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PROMINENT ARRIvALS

Ner- York Hotel.-RObert NJ. McLane, U. D.
windsor Holel-Baron de Trenck of Paris Mone,gnor
MORT of Rome, aud Theodore NJ Pomeroy. OF Auourn.
n " 80 Byyroorf Housc--Sir James Robinson, OF 10
ronto 49,. Grand Hotei-Congressman Edward !. biasS'
OF Wisconsin, and General John C'ibbon u n ArnS
81 James Hofei-Danel n. Lockwood, OF Buffalo. ana
Ignatius c. Grubb. OF Delaware. .Ho0man honse-
Judge O. A. Locbrane. OF Georgia. Hesm"S'eT
Hotei-Ex-C Congressman Lewis B. Gunchc OF Oho-.---
Victoria Hotet-Usmun Lairobc, OF Baltimore.
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LONG ISLAND.

COMFY IsLAyD-The hoiy Of an unknown vashed
ashore on Brighton Beach Yesterday. THAT been
in the wator....-A Iuz marked STEAMER oregon" was
found on the beach yesterday.
MREOLA- Tue twentieth summer exhibition OF the Agr
cultural society OF Queens County Opene al Tie Far
Yesterday Ibe attendance small The
exhibits OF vegetables fruits and lowers he show
particularly nnc The troting of the principal
feuI
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
SARATOGA, June I6-In the Court OF Apneals

to-day the following causes were argued:
No 5-Mary Lyon and another; executors etc. appel.
ans agt Charles II Her-ey and others. Respondents.
No. Ei-Dela Plttnan Appellant. Henry Johnson,
executor ETC. respondent. submitted Tor appel ant.
No 35-M argaret kennedy administrative. appellant agt
the Manhattan Railway company spOndcnt
NO. 39-laWsOn II Long mni.tratOr etc, respondent
agt Richard Ii stanord. appellant. Submitted.
Following is the day calendar for June IL:
NOS 23, 10, g. %. 20. So 10 and 3D.
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wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PIANs-John Bennett OF Croton Falls who
arrested the charR" OF committing at the ~slen
scbo Was yesterday sentenced TO one III the Albany
PenItcnary.
SING lNG-1he Legislative Committee appointed to IL.
vest the subject Of convict LABOR visited the
tuesday and ye steIday.
the New Haven railroad
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representative OF tho club In tho conmittee WAS an e1
convict and served term IN the ,st-rn fcnitehiavy
at pnilaicIpha for cnh zZ.en-Bt ho gave III ms his
opinion that the ouIy mistake CAPTAIN Copeiant mhuo
IN locking all the members up ana tue COM
mittce left crostfaIcn.
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resolution ou the score of expense ne also r the
cned Mr. 0Nos proposton for 'Sas
Harlem River should be reserved lHr ,nraH was
finally adopted
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A VALCABLE HORSE ShHT ~ BARREy ISLAND


VALCABLE HORSE SkAI ~ B4RREN ISLAND
Iruckman Brady, who does the carting for
Eastman clttc dealer. has ADVANCEMENT at Tic
horse market by which, lie Is supplied WIN horses on
trial II they do not suit ho returns tnouI under tho
contract. Unfortunately his man, whom he told on
Monday night 20 take back horse valued at 800 was
not aware OF this, ana II CHANGED, neither was the
Waterman at the market gate which was closed. The
Waterman refused TO receive tho beast, and said
Inptticutly "Oh. take IL up TO the onal dock aud
leave u there. Only take II out Of here"
Down the onHl dock went Mr.. BraIy's man, leading
the horse good faith Il after u, aud thought
only getting rid OF his charge ana going home The
oal surprised TO such fine looking horse
led 10 the dump, but the freshman tied II to the rst
convenient post aud hurried away Naturally assuming
that animal suffered from some infectious disease,
the man dump lei IL cautiously down to the
ana 10 the head. That night the 500 horse
went Barren Island with boatlOad OF dead dogs and
cats. t. be made into glue.
tuesday morning there was war In the camp Mr..
Eastman Mr.. Brady, Mr.. Bradys man and Reputation
fron the horse visited the oifi dock out too
late The question is VINO shall pay for the siaugh
ter
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.SHIPPING .NEUS.

PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is. 1886
ARRIVED
steamer Anchorla flr. Small glasgow June g. with
psssongcIs Henderson Bros Arrived az IN Bar at
81 Ja a.
Wesienand tBeg handle. Antwerp June = with
aud To fctor Wright Arrived the
at 5.iOam.
Steamer aurcnt tBr Basqncsnc Iayrc JuLe >. with
passenger TO I.Dus the
steamer Jas arras tir burgess Lcata Mr. H. Palermo
q. Gibraltar - with mdse to l. & brdLauO Vosseito
Simpson Spence < Young. Arrived at the Bar al
ship -Ids tNOr. fO.nrbO. Biunen i2daya Slth uidse
L. order. vessel - Punch. ttyr a 60.
>bela ,oi ~ John ~ Ryan. sunderland 81 days
Ia pallaat " Hcraux.
hak ] hoimes ,nrl. Newcombo Kottsrdam 50 daya
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ma, ,nore has not been improvement In the Fire De-
rdent and water supply reduction In IRE losses 10
warrant so great reduction In the premium income Vn
v,e also Of the great in insnrdDe Valnes -
v h The fact that the losses for the years 1881
tn $50 inclusive were greater than IN any previous
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THE GROyE CLrB "OUTRAGE."

Five members of the Grove Social Club pre-
scniei themsivc, before Superintendent MURRAY yrs
ierihy TO press their charge against Captain
for rsding their clubhouse Monday night. When
Mr.. Murray had brought cut the iact That the chio
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NewsbOys on all railroad trains are
under orders invariably to supply CUSTOM
ers with he papers they call for, and to
regulate their stock Of papers so as not to
run short. Travellers who find that the
newsboy has run short of TRIBUNES will
ObIige this Office by reporting the fact by
postal card and especially giving infOrma.
ton as to what tram it was.
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What can be more diSagrccable more dis
gushing than TO SIT In with person who is troubled
with caarr ana has 70 keep coughing and clearing his or
her throat Of the which crops it, persons
are always b. piticd Il they themselves and
fail But II they Dr. Sages Caarrh Remedy need
BE- no failure
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If a local newsdealer does not have a
sufficient supply of TRl8UNeS, readers
can always order the paper by mail. They
will save money thereby, as THE TRI6'
UNE is only $3.50 per year by mail, post
age paid. Mail subscribers will get their
papers by the same early train as ths
neWsdeaIers.
BY MAIL, rs CENTS PER MONTH.
Address changed as often as necessary.
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Rupture radically cured. also pile
nstne Pamphlet of particulars 10 CENTS in
sanps Worlds Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo.
u Y
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Albert LEWIS, VI. D., Z Beach-St.. near Wes
Broadway, New York Hours IL to AMI to- Dsease S
nervous system specially for the last forty years
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Earl g. Wilson's l.. IL w. brand Of Mems
Collars aud GUYS the best sold everywhere
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MAXINE IAIELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun rises ia 10? Moon rises Si7Mn age ds Ia
HIGH MArEt.
dN-sandy Hook. sl5 TOYS Isd. s;3a Hell Gate lO2-
r. Z-sandy HOOK s2ODOys sld. $40 Hell Gate. 1854
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STEAMERS DUE
A Announcements.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP should always he used 70
CHILDREN TEEIHING. IL sOOIHES the CHILD sOFlNNs tn
GUMS PAIN, CURES WIND COLO and IS the BIS
REMEDY fOR DIA9AldA Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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IA LexingtOn-avc. betwa 2)th m I)ti rs
Tonrs--s 10 TO :. Diseases OF the Nervous Syst9
GenitO- L rinary organs Impotence amt sterilLCr
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Natures cure will be found Holmln's Live
and stomach Pad Always safe and sure.
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References
Medical
References.

OF Distinguished Hen. References:
HON. PHILETUs SAW Late WILLARD PARKER,
hGE J. W Kr Il i & Wis NJ d. Now York City.
Ex-speaker Of Z. s. II. Of r. WM. }. BAuR. NJ. d..
HON. CHARLES FOSTER New York City.
h sSS c sAaAG JS. &c eA G. D. c. BRETON
HON. s. B. iPSAlciKHRD - " T. W. SHAW, ~ s., "' o.
Hon. j. wGS 4 6BniA sM SMITH, D.
PROF ROBERT BARTno GEO. HALcoMB; N. D.
FEo os Z E. T. T. KEYS, NJ D, J.H. RoDMAS, N; :,
HON. wM. wiS b Me- E. D. Force NJ b. b, :.
Ex.Gov. J. NJ. RtfssK. A.E.GEoGHEGAY,MP,
uoym s e Wisconsin Ak cox H. toSSl y. Ky
Nun u vlrsiha CITY, New. BGrdstown, KY
HON. J. II. COLBY, D.R. YOUNG, N, D.,
HON. ROBERT HOVE HOWELL, j. NJ MILLS, N. j, n
HON. F. NJ OGDEN, J. D. WALKER, NJ, d..
New Orleans, La. Indianapolis, Ind. !
H hSS ASH s. IT, e. Wash M. A i % + Ind
HoYsrEpnFlS2T 0 FiE + NJ E sa;sa! y &
san Francisco. Cal. J. ROOSEVELT, u. H.,
s. s.! d. Et D. c. b. fONLA' H. MosrLEY 5 81 g. "a"
1g'h9GP e Nagara' Can urprp oI TeeisaScgn Ala
REV. A. McNABE, d. D., JOHN CHEATHAM, NJ. D.,
REV. WESLEY sifh, WARREN sfoSE M deq1
REV. II. NJ: BROWN, S. MARKS, NJ D. m
gEvJonS f. au oTEoTRk2 NJ ALLES f e. Be- W"
Port Henry, y. \. Milwaukee,, Wis.
REV. NJ. O'RElLLY, J. H. RIGGS, NJ. d.,
Valparaiso Ind. milwaukee, Wis
~ In cases Of Brights Disease and Diabetes, the sui
ferer will derive benefit rom Bethesda in "A hours
than from any medicine known TO science in Gmonths-
& n l., d.
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FWe0WcHSh0W.
THE TONIC APERIENT WATER.

HE lONlO AEEHlCNi w "A El>'
"DOes net di5turb TIE general hfalM,
Increases tie appetite aHdS 4 sfimHlaHF
as aoeN as al abereRt"
A. s. Gubb, L.R.C.P.,
RS. AcA. O1feey, F,trei Hel'Hal, Losi6s.
ESPECIALLY suitable Jor PROLONGED
use"
The Medical Record, New York.
"As an occasional abeyienf ami e0r-
rector Of digestion. / kaO7O nothing
at all equal 10 Frir9t1nhsAaA Tile
LONGER 1t is taken, tie SMALLER
is Me quantity necessary 10 cgt1 Tie
fntroSe."
Sir Henry Thompson, F.R.C.S., Lond.
OfGN Druggists ant .Nin<yaI Water DraIt,5.
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PRICE S.:
SILL WAFER Dor Medl. CARR0sATED dor Table
cnal Use) $500 Case. Use). 5000 Case,
Containing 20 tai-Gal. Containing 100 Pint. Bot
lon lars: and 50. so per Ties and 81. so per Case
Case Of 10 Gallon lars. Of so Quart Bottles.
| SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
p. SCHERER COMPANY.
III Barslsy ST.. New York. 1916 State ST., Chicago.
So send for Pamphlet containing Testimonials on
soma Of INC most epi,R, pa pNcIns and u0lc "a
lfae county mailed free 10 any address.
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Three leading New-YoIk Companies have Above
lLcIr aIIuuI rreIuLulls 70 IAN Oh % lhc eAlcn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

week young Bleistein married the charm.
Ing young widow, Mrs. McCune, and
now finds himself by right OF his wife
the possessor of an establishment worth
upwards OF 100000, comprising the
largest show-prinung house In the world,
editor and proprietor Of one OF the lead
ing Democratic newspapers OF the coun-
try--,he sole owner OF the establishment
M which only ten years AGO he applied
Tor position as GRAND boy. lie Is now
only twonty-iour years 81 age, has an ac-
complishcd wife who comes from one OF
The Oldest aud most aristocraiic OF But.
ialo's families, and owns as fine resi-
donce as there is on Delaware avenue, the
handsomest thorou2hfare IN the city.
What do you think Of Buffalo as a
lucky city? have half e notion Of stay
ing here instead of going back 10 Phila-
delphia, and see II some sort Of lightning
won't suike me. ADMIRAL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
Collin County TO Have Fair--On rr,ai
for Murder.

Collin County TO Have Fair--On rrlat
Tor Murder.
special 70 the Gazette,
MoKINNRY, TEx,, May H. The direct
ors of the Collin County Fair association
met to-day aud decided 10 hold a fair
about The time OF their regular annual
falr-abuut Oct ], 1886. Il. NJ. Hill,
z d, Muse, l.. A, Footo and J. N. Davis
were appointed as committee on pro-
grammc, and viii az once get TO work
and be ready to publish the programme
and exact date by June 10 Collin county
claims TO be headquarters for iine stock,
aud throws down the gauntlet for any
outsiders 20 carry OF the blue ribbon on
fine horses and COW stOcC.
The preliminary examination Of ed
Shaw for the killing Of JEFF and Thomas
bradbury II In progress before Justice j
w Gray. The killing occurred NJ Shaw's
house. One OF them was killed while sit.
ting In his chair, and the other was shot
while running some thirty yards from
the house. Bad blood, It seems, hnd OK.
i4ted, aud Shaw WAS apprehenslVe that
they Intended TO XIII hun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
TESTIMONIALS

My,ram Voter ~ Houston, Tax WINS q great
fnnctCr from chronic blood poisoning, which
canfel AN plcor lint balilgd the Rklli " many
90 / and a now entirely well and able 70
atlend 10 business,
Mr. David u. white Of Houston has huiIorod
from onllcpey, having a apagm every weok for
under llr. Cooks treatment aix wnrke ago, he
has had no return Of tho disease and regards
hlmAolf az cured
Mira, Fannie llowmnn, ilouhlnn, Tcx was
treated by Dr. Cook I + liver discase and dyH
pop Ia and Is now entirely well.
Mrs y. a. Lloyd, Galveston, Tex. was iron-
plea with hachnrhe, bearing down pains, Tired
feelings, dizzy head and other female com
plants for aoverhl ygnrs, and WIS cured IN one
month by Or Cook, without being subjected 70
embafrahti ing procedure OF an examination,
Mr.. Leo Cornet OF Galveston, Tex, says: n
have suffered for ynare from chronic .naanl
chtHrrh, ana have 0bthincd great lief fiom
Or Cooke tronimrnt, and am tatieiiou tnat one
moro month"; treatment VIII effect complete
cure"
Mr. j.. Journey, connected with tho Missouri
Pnciflc fnllrund al Houston, Tex, and his vito
Ind both been long euiicscrs from clirqnlp r0o-
chitip, which had almost tcrminalca IA con
They were cured IN lcee than Two
months under pr uoOb'a treatment
Mr.. Thomae Clarhir, corner Thirty tixtla and
PoBtoilor sueeA, areeion, Tax. ~ hereby
certify that Dr Cook CURED me ~ cancer
which had resisted the trcnlmen, 81 the best
physlclanh IN the county. HI removed II Win
a plabter that caused mo but liti epnla"
The above arc only few 81 Tie lneny icetl
moniag obtained by Dr Cook AZ over the
country,
Consultation FREQ uharges moderate. ONCE
AZ Tho Plckwick hotcl. foIt Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
RuzzLE pRpARrMENT.
sphinx Problems Prepared Especially Tor
Tho sunday Onrettn.

sphinx Problems Prepared Especially Tor
The Sunday Gazette.
tAll oofrcspOnucncn intended for this dc.
partment should be addressed 10 ~ n. Chad
bourn, Lewiston. Mel
No. ti2 IAN Attendant OF Day.
Whom night pats on her aab'o dreso
tViete Gown my temper some;
liW when OLD DAY IN gay aturr
Comes forth 70 greet us HE sire,
lis Then make ~ nature hum
nj Win my presence 90 cypress
Many lone, unhappy soul
But can't hello this, my friends 1 vow.
kycr go sorry though DC
IN all the world uonC envy me-
Though from the lrst day until now
! We been NJ ovry winning gOal,
whether IN stately hall at learned debate,
~ IN Y world Of commerce smal, great;
Upon The neld ~ battle or OF fun,
Whether the cause be lost OF ranso be won,
m always there, and 10 mykiif Is due
Muchei the cicdit which the Victor buneta
Ia0ugh good bohayior doth me ere esohew,
Yet All do surround IKE unseen ghosts.
toll,
And win bid to all a kind farewell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
CATARRH.

Amongst the lltt OF chronic diseases ,siscA
ancot the human frame catarrO Il the most IN,
discomfort and variety az dlatteseinv ens
dhEgcfnns complications. N you euntrs Win
denominations ofmgeus In tho nose aud tnront
y study feeling In tho head, hawking ana snitt
Ton NJ OF pressure on tho forehead, diAchafRc
from tho nosttila, sores ana ulcare IN The noee
bad breath, headache and n tired, dull iAueuld
iccling, you ara affected with thai most inaT6
como IT ell diseases, CHRONIC CArARnli.
aud should call NJ once and CupsNll the doctor.
who cUrcs oil forms and complications b NIX
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
LUNG DISEASES.

II you nave palma IN the chest, or ticlitna
ecneatlon w the throat; 4 Won cough and TaIAo
white. tough nutns or yellow aud eiYoRkea
With boodi or " You have aAthma, hrOsciiiiia
dinlnu ~ IN h1oHthlnp, aitc noon chlll, sccnina
fcVrr, ight swoRtE, oountipAtl0n ponf anne,
ute, and, II q female, louonffhUa and tcaniy az
eutWrostpd mOnbeayun have no time TO expert,
mNht WIN cod liver on patent consumption
curue, cough Incidence or ehhnge 81 climate,
DO noe run dungeroue rishe. butConsult he ey.
pefleneed DIR COOK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

No. 1i5-Decapitstions.
Dear riddles I've wopdrous frame,
And many limbs oompOac NJ
There's Just Ave otiersin NY ntme;
No doubt you'll soon disclose II.
Through ciiiea, villages and towns
move In curious tothCri
Or through the woodlands, plains and dowAs
Ne'er minding wind nor weather.
Take the first letter from my nane,
And thon grow more common;
A place I'm ways known 10 claim
Win every man ana woman.
Tho pranks and oddities show
Would make you burst with laughter
For whore the ncn and ladies 20.
There l como dancing aitor.
Another letter dropped, We fair,
linen view my new proportion;
A creature odd you'll nnd appear,
Possessed Of lite and motion,
But then welcome guest am
At almost every table;
So, riddlers, please now tell my name
really hope you're ahlo
l. A HOGAN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

N0itcO.
We, the undersigned retail grocers q
Fort Worth, do agree TO close our store,
AZ . O'Clock, sharp, p. m, from May / Z Il
Sept /, 1886, (Saturday cxcepted)
Hoping our friends and palrons,iO consla
Grafton Of the long hours grocer Is no
CURED TO work, VIII not object 10 th,
above agreement and get their supplies be
fore that hour. Respectfully,
FORT WORTH GROCER Co
PENpERY hROs.,
y II RouLIAo,
JESSE JOINS,
y NJ BmTTON,
GnAa SANDfaARp,
Brown q co
MOBILITY q BRO,
JNO w WILLIAMS,
@, J, POLLARD,
sCoTT & SCOTT,
TURNER & MCCLURE
MONTGOMERY u Co,
y W. PHoYINE,
N. j. LEwIs,
j. A WILSON,
i, A TRiMBlE & Co,
LEyHY BRDs,,
BnBR 4 LtSE,
WIZ RicHMoND,
r. Il BARNES,
n LtcnOjX,
JosErn JAMESON g. Son,
-Gno. lsENuowER,
II. n JAcRsog,
$ KAHN,
". A. MILLER,
4. Dusass
H. AARON,
M. y, McNEgLY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
DIR. W. A. COOK

The ielchraied New fork spe .ialist N, ,.s.
cpal rhysieian o, The Atlenls Meilesi aaa
surgical dispcnsary has opened ~, ,d,c. y. CIV
Plckwiek hotel Tor fr cen davp only vt. 4. Ky
euit him ''' " WIN
nk COON ircate eucroeHlully chfonit sns
Iona standing diseases nnrl, Al llses III s Nv,
heNd' thtpat md lungs, liver, kihAoy ana neays
eomplain's invctrraic diseases az Inc el,,,ne,h
VhAt hayo dcnod al other methods t6dhs fHe,'
w uissasca o. the nervous system (atiSins
sic, ntn, tgrer tcree, contrAoie coris. cnlafeea
anu ruil joints, rhoumatlsnl, neuralrla. leint'
"a, diNcAecd homes. dcfrmiilus. Nh rhem,n
orysipvlae, RcAld h, adj ill.rnnd ltDncd I, e",'
Hyphius, asthma, hay f,vnr. Winter ecoshs
chronic diarrhea and diahetie Xii INV he
cured by his wonder syeton II moi loo XXI al.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
FEMALE DISEASES.

l4adlea who are suffering with rnnihlafnts
peculiar to their aux cnn eanArlt she Doctor
with every assurance ~ sptcdy fritf and
permanent cure
The Doctor particularly invites all vngep tint
have heen fiven UP by othefphy lcinnp lfyou
hrn doing wen under the caro- OF y0dr own ply
,lollh 10 not call on me, ~ ms province % TO
treat those who cannot lnd relief elsewhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
No. IAs-A strnnre rhlnr.

The sand Of the shore stood fponsor,
And the weeds Ut the sea drcW nigh.
When came 70 the mystic orient,
So strange thing va L.
was sought by the great and wealthy,
For the humble passed me by;
WAS made for bower and palace,
So freil u thing was J.
] was wrought in lery furnace,
IN a jGweled zone l IL,
] was Tod with the wine Of the vintage,
x falr thing was
am the hand maid Of science,
! have reached tor the stars on high,
rye detected the subticst poison,
So keen thing am /
I've numbered the threads ~ the apidcr,
I've me sured the I ot0fang;
Yet ioss hack the emile Of beauty,
So variable 6m l.
HARRINGTON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
1873 Turkey.
I29 "A villa IN Ohio.
1907 o I A Il 0
o II A n O r
4 a 4 4 l. E
A T 7 a | N
Il o L I NJ A
O X b n a s

l3l--The itWeler took one from the
right side OF the cross AMI one from the
left. lie then took one from the top aud
placed II at the bottom The lady,c0unt-
ing upward to center, then right or left,
still counted eleven.
l32--"A feather" IL the answer which
seems to agree best with oil the condi-
lions given, although several other solu-
lions have been proposed, among them
electricity"
l33-The letter was omitted from the
lines, which read when the omission was
supplledi
"PeFseyere, ye perfect men,
Ever keep { csc prceepis ten"
l34--Put.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

No. IA Subtractfons.
/. From iudisputable take an inquiry
and leave weak.
2, From TO begin take beginning aud
leave devoured.
s. From mischievous take denial and
leave q coin.
4 From nodding take fruit and leave
an insect 2. Ohm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Choice cigars, cigarettes aud chcwinq
tobacco at A Stert's gun store, 200 Main
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

We viii lohn money IN any sum desired
on first class real estate security, from
three 70 Ave years time. We also buy
vendors Hen notes
BOMMEHYiTIk 6 CHASE,
50B Main street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

No. ti3 -rranNpositlons.
An imp OF the plt
And drink me fna It,
Two words rot seldom combined.
Now turn them about
Both In aud out
A reward OF merit" you'u find.
Give them one mora shake
Aud beverage make,
Most truly the best Of !ts Mind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

With hanRipgs for 81 10 the best 10 the
city; also window screens very low. AZ
the lumber yard d Elliott & Roe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Of thnse extremely cheap baby carriages
left AZ clafkb0n's. II you want One you
had betiar purchase II ~ once,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

An uncomm1nly due article Of country
1ntter II among the latest receipts at
Turner Il McClure's,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

The Fort Worth Grocer Go. have new
safe they wlll sell cheap on Tho INSTALL
nent plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Turner & Mcclure have Just received a
shipment OF the genuine article OF maple
syrup.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

The charity sisters Of EmmittsburR,
Md say Red Star Cough Cure Is very
eiilcacious