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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
WHAT JOY SAYS

Chase has made reductions In the
prices Of all his winter goods. He
must close them out In sixty 6iays to
make room for spring goods. You zee,
Chase's store il too small for his bust
ness, and he won't rent larger store,
because lie cells goods so cheap he can
not afford il. He is just Strengthening
winter goods to get them out Of his
way. Hurrah What bargain
bought there to-day In suit of clothes
and overcoat for my boy, and nice
cloak for Mrs. Joy, My friend, II you
have not got boy to buy clothes Tor.
buy them for somebody else's boy; and
II you have not got woman TO buy
cloak for get one quick Chuse's Is
the best place 10 trade l ever struck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
itching Diseases

e ZHMA, or Salt Rheum with itsngoniEing
[. itching aud burning instantly relieved by
q warm bath win tut1CuIA hpAPRud a ain.
gle hppnrhllon % OuIit,UhA, me Rts+l ',Rln
dos'a Of Cupit LMA lihEuLvEHr, tho new
stood Puriner, 10 keep ihe bl oi cool, the
Precipitation pure aud unlfritating, the
bowels open, the liver and x dneyH active,
vii Ppe cdily care Eczema, letter, IiuE worm,
PsoTiasis. Liohep, Prurltus, Hcald Head,
Daudi un, aud every species OF Itching, scilly
and Pimply Hnmurs ~ he -calp Riid fltiDi
when the best physicians and ili known
remedies iail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
EozFMA on GUILD.

Your most valuable CuT CuRA PEmRDuEs
have done my chnd 20 Jnuoh goo that fes /
Ike sa lug this Tor the benefit OF iho.e Who
avs troubled Win skin diRenAe. ny little girl
WIS IN ubled With Eczema, and tr.ed hrY-
efal docl Ora aud medicines int did not do
Der any good until used the &. rICunA
REAEDIi,s, which speedily cured her for
nights OF rect.
Edinburgh, Ind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
RmAD rHn SMALL TYPE BELOW.

on
wo on Ions
u
On r,uats
ATTY 10 ltgop
tlor that the such
We mako poo
, .
We rcouor In Meu pscnlesh a
| Mem Furuishiu ne ZOO
!,
! l. easntmo utut KS ugpR Rnd Trav
N Iavt
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COvshED wlTn nLDrDIikr.

want o tell you that your CuIicunA HI.
SOLVENT Is magnificent About three months
ago my fsce VAS cove ed with bot hes ana
after usiug three butilesff klls .iBYEhT was
perfect cured, FhEDkH X MAirhE.
q 81. GLafles street Now OrIeans IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
IVY l,OIsONiNG.

Tor al nasos or 20 sOning BY Ivy or dog.
wood, 1 can warrant CuTINUilA 70 cure every
time. 1 have sold IL Tor i've years and Il
never fails. q. II. MORSE, irpJOLk.
Holliston, hiasg.
Sold ey rywtere. PT1oe, CUTIcUkA, % cts :
aOAP, q ets; REs0LYEST, b.
Pouer Drus and eAemical q, Bogtss.
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eed
& wOriha5
% 900
Ia iOctn
u andsl
rice
win
8 an yl-roodv
wotbF nnk unns
tAdts Flush
CHASE TRADING
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
rn1rEK az an aaALp.

was almost perfectly bald, ca used BY Tet.
ter OF The top % the scalp useu yOufCprI
cunA hkMEDIfs about si1 weeks aud they
II com ng bnck 10 thick as ID ever vas.
}. r. CHOICE.
Whitssbofo. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
A Hardware Dealer Pals at Temple.

A Hardware Dealer Pals at Temple.
special 70 the Gazette.
TEMPLE, Tx, Jan. "a mule and
q horse, the property Of Mr.. Jackson
and Mr. Ralnwater, respectively, we're
stolen from public rack here this
evening. Nothing has been heard OF
the property, nor Is there any clew TO
the thief
John Englke, q hardware and stove
dealer here, has failed. II 10 expected
that lively litigation will grow out OF
this failure. The assets are ABOUT two
thought, exceeds the liabilities.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

The Little Joker ia the bsa smOk-
Ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

CHASE TRADING COMPANY
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-29

Joined together BY 4 haud-punch in such Z
way that they cannot be separated without
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is kept in what is known IS the seal book. -
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number on right and left side of car, AMI
nature of fasteuings on front and end
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box and Fat, miscellaneous assortment
81 hand conveniently for sketching. Here
are iSt cars loaded With cordwooi or iunber:
Eat cars With low sides enclosing huge chunks
Of coal; Sat cars loaded with vehicles aud
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Sketches of Some Scenes i'm Busting
Railway Freight House
and Yard.
Illustrations of the Processes of De-
livery, Loading. Sealing and Car
rying Merchandise.
The Level Heads and Quick Wits Which the
Foremen, sBOOkkeepers and Por-
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Episodes in Lives of Brakemen and Yardmen
How They Make up and Send
Train.
The Freight Conductor the Biggest Man
on the Road-Row He Looks
and Acts.

A one-story structure of brick, with an ap
proximate length OF 500 feet a width of 80
feet and roof, the obtuse angle of which
does not aspire to rise above height OF 20
feet; in fact, building so long and squatty
that it might be compared general proper
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LOADING,

of his own hands into those of the perspir-
ing gang inside. The latter individuals are
divided iuto groups, each group under the con-
troll Of a man with book or clip Of bills
in his hands. Some of the men are
wheeling loaded trucks in every direction.
Outside on the right stands an engineless
train of freight cars, some of the cars closed
and loaded and others open and empty Into
the empty cars men are wheeling and carry
ing certain pieces of the heterogeneous col
lection of articles. In an Office partitioned
off at the Tropt end Of the building are a
half dozen clerks and officials working away
with pen and ink as though time were press
ing
SUCH Is THE SUPERFICIAL APPEARANCE
presented BY the outgoing freight shed OF
one OF the great railway systems having its
HEADQUARTERS at st. Paul. and although it
is but one of several of like size and capacity
in the city, it has beer selected as an illus
trative type of a comprehensive system of
railroad freight handling which is one OF the
executive marvels of the day. A general
idea of the enormous quantity of outgoing
freight handled in St. Paul By the freight de-
partrneuts of the various railroad lines may
be gained from the statement that in this
building alone force of eleven men receive
and load an average of twenty-three car loads
of freight per diem. The system by which
this marvellous daily amount OF labor is
accomplished is so interesting in de-
tail that it has been deemed worthy
of detailed description and Illustration in
these columns When the teamster from
one of the great commercial establishments
OF the city gets chance to drive up, he pre-
SCENTS to the receiving clerk
BILL OF GOODS,
specifying number of articles, weight and
marks on the packages delivered to the
charac of 1.-THE railroad COMPANY
Thesedetails the teamstcr proceeds