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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

In shipping early vegetables consign
70 smith, Thompson a Carl, l23 East
Fourth street, Kansas City, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

Henry 4 Peak are agents for the cell
ebrated Pennsylvania lawn.mower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
arain.CradIes,

The w. A. Huffman l@I H
have just received q g sslr ysil 4
cradles, which they oIi y. u
The trade. Special prizes Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

Shiloh's Cotarrh Rcmedy-'i
cure for catarrh, diptheris y y
ker mouth. Sold by IL. w Y
& Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

Silver Loaf Baking Powder has never
vet disappointed the bs cad maker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
TO and From Europe at Lowest
Rates.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
MOVEMENT oy TRAINS:

10 Partles wishing TO Bring Friends to this
Country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
Book Given Ann'

Send your name and Ai MI
illustrated catalogue, ,s,sS 3.
1876 pages. % Msmptls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

'Hackmetack,' q lsstipsS Il WI
perfume. Price % anu y ~.
by w. w. Williams q -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

A ear of steel nails at Henry 4
Peaks hardware store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
"a w 0VHE ANT O. Cur
LAND AND GENER Az 40 Gem
500 CONGRESS- AVE., cor. WEST HICKORY ST., AUSTM ~

Lands Examined and Divided Titles Examined and Perfected
Obtained Taxes Paid in all Parts State Genn
Business Transacted business with State Departents Sp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

Buy the White Mountain ice-cream
freezers, sold by Henry & Peak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
EVERYTHING IN MY POWER


for all OF us, that is all l can say. /
don't know whether L can give a bond
In the way am situated or not. Now
! have written you all. IL you can
manage anyway to yet me out on bond
| don't think you will ever regret Il.
You know enough ofbusiness 10 know
what Is the best for us all, and / think
you will act ms you think best Yours.
respectfully, WILL g. M
r. y nave not suec seded IN ret.
ing this Eote out rs soon AS | thought
would. Mrs. Brown IL you can see
Henry Finch send him up here to see
me; he lisa lawyer, aud III can make
arrangements with him he eau write
to my folks and see L they will make
me a bond, l have not wrote 10 none
ofmy people In this state. have
wrote TO my brother who lives In Col
orado territory, My people helped me
before; | don't know whether they
VIII help me again or not, owing "a
the fact that have got into trouble.
Send Finch up here,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

Lawn.mowera Al Henry : peakls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the post-ofice AZ Fort
obiain any OF These letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters" and give
'Ae o~" Oh ' BE III NJ. BuRCHILL. p. ".
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
|a!lEla5!lAa||IslIE5l|I

s,ns
s Y, y., 4 M e ;is az. = \ ',,.' u.
,dstps.a toairg A1e fpa0as.ss ~ sss.
,fu,ralss~ si,ae " ss4sut 81, ssoos- VI y isaisa
IL i.riSls y !sis 4 srfrsBsiiiasy ID III Il.
suits, in advance Vt anything sseE BE-
faro rs pszsG.sSt ess sASEgasss ~ aasg Ra& +
A Re. nkaea.seit sigis .sst ~ as. sith. sbs
frue AZ Tie karltrls IninS IN Nov 1ie1io0
sIow~d an AsiydsftSgspi ID tr.t e<n Us fxvoY
VI tbs DdBs u. . lie iaIn, nht saved oyer shs
fssFl LtIt,sg -ai,lctSa'sla " y Inv sattrs st.st
u tss iaa',lill.sts psa'lS sSsSs Fi.olsh W tss
sfhs f.ssswsngss an eru,aafa,iSn os ~
piSn d tas,sstsss ~ o. saipI Itsr 70 ieilipest
tlssl 7-sIs ssglt isspst slaJv LllAl bali that
" aay other ~ e,tnai o T. clsy, aud the
s.igis " ne@r iiV,S 'pn1Tds iess. tSus
gisstas reduas=isss n..stsinssof trans, ,1sstasion
sEcosp--s stssesl q u u Ssc' t,pe ~ IN
rupnlJ,g. grdsT u ~ inurs than ple third
ssl,t 6f ths Ffub. u Anv.ahs Y 6eft niaclfine
h,uoh iesa grading and timber work be,np
nai"ssg rk.% IL sesS2stEE, saf sE3 .fa 4
imRD-- The exlerdiiufe Tor rapair Is 10,
faOrs tiiaD gns -ilttu ttiat,f my Deit ns-
cii NJ, mt ssBwfti iast fully ii rec tirssS
~ hong s0Tktng ntr.es ~ raiae epfdit ors.
fqusIs " saYIs ist.i, aess han u.
rsti,a wiisfea efsti defA s1onn1l ltsf hfe naed.
tFra--Ep spsof 4k3H sssa slxsry iittls
q Ta ~ Necessary o pp@rtte r..
StITn-. nna 9 w.sssris reqGirsd than IL
'Pnslgsis.a HI w bstis,gsg> -.l, y.,sS...,,
or i,fv.r,a shsiEe ca,,.4s 10 b ststfs.. ,,nas D,
.-.tt!sg+--- ~ nv sia .pls f. ,Iszasspd sIsim-,
ed ~ r 70 :, oist I, y saasi,l xril ..,s
E.b. f;i2 mfiff isr:ai. rsts VI OF 3 u
b. II udird sDS,5ass,fnfIY tts4n bv .ry Sthsi
mash tls--- ssssstt MY W ~ ~ tn4ay IN.
y, ,es. wssoJ', En" grn=gl D ls u Il BeceSsar,
u tiffhsfa itr lb tar' f'"A% ~ g ~ So
NRtB-I b = IL. STA II aud 6sIis to me.
Vi sna ssf'eqntrsss sssasssd5stt y gent. Ba th'
: nj /, ~, I s ,,bi;s .Tails' y
Liua cheat unlis fer tts ugsh 40 vies II y
Tfasaa.aGss Il siraPyyu to Of esnstfuetin
mt sia ltlt1 Der nt S,sgriHg p IT.. tbs
utts "a SCffh 4 = ~ isffriSi Il n, stSef,t, q,
is@s- s,ssty fis-esnf es,tuii sru ssi,, skt q !
any seti | 80 ?, ritd u ese I, u be rsplsce. 4
tan .sIi1 eia. Ilr Frse hEs 10 p:ec.s
md sAlIe snitisr IN cb itses in.iiy iif,re. me
krfass lszsnpiishsiop, ,.f ,sssts tibet Djeyoivr,
q ssstt III r,n, Z FJ,dsgrsat "xrenss ia TIN
=. al! n ip -. time.
We 70 " r" IA { EIs- mo sveBpiEg aff
p~sifrfisi,rs eaasnss i,Te frate fsirs iitt III,
.vatx ssii1eni rassr iiI the M Fka ,sbGt 10 if
! saii- -hrgra ,at tljHt tho results Of tIsii
h,ssrs tion have not ia any iustanre made
poosi these claims Til 'dy srtapes ere at
fossh far the Dnfesn. a. well ~ tho st. t.
merits sd'. we are prsasrsd to substanti;
ate hv "stuti Vorktn' r.kuifs.
Trice 500 Weight atonf TThC1
Send f1r'.sir-atsr e.. rai,iFis, Ir'n Works
kaShIS, BRaYTtE&Ga, agsl,. ss#a
z.s,, ..,.xs gss Sen Francsso. Csl.r
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
II KeaIny IT. san Fsaneiseo, Cal. :
IA hII.l ~ DlAalI A. EHlH
Notice g. foriritarr.

70 r. RAuya. ~@' a't. .r -@''2t> &t
80 You ~ nertbs n tied thatvI hsye
rypei deJ SlvV IL ! b.,r >, d b. pr,vrsr ests
'l0n 80 ,vrr R.li mhinp cl i'm. s,,us,sd
~ u lie o Ok Minnr ! istrct Anh, "
Wnn Arzo,a Territory. and duly record
a ia il.rok 9. ~ Mining ls~orus. py . ~
u so3, ~ order o h.id sid vrrmires nm
br tile lruvi.,ons If o-cti.u Zs2l. II. v,s~d
Sratut% OF th" United States. Girg she
,n"nht rrq,i,ed D, b I'D the sams fsr the
- II ending Dra%mb-r 3ia lsS4. a
And YOU ar. fnrues no ifi.,d that the
rp p,rnon of id exp ndi' 'ure dr~ from
u ~ SO, ! eiul mo ry ~ sh~ United
4 stes. 'gnd Il within 80 days after tbs pub.
e ton II th's not cs sou fail or fsfase Ia
5 attribute sGur y 'op 'rtinn Il such exp'nd-
M. e. ro- rrcr. ur interest in . id
sim ~ u bcs .nye = property cf tl.s On.
.rssgIcd nhdsr said section xs2S M ,F
,...... - - .iorE B'asuAnr,
Mineral Park, Janaayv ?. 1875.
@~s@ ny ]. nl-y0d
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
she riA-s spir,s

~, virtue cf sneexsaation issued nus -
jhe Ms. rss1 Gs,,ft ei Sass lbirl ~ ssiy Dss-
Sl,at Uf aLs IrrIiiufy u AIizaSaa ~. md lpr
the 1oiipty u 8iolasc u Attd ths nfth day
sYsteS, ussr a. ljs iet5. iiss, CTtsifi aotssa,
Niswsen sssas.,s.ui ~ siihsld 40 ptststid, ,Ss.
toysf.sa SE0s u,. Lbsa ali,st tLe Afpv.q 4iyid
ai.a y ty.r Al ,iiipg Coiip ny, tsieiidaIt, 10
tne ~uil "A 'fcven iit1ifs nn thrts tufidted
'Ases tos. FL Gee d1ii,'rs I'D = Lsissts ssyss
:;si. ;ls S anu sssss sssa tsassa o.ss Ill issat e
.tlsres,n, ~ wit: x.1G 81 c.D,s ara c,,st~
! ipYl pliisk y. lts bsn4.f xAI3 on it,s. ,tfst
d " Ui Oc VUDer, 4 n. IbcS, AID tDe spni Of
Iseyen tn0nmsiiti In y hpfd ed ard NJ ntecsi
s,tl,neSs and u ocI.tH il lsy~ as - dsts c1
this stifl actually one w SD dsnHAnI a
lave srs.sd upon the following described
i,voIsssss, " wissssst ssw aSssSt %fs.l ~
J 1sst ssrtaiu 70 d, knevn - The Csdas.
tbs i7.h, "a, of 81 y. 4. y. 1sSS. and re-
s.sasd osi .sstsss be5 and s56s Essok j, MO
ssiisLvoes recDrus of h.h VS.. Gpprty,
teferelce 70 pnio!i fecoiSs ~ hereby q,
sstsSis ssHen oosnlneuo NIX NJ Or scsx . p.SDt
ssliLs bsR s.tay, kb'pt s sIli.ss sontL Dt,
.lkusseiis h,uss. AZ wl,tnsy, and Ie DIM. 20
tLs Arno,d nine IN ted4fvdfiey DIstrift.
I .,is,. nSs.ii that cert in IA ning claim SIT.
tlatr, tying and beihp in Cedar valley min.
iGg D.slriet toanty Of Moh"ys and KIN W.
..s.. sss, AsiAassks wstiS tsass,s1 4tsdtea sfsS9
w u each s.ds uf IA aeBieT ~ tie yein.
tsunnaed On tLs north by the Lsangeli.i
.Gine, ~ d on tie south ~ The General Lee
in,n., u bong the most noriheriy tbousanc
iesi Of fsIeen im whlce Ma ed,by "A. D.
MseendIp, ". Il. ArpJl apd T.. Ma cnd.
Ia >sud ledge. tin "rsbynt November IA Ia.
Ae7l ard nsuea the A'noii mIIr, and ~.
,DTuea ~ the isc rds ~ Cedtr valley min
tsg ~ stssoi, raid A. iai was re,oc Jed I,y, toe
.riold Gold aud Silver Inhpng Z .mp ny.
ibrTfph r ~ Bs~s. its preside O. EOS a,f,fn 9
7 Asy sth isss " nd dusy roo issis onspsers'
~ spo i.s Is oh u, npl ~ r.ssprds ot q dr.
lsaG md ia, ,ii'e.k j, ianaae ssecords 81
ID eb,-ys Lla,s ~ ealus n, y Licii rseo,a
d lrtoby had. PuGiis Nostse = bsr-b,
slgtn rHat @0n Al ndsy. yha tec NJ,
S+sFm Msrst, ,ts.ii 1885 3.tD, so'osock D.
3ss.f Ihst d,sy. in ~ att fstss fGouri -i,oss@
~ The is,s,n 81 Mineral reyk = punty of
aUhate, t9il seil al The ~ 'ti'l. md
ftsrs tm the sa,i frfinId q III nnd Siivesi
'anri,sl g. mp nv rte de;enSsat, M and ~
10 sip ys ffe-sr b-d ,prs4rty, IT .pnblic
notion, o.. us /, to The his hest snd hos
4 dasr, 10 lathfy safd txecuti6n d d All
stE. EsE ESsE a4egHbtRsF . Ell SsfiFs a}G8
Mineral Park, February 7iL 4. D. 1885, d
4 ea aasaA s.s ssrs oH r. u..sr,1
~ o. r. Ku ur,csw. asnae, a6F'pi|Tss5
UNDERESTIMATE. ss o. 4,-Hfar 3 sai
Thes9h,va y e-s'iier sisv psssrso'sed nntb
istssd sy ~ sr,as ! a. iss,. ~ stro ao'ei snl
N. ~t u q ss nIr jiil &C, n MI, ...-,, ss ,-
~ nerdl PstTk, Tetriary 20 b IFS.
'@'s.s' # I7"a VI aopERr sryEys. gy"
.a..9 nss .fstt ssssa s3 ~ Sheriff. d
3y OF, krsNsga torch 49, -.., .l.sy j. :,
.,,,-. .UIdrr-SterjS. go.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

-fealied ibcefstiS tiisesssS.Ss fyr aIxas.ss
eseIin. o. nssiaora tor ~ pssisi, say eu.rsra -
~, c'are nervous and phs siaai Jebiiitv. -
inai WEAKNESS, lost inanhsd. tinaioril.~
.oss Di sbergy. ringing and oIzxipess q, n;
ne,,e. lI-Lai,cLolia, EvI~less feeIi,cs ,.tess..
lorfLea. ard all tie fesnit. 81 yortI'fdi ~.
prss'et's's "ra sxcesssr ~ n,xtuW YEA n. Ihe
D"cv"t. regular coIless ph, sismn frp1
Lon,ps WIZ akrsr 20 forfeit ssss ID. ussul
aUAhsrs tor q czss she inyicOrasor win -
'e'.rsj2liasf spsylaI treatment and sdyios.
Tbs 70 .s<pn 80 many crn not evt curud ~
e.xness and the abwe disssses II owibc n
coinpi caii51. q He'd PraNsAt0rfhAa vRtr0,
requires iscu 'Rar trssfmeus.
Dr. Lieb.e's insipor, t,r No. q isuths onlv
,,sssiiiss sars fsd p,rAaanYsi,sa. Prs ~
sitGer insi1orator, ~ pr bottle six fpr : 70.
.,spt o my hdcres, Of, receipt Of price, 81
Y. D.. heslnnsibiv persona can pmy
shth cured. otricisst secrecy Naintained.
Patients cured Ut horrr. DIR. LirLic ~.
t~'nsary has an E'sgant Drug Store In IL
Too freqoent syacuaij"n of che Bladder
nd X fpy Stds dsn,eEt III urine are syruuaovns
pr Fec ndary srmisial " e. knes. ana Pns.
pat rrhea. Complaints readily yield 70 the
ILr. Li~big Treatment.
OrdInzry e,ases-- sny recent ssas Of spssiai
= pr ynte d,slases curd for 60 kens
iie. srffsrient 10 cure will be prompfl, sent.
|wiff fuiiNdsrrcth rs pgd advscs, IN rec@irN "a
|fw hiisrsekates are securely covered
|fro,n observation. s.sr SO IS -
Inyie.,saios Samples Free.
To prove the vgrasriai power of tLsarsat
German Inyjgirgtsr a bottle ~ eithes
number viii N. sfnt FREE ~ charge. per
sons orderinp V free bostie viii only have q
. y oxpr-.s,ee on dess,esy es9ay /
Most I,Iverfpl Elertrlc Belts frse ~ -
20 ~
vice free and prfsatts can or writs ~
nR. BifffG q CO., 100 0esry ST..
prig.te Int xsrAee. l0s Asse,a, 20. G.f..Csa.
.s. t4asssy ,s Jul,i SsH s2s ~ I. (
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
ai'IaI3 tsirI4A ~ s9s
ENGLLSH RIMEDY
Is A .NLy .R FATE

! Is AsNLy sR FAfEr
icLi - f,r hsryvss
] ebiln :. Exhausted
Nit.st.. semi n al
Weaky.sl spermatoY.
rLosa. l"st Si.,pta,od, ,
infpJtefIey. roGs.s
|tsrhes. Psya fyat&
,and ~ the tsTrbl ef.
Ifects IT Sell AbusA, :
|yutitl,fuI fsyiIi0a a0x
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08


pAt.ssst4s III uiAt if.f years, such ma IJss ~
Aeip9ry, Lassitpde, k,-ctrrn fnns~i N
version to Stciety. binhess of Vision.
Sohsssin the Head; tlse Sitai fluid y~s<ing
unobserved ia the urine, and ngny, ether
diseases that Lead " kns nifty snd Lesth. n;
DIR. N1NT1E, WHO IL u r-g,ilaf plsySjciaN
! pri.duate of the University PefIAsy fvMniAS
will agree to forfeit Piv~s Hundscd I ollars
TOR case Of this KIN. tho I'll kEsTOR.
NTlvE under his sp eel sdyicr and treat.
meiit will not care, OF tor ,.BstRing impure
- injurious fonrDa Ia is. Dss enintis sssato
all private dissasss snecs%sfully vishoet
mercury. Consultation free 1borourh
examination ana advics. intending. analyis
n urine, Five dsllar Price of Vital Res
fnsafivs. SI.50 bottle. or four tines
he au,aatt u fer Eve d.dlarr; sent IN any a<A
iir,ss upon receipt Of pr.cr. or &. q D -
,nrs from, obrvrysuo and IN private nsma
y" SSsdssl A.E. Miu,le, Md.
/, 8 II Kearny ST. Ssn Fsaneiseo, Cal. -
Mas SAMPLE BOTTLE FEfE
VIII be ss.,t tn anyone applying by ls'ter,
st'sinp sywps, ,srss s,x nfsd age Strict -
,r.sy 10 TerHgi :" all s,rsiI5ess tr; nls etiaps.
lR- AlNtIh's LIDNEy KEMIDY.
ifprEt1iCt,A, cgreg all kii de, kjdusT
md bl'ddcr oihisiaiifts p,,norii orn. eltS{.
,..rIDrrrlea. For sa,r nv ~ druggists al
ori. dollar per bo.ais:,s sin tbottle. for Pivs
h,ltars
DIR. MINTIE's DANDELION PILLS
r. the best and ef-gpert Dyhpepris aud
ili"us cure ~ ths n,arl,vt. For sale BY All
" " a. fJ,tsytf
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
.'5SsAl'!,'|'''ls!E||Rl,','' ~ e.
a. 6Ok KEARNY 81 SEcS
THE EXPERT SPlClkuyr.

ttS IATIUJ CgG0t10o4 4xeaex
DR. yAlA,kN, AZ SJ8kELJ.K KsOMl. r -
reAillN Eraap ,tsd. t.tIyssessE. sdpess<a ~
Bowd'dn Ubllefs and University u nickiss -
d . nsN deyvtesi q lifetime ~ the study n r.. =
trs,.lasnt and cure II dissAs.s ,vsthia ~
"'~e''..s. Z. iorsc xEs, il.v = als n
Aud. slddle.a lrl inxp wrv Ars S49iEsfN5f
from tie TAscfs cf Y"ufhfaI IndIzJ5SJjS1 =
rhys,esi Il DsBihsy. inpsssScs. s IL IpSfE u
NhUsa sosp pfu-s-s 90 sAsss. dali evea. sne.sis~
los. II sdsrfy I I'd Inenss,fy !. ffsqusussy 49,
sasssS.stce hsnsn,bss. shst " seAhias
ton ~ ssmcgiesv VI gssst snpstiys .,,wss ~
Doctor has sOarr pssd Ida tEsssmsst fsa1sl I
lEst snly sHord 'iplnediats rslisf. bvt pss.
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NV
Havnr beaf surpe6Dfn ciiAfps u t~s lsAdlhs
hosptris. rnsbl~s me to treat all pnvAtS
trOutIss with exc@lleBt res0Its. Iwish q a.
ltiHcff " understood thst d. Nit olasm 4, -. (
firm inp~sibiiisies. or 20 have nsS sss!.,crex
, y ruyeerna taml e,wer. giaIm only 10 hs
.Jailiul and succ<hofai PLysjoinp and sp,.
t,eDn thororptfv nif rmed IN my speolal<v w..
nv DIsEAA4lAsOP BAN
/. All applying VI DE wiff 'rec+iSe my housst
pilisn III their 0 rnpiainis--k koexp~riment
ina. lwjp pns rantss ppsigyre eAre Ia <uerv
c'se nndertake,o forfeit ~ 700. copsuits.
ti'', In off'cs .r by letter YnkG Pfid sfrj6ffv .
private. Char a. rsassp biz. CAIiuY sdAvss. y
Bk Au1.lN
ar keIrny recf, 3 n Fr,srcisc,. Gil (yf.
fee isufs y ts adatJyeG to oas~sflirf.. Is 6SyS
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-09-25
A Word of Advice.

Why are girls SO injudicious in their
liberation of dissipated young men?
It is very often the case that a
thoroughly good girl will deliberately
marry man who makes no secret of
his bad habits. What can she expect
but misery to ensue? A life-partner-
ship should not be entered into with
out at least as much caution as men
display in making business combina-
tions for limited periods. No man
selects his business partner from among
men who drink much liquor or have
other bad habits. AS for mere man
ners and the ability to make ones self
agreeable, they have not ofthemselves
influence enough among men to secure
dollars worth of credit or to justify
any one in believing their possessor on
oath. A girl who is not old enough or
shrewd enough to have learned what
are the standards by which men are
tested, would be far surer of a happy
life if she were to let her parents select
a husband in the prosiest manner i'm
aginable, than if she were to make her
own selection in the manner peculiar
to girls. A life-partnership is not
easily dissolved.-Home Companion.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-09-25
A Maine Farmer on Fences.

If had my way, I wouldn't have a
fence on the farm. In the first place,
there are over 64, 900 farmers in Maine.
Now, their farms have in the aggregate
over 40, 100000 rods offence, orrising
131, 900 miles. This is outside of or
namental fences, and does not include
some 1000 miles or more of railroad
fencing. There are 11,OOO rods of
highway fences, 100000 rods of
partition fences and some Is, 900, 900
rods of division fences. Estimating
the cost of these fences at 81 per rod,
and that would, think, be a fair es-
innate, and the total cost of fences in
Maine is over $42,OOO,OOO. This is
nearly as much as all the farms and
their buildings are worth. It is more
than twice and half the value of all
our live stock, and nearly as much as
the entire capital of the state invested
in manufactures. Why, what with
changes and repairs, the loss from
yearly decay, the cost of breaking
roads through snow-drifts caused by
road fences, and the interest on the
first cost, taxes, and you'll find that
our fences cost us annually $6,OOO,OOO.
My idea is that fences ought to becon-
fined exclusively to pastures. Iwould
abolish the rest. Road fences do more
damage thangood,b by causing theroads
to drift in the winter time. The only
possible use fencing moving field can
be is to enable the farmer to feed his
stock in it during the spring and fall.
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lace, we find the Marquise, which is ex-
tremely popular, and comes In various
and attractive patterns.
Evening gloves are made with the
hand, as far as the wrist, OF kid, while
the long arm consists of silk net, en-
broidered with gold, silver or silk.
Morning dresses and elegant house
toilets are made dressy with profuse
use of ribbons in bows, knots, cas-
cades, panels and floating loops and
ends.
Matinees are still trimmed down the
front with full jabot of lace, or open
over q brocaded plastron, and are
edged on either side with full frills OF
lace.
Red silk crepe is a favorite material
for trimming dark blue alpaca, and is
introduced in tiers of fans placed over
tapping each other down the left side.
White nuns yelling is thefavoritefor
nice dresses foryounggi 1t is made
mp with jersey bodice, laced or but
toned behind. The skirt is trimmed
with rows of satin ribbon, and has a
tablier in front and sash ends behind
for slender figures, while those inclined
to stoutness need no overdress, but
wear sash.
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IncOngruOuS.

Many years ago, when Mr.. Marcy
was Secretary of State, Mr.. Buchanan
was sent to represent the United States
at the Court of St. James. 1t was, as
it still is, the custom for foreign minis
ters to appear at court receptions in
court dress. But Mr.. Marcy, thinking
such a dress unbecoming the repre-
sentatives of the Republic, had issued
a circular forbidding our ministers to
wear anything save q plain suit OF
black. This order led to rather queer
consequences at the Court of the then
youthful Queen Victoria-for this was
in 1858.
Mr.. Buchanan was warned by the
Lord Chamberlain that he would not
be received in that costume, and at the
same time, that an invitation OF Her
Majesty was considered equivalent to
command. Mr.. Buchanan must
have felt himself in the dilema of the
Scottish chieftain:
''Thereis no flying hence nor tarrying there" !"
He could not obey both the Queen
and Mr.. Marcy. If hewentin no other
dress than the conventional swallow
tail, he would not only offend Her
Majesty, but it would be impossible to
distinguish him by his dress from the
lackeys and caterers in attendance.
The inventive genius OF Mr.. Buch-
anan was equal to the emergency. He
dressed himself in the conventional
swallow-tail, but beneath it he buckled
on a sword. The lackeys were not al
lowed to wear swords, and SO it con-
stituted mark of distinction.
The young queen received him in her
gracious way, but without being able
to repress broad smile. After that
he was decided court favorite, as
well-bred and well-behaved bachelor
deserved to be
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uttered on the street, would get him
into the penitentiary for two years.
1t can 60 from the farthest end OF
the room to the foot of the stairs in
the hall adjoining quicker than it's
mother can just step into the closet
and out again.
1t can 60 to sleep like little angel, !"
and just as mamma and papa are
starting for the theater it can wakeup,
and stay awake until the beginning of
the last act.
1t can, in ten minutes, drive man
frantically from his home and cause
him to seek the companionship of a
locomotive blowing off steam in order
that he may obtain the rest and qui-
etude which his weary frame demands.
These are some of the few things that
a baby can do. But there are other
things as well. A baby can make the
commonest home the brightest spot on
earth. 1t can tighten the burden of a
loving mothers life by adding to them;
it can fatten its dirty littleface against
a window pane in such a way that the
tired father can see it, as apicture, be-
fore he rounds the ecorner. Yes, babies
are great institutions, particularly
ones own. Home Companion.
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Two Cheap Medicines.

One of the cheapest medicines that
mortals can use is sleep. 1t is SOW
oreign remedy for weakness; it cures
restlessness, uneasiness and irritabili-
ty; it will remedy headache; it also
cures nervousness. When weary we
should rest; when, exhausted we should
sleep. To resort to stimulants is sui
cidal. What weary men need is sleep.
The lack of sleep causes neuralgia,
paralasis and insanity. Many per-
son dies for want of sleep, and the
point where many sufferer turns his
feet from the very gates of death to
the open path of life is when he sinks
to sleep. Of almost every sick man it
may be said, as of Lazarus, eff he
sleeps he will do WE'LL" Another ex-
cellent medicine is sunshine. The
world requires more of it morally and
physically. 1t is more soothing than
morphine, more potent than poppies.
It is good for liver complaint, neural
gia, for rheumatism, for melancholy
for everything. Make your rooms
sunny and cheerful; build your houses
SO as to command the sunshine all day
long.