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Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26
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Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26

3ssss6s sBU&4ssse 3uass,ss % Loo Of
Memory. Iss:isuds. Ai,sssnal E~ss!isss
Noisss in ths HF3s sks sstt asii uplsins
Sisssr SnssssySs ,as z ,sS,s ~ sa sRe A air Asr
DR.. AINTM; wlss isa sAselAf VesNsian
,S;f'sS;.s s;ii s,S;..s e e ~ &sl Psss|si.,
for i casg of tkik lii ~ VITAL xIS1OR.
|ATlyR yutdssf hia spsssAl aes1e e'aaA tstAs.
nasnt) VIII pot cuee, % fH euSe>e 1pUase
or tnjnrious feund ~ its N, Mipti tfqsts
all private dIssases suoop6gftl1t vttAout
nnsfccry. consuitatSsu fSse ef166t6a&h
sxaminatinn aud aAvies. fn6onAsno' Analysls
Of urina, Five dslisrp Prips n Vital, Re-
tprrtive, of.6g q boftle, OF tpur tlmes
tic qtWntity for i've d6il&Ysy a6ut ~ A6y "a
drs4s upon reccipt of pessp. . @. O D i. -
cure from observation aud IN private uams
II desired, by 90 ~ 400 ss
A. q, Mintis, n. D.,
II Kearny St, Ban francisco, Cal,
SAMPLE BOTTLE YREE
Will DO ssnt 30 nnyens appaytag BY tttsf,
stating sympt0usa, ssh and sQs Striet -.
cresy IN regard to all bnsineas tranaActioua.
DIR. MINTIEB KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPHRETICUM. cures Kli kinds ~ kfdnsy
md bisddsr 0ompleiuss. gouorxi,Qa, 7Uiest,
lcucoryhoa. For sale BY al dyugeis3e st
One dollar per bottle; sfr bottles Tor ytvs
DIR. MINTIE'sl nANanlIOA Pills
are tho best .end shSaEsst pypepsiea and
Bilioas care in the market. For sale by al
asl s. tJsusstf u . sass
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26

~ cancd ineors.bl~ diseaAsp. pr. Lisbis.s
GsrnL,n, lnvixUraior ispnuieivply uuasnntcs
70 cure nervous and physicnI debility, eem.
iiai weakness, lost rnsnhspod. spsYAaf f6Srhsa
ioss Of snsrsy, ringing Hsa dtsxinsas 6 sths
head. nieiancbolia. hopelsss lselinea s,ru.ta.
torrliss. ard ail the results 0f yaCshful- ~.
prudence md exces.~s 0f maturs ~ ~, fLs
DOctor.'H re2uiss eolie.e phyaiitsa =
Eur,Ess viii aerec to forfeit ss,e fhuusend
dollars ios 2 case ths ipsiGsnser viii ssst
curs under spsciat tfenSnisft sisd as7vics.
Inc ss..on on .a .ha many o-s eos 81 ssFst -
= coshpl ieatisa. cs,lled rsoAtsterrisss. vkScA
fsgutses I.souIsar ,ressuzsut. tls{l ssss
Dy; Lirbigs lhvi. orator No. : b ths only
pcslttvs cure Tor prvstAtuYrLea pfias 81
either invisorator, ~ pef bottjs pix ~ he,
ssst " any .dcres' on ssssipt q prisst o.
g; ". D.s 6sspsaasbls perap4g can Dsy
Pstfspts cured IL home. Ds. Es&Ir bs.
pepsary has an Elegant Drsx uesss kA' iIs
Tu, frequent evaeaasion d sh.F Biada.,
ana kSpy 1eiinssnt In uriue AN uyuuxsms
n secondary Seminal weakneas an1 Pr.
~ ;t'Ilnss: S,; Complaint readily yiN Y ~
Ordinary Csaes-- Any sssus ussss sfsuusoi.l
sr private disssses cynl fos tiD + &sns
dies suiicient TO cura viii BE- propuotir -.
with full directioiis and advice. a. rsoSi1 ~
fi0. Az paskases arc ssoarsly coSSss5
from observation. t4s.s sses,, = ss-,.S' ~
Inyisorator Samples Frss,
To prove the rondssfsl esxsssf sks great
German lnvigvratHY botte a. sisSss
number win be cent free of ehArps. fe,
sons ordering ffrs bottle VIII 0oly hsvs =
psy expseusass On dsIjsusy aeal 7lfG 20 N
Most p0wsrful ElsrtSip 4elta frus b -
tients. Consultstion. exxminstioo "A n.
vios free and privAte Cafi or wYits. '
DIR. LIEBl0 a CO., ~ 0sary e..
Private Entmnrs. tas Mssss g. 8. T.. Cal.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26
i Dr.. Dr.. SPlI-N'N'lElslYl. 7 N[lN'l q z
No. II KEARNY STREET.
Tlsss. sliChtouis ma spssiai Dissssss,
YOVNG WH.0

t-t.a2 $50 pYOUMG MEM aV
, who may b. saRssing sss1 ths sAssts Of
ySuthful foiiao or inAi1ssstipu vin q well
toaysii shspselsesnf this, the grsatsst bpos
cver laid at The altar of slksring humanity
Dr. Bpiansy viii gnAfAntss 70 forfeit go
Tor sssry esss of 6sninmt vIsaAuspsm - ps1-
vsas disease of any md sF character shtei
hs pndNrtakse and = 90 to,oure.
M1DO1.E-AGEU MEN.
Il Thsn sse many - The aeeSf thirty TO siS.
81 who are troubled with too fssqrent svan.
6Atica.s of tbs bladder, often aooompanies
~ 1 slight ssnaytink ~ abusnsn4 ssnsstior
aud . .wsshsning Of shs systsm n AmAanei
The patient cannot Account fcrs On sxaMtn.
ing the u5insry depoeiM 4 ropy Ssdimsnt
vii oftsn - sfo6ud, and s0usfsnasA snsAll
pAstiSiswof slbansa Vim appssx or tbs %,
Ipg will b. If Q thin milEish hus, sQain
ohrnging tos dark and TORPID nppesrsne~
There are many men Who dfenf this dif3on,.
ty. ignorant Of the canss. whtehi "a tho sssL
ond stsgs Of seminal vrakniae., Dr. q. viii
guaraptse perfect curei al spch csses
md healthy restoration Of tks Rsnito.urir
ofiee Hours-lc 10 Z and 6 tos. Sunday
from 10 "a IL A. n. Consultation FREQ. Th.
uu0h examination aud sdvios,t5.
DR. srISNEY 4 90.
dsoitf No. II Rssrny st. 3 . Francisr
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26
rsIIs GREAT rT7T--
ENGLISH RkMEDY

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Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26
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The Coils(ss q Inst itste
for the eu5e u aiI
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Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26

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|!ssa&o ialsaawH4E a54 sa>a 1az e4 u IA
nsa&atg evtsb~gas @ %a&5o.3Es@
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Ia E4asaa s@3sss a Il a,ssasa sa- 5 .aGEg4
Ios4er&e h-s. as ..sa1at 4@ n &reu A3ss@
tssa agaa ts--@ ,,s yg7aE 81 ii. aG5E Eakra tssa3
H. sffae5r TAX - @ IL ezf a.sg >e. .-,al.t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

for spcb pnrposcs. This lndlcatcs policy.
! am Sir. very respectfully. your obedien'
servant join ihhLANb.
Years ago Gov. Ireland announced his
hostility to immigration, and was largely
instrumental In securing the existing
constitutional inhibition against state en-
couragcment to measures intended to at
tract population. We hoped, however,
that his views OF the subject had been
either entirely changed or considerably
modified, but such appears not to have
been the case. with millions of acres
Of tilabe land uncutivated for want of
population. GOV. Ireland announces with
all the authority that attaches 20 his posi-
ton as chief executive: That the "policy
OF the staten antagonlzcs immigration.
It is not creditaDlc TO the state OF Texas
that such statement should be techni-
cally true, and we therefore think it an
inexcusable blunder for Gov ireland
20 90 out of his way to advertise the fact.
His statement that "our descend
ants will be ebowng each other
into the seas in order to find
standing room in the near future"
evidences defective judgment, unworthy
of the/1ost superficial thinker. When
Texas Is 100000 population instead
of 2,5f1t000, even then there would be
room - millions more without incon-
vcnienl crowding. And until that time
comcs,( Gov. lreland's position on that
question is absurd Victoria Advocate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
pGLLrLnLlL -RnLLn0zLNn

Political intimidation is the trump card
OF the Pennsylvania Republicans Though
the agency OF Shotguns is not invoked,
the methods of making Democrats vote
the Republican ticket are Just as effective
as If the muzzlc of shotgun stared them
IN the face. Tho Philadelphia Record cx
poses the practices of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company in "inGuencing" its
employees TO vote The Republican ticket,
The Record is responsible for the ycraclty
of the following statement;
The army nj employees OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad company contains nearly az many
Democrats as Republicans, aud It It could be
brought up solidly tor Rowan ON election day Il
might save him, The Republicans are sup.
posed to be all right, but The screws are being
| tightcned upon the Democrats, and they can
take thctr choice, vote for Rowan or leave the
| service Of the company
Last saturday afternoon Nh samuel J, nar.
| clay, superintendent OF the freight TRANSIT Tor
station at Nlantua, sent for Mr.. John stevenson
one OF his clerks, who had charge of tracing
missing freight Mr. stevenson isU Democrat
aud quite an active one in the Twenty ninth
ward,
GLOW do the men feel about Gowan;' Mr.
! barclay inquired OF stevenson,
! 81 don't know was the rcply "l have NOT
heard them tain upon the subject much
| 1T has been inthuatcd to President Robert,
! that the PENNSYLVANIA railroad must take q
hand" said Nr Garclay;"iC Rowan should be
defeated for sheriff he could mover be elected
to councils again from his ward, You see,
! there lsa plank IN the Democratic platform
which is antagonlslo To the Pennsylvania rail.
| road
! "Whut do yOu refer to, the anti discrimlun.
| tion plankt asked Mr., stevenson
NO, that part about the sale Of the south
| Pennsylvania railroad" replied Mr. BARCLAY
"thc Democrats are In favor ol the baltimore
a ohio aud against the Pennsylvania, SO every
manmust stand by the company in this light
or he cant stay here, II he votes against
Rowan hc WIN go this fall'
What has become OF that $1,000 ma
iority for Blaine, that dishonest bull
doing devices must be rcsorted TO to
save the Republican ticket in PennSyl-
vania now? Their desperation shows
that the Republicans fear it has dwndlcd
TO nothing, There must have been good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

Of the road to the city Of Fort Worth,
and, rHE GAzErTE believes, to the Santa
Ne company. Although the llrst to agi
tato this extension, TIE GAzETTE MOD
cst!y valves the right to call the train a
Especial GAZETTE train" Indeed, TIN
GAzETTE was thinking only of the public
interests in advocating this run, for the
train will leave here in the afternoon daily.
By-the-way, the Dallas evening papers
might pool their Issues, run special
newspaper, FIRST section TO No. 805, and
thus make afternoon connection at Fort
Worth and all points South
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
Son1RLNG TILE RO0KH.

The present national government is
closing up the affairs OF the previous adj
ministration. The Republican legacy
was one chiefly of lawsuits for the recov-
cry of money squandered or Illegally ex-
pended. Suits have been instituted
against John Roach and his bondsmen
for failure to carry out contracts against
Commissioner of Agriculture Lorjng for
the recovery OF s20,0 squandcrcd in
senseless experiments; against officers
in other departments who have drawn
salaries for which there was no appro-
priation; and now a batch of Indian
agents are TO be sued whose accounts
show them TO be indebted to the govern
ment for moneys unaccounted for. Yer
lily, there shall be waillng and crashing
of teeth when the Democrats begin to re-
form the government In earnest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
IGNORANCE THAT WILL NOT
LEARN.

/ The Marshall Herald IS tempted b
confess great truth OF which II hs
caught a glimpse, but the old Adam OF
distempered prejudice is big within IT
and clouds its vision still. The lIenld
will not understand what THE GAzEnl
means by free grass. 70 enlighten that
Journal, as well as other journals and
persons, we will republish what this
paper said in It's edition of May 90, 1884,
In answer to a request then TO clearly
define the meaning Of the term "fce
grass"
"Free grass" as The GAZETTE tlen
announced, "simply means that all unn-
closed lands, public and private, shallbe
free to the cattle, horses, etc, of every
man--that the school, university and
public lands shall be free to the catth of
every one without rental until taken up
by actual scttlers'-that the commons of
Texas, public and private, shall be free
commons, and of course 1t means thai no
mau shall inclose any public land, TO
which he has not acquired right by pur-
chase. Free-grass is the annulment o. all
lease laws and the sale of public lands to
actual settlers only, and these aoual
settlers should be required to occupy
such lands five years, be given twenty or
thirty years time, If necessary, in which
10 pay for them, and all the present cum
bersome machinery for acquiring title
and making payments simplihed by Il
direct communication between the Iur
chaser and the land Office at Austin. Trec
grass means the settlement OF the country
as rapidly as the land laws of the state
can make it,"
"Frec grass" means the same to-day
that it meant when THE GAZETTE wpte
and published the article from which the
above extract is quoted. If the Marshall
Herald wants to understand, let 1t read
and digest. If it wants to remain in
affected ignorance, it has an open choice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
PATRICIDE.
a Prominent Citizen of Chico County As
sassinated by his Son.
Shot in the Back.

shot in the Back.
Special to the Gazette.
ALvoRD, TEX, oct. 27.-Intelligencc
has just been received here of the muir
der OF Marsh Comstock to-day by his son,
who come up behind him, shooting him
four times in the back. Comstock is an
old citizen of Chico, No further particu-
lars are obtainablc tonight.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
DECATUR, TEX, oct. 27.--Marsh Com
stock, well-known in this county, was
murdered by his son Tom to-day. The
killing took place this morning, near
Chico. Tom shot his father four times
in the back. The full particulars have
not yet been learned. The murderer is
still al lnrgc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

A. 4, BvRck, Texas newspaper man,
won't to st. Louis and was interviewed on
the senatorial prospects IN this state.
The nest day MIR, Buick issued a supple
ineut to his interview IN the following
language
Nv Che Edltor OF the rosi Dispatch
In your itsuc OF ia day, you make me say
senator Nancy Is not very popular with the
young Democracy of Texas, when m rcallt, /
meant TO convey The Idea that DE was very
popular with the young Democracy, and from
my observation win be- re elected ON tho arst
ballot, although Gov, ireland VIII make, and L,
making, strong light for Nancy sout.
A. A. Ht.ugk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

Is the last six years the state has sold 5000
900 acres Of school lands for about 5000, 900,
worth now probably NOOOO,0OO. Galveston
News.
What pity the state didn't hold ON to
the lands! What Il pity the state ever
sold any lands! Just think what all the
land given away, sold and stolen is now
worth! VIVA, pity the United States
didn't keep all its public lands instead Of
selling and giving them away What n
fortune Uncle Sam would now hayc--in
lands! What fool man is who gives
away alternate lots in new addition in
order to enhance the value of the re-
maindcr! What n pity that Texas cN-
changed unproductive wild territory that
invited the desperate, the robbcr and
"the rustlcr" for people, wealth-pro-
duccrs, laT, order, cities, school-houses,
railroads and taxes, and got IS, O00, 200 TO
boot! What pity it is that people, not
wild lands, make states great, rich and
prosperous!
OS-cartism, in any form, smells as bad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS

TANTED-Alon aud women to start a new
w business at their homes, easily learned in
an nour; no peddlingi Toe to zoe an hour made
day time or evening Send Toe for - samples
and package of material to commence work
on, Address American supply Co., Albany, NY.
w NNTED-To exchange $50 acres of1tim-
w bcrcd land within half mile OF county scat
In Florida for land In Northwest Texas Ad
dress ~, lock box 81, Cisco, Ten.
no NOT FORGET THAT r. +. Whitaker,
~ the Viniculturi,t, has 10000 one year. old
rooted grape vines, me best In the world. For
sale very cheap.
no TO r. r., WlilrANER, the vinicuiturist,
" for one ycar.o rooted grape vines, the
finest In the world.
VIVIAN y RlLANlt general land and col.
' lection agents for the Panhandle Of
Texas Tascosa, TeN.
4 RrESlAN BATH HOUSE Natural Moving
a water eighty gallons per minute, soft ne
Misunderstanding sulphur, magucSia and soda
the best bathing water In the state, II may be
used as at Hot Springs drunk hot while bath
Ing. single tickets, % cents; i've tickets. 81
stanley n Marklo, prOprotors, northwest corner
public square
'HO WHOM ~ MAY CONCERN-The water,
haulcrs have met together and formed an
association. one OF their principal rules is that
they viii not furnish watCr to any man who
owee one OF the association for water since Feb.
ruary IA, 1855. Whenever the party desiring
water pays back dues, any one OF tho associa.
ton will furnish It to him,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

n.,. sot TIC indsfnite scAs, .,a
b bsrleh'i IrgheALiNI Is SUPERB, plns
%atism i Is n "iinSst' Hi ,,ss.sh q
usbd NY used ,,i,h ToNoALEK in ca. !" q l
In strictly Neurtiric forms I, 1itt.tft e., =.
o. ID NoaroS NJ b S"s sc =
cas0S q RabitapP III R5 aS5saay done
THEo HEnMAsS. N n =
e !, \ o u, !. DOLLAR PER n0rmps %,
d IN WASHINGTON AyEsufl :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
GEE WHIX :!
How Fine They Have III B.. Ccurtiight Down
How Correctly They Report Him.

How Zinc They Have III o.. CrurtIight Down
How Correctly They Report Him.
rIE FORT worm rEr.
Special Dispatch TO the Globe. Democrat.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, oct 2i.--,Im
Courtright the desperate Fort Worth
officer aud Deputy United.State> marshal,
who about year ago was under arrest
on charge of murder, and who escaped
by drawing pistol on the officers hay
Ing him in charge, creating at
the time Il profound nsation,
after which he went ia South America,
boldly made his appearance here to-day
ON the NolkicSt grounds, whore thou.
sands OF people were congrcgatcd. He
was followed by officers from Fort
Worth, but, when recognized, he took n
carriage and drove to the depot, closely
pursued by the officer, but he reached the
depot, rot n ticket, and took
"a train for Waco. The Of.
llccrs telcgraphcd ahead of the
train to have him arrested COPYRIGHT,
who Is known as the Fort Worth Pet, is
very popular IN that city, and the people
and officers there were in sympathy with
him at the time of his arrest for the muir
der OF Il man named Mcintyre. Court.
right is a man Of dashng and courty
mpmners aud bearing He is said to have
been with Gen. Barrios, the South Amer
lean revolutionary hero, when the latter
was Killed, and Is said to have made Il
brave and daShin@ officer there II has
been reported that he was IN Fort Worth
lately, but the report was not generally
credited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

Is due either to an irregular action of the
liver, causing an improper secretion and
now of bile, which is the natural physic
of the body, or to an impcrfection of the
perstalic movement, the consequences OF
which tend to manifold disorders. Es-
pecialy in persons of full habit there is
great danger of apopleptic or paralytic
seizures. A dose OF Ilepatozone taken
before breakfast, together with regular
attention to this duty, will assure a per
feet cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
TOR sALE-DWELLINGs.

NOR SALE OR TRADE-Onc OF the mann
Il soonest and most nicely finished suburban
cottages in town; south side, half acre lot;
Young fruit and shade trees, splendid barn,
ccmcntcd cellar, exc. Street ears pass place
every ten minutes. Connection with water
w. Gazette office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

How many terrible nchcs ones poor head
has, and what suffering is caused by these
headaches Relief may be had from Nervous,
Neuralgia, or Sick Headache by the use OF
Nn,NNNNtN,o Which Is not cure-all, but
SSN'NSNNNNNNN which Is a cure for Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia rheumatism, sciatica
and G0ut. No proprietary medicine has ever
obtained such strong endorsement from the
medical profession.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
n. a. MEL ilERs Sole Proprietor 100 al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
Rates OF Advertising Furnished on Appl
cation.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, OCTOBER ~.
no THE PUBLIC.

The only authorized travelling cor
respondents and agents of THE GAZETTE
are r. W. Robertson and Il. w. Hunt.
ANY assistance rendered or fayors shown
these gentlemen will be Appreciated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
COUNTRY pKOrEnrY ron SALE.

NOR sAI.E-A lot OF land, consisting OF $50
L acres Ia rurraut county ana bordering on
Parker county twelve miles west from Fort
Worth. The land Is suitable for farming and
grazing, Price reasonable, For Information,
address II T.. r.. Gazette Oilicc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

W NJ. Tildcn has been nominated for
o0icr by the Chicago Democrats, There's
nothing IN q name, OF course, but Demo-
Gratis have special iondnc,s for Tildcn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

SOMEBODY should be employed to
cdil tine Austin Literary bureau. \ good
editor would have killed that Horace
Baker letter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

Tur hears are bcating the bulls at their
own gnmc While the latter were busy
drumming upm European war, the form
rguictly slipped In and got the French to
raising enough wheat for two or three
worlds like this one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

TnE Waco Examiner and FuRT WOTH Ga
zLrrE are -till az loggcrhcads over the dis.
cu,7ion of the question u, to which place re.
cciycs The most cotton from the country.
Their billCr and ridiculous discussion over ihl.
question has lead them into saying all manner
of sPiteful things about each other SAN An.
tonic Times.
If the Examiner and THE GAZETTE are
"ot loggcrheads over the discussion" of
any particular question, The GAZETTE is
unaware of It, Indeed TuE GAZETTE
has never alluded TO the question Of
cotton receipts at Waco The Times,
however, has lately assumed the position
OF "an organ" and organs are not cN-
pccted to adhere very tcnaciously to the
truth, If apapcr is ever iustihablc in
saying spitclul things Ill Is when dealing
with the misrepresentation OF organs
N- Galveston decline, in prominence as the
great southern outlet TO the sen of the immense
productions OF the great west aud Southwest
sabine Pass looms up correspondence sabine
Pass VIII come to the front The signs ct the
times are unni-taknblc.--I GrccuyIlc Herald.
Revolutions never 90 backwards. The
effort of Galveston to build up support
TO its lettering fortunes by Dalla,
branch OF the News will not avail, "rhc
signs of the times are unmlstukabc,' -
aud the Dallas end can't save poor old
Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28

MW-uuI should turn her grievance
over TO the knights OF Labor. that or
guilatlon seems to De the only one that
eu successfully cope with the railroads,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
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