j. undoubtedly the beat
bod purifier ia tie world, aud ! recon-
mend !. % suffering humanity everywhere.
Z. IL LIZ
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-03-26
CURE EnR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
Of weight in the back, loins and lower par.
Of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup,
pos hc has some affection 81 the Kidneys or
ncighharing organs. At Zines, symptoms
Of Indigestion are present, As flatulcncy, IN
sasinc-s oi tie stomach, etc. A moistGrc,
like Precipitation, producing J very disa-
grccable i,ching, after getting warm, IL 4
common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itchiag Piles Weld At once to the appli-
cation of DR. Bnsanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the pats affected, absorb
ing the Tumors, allaying the intense itch.
inc. and ef'cCting permanent cure. priCe
- cents. Adirrss the. DR. B0-anko MedS
cine Co. Piqua, q. Sold by--
r. rhaNIt.