davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Der 9eatf6e GorreGponeent.
Stmrm ,tns sebensperl,,if

u oftelb, 0afOtu, 27. Sunni. = Die
btell9e 0egeno ipurbe beute bon einem fur6tz
barren Stnrme beimgeiuft. 9a8 5aus zines
Wannes, gfamens 6aolep, ipuroe nieoer ee=
mebt un0 Sefen Satin auf Der Stelle aet6bz
tet, pdhrenb Saoleb's Sobn, Sduiegertudyz
ter uub Sipei @nfel i6ltmn1 perlebt tpur6en.
Ser Sturm ri6tete inter Ben Saaten QroBe
Herniiifuuuen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Gin 4amEfcr feifaefahrett.

BrOOi6ence, q. g., 28. SUM-. - Der
9umpfer pgRaFa6uietts" fubr nm "A llbr
beute iriib tpdbrenO zines bid)ten gebelS bel
niebriser gbbe auf unO uurOe erf I'M t8
nhr tuieber aott. Die Bafagiere rparen In
suii6eu bon emem aneersn 0ampler bierber
sebrn6t tpOroeu. 0as eritsre 6abr;eug
i6eiut unr rpeuie beihGeigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Ser itmter9atta Scr nSfalta.

Qima, Yeru, 81. Suui.-0ie lleberleben.
ben bon oem an Der Siite bes itiGen Oteeres
unterge9an9enen 9nmpfer uStalia" befan=
ben fi6 40 Stunben in ofenen 8ooten aui
Der Gee, ebe fie BON 6iiderbooten aufgenont.
men peroen fOnnten. gtnes Der nit YaiIa.
9teren gefiillten Soote tpuroe BON oem gSir=
bel beS iinteuoen Sdiffes nit in Die Siefe
hinab aesoaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Die central : amertfaniid)en Tits
fft1eft.

Qa2iberbao, 27. Suni.-9ette gfadbt
gin9en bier 1890 9ticarasuaner III Sdiffe
mad Der 6eimatb ab. Sn Der Sdlladlt BON
SantO Domingo idlugen fif 500 9ficara.
suaner bur6 5000 0ieneubeS =Sruppen him
6urd, weld)e fie UollftdnOi9 eingei6lOiieH
batten. Der Sanpi bauerte 80 Stunoen:
Die giicara9uaner uerloreu 800 Ofann an
Sobten uno Serpunbeteu, Der 8eit BON 200
Mann fam aber i'll gutter SrOunns in Ga
11,,,o,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
TIR6tlinae aus Gprea .

Can Sran5isc 81. SUM. - Yrin,
Yat pong pip, Neffe oes SOnigs bon Gorea,
Yrtns Cob Sruan9 Yom uno Sberit Sob
Sai Ybil trafen titr5li6 in unierer StaOt ais
Slii6tliuge BON Gorea ein. Die NlIfltlinae
9eb0ren Der fortidrittltd)en Bartei an uno
planen llmfturSbetpesun9en, tuel6e Ser qez
senpdrttsen Sesierun9 bon @Orea tuenig BE-
basen. Brin5 Baf SoHs 6iu mar i'm Sabre
1882 coreaniider @eianoter an Sapan un6
lernte bort europdtid)e &erbdltntIe uuo
Sbeen fennen, pelde i'm iiber ben Barba.
rismns ieines SaterlanbeS auItlGrten; Yrtn,
Cob 9ipang Yom mar Setretdr bieier Sc
ian6ti9aft; Sberit Cob Sal Bbil bat auf Dem
WiiIitdrinffitut 81 SOtiO feline Gusbilbuns err
balten. gSie eS beiBt, befin6en iidl Die
6lii4tlin9e finan5ieQ in bstrdngter Sage.
SIM toi'gen Stiib9sn fib' id bier in g8ol.
fen &au9tabaf's. Serielbe idnedt portreff-
lih mir, ba er bon @ail & Gr; er bat
arom, baB i'd mid uidt i'm 5aus 5u iadmeu
braude, tpenn i'd, auf ben @euub erpid5t,
fiets rau6e, raude, raufeo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
spdtrffe sniifSnnd1rid,ter-

Snl0no.
Bottom, 2S. Suni. 49, &ngetommen: DampIer
rGepbalonu" Uon ttUerpool.
Auslou6.
Gueenst sto 10 n, %. Suui.-9er BON Renzglorf
roh siUsr7ooI bei.lmmte Dampfey aaorialtc@ laGate
beuie bier an.
geUsgOJt mad 9amburs 6efimmte Dampier aRus
QiQ bier an. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Gin RihiItft hi,,nrri6tet.

CLARION, 81. SUM-. - 9iiFanstp, Der
ghbiliit, pelder bel ieiuer Serbaftun9 I'm
Wtai oteieS Sabres eiuen 8oli5ei 9nipettor
erl9oB, III gum 2OSe nerurtbeilt rporoeH.
BeterSburg, %. SUM. - 2tiilanstp,
Der yhbiltIt, tpuroe beute 9ebGngt. @s erz
ei9neten f4 feline llnruben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29

YariS %. Stunt. - oeuri &omefort be-
bauptet, er babe suoerIdiiqe gtaGutt, oab
Slioier Tum, Der fran;6fi6e SourHalif, Der
lGn9ere 3eit i'm Eager oes Vaboi oerbra6te,
furj mad ieiner Abretle BON 0ebbeb mad
&airo oOn 9lrabern ermOrSet murSe, Die pom
Sberiten SfmiOt, einem in egpptii9eu
9teniten ftebenOenSfiijier, geOungeu porOen
maren, I'M gcpiiie bon Yaiu ans Sburmm
gebrad)te 9ofumente Su erlangen.
u2e Semp8" auBert Die 9lniid)t, baB Ii9
Yain ais gefanacuer IN SdnOen Der Gugs
ldnoer beiano, ais er ge.0Otet murOe 9iohe=
iort Ueraultnltet cine Sbeaterz zSorItellm9
;um Seiten Der Samilie YainS.
2er eiufitano TT SHIdlaar.
Petersburg, 27. Suui. - gtadridJtcu
bon Sai6fenN meloen, baB Die 6ebeaeu i'm
fineiii6en Surlefan 9egeu Die 6neTi6e
Seuid)aft I'M g8adien iei. Die glrbeitersges
U0lIerlng BON Saihgar 1T I'M gluftanoe; bic
Suiurgenten haben ale tinefiden 8eunltel
uno eingeborcneu 9lufeber 9ft0Otet unO leOe
&erbnoung mt Oem Snnern Gbina'S ser
fr0rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Gnropaifdle SabeLbert6te.
&aiier sSiLheIm's s 8effnper.

Serlin, %. Suni.-9te 9eiuuObeit Scs
Saiiers SSilbslm 1T iaf gGuilif mieOer ber.
9eiielt, anein Die Shmdde III ieinen Setnen
nerhiHbert ibn am oielen Gebeu. @r ma6t
td9lif 5pei Spajieriabrten Don ie elmer
Stunoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
s.. SiB's tonifGer &rattters HnS
Gobfefts gfifferer.

Elm iiheres SeilmitteI bel QpSpepfie, geber.
nno SlaieuIeiben, idpadem Uiaaen un6
Appetitlofgleit. Dtan prObire cine 6laibe
unO iiber5euge fa bon ieiuer g8irtiamteit.
Depot glr. 134I, 9 SaratogusStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
StnmIcn entt1msht

Yonbon, p. Suni. -9enrg ~. Staus
len niro ettua Gnbe Suli nah oem Congo
lanoe 9eben. Dian iagt, er iOl lebr enttGuiht
lein, neil eriu gi.3!aao fir ieine giienbabns,
Ser9merfS= uno 5auoelsprOiefte 5ur @nts
midlung beS freien @On9oitaate5 feline fiHans
jielle llnteritiitung fanO. Die III Dem 3uede
9e9riinbete @Ompugnie iOll fNrt uuf Der Sippe
ftehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
GeIbffm nr0 efnes MeiifLih1et.

9nnter's YoiRt, US, 27. SUM. -
9r. SpSnep 3. Ruiiel, BaftOr Der 8resbg.
terianersSirfe in &Oob 6aoen, beging beute
Selbftmorb, inoem er fi6 nit einem Raiirs
meier ben pals burdi9nitt. 9uS glotiO
fir bic Shat III uubefannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29

ld)otte BON Soel @utmauu & S omS,,
ylr. 30, S2, 81 uno SO, ROrb GutamItrabe,
~ jur3ett Der bolbi1brli6e 9i5conto. Berfaui
I'M Gange. Sn jeoem 9epartement bes ums
tan9ret9sn 9toblifementS fiu6eu 0ameu bel
Smtaulen 5 bis IS YrOsent ipe,ieQen Rabatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29

Cine pabre 8Obltbat fiub Or. ausuii So
ni9's n9amburser Stopien" fir bic IeioenOe
gieuihheit. Sd bnlte fe ftets Uorrdtbis.
Gle finb uuiibertreffii9 bsi Seritopfuug uHo
3ur Slntreinisuus. = 5riebrid Griiuer, gtr.
1lS7, galnItfr., Rsa0iHa, Yenni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
. ie Snnt

nlro mad annenoung bes Sariaparlian ndbr,uS
lhnnr5c 6Ieden un6 0Outausitldge ueroen beeitiat,
Seulen une 9eihDiire beilen ihucu. Berionen,
mtlhe ON StropbeH, on Augenz, Nun6=, Sbfens,
SelHz, pals uHo 0raienausihldqen lei6en, nelbe
entWtoet aus un9ebellten SranfbeteH ooer burt oen
9eUraud ooH Guediber entitaHoen itno, tonnen
rd ou1 9elluna ncrlaiieH, rUcHH oas SurlapartHan
9tnu9eHo lan9t on9efDanot plr6, nm ieiuen Sinorud
0ul otn SrQNnSmuS MAIDEN Az F0nnen.
Glue ,ylQidle non hiPIfr1 putkS ,ssr g ,;f,rs,,,t
olS leee" anotre NellmlttcI Is miro IheeOHelmeiie
ehAtnommen, mubreno man bei uuSereu gryueien
lHnlz us leu9mal 10 olel nebmen mug. Sei ApOs
t1CtcIn 81 habgU, 8rtIa 81 90 Ole 9SIoi5be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
gics ,,gRahrnmb TaIid."

UlOn itide cine Sreimarte an Or. gGOwab d
60, gr, 80, g8arrCns Str., NeUzgors.
~ Inn man rDiro gIustunit erbalten, Die Tduienoe
Uertb 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Wcruniid,te tcIeeropbiid,e 9epeId,eu.

0f.4 - 9o,.<SJps.,.s-
gerQcEt nidt, RaoDQuS Bu ucrlangen, un0 Hbers
Seu9t SUD, oaB Oer Jtame rJtaomop" 0ui Dem itebt
mas Shr fault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
M M M
VI q aria
tn t9ren ncrIdieSrnen Eormtn.
blsI9es unO taltcs 1Sie6er
0eI1eiIt.

Hnoman,e Nea0b NcIief IN elm 0eiImittpT 40,
9ei srtei Sd1meren, 3abnidmer,en. Snsijbrg5TT "
teA' IIltpeh' tenoeniueb, RerUenmeb, Serituubin.
gen, Suetlhun9en, 9fiteuz, Sruf ODER GyiieSsrs
Vie anUsnouua Oes RcaSS Belief ouf ssp y5sir
ooer 9le G9ele no Der SdmerJ oOer Oas geiSen ifbt
9spdbrt ioiort tinoerung uno Grleidteruno. ~"
gs mar Gas eflteun0 TT OaS einJigs sdlmer,eus
1cilmitteI, lueltes aui Der Stels 0ie 1u5le1S"T
Stmer5sn nut, Sut5unOun9 liu6ert uno Sem 8Iai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Yrcis 80 Geuts Oie SSlaIde.
Or. SaOwag'e
Sarlapariuialt &eIolUent, ,

Sur oriIun9 auer dlronhenSrantbeitsn, SfropbsIu
Shmn6ludlt, SrnienIeiben, @elhniire, djrpfiz
lteu Jtbeumatismus, @rpiipelas, yfiereus, gla,
lenz uno EebeTleioen, Dpspepne, Sranfbeiten Der
uHo bringt @ciunobeit unS Strait iurilf'
an ID AG..nkgs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29

goule aun bon Npparaten uno Banbusen jdr aIe
Grten BeruntaIunsen II. WiBbilounsen bes menihs
Iihen aorpers. 9ansidbrise prattifhe @rfabrunsen,
psIte mir uns in europa, pte aud In bieiem eanbe
ernorben, iinb Sfueiiesobne Die urahen unieres 9es
ttdits<grjolses. Das leibenbe Pubitum, fueIdes
nod por elmer fursen Spanne 3eit feline BebirniFe
I'm fernen Sfen 6efrisbsen muste, fnbet nunmebr
In Baltimore nibt nur einen lieferungsfdbi9en ga,
nabnter Artifel. Die SS. Nerste, iopie aud in's
Beionbere bas leibenbe Publifum moten mir aui uns
yert anatomiiG correft eeforutten 8ruf bdnt
Br1den Sebafete iesIihsn alters unb 9sidIed1s
coniultirten Srn. gBiams unb plrben nit enem dll,
serft prespIrbisen, bauerbafen, bic seiben ersids
ternben Sruhbanbe nerieben.
rnier Eamen Eepartentent, bon competenter
tueibliher Sebienune seeite entbdIt Elm pondnbises
2aaer pom unterIeibSbtnoen, Sprtseu, Wa6s
Mn;,4 aaaes fan;stimes Saemsds en-. aaaea IN
eos bsbeutenbfe ihblih Don Rep>gort. (iSebr1, ,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
SarGdpariTidn 0,pCcrrrni

melhes aus Stofien non ouBer0r6cntliber NfilfTof,
0eiithb lute Dies 5Ir 9Ien9ung, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uHo Nrolti9ung bes nieber0ebroheuen Forpers MOTH
nEnol9 NJ, 0ntt un6 9eIIt raid, ariinoIib unS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Gin GbrfniabeT far oen Gouoernrnr BON
Satutst.
GntIaiinno iiberaaiiiaer senats bea,nter.

Son Ser 3ubIliite oes GuaforS bes 8uuz
oesenat8 iOlen am @noe oieieS Mouats
t0lgenSe &n9eitellte geitriden meroen: 9rei
8oten nit le $144O, ;pet ,Sanitors" nit ie
5000 uno mebrere g(rbeiter nit ie $72O SAB.
re8etntommen. 0ieielben iino iait idmn1t=
lid 8epublitaner. gu oerielben 3eit merSen
Elm 9IlfssSbiirieber nit $500, ;pei Soten
NIT je $14O0 unb ein angeItellter oes 6al;.
9epartement8 entlaiien meroen. 3nei oIe=
Ter An9eitellten iinO 9emottaten, Ser brittle
TePublltancr, unb Die Yolitit 0e8 pierteu 1T
nft betannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Sas 6toiIotcmIt 6cIes.

@onareBmitglieO gt. 3. 6iQ ans ObiO
lou ettldrt babeu, uieIe 3emoitaten i'm @on-
9reiie opponirten Dem Gipiloienit9eieee, neil
ite Der Aniidlt ieien, baB OaS Solf 06S 9ied)t
babe, ale bier Sabre einen Our9greiienocn
2Sed)iel III Der Seietung Oer 4einler por;u=
nehmen. Gr, iOwie ulele ieiaer @ouegeu
murveo qe9en jeoe Serwllligung iIr Die 81
Mini Mt Is nf1rn1ij1io,, if;t,t,,,pr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Guslauo's nenes &abinet.
Die SituattOn mad SalisburD's
@ntSantritt.

@orbereitnneen fur ole gSabIeampaene. -
SGuBs0uner mnO 6retban0Ier. - Die
t5DptiidIe nuo Die afghaniid1e Srage. -
8rinSeiiin Seatricc's bepuritebemoe Sodl=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29

Die Vet4e 0e8 in Qima, Yern, geitorbenen
ameritani6en @eianoten Bhelp5 miro etn.
baliauirt unO unter glufii6t bes 2ieutenautS
Npe, gtartne Attafes Der @eiauoi9aft in
gln1a, mad 8albingtOn gebraft rper0en.
lSm @egeniat su bieier 0epeidle miro ans
yima 9emeloet, oaB geitcrn Worgeu Die 2etz
DE bes 9rn. BhelpS inter entipre1enoen
Seierlidt.iten beerbigt wuroe.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
Wat bead1te folgenoe Yretie
S. 9. @ tt nter,
Nene Nu;etsen.

8efdaftsfabrer fur Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in RbeinpreuBen.
ReiIeb's Grnennnn9.

Serltn, 81. Suni. - Sn elmer Goblen=
Sefe 81 9ubiueiler bel Saarbriden bat cine
@rubenga8 @rplOiiOn itattgeiuHOcr, brr4
meld)e Is Sergleute get60tet purbeu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
TEXAS IMPROVEMENTS.

A new church is being built at
Sherman by the cOlored people.
A large steam cotton gin is TO I've
erected st Moody In time to handle the
next crop
A colored teacher In the public
schools at Sherman has been fined for
ossaulting pupil.
A stock company with a capital OF
100000 will build bridge over the
Red river near Gainesville.
a stock company with $4,000 capt.
tai will at once open general com
mercial business at Decatur.
Sulphur Syringe has raised nearly
all of the $500 necessary % secure q
tee. hone exchange for itself
Il. A. LEONARD, a Sunset operator at
San Antonio, IL perfecting an inven-
ton that will materially lessen an op-
erator's work.
There is good prospect for the es.
Enlistment Of smelling works ut Ei
Paso to handle the ores from Chihua-
hua and Durango.
McGregOr, situated az 1t is, In good
wheat-prOducing section, is wisely TAX
ing steps to secure the erection OF q
iirst-class Touring mill at that point.
The organization Of the new fire de-
pArtment at Paris has been completed
aud bn appropriation made for the
purchase Of horses and harness for the
new hose cart.
a joint stock company, composed
mainly OF COTTON buyers, has been
formed at TYLER for the purpose OF
cree lug and operating II cotton conf
press at that point,
Two enterprislng citizens nf Texar-
kama, Joe Marx and viii Whitaker,
have agreed TO build railway from
that city 10 point on the Red river
near White Oak shoals. Ii Is thought
that this will cause the "Frl-cOn
ueople TO build road from Fort
Smith 30 that point through the coal
fields Of the territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
Pure Powder.

Since the frat package Of Silver
Loaf Baking found Its way to the
nome Of a consumer, 1t has grown In
popular favor with rapidity un.
known In the history OF any baking
powder yet offered the public. THAI
1t rose triumphant over every OF,
posing obstacle and took a position
side by side with the leading brands
NJ the market, evidences the meri,
claimed for 1t by the manufacturer
Why this unprecedented popularity
Of this new brand OF baking powder L
9 legitimate question, and the answer
Is found In the guarantee Of ], u,
Brown that every package Is chem.
lcally pure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
PARIS.
Lewis Meyers Nuptials - Prohibition
Petitions Coming in.

Petlu0nS coming IN,
special
PARIS, TEX, Feb. 49, Married, at
the residences of the brides mother,
Mrs w. II, Lewis, Miss Maude Lew Is
to Mr.. Charles Meyers Of Bennett.
Paris loses one Of its most engaging
young ladies by this happy marri-
age, and one who will he
missed more than any other
young lady Of our city, for il was Miss
Maud's genial voice that answerered
the many calls at the central telephone
oftiee aud who always had pleasant
answer to the many inquiries made Of
her, when patience WAS indeed q
virtue.
The hooking Nlub met in full force
at the home OF the bride and extended
them their congratulations, wishiL Q
them bon voyage
The temperance people of this city
have rented u hall on BOnhsm street.
Petitions are coming in every day
| averaging 1000 names, asking the leg
islature for the privilege of voting upon
constitutional amendment, and are
being forwarded to Austin.
The commissioners court voted n
road and bridge tax upon the county
last week at its regular session. Five
Important bridges are to be built al
once
Rev. Frank Evans from BAYOU Sara
La, will take charge of the Episcopal
church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
Texas Land and Live stOol

We have for sale at bedrock nricsa
large and desirable list OF Texss
properties, such az improved and
unimproyed grazing aud farmlnc
lands, Ia large orsmall bodies ranches
already equipped and stocked will
either cattle, horses or sheep, win
also deliver AZ any point in tue United
states any number OF class OF cattle
wsnted. All inquiries promptly
answered, '''
GRO. h. LOVING & Co.
Real Estste aud Live Stock RroRsrs
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
a PREVENTIVE
OF Typho- Mslarial Fever and Cure
for Rheumatism at Last
Discovarad


BY the firm Of Hughes Bros, manu-.
Iacturlng chemists OF Dallas, Texas
Ibis enterprising firm have for the
last nVe years been engaged I'm the
manufacture OF baking powders, wines.
cider, vinegar, etc. DR.. +. h Hughes
VINO presides over their laboratory.
has Tor the last forty years been en-.
gagged IN the study and practice OF
medicine and chemistry. They also
nave In their laboratory Prof Geo, G
calhoun, who has for many wears beer
a teacher Of chemistry, also MIR j
Price Warrick, agraduste OF chemistry
IN the University of Philadelpbis
ihese gentlemen in mnnufaeturinp
the various articles already mentioned
nave round It necessary to combat ex
cesslNe fermentsti0ns, whether whom.
acetous or alcoholic, which have ave,
$1,000 IN the way Of euccessrully man
ulacturlng wine, vinegar and alcohol
IN our Southern climate, The exneri'
hienta have resulted In the discuyerv
~ hn agent which completely obviatss
THIS difficulty. This agent IA the an.
tract OF the bark Of tree indigeno,1s
70 the state OF Texas. CARVING that
experiments still further Ihe9 haya
ascertained that this same ertrso,
~ completely controls the onlv re-.
manning, fermentation known Ia tbe
ars ana sciences, viz: Blood fer.
, men which 10 the cause of q.
VeIs as well as Of rheumatism. Thi.
Agent they have combined with III.
On tracts OF ginger and lemon, thereb,
IenHeIing 10 3 most efiicaclous az S,eil
~ delightful and palatable heve,ssa
az ~ Is not only one OF the beat tonics l..
rs eItels, but the use Of II effactualIv
prevents typho-mslarial fever. Attbs
siII le 'inie Il la sure cure for rheuma.
Ism ..-1 Dr. Hughes Extract of T. nnn
snu Singer Ia put up In cases ~ t~n
ao1en bottles, and can be fonnd a. MI "1
urs''cissa drug and grocery stores al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
Russia Plaza ming the Conquest or Cen.
trail Asia.

LONDON, Fob. l6--Some excitement
was created here to-day. especially In
commercial ana financial circles, by
the receipt Of dIS patches from Berlin
announcing Inst TIE Russian govern.
men, had ordered a.0O Krupp guns for
the purpose Of atreng theniug Is posi
ton IN Central Asia The guns are 10
he Of the largest pattern. They are
evidently intended for service ia
lortresses OF superior build, stimuli
taneoualy with the above rel OFT came
dispsiches from 81. Petersburg saying
port.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
Lands N NorthNpst rerns

Parties desiring to invest or locate In
Northwest Texas would do well 10 cnil
ON or write to I. Windsor Rohinsnn
successor to Collins& Howard, Wlchit,,
Falls, Tex. Rich and productive val.
ley and prairie lands can be had in
that section In tracts TO suit and al
very reasonable prices and ON essv
terms. Write to Robinson for partie1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17

~ Bosz negotlates acceptable loans
500 10 $4,000 or more, any length al
time, Can sell choice vendnrs' lien
notes Persons having moaey Ia either
large or small sums can n, axe seoure
ioana through Us. Fees ana expense
paid by borrowers. David Boa.s. coy.
ner Main and Fourth streets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
Nooa Rrenn.

a reliable baking powder 4 q house.
hold necessity, aud In the ma ke-pp az
silver Loaf combination hn,' beer
found by which the mOst ineA peri.
enoed housekeepeF IL on an e1uA ut.
with those who have made bread ma K.
ing study for yesra. When diree
lions arc followed In its use the result
10 always satisfactory, and no houee.
wife who uses Silver Loaf Baking
Powder ever has cause for ComDlaint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
Small Farna.

We have frequent inquiries tor small
FARMS IN Iarrsnt county, ranging in
SIZE from 40 to l6O acres. Parties de
string TO dispose of such property will
90 Wen To call and see US. Our ONLY
charge Is a commission Of five per cent
II wo effect sale.
Gso. 3. LIVING & Co.
Ranch, land and cattle brokers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
~ hi.

l.o age WIZ Widespread popularity OF silva,
't tSsI gshbR,ng powder Is due To- tb.
maj sntas ana purity OF the Ingredient
rsnss SSe' INTO lie composition. and
~ $500 sida ~. i,!hsemioal tests place II SIDE
m ~ b.u '', Win The most popular brand
,nS Sle market and show 1t the peeT .,
~ na powaeT YET offered the publlS'
s5,t tnntaLnuiActurer asks only 4 h4si
sbI5eg tSs r., e,,T,ssndsi aud q willing t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
Largs rArpel MIIls r snmlnr.

LOWELL. MASS, Feb, lG.-The back.
e0Sae Of tue strike OF the carpet com.
psHles' operatives Is broken, as 90 on,
OF 30 in the tagrain looms have r..
turned, and large proportion Of the
epoo'es' windeis aud twistefs have
also gene back Tue brussels weavs
err VOTED In executive session SAFE
es0ay, not 20 go back
out nine or ten we're at work
thls morning The mills have started
0n IN all departments To- give the
slrikera = chance 90 return The nlsn
given up. @'is y oo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
RaInWater Ra,n,

Hot cold and shower hath. -, n.
cents. Six elegant rooms AZ T. oniy -
Firs, s uaip Ss ahop, next TO corner Of
ana MI uH MAN nam streets. Also, Vano'
anu mediFated baths. Eight ehsir5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17

Former agents for Dyas & Cutter or
cutter q Co. Of Dallas, and others do.
string 70 see the celebrated Missonyi
steam Washer, will learnsomething 10
their advantage by addressIDg
Worth, St. Louis, Nc, who h nou
sole manufacturer and has exclusive
eontrol of the sale OF these maehInes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
1000

Bushels Of millet seed for sale by w.
+. Patterson, corner Sixth and Hous.
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOuNOE
w stuart Harrison RH a candidate for re-
election w the ofiice OF city secretary at the
ensuing April election,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
FOR Alderman.

WYE AHRAU rHORtIhD 70 ANNOUNCE
w hris HutlamHu iW o. can ~ ate Tor AL
d8rmnu rom he Fourth wtd ~ the ensuing
city election ApriiT, lN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
Vor uity peorstary.

WE AREAUTHoWzEuT no ANNOUNCE
w Henry H. sfly asa candidate Tor city
secretary Of Fort worth. hlontlon April 2,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17

WYE AKG REQUE8rEu no ANNuUNCE
w JAS W. BWANNE a. u Cnnui.
data fQf reelection 10 tho oftiCo ~ city attor-
neY, election April u 1875.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR city IronsnreI

yAJE ARE AUriiO lied TO AN.
w nounop John Nichols asa candidate
for re cleo ion 20 the ofiice NJ city treasurer
at tho ensuing election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN,
w nOunee ~! II. king "a "a candidate FOE
the oItee Of city marshal at the ensuing cleo
ton April 7. isl5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-17

NAYE AREAuru REED TO ANNOUN,E
w a g., Rivers ~ a candle date for The Of
Zoe nf city assessor md collector Election
April