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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

Ecr koR %. Perkins do. . 20. walker do a 10
bgr0e9 muN q ~, Norihwcslcsn. horse shn,t
nm = NO Z .Oc, NJ. q, 2do, No, O. ggO, No 4 Qlp.
~ , .,ci L7kr'n' No 4, Toe, No b ahc No
y, rs No. I, spr No, X, he; Auspblo, do M.
- ~ No y Pie. No. g. 2lc, No, T. 100. 10. n he
Al ryilrnt0nA -iraco ohsnR No.2, ppr patr.
9Vvt pluW hlaEleuo0s, Per dns., 2h, plpN
u"bhl0itcea, per dp6., b 90; slnrl, bells ID ppf
crhl gll door locks $3.50 o0i wood srrt H.
lv gnu ~ pes cent, OF h. T. enc door buit AZ
INV ~ por cnh, ohi rui ant tened tNcka 70
percent on cnHen mills, iup0r cent OF bIind
nNsnb, oV htti 10 pee cont OF cnlTinge bDltf
u9 ana Vtf cent uH poW bolts. % ppr ceia
WhN plrcv tn ware 10 per ueut on dozen
tblnrtl wf7r, be por cent on shallow
stamped WAtt, 80 Hor cont orr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
LiNo stneL nlnrlcl.

Erevcf--GsaiB- red PIE
Cow atgr.
Muttour-Cholcc 81 sNa2 ~
ilOge 4iG3r rcr w.
stock CGttle Tho prices In stool. cal 90 vary,
according 60 lorulity whore raised. We uuote
different localities a. follows
pnnhhndr-~t strictly hrat.cias ycuTaugb nor
head fl2 Qua lG 90, two scar Odds $40 UOa21ON,
cove AMI calves $40 90
Western leSna YcarnRs So 0O@i3 two.
year 0l1s 80 000l6 UG; COWS and cRiycs Sls 90
Central ToNas feUlngs 81 C0e,s 0Oi two
year olds so VOvll D, cows aud calves $40 O0d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

ota sslye in the world for cuts,
I sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
letter, chappcd hands, chilblains,
and al skin cruptions, and posi-
elfes piles or no pay required. IL
Ianteed TO give perfect satisfaction
.ey refunded. Price 20 cents per
scr sale by II. w. Williams x Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
AnlagonIstic 10 ninnopolies.

ToS, MASS, Nov. 2O.-At yester-
|asslon Of the national grange OF
Irons OF Husbandry GOV. ROBBIE OF
introduced the following resolu-
alch was adopted;
~, va! congress, under the provisions
Ieahllution which authorizes h to regu
lgtre between states. Is in duty bound
4 NAV and provide tor its enforcement
1 Y pfeak mp the monopOlle>. which are
'"Vle farmers In some sections of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

Twelve mopths' zip, light, mo ana medipn
~ t'el me iNa'y TO light llmtaai Aix, montha,
syn, me % mudium, lnNtcj tan, iine
lravv iall lisht li,u mudlnm
ihdSs Sos mint dr. lOib nud inward, pcyn,
WlhNl ~, illni DIS per H.lscs No. aligll
Wnt per u g9Ac hnlla and Healy damaged i,0r
% ot, call sktAe mtl hndlt da.Vged mar h4efdr,
Aie'n s1ltft sound por 10 ilg. butchers pfpga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

Ear iron 81 o. Norway Nc. 40. ~ sheet iron
Sc, No. n q sheet iron slr, galvanized slccf
20S2s roofing Tin Hieial, 1870 and 'i0Ns pat,
do I5dd 20, tinnef's wire 70 per cont OF, lin
ner's stock 40 per ceHt. on, cook stOYOs Win
ware ~ g0a1jOQ DO Htlh trimming u b0a50 10
Wood Work--WAgpn aNles s0ca1 ~; tongue
ecNl 90; piDglctFees 13 holsters 5Oc, fp0Ecg
754a %; felloes 55a2 10. aOublctroes 3 154l
%; neck Jokes 00a2 80, pillow behms 6Oa Csc /,
pillow handles 75a2 %.
Nails- Is teg, basis iod-~HuFdcn hofee shoe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Drngs nnlI nlndiclne..

Drugs-i'aTk, cinnamon per n l2c; Peruvian
600 50; b0raN l{c; blcarbonate Of soda, Eng
llsh, 5e; copperas s@lc; cinchintdia per Oz.
2202ec; CASTLE soap per n lOa I6c cream tartar
g. r. per n gate; chalk, lump, pcr n 2nSc
Included, GOAL 10 .chloTal hydrate per D. 100
Is; chiorOiOtm Der n, boitie included,
7aaeoci composition ppwdcr per n
sc; Doveri per a. 20, Eptom salts per
y, sale, 6um opinm, per b, - .5ds W, cum
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
r.,r,,nent Austin Physician Dis.
covered.

r-cp,inent Austin Physician Dis.
covered
| fobln
/. sir; You will remember that
H. 400 remarked to you that |
tum an uneasy, painful feeling
IA, Sac, caused by a congcsted
l,.soi he liver, which prevented
fdlng on horseback and en-
.olent exercises of any kind.
E'ssla me that you had suffered
:. sslar affection OF the liver, and
.s wurself by using certain
H., which you had discovered
4 YIN to tIy them. ] did so and
e IN Ilepatozonc contains no
4 e, and yet is signally efficient
4 ned'cme.
W. j. MATHEWS, MD.
j lpril il, 1883.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

NEw ORLEANS, IA, Nov. 20-Cottou.-spot
closed Grn
Low ordinary q 5.lGc; ordinary 3.lGC; good
ordinary Z 1916; low middlug ] lGc; mid
ding 10 Tic good middhng Hic; middlng fair
10 10 E; fair 10 ~ Ice.
SHlca ld4O bnles.
Futures opened steady, ruled dun closed
steady, . to points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

make i rule to favor all your
IN .As Wlth ten or fifteen drops OF
\ w hlt'erS you will keep free from
ulsesses aud have your digestive
" good order. But be sure you
genuine article, manufactured
4 pR' D. G. b. SEGEI,T & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

! &c.. fRopucS, rROvrsfoNs. rrc
NhW ohLtANs, Ia, NOT. 20 -Fionr .r.t.a
wy veal choice 81 80, fame, s. ,Dt cS,rs ,.,.
49, 10 Minnesota aud winieg wheat i'. .',py
oooin-)nh. weak and lower AZ fsst ne
! t9tnhieai-StCady at q po -
sii 49, 3pbi S primc $40 @aR ~ ehole,
Hog products-Firn,
POrk-Sqg 1t
iard-icuncd tlurccs So gi
hulk Meats Shoulders "A t,t. t.,.
and clear rib So l9t '-t' ""e t'pW
clear rih. 81 0U s '''''' ;" ali
10 3D. "a V'h N"eea' alN 100
Misunderstanding Western rcouacd 81 az
Tai0c. 0' ''iN'N'N 20 Nfime
alG Slss.e-pun' Louisiana ordinary d ,glne
,,,.,,, on seed 9, rroductQulet and weak
ptilnc ofudo sPeAir; summer yellow 3gs,r'r .
cake hud meal 2le.ltr -'''
r., eEes ,-,scnerally unchanged but some salsa
Molassrs-- firmcr hut not uuotably highc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
The weeks Failures.

loRh, Nov. 20. THE business
occurring throughout the country
~ Y iast week, as reported TO X. G..
tor number for the United
ssl@ Tor Canada, ss, as against 223
" ana lI9 the week before. The
ssfises principally in the Western
wy states, and in Canada.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
. lnI.e. N aat Noon barreIs. sg s5i roc.oL.

- lake, in aat hoop barrels. S2S 80; pockets
soda-BIcarbona In Lcgs a To Sc bicarh "a,
eases o'c, lump sal soda IN Kegs 2ta2tc,
grnrulatod snl soda l1 90 W drums b..
MolasseA--O Choice ouioiana 6ic 10 hsc tncw
Coicc-Rio ialr "a to lOc; prime iol 20 iIc:
cAri &c my tol2c, tagnyra l2lr Java 2Oci Gold
en- rio l2lc, Pea berry Y! 10 i3c.
Pickles-l gal. pals mixed plcklcs ON; glass
pmts lui glass quarts 1oi glass half gal. 3 o.;
glass l'gal. 4 ~ glass hex gal ~.
Wrapping paper.~ilnR and straw 81 "a zoe.
Suun--6nrrCtt- Coo. II - per cubt 3-Os. @ GC 3:
l-ol > ~ Eaiph's 6-Oz. 10 Il, Ul. 3 %, 5.oz.
90; dental G,Oz. 10 90; 90. 4 ~.
Canned ,oods-Pricce per dozen; rino ny.
plcf, standard, "A eai peaches, standard, hh,
o., 3 BE, 23d2d 80; eeconds . be, I Sl . ms,
70; tomatoes, standard va, COS seconds, :
bs. ~; bs, 25i green corn i0al 30; green
oylcrs, full weight, ~ Is; 10 > 10; ieht
2b qackorel, ] b aoeal ooi sar
caac; strawberries, , N 81; Dnckhprrics
70 green Cages ---i Eagle condemned milk
soap--S2 7jai cope case.
Bagglng--l n STANDARD lllc; Il n lie.
ries-ArrOw ana pettA 81 %,
Flonr-llost patents So 20 per 100 hB; pAtont
- 10 per 100 Ina, third grade 90 per 100 hs
fourth grado2 % per 100 r,s. COM monl Per
bushol SOC. llommy and erts--ror Dbl 4 Co.,
Oatmcal-Pcr halt bbl g. Cracked wheat
Per Il &c. raNkOrk-A soda &c, AXN coda Ole.
cream SIC; ginger shape 7lC lemon crDnmH 10
>undrius--starch &c. CaGdlc- full boNe- NC;
halves - quartCrg --. stick candy Od lOlc; fancy
l0to 100; rope, o basis, do cotton, he. Herring,
imported 81 % per kog EaisiuH, layer. So co.
Cider, crab apple, lOa; Missouri, SOC, Vinegar
10 20 25C. Concentrated lyc 81 n TO 4 co. Jugs,
glazed, lie per gEl Crooks, glazed, roc por
gal. Dried peaches TO l6s indigo 7ic %
lilueine 30cHfl % dozen. Culcmans mustard
"a a0ol 90 dozon, MNCCaroni Imported lhc u (;
American DOC hon. Buckets, two hoops, ~ 70
dozen well buckets ~ dozen; Btouns -
as IS dozen, Brilliant o{ls, bills. lie; Euplon
do. &c; do, b cases, 90: brilliant. . cases.
COS do. l-l4 cases. 9 "a. Baking powers, bulk
"a Hes % caur, . %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
bnryins the Rebel RieI.

\, IN a \ W. T., Nov. 20. The body
hlel was buried yesterday by
~ ,n s IN the vault underneath the
N. y immaculate Conception, and a
,,, Is, paced over the remains. The
was simple but impressive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Advice 10 Dy,,hers.

slnslow's Soothing Syrup should
p used for children teething. 1t
Vae child, softens the gums, al
PAN, cures wind collie, and is the
sAely for diarrhca. % cents Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

NIcats-sugar. cured hams tote: sugar cured
brcakiast bacon Dlci short clear baeon 7sci
short clear DRY salt 6ic.
Mac serel 10 o. kits, No. I e0c; No. .
soc; half. hbls No, I s. 90; No. 2 81 JOi dried
herrlngs per box lOc; cod nsh &c.
Iard-fierces lie, 80 % cans 10; % n cans
7ic. 10 n cans lie, 10 cans 7gci N cans &c,
Tea--lmperial 40aCnc: gunpOwder BOA 100.
sugar-fine powdered bbls, Slc, do half bills
&c cut loaf Nc granulnted standard 7ac, Louis
snA graduated nc; standard A &c, choice
iwhite. lie. Louisiana y. c. Gia7c.
Rine--Lopisiana 3la1c new.
sait-coarse, Ia bags, 81 aoal co. 1no IN bag
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
New York.

NEW YORK., NOV. 2g-Cotton-spot closed
steady.
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, SIC; low mid.
ding, 93.ldc, middllng, &c. good uiddliug,
l0c middlng fair, l0.c.
sales, II lg baler.
Futures closed iru. March I point higher
August point lower; others unchanged
YuN nt1.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
~uDUcE, rhoVIsIONs. 1--WE sT0CK,


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, nov. -Wheat-I.ov1r,
CASH 1l3c bid, 13lc asked December lie Id
'Asc asked May sole.
orn--lOwcr; cash SOC; Januprv 1fi MD
2bsc askcd May 2alc hid, sole asked
Oats--NOmlnal; 23c bid, PIC asked
LIVE 5rOCh
Live stock Indicator reports:
Caltle-Receipts 2}aG, shipments $3.50; about
steady; exporters 50 05G5 20; good to choice
shipping 81 I0db 90; fair 10 good 81 2jdI Nh;
stockcrs and feeders 50d3 IS: cow Ola3 a5 .
grass Texas steers 81 i0Q3 20.
Hogs-Hecelpts 1907 opened steady, closing
l0c lower; SIS 20G3 Co.
Sheep--Recelpts l6l shipments none: weak f;
fair To good 81 25d2 70; common tu medium
5002 90, scalawags 900 I5c each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

Z, ssnsnsir car load Of rcaas stcor. .cid y.
y re. SNPorseIs hrcught s. %, nj .trrrs =,
~ Nvo-, 20, including 30 Kentuck, .,c.r. ii, ~
DO iASp poundsai II 0o. - On" % ONO
Sneep Receipts POO. arm A ste,s, ,..,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

WhcHt-taoicc 40. ne; modltniS0@Gjc ;ln,.
Eraao hD@1Se ults 2l@25c. EIdcy g0035e
Eyc GIu. Curn--La 62adjG. nhelled dc.
Hoy i.0ose from the wagon Z 0lf57 80 per tps
ba,r hny F0all 10. Bran me for 100. Chops
" ~ pur l0J Corn mcni tine pOited per 80
tood 81 UO0i 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

@ursat Army of aIorais.
a ,a .sises all who have dyspepsia
se,ess.1 i ,, To al this immense army
n + mr. }. Blenover OF Tucker
I. ~, recommends Browns Iron
Il a 11ase he derived great benefit
n my gsfery respectable drug store
4 bc,,n fown's iron Bittcrs at q
Eve Wen wor:h It, too.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

u oue VIII remove all diseases in
s,.. g!snrdered state of the liver,
n. .1'oFe recommended in all liver
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Eulogy on Grnn,

Bb,,,., lass, Nov. %. Mr.. George
6st ssn delivered his eulogy on
,o..is' se .le Webster Historical so
=! a' The old South church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Liverpool.

Nv ERrooL, Noy. 20-Cotton - spot closed
firm, with fair demand.
ordinary -; good ordinary j,di low mid
ding 10 led, mlddlins upiands : l6d; mid
ding Orleans 5 7-iGd.
Total sales 10000; American, 500 ltrpori4.
1908; American, 1900
Futures closed quiet but steady, Generally
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 2o--Cottcs
closed stcadv. F''
Gross receipts, 1926 halus.
sales 1886 bales.
Exports, 2j.775
shipments coastNlsc, $50 bales
stock, 50 ,tjs bales
ordinary, nc, good ordinary, Sic: low mid.
diing; s8c: uuddling, Gle, good mlddm-, Ole;
middling fair aie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
ON CHANGE.
cotton Futures Leap Upward Several
Points, en- the Prospect OF
Good Tcpcrop.
money Easy-A Further Decline Recorded
IN the Grain Markets. owing TO
the Increased Receipts.

,st,.,. MONEY.
NJ ~ lphh' nov, 2O.--Mouey--O cail. en.,
q KY per cent primo mercantile panef. sif
al sot,lsn exchange quiet ut sisii f5r an
So STOCKS ANn n0Nns
NhM lohN' Nov. G0-rhr iollo,rIur ,-rr,. ,i,,.
oihciai closing quotations at ne Nro MY
stock CNchnug this effnr,io,n. ''NN '"th
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-05

middle age thar ever before the FIRST
pla O, cever toun, Americans with edn.
sali n. ms rula. are mslaDchpiy They
are not content with their capital IN life.
unless Il includes misery which the, can
nurse aud coddlc The middle aged man
Is past this weakness lie Is satisfied 10
take the cup Of life which each LAY
brings. without stirring 4, up TO mud the
dregs To the Young man every grief i
immortal Tho older one knows u viii
end In month or year the junior takes
i,irasure 10 art In books, 10 music, cyeu
u friendship In n scrAppy inconsistent,
oyetish way The elier knows where TO
MD his en- .0ymenl. aud lrinss il in pro,
longcd deep. leisureiy drnnglts
h short, II youth aud old age have won
all the praise Of The poets heretofore.
much Is left TO he saii by common sense
Of the golden mean OF life
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-05
oalelV OF a WAR SONG
which speed ly i,ocalns Popular Through
out til. R,nk- OF the Hoy. In Hue.

CHICAGO fterair RaHns o.
rode down In a HYDE Park train with
old T. gorge 7. Root the other alter
neon and he modestly spoke Of the songs
he md written during the troubous times
of The civil war I mentioned islly
Round the lag, Bows and his eyes
lighted zip kindly. That song I'D said.
awas written at the time of incoln sec
ond cal for troops There was pleuty OF
exc;teneni. bul in some quarters lack
of patriotism md il was 10 quicken the
sentimei ITS nf the people that ! wrote the
piece The music and words were writ
ten III about rwo hours The idea struck
me and did not rise from my seat until
the whole thing was finished M
Il was sitting Mt the piano trying the
air once more from the freshly written
manuscr pt on the rack when rank
umbard came in he began telling me
of the backwnrdness Of the stay at homes.
and said he wished for some power 10
start their patriotism sa Il, rank,
here a song We Just written, Try II lie
hummed over The air read The words
hastily and sad It's the very thing
IA es and viii sing Il to night at ibe
court house lie took the song with him
and | turned 10 my work In The eve
ing had amos, forgotten the circum
stance but remembering il, | wa ked
over 10 the court house fou remember
the old building. black and grimy that
stood in the middle Of the square On
the steps stood Long .tnhn lie was
making speech to the thrOng which
filed the yard and street opposite
Torches held aloft threw dim light over
the scene.
Among the people about Wentworth !
distinguished the umbard boys When
Long John nished be announced that
the brothers would sing new song
rank aud ules stepped forward and
sang my work They both had line
voices In those days Pefore they were
half through the song the crowd had
caught on 70 the air aud when the chorus
of the second verse arrived every one
Joined in IL 1t was the proudest moment
Of my life for by the en- husiasm Of
the people thai had written something
which would. in its small way, encourage
the almost d shearlenei northern army.
II became very popular. and am told
was sung by the boys In blue all through
the war
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-05

ONE sixteen y,arsn;o Mr. liutlcr be
gan the planting OF tires over holes bored
In the soc, led bed rock or lprdpan,
and lie sue, Is. Of h, experiments has led
Ia \ more less geactn adoption 10 that
d strict Of the plan = breaking up Tue bed
rock for orchard pla ting loring and
blasting arc ufien cmpIoycd together TO
secure not only drainage. but aso the nc.
cess Of the tree 7, ots tllr rich store Of
nutriment in the onu'd lie hnrdpan
hut The expense lan ting in this
manner 10 cnnsiderd0r The cost OF
boring aud blasting added 10 that Of
trees. ire ents nanf ~ Z men from avail
lug themselves IF tie advantages OF bed,
rock holes so painting still goes ON.
over the unbroken be .rDck While there
are numerous thrifty orchards so planted,
the bone is OF perloraIiilg aud breaking
up The lower straln ar - great that any
method which Will rns these alyant
ages within the reach of men OF limited
means must prove Al invaluable boon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-05
psopLs WHO ARE STRONG FROM ak
PERlsNce AND LONG HABIT
All the Good Thing. OF Life Not Crowded
Into the First Thirty Years Love
and Happtnes. In Later
Life.
Il,hiladelphIA BIO. !

Joking aside Is Il not time that tho
middle aged people were setting up their
banners aud blowing their bugles a little
in the world They have the solid work
Of lighting 10 do. while the young folks
make oil The tantara, and go gittertng
about the neld Is life really an empty
work after OF Are the best prizes. the
keencs, est Of en- ioymenI the nuest relish
If ART, nature. books. ali the good things
which God has given us-all Of these
crowded intn those first thirty years
oes the man whose hair is grilklod work
less eIicctually. love less passianaieiy or
hate less iercely lllau the youth whose
lip is barely furred with downf
The young people. in the literature ~
every Cnuu4rY. are CREDITED with al the
romance u Il most OF he lower 81 iiie
AS Il not been good des Tic iaalt Of
middle aged poet, and romanrcr that
n Is tine ease nan tnds the ytn
shipping OUT his gras1 fast and iasIct
Il when The possibilities Of life open
cut tctorc him vast a unconqnered
lie fame es that lie nee,is nothing but
m ne lime To con uer them % that
we're youn: tain lac cries In POI ~
ur novel. : happy oinnipoieni youth
Mhcreat the young cople bearing ms
Il nned into their ears from age 10 age,
fancy that they really are happy and
l6mnipote L They forgot to count up
| what they have done They measure
| their power by what they dream iDey
eal dc slauding win gropns ,tit.
| sire, ched hands towards the ha1 stretches
OF life.
II a man has iramped over these
stretches They are no longer hay TO
/ a 4. 4 H.
mrrs he knows where the iest paths lie;
he has climhcd thu peassa u preilihed the
| ~ = heavenly airs there rae has ost the
elan and The blind daring wih the ian.
pfegnable self confidence II youth But
! he SHOWS himself lie has now. II ever.
! found out his work hu holds Il We'll IN
hand lie has lac strtdglb which comes
| from tried skill experience and long
| habit Granted there Is 10 ) romance in
his view Of ule than i that ~ his sun.
the undergraduate 4ut there Is realty
| 1t l. the d Inference be, wCcn the fantastic
| lights OF a picture aud the sun VIII ch
warns the blood aud masses rneqoril Il %
and red. between Inc Tn swrri u the
actor hsad and the keen dagger w.,ich
cuts to the heart
5ATER il@f.
AS for love. all novels end with mar
rage The fer or, the delight, the real
ity Of the passion We are told, belongs 10
youth. middle "A, o sils.s INTO dun gray
nonotony OF common place habit Ii fact,
1t is the young whose iove finds utteralce
in signs, in poems. in at hest u selfish
monopoly Of the beloved one 1t Is the
middle aged man and woman who quietly
sacrifice day by day every hope and am
biton. every talent and TASTE which gives
them identity among men: who become
drudges, who give health strength. life
itself drop by drop for love
AS for happiness, we suspect a much
larger share comes into mans life In
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-05

Two signs IN the window Of dealer In
surgical appliances In New ork read.
= lid a 10 Leg and New STYLE og
They show that therc Is fashion in Mti.
fetal legs The oil style beg consisted Of
q short wooden stumpa ID s"ckel winch
was 10 be- fastened TO the remaining por
ton OF the member b. stout broad
strap IL was 81 the SINE style usnA ~
exhibited ia piciurc books and on the
c mic opera stags The new sly leg
was e,h colnred copy OF = human cg
and foot. iishi Aid apaarenily as nfort
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-03
The Senator and the Actress.

[''Uncle Bir's' New York letter.
Senator Edmunds was one of the nota-
bles in sight last week His appearance
is that of the country lawyer. His ease
of manner and dignity of carriage do not
suggest that they have been acquired by
familiar contact with polite usages the
world over, but that they are expressions
of his own individuality. He stayed at
ct the Everett house, wherein Clara
current theatrical engagement. In
private life she is Mrs Harriott
She has been an INVALID for a
long time, and the exertion of acting
at night prostrates her for the follow
ing day. Her distressing disease is spinal.
and by it she has been II nsfOrmed into a
physical wreck. Therefore, when Judge
Edmunds was INTRODUCED to Mrs Har
riott" by mutual friend, he had no idea
that she was an actress associated
famously with the impersonation
of French heroines She is one of
the brightest of takers and ablest of list
eners, and she led him directly into his
hobby-the Mormon question. An hour
was animetedly spent in the discussion IF
polygamy, and the senator gave con
the subject
May ask what makes you take such
q deep interest in the Mormon evil, he at
length said
"Oh, certainly" was the frank reply
Il have been thinking that play with
polygamy for theme might yield role
suitable for my repertoire.
do not know that Edmunds has much
antipathy for the stage but he is said to
have suddenly curtailed his interview with
the really estimable Clara Morris.