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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-13
MILLION!l
CHEAP AND POPULAR EDITION.
TWENTY CENTS EACH.
SIX FOR ONE DOLLAR
COMIC HORSE PICTURES.
FOR THE-

Delaying Start
 A "Feather-Weight" Mounting Scalper.
 The Man who Kept the Bridge The Sports who Came to Grief
 A Trot-with Modern Improvements.
 A Balk on Sweepetake.
 Breaking In. Breaking Out.
 The Lions of the Derby-Iroquois and Archer i The Parson's Colt. 1 The Deacon's Mare. 1 Blood Will Tell
 The Crowd that Scooped the Pools. 1 The Sports who Lost Their Tin.
 Bolted. l Unbolted. The Boss of the Road. 1 Bulldozed.
 Starting Out on His Mettle.
 Coming In on His Ear.
 In and Out of Condition. Laying Back-Shf for Brush.
 Hung Cp-with the Starch out. Bound to Shine. Bound to Smash. The Horse-shed Stakes.
 Getting Hoist. A Match Against Time. Horse that Died on the Mans Hands The Trotter's Burial. A Cross- Matched Team Dusted and Disguised.
 Nip and Tuck-"Anybody's Race" Going to the Front A Fast Team "On the Loose" Taking Smash.
 A Hard Road to Travel.
 A Brush on the Road. Swill against Swell A Siee Wheeler "Bustin a Trotter.s A Regular Hummer.
 A Bad Break.
 The Man who Knows Horse First Under the Wire. Distanced.
 A Little High Strung As Kind as Kitten.
 A Prize Trotter.
 Played Out
 The Butt of the Jokers. The Point of the Joke Tapped on the Last Quarter. Mixed at the Finish.
 A Sale of Flooded Stock. Sponging.
 The Jockeys Dream. A Crack Trctter-A little off, Crack Trotter-C Coming around. Go in and Win.
 A Steple Chaser.
 We Parted on the Hillside. The Boss of the Track. Getting Boost. On the Homestretch. hats Whats the Matter. The Boss Team-Deadwood and Swiggler. The Bully Team--Scaldine and Early Nose. Why Don't Yer Come Along3 Wen, I'm Flowed! Poultry Show on the Road. Poultry Show on Bust Team Fast on the Snow. A Team Fast to the Pole A Hopeful Driver. A Dexterous Whip. Blu tin the Record-Time "Knocked out" Corinthian Race-A High-Toned Start Corinthian Race-A Low-Toned Finish. The Boss Hoss, driven by the King Pin. De Style ob de Road. Crack Trotter-In the Harness of the Period Crack Trotter-Betwesn the Heats. The Hore that took the Pole. Free for All-Uncle Jakey's Mule. Change of Drvers-Under the Rule.' The Favorite in the Pools.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-13
FOR ALL WEAK AKNESSES OF DIGESTION, $l.OO A BOTTLE.
H.H.wARNER & co. Rochester, N. Y.

PROP. J. Q. ADAMS South Syracuse. N. Y., re- comments WA:ner's TIPPECANoE, The Best, in the strongest terms 70: dyspepsia and stomach disorer.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-13
For TOsing up the System, No Superior,
 $1.OO A BOTTLE.
H. .H.WARNER & co. Rochester, NY

J. H. DEMO, Esq, of Albion, N. Y.. years ago taken with stomach disorder. kleepiessness. melancholy. heada4 hes, etc. He gave up his bust ness and resorted to Iarmiag In the hope that of-door exercise ould restore him. He exhausted all the known means of the best physicians in vain. In 1884 began taking Warn r's TIPPkCANoK, The Best, and in March SS5, he stated that his health better than ;i had been fer years. and that 10 medicine he knew of or had ever heard of eQualled orders.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-13

Make new blood with Browns Iron Tonic.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-13
COMIC BILLIARDS AND CARDS.

A1-Remember that win send by nail poer. PAID to any part of the United States or Canada, any ONE of the above pictures for TWENTY CENTS, or any SIX pictures for ONE DOLLAR. Gut out uhe list and mark pictures wanted aud in- close with money order postal nose ree1sterod ls1- ter. or, more convenient, postage stamps.
 Send fe stamp for catalogue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
TIMING THE TENr

Nnvlher Stone memorial X stored ia Tho
v,o,i luors encircling the court al III
s.' mn university, which adinius the CON.
luclah temple. This is a serie. az no less
yuan Two hundred slabs 0t black paeble
me upright graycstOncS, each twelve fee.
~ ncgbt. on these are cngraycn thc
whole Of the classics O., thc tbirterr
poOAs OF Cpnfncius. 10 appears ihaf nv
some extraordinary accident thor. Wa
once an emperor of China SO dcprsyp.i u.
% ondoayor TO destroy every rvis,i,.,
copy OF this source of all wisdom Ther9
~ no uonht MS early years had hccn i'm.
'lttoteu oy tle stu " OF these wcarisome
,u'u,neN' ana when, un his accession
70 tle throne he Was expected to ey.
pound their doctrine to all his officials End
ilanVarlhs, MS soul was Hlled with wild
desire TO commit them, once for an. 10
the names Perhaps II he had succeeded
nc might have relieved his couptr, from
us mental bondage TO the example ana
teacher OF all eyes. He failed. however.
out IN case such another lierod should
ever arise, II was decided that these
words OF wisdom should be preserved ON
lmperlShablc marble, which, moreover
should forever insure the Chinese chorac.
lers In which these are Inscribed from any
change. SO, round q great court. known
as tue hall OF the classics, are ranrrd
these tail, solemn marble tablets--em.
bodimcnts OF the dead weight wherewitb
the present is here hampercd by tho past;
ana here, once u year, the emperor /,
ohllgcd 10 give that lecture. The very
thought OF which so distracted his am.
ce>tur.- October Overland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

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aud ,ndtr, nni q lsl ~ sstlipplnG ~ 49,
ih5ck rsfars ~ AM y ~ ~ sonRu .Algt4
socund tlGss 10 ~ ioits emo scAh''lp eN"h'
1870 - a. a.
5lglmk lirH, o0niUcn wslle pine TX ",
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81 no, native ldqc. y 10 Y nAufe b'He' -
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pressed Iuir ~ iissias. q lrshfe and ~.
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bressgd All alAtghoa ficoring alfs' eiNAei
So second rlns9. Ntay 4,t..as
White Plie fuFAleAll@ liawpv'-l y eNe :
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shinsAaa WiSie pine % % ,iAePa 4, =
435, da grlrg No, 4 2 OK cypstA, hef. NJ 7
bra5.ti f0i 10 80. "a y, ~ 10, gip, haNNN
sstT,sd n,art VI nAps . ". $1,000
pictlls " Ahe vine dfee'eo my n'1 sei1,.
square M IA I W seilew piep 80 ~ 'A''''
49, Ts,rapnt tic.-4t irie, Ausiing NIX
All ccmoAt IdaleuilrnS iiosanas. Z, rf'
bhi,. pi,HhAA. ~ prs hhi,i p'tf'tf tA'i'
Nsw Ynfk % Aichlgan, y ptf >1t' PA'f'
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

nrugs BARK, cinnaNnn pog n i2o netus,an
bcal ANi boraN liC, blnArbongta 81 re,ia, lar,
lish, 0ci oonnoras jstscs cinrhinuaia per o.,
2l82so. CASTLE soap per l0al0t Dream tartar
G. ~ per u i!ml1li chak, lump mr. b eaac
palnu,l, 4. IS W., ihHS.r; l,nrlith, perB Lotlle
Included, 01Nl To- uhlcrnl hydrA1i per Il Son
! hi rhlor0torm ncr ~ BOTH, includei,
llH NO. competition poWuff per n
2No, poVrft per ~ e0 l2p8on salts pay
IL va sc, Gum opiuW, pnr n. 81 3Af, . a. Gum
camNhur. per n 2Nc NOpphine, peg on 81 l6a
~-, Oi castor, nnchiae, 3pstA,s. OIL caelof,
pcr galhn v as@l 6O to.l, lard wlaicrelralped.
300 ihc oil. lard No, |, GOO, Qhlrina, Y. 4 W..
per ~, "a % Fiower snlphus, S,&6o, Ainnl, $50
BE-. Prescription viRle, Ay eafe, Is per cant On I.
broken, 90 aud 10 per cont on. shove aaoa
list prlces Rebate PM, Net,, W l*t lhayofA
flnld extracts, 20 pur cent, OF a. ID. fluld
TNiraets - per can't o.. Eptsatial oils S.
lonls iltL
Turkey lumbar 9hei burns Turkey uaber 10.
raw lltlnn sienna Use; italian burnt tienAa
2acl Ngndyku bruwn20c,
Palate strictly pure white load TpHIao aplr'
go turppnune hnNhio, aoArd OIL (a88do
Tho sherman Wiilaua Colores Ivory drop
black a per n, lGr English cGachhhek ~ PEI
%, I'VE lamp black, 10 rpr ~ ioc tultamsgiEN
blue, ~, &C., &c. blue prlnt IL 70. fnW Turkey
umh"r ~ pc burnt Turkey umbpf Il &c, raw
Italian tienna iH NO, burnt Italian sienna ~ Vs.
Hnhdyke brown Ia 90, y fla green "a ltot 'hroino
u, N, O,dni O, ~ iir, American yonnllnu IA
2Dc lndlAn rcd lH, llo, Nnnitian red q % ilc IS
% 30, Chrome yellow T., NJ n. GA u, d. 10 ~,
yellow ochre III 81 aia IS.
Pfirr9 90 tho above rRde on q essle 40 In !,
iand n cans, aesortea ! IN and and \ "
cans balance IN | ana q cans assorted, rrire
Va o u cnnA, balance n Land Z n aans escorted.
Frirc iH D o. cans lc less, lai and 20 q ia balls
10 loss, aud koga 20 Hur u leer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
COURT or ApPg4Ls.
gases disposed OF 90 ye,tcrd.q', siu@s
at Tyier.

gases disposed ot 90 Ye.tcriol', s'ums
al Tyier.
Special 20 iho Gazette.
TAIEg TEN. nov ei Ia the court OF
appeals to-day The following eases ser
affirmed
Juan Cas,iilos Vs. ihe state, from Tom
Green comfy.
Biaud vs.. the Slate. from Wise county
Williams W. tho state teom Grayson
county.
Crowdcr w. 10 stptr, from. Russ
cOBuiy.
snelle S.. the STATE, from Navarro
county.
wlmberly ys the State, from Navarro
county.
Jones vs. lhe STATE, tom Navarro
county
Brock Is. the State. from Navarro
county.
Reversed anu dismissed, Williams -
the State, from Rains county; DoylQ -
the State, from Ru-k county
Transferred TO Austin Jose C1lstciiS
Ys the state, iron Tom Grcen county
Submitted on argument and 0rinls 10
hefh par.ics Windham vs.. the stat,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
,.s,s the People Can Find Christian
Comfort in Fort Worth
To-Day
ueSitafion- 4 Discourse on n
re,t Not in the BibIe--GCd's
Messenger.
p,,sbvtrrinn Preacher Reads His
,.,.e. to the Nineteenth Century
Cluh.
rI,l-nCu NOTICES.


81, A. 3. Holt oi DdllAr WIZ lLcHch 10 the
isftst church morning ana evening.
80, Mission. corner 81 Louis avcnue and
lrh'y sunday school q 3 so u. M
aaF " ',..,.t,,.terian church loncs .,rc,,
setp"s ,tond rev ID. NJ Moore pastor.
fjaf .o,virr NJ II q. IN. and y. M sunday.
ltAt, 7, az asa ~. Prof j, ". ~pWrhlin super.
tf"ii - Fyerybud invited
itl4'N "a r-,-b,t,rian cbnrrh rcr,,cr 90
CumDefi",rrr1i Lay .ir.rts nov II If ri,,n,,,,
non ano l"3 "a n N M. ma IN ,r mi.
astlr. 'rl 10y r,,un ,,ioiiurrI ann VIZ
ttt eyrNalns7 a, ,,iI Ie r~c..ii,ni snd ~.
ie,, my W.. w.. n . ,t.nded "a MI VIZ
siniliau'u 10
sunday service al toutlh Ntreet VI l.. church.
10. Rev y A' NHi7oh, pastor sunday
SOL lpHchcTB' meeting ~ r. ~ sunday
9o,l Sc g,l' M, pt3fsv huIhey. .supedn
4ient. Preaching az ~ u M anu 10 w., M,
eNepasjor Tue phbllo invited 'chts irce.
psuls VI. r.. church, corner Main and
Il .treets. SUNDAY school a. g.3ua m. +
Ttiin supcr.nl rnGert. services 40 II q. M.
~ Noi O Dallas, presi ling elder on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

pr'r,s--e,hud2gd pYints new .l,,cs ~. 4,
Ions ihnciCr Alc. Americas SO. Arnnl Ia.
telnem ecs h'TwicS g; Charter Oak AZ,
quardr CO. Rpnntll-sailnca'a, e, Gioncc.s,,S,,
aioi limNtou qlogfc etyles sic Uartei ae'
iNui So Mwneh0gtcr 90, liseiac alcs Sotll'
9rdge NJ st,gel RIVER sc, simpson n ~,
lnlsh ,itt MlYiNer Nc; iats.y rlnfa t,r'
Slatcr aoltds ,Nh, yoaho,iy sosa, lns ne " "
s0ids Sic nnrtam sniids lio, Nlsforia hiact y 4,
Stvcl Rlytr ChlnN Glr W.
,lleayy, nr,yn s6mslng A,iawac fta ia,
Ahany \ Atsi UAp; Atlantic AA N8ns Clifies
&C a. Or J awycnuE q J. 40 40. tfsiieni I,
q AiNlc; G'eudpie A "A "a dlei Q,tsror,tn n
y - 6lci TAM o'shHreer a. aio. C6aSp,ah
tirst ftlfo 'oip, irs1lc "a rlti iast lisc
AAtc 3 "N'
wipe Brown snoct,ng- -iawan Ia ~, ,,.e
broke 10 lpc MunAanerN iO.A tslc fapsss,ee
tot lsSi ,t e, is sc sle, Roslos ls-l 10,
Niuo bluaoiir0 sheetlnS-g0 nes.,n "a,
lVA neppprull tlrs 1893 eeHhrok Vri i0i
Monndnork l2lc l0A towel llA ig,t tbe,,
M Mp sioi % Qehnnebaffy @i 90 senbieke
tclorpu pucka aiaaians y $40, rc,,o ! y.
lWcj EvOrUti NJ hiiU; nataxont no ~ isie
taslg brown Hex Warren Mills n ..
YlcNngs- AmoekeaE NN "A igoi Ataeeaha AN
Icl cornwall y sN, Mliitoninn $40 M ciea
kndlo ,cl Lewiston popch lNe ocean ae,
ouNdale p'c. ~
Hickory stripes Hstra STOUT. hine or hroun
eye, Mechanic. mna Ntel lowOu CITY "a H,,,l
liVcG blue aud brown "a ragio blue AK,
UneAevillo A 81 Cuiuabia0 SO Tx
Gingham sOphs r 10 Punk, Tie; Glapaow
IHnoics 70 Glaegow dreee u, leA SO brighton
cnvrk IA Slaueryifo checse Tiu, Nuhian df,as
eyles t4ci Auylo etNplOa l,pl lieses inneles IA (.
hCehlomond q.
iAnspys- Cumberland ailes ea,umot ioe, vi,
NlN lScl Imperial lie; Geneva lic, Adsieuc
lslc bradford laic, Chiffon ~, WMdAor ~,
Joens-klul yer oci Abbot,stora llu pole,
Hraph lie, OoVinWou ici t'olaTia Tie, liooal,f
lfcl Imperial 1851 LeiNlnGton l6it Anpt,cnn
Ari silver reak gIc; Olnnd 30, Texas tNrl
nsln elc, 9roRt southern H2a; lhmDoldt VIC,
CN0uNlcut Dooskln G0c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
GODS ',EssNNGrEs.

III KENT u ptHt.tp.
heard m the stiffness OF night
y voice Of CNulHut might,
ilke uie laugh OF furious waters.
Dashed ON % rocky height
In my wonder cried aloud
Nv no axe YOU. spirit so proud.
- Uilcd Wiih the gladuoss ot triamph-"
Forth from q luminous cloud
Tame, with iuuUitC sWCCtnUS..a 4ouuu
And shaped Itself into language
Jhal hlled me with feeling profound
81 am the spirit" 10 said.
Ivy whom earths glory fed
am the spirit OF lcauty.
l az covers the heavens out>prcnd
MA "a Ger the else naked earth
garment of mcasurpless worth
w hen iirSl pc called earth out OF chaos
Ihc maker brought me into birth.
when hc ordered Let there be light
came with the suniiashcs bright;
ANA since then have been ever present
imhuing all things " in my might.
From the suns proud pomp and display
N the close of 4 glorious day
70 the -tlycry mists OF the morning
Ihut vanish 30 quickly away
t'om womgn's delicate face
tralghi with an angel grace,
10 the shauOw- OF trcmulOus gTa-.p-
Ihtt mlschicvuus sunbcutns trace.
As long A. earth shall endure
viii be ,ilen but sure.
,lVu ? HtrNlEt tlt nlfhNEtNi anu sweetest.
70 hearts that are gentle aud pure"
Not so.' SraSc a vol q; aud l Thought
All space with It's passion was frauEut
~ am tod iaNurltC servant;
] spirit of Iruth, have wrought
Forever the WORK hc has willed.
Your power would ever he etigpd.
Howcrlcss, Invisible, silent.
But mat NY spirit has illlcd
The heart of ihc conscious man.
was before earth begun.
And shall be- when earth IT, fufutItpn
Though grown To more noble span,
The great omniprC eucc you boast
~ VAIN, for you enter at most
The hearts that make to receive YOU:
" hpu me your giory D. lost.
But enter all things below,
No matter how homcly and low,
And MI them with riches OF meaning
Gods infinite wisdom TO show.
Ever his message | bear
Through icmptsts that crash through the an
When deep calls TO deep In the darkness.
Or winds that are gentle and fair.
In the nj cnt darkness ut night
J speak with rc-i-tlcss might,
Then turn the spirit OF man
Godward, with rraseless hight
80, sister spiritS | cried.
"Ncll are yc satisfied
To hold your mission ON earth,
q feel righteous pride.
RCauty forms cultures bright;
7 nth describes them with might,
The poet seeing all your worth
Reads Il out for mans delight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
THE USES OF cntronrs.

The Central Christian Advocate of 81.
Louis Is glad 10 report "a growing dissat-
isiaction against putting houses dedicated
TO the worship of God to secular aud
what may be- called irreligious uses For
wc can not he honest with each other un-
less We agree that spectacular semi
heather exhibitions ON ek.day evenings
take away the fine feeling OF Sanctity that
we ought ia cultivate for the place OF d.
vine worship. The mountcbank and comic
actor are not without their uses, hut there
are no circumstances under which they
should be allowed ia the church. II is
not question OF amuSomcnts, but b. what
use house set aside for public worship
with religious lormularos may be de.
voted. We have been yielding to az active
minority whose religious lie Is wanting In
actual spiritual experience rather than give
offuusc Tho wise part would have been
TO resist the beginnings and explain the
cause OF orr dissent. 1t is bad enough
when the church has driilcd into social
club, but IL Is TAR worse 60 make q place
Tor shows lrcking in culture as they are
IN spiritual feeling
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

1oais sugar cured hams i0ics suRHr onrod
breakfast bacon We. Hhcri oicsr bacon 1874
liug1 ritHf dsY siitaic
-Anc screi iuh las No 1 ln' 80, 2
s9el half bbis Ma ! % w no ~ ~, driAd
hNrHug4 per Dos, tnc, ec3 figh W..
lard 1iOnr9 re; % fiCare I.ri ~ ~ cnas
&c 10 n cans isj Q D. cans ~. $ y cans %.
TCa--imperiBl % 5Js. rinpDWdor bQdIpf,
sngaf--flnu pow dcToi btia, sc 10 hals hhlA
~ eat loaf ~; grahuGhla essndaTd 7sci Lcais
ana grannnsed nc, STANDARD Isei chDlca
iwhiiG, ne fpUlaaia 3, q. N4ic,
HiFo-i .p llkinuh hlNif reN'
ailt-CuEr8e, "a Das8, q s0al 20; Enc IN hayA
~; lake. IA Nav hoop tsrreis, * S5s pockets
DATE.
s6da-- Bcarbohf1e IN kcga y 70 o., biee.fb ia
ogscs ftci lump Bai coda IA lesa NN2ici
grAnui,.tcd Hai hgfa ~ W D drums VI,
xOllsaeNF a isjirr ca! sianA 80 lp.9tc fncN
crop feir 10 good a.ni core Hyr9p Sos
CisCe- iio fair y ~ ioc. primo ~ 80 lie;
chplc iil ~ 10 iagu, "a islci ,iagy@lsc. Colo
Gn itin iaict iica nfrry rs % re.
! Plctll gtl. pals uiAed ilc,4es 4 soi ssls'
I giuls J 10; g.Asf guKrta ~ rlVk ORlt 'Eal ~
ehaa gal 3 b glass mex eg4Hl5.
! MrapflAg Talcr-Nng and straw AZ 20 lfe.
suns-narrsfas Cor. li uyer c6sei 2.gH csc
/ Lon p, kalphe g.Oz. Ofai D o.. ~ :.Ok
| 4 % ; dDnial Cor. 40 o., t-0g, i0l
4 Chnued tinods- ISilQve lgf aozen. ,fnr fV
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

~ iomaiece, standard, : ~. nos seo,sa.
~, - rs. ~, green corn ia so 4 W.,
yeas ~ Eooacncrtice l8 ratnl,efySta 't "a.
Uvitts, iuh weight, IN list1 ~ 9io, ,,,',,,
wight, % ----i D -.--i Anilnoo ia NV,
h -- mnctcrc ~ t.fitt ~" W
dincN, american, 100 yaati imn6r.r1 n 9s,
cAscl strawberries iot bitst -. =, ~ w
~; Vfcn cages ---i kaElo condcnsea ,n,y
soap 81 5SNt 80 par caao
naggiisS ID staudlyd llic.itN AZ
Ties INV ana nCilA Si n"
tlonr--lfee' Natents IS Mar i,,s 49, 49,.
II ~ per it1 IA tllra effie sn,,. " h'tnt
ionrN uAdC " pcr l0l 81 r,tn .,.s e@h'
Nnshol Ne, hniny and eflia.g NJ li, !, i ,s,f
talmcN--pcr AaN hbiN lt lifArif s.teNh
SIR SIS farNcrs-t soda AZ. Z, /, Z. y " e@.r--
cteAm 30, ginks,r NNsps 10. alino,, =, NJ tfNi
Sundries--.aich 80 Ca1Aic. M M, " ,tc,
w,ygs- Nuafltr lckcaNly rs ma y. fsney
ITO ltc; rope, fhss ITO eSflot lsc t,,.I,a.sl
iinposigi, a ~ per Acf NAltinn intar hf'
Hiicg. Grad aptlc, go, ahWoha As y,,.e.
y ip go, Concant tHel Wt{g rs 4, al ''tas'
rleaal, ~ pen r,l CsNka 4sFstd fo' a
gal hrled pvichra 10 iEf fn,itc ,t Nv
blucmE MtN 90 deem thlotinr & ..t,, ",
81 20 ~ ~ artcn. MifNgrant lntpnr.t.i ~, ~
AMvrHAn s.r hnN. htci.atf i,te h-,,,,. '' e, ~
iofrn we'll hnckSt eN anlent W,,1s, N M
sM y UegeA SrNaRi Sls, tbis. ~ gg,,n
n0h Hivi DO. 60 eases, tDp' hrllI4lt IN stiF'
~ do ID f2sos 2 So NaAing po,,f y i,,if
Vuiici carr 20 fNN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

A. N. Vaughan, editor OF the Green
witch Review, Greenwich, ohio, writes:
"I.asi January I met with "A very severe
accident, caused by a runaway horse. 1
used almost every kind OF salyc 20 heal
the wounds, which Turned 10 ruunipg
sores, but found nothlng 20 do me any
good TIL ! was recommended HkNkY's
CARsOLIC SALNE. / bought box,
and Il helped me at once, and al thu end
Of two months was completely we.i. u
q the best salyc In the market, and
never fail Of telling ms friends abont Is,
and urge them q use Il wherever y need
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Country FRO aacr ana srnll.

Oranges Louisiana pcr box " tgt
MuHslna Lemons Pr hoN 50 tAssa 90,
Apples Northern S. O0eg - f,r hhl
ROttinre-iriah per hu new Northern ~ IN
socks. OnOns-.Nor hgrn por bhl - ~, Beam, Z
Navy aiWlG, mGd. bhla u large iina ~ Nnall
buttar NC, PeNnuui idsc 3dor-liAlf btu
- 90 Cabbage rof crate horthefn q pH
InG.
PUnltry Hens 81 0apor don: young ohiskcna
81 u1d2 10, turkrya lnripey Hecae Aoss0s
duOkh, per dozen, ~ 500 o.,
HggH--Pcr dozen lflG.
frpeh country hutinr-.f h1ins iagtaAaA ihilseo
Weatcrn dhiri lsr tanrj pFoWarry 90A
FDlAtprs =,weVi. teNuNe por anshtA
sHnor kfau, Per half bAfnha vs.
NgnauaH-- Per bunch, 2isff9.
t'pranuutR- Per ~, 50 ~.
Kew FocAne.-l b.,
efhEil Nuth--l2lc.
htfuuudg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
.Nonno1. rltoNlsloNs. 10 srooN


pUOpuCE
~t LpUM, Mo, Nov 2L.-floUr.- KAey but ~
changed.
Wheat Tower with upbt trading: sold On 3r
early partially recovered. then declined aighit
nud clpsHd Aeic below yesterday, No. . red
cusi Ail ,4hi g. November qIfnp3ci pecomiici
w.. 4ti4ir. closing 90 H5lo January 81lHN5yc
clurhH ~ 9,1J May ~ o3lal 0pl, ciusiug at
~ Uia.
Corn 2 -lnGo otl. wilh light tfadlng no
mixed q .rl JN,ti Nuyrnhet % g s,lannhry iiNl
a3c, cpsiug |ic, NiHy 3pu&sf, CLOSING
nominal ir lower
unls. over AMI sloU, No. missed cash 90,
U27e May 8p!e,
PROVISIONS. trc
Corn Mcal-Quiri Ht - "a
Wool - ad, tHh washed l4W.ie No a., u
I23lC
NilsLs -stvnds nc 80 10.
poIke -Quiut. new SO 90
lari-NpW 90 lower ut 81 70.
Day sail NlVd luArd--F Fair sob trhdst shOui,
deere 10 aUas G-i lung clear 81 pUas5 ~. aDOft riu
- naa5 il short cicHT - 2ista 20.
lincan ifJr Job tiHdr long clear 50 eed5 "a
fugU fth t3 5000 itti hhuft clear g. %.
IiNE SfoUh
CAM, Receipts 800, shipments fDDi ne
SUNNY consequently uo mark g.
iluEe Receipts 1901 'pwrt aud active NJ
~ ita3 si.
sh,ep- Receipts 200, fhipmuni. 300. no
nHrsgl iog ia.h nf suppl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
"pnN,r nEA CLAM."

SPICY DISCOURSE FROM THIS TEXT.
The Rev. Madison {. retcrs this morn
ing startled the Presbyterian minister's
meeting by preaching a short sermon up.
on that unblblical text, Don't BE u
Clam.n 1t was discourse Astounding
in original, if remarkable, advice; fun OF
hits at the clam-likc habits OF certain I'M
progressive Presbyterian ministers OF
this city, and admirably calculated to
arouse excitement. II did arouse excite
ment, and when the Rev Peters sat
down, one after another of his ministerial
brethren took up their cudgcls in his de-
Tense or IN attack upon him. No address
OF so lively nature has been heard for
long time Mt the assembly rooms, and I'M
Ill the Rev. Mr.. Peters again speaks there
it is unlikely TINT anything will.
81 am not mcihudistic, and while !
speak to-day Of methods cf work in the
church | say, Don't be clau, said
Mr.. Peters. eve ought TO bC CutcrpliS.
highways open to new IDEAS Old bust.
ness houses in this city are going 20 the
wall because they arc unprogrc- s'yc and
new houses not only take the cake hut the
whole bakery.
"If a man isn't clam ii he l. original,
he is bound 10 he criticised. But Whnt
does a man care If ne is criticised, If his
church Is overlooking when his critics
can't draw II corporaVs guard: The man
who invented the umbrella in England
was mobbcd on the streets. The people
said when God sent ihe rain he meant
that folks should yet wet.
~ have been accused Of being scnsa-
tional. plead guilty. / preach iscts,
ard facts always produce a sensation
Glittcrlng gcncraliucs never excite
people. They called Christ sensational
isO1 wears ago; they called Paul sensa-
tloual, but can say that I aln willln" %
take my stand with such sen>aliouaiists,
If O man blows Il penny whistle instead Of
trumpet IN zion he win never hc called
sensational, have taken the method
which use To save souls Dot for vain
glory. Webster delacs senSalloudi' "a.
attended hy on fitted to excite Interest
think we ought 10 paint sin as clearly
as Christ palntcd it-m all rs h"rtld
colors Il We stop heiH! claims our
churches win be nllcd."- Philadelphia
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