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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
Purify the Blood

Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peculiI:ties list, the combination OF
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; Sd, the
process OF securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is medicine Of unusual
strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown
Send for book containing additional eyidenc,
Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system.
seems to make me over" J. T. THoMpsoN
Register of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Sirsaparilla beats all others. and
is worth ITS weight in gold" /. BARRINGTON.
l3o Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S. Made
only by C. l. HOOD e. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
careor the Children

Children feel the debility of the changing
seasons, even more than adults, and they be.
come cross. peevish, and uncontrollable
The blood should be cleansed and the system
invigorated by the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Last Spring my two children were vacci-
pated. Soon after, they broke all out with run
ming sores, so dreadful thought should lose
them. Hoods Sarsap: riila cured them com.
pletefy; and they have been healthy ever
since. do feel that Hoods Sarsaparilla
saved nv children to me" MRS. G. I.
THOMPSON, West Warren, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02

FORT FAIRFIELD, Feb. %.
school house and the Masonic Hall was
burned tonight. Loss about one thousand
dollars. Cause unknown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
Burglary 10 Canton.

CANTON, Feb. 20.
ID. Bradford's store was entered by burg
lars, Friday night, who cut pane of glass
and unfastened the door. sum of money
and some goods were taken. There is no
clue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02

Prof. Buckland. late deputy minister of
agriculture of the Dominion, was seized with
a tit IN the street in Toronto, Friday night.
policeman not knowing him took him to
the police station, where he died Saturday
morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
Death of n Pastor.

ELLSWORTH, Feb 2S.
Rev. A. S. Townsend, pastor of the Meth
odist church in this city, died this evening
after short illness, of erysipelas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
NAINE DISPATCHES.
Temperance Meeting,

temperance MeetIng.
PORTLAND, Feb 28.
A prohibition mass meeting in the interest
OF A. +. Cox, temperance candidate for mayor.
was held at City Hall this evening. Speeches
were made by Rev. DR.. Bashfsrd, Rev. ].
M. Williams and Gen. Neal Dow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
Polo.
BATH, Feb. 2S.

BATH, Feb. 2S.
In the Maine league game tonight the
Alamedas defeated the Bijous, 3 to l in "a
minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
THIS is NO HUMBUG !

To all who are cut of work, and wish to be earning
an honest penny this winter. will do well to enclose
ten cents and receive by return mail a package Of
goods with which they can make more money thar,
anything else they can take hold of. Address al
once G. w. LEWIS,
10 Green Street,
wtfoS Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
"Rough ON Corns.

ASK for Wells ''Rough or Corns" l5c.
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
iiRnuRh nm IfchD

'Rough on Itch" cures humors. eruptions,
ringworm, letter, salt-rheum, frosted feet,
chilblains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02
BY TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER REPORT.
indications for the Next "a Hon,

"EA HEX REFVRT,
'""'cations for the Next "a Hours.
War Department.
II, Oince OF the Chief Signal Officer.
ashington, d. c., March 2.-l A. M.
For New England and Middle States
local rains or SHOWS, followed during the dav
'y siightiy colder clearing weather; westerly
winds; rising barometer, preceded in the
eastern portion by falling barometer. Can.
tionary signals from Smithville to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-02

minutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04
COTTON.


October Report of BradstIeets Agency.
New YORK, Nov S.-The October cot
ton report to Bradstreet's contains the
substance of the replies from TIA CORE
spondents in 576 of the G54acotton-grow-
ing counties in the South. The Septem-
Der report treated of the progress Of the
crop from August 20 TO September 20.
Telegmphic advices brought the Informs
tiun regarding the crop down TO October
l. The September report indicated
that no improvement had been registered
by the crop from the unfavorablc condi-
lions previously attending it., except in
the states of Arkansas and Texas. The
prospects OF top crop being gathered
were placed Mt bad, while the prospects
of good average crop being made
ranged at about fair.
The mail replies to the October report
are of an average date Of October 20.
kilograms from points throughout the
cotton belt bring us Information regard
lug the crop down TO date. The qnes-
tions asked were as to the state OF the
weather since September rs, both as re-
cards the further development and pick
ing of the crop, as 10 the eifect OF inc
weather upon the prospective yield and
as to what proportion OF the crop Wouia
be gathered by November ]. inquiry
was also made as TO the prospects oi a
top crop being made; rs 10 the 9ropor-
ton OF lint to seed cotton and rs TO the
movement of the crop as compared with
average years.
The results Of the investigation this
month show that further decrease from
/ the prospective yield has occurred IN thc
states of North Carolina, South Carolina,
I Florida, Alabama and Georgia. The lat
4 ter state suffered severely from damage
! by rAius, as did Alabama to lesser Dc
I cree. In Mississippi and Tennessee tht
crop about held its own. Willie m Louisl
ana. Arkansas aud Texas distinct gam
4 Is reported Taking the cotton region ~
whole, the weather for picking appear
! TO nave ranged at about fair. The crop L
reported to be moving freely, with ih'
4 exception OF Alabama and MISSISSIPPI
where the movement Is rather sluggish
( The answers to the top crop questions ~
dlcate tine probability Of but littse belni
Gathered Indeed, only two states his
sisgippi aud Louisiana report the eroi
nrosDgcls rs between fair and bad. IN
rest, without exception, report the ont
look bad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04

BOWLING GREEN, OuiM Oct. pl,7-iiqWT
ling Cireen's fonrtA natural gas VOL ms
been shot at dcpth Of 1900 feat WIN y
charge Of scycnN-iive quarts o. puEf
nitro glyccrlne. inst TWO INMATES hllef
the go-deyil strnM the ritro-giyceflpe q
column OF water shot out 81 the Weli
ana ascendcd rspr onc hundred iret M
the air. When tho water esaseN sppp as,
ing pipe was connected vain we M Va,
and the escaping natnral gas iHnllea. I ~
flow Of gas WAS so great taat ills ea y n. ,
shot cat twenty feet from the enF q W.
pipe. Tho well is % decided success, NIX
h flowing ON at tho rate - $50 pqQ cup'p
feet OF gas every twcntYdioH hou.ss
Bowling Green's four natural gns ~el'A
now produce oyos million feet q san Z
dak
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 3-Flour-tluiel
and weak; choice, 81 so; fancy, 81 7b@i 80: eN.
ira fancy, s. 00db "a. Minnesota and wlntai
wheat patent, 80 b0Q5 10.
Corn -Dull, weak and lower nj 45G46c,
Oats--Qaiet but nrm choice western, 34W85c
Hog producis-Quiet bal steady.
pork-S9 90.
I.ard--SG 90
Bulk Meats shoulders, 80 70i long clear s. 1871
clear ribs 10 %.
Bacon--shoulders, IS boi long clear, 80 G2li
clear ribs 50 73G5 S73.
lIams--iQ 25tG 10 70.
Whisky-Steaiy
Finn, iiio, cargoes, common toprime
6ldlOlc.
Rlce-Qulct but steady; ordinary 70 good 81
able,
Cottonsced Oil-steadyi prime crude 2J@2sci
summer yellow, 3i@35ci cake 22@2slc.
Sugar--iouislnna centrifugals IN good dc
mand but lower; plantations graduated N.lde
choice white, b3a6 lf-leci Of white, 5ago5ci
gray white, 5t@hs.lGc, Of yellow clarified
7-1Gc; seconds, 4ia59c.
Aiolasses--U Unsettled and lower Open kettle
choice Doc; strictly prime i1a4sc; good prime
48al5c prime, 40di2c; centriugnls, gooo
prime, 3ja37c; fair to prime, 25a3Sc; interior u
good common, llN22c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04
WHY HANG REL ?
The blood of Riel VIII Not Atone Tor the
Northwest's Misgovernment-G riov-
anccs of the IIalf-Breeds.

Toronto Globe, Oct. "a: The hanging
of Riel viii not exculpate Sir John Mac
donald, although it may satisfy some OF
his followers The blood of Rlel will not
wash ont the stains caused by the blood
of priests and settlers and volunteers shed
because Sir John Macdonald chose TO
misgovern the Northwest.
No attempt was made in the house OF
commons to reply to the charges maze
by Mr.. Blake, OF to weaken the value OF
the evidence he adduced.
The attempt now made but serves to
show how well founded and how crush
! ing those charges were.
So early as 1878 the half-breeds felt
that IL was necessary that the claims
which they had made some time before
/ should be settled; that they should be
! secured in the possession OF their prop
Ierties, and that their titles should be
made good. ,t
/ What objections there could be to nall
/ breeds, whose ancestors had hyed so
many wears in the Northwest, setting on
any lands they preferred, when people
were invited 10 come from all parts OF the
world and take lands without price, no
one can tell even NOW.
The Northwest council strongly urged
the Dominion government TO give tne
LANDS TO the half-bTecds, and thus attach
them TO the cause OF stable, regular GOV
eminent. h.a, j., ,ho
department Of the Interior, advised tnaI ,
they should get what they clal'heu, an9 5
: qrgned that Shy this means we shoulu
NE the whole OF this element ~ sSuipS'
, thy web the government"
Is AFCLiln m tuNQm ~ NDDtAl u
4 this su&gesion was submitted, Strongly
{ advised the gt'enment 70 settle the nan,
5 breeds frlnly m the lands, and suggested
{ that the poWerto ALLEVIATE the lands as
y signed TO them sh@,ld be withheld for a
[ time.
! bishop Mclean OF t.. Church OF In.
T, alond gaye similar advice.
Z But nothing was done
mo Metis petitioned again apl again
"a Rather Andre stated at tAe 'sjal
!, priasts aud Others wrote 70 the Epeel .
! nent, urging, imporing that inc peopi.
4 ,yho became more uneasy every IA,
\ should be set at rest Dy ha''ps
!, reasonable claims satlsnad. 10
i rhe only answer they eouip ~,
Il that their petition would IeSsNe -
4 sideration some time, ,ou, tol
!. Bishop Grandln, who we arg ny n,,a,y,
!. had other business also ~ ~ n
pressed the claims OF the peopls al IA q !
y attention of the government anu w. III
3 in his power 70 induce SPECIFY go
Is ment.
70 lie failed, . aos,lof Il
II The Metis subscTipen w oD ,sn,n
Il mission, a heavy amount lof 'ioi''
u raise sasfsted. We d
IN The delegates 49,
toia by bishop Granain
.hl They failed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04

EIfzABErn CwY., N. q, Oct. 29.~ll
was reported last night lat Rose Crom.
icy, colorcd gin only en- years OF age,
living on Road street, lad given birth 70
twins. The facts In ae case, as stated
by one who knew The girl and had visited
her since the oscufr snce, are as follows
She was between TN and eleven years Of
age, and was The Youngest but Two % q
family II six chi ldren AZ the time she
became q moghsf she had shut herself np
80 room, and when found had already
given Birth to, one child, which was Qepa,
and 10 due time lse otpcr was uoFn.
which oaiy lived about hftacp ninuite.
Bob c,dlidmti wofo well degelopnd,
tiiopgh quliu an5ul The elsIldnothcr Il
dong Won gnc|ef VIZ clrfnmsEeuces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04
RECEIVERS SALE
OF
SLAUGHTER HOUSES
TC'E FACTORIES.
ATVIOToRIAa and FORT WORTH. TEX

IN pntpnNnoc OF tho order Of Die District
Court oy Victoria County mHda on tho SOth
d,S Of May, 1855, IN cause No 1914 onthe docket
of said oearl, wherein Aycfs n unnnon ct ALA,
are plaintiht, ana the 'reXna tnaslnculhi
Meat Company nro defendants, viii sell a
public auetinn, ana at tho timer and places
andunon the terms herein named, ihe fellow
Xt the court house door IN the city ~ Fort
Worth, TeNas, nj y y. m. (etandhrd time on
tho flrst Tuesday IN November, A. d. lsSs
the came being the 81 Inv OF said mensh. ihn
slaughter itouee and leo Factory II lh0 basd
defendant '"Ihn roAae Continental Meat Com,
pany," NJ Fort Worth, Texas nndlall .hrmachiut
cry tools, appliances and appnftenaaelcs ~
the Haino belonging, and the twontsuasen ard
one quarter ncrea OF land on which tse palhN
Rtanda, ana IN said decree desrrlbeAg
/. TitRMs on kAl.h--'lhirty two thousand dollars
OF the purchase money 60 he paid cash w hand,
and the balance OF said purchase money TO he
paid IN six m0ntha, and 10 be secured by shr
npte ~ tho purchaser, bonrlnK intarent from
mum, aud secured by vendors lea on tho
said property and prcnHeH.
And az the court hounc door IA the city Of
| Victoria, TcNae, at II o'cogl, d, IA. feianlafd
| timc) on the second Tuesday lnaNDyennps,
| q y. 1879, tho same being the lutA day q sam
month, the slaughter llonse and lae Factory
Of tho said defendant, "The TrxNns Continental
Aiaat Company AZ Victoria ToXa6. md all
the tcplA, appliances and nppnftnunnclee 70
the aame belonging. md The twsniE sight
I acr0e 0t lAnd upon which tho sans stapds and
/ IA said decree described.
TERMS on sALE--ono,h hall Of thc purchase
money 10 DO paid cash IN hand and the re-
] melnder " TO be paid IN ak mon,ha, emo 70 30
secured by the note OF the purchaser, begflllk
| ntcreat from date Of eaie al iia rlie pi 10 per
cent porannnni and occurred by aqandofh lien
: ON said properly and premises,
1 The sale OF this pfopert, ID. IN eaeh case,
| mNdc subject % The approval Of she District
I Court OF Nistoria county, and willbe Reported
I 10 said court ~ lts next term. comaencinK Np'
| yembcr 10th, 1883, aud no cite WlH DO ngae ip
the purchaser unil the enid said ~ ocnnfmed
| BY the court. The undersigned Mil give hny
/ further Information desired TO all applicants.
r. X. lliipiIAN
| Receiver Texas Continental Meat Company.
/ Victoria, TeNne, october !, 1883.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04

Prints-siandard prints new styles Ari AZ.
len's fanoies olc; American aici Arnold 09oi
belmont BET berwick ici Charter OAK, tici
Conestogn Ole, Dunkirk, alc, DnnnolA-,laO.
guards, Gci Dupnell- sntlnes hicl Gloucester
bic; Hamilton staple styles 6ic; ilartol ale,
Lodi d!ol Manchoatcr aig, PHcilc blc' south.
tuish DIET Windsor 6lci fancy pinka $40,
Slnter soida hicj Peabody solida hle, uerlin
solids Pos Durham solids alei Nictosia biaefAlci
Heavy Brown Shooting Atlantic Pa.A blc;
Albany \ Ad.i 6icj Atlantic a Ori clifton
90 9 - Gci Lawrence L !. ~ 0lc Rutland g
10 "a Blci Glendale A \ "a Nlci Enterprise "
E "A Ole; Tam 0'Shauter - 6bc Chapman a
49, 8ci Belfast II - hiei hOec Valley I 4 1ri
first Prize "A dloi hplo "a eici Busy Sec
Wide brown Shooting Lowell lG.4 isc; Penn
broke 10 1901 Moundnork l0@ 1916, Lancaster
lOi. isci poppcrell lO.i ale; Boeton iO-i 2lci
Wide Rloaohc0 sheeiinr-go uoston lsc /;
1914 Peppcrell 23c; 1914 Pembroke 2uci i0'4
wood 2ici b-A Quinnnbairy We; 81 Pembroke
l2lc.
colored bucks Montaup y $50; Bceton 8. oa
I iQic; Everett II y iloi pnlnXent 10 on 12lc'
ilEugle brown llci Warren Mills ilsc,
T'lckings~ Amoekonp A g A 1891 hraearhn A \
] let Cornwall u Hie Whittcnton 900 l2ci Glen
riddle 7ei Lewiston 3p'inch Met OCEAN 0lc,
Hickory Stripes Extra stout, blue or brown
aic, Mechanic, blue diC, Jowctt ulty 7ci Rock
/ River, blue aud brown Sc kNEle, bluC go
4 Uncasyllle A 81 Columbian SO.
EGinghams--Icphyrgc DC, Plunkot 7loi Glasgow
iancios 70; Glasgow drcae eiyles SIC brighton
Gle, harHton bic; scotch Buukfold Nc; York
check 20; Statewide chegts llcl Nubian dress
styles SIC; Argyle staples 7ic Hates fanoles sci
L0chlomond e,
Llnseys-- Cumberland nae, Calumet iOc; Faii
Play i3c; Imperial lac; Geneva lbol Adrnti(
l2le; bradford lglc; Chiffon eci Windsor pc..
Jcaue-kluyver sci Ahhottstord lie, Tele'
graph lie CoFinRton lici l'oHrla Tlci Iloosioi
ne, Imperial lecI bennington lslc; american
20oi silver Peak 26ci GLAND 2ici Texas Doe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04
1lrnnl I.nntrrn sel.l a AaetIal..

loNDoH, Oct 2s.-~1he Great Esn1elv,
the largest steamshlrin thg ~of'a, Ms7
sold at public anciios tc-dayiof ssg.syf'
Her construction commeures AAs x
1894. and he woyk Of lanncAl9H asa,
which lasted from November y ~, III
January 81, labs, cost ftV,eQo' ',, sssesn,
pressure being employer iiSs st u, e,,d
length Is $50 lecti breadth, eyt ise,, , eiS
Including paddle boxes, ~ ivss, a.s'sl'"
BE- feet, or 20 feel 10 zoe g ge'n .',',s
she has eight engines, capeple ts ,,'l NJ.
work Of / ,000 liOrsc-poEefs al's w. w ,,sa
Sides twenty auxiliary eDslngs ,,, Ell ,' Wed
sold N 1864 for cY5, o0a, aiid nka s''',s3 y, =
In several occasions Win FHs0sfF - =
cahle.layin0 vessel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04

saddlos--InlBcd stamp California 20 00a75 90
plain california rs 00W5O %; loose ccrust stu
Tree laO0M30 90; tied cOrus, Of Austin pekas
10 00ai 10 90 fail rigs bOal2 90; rigs, black on
oiled 50GlO OO side gaddlc84 ~ ~ 20 ~,
Pockets Pockets O0a2 10 n Lana goat Boa
o 90.
spurs-- Enroka nickel witli straps 8 = India
nola 40.
Team Wallpaper d0z q % 10 rs %; gnirts per
doz, o ~ 10 "a 90; breast straps With sides add
shape pcr dor, oQt0 ~ 90, silfrnp lealhere, all
fi1as nor doz. 400 10 ~ 90; girthf per dO1.2Epio
- 90; lAltcrs, web per d0h, ~ ;hhttefa, leather
per dOz 10 10 10 ~ O0j naddio-bagB per dor. 10 q
10 AZ 90, pistol, hOHtcre per aoa. ~ ~ 10 bOi
cartridge belfa per dor. ~ 10 i5O0. hame stra2t
per ddz. 20 u 8O
Collars.- Duck a0i leather 20 o. 20 "a %, Unit
scotch Whang sewea u ~; heavy sondJiIn pii
and duck 10.
Hames- Hook 10. 2, by case, por d0a3 30
hook No. I, by case, per gtO1. -.
Fhafna--i.g IL, ile,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04
LOCAL MARKETS.
ofsleE y IHH o,z ~.

NJ. ., mo.
To-days volume of trade has been uneom
monty heavy, owing to the large crowd q peos
Ole Ia the city. The retail dealers pronted
especially. and dld rubbing business.
About three hundred bales Of alliance cotton
came Ia during ihe day, only small per
cent. OF which WAS sold. IL was dceaca
savisable ia hold over the cotton IN
tomorrow il hopa o. securing beiter prlee
nan sso. which wna ihs railing asuFn u 4
tisaa4ht mat mere Willie 10 dloicpliy - az.
,.osIsie 81 ,le oDtgon. lncai buyers eefnot ~
hclt Re S onalble tos ~ aecllns Y PRICES ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04

C1,icago.


CHICAGO, lit, Nov. S.--Flour-Slow and
unchanged.
Wheat-Qulct; opened aic lower; sold on
10 additional; rallied Ne ON good buying; fuc
tuutcd, and closed 10 under yesterday. Noyem
her, S43 asilc closed nt Sl0Sjae; December,
sdlGS7lc, closed az h7dSbci January, SAG
si3c, closed at S7ac May, Gjaai3c, closed AT
0ilc.
Corn--In good demand and stronger, closing
tdtc higtor Tor near optiOnsi cash, ]ildilBc;
November 39iGi1lc, closed at 4Glc; year, 31@
S1sc, closed at sac, May, GStdaslc. closed 90
3s8G3s.c.
PROVISIONS,
POrk-Tradmg active and firm . @l0c higher;
cash, S. l5ds %; November s. l2iUS l3i Deeem'
Dor closed S. GOA 1921
Lard-Steady aud stronger, bd1lc higher
closing steady, cash So SildA 80; November
s. Sil 40 80; December, 50 VOdb vs. January
closed Sc 00dG Oh.
Boxod Meats-Steady, dry, saliod shoulders
So b0Ht3 rs; short RIB "A 6Oal 75; short cleal
"a 90d4 %.
There was no afternoon session of the board
LIVE STOCK.
The Drovers' journal reports
Cattle--leoceipts 5000; shipments 1000; steady
shipping steers Si Oa65 40; stockers and feed
ers - 30n3 20, cows, bulls and mixed So A0a
3 70: through TeNaa cattle stronger at - 40d3 10
Western rangers stronger; natives and hNli
breeds - 1Ad4 60; cows So l0u3 Dos Westcrf
Texans 81 SOFAS 80,
Ilogs-Recoipts % 900; market higher; closed
weak at So 2003 u.
Sheep--Recelpts 5000; shipments none ,marke
steady, natives u 1908 10; western 81 Goa
20; Texas 81 75d3 Coz lambs per head - O0d
( 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04

Ments- sugarscured bans l0lc; sugnr cured
breakfast bacon PC, short elear bacon Hci
short clear dry snlt 6ie.
soc; half bills No, I 30 50, No. a 6oi dried
herrngs per box zoe goldfish 6ie;
Iafd-'itercea 7lc; 80 10 cans 7lci 20 ID ems
7,e: 10 O. cane slG;b o cans slc; 3 b cans &c.
gca~-lmp0rial 8DMG0c gunpOWdtf b00lc,
Sugar Fine powdered bills, siri DO nal, bhls
20 cut loaf 86 grnnulhtpd standard 80; IoulH
lana grannlatcd 7lei siandsrf 4 hci clioiee
white. no, Louisiana sec nd 7la7Ac.
Rice-fOuisana Ol@7c new
sait--Coarhc 80 bags, 81 SOai 40; flnu IN gagf
49, lake, In nat hoop hanels, 81 l0i pockets
soaa-B ioarboaato in kegs a to 30 bIearl, q,
cnaes n o. eos lump shl soda Ia Kegs &i62ici
eranulated aal coda ~ 80 ID drums ~.
bl0la-seg- lhuice Louisiana 62WI2c tneW
crop prime 39eGloi fair % gooa 9,ci core
'cteice-Rlo fair % 10 zoe; prime lnl 70 -,
rhoifc ~ to isc I.aguym 1890 Java suei '0in'
en- lio lt3c; re Berry ~ % i,e "a, .i.s.
tints I0 glass quarts } 10; glHse hnlf gnl. % +
4 p.nss -gbl. gji glaRs ncx Ea q ~
wrapping pnper--i,ag ana STRAW AZ 70 l9r
enuG-Gaereits Ggz u @pcr caee 2 q 9 bc /;
f.ol. Ab Ralph's G.oz. 10 ibi 1 vi. 1885, l-pl.
Z 20 dental ~ 8 pp, a-ot o.
Canned Uo0ds-i1ices per dozen Pine ap
I ples, standard, a s. peaches, standard, ~ ,
4 / 90; NJ, 23@2 b0i seconds,2 ~, 100 hs,
/ 2 i0s tomatoes, siandard,2 Ms, Wi seeohdH,
& "a --s--, 3 bR, I 20 gIeencorn lONt aN green
I Mons s5: gonsebcrrles 1 g5ai 90; rnepberfeH
4 sCal %; ossters, fuli weight, y y 10; D. l0i
? tiVAt weight I'D tffi = ID wv HWhitnt ~ p'fs
\ 100 y mRckere, } 10 va ~ pV tar.
dimes, american, % easei lnRerIcdi u ~
: ~ % ease; Strawberries, n iei blackgeuFr
s0; green gages iOi Eagle goadehged uask
$50.
soap 81 75@i f9per caee,
BaRginF ~ u Standard lilo; Hb nc,
Iles-- AfroM and Delta 81 t3
Pionr-ncet patents IS w per 100 ms, PAtgni
81 1slcr 10 Ds, lhird grade " PEI W. he
fsurth grade % yer 100 -. Corn meal fei
nnsbci one IlAg'iny Hnd gsila-ier III ~
Oatmeal rer hail Dol . d. C7ac.ei Nneal.-
Per y &C. Cfaekcff--A soda 70, Xxx Dcca US
cream tjc; ginger snaps slfi lemon creams rs
sundrlts--starch &C. CapGice, fuli DokeN l21ci
halves - quarters -. Slick candy Dalclc fancy
~ 10 $50 rope, y, basis DO cotton, iSc HefIlnE
Imported 81 rs per keK Ealsi1b, layer " "
cldor, crai.apple. lnc. MISSOURI. aec' Yinegal
Is 10 zoe. Concentrated I've A. ~ y oQ jag.
Einzed lie per Gitl. Crooks, glazed Xxx pel
{ Gal. Dried pSaehcs ~ 100 indlBp lof y
Biuniua 4le4tl % dpfen, tpicman,n n th.At,
n .saaf 10 A0xan. Macfatoni, llnNpFtod, ipf p
hmerldin 4aq bes bgekets. iwpl ,,.peis, Y y
! "a 81 d01en, DfillAnt plik| b4ie. tlpI hnPtN'
liti 4icy d., VA opere, nn pkulaut. Z. sitffly
B I y o,. d,,. + n datea N. bAfillg pFWafg tuih
! A43iei q Cart} 11ffk ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04
4what shan We DO with Our Dnash'erss''

This question is asked BY q weil-known
lady Lecturer. Vol, we can do a great
iiiss,r things with themi one thing, we
must ke good care OF their health ana
not let ms run down and become ~
( ieebled 7, the feminine ailmepfs'
{ which may DC 50 ned mp Ia efie vsiu,-
Z debilisy-we have soyereign remedy IN
4 browns Iron Bitters, ofich has done
mueh good. Miss Mary Nreenheld, Ga
4 latia, in. writes, ''Brown't Iron Bitlers
cured me OF nervousness, insgestion and
general poor health Letthe other
Young ladies take the hint.