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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Ljrbt, wholesome bread can always DC
made by using silver LNai baking pow
der according TO direction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

A,vra Goodwin has been on the slage
- than a wear. No actress has 9aln'u
l,', ,,,|h nr,ise In SO short time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

AfiANrA, tiA., reh TO- ilgi
DR. y llRtDTiFLn' boar sir fninr iilprn
years lgO examined tho rrclpp0i Fuphie Reg
ulAtnr, aud carefully studied authorities ~ re-
gard 10 iin rpmp0n0niH. and ihrn ins well ~
now pronounced u 60 ~ the most eclunill,
aud sLIilfWi combination ~ ne reait reliable
remedial snkriabiN agUufs known ip Hcirnfct 90
net direVily ian che womb aud uterine OrRnns,
and he %, gAms And pafts eympRthisinR dteeliY
win these, nud, uMfpiefe providing q Epcc,an
ff0iffiH iuf all hspa4Ns 81 ihf womb Nnn Of the
adjacent ntpanr Hnd pHIts, iGurr ffuly,
JESSIE bOl.iNg, ~ -, u. y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
SIS.


ntton Thieves
II was reported to Sheriff Maddox yes
ariay evening that two bales of cotton
iere stolen from the Keller Gin Sunday
light or Monday morning. The bales
ZERO marked II. M.179 and j. H. li2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

k1ld rs 40 druggists send Tor or iTrallAH
on tho iIoaiih and liappinehs oi MOiunn.
mailed ftnr, Nhiah slfes an particulars,
Tiip BnApPihiD nrarLAfoH Cp-
iioy ~ Atlanta, ca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Myra Goodwin comes oi an intellectual
faulty n attended by her maid nnd pro
lccicd ON her tour by her brolherln.law
Mr. Richards
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
TAYLOR 4 BARR.

and Gruo
Barr andy
stock bargains
ouof ordering viii please Number
about the top
lgoodsno sis actoryca he ctunmeda
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
FIIossIa SIS,
wiaInyesusa,e.

wiaInyestisn,e.
ped wv ri Sland jury, which u now in ses-
N ys1 NJ Ivy probably Investigate the mysleri-
aaerot the negro hoy. Frank, whose
~ r - Nere found some lime since III
ny ~ 1AArc OF Mr Charley Coppiuser.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
SIS.
lsy Mnntit Lnrger.

hey want 1t Larger.
a petition was in circulation yesterday
|ening, addressed TO the mayor and the
feet and alley committee, asking Tor the
EDITION to the st. Louis committee OF
|essrs Sam Seaton, y. W. lIumpilrles,
hward W. Peak, T.. M, Wells and VIM
APps. 1t received the signatures OF n
fniber OF leading business men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
SIS.

Al his home near Blue Mound in this
Ennty, Henry Beckwith, aged hity-thrce
Ears Typhoid fever caused his death.
| was well thought of in the communi-
and his family have the sympathy of
|elrucighborS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

lot " u assOTled eolored bfocndes AZ ., lNl
NJ " plaid spltings $, lOa m lgAr
= 81" eolofcd plain wool hllcd At,
pacas, medium and hcaVy .wcights 10 10 ilc
"a ~ Is assorted cpiofed wool nilcd hrocados
medium and heavy weights, 10, Is and zoe
" 80 Is India plaid cnshmcrcs, 10 20 $50.
4 "a Is Armure cleth~ NV shades, ~ To esc
~ IL combination sNitings, plaid aud hg
ured, % 10 40t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
CAUTION.

40 The country is flooded with quaok
noairums containing IRON and other In
furious ingredients, which claim to cure
eyerylhlng--oy Fomaio Complaints.
@sa~~~s-H--s~~-~-a~.~-s-.s~~~~---.a~a-
We say TO YOU, II you value your life,
Beware OF all such
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

isis, ? "a NV jpmalIc cocglnO 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Matinee % saturday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
BLACK GOODS,
he HOSIERY ,HANDKERCHlEFS,C L OWES. CORSETS

tadiDs' White MUrino Vests aud Drawers, heavy
MUirht, hnc, lan ytnd Lea zach
ladies White Wool Yeats aud Drawers, loo ana
t,aA rNrh,
MEN,. Medium, Wcpst white Mcrmo shiris, Soc
carh,
Mons Nmtr Merlgn shirts and nrpwcr, heavy
dnc. 5Au aud luueafh,
Mcuie shetland tsrAy shirts aud nNWcrr, CSC
each
Mems scarlet III Wom shirts and Drawers
imedtcatcdl, Leo, t.2a, 100 aud upwards.
Mou's camel llalr shitts and nrawers aop each,
Ladies' Misses and ChiIdren's
HandkerchlefS.
4 hemtutchcu, whpp. Uaoh 90 21H
Is Colurrd border, Co ,s'c.
AS AN linen, 20 TO 'io,
h,S and Inch, an linen, ~ to aOc,
hN aud inch. printed, VOC ~ ull,
as an linen, oOlorcd Cmhtuidrrpd
6Oc 10 Zoe
scollopcd, M linen, white sic 10 500
as rolurpd 2Ac 60 300
as ladies Cambria, hemmud White, 10 10 2Nc,
as solid mourning, 2UtO fsu
As iNncy mourning, 25r "a iA0
AN hVMstilohvu, tmhinidofrd mouth
ing, ;asc 10 so
o IS iAdlva omhrAidurcd Hcollupcd. mourning,
hnr 10 800.
81 iadlc. rnuch sheer linen, mourning, SOC
ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

l.idiCs striped hose, lct doG ~ IN l,N
Ladies' solid colurCd hose, per doE, i.tW 10 800,
Ladies' plain white hose, per dor. i1c tulsa,
ladies' black. blue, cardinal AMI brown extra
value per pair ~ to tNc.
Ladies' solid colprcd Heccod hose, ~ to 3ac
Ladies' English cotton spllcCd feet Anc tu LOO.
Ladies' black and rolorcd sllk hose, loo tu go
Ladies' extra size. solid coiors, aoc TO l,M
i.adtea' plain and ribbed wool hose, % 10 ttc,
Ladies' lpgilsh cashmere, black und sold col
ors, Ia to loo
Ladies' fancy cashmere 100 10 2OO.
Misses Morino hose. stripcs 10 10 BE,
Misses Merin0 hose, solid Cplou, s Atu eic
Childrcns rrunch ribbed cotton hose, o % :. sec
ln lOd.
Chillrcu'. extra cotton hose. an colors. 60 s,
IS 10 7ac,
Chlldrcn's SIN hose, black aud colored los,
l.J0toeUd
Infants Mcrluo stripe, to u lntu Doc.
nfants Moripo. solid colors, I 20 NJ 10 90 Gle,
Infants cnslmUrc hose, all colors, q to 2. 20 TO
Zoe
Infant. cashmcro "a nose all cnlors I to IS, u
To 5ie.
UNDERWEAR,
l.adics' White Mwpo Vert. aud Dawes me
dlum weight boz zach
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19

Many Of our merchants are com.
planning, says an exchange newspa-
per and the same is applicable in
Brockway CT of the almost inn ossibil-
ity of collecting bills against farmers
and others, who, although perfectly
good as far as the ultimate result is
concerned, seem to be unwilling or
unable to meet their obligations. 1t
is only too true that many of our
farmers, through the failure of their
crops in 1928, and the low prices
that have prevailed for many kinds
of farm produce during the past year,
were placed in circumstances that
did not allow them to keep up expen.
ses. 1t is not against this class that
the complaint is chiefly made, but
against those who might, with a lit
tie extra effort, satisfy the claims
against them. They should remem-
Der that the merchant credit is his
capital, and when this fails his bust.
ness life is short, and if by reason of
his inability to collect his accounts,
this credit is lost, then the response
bility of his failure lies directly at
the door of those who have had the
benefit of being accommodated by
him. The farmer and merchant in
country towns bear common inter-
est to each other, each being more
or less dependent upon the other for
his success, and unity OF purpose
should prevail between them. If all
would make an effort to meet their
accounts there can be no doubt that
much of the present business deprt IS.
ion would be done away with and
better and saferfeeling for the bust
ness of the future would follow.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
FEBRUARY il, 1885
The Best and Cheapest Dairy Paper.

Every we pc ted Dairyman ha.
hea,d of The j, tftrson County Union,
published at Fort Atkinson. Wis, the
reading Dairy paper Of the Northwest,
edited aud owned by w. ID. Hoard,
who for a number Of years has filled
the position of President Of the North
western Dairyman's Association. For
the sake of placing sound dairy read
ing within the reach Of all. Mr.. Hoard
has commenced the publication Of u
compact Edition Of all Dairy. Market.
and agricultural matter contained III
The Union. which will be issued
Weekly under the name Of "Hoard's
Dairyman." This paper will be issued
for a time in a six column folio form,
and is truly a very valuable cumpen-
dunn Of Diary knowledge. The
Dairyman will contain each week the
finest and most extensive Dairy mark
ct report from ali important markets.
besides letter from EDgin. the great
Butter market Of the Northwest. In
addition will be given letters from the
most practical dairy men OF the
Country, on all that pertains to first
class dairy farming. breeding dairy
stock. &c. Reports in summary Of
the leading Dairy Conventions. Will be
published. Each number contains q
record Of the sales OF butter by the
leading dairymen around FoIt Atkln-
Oil, and elsewhere This is IL valuable
feature. Every farmer who keeps "A
half dozen cows ought to read "iIoards
Dairyman. IL Will pay him humid
red fold on the investment. We Will
send the Dairyman with the ExPosIT-
OF for one year for Sl.50. Call and
ste sample COPIES.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
Peck Pickings.

Mrs. yancamp will give grand
ball at her hotel in this place on
Wednesday evening, Feb. 30, in
commemoration OF Washipgton's
birthday. a good time is expected.
Mrs. A. T.. Leonhard has been
visiting friends at Ridgewsy for the
past week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Savell visited friends
at BrocLway Centre last week.
Jas Benedict and wife were called
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bene-
diets father, Mr.. Sharp of Fremont,
last week.
Peter Collins buried his youngest
child on Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Redford is very sick at
present.
Miss Lean Allen IL visiting friends
in Sandusky at present.
The photograph artists leave town
this week. TYRo.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
POSTPONED.
DAIRYMEN's Asso.
CATION.

NORTHWESTERN DAIRYMEN's Asso.
CATION.
Through a misunderstanding, the
Nineteenth Annual Convention Of he
Northwestern Ddirymen's AssocIat on
was appointed To he held at Algo. Q,
Iowa, Feb. 18th to Goth. In conse-
qurnce of the Animal Convent ion of
the Iowa A ssOciatiOu occurring on tie
same dates at strawberry Point. lows,
the Executive Committee of the North
weytern Association have decided to
postpone the convention to March 10,
IL. IL and -. at Algona, Iowa The
meetings of this association for The last
three years have been the largest ever
held III The United States 10y any sini-
lar organization. The value OF such
meetings in establishing correct ideas.
III promoting valuable knowledge, la
stimulating thought and enchanting
the profit Of dairyman, are incalcuable.
Every farmer who keeps cows fol
profit, should make AL effort to attend
This convention. The representative
dairymen of the Northwest Will be-
present Tile citizens Of Algona will
see that full accommodation Is accord
ed TO all.
Algona is on the Northern Iowa Div
OF this &. q ". w. X. r., anl on the
Iowa aud Dakota Div, OF the Z. NJ.
& st. L. Il. Il. Both roads will return
all members for one.hIth fare. Full
Information may be had by addressing
w. ID. HOARD, Pres.,
X. =. MCGLINcy, Sec, 1t. Atkinson,
Elgin. Ill. Wis.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19

ONg for working people. Send 10 cents post
HE'LL age. and we will mail you free, royal,
"sh valuable sample box OF goods that wiz
put YOU In the way of making more money IN q
few days than you ever thought possible ~ any
business Capital not required. You can i've at
home ana work In spare time only. or all the
time All OF both sexes, OF all ages. grandly sue
ce.sful so cents to - easily earned every even
ing That all who want work may test he busi-
ness. we make this unparalleled ofler; TO All VINO
are not we'll satisfied we will send 81 to nay Tor
the trouble OF writingus. Full particulars dlrec
tions. etc. sent free, Immense pay absolutely
sure for all who start vt once. Don't delay
Address SrISsuN AND Co., Portland. Maine.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
Good Advice.

A Canadian grand jury in making a
presentment recently, regretted the
occurrence of so many cases of for.
gerry and breach of trust, in which
nearly all the prisoners were youths,
arising largely from loose and extrav-
agant habits. 1t urged parents,
guardians and employers to pay
greater attention TO those under their
employment, to see that their habits
and expenditures were not such as o
tempt them to commit crime. This
is good advice and might be adopted
with profit by many Americans.
When a young man wears better
clothes than does his employer, at
tends the theatre with his best girl
in q hack, takes in balls, smokes good
cigars and tlourishes other such ex.
travagances, and all on n meagre
salary, it's time Tor somebody to look
out. Yea, three or four somebodiss
the young man, his employer, his
creditors and his parents. l am
sorry to say that / number several
of such young men among my ac-
quaintances. And while they are
jolly good fellows, yet l tremble for
them. They are carrying too heavy
sail and must either take in or suffer
the natural consequence. A young
man who lives beyond his means will
cause some one to make up the deficit.
either his creditors, employer or
parents. The latter, yes, all three
should keep a watchful eye on such
young men for their mutual good
Iowa in Pt. Huron Tribune.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19

to Michigan, where il already has go many so b.
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
Uncle Sam Heard From Again.
STOCKPORT, FEB. 9th. 1885

STOCKPORT, Fen. 9th, 1855.
i am well, hope you are the same.
Have been very sick since leaving
home, SO l had to lay over a few
days before gong south. Mr.. A. j.
Holmes, of Brockway Centre, has
written letter to the M. f. preacher
at Chester Hill, OHIO, stating that l
am unworthy of the respect of the
and also that l called him
a liar and a fool. | need not state
whether he is or not. Poor man,
God pity him is my prayer.
s. G. BELTS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19

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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
Rucklau,s Arnlca SalNe.

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sores. ulcers, salt rhenn. fever sores, t,tier,
chspped hands, chilblaius, curns, and all
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10 poy required. 1t il guaranteed TO give
terfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price IS oepts per box. For sale by w. n.
Mckeuns
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
HOLSTEIN CATTLE

Over thirty yearly records made by COWS
in this herd, which averaged l4,2l2 lbs 8 ~
year, ut nm average age "f ~ years. Ia 1881
our entire herd Of mstnre cnws averaged IA {.
l64 10, Is w. lu 1882 cur entire herd OF
eight Swear olds averaged 1855 lbs o OF.
On April let, 1854, TEN cows in this herd
bad made records from I4,00s 10 $4,000 TBS
~sch, the average being 10, sos lbs 6 $40 or.
We MIXED tbr"ugh the year ending June
last. five mature cows. the entire lot averaging
Il, 62i fts 2.5 oz. Not one If these records
has ever bern .quslied with an equal number
OF cows by s'y herd.
BUTTER RECORDS.
Nine cows averaged IL b. 81 CT per week.
Eight heifert 8 v.nrs old averaged Is bs u
~ per week. Eleven heifers 2 years old and
Younger averaged 10 tbs s OF per week. The
above records are n sufficient guarantee of
superiority. This IL the class OF cattle with
which 10 found herd.
SMITHS & POWELL,
Lakeside Stock Farm. SYRACUSE. N. Y.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
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MARCH BLIZZARD

The United States Government C.asus
Vnlrms, just published. speaks Of the "RE
MARK ABLE SUCCESS Surnd,nR our
"UNlQUE AND UNTiRING EFFORTS I"
in pusniug the Amer can Agricui'urlsr. il
b-gan the current year with la'grr sub
scrption list than at any corresponding per.
ioa in twelve yearp. The able CORPS OF edit
ors who have made the American Arricuilur.
ist q welcome visitor to hundreds OF thous.
ands If readers for quarter ot century, sr'
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Journal, il possible, more interesting and
valuable than ever. Aud you may rightly
conclude that 1t
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
LITERARY LEAVES.

Dallou's Monthly Magazine foI
March is issued and Is fully up to its
usual excellent standard. There is d
capital illustrated article on Africa,
showing the celebrated Niclora Falls
Tie mont wonderful III the world. Then
comes Mr. VIM. ii. Thomes's story,
"Lewey and or, Sailor Boys Wand.
erings," fully lis interesting as the
AUTHORS "Belle of Australia" and
ION Land and Sea-" two OF the most
| popular books published within the
last ten years. In The third part Of
"Lewey and l." the scene OF which is
laid III san Diego, In the year lS4o,
during the early stages OF the Mexican
Var, The two adventures made their
escape from the calaboZo, aud turn the
tables on The Mexican. Sanchos, VINO
| takes his place In the boys cell. There
is very funny account Of banquet
given 10y Scotch Jack. during which
he dues all the taking and drinking,
to the intense disgust OF his coEipan-
ions; and at last they rise up Ill lheiI
might, and, pitching Jack out Of the
building, finish the punch aud ZOO q III
a hurry. We understand the author,
Mr.. Themes, intends To visit the scenes
of his early adventures III California
some time IN April, aud the trip will
Ue of rare interest TO him, We should
suppose. "Lewey and /" promises
wen. The other matter III Bdllou'o /,
good, aud Includes stories, poems,
AIN usihg matter etc. Only Sl.5O Fer
year. OF IS cents single copy. address,
Tnumes ~ Talbot, % Hawley ST.,
BUstou. Mass.
One or the handsomest and most
unique and original ideas III chromo-
ilLhngraphy is The Columbia Naienline
just ISSUED by The Pope Manufacturing
Co., of Boston. Mass. The design,
which is III twelve cOlors and mounted
upon a panel, is a genuine work Of art.
The picture IRON painting by Cope
lant, OF Boston IL al tistlcaily divided
into three scenic SECTIONS; the first, d
view Of early sunrise, with hne Amos
pneiic effect, represents the wheel.
Indn's morning ride; the center scene.
appropriately framed by tile tire ot AZ
EXpvTL bicycle. Is u slriklngiy heautl-
ful view Of picturesque COUNTRY. a
lady riding upon trlcy Gle accUinpanI-
ell ny mounted DlcycilSt, CROSSING
rustic bridge in the foreground; The
last SCENE Is a wheel by moonlight, the
blight rays Of the hub-lights cutting
Lhs senil.darknesS. Upon The back vi
The pdsel the following descriptive
poem is tasteiully printed:-
FEBRUARY IL. 1855.
picture OF the early dawn,
When ~ hasten DER the lea,
With boon companion OF the morn,
j counsel hope, but think Of thee.
A picture of the laughing noon,
When DER The rustic bridge l ride
And dure Interpret frcndshps rune,
For thou alone art by my side.
picture when the day has fled,
Aud with IL ali my fears are gone,
And troops Of stars by Astrea led
Are marshalled in the heavenly zone.
The story: morn and noon and night
Bear Witness to my love aud thine.
The moral: they who choose Alright
Shall ard and nriZs I'M