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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06


LISA triumph Of American ingenuity anu "'i
vel OF simplicity accuracy ana 0hS~pneSS'
made to supply the people Win s0'a
watch al the lowest price ever Known. in' ''
the watch is oil white metal very haii'''H'' INV
'0oAs nAe sii'ei' 'u' . o'''e' '-IAI
Will not 'aInHh' win eaen "a''n I" ''n'
book giving iuii INSTRUCTIONS NO one nee' " WIZ
outs watch. Those having costly ones Sh'u'a ~"
have "a Waterbury to carry while ensasea " r0"s'
WORT or In travelling One thousand oil these ~a'ene'
quertly exceeds the supply. The watch i'a perfect
time-keeper' 'nd sells readily iOr sNoO among"
oodpoinm Wo name tue i0''0"'"S'
Simple, because 1t Is composer OIL 'cSS 'na0 0oe
mar the usual n"'nOef VI pNS' ""'0A '' ~
ranged a' 70 DC e'A'' 0'e"i'U - ''PA
Accurate because IL VIII III" '"'u'' 'io"' A''''
anu heeP uine ei"'' W VIZ NS'~. e -
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B.ZC. Rnilrnali.

Leave hellaire at p. m. for summsriel1.
Lave hellaire al $500 IN. for SOmerdeld and
ZaresVtle. Arrive at Bellaire, 9:i5 a. m and 5: IS
p. N.
local and through tickets are sold via al thu
stove lines at Union Railroad Office 1900 Make.
street Buy your tickets there.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The market is very good, with receipts
of 20 head this week. This does not quite
meet the demand. Messrs. Hudson d
Bayhs furnished the following quotations;
Cattle, 81 s0@4 Is for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; scale per ID.
Sheep, none sold.
Calves, SIS 00@l0 90.
Lambs, 3@4c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 5.-The Drovers
Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts, $1,000
head; shipments S,4O0 head Market opened
SLOW and closed 5@l0c higher; all sold;
rough packing, 81 1904 So; packing and
shipping 81 S5@4 60; light 81 1904 So
skips. s. 00@4 90.
Cattle-Receipts, $500 head shipments,
1000 head; fat cattle firm; common dull
and lower; exports S. 00@6 80; good to
choice shipping S. 1905 30: common to
fair g 1902 90; stockers, 81 00@4 co.
feeders, 81 00@4 80.
Sheep-Receipts, IS, 600 head; shipments
500; market steady: common to fair - 10
az go; medium to good, So 00@3 70;
choice to extra 81 00@4 40. The Drovers
Journal cable reports further weakness in
values, with only moderate supplies. Good
to choice American steers }c lower at l49
l4lc per pound, dressed.
New York.
NEW YoEK, January 5.--Beeves-Re-
ceipts 1900 head, including twenty car
loads for expectation; market active and
firm; common to prime steers sold at s. 30
as 20 per ewt fancy $S.T5@S 90; cows
and bulls 50 50@5 so. Sheep-Reeeipts
100 head; irmer and more active at 50 Sc
as IS per ewt for sheep; 81 75@6 % for
lambs Two carloads extra Kentucky
sheep sold at s. s7a. Hogs-Receipts 10,
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YbteEias 8esister
TIiAYELRRN, GsuInR.

vsyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
"A Exyt1NAfIOE or gFkRBNoH MAKKs. oll.Iv
Icy excepted. tMonday sxeepted.-W heeliaz
linz.
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

New York, January Sin some season
able specialties there has been very far
degree of business, and ginghams and table
damasks very good, but in other depart
ments there is less doing.
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Communication.

VFTU,rrXA Ala, Sept. 2s.lSSi About six years
= tCrswe afflicted With = very disagreeah,e SKIN
Vac. With large, dry sOces and many erusted PIN
II or NY face hands and shoulder. The sore on
\ shoulder eat out hole nearly an inch deep, anu
CaTCcroUS appearance Of one OF the Sores near
y eve 7lgTInsd me very mu"h. / tried all Slnos
treatment hut found nothing that seeme1 20 ahecs
y disease. finally decided TO try ). :. ;. on al
b Of physician, ard in a short time the scaos
opped iron the sores anil left my skin smooth aud
b. lcOnsider s : 5. the greatest blood me tictne
he and the only thing that will cure the disease
m which was afflicted. I think my trouble was
y result Of terrible attack OF malaris fever, con-
acted while farming In the Tallapo0sa river swamp.
lan BE- found al my Oice in the court house ~
'etum pka. You can refer 10 me.
}. I. RHODES, Dep. Sheriff Elmore Co, Ala.
Jrea,ise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed Tree,
Tvs SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 8, Atlanta, Gs
Fold BY laGghlin Bros. & Co. and Logan q Coz ~
holeSale AMI retail, Wheeling, w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

DYKYs BEARD ELIxIR FORcEs LUxU.
liant mnstaches. WhiSksI5 q h.ir On 30
6eSds az 70 g dzys. TO injIry. Easily uset
Pes re world Two on three packages dotbe yerk
WfI PROVE IS or forfeit siha Pres pr vita
direcfsour sealed aud postpaid, Is ee1ts thfse ier
cents, 8. arnpa a sllseE. L 4. L saziIh 4 ~
eEsnta, RaIatino. oeissosN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06
Trustees Sale of Real Estate
IN cALDwELps ADDITION. AND OF
Steam Enaine, Shears and Waaon.

D1 VIRTUE Vi DEkD OF TRUST hADh
ID by Patrick Nicholson and Elizabeth Eicholson,
hIs vile, 10 the ubdenigned uustce, dated June VI.
1885, aud recorded 10 the Office OF the clerk 81 the
County Court Of Chic County, Wet Virginia, In
deed OF trus, book no. Is, page Is, shal on
saturday, january cath, 1855,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock at NJ, proceed 90 sell NJ
the fIont door OF the Court HoIse IL THO county,
Wet Virginia, 10 fhe highest aud best bidder, the
following described property, that Il ~ say! The
south one ball OF 10, numbered sixteen iel In square
numbCrtd eleven M. In Jos~ph Colawels addition
TO the city el Nb ceiling. together with the buiii
and impp eDts iheieon and shall, on The ssme
day, commencing ai O'Clock p. m. proceed 10 SILL
at the ware nom number it2. Main street To- tho
said city OF Wheeling. one Steam Ensice aud sheaSs
and one Wagon.
The Terms Of sale OF the real estate are one bird
Of the purchase money, ard as much mora A. ne
purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash, and the residue
IN two equal pa' ments nt one and two yesn ~.
,peciivcly With interest from day OF SALE the pur
chase giving notes secured BY ded Of trust for IL
deferred pay mcnts aud rolicy Of Insurance ON The
building and the personal property viii b sold for
cash In hand.
The title II said real estate j. believed 20 be per-
feet hut selling ~ trustee shall convey only such
tile as 10 vested In me by sid deed Of trust.
GEORGE W. ECKHARr, JR. D.ustec.
w. II. HALLsR. Auciionecr. dc2l
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a zypiis.s.. = =. . q. Sss1 80 -
.aaSn. PosTzL NOTES. ispsss fsssy d
or New Ysrk Exehangs IL ordinary bsltag. O.
Tsncy by ExprsD isll suns q - sn1 slyln1. = -
erptnss) sddrsssd hzDAUI
n. 4. pAuFzM. .sn ssssi1 - N2hSSs
SsSs r. %. MONEY osa@ pssssis - s1AauD
.SiT oiixAns sAz,osA5 sAsK
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For. sale.


u teSGSgNI - evGtASs
DY VIRTUE or A pErp OF TRUST FROM
ID Thomas r. Howard 10 the undsssisncd ~
uusiee, dated stth November, iSs3 aud rcoorisd Ia
the Clerk once OF the County Cour, OF Ohio coan
~, Wet Virginia, In Pook no -, page ass, and
given 10 secure the payment OF q note 10 : Miller
or slsIls, herring iaierct nom cate, and daiei
seth November, lsS, and payable st one year alter
dare. viii oitr for sale, 10 The hiehet bidder II
public ion, before be Court douxe Of Ohio eoea-
", Wheeling. West Virginia. on
Saturday, the nth Of January, 1875,
all the right, title aud interst OF add Thomas n
Howard, OF 10 and 10 q certain parcel al laad %
UsStl,nan's run, in Liberty district, Ohio county,
West Virginia, nd lining lands Of Margaret MeNuf-
ray uLdJ. W. Cor, containing II and ii9 Is 100
rods, In ing the same land conveyed 70 aid Howard
by liasc sncdikcr and wiie by deed dated 9Th Sep
temhtr 1853, aud recorded In said CLERKS ofoe ID
Book ~, pages i0s and tns.
1ERMs OF SALE--CSsh.
Sale TO commence Mt 10 O'Clock q m.
dciSOawi q. q SMITH, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

THE daily REGISTER wilt be
scni 10 any address during the
session Of the Legislature for one
dollar. Invariably in advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06
6CROFULA.


|rhe Acv0rth News aud Farmer Of this week s3yS:
Ia Elizabeth Saker, living within three miles OF
north. remarked that vallerbilrs fortune could
l. buy from ter bat six bottles OF swift SPeGIac
Il dom for her. Her statement is a. fOllows: For
|Iry-Our years have 81 'ered almost death from
IL borrib.u disease, Sc0Iiula. For years was IN
lis 10 90 ANYTHING In keeping up my domestic
lbs. ] at October / vas induced TO try SGitt $
|teifc and used two bottles. and vas 50 much BEN
led by 4 that purchased Jour more IRON MessrS-
|9rtkcUE & johnson, which has almost entirely re-
|Ted me. l feel like a new person, aud can DO all
l. own homework. Before took the ). ;. ;. my
II was a burden, a. my eutire person was covered
ID sOrgS aud I'm this miserable condition did not
IL 70 live. l had tried every known remedy, and
N case was generally regarded g. incurabte. had
II treated by the best physicians 10 no avail. /
Do heartily recommend SEiiTs Specific to the
|icted.
|NeSsrs. Northeut johnson, merchants at Ae-
nth say We know Mrs Elizabeth Baker person.
la we are familiar with her case. She Is highly
|eemed in this community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

n &C Sl,e0o Reward Tor itching bleeding
kkO ulcscated or protruding piles DEBING'S
y RkaEDl balls 70 cure. None genuine unless
blown IN BOTH logan 4 CO., Agents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06
Rheumatism Taenty Years.

/ have been suffering from rheumatism for twenty
as, a. times with almost intOlorable pain. had
Il hest medical treatment, and took all sorts o.
nedes but without relief Being reduced almost
skeleton. and not being able 10 walk even Win
|tchas, I was induced to try Swiits SPECIFIC, aud
nrteJ like a charm, and I am to day entirely re-
ned. Have thrown away nv crutcheS and am IN
|eenent health believe SFilts Specific viii cure
IL worst cases Of rheumatism
| Mas. EEEA MERSHOS, MaeoR, Ga, Aug. Il 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06
Restored.

REMEDY FRyE.-A victim Of youthful tmpru-
nee, causing Premature Decay, Nervous Oeoihty,
Ost Manhood, &c. having tried In vain every known
medy, hss discovered simple means Of selt-eure
|hiCh hg Vill scUd FREE 70 his iesiow sufferers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE, CORRECTED TO NOVEMBER
". 1851. Trains leave Pan Handle Station, loot
I Eleventh street near public landing, a. follows
Central Standard Time-Whieh 10 minutes slower
than Wheeling time:
come SOUTH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06
.IzzSaazzasss
HIs<

Tor Educational and Charitable paun,at~nltN 4
cIlitai OF q 900 o0oto Which reserve fupl q e.
ulC 600 hss sincs besn added.
By On overvhelmipg Iypu1 sots IL frsnskiss ~
adopted Dtcnber d, 4. D. 1872.
Tie only Lotisfy ever votod on md sndous1 bg
the people Of any stsi1.
Number Dnwingt take pisoe monthly.
A splendid opportunity 70 via Iortuns. Hsv.
snti Grand prawing 1nn a. In The ACADEMY
Tuesday. January 18th, 1885,
i5Cth Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, e7S,OOO.
IN oso Tfctets n Five Dollsu Each. Tnctions N
w. tffths "A uf0ucyffO0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

AIltrains daily except Sunday. :.
min leaving Bridgeport al Is Q. u. makes al.
ra,t Connection At yellow Creek Tor Cleveland and
Chiearo. Train arriving At Bridgepgrt 81 z;fs p n.
nnsIes direct connection n WelhvtDs IRON Ceve,
- - ch,cs~o. z. A. FORD,
AA General Passenger and Ticket Agent
WIN. A. BALDWIN, -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

Passenger train daily including Sunday. Accom-
ncSation trains run daily except Sunday.
JOHN q. T0MLfHS0E,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, w. va.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r. co.

ON AND AFTER DECEMBER n, 1884, PAS
" senger Trains WIN run - i0llows-Wheeling
time:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

and won by a length MAY Lady some dis
lance IN front Ut rrlnkctat, the rest strung
out Time. lii5i.
Second race, purse $3.50, one and One
fourth mile Starters Annie Woodcock,
Athlunc and WalterA. Athlone led OF,
Annie Woodcock, second Annie Wood
cock soon took the lead and was never
headed, winning easily by a length; Ath.
lone. second; Walter \, bad third
Time, 2;09i,
Third rare, purse sa00, onc-milc heats
Banker THIRD. distanccd; Lead, >, y
NallisSa, /, L.
First heat--Lead started IN The front,
Nallissa, second; Banker third In the
turn Banker ironted and lead TO the
stretch. when vallissa frontod aud won
by length; Lead seconds Banker,
third. Time, lac.
Second heat.-.l.ead led OF m front
Nnlissa, second, Banker third Just ai-
ter leaving the quarter Banker holtcd,
Lead held the lead TO the far turn, where
Nalissa fronted. Rankor was distanccd,
Time 1904.
Fourth race purse 500, throc-quartcr
mile r Starters; Lord Clifton, SpArland,
Trollope, Hue Bonnet, Susie aud LIN,
! G.. Lille G got OF first; Trollope, second
Blue Bonnet, third; the rest punched
! Lord Clifton at once shot TO the front aud
/ holding the lead won by nearly TIVE
lengths; Lille c, second, Sparlund
/ thirds Trolope aud Susie next Blu,
/ Bonnet threw his rider, Time, l;lSl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
MEXICO.


A Hopeful View of the Present Financial
Troubles,
ClTY on MEXICO, Sept. ~. The Next
can Financier to-day says The opening
Of The congressional session viii without
n doubt add TO the interest OF financial
matters. Probably before the session Is
concluded three months hence, several
important matters of a iiscul nature VIII
come before the two houses. The nntlre
banking question requires feadinstment II
capital Is TO flow freely In rs usual chan
ncls, Commercial business, 80 lnti-
inately dependent on banking me-
commodations, II urgently demanding
relief az the hands Of The lawmakers.
The national bank managers are hopeful
OF speedy solution Of their difficulties,
and despite the disqnloting rumors we
trust that before long the banking COM
munity win be allowed 30 pursue It's
usual course Of ordinary operation.
When the capital nov locked up N allowed
10 move freely importntions VIII DC re-
newed ON large scale 20 the immediate
benefit Of the federal treasury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Land Board VIII Issue Patents Tor
Lands Earned by TIA. Capitol syndicnie.

The Land Hoard VIII Issue Patents FOR
Lands Earned by TIA. Capitol syndicnie.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Sept, i9.--Goy Ireland
to-day appointed w. j. Graham, ESQ,
district attorney for the Fourth district
Of Texas, Vice Garrison, resigned.
The capitol board held q meeting To-
day TO consider the question introduced
by Land Commissioner Walsh, whether
he shall issue a patent 70 the Chicago cup
ilol syndicate for the capitol lands In the
Panhandle country already earned by the
contractors, and for which certificates
have already been issued BY Commissioner
Walsh under aud according % the terms
OF the agreement between the state
and the syndicate. The board
concluded that there Is no reason why The
patents should not Dc issued Tor TINS
lane, which approxiinhtes 10 the neigh
bOrho0d Of half d million acres already IN
the possession Of the syndicate and COW
cred by certificates. The board left the
matter OF fees, which q no email matter,
10 Commissioner Walsh.
The department Of education was closed
np 90 day With big placard on i've door
''Ail sick Viii deugne.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
desperate character l,ran, ,ne nation.

special to the Gazette.
FoHr SMITH, Ark, Sept. l9.--Capi
Sam sixkiller Of The Indian police force
arrived here to-day with james Laslcy, a
Greek Indian, charge with firing into o
passenger train on the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas near Euiaula. One Copper, who
with Lasley participated 10 the shooting,
was killed on Saturday In the
Canadian bottom by the Indian policeman,
Bob Gentry, while resisting arrest.
Cooper fired three shots ut the officer
before he fell, Gentry also firing several
shots. I.aslcy acknowledges their guilt,
and says they Only shot AZ the cars for
fun. One bullet went through a window,
slaiter5ng II 10 splintcrs and striking
lady passenger In the face. Both men
are horsc.thieyes among their own PEG.
pie, aud have been on the scout for some
n me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

sr LocIs, sept lest, Louis n
Providence o.
DETROIT Men, Sept la,-New Yorl,
q; Detroit .,
RNuNoRr, Nh, sept. ~, Cincinnati,
6, Baltimore, q,
PniiApEirnA, PA, Sept 10, 81
Louis, II; Athletic, 10,
CnlcAGo, III, sept. la,-Chicago, loi
Boston, .,
Nrw YonK, Sept. 10 Metropolitan, oi
Louisville, ..
BRookNN, MY, sept 10. brooklyn,
is; rittsburg ..
BrrrMo, n y, sept 10, phIlodol.
phia, II Buffalo, 2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
DENTON.

An Eiseiion on The hog Qaessien sowA
Notes,
Special TO the Gazette.
DgNroN, TEX, Sept, s.--Ths election
20 ascertain whether hogs, cte4 snpn'H
be allowed 70 run al large y Denton
county came OF to-slay Bat ll'ilf VI
tercst seemed 70 be- manifested, enn y
very lieht vote was poilef Ihe fepN't
viii not br known before Aicpaay
The line residence 81 e. y Alexander
n about finished.
There have been $50 puplif eptHif' a
the city f-hn0lup 70 dsif
A prl,nte barbecue 8 NJ Dr had az shf
feMdonce oil s. N. ruPlry, eighi 'piles
north Of town, next Thursday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
rre re.an. nanarasIy AeanI.,.a.

Special 10 the iinzet.e,
foRr SMlFn, AK, Sept. ia.-On the
10th Of August, 1888, d. Stewart MAS
kllled by Deputy United States Marshal
Bruce Mckee and John Rice, while re-
sisllng arrest. The officers, both of
whom reside In fanDin county, Tex,
were Indicted for murder aud at noon 10
dag their case was given tho jury after a
three days trial. Aus O'clock tonight
verdict VI not guilty was brought Ia.
Both defendants are now receiving the
congratulations ~ numerous frleudS.
YAtg th4g 3ts.il ~ bond since lheif ST..
dlei4aenl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
SPORTING.

l.is14No1pN kra hept iNTi iif
weather Was clear 4na pieaAaA;, ple
trace good and tllcNisendaece very large.
Fiist fsse, purse aisq, qasriefs
N mile ianaIs Aedsiia, May lady,
TYInsefas hazsl KiFt sIsg,May Aph aaa
A.stna. Triskeiai ~ ~ VA epd
.smd, Macs Aan cNl ana iadclig
,llrd. yle litter fook tle second
piaee a. Aa Adlf Jflnbe1sf 9e'a
hef end 10 ~ ~ aDs0t
f5efc;f At4a Wadls $40 M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
KAUFMAN's COUNTY SEAT.
The Sent Of Justice to nemain At Ka"ima

The Seat Of Justice to Remain NJ X animn
FoRNEy,
Special to the Gazette.
FoRSgY, Tx, sept l9.Tho election
for the removal of the Courthouse passed
OF quietly, the vote being as follows
kaufman, i0G; Terrell, 2ls,
TTRRFrL.
Special 10 the Gnzeite.
TERRriL, TEX, Sept. l0,Tho cleo.
ton ON the couniy.seat qies-
ton has beer an exciting one. SO far as
heard from Terrell has 24sa votes and
Kaufman 12l7. This leaves Kaufman
20 votes 10 spare. Tho southern part of
the county will increase this TO probably
gOO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
YoM KpruR.


special To The Gafettc
llgTsrfNu, rGN,, sept lp,All the
Jews closed up to-day In observance OF
Yom klppur
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
aAiNl.svILLI.
special 70 The Gazette,

special 10 the Gazette.
GnNrsNuIr, TIN, Sept, w. The
jewish day OF atouemcnt was observed
by the Hebrew citizons Of this place
Services We're held az the synagogue, and
their business houses closed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
ArPALl,srlNls.

Special TO the unEettc
PALESTINE, TExi sept ~, Tho israeli
ties Of the city are to-day observing Nom
kippur, the tny of ntonemeut
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
An nrNDI.I,soN.

special 70 thn GuHetc
HENDERSON, TEX, Sept, D. Ar the
Jewish business houses IN this city were
closed to-day IN commemoratlnn OF the
duy OF atonemCnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

~. t,. assisf ft afEaHte ffeFl pff''s
IA ~ ~ ~ D iiat 4tsies4
yes atsrh 3sal 4pSeie #
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

all are ambitious men, and they had been
pulling apart, Each was taking large
following along. The Radicals were going
with Chamberlain, the Wings with IIar-
tington, and lIarcourt was endoavorlng TO
bold the Moderates together. The Libe-
raj party was being rent TO pieces. The
manifesto put stop TO the ripping and
the diverge The triumylrate at once set
TO work to replace the stitches
and with each effort came closer together.
To-day, week only having elapsed, the
Liberal party IN Great Britain is a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

LoNDoN, Sept, l9.--Mr. Gladstone's
manifesto, the most Delphic utterance he
ever made, has proved the most success
full pamphleteerlng of his life The
document was secretly issued to his
political colleagues as early as last Mon
day. Its first perceptiblc effect was the
palpable reapproachmeut between MIR.
Joseph Chamberlain, Lord Harrington
and SIR William Vernon Harcourt the
three most powerful leaders next to tn,
ex-premier himself.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-11-18
Before Pens.

The chisel was employed for inscub.
ing on stone, wood or metal. 1t was so
sharpened as to suit the material opera.
ted upon, and was dexterousIy handled
by all early artists. The style, sharp
pointed instrument OF metal, ivory, OF
bone, was used for writing on wax
tablets. The style was unsuitable for
holding fluid, hence species of reed
was employed for writing on parch-
ments. These styles and reeds were
carefully kept in cases, and the writer's
had sponge. knife, and pumice stone,
compasses for measuring, scissors for
cutting, puncheon to point out the
beginning and the end Of each line, a
rule tc Draw and divide the lines into
columns, a glass containing sand, and
another with writIng-fUid. These were
the chief implements used for centuries
TO register facts and events. Reeds
continued to be used till the eighth
century, though qullls were known in
the seventh. The earliest author who
uses the word penna for a wriang-pen
is Isodorus, who lived In that century,
and toward tie end of it Latin sonnet,
10 L c1 was WHICH Dl Ill duRIO-
Saxon. But though quilts were known
at this period, they came into general
use very slowly, for in 1443 present
of a bundle of quills was sent from
Venice by a monk with letter in which
he says: "Show this bundle to Brother
Nicholas. that he may choose a quill"
The on y other material to which We
refer is ink, the composition and colors
of which were various. The black was
made of burnt ivory and liquor of the
cutie fish. We are not prepared to
say what other ingredients were used
or how it was manufactured, but these
ancient manuscripts prove that the ink
was OF a superior description. Red,
purple. silver and gold inks were also
used. The red was made from vermilion
and carnine, the purple from murex,
and the manufacture of these, especi-
ally with gold and silver varieties, was
IN extensive and lucrative business.