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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21
WASTE of Bullets In War.

Our readers may have seen or heard
the statement that it takes soldiers
weight of lead to kill him In battle, and
they may have considered II to be merely
a rhetorical hyperbole, suggested by
the obvious fact that comparatively few
out Of the whole number Of shots In war
take effect. 1t seems, however, that
the assertion, which originated with
the famous Marshal SAKE, was proved
by CassenGi, after careful mathematical
calculation, 10 be no exaggeration, and,
with all the improvements that hsvc
been made in muskets and In the art OF
using them effectively, it Is still not far
from the truth.
At the battle Of Solferino a compari.
son of the number of shots fired on the
the Austrian side with the number KILL
ed and wounded on the part OF the enemy
shows that 200 bullets were expended
for each man wounded, aud 400 for
each man killed. Now, as the average
weight of the ball used was thirty grams
1t must have required at least ls6 kilo-
grams, or about 277 pounds OF lead, to
kill a man. In the Franco-Prussian
war the slaughter caused by the needle-
gun among the French show how much
superior that llrearm was TO the Aus
trian carbine; but about 1900 shots
were required then To accomplish the
destruction of n siugle soldier.
Ii is found in practice that great ma
jority of the wasted bnllets 20 over tho
heads of the enemy; hence resort Is
sometimes had TO the expedient Of press
ing down, by means of staff. the mus
kets of a platoon Of men about TO IRE;
n sergeant being detailed for the SER
vice. When the shots are aimed nc an
isolated soldier, the chances against bim
are, Of course, greater; but even then
the waste OF lead is something enor-
nous. In the Franco-Prusslan war,
according to an officer who witnessed
the performance, French company Of
chasseurs fired for quarter Of an hour
at n German mounted sentry post on =
hillock 500 yards of. Fully 400 shots
were fired before either man or horse
was hit. A really expert marksman
would probably have picked of the
man at the very first attempt or GER
tainly at the second.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21
.Johnson,s Report OF the Battle Of Manassas.
An Aw full Warming and N Fear
full Fate.

In Mrs. Groves remarkable book, the
"Night Side of Nature" there is story
declared to be relation OF facts, Of
which contemporary account was
published, which was bought up and
suppressed by the family Of the chief
actor. As usual in such cases, few
copies escaped destruction, and from
one of these Mrs. Grove obtained the
infor nation given in her book.
"Some ninety years ago their flourish
ed in Glasgow a club of young men
which, from the extreme prohigacy OF
its members, and the licentiousness Of
their orgies, was commonly called the
He'll Club. Besides weekly meetings,
they held one grand annual saturnalia,
in which each tried to exceed the other
in drunkenness aud blasphemy; and Oil
these occasions there was no star among
them whose lurid light was more con-
spicuons than that Of young Mr. Archi-
bald, who, endowed with brilliant tall
ents and 4 handsome person, had held
out great promise in his boyhood, and
raised hopes which were completely
frustrated by his subsequent reckless
dissipations. One morning after return
ing from this annual festival Mr.. Arch
ibald, having retired to bed, dreamed
the following dream!
.'He fancied that he was mounted on
a favorite black horse that he always
rode, and that he was proceeding toward
his own house, then country seat en-
bow cred by trees and situated on hill
now entirely built over and forming a
part OF the city, when stranger, whom
the darkness Of the night prevented his
distinctly discerning, suddenly seized
his horses reins, saying, You must 60
with me- 'And who are your ex-
claimed the young man, with volley
of oaths, while he struggled TO free him.
self. THAT you will see by and by re-
turned the other, in tone that excited
uncomfortable terror in the youth, who,
plunging spurs into his horse, attempted
to fly. But in vain, however fast the
animal few, the stranger was still be.
side him, till at length, in his desperate
efforts to escape, the rider was thrown
but instead of being dashed to the
ground, as he expected, found himself
falling, falling, as If sinking into ths
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21
Victor and Vanquished.

Upon the victor's brow we lay
The glorious laurel wreath OF fame,
And sing the praises Of his name
With sweeter changes day by day.
And when his soul has passed from earth
We don the sombre garb of woe,
While high toward the heavens grow
The sculptured tablets OF his worth.
And through the ceaseless flight OF time
The story of his might is sung,
His deeds rehearsed in every tongue,
By sage's prose and poets rhyme.
But he who in the struggle fell
The vanquished-'n the victor's stroke
For him no songs Of praise awoke,
His name no sculptured tablets tell.
He lies through all the silent years
Unknown, forgotten in the dust,
Unhonored, though his cause was just,
His grave unhallowed cen by tears.
Poor, wasted life Shall you not have
Some time the glory that you sought,
Some honor for the battle fought,
Some recompense beyond the grave?
Is there no wreath for those whose lot
Is cast among the vanquished slain?
/ Is all their noble efforts vain,
Their patient suffering all for naught?
1t may be so ! Yet who can say
But DER the river Death may glide
Victor and vanquished side by side
Into the dawn of a brighter day.
Into the dawn of life divine,
In whose tranquil and stesdfast light
The wreaths of peace and truth and right
JJpon the brow of each shall shine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21

Said little Arthur, four-year-old: !:
Mamma, why DO people wear specta-
cles 2" "Because their eyes are not
good" "why are their eyes not good 2"
"Because they are born so." "wbat Is
born?" "Why, God makes them 80
they cannot see WELL" swell, why
don't God make them spectacles, theni"
The mother had call in another part
of the house just then.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21

a Spanish student, going OUT with
party to shoot rabbits. was told not TO
talk, lest he should frighten the AMI
mails. When the timid creatures sp-
peared he uttered an exclamation In
Latin, which frightened them away,
and upon his companions blaming him,
he said, ''wbo could have supposed that
rabbits underzfand Latinf"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21

A pious Lady met Homer Martin one
Sunday morning on the wsy 10 take IN
excursion steamer. "Are you not going
to church?" she inquired. '"No,
ma'am," said he. "But, Of course, you
like to 90 to church," said she. II like
1t immensely. /" said the wsg, "bot ] can
restrain myself, sFs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21

Sunday-school teacher-"What IL
meant by the words 'quench not the
spirit'f" Bright seholar-"Please,
main, my father says he guesses as how
it means don't put tco much water In
it."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21
Plaster, Salt, Powder, &c,
EVERYTHING ON EARTH

S not kept at my store. but l have almost
everything that u housekeeper leeds. Pure
and Fresh Groceries. Woodenware. Queens
ware, Glassware, Hardware, Dry Goods, No
lions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Tobacco, Ci-
gars, Eatables OF all kinds, in fact whole
store full Of goods y. s. j. STRIDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21

A Pittsburg man has been hned ~
for keeping COW. The Gov bsIenged
to neighbor. IS, .-fs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21
WORTHY
Of Confidence.

a1rr1,o Sarsaparilla is a medicine that,
HIEn y during nearly 40 years, in all
parts Of the world, has proved its etfi-
cacy as the best blood Alternative known
to medical science,
SARSAPARILLA the SSs'poStea roct Of ffEDe the
genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla) Is its
base, and its powers are enhanced by
the extracts of Yellow Dock and Still
lingia, the Iodides of Potassium and
Iron, and other potent ingredients.
10 your blood vitiated by arrangements
10 of the digestive and assimilatory func-
tions? is it tainted by Scrofula? or
does it contain the poison Of Mercury
or Contagious Disease?
TIE leading physicians Of the United
InE States, who know the composition
of AYERS SARSAPAULLA, say that
nothing else so good for the purifica-
tiOn of the blood is within the range OF
pharmacy.
oNIv by the Use of this remedy Is 1t
UNL1 possible for person who has
corrupted blood TO attain sound health
and prevent transmission Of the de-
structive taint 10 posterity.
THOROUGHLY effSI,sS of the syEte@ ESn1'na'E& must
include not only the removal of cor
ruption from the blood, but It's enrlch-
ment and the strengthening OF the
vital organs.
pEIIApJE witnesses, all oyer owe! the the
hEIIAbLE world, testify that this
work is better accomplished by AYERS
SARsAPARILLA than by any other
remedy.
r., nm that is corrupted through dis
bLUUU ease is made pure, and blood
weakened through diminution OF the
red corpusclcs is made strong, by
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
0,r.r,unl0 the blood and building
PUKif fiNu up the system require
time in serious cases, but beneht VIII
be derived from the use OF AYERS
SARSAPARILLA more speedily thln
from anything else.
..ra,o,.,r for which like effects are
Medicine falsely claimed, is abun-
dant in the market, under many names;
but the only preparation that has stood
the test of time, and proved worthy or
the worlds confidence, is
Ayers Sarsapo''Na,
PREPARED BY
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists: Price ST.
-. Io.. for g.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21
FIRE INSURANCE.!
Delays Are Dangerous.

Y will insure all kinds of property at reas-
| enable rates from one 10 five years
Houses. Barns, Farm implements, WHEAT
In stack, Barn or Garner. | represent some
of the best companies in the United states J:
the Reading of pennsy lvania, Germanla, OF
New York, North America, OF PhiladeIphla,
and others. Call early.
am agent for the Frederick City Live stock
Insurance Company. Insure Horses, cons,
Mules and Cattle Rates low. Losses paid
promptly. ,,,,>-c ,.
Shepherdstown. W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21
FOR SALE.

NEVERAL thousand Oak Shingles made
hands. by j. S. MELVIN,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21
JUST RECEIVED BY
J. F. WELSHANS,
SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. VA.

keep on hand at all times a large and WELL
selected stock OF Foreign vnd Domestic Dry
Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, and everything
usually kept in my line of goods, while the
latest Novelties will be constantly added. In
latest and most fashionable goods, with a first
class city Milliner. Call and examine goods
and prices before purchasing elsewheie.
Resp'y, J. +. WELSHANS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-21

hvrp,c Sarsaparilla is medicine that,
AIEn y during nearly 40 years, in all
parts Of the world, has proved its etfi-
cacy as the best blood Alternative known
To 1mndicnl SCIENCE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Hardware.

nar iron 81 90 Norway No, No, q ahoet iron
sc, No. q Y sheet iron DO, galvanized sheet
IRON a@Dlc, No, 1 sod 10, No do lble, 20Nl
roofing n liR1lhc, i4N2u ann l9Sii pal DO Z 70
ii 30, tiuners wire 10 per cent OF, ihncra
stock 90 per cent. OH cook stoves With ware
10 6Naai %. do With trimming " h10AO ~
wood Work Wagon RNlea pOosfl u0l tongues
p0cHl 90, HinRlouoea lhi hnlHtera t0ci spOkca
lh@a U0j felluca iA4e Is; dunhetroes 2oa
I 0oi neck yokcs e0ag BOZ piuw boama 50Qt,r
pillow handlee 7h2e b0
NHils-3 a. neg, bAaA l0d.-Burdon horse nhoV
per krR, ~, fcrkins do 30, Walker DO 90
hnrdon mulu q 90, Northwestern hOfeu eho,
mills, No. Doc, No 20c, M, u glc, No. 2lo
No. \ zoe 'taLu'H" No. 400, No. . zoe, No, I
! alr, No zoe, Ma. lnci AuHRbl0 do, Nn4 abo
| No. 0 2io, No. 2lc. No, 1870, 40, ise
/ MiHcolihnrune-Alfu ehhinH M per pnil
luc; plOw einclolfces ppi dor 2 9hl pillow doullt
/ trops pnr doH QUO stock bUils % per cent 90
! door loota . % TO y %, wood actcwh. 90 aud n
/ per cunt NJ T. y chuu dout bnts 90 ana 10 Pc
/ cont on, cut mud timed tnchs ~ per ooni 1il
| rafol niills 40 por cent on blind hlngos 90 an,
| ~ per cent On carriage bolts ~ aud 10 per con
! OF piOw buta 80 per cent oil piece Tin ware n
/ per cent on deep stamped ware 90 per cent ~
shallow stamped ware 20 per cent on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
nrnrs ana Medlelnoa.

Drngs-, BARK, cinnamon per n NO; Peruvian
% ~ 30; bnraN iici bithrimnhte Of soda, fn'
glish, DC coppcTaa 3 20 Acl clnchlnodih, per 0l
e2 So 2sc, castillo nonp per y ~ 10 iGi cream Tar
tar &. r per n " " &c chalk, lump, per "
"a b, eaiUmcl, 4. a ", 20 Ia $50 Engiish, per
per ~ ~ 10 ~ chDrpi1rm per NJ, bottle IN
rlnded "a ia sic, composition power per n
a6c; D0y0rs per d 90, Epson pAlie per
~ q to $40, Gum opium, per H. 800 20 4 90 Gum
enmph0f. per ~, 2so. Morphine, nor ~, 10 20
-..--, OH castor machine, 40 Hic oil. castor,
per gallon o. ~ G1e oil lard ,wintcf strained,
10 % Zoe, Oh, lard, No I, eOc, ouinine, T.. W.
per o. ! 90 Flower SULPHUR, ~ 20 DC Alum,
"A to 5c. Prescription giais, by case, % pef
cent off broken, ~ and 30 pDr cunt, 90
sho,gsSs ,ra hat prices Rebate pat med, ~
ltst Tbhyera FLUID aNlraeta. 10 nor cent, on,
T., y. fluid extracts, % per cent on. Essential
ole, -. Louis list.
Turkey dmDef dos; burnt Turkey lumber 2bHi
raw Haitian slonun 2lef italian burnt HieDnh
liei VRndyke brown 46c.
/ PnlDtH--rtrirtiy pure white lead JOMlh0i Hptf
10 tufpeniinc b08h5g, boiled Oh t9a6bc,
The sherman Williams COlort-.lyoIy dr9f
black, ~ per ~, 100, EBgliali cuaeb black ~ POI
10 loo lamp black, - per b, 1907 ibltfhinhrlDs
4 hlue Al, NJ, he; blue paint " &C. raw Turkey
nmber ~ w. burnt Turkey lumber ~ %. raw
Itnlian hipnua ~ Nc, burnt italian giennH ~ vc
] Nandyke brown ~ pe,IAfis green 10 l4c.ubrVHs
1 \. NJ. %, and ~, o. ls liri American serinllliop Y
! POO Indian rcd 10 lie, Yenitinp red u N lsic z
/ 20 ~, hromD fcilgw y, ~ ~ o. ~ W
/ i4t, ellGw ochrr iils bs 70 25R 90.
/ i'fieaa 81 the above made on o bagia ~ ~
! 1 aud ! D. cans, assorted IN ana ana 7
z cans, balance ia ! nnd u cans escorted
/ pFife in . cans, balance W J ana 2 % eau
/ assorted. Price ~ D. n cans 10 Teas ~ AM
3, o TN pals ~ lcss. and kegs ~ per p less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Iiuuorannd CIrers.

whiaky--llorllncd I 70 20 IA, as per proof ;
sour mash, two yrHr uld, 90 10 20, three,
year old, 30 TO 2s0i fancy extra old whisky
100 to 90.
Wines-.C larot, per case, 90 TO 1000, ms per
quality; CathwbR, per gallon. 900 90 10, port
20 ~ 00i eharfy. per gallon, 20 10 S0Ol Ma
deira. p0r gallon, ZOO TO bD0i white wine, Va
case, 4 % 10 10 90.
Aic--Atork ale, per dozen, % 10 2lI port
per dozen, 90 TO 2 ~.
Clgurs- Dumcstle "a % AZ 0nl Key West 30 0,
to 100 M, imported ~ ~ 20 100 co.
Ohnmpngne-G. N, Mumin n Co, extra dry
SOTO 81 %, IIcidHiek. Va bucket, "a 90 10 30 U0
krug IN bnakct ~ ~ 10 10, domestic cham
pngne, 00to ID 90, Geo. U0ulot, extra dry, pint
"a 10,
IIntted fIoef-.Lcmpp, quarts n % 10 ~ 90
ludwuisor. quartz " %. pinte ~ nDi hrihngel
beer quarts ~ %. pinih 1860 scliiita Milwaukee
quarts ~ %. plnte ~ 90, H. ClnnAen y sQni
champagne hctr, quartz, " 90, pinth ~ 90; bTe
/ NOR Kaiser imported, . %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
uuiIding material.

Lumher-li ongh lumber, boxing q inchas
and under. 0rnt claeA ~ OOi stripping laa W V1i
thiek clnars n and Is, q QJj rough luiphm,
heeoud elass l5O9i ipist aud seanilinR euns
IL %.
RlllnF-a I3Yat, g0iniuuh white pine " NOi
sneonh do " ~ ihifd do. ~ 00i poplar ~ q
on ~; native plnor d, IS 90, native pine, \.
- 00g native rough, 10 o..
Drcssed Inmhcr-- Hosting " inches and m.
der, - %; 90 ls8 % % seapij1R. loial q IVY
b O0 ihirh clear n 70 "A aud 30 Oyi Second
piaas any kind 70 q.
Dressed and Matched fl00nnR--firsi class
10 %. second tlHss ~ ~.
White Pins Furnishing Lgnibtf~ll l, "a ana Z
inch nide white pine 10 10i liuch 40 o.
Getting, Beaded or Ilaip--First common
shitc pine ~ % - 90 "a agi "a 90 ~ poplar
( ~ ~ 70 n vi poplar ~ - 70 ~ %, nAufe
pine 70 %, doI - 70.
shingles white pine 20; 40 fhaded 4
10. 40 extra No. 4 Is 30; rypfefn, boat, any
| irnad 20. % No. rs DO No. 2 1bj native
sawed heart ~ saps 3 %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Texas Deaths.

lack, Decatur, December B.
KS, McGahey, veteran OF 1886,
|Nlcsd.
4 Il K. Dunlap, Ladonia, Noycm-
N Harriet Durcn, Gonzales.
| K. Janet Darnall, near Pamela, No
|Mg1
|n Watson, Hampstead, Novem-
n
NJ, Geo. W. Bates, Mineola.
|Spu. Perrin, Decatur, November 2G.
IA Sallle NJ. Galloway, Galveston,
|.nber go,
|snis Curry, formerly of Houston,
|.Ebcr 2S.
as NJ, Wilson, Lexington, Deem
|an v. Burton, accidentally killed,
|plead, Dec. J.
Bile, infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ferguson, Orange.
|hnw EtchIson, McGregor, Dec, .
b l. Il, Stanley, Bra2orla county
us.
|as, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Il. crmp, Bellyille.
c, Scott, near Denton, Nov. go,
|s. 7. A. Rochelle, Cedar Grove
|S
|R,c Cox, Merkel, Nov, 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

Saddioa- Raiacd stamp California u 0t@Ib Oh
pIain California ~ 0oab9 o1l ioOec corus, pNll
Tree a. 00NB1 %. tied e0rne Of Anriint TEX
10 01ais %; fgli riRs 5e4lR@ i rigs piRrA Or
oiled q b10 40 60, side fhddlee 'llfWW 49,
Poekeis-l'Ockcts oo@2 10, Llama K0t 700
300.
spars Eureka nickel with straps Q i5i Ia
dihnOia 40.
doz. s % 10 ~ 90 brnast straps With tides and
snapk per don \ % ~ ~ %, eirrup ifqthcrst all
eiEes Der don. % 20 n 90 Hlrlhs per doL, Wio
III On hnltera web, per dOk p hniters leather
ner DOL 10 ri 10 NJ 0g saddle bags per dor, 10 Y
VI ~; pistol holsters per d0r, ~ % ~ %
cartridge belts per doz7 70 70 ~ V0;hAme straps
per don. % toI %. - 80. y.
scotch whang .sewed II 50l heavy nondrm sPii
and duck d 70. -.
IIames--II00k No. ~ caso per doz 70
hook No. BY case poT d0k. ".
Chains-J5 10 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
LOCAL MARKETS.
orrlor on run GA1rrrn,

Dec. 7, 1883,
The New York and Liverpool markets ad,
yanocd yesterday several points ON account OF
a general covering by the shorts. Prices In the
home market exhibited little change, ranging
between and 30, though II took the very bcsi
prndog TO bring The latter figures, II
would appear that thoaa planters who
disposed OF their cotton early IN
The eeason getting all the way from h6t
10 q cents have Jared hotter than those who
hnye held back thoirh nics, unless they con
tInue 10 hold on muoh longer time, and, even
then, q rise Is somewhat problematcal
THE strccta OF Fort Worth are crowded dnl
md nipht with retail buyers, aud whDlosal,
men smile significantly wnen asked about or
ders Tho fnci II that the business
men are buOynnt over the activity now prevail
ing and uniy wish Il could go ON forever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

halves qnartrrs-- stick candy 70 iDlc fancy
10 10 1906 rope, basis, do cotton, lie; hnrtinp
imported, 20 per kug. Raislns, layer, 90.
cider, crab apple, DOC, Missouri a0o vinegar
glazed, lie per gal. Crock9, glazed, loo per val,
Dried penGhos 10 Ice. Indigo Toe per ~,
iiucieg local 90 dozen, Cnlcmhn'e mustard
30di 90 dozen Maccnfoni, Imported, Zoo N Z
American zoe box, lluokcte, two hoopa, 70
dozen we'll buckets % dozen. hrOome Ibf
o 70 dozen, brilliant oils, hhls, llei Eupi0n do.
30; do, 30 cases 90. brilliant 70 cRHoH OOl
do lri2 eases 81. baking powders, bulk, %
Iley "a aims no
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
ApRISCIpLE INVOLVED.
ND. cleveIand's Reply 20 the knights
of nbur.

ilouhlbn AEt'
Tx, Dec. /, Ss5 WIN. ID,
tlAnd Your attention Is called to
4 hoycott now being carried on by the
sals Of Labor of this city against the
tng Age.
advertisement of your business APP
10 that paper. Iod are most re-
Efur!ly requested to discontinue said
Easement, If 1t 10 not discontinued
~ Friday, December 4, 1855, we VIII
Rhhpd that you do not care for the
4eAagc OF organized labor. Very re-
4slluhy, COMMITTEE OK BoYCorr.
slerrlng TO the above beg leave TO
lnat, while have always been a
RAq Of those members OF the knights
labor who are real workingmeni
pey have my sincere sympathy III
egtlmate aud well.directed effort,
nlual or organized, to better their
sutton, am not quite prepared to adj
lasir right, or that of anyone else, TO
'aase my own business, and therefore |
~ advertise In the Age or any
, Nv paper as long as please. AS ior
Implied threat Of boycott, have
n % say; believe that Tho
y majority OF business men In our
4lelnliy aud state have enough sense
lvsueei manhood and independence u
NY asa defy such unwarrantablo inter
s.use IN their business relations, that
N lg,e no practical or permanent re
anAi come OF this. But should TIM
,.kf ever come 10 serious Issue,
W. would prefer pulling up stake
transfer my business and occupa
ia y some other point, or retir'
~ business altogether, rathel
Z become the slave OF anl
w set Of men. / may be permitted
\, ~, Without boastlng, that during tn
'sehly odd years have worked am
~. NJ 9uslpess In this community, hay
pushed something directly and IN
as, sy towards bringing work and wage
4 \ ~ Y iAoorlng people, and II II comes I
NJ, pfAt ! can stand rest about q
WI shey can. Therefore, the AZ
\, , rsase continue my advertisemer
ai@rn'e yet, and IN taking this positio
.ons. 'e ! am performing a duty TO Il
''lity as well as 10 myself.
WA. ID. CLEVELAND.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Thousands say So.

'hTW. Atkins, Girard, au,writes:
|Rycf hesitate to recommend your
|lillc Bltters 90 my customers they
/ Entire satisfaction and are rapid
|hp Electric Dltters are the purost
htst medicine known, aud will posi-
cure kidney and liver complaints.
|lythe blood aud regulate the bowels.
Family Gun afford to be without them,
d vii save hundreds Of dollars IN
prs bills every year. Sold at fllty
'sahoitle by II. w. Williams & Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
New YORK.


PRODUCE
NEW YORK, Dec. I'--flonr-puic1 anu O"'''
y Wheat1spot lots nrm. but very qulgt eApon
49," iii hnld an optiOns opened weak ana uc,
citncd iTsc afterwards ruled stronger ~
ADVANCED LaTc. closing steady WIN tehol ,I',,
~ iagc: No red nominal No tcu p p'aeh
6er qfi&gslc, closing N1ei January 3ta VIZ sts
closing pGloi February plbayslci eloAihs Wv
Mnv 81 O2fal 033, cloaing ~ Wy .,,...,.,,
Gnrn--~nOt grndes nrm ANA faltly hpiNct TX
,,nns sgs9e lower closing hoayN NO ZHs ao4N
sieyator. bila55ic anoat for old No. legsnn,,n
her bi3d52Ic closing Bile January s9i =,
cIn.ing B0it, February laAlalc, closing s'iei
NAY PROVISIONS. Bro.
Codes--spot fair, Rio quiet al hici opNpns
AMI INT steady, ehlcA boo bags Dcos ,,
q 70; January 50 70, February "'oi s'afoi
"snea,--o nict and steady; fair % good refined
.,,,isd M h 4 lGab 8.l6c. refined gniet, mvia
g3e. on A 5iaGc; STANDARD > ol@o loo o"n
festi0ners 6ic.
M0laHses-~QuiCt -
Rlce--Steadyi demand mp1einF'
Turpent tne-SteadNi alic.
- -iluii mess 50 7sdi02a. -,
ia,d-iIighcr and more heulci NNettn,N
steaqn' SPOT, 50 1890 90; December q 81 'au
nary 50 iagG 40.
p.cyes- Rpeeipts including ~ car loaus ~
n,,@r,etion. we're $50 head. maklnE ioA,
"a XXI tor inc week, fair 20 prime steers ~
/ it@3,.. : rriraa and In some INSTANCES ~ ~ ~
I vanr. ~ bainc but Inferior hhn 1912 id y
/ s.aryed common ~ choice titSlr. ~, $780,
! N oD'as %, extra, aud :iansp "pp~'
! etaoa bulis aud oxen v loa5 ~ a, -,n h,sH
6eon Hereipts l0s ear loads OF 1y,,' nas
ptn AZ no f5r the week Prlmc sloNA ~,
1870. :, s,des a. extremely dgli ana loNel. nstsl
ssSwSSt.f "a, one car load Of Welheft ~ f'''
$40, lAmbs ai 81 lSat ~