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IN and after Monday, Dec. 22d, 1884,
~ three trains will leave Annapolis
daily, (except SuIday,) as follows:
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because it steadily advances in ihs
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a word, the MAGAZINE becomes more
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life and movement. Leading features
IN the attractive programme for 1885,
are: new serial novels by CoNsTAsa
Kenmore WooLsoN- and W. D. Hos.
Ellis; new novel entitled "At the Rel
Glove" descriptive illustrated papg.
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A. ABBEY, II. GIBSON, and others; Cod.
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trsted by ABBEY; important papers %
Art, Science, etc.
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In many English factories the girls
are robust rs young athletes. An h.
A. once declared that nc never found
such splendid PHYSICAL development as
among the factory girls in the Sums of
Stepney. They work hlrd ri day and
spend all their leisure in The open air.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-02

Four sisters named Carr were married
at Joliet recently, and the clergyman
who performed the ceremonies is now
called a patent Carr coupler.
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FOR SALE
A DESIRABLE
fi TWO.STORY COTTLGE, Ei
IN THE BEAUTIFUL TOWN OF
Oyord, Talbot County, Nd.

VlHE owner will offer for sale in the
il beautiful and healthful town of Ok
ford Talbot county, q neat and c0mforta-
BILE two story frame COTTAGE, nearly
new containing parlor, hall, DINING room
and kitching, and two nice bed chambers
has a neat front yard and good garden at
tached II is situated on the Main street,
within few hundred yards Of the steam
boat wharf, and in full view of the beau
tiful Tired Avon and Choptank Rivers -
Two lines of steamers run to Baltimore
daily from the town; it is popular sum
mer resort and has two fine hotels the
waters abound with fish. oysters and
crabs, and an extensive business is done
here during the season in this line. 1t
is the tlnqninus of the Delaware and
Chesapeake Railway. The property can
be bought for $1,000, including lot 26x150
feet--a small amount cash and balance on
easy terms. For particulars applyat this
office, or address r. X BUTLER,
iul8-ts. Trappe. Talbot Co.. Md,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

No Jewels arc worn with wedding Inr-
mcntS except the engagement rlag.
A large garland OF roses is considered
more appropriate for biadc to carry thuu
Il stiff bouquet.
Heavy ,atns and brocades tempt ono 70
wcar the dress instead OF storing 1t away
as an heirloom.
Tuberoscs are the flower of misfortune
at weddings, according TO French super
stition, and are never used
If one wishes to preserve any sentiment
with the bridal dress one does not care 10
l,se II az a ball dress aitcrwacd.
simplicity in bridal attire is more oil a
foreign than an American tassion, put II
piust be allowed IL II far more appiopf'-
ate,
Chry.nnthcmums in all the shades OF
Yellow arc worn az corSage bouquets ny
6rldcmaids. ana although an expensive
oruanentation II Is also very checiiNe'
Fine sheer muslin Is being more ana
more used for bridal dresses, aud' N'i ii
more durable than tulle and more eua,iy
kept. q is less gossalner ana consequent
ly les, attractive.
ort.,aer being favorite month for wed-
dings. the French and English iashloh
Journals are fun Of advice conccfhihg ~
( isiis No bridemaids, save one as lady IN
waiting on the bride, is the laleal aP'
I proved fashion. i,
The solitary bridemald is arrayed ~, ~
sinnIe whlte or in delicate tinti 'Ae
cnsf1n,r "a be- made short aud acrom-
sSnied by hat of some picturesque
sEanc. delicate shade a yellow y
4 fashionable, aad is both pretty ana agree
ybe idea Of wedding gift is that !.
) sbaI be- endurlag, aud in Tie present
out dis idea. II is now the ca.,oh, ,rs -
ci,c sllrerwarc almost exclusively u.s.
sa am and friends unite ii the gut o. Tue ,
enliIs st Of slyerwarc, the table service ,,I
complete aud all to match. BeaauiT ~
simple designs are made TN. sea' priob,
eclipse those of last year, ana ILL., Llr,'
nolisb takes the place Of frosted haln l
mered. end oxydized ilnish, whica ~, ~
\ nasslng fancios. born 10 be oil shor' '''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
HIT BY nOODLUMs.
4 city mnrshnl Probably Fatally w"""dsd'
special 10 thn Gazette.

A city Marshal Probably Fatally wounded.
special 10 the Galct,c
TrxARKAN4, ARK Nov. l4.-Nt The
Two Brothers saloon on West Broad
street A tragedy came very near being en-
acted. Oniccr LAWYER undertook TO ar
r,st Two noisy characters, but they re-
sisted and IN the scuilic which followed
Tho officer was dlsarmed oi his pistol and
club The offenders turned those Weap-
ous upon him and the latter bccaulc
thorouuhally dcm0ralized AZ tils turn IN
the matter, aud beat nasty retreat. The
yictols fred on him as he ran, but failed
10 hit him The city marshal was struck
by two OF the balls, however, as he da-hcd
M AZ the door through which LAWYER was
escaping. one bullet entered the LETT
shoulder and has since been cut out NJ
tbr other. While this wound IS not pro
pomccd fatal the friends Of the sufferer
entertain serious fears for his safety, u
being evident from the occasional cough.
inc up OF blood SINCE the wound, that lhe
ban affected some of the internal organs.
lie n resting easy az this time. The sec
ond bah Inflicted only a Sigh. wound 10
the hund
Aitcr the uring o number OF oillccr'
were soon on the ground aud the twt
onrnding parties were clptured aht
lo,lgcd ga ian on The proper charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
AN opn INVENTION.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
DIR. J.LYMAN WESLEY,
The Eminent Specialist. After Meeting
With Phenomenal Success In
This city,
WIN rake AIS Departure Thursday, Deccm
b~r 10. For his Home la the
East.

about three months ago Dr. Wesley
came 80 Fort Worth aud advertised TO
treat chronic diseases. NOW, ADVERTISING
physiclans in this country are thought io
DO quacks by many, and the people WEN
Inclined TO look upon him with a degree
of suspicion Bnt suspicion soon gave
way to the hrmest confidence. His gen
tlcmauly department and the universal
courtesy with which the doctor received
every one, and the fulfilling 80 the letter
OF everything he advertised 10 do, all went
TO inspire our ncople with confidence IN
hnl and entitled Or. Wesley to the high
est respect. During the past three
months llr Wesley has worked faithfully
curing chronic diseases. He has not at
tempted TO treat acute disease In any
form tie regards them as within the
province of the family physician and never
seeks such cases His work begins where
that OF the family physician ends, and his
success In treating all iorms OF chrome
diseases ia This city has been
I wonderful and his patients are All Wei
pleased with his treatment. Suce llr
Wesley has been In this city he examine,
and treated over twelve hundred persons
In an OF those cases he has not lost
siugle one, though some OF them TO NJ
human appearance hopeless, and had beer
given up by other physicians. lie ha
perfectly cured u majority OF those cases
and has not failed to greatly bencu
others. Every one who has been treatc'
NV him Is highly pleased Or. WcSle
: viii leave Fort Worth December 10, ne
most successful visit 20 this city
] Hundreds of our clt1eus, and more -
J peclally those who have been benefited b
, his wonderful kill, unite IN Wishing hh
. a great success wherever he may 80, I
!, has attended him here, aud most hearth
= recommend him TO suffering ones ever.
s where. Tho doctor speaks OF rcturnr
G TO Fort Worth sometime In January WI
: his family, and We eau assure MN that
& will receive n most cordial rcceptlo
IS During the next three weeks the sick ~
n ,tilicted should consult him at the Pic
v tel h..t.l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
NO rre, ID. slnlap. rom stIeI.Ins.

while impart!ag bic Of Information -
sare ourselves from Inconvenience, We
may save every reader from incpffipg a
III t,t Ioss nc some time ia the future
An.ona tho thousands Of subscriptions
coming 10 as IN postage stamps We ocea-
slonaliy open letter to mud The stamps
.,lued closely together, rendering II dliii-
cuit 10 separate them. ~
80, III g,,mmed side OF them rapidly over
~ hoIr al The bark OF the head a ieH
,imss thew wiz not stick together. u ~
.'resahi, the natural oil ia The hair pro-
due.s this desired effect
Tais receipt VIII be remembered 70 a.
,,nttoe by persons carrying postage
Fam y ia envelopes or pockg.I~Do,ok..s,
aboat tliclr person. The writer has i'.a
r ,essoY % appreciate rs Falue- particular
d when travelling IN tropical climates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

hoNpOS, Nov. lI.--Thc friends OF Mr.
stead, the imprisoned editor OF the Pail
Mall Gazette, are already making ar
rnngomeuts to have great puulie de-
munstration IN his honor on the day OF
his liberation from jail MIR Alfred
Miner, the libs rial parliamentary candi.
date for Harrow, MiddlescN, and
The close personal fgieud OF Air
Morley and MIR. Goachen, is at
present acting in Mr.. Stead's
place as editor OF the hsll Mall Gazette,
to whose colUmns he has been coutrib-
utor Tor several years. } is regarded rs
probable that Mr.. Milncr win be app
pointed permanently 10 the cuitorship,
and 1t is said that MIR. Stead, when he is
free, will stcrt Il new newspaper which
will be conducted as Yn organ OF the so.
cial purity movement started IN conse.
Quence OF the Pail Mall Gazette's revelt
'tiuns and now carried ON with great yigOl
by number OF organizations Throughout
England under the patronage Oi IN,
Methodist church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
worliua lile IIula BON Why's.

fhlFN.p y fth'Hs
Tie cGou 10 make z servant giri's col
lepe 90 Chicago q success Is certainly n
conmendahle one and nae Tho best wishes
OF aid who hnye eaten badly cooked steak
or slept 81 badly made beds On the
other hfud, would not college Tor mlH-
tregse- be an excellent thngf The man.
ufacrlrcr who puts bad goods on The
market would De laughed at were he 10
c.nlam jhai Il was because Ids employees
had failed 10 do their work VAL, ~ b.
hls busncss know how 70 get good
g0ri, from them, and Il be falls BE- gels no
sympathy, nor does be deserve any
WHY should not the same rule apply 70
rilstrssres, whose business Il n 90. Ia one
senge. manufacture the food their bus.
band. cutt Why should the wife's 80.
cuse OF inefficient help be accepted, any
more than would be- the mans were lie 10
plead the same reason for falling to sup
piy her with The necessarlcs aud iuNnrles
Of iifcg ia college for mlsIesees were
10 be established, both 20 instil this idea
aud 10 teach he best methods OF nam
aging employees, II ought 70 result Ia a
benefit 20 the community. The aineulty
would De ID securing the attondancc u
pupils. What mistress Will admit tbet
sha has anything 20 earn IN the manage.
mcut OF scryanta1 IheHc remafke, ~
coarse, are triial, Boz his y bfniai
world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
FUNNY MISTAKE.
Inmar Hlstnl,en for liuilrr-Ihc secs
rotnry ~ u rhlihntlfoplst

Inmau HlNnl,en fnr Butlcr- 1he secs
rotars nv u rhlhnthroplSt.
special Correspondence Globu Democrat
WAaiNGroS, Nov. a. one Of scclr
taiy lhmur's characteristics n sympathy
for inebratos ncis never hnppiol than
when lc VI pulling SOM poor fellow olli
OF thn ditch. some limo ago there Nn'
IL dlsmpunblc.look nlllce'setlri
hnuglus around tie capital hotels. iit
repeatedly rot urunk and made puis
rnce oi himself Finally he went
t1 tho police court, ana thence @
me Wub.huusc, Me-. lamar heard
OF 8is Edc llo bad known the drnkato
I'm better days, and believed there NNs
hope oi reclamation so he got hipl PR
dnaud, gave him ma appointment % We
Indian service, and sent hlu out 70 trsel
,ailon whore whisky isnt 60 be had, e.
cont by violation 81 law J'le agcrethiy
gave the mans Vile Il place worth spQv
wear, and sent her WITH her husband V
help take care Of him at government ,AA
pcnsc. Tins occurred threa months pipi
nearly. Several reports have been ~
ctlgel ~ The Secretary from thosp cagi
toned 20 look alter Tie reformed diuple
ard, aud they ARE All 0i q character whiglt
please the secretary greatly
lhlA hnd OF philanthropy, however las
! iis draWbucks Tho other day an lnhb
yldaal tottcyrd Into strcet-caf whgig
( the secretary was riding The tlrat thlne
I he did waA to throw a d0lhu through w
/ 9pcnlng 10 the frort door. ~ aud ~ WI
1 drlycr passed back HE change done W "
In ntUc package The drunken nhi
4 showed them 10 hle pucaet Piriy soon
/ the driver opened the door aud calico
out sharply "l'ut iii your fare lN'
drunken man stared, bit didn't move.
I rcOplr began TO tltlrr "NeYer mlhN'
/ said MI Lamar, looking beneyoltntly ~
I the bcioggpd passenger, I'm ia y lQt
I YOU and he stepped up and put ulph,l
/ IN ihe box The situation MSS go,
misty sui The drunken man fcepgnl1en
J thar Is some way The secretary he1 Ngls
him irirndly acl We extended w
Ihanl, aDd Mr. Lamar SHOOK Y, hnyhlA
I tlmfs ali right"
The drunken man e9zed steadily alll
earnestly at bis bpnoiteior iof heq'Y
! dYo minutes, Then d hfoaa grin sgi'h
over us face as be reached cut ny hinN
md said "llaw dyer do, Gen, bh'Nii
4 I Thought knlw'dJer ~ WIN w
NeW Orleans ,,
Air. Lamar accepted ile baud nSplp.
but Glth less euayily. 81 know
continued ne drunken man, and ~ s5P'
On p,innina while people begau 20 mlVes,.
e4oil don't think he takes NJ W psn
4 Butler. IA yoa youY' asked ~ Ltsgi'
rather painfully, OF d iriend Hho fa' XIV
\ siAs MIN. Tho SECRETARY WASH ~, lv ~.
lin Aoii1t. Tor af.nr anoilics hafd 1921 w
dranben mln delightfully."- peiilel - W
iait Optic and broke api Wiih 100 s''
fese tlsed siaeo ne Nas ~ New Vifef''i
halnI ycrfN ..s
II Nr. Lamar dropped out "a ne aets We
nor. WITH an effort 10 lo0s fesrYnFlf'
"a swlles Which followed llin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

piiace's murder with those oi the minis
tors already resolved ON, Hut The assas
SINS Go make themselves quite sure 81
,hc prince's death maddcncd, as torN
cious beasts are said 80 be, With the slight
OF blood had lost minutes, Invaluable Is
the successful completion Of their scheme.
Ia cutting and slnshlug the dead bodies,
Some forty kniic-wounds were conniuA
on the corpse OF the prince, Then The
carriage ot Paul RadOwanoylcg broke
down on the way 90 tho city, and thus
time again WAS lost, SO that the news Oi
/ the terrible dccd had reached hVlgrd0na
before him. When he at last arrived he
! found the whole city In Mortified aud IN.
dinuant excitement, The garflsons wcr,
uudcr arms, artillery and cavalry were
raady tn start ut o moments warning ~
ANY suspicious place The war mluistcf,
I y Petrnyic6 naknaNotE, WIS master OF
/ the situation, lilo had been the familiar
friend OF Prince Michael, aud hts confident
land counselor in all his plans for the new
military organltahun To his prompt
resolution The county Is Indebted for is
escape from the Shame OF seelug hauls
vet red with guiltloss blood OF the dead
ipriucn gfasping the rolns OF guyerumcnt
and from the probable consequence 81
This, relentless and cmhittcrod civil war,
Many OF the conSpirntors were exc.
lcutcd. Meanwhile, Milan, the SON OF
! Milosh Obrcnoylol (who was the son ~
! Prince Mnosh'l brother lcphron), WIS
, proclaimed prince recent OF Scrvia. The
, assembly met aud expressed tue deep re
1 grot OF the nation for its latn generous
= and patriotic prince, and It's loyalty ana
. sempathy for the young OhrenoyicE, who
. I.t Il, "a linttt.If /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
1T WAS GREER.
How n shrowd Reporter Got HIS salary
RAISED.

ltaiHed.
Pitt~burg saloon keepers do not like to
have their places called dives. An item
in one of the city papers not long ago
spoke ofsAn alteration taking place in a
'"dkc,n kept by Wilson Jones. The nest
day found the irate Mr.. Jones at the
office.
"Im err lookin' after the duck a. called
my place a divr,n he said, as he showed
his hat down over his eyes.
''Why, what was the matter with it?"
asked the reporter, with a look OF blank
innocence on his face two feet deep.
Never Won mind what WIS wrong. |
list want ter lind the man as writ IT,.
That's all ! WANT and Mr.. Jones care
lessly urbpttontd one of his shirt-culfs
and pushed his sleeve up.
"Well, the man who wrote it has gone
up to McKcesport," said the reporter,
"but think you make mistake TO feel
offended at that
"Whatsn almost shouted che terrier;
mot ret mad at bein' called a discf"
"Do you know what the word means"
gently asked the scribe.
"Naw."
"Well, now, III just show YOU" anc
I I've pulled out OF his desk patcpt-mcdi
cine almanac printed in German. at Is
a Greek word. DO you read Creek"
"Naw. Can't read nutin' but unitel
4 states, an not much o that"
"Wcll, it was word applied By the ole
Greeks to thcir cluO-rooms All the PEG
pie, yoU know, used TO gather there, an,
they were very fashionable. They uSeC
to have music playing, and all that sort o
thing. aud the families would sit round a
the tables and drink lager beer. The beS
OF order was always kept, and that's IN
reason We sometimes use iinow whencye
we speak Of an orderly and handsome 81
loon"
"Thunder. 5 that so?' said the moill
fed Mr.. Jones "Ilayc cigar, Just tel
that teller It's all right"
The reporters salary was raised o.
cents 4 week, II Pittsburg Dispatch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

Edward sheppard OF Harrisburg, us
says. "llaSlng received 80 much benefit
from Electric. Bi,tors, feel II my duty Ia
let suffering humanity know w. Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years. my doctor told me would have
10 have the bone scapcd or leg ampu-
tntod. used, instead, thrcn bottles Of
Electric Bittcrsnnd eeycn boxes Bucklons
ArnIca salyc and my lex Is nov sounr
and wclln Electric nltttrs are sold NJ
% cents n bottle mud linrklcn's ArnirR
Salvc At 10 cents per box by W II WI.
liams & co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

taoy dare to return. The Cracow relief
committee denounces the explosions
As tNHt'NAN NNp UNLAWFUL.
II quotes FROM the great GtCman auihofi.
ties, Lctier ard BluntschNt, 10 show that
the cdlct OF expulsion wars issued by TIE
German chancellor, IN violation of the
Gcrnmu constitution OF 1874, which Jeff
with the bundcsrth alone, and not with
the crown, The right TO Danish aliens from
the empire. The innumcmble stories OF
cruelty inflicted upon the tens Of thou.
sands OF unoffcndipg Poles under the
cdict OF expulsion, are producing in
Germany widespread feeling q bitter.
ness Against Prince Bismarck.