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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

SENATOR Drck's resolution TO ',. pro y. W.
' ~, az congress from &C ing as ~
a .o.,oys for railway corporations was
naased, but upon reflection II was . ~,n,
povered tbet so mary Republican sena VOL,
We're acting as RAILROAD attorneys tn la,,,
~, Y, wos reconsidered and practioaiiy
pllIed by being referred to the luolS l,n',
committee, Of which Edmunds Is ohaIt
man Edmunds is attorney for two o
three railroads himself ana ol W., 80 .
the resolution will never see 'n' ''s''
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Tun Farmers alliance Is aoou .. ~ Il
on i step taat win be hard 20 retr ,.,s., 20
al .aa,,,s % md the alliance WIN be noe0ing
MS a political OTganiaatt0n' In 1' t Taras
o,oumerous pol ltical ventures IN LShaS
=. ~ eva ,u, = tootiug have dlsmslly iaiieo
~ n"T :, there ,r5out the Farmers sIllanc,
and knights di Labor shat promises , Uva
a aas snrcess2 There 40 but one WIS
w. the coarse advised by the oilicer
No the state alliances etop'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

SAYS the Austix Call; sThe candldacy
OF That model educ ator aud0hrlstIan Zen.
ueman, Ptof. John Collier, a received bv
inc press ard people with alsaost upiyer.
sal endorsement, Ais nom.aatlon ana
Election WIN mark proud day for the
puHi.e .schooldnLeresss Of Texas.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
70 EIGRrRoUR MorEiln,..r

The Ialaud Printer, staupob aSroa,,
Of organized hbor thus dlseussos ' ,ho
4 eight-honr movement. nTbe rsosn.
movement for the reduction Of tho honss
OF labor from ten to eight, especialp r.
the printing trade, must, we think bsya
convinced lis most sanguine adyocs,as
mat It's adoption, under existing crour,.
Stances, Is ineSpedleut if not impraetioo
e'e While we sympathlse with every
icgiamate demand ior the elevation ~.
ieoor' we r,cognize tie importsn, f.ct
NA@t al such efforts must be feasible ana
saeed ON and supported by united ae,ion
before success eau crown their ela,ns
SO long as labor's ranks are divided ~
long as such demands are coupled VIA
proSlsos which render these conoess,ons
impossible, so long viii failure be assured
When law or demand is made universal
"a It's application, and organized labor
speaks as unit when no undue advap-
ase Is claimed or allowed; when A .,rair
lsid and no exemption is the motto. ,he
iAt-hour movement win prove success. q
aif mol before. Il is tho sheerest non. 4
ense 90 expect that, In this age Of ox.
esslye competition, one city or state can
essen the hours OF productive indps,r, I
'l1ner BY manual ormechanlcal agenclesl u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

MAJ HRAoNeNRrpca has deaied that
"a .ae ufeer county commission has ewarded
sna' territory to che United statee Now
~ somebody deny that when the award
& made Il 'clli girc Greer county to ,Ine,e
oAn q, that the commission has 70.
solved % do 80 whcn the award l. MAZE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

McGhEdoR sppeals for aid to'ihe good
people OF TexsS. Communication in
inis issue OF TnE GAzrrrE places the
condition OF thatplaoe before themublle
Cannot Fort woreh leud helping hand
to It's sister In dIsGessP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
A Railroaa Celshrn,Inn
Tascosa Pioneer,

fort w rth Will have big celebration
on the 10th and 18th, in commemorative
OF her natal day, We are a little h,t
mixed up over the question of wbe,hnr
thls Is an anniversary of the day that erst
saw her railroad town, or whether IL so
INC DAY on which the panther tool he 70
zEyTE US IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
Best in tho state.

:, "IIHVIHI " cHH Herald.
fort Worth enjoys the distinction OF
owning genuine steamboat, in good
working order, which is used for picnic
parties and excursions on the Trinity
Yer y Inc little craft is named for TINS
SA.hrrE, the best daily paper in the
seate' Inc Fort Will always "eet theren
with any public enterprise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Tur Arlington World scores point on
o.,,or Rrollss. In his speech at airing
,nn our maqor said that "a Fort worm
banker had told him that an amp.e SUI SUI,
c,encv Of votes would be borghS rom
,arrDes and poor WHITE people TO oelea'
- -.''.''e " svou lhayUr,' bti
ne should eschew politics and oratory-
the good Lord didn't make him that xav
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

!, sokr WORTH gathers them in. TIE
hsAas Hotel Desk factory win begin
operations o, here IN aoaus thSee weeks
'a ~ INSTITUTION has been operating at En-.
Pots Aen,, evtwiilremove toEost worth
u,As month Mr. John R. Rosu "a the
them III, N's' sT'' s'1ners
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

TnE co'ored peoples organ Of New
York advises It's seaders to beware of
jim Blaine, Jlmi in bad odor among
the colorcl voters and he win have
more trouble in getting the vote Of
NE South fcr demonstration than ia 1ss4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
FOR SALE REAL EsTA,rI5

EoR sAI.E-Th CO thousand a., -,
an acres IN pasture, two miles OF BAIRD Wn
90 oash; balance long time, or will irad V1e
Sa.tle OF Fort Worth property Roaz Stcr LOT
I'TTm SALE-An eight,room residences -,
bowel. ""'"'er loVs. Mrs. It. Nc
N'oMT sA,LLE-loto 5OxlOO feet, Easf First a.,
tor, meatneriord streets, close to new leo s anu
Un monthly payments For further in for
street Apply 70 e. W. Wilderman, No. 607 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

a BusrNHse man" In the White House
Us doing some good work in the veto Inns
and saving mOney to tho people. A bust.
ness man in the governors office at Aus
tin woHld be as profitable to Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

~. ~ candidacy Of W. o. Davis IN tho
En-. sil.n district must be very gratifying Il
' s's' seu''slnan' as tits 10 those who ad.
,A'lS nls abilities and pre,eminent titnoss
y represent bis people with honOs "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

49,, and 20 ali the state. Mr. Davis
su .,',o9 and election are sure, as II Is gen,
o conceded that ne win be nom'n0''O
,.,,h little. II any, opposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
no CONTEMPORARIES

THE difficulty of finding jury to try
the anarchiet, Parsons, is explained. He
is going to make speech to the Jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

THT Chicago Tribune refers to the Ii.
llnols Prohibitlonists as Temperance an
archists," Probably because they are
dynamiting the Tribuno's party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
Twelve PAGES.
sn,lnAr MonNINa. JuNh ?.
NOTICE.

An concentrations Of bueine1s n a.,
lure should be addressed TO the i,elsoa,I
sn,,,,sninp Co., and not to individuals
.onucctod with the paper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

LATEST from the eeUters of law, order
and loyalty;
!. clinton, loa'a, ssccW mob attacked tbn
a., {vssstaay lnSending 10 lynch two rronihl
tionlsts who wore thoro fot 4afe- keen,nr W..
sherih Snd depuiies frod isto the mob. wo,nS
,lS lonr'hen, none OF them seriously. AlIran
when The shooting commenced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

The postel clerks formed seeret
political society and Uncle Sam bounced
'em. Let the Dark-Lanternitesi AXE heed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

w amount from rom Io SSI u ON; WIN buy any
noInt ' re and express charges f anu way q
Gazette. '"' s'aso' Address 4 stranger. ea g
w rtomS M Ivan, want house OF six or van
~, 1eTiral location Address box 81 civ, t,aDie'
IIMIlEs having resilient or b1si,,.,,s,--
6i To- a s1s Gy placing them with me w, b ts
calls for his class mem W as am having daiy
STOCK Journal building 'S' a j. wins,
a ~rEsiAN Bath li0UsE--Nain al ,,,,,.,;--
rainwsteyi SbIS,lty gallons per minute soy Wint
The best bathing w satphpr, magnesia and soda
me s,S ~ di9t Springs, drunk moi rbtdn my o
Msrklss' nSle tickets IS oonts i've VIZ" tlcsbat bath
corner public sS anser' proprletore, nortSSSs,
t'ot,n WORTH MUsEUM--[jharlcs IT.
as natural as life 10 ana animals set up |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
TO LET ron BUsINI5ss p .7,,i n,,5.5s--

EV.nh Kent One mise new hotel con,aIsi...
mo 80 10 rooms; also one boarding house, eontain
st6rc roo,,, an finished In good style Also
wishing WE 70 go into the hotel business or aones
~" ea, h,0use can ind good and convenient
deScrihnd IN ms property. All OF the above
tnIeyenth streets, and Houston and Main E E
,s.,ueI paIuculars inquire OF John q. Reilly
E'oR RENT-Daily's restaurant: 5ITnitaza
1sIe 1nn n h st for sale Address h. DAILY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
mANrrIl-MNLM aNLP.

xKTANTEp-A good sober, 1obolng Dt ha,n
w smith. Address, " a. E"ins' '''''''''''
Tex. -------- Inv
yTTNSTED--Io hire for two months, or puyi
w a good covered spring wagon anu ,a tps'vi
also want gentleman compan III On eVnenses,
through the country; will pay an eNP0"'N'
tdIresa A stranger, care Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

swnr JOSEPH \, Brow. r,
K. ~ president M A HUFFMAN,
= rupNER, W. ~ Treasurer
DIV " q. Turner,
X M. VanLaho', w A. Huffman,
Jos. II. Bowl Chus. scheuber,
49, w. g. Turner
Sas, s. II. Any,
W. l.. Malone, ursiness Manager
Managing Editor. ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Tur GAZETTE has the LaTs y3,a
bona-Nde Circulation o. a TsIas So
Newspapor published in texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

ou,, Of publication sSSSsss sl sS AZ e 10 ort weh
and and ThrcssmuSsTssSoaus; Class Mail MATER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

] n \ IA. L.
! MsepA5NlEL, Dentist, move,, !;
M ngu building Weatherforf a. In tns harte'
nntffnrs' room No, :; where 30, 70 lud
kTienab ~ me best sets OF teeth ~, ~ ~ 'nnd
niee ~, ,.,u patrons cali, room pieass ns CITY
800 s.s,se tom the south. F"sane with a
v 4lE ea,, 4 RiLAND, gcnersI jsna- -. -,
rssas MN agents Tor the Pans . aad col.
ses ". W, RouTH, Homeonats5s, 49,
80 10 Al M rect opposite postoflee I onaee
Teiep6onmee siasnoe Third street, oorne sundays
sis I. connections. S"fhef Rusk,
n NgSEs q WILLS. Attofnevs :, -
Ia lava ~ .sgnel Texas, Special attsS. law,
- -; .ana anu commercial itisation. 'enuon given
" p, AoNDl, attorney AZ La,
(5;iise ir oa, clay county, Henr,.,esnna land
Is yers ana np = STEPHENS BRos- -
count T anu ianc agents, Vernon W.T. VIII law.
fnrassh .s SaAs render lands Ana lo9arger
,edees' -oattaet, OF and perfect fis,shAy taxcs,
IIsvc anu fof resent oWnera ~ ~, puy sell,
ic,,s x,IpltvN abstracts to WJIk. .sai estate.
,onne1s. "tsenilA Knox. BAYLOR snssef, har-
!, iena uvgation speciaitsu Archer
MOOD, usher a F0Ri1 10y
~ Law, sAn Marcos, Tesas AHorneys,at
las,r ,., btAl Y 4 RoGERS. Xfso..-----.
IA ~ JI9hanieiofa a. Law, Over Fort saeys Ana
''"ei 'An3 Main aifees, Fort Wosth wsrS s.h Ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
IMnMEY mo LOAN.

we arc now Tr pared to loan m ,ney IN uc oy
spn desired on pastures. improved ia', ,,otca
sun uS win nlso buy vendors lien noVVs
f"houo9 sOMMERVlILB y CHASE,
SOS Main street, Fort worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
BUSINESS UnANoFe

:! p ' hss CHANCES.
w rel,abi. IN good business chance-Anv
d.sjrin% ma, energetic party baving SO 10 S5dy
nayina patt interest In well. estab M ~
w business can adore IS for interyjeS p
w FOOT ~ ',ra 80 exchange, three se.tions 90
Teyaa knpu gra1ing land In the Panbandioo VI VI
GOOD ir, ioa good property in Decatur ~ Oh
Z. p m dro iarm In Wise county. dd-a aor
=. :, morgan, Fort Worth, Tex. Auuress
i IN ness ssiiS IN good good paying mercantile bo.E
hnnt, for further particulars AMY f,VV re-
..seoyi ava houston street. Fort Wort ~ mas ;f
SsOO0sspAadEfa ~ TO AGENTs Address :. -
=. nro'sdSss, New York. Tbs osly GenniSic GOODS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
.1, a.rrs or SUBSCRIPTION.

~ a., rss.s,d on me Pubtishers'l
postage fFoP''N weekly. :, a,
DaiJ' go 90 ono Year, .''''..','i 20
me Year go" 90 Six honttnst;h,s. 80
& s, So aoS,hs 1 THS SSnSS SHos.pad
DELIVBRED IA oH"i 10 os'nts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

NaoSEY 70 oASo9 farms Sn nj T TsSSpi low
Iva Ia S1untorost nnvable only once q SShui,
TaeyS & Brandy, over cor First " MAN
stpeets, Fort Worth, Tcx. .-----,;-,,,, a,,d
nIoSE7 TO LoAN1on sSod, n sSrHr,'s ONCE acs
" ~ iossiter, attorneys, corner First anu
= Y0NFY TO LOAN-Maegum a Ml Nv, IN
MI have some cash that they VIII nrp pus for
| mort loans; also some inc Guy piVp0''
suSe. once 5ll Houston street ,--,,,zz
aT0NFY TO LOAN--I viii buy ye ven ,n m ner
! M land notes in sums of SiVOO a ,,,,r Owe
loans made all over North , ds% ySte on james
e egat hi Film street. Dallas, tex,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
-.nr nn1rTIE ABroAD.

~, ~ InunN IOT NIlFW =
tn. a ao,sd T. shs following ei oeS. Co.,
pls HeP sPan7s AsK; scSia and p. E. ereene.
uomer u. Bull. H. hirsulie'e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
MAN1 Column.


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.s,f-5 PeonIois Intelligence and I'm pio5 |
Il VI q e n stAirs over postomce, nSoN con
oa.oe, Nboteis. farmers, meEchhhhh,s S,o /
,santors ard private families w sin An OF
ua1,n1,ie helm both male ana ienlsS "a III
5 snls y,ryunmutiy attended 70. felepnNHS
Sgo ~ W Guynn, Propriotor. ;----,-,, ,,,arned
S~SfI,Jis-Aii persons are hereby onsSation
~ sro,n making or selling q pIr ,p nos ia
~ az Vermiu Poison, No OF pae Seu, have
koVw t ~ eioher iS 1885. unless the Ph,rtios in
uhteu e. "a attorney from us. NJ painmning or
erimednr ON our patent, or ma ,tn1iost extent
o u W. law schwartz & Farmer so'o pi'F'
TEF)situation by family 10 t at trust
| w al ANAL ranch or any pi1mS enton' Tex.
Enyish Apply 10 J. y sawyer, DeosoS,
| .-ngIls3S AI1-John A, Randle tvSvs oorteI
! IbIne the real. estate business OF ~, Ndt;onnl
d1r,Se his Absence. once over wy
ySYIIE Fort Worth Employment ol, i o, y, fo
| t.in q DANIEL will attend 10 al " ,,etHyeeI
- Mn 81 charge at g05 Main street. Dv III NJ
hSlp t nn1 Nintt,. Goodwin h Daniel, bei Ae'o
nbone BIS and Pan Electric lel. nal
FTyR July /, next, parties i nnr neecata,
ii n las and Fort Worth can r9a aostoro IN
ht, ,a vineyard City ana Ja1Ksnono,
,,g day Via Carpenter, Olisbee LIN ner
dnnbIe daily stage inc, conneetlng W
,,er trains both ways. sunday eXeepseu, -
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-29
THE GRAND ARMY,

Close of the Annual State COnven. tion-EIect1on of officers And DeIe- gates to the National COnventIOn-
 Officers Installed.
 The Connecticut encampment of the Grand Army Of the Republic resumed it's annual session at the Atheneum at 10 o'clock yester day morning. Much interest was evinced in the annual choice of officers and delegates, which occupied a considerable part of the morning session and resulted as follows:
 John T. Crary, of Norwich, succeeds Gene ral Sloat, of this city, as department con- mandeF. He was senior vice commander last year.
 Henry E. Taintor, of Hartford, becomes senior vice commander.
 s. B. Horne, of Winsted, is junior vice commander, succeeding Taintor of Hart ford
 H. M. Bishop, of Norwich, is department medical director, vice Byron w. Munson of Bridgeport.
 Rev. Edward Anderson, of Norwaik, is chaplain, vice E. F. Atwood of East Canaan
 DELEGATES TO RATIONAL CONVENTION.
 For delegate at large to the national en campment in San Francisco next summer ex-Speaker William D. Simonds, of Hartford, was chosen.
 Ex-Chaplain Atwood, of East Canaan, was chosen first delegate, the other delegates cho- sen being Ex-Senator J. D. Plunkett, New Haven, Major Badeau, J. F. Kinney and D. F. Chadeayna, Birmingham.
 Various resolutions were discussed and acted upon in the afternoon, and the new of ficers were installed late in the afternoon the convention adjourning sine die at about 6 p. m., when there was general stampede of the delegates to the depot to take their re- spective trains for home.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-29
FIRST M. E. CHUR CHI.
,The Revival Interest and Nfghtl
 nua.znns-nn.a.o.tI Aadrasaos

,The Revival Interest and Nightly
 Meetings-Ipteresttn Addresses.
 The interest in the revival meetings at the First NJ. E. church continues and the night ly meetings are well attended despite the rainy weather The addresses by Rev. MT. Thorpe, who is assisting Dr. Goodsell, are marked with 8 power of apt, forcible ex- pression and strength of conviction, coupled with persuasive eloquence that lends an instant interest to his remarks and holds the hearers undivided attention. Mir. Thorpe's addresses are rarely over twenty-five min utss in length, and then follows the prayer service. Several rose for prayers again last evening. There will be meeting again to- night. The revival services have been in progress several weeks and quite a number of hopeful conversions have taken place.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-29
Personal.

The Hon. Wayne MacVeagh will deliver the next annual oration before the Yale law school.
 Sextug J. Bulkley, of Ansonia, is very low at the hospital and is not expected to re- cover.
 No1va1 Williams of Cheshire, one Of the veteran drivers of the New York and Boston stages, died Sunday, aged 93.
 Rev J. B. Thrall of Utah, formerly pastor in Birmingham, came on with the remains of his brother, Rev. George s. Thrall, whose funeral took place yesterday.
 Mrs. G. ". Perry of New Haven, who went to Winsted about two weeks ago to visit her sister, Mrs. Lucia B. Thorpe, and was taken sick with pneumonia on her way, has nearly recovered and returned home
 It is reported that Colonel Tubbs of the Third regiment, c. N. G., is to resign. Colo nel A. c. Tyler, West Point graduate re- siding in New London, and Lieut. Colonel Bentley, Of the Third, aspire to succeed him.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-29
LOCAL NEW s.
Brief Mention.

Weston's linen ledger paper at Dorman's.
 The annual banquet of the Adelphi Lit erary association takes place this evening at Winters.
 Mrs. M. c. Smith will hold meeting on 'Faith Healing" at Branch Mission, 490 State street, at 3 p. m. to-day.
 Henry A. Bishop, the. new superintendent of the Housatonic railroad, is Representative from Bridgeport to the legislature
 Charles Fontaine, who said he travelled for a New York coffee house, was arrested last evening by Officer AL Bradley charged with breach of the peace.
 Tickets are out for the fifty eighth annual reception of the National Blues, which will be held at the Second regiment armory on Monday evening, February 22d.
 The schooner James D. Dewell did not sail Wednesday as it was reported that there was a probability of her doing. She will probably remain in harbor for week or so. So says an owner.
 Officers of the Connecticut Humane socie- ty for the ensuing year are: President, Rod ney Dennis; secretary, H. w. Taylor; assist ant secretary, Dr. G.. P. Davis; treasurer, Ralph w. Cutler: general agent, D. W. Thrall.
 The New Haven ladies and gentlemen who gave the charity entertainment at the New Haven Opera House recently and repeated it so successfully in Bridgeport Wednesday night were entertained at the residence of Mrs w D. Bishop before their return home.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-29
PLYMOUTH CHURCH, MILFORD.
An Annual Meeting-The Church
 Debt Reduced over $1, ,OOO-Offieers


 Debt Reduced Over $1 1,OOO-Ofdeers
 Chosen.
 The annual meeting of the sociable of the Plymouth church, Milford, was held Wednes- day evening at the residence of Mrs. James w. Beach. During the past year the sociable has worked with the special object of reduc- ing the church debt. As result of it's eff forts the debt has been reduced one thousand and ninety dollars and forty-one cents. Off cers for the coming year were elected as fol lows: President, Miss Susie A. Baldwin; vice president, Mrs. Nathan Clarke; secretary, Dr. J. S. Carroll; treasurer, A. c. Tibbals. The sociable, under it's new management, is looking forward to another year of hard work, and it is hoped that the debt of the church may be reduced as much in the year to come as it has been in the year that is past. The many friends of the church and sociable wish that their efforts may be at tended with the best of success.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-29

Every day adds to the great amount of evil dence as to the curative powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla. Letters are continually being received from all sections of the country, telling of benefits derived from this great medicine. It is unequalled for general de- rbility. and as blood purifier, expelling ev- .;s the time to take it. Made by 0. I. Hood & Go, Lowell Mass. Sold by all druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-29
Word From MT. Small.

Messrs. Editors: My attention has just been called to an article in your issue of the 27th inst. headed 'tBurns Anniversary" but referring particularly to M1s. Peter Smalls afiiction and the alleged remarkable cure effected in the case by one Dr. Silas c. Knight. As there are several serious inaccu- racies in the statement, beg permission to correct them.
 In the first place, then, at no time has Mrs. Small been "a hopeless and almost helpless crippled invalid" She has been able at almost all times to attend to her household duties and only during a sudden change in the weather has she been seriously affected. It is true that she has taken some medicine prepared by Dr. Knight, but it is not true that it has, up to the pres ent time, done her any perceptible good, and 1t is quite certain that she would have at tended the Burns anniversary just the same if she had never seen the doctor.
 Respectfully,
 S84 Grand street. PETER SMALL. January 2o, 1886.
 A good chance to secure cloak at great reduction from early prices.
 MoNSoN & CARPENTER.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-29
FUNERALS YESTERDAY.
Minnie Cramerss Interment.


 The remains of Minnie Cramer arrived at the depot in this city yesterday at 1:1O D. m. Gn the train which bore the body were great number Of the friends and relatives, including the mother and brother, of the de- ceased. Funeral services were held at the Davenport chapel on Greene street, and the body was conveyed to Evergreen cemetery, where it was inferred near the remains of her sister Jennie.
 RURAL OF GEORGE AUGUR.
 Funeral services were held yesterday over the body of George Augur at the late home of the deceased. Rev. Dr. Harwood and Rev. Mr. Nichols conducted the services. Many beautiful floral offerings were sent by friends, among which were pillow of carnations, pinks and roses from the grandchildren of thu deceased, Q masonic emblem from Mrs. Spencer Curtis, and an ivy sickle. with base constructed of violets, from Mrs. H. Stod- dard. The Knights Templar conducted the funeral and from their number the following bearers were chosen: Norris B. Mix, Charles F. Futile, D. S. Thomas, Henry N. Palmer, John Cummings and Robert Dyas.
 MRS. EsTELLA c. DARToN.
 Yesterday afternoon at the residence of Captain Serene Armstrong the funeral of his daughter, Mrs. Estella C. Dartcn, took place. The Rev. MT. Blakeslee was the officiating elergyman. After the services the remains were inferred at the Fair Haven cemetery, the following gentlemen acting as bearers: John Rowe, Edward Grey, Edward Holiday and Orten Rose