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OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAI.
" COMPANY.

100000. ANNAPOLIS, May 3D. 1886
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE HEBUi I DiN(;
OF DAM NO. ON THE CHESAPEAKE Am
OHIO CANAL upon such plan and specifications and
at such cost Is the proposers may therein set forth
VIII De received at the oce Of the Chesa peake and
es 10 IMELgAs9CLOCK NJ. ON MONDAY NAY
SEVENTEEESSH. 1856 The said work OF REBUILD
Ing said Dam. pntsn any accepted plan and speciica
tons must be cSSpleted within ninety days from the
Sste OF such Good and sufficient bond or
bondS with sufpJ&nt sureties will be required from
any accepted biders for the complete execution of
the woxx pfoposed Tor In the upon terms
and within the time indicated by the accepted pro-
posais ana by this advertisement The proposers are
1equesteo TO stale In said proposals what part any,
Of the price Of the said work they willing to take
Of 1878. chapter g. ' wv
L VICTOR BAuGHMAN,
Lno-oAa fresoent chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
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YTlRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE. ON FOURTEENTH STREET
NEAR l STREET. BEING No. S26 FOUR
TEENTlI STREET.

M lE4Hal I sTREkT. BEING No. $40 FOUR
By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court mi
Of the District OF Columbia, passed the bsM
Docket rs will sell public auction in front of
DAY OF MAY. 1855. at FIVE O'Clock tt p: NJ ali
cause In and to lot NO. 49, In Davdsons subdivision
square 900 Said Interest and to be sold is
believed TO be two undivided onethird interests
interest certain deed of secure 30 GOO and
interest," recorded In Liber 1888 folio Of the land
records Of the District OF Columbia Said lot 10 inl-
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash, balance in two equal
payments, at one and two years. respectively, with
interest or all cash. at the purchasers option. De
conveysncing and recording at COST Of purchaser.
$50 Iouisisaa avenue
DUNCANeoN BROS. AuctionesrA myI0d6ds
THoMs BOWLING. AuctOneeF.
PRIVATE STOCK OF FINE OLD WHISTLES.
"a SUI SUI PRfv1T GE9 a4Y HH
On MoNDAY MoKNINa. Nay sESvftSTkiENTH,
ASH & III aLEv csasos ecdoGI =
above goods. conssting Of
e Melt zs4ss F9as Monticello BOURBON and Old
WsEy Jsms Rnm santa sn COZ Rnm Sesa
goods are put up In one, two and three gallon deml
'0ttss s saasso s: E., ss%ess W.T.:
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serve ny19dts
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W.
L>Ok sALE-CPON EASY TERMS OR FOR
II l.ent-S ores and Dwellings 2025 and 2u2G I'm
ct These buildings have line stores with large cellars.
OIL feet deep all modern improvements with div eing
above Apply FRANK J. TIBBE1s Office of th..
National Mutual Life Association. lS2u a. a.lnl m
I'OR SALE - ELEGANT SORTHWESTERN
i property-HOgse and Iot--corner 18Th and y sts
tiSsF Lot 20 by iOa' with the vacant cor
her Lot u by lUO. having 20 by 10 feel parking
south ana est Ell osure, and suitable another
reStleV also TWO ~ eren ed smaller housss-IIl:3
StA 5. 300 81 Apply 10 the owner. 6Is F St.
l.1oiI-S %, aoi o sp20lm
E'ol; sAI.E-A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
Il leSidcnce near Geurgetown: CONVEX ient 10 horse
cars TWO acres garden. irQit, &c. Apply to w n
fISkt. X Co. no New YORK i92ms
LrOR LE-THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL
u tstAte company Eave large and choice line OF
improved ah1 dinpros.d property for sale. Offering
rae Chances for Investment Parties desiring 20 pur.
ehasr Of iAVng land ior .Als in the north north
tssi sec9n "f The city win ind II their advantage
90 80 through This inpany. which gives is whole
80 hiioa And energy 70 the development OF that part
q 'e sitN. This company has ssver.y thousand
ite n one tract Oh New Hampshire ave. nj bzrg.Iu
To- liEesinleut
A.so 10000 acres of improved farm lands In Viz
t!nl. Tor sale or exchange
nZS-6El $40 It. NV
1.'Ok SALE-HOUsE go l. ST y "; EIGHT
rp"uls good investment for $50 per N onti:
fIl-r, s-.OO cash apply at 6lo T. 81. IA apI5lrn
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| IIOR RENT-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE. WITH
| - IA rooms. at Bennings D: e; fine water and
shade, aid stable room. See ). IL WALK Err $50
Louisiana ave. or MRS. SCAGGS. the premises.
| apl3-2Ia
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ENOR SALE-LOTS-1OO BUILDING LOTS, 5Ox
Il $50 feet, near SsabroOk station: b and p. H. r. 20
minutes ride by cars to city beautifully located 16O
sold in SIX months; price S1o lot. Apply to MARION
DUCKETT, Attorney -at-Law Bladensburg. Nd, or
JASPER N. JACKSON, 2l2 ID st. NV, Washing
ton nm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

season was given last night at the resi-
denco ~ Mr.. william Wood, our worthy
postmaster. This party was given 10
celebrate the day OF all days for young
people-St. Valentines day. The valen-
tines were written by all those present,
and after each one was read to the entire
assembly It was given to the one for
whom Il was written. SO many valen-
tines were there that every one on leaving
was the happy possessor OF some message
OF love and affection, written perhaps In
an unknown hand, but highly priced
nevertheless. The young people were so
10th 70 leave that the hour OF l2 found
them all still there. They dispersed u
few minutes after, however, with many
warm thanks 10 Mrs. Wood and her
charming daughters, Jennie and Alice,
who did all In their power to make the
occasion an enjoyable one.
Mr.. Kinnard Wade, the Young man
from Tennessee who has been prospect
ing in our town, left this morning tor
East Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
Fact.

In our day and time We are Ma
fronted with advertisements d Vi
and miraculous cures periornAs
we have been compelled BY srlnl
vation to term quack doctun. 7
now compelled to alter our OphI1
case of DR.. Prentice, now Qraz
the Pickwick hotel in this cIiJ,
A. McPhail, wife Of the late tls
proprietor Of this journal, who Y
almost entirely deaf for eleven Y
years, has been considered N
deaf by many eminent physlclaH.l
all of the old doctors Of Fort Woe
Of her case well, and know ihil Z
almost entirely deaf Nov, hoEsE
only one weeks treatment BIZ Y
has been greatly improved andci'
better without eartrumpet iAal 4
fore by its use. She feels cortN
If the treatment is kept up ioEas
that she will be entirely fesioa
hearing. DIR. Prentice has ~
other wonderful cures sincehi y
in the city. His patients eysgsss
stow upon him sincere heaItcts
gratitude, which is one Of tht m
pulses of our nature [Ien'
mason.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
HRaAzErTN. FoRr woRrH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY "a

with the top OF the courthouse, which
will give the water force enough TO throw
stream at the very least calculation
sixty-hve feet over the top OF the highest
houso In town Mr.. H. p. GrasEcup, who
Is one of the most energetic and enter
prising citizens Of Abilene, Is business
manager OF the water-works company,
and says that rthero are n great
many larger systems Of water-works
but none are OF better material than the
works In Abilene. The engine, boiler,
pumps, and in fact everything In connec-
ton with this system of water-works is
OF frst-class material.
Mr.. A. NJ. Robertson Is moving his
stock OF goods TO the house formerly oc-
cupled by b. M. Daugherty.
Mr.. j. II. Logan of Gainesville, Ga, Is
in Abilene prospecting with a view of
going into the mercantile business.
Messrs. Windahm, Miller and Kelly are
in Abilene.
Il. L. Reed OF waxahachie is prospect
ing in Abilene.
Col VIM. Ellis is in the city.
Business is remarkably good, with
brighter prospects in view.
Owing TO the scarcity Of water In the
Texas & Pacific water tank on the right
of-way, the company has leased tank
from Mayor William Torrcy, Two miles
east Of Abilene, and to-day moved their
engines and pumps 10 said tank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
TERRELL.
\ sad Accident with Fatal ResuIt--En
thuSiastio for His Town.
Special TO tho Gazette

sad Accident with Fatal Result--En.
thuSiastio for His Town.
Special TO tho Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Feb. Yesterday
evening a serious accident happened to
w, t. Lancaster that can scarcely fail TO
prove fatal. Mr.. L.. was starting TO
town with u load OF wood When no at.
tempted 10 mount the wagon his mules
started to run. In his struggle he sue
ceodcd In getting on the doubletree, lust
ABOUT this time the wagon came In con
tact with tree, MIR. L.. between the
tree aud the front of the load
Of wood, crushing the head and chest in
dreadful manner. He Is sufferipg a
great deal and II Is hardly possible that
he can recover.
Since the dire Sunday morning Allen &
Vesey have removed their office into the
Bank block. Stannold, Byrn 6 Co. will
move their land Office into the now Grim
nan-Muckelroy block.
DIR. III w, Manson, editor of tho Rock
wall Success, is IN the city. Tho doctor
is enthusiastic over the prospect OF the
Missouri Pacific railroad frem Grecnyllle
10 Dallas running through their town.
The surveyors are now IN the town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
ABILENE.
Cutting Freight Rates--The Water works
Nearing Completion.

Cutting Freight kates--rhe Water works
Nearing Completion.
Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEN, Feb. lG.-rhe Abilene
Live Stock association, Of which ID. l..
Middleton Is president and w. j. Bryant
secretary, will hold their annual conyen.
ton here on the 27th OF this month, in
which the appointment of range super
intendont will be made, and other very
important matters will be disposed of.
Freighters are cutting on the rates Of
freight between Abilene and Fort Concho
so that the merchants in Fort Concho are
greatly benefited by the reduction. The
former rates OF freight We're 81 per 100,
but competition has reduced freight on
merchandise nearly so per cent. within
the last few months, which Is at present
from 90 10 so cents per 100
The water-works are nearing COM
pletion and win soon be ready for test.
Pipes sinking is progressing rapidly in the
residence part Of the city, and the people
are beginning TO realize the fact that they
can soon draw water from pipe OF ever
lasting and pure water. The stand-pipe
Is now complete, which is eighty-aye feet
In height, and with its light brown coat
OF paint can be seen for miles and miles
around the city in every direction, The
foundation OF the stand-pipe, which is
very scientifically arranged, Is Qua level
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
ALBANY.

Mineral WATERS shakespeare Club-stocl
show--Ths Wooden MN
Special TO the Gazette.
ALBANY, Ten, Feb. l6.--Mr. Rock.
well, after suffering for four or 1--WE years
with kidney and liver troubles, Is now
enjoying good health, and attributes his
cure to the mineral water OF Chlsm,s
springs. Several ladies, among them
Mrs. 5. Freeman, Mrs. DR.. w. Il. Baird
and Mrs, G, j. Shields, are rapidly recov.
ering from chronic complaints by using
the water from these springs. It is cor
talnly having wonderful effect in cases OF
Indigestion, dyspepsia aud kindred com.
plants.
The Shakespeare club organized Thurs
day night with a membership OF seven
teen. All of its members have had expe-
rience as amateur performers, aud the
musical talent Is par excellence.
Peck's Bad Boy company is gathering
In the shekels at the opera-house.
The county commissioners court was
In session during the week past. Among
the most important acts of the court
were the redistrlcting of the Justices
and commissioners precincts, approving
the taXrolls and establishing roads.
\ meeting of the Stockmen was held at
W. a. Davis sale-stablos Saturday TO
prepare a programme for stock show
this fall. Shackelford county has more
line, blooded horses than any other county
In the West.
The Albany Mill company purchased a
mill site from w IL. Ballow, located in
the eastern portion OF the town near the
railroad, The mill will be ready to grind
the summer yield,
\ move is on foot TO organize the wool
men into company to operate the wooden
mill heretofore spoken OF in the columns
of Tux GAZETTR.
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Another Rc,nlntlnn.
Special to the Gazette.

MArAMoRAs, MEx., Feb. l6.-The mill.
uiry commander OF this district to-day
received report from up the river that
part OF the 100 rifles recentIv
smnggled across from Texas, near las.
prletas aud Iarasita, had been captured
oy cavalry scouts sent out 10 intercent
them. These arms, II is reported. werc
70 have been used in revolution ma, e.
on the tapis in an interior state. ''' :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
CLEBURNE.
X. of =. instRIlation-six Candidates for
Mayor Transfers.

X. of =. instRliation-six Candidates for
Mayor Transfers.
Special to the Gazette.
CLEDURNE, TEX, Feb. lG.-The follow
ing officers were installed at the last
meeting of Olive lodge No. 81 X Of p:
} ID. Osborne, g. CT j. T. Wade, V. C. F;
b. Nj. Donaldson, p; j. A. Styron, NJ.
OF E.i T. L. Townsend, NJ. OF f.; j. d.
Cowley, h. OF r., and s. Is. l.. IIlggens
Nj. at A.; Sol Kaufman, !. g.; Tom War
rem, @. G..
Capt. c.. G. Poole takes his place along
with the already formidable array of can
didates for mayor. There are six thus
far.
Mayor odell returned to-day from Dal-
las.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Levi Stewart and wife to G. y. Turner,
lot In Cleburne, S30o r.. A. Moseley and
wife to J. b. and II, f. Long, 100 acres,
j. w. Hayden survey, $3.50; John b,
Long to II. +. Long, 100
acres j. w. Hayden survey
and l04 20 acres Mckinney and
Williams survey; $1,000. Mrs, M. NJ.
billiard to w. A. Huffman, 100 acres,
Mckinney & Williams survey, Sl9l&. j.
w Banks and wife to j. NJ Goodman,
100 acres Jackson county school land
S682.40. John l.. Newell and wife TO
Samuel Kirkland, 100 acres a. II. Sewer
survey, $4,000, Sarah Balm ct al. to w
A. Balm and w l.. Kelsey, G34 acres, JOS.
Bell survey, $780,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

. @N' AUIHnU /. |||| Al
, Ia, ! am now twenty.ops y sa'
l ! was .,l ilyeyears Of A. s S ss.sl !
Oh Sa, tne brain. Since 7 ~ u's lsis,
n nave both turned ou iss' I'@ n
opposite o., ,.L, tic Of crossey vs''a ~. s
ward from each other . !. Al
least 30 degrees. i d,.s y ns
much, so that from p sisa1sla n
avoided society. It wa uas ' ~ M !
tune to mother and n nss a'sa
been told they could nv y
straight. But thank tse I 5
tlce, at Fort Worth, has ,s n ,.,a y
lectly straight and greatly Vl 4.
sight. No one can how now &. ls
ever wrong, ! am eye, ~ y Nj
DR.. Prentice. lie did NJ = la'I
Two y, minutes. Miss Ioc Is /, ~,
worth witnessed 1t. ~ KY. -
Deu,r, ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
ON WALL STREET.
Increased Activity in Railway Bonds
Record OF Yesterdays Sales
Wheat Easier.
Tbe Seook MARKET Was Duil--Unimportani
Coal stocks on n Little boom
All OF Their own.
TRxAs RAILWAY noNps.

1RxAs RAILWAY BONDS.
special 70 the Gazette
NEw York, Fec 1G.-The sales OF rail-.
way bonds to-day included $4,000 Fort
Worth 4 Denver City firsts at 49,; 300C
do at g7t; 5000 do at So; 1000 do at s8t
5000 do at ssi, $4,000 Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fo seconds at 963 $4,000 Calves.
ton, Harrisburg & San Antonio firsts,
Western division, at "a; $4,000 Texas &
Pacific, Rio Grande division ex-coupons
at 81; 10000 do at 5Ai $4,000 Texas &
Pacific incomes at Al; 1000 Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio Arsts, Western
division, at g3S; 1000 Gulf, Colorado g.
Santa Fe seconds at 90; 10000 Missouri,
Kansas & TEXAS general skies at 965 80
900 o,threes, at 95; 10000 do at 95k 1000
do at 951; 10000 do az 05t; 2000 do at
95l 5000 do at 9b4; 10000 do at 951;
G000 Missouri, Kansas & Texas coupons
sevens at lls; 1000 Fort Worth & Denver
City flrsts at 49,; 5000 do at S7s; 5000
Kansas e. Texas lyes at s2si 5000 Kansas
& Texas flrsts at ll5; COCO Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio seconds at
ll2; $4,000 Galveston, Harrisburg & San
Antonio flrsts, Western division, at 04t;
1000 Fort Worth & Denver City frsts at
50; 10, 900 Texas & Pacific incomes at
II; 10000 Gulf, Colorado &
gauta 10 canondo No or. 10On
,ra..a o NJ, pst"n,, cotatro S,',i,to ~,
ma MAJ 9noa por, W.T. = nan,ar S',,n ~
~ Cos SV ~ oon Az y. goa. oo GOO A. 90
Zoo oes iHSo ~, 800 p ~ az %
coUV ao Yot ,oa no Wo .SNu VIII j na~ in
Cj,n ~ a, 90. Iono 40 y, e7s, 10 600
ny . IT,, 10 ~ ~ ~ .O,Vv 800
49, ~ rS '"V'
H" SSa ~ 10 20 Uor,h r nonyor c,,v and ,ho
A,chisan Tonot" r S,n,o Ta cn 49, ',u
,sIII nroh,, i,In aarao ,,non ia,n, ,,ia, g.,
MI, Mi p,WD"Dg ~Ivu ,bis n' pan ioi
~ ,shas asI'n, S n,,o PA ei,,,o .t,,.
.,d .',d dn,n ~ ~ 49, a.. $3.50 80.
ps I oV,u n,,"sa s,ia,,. d It'll. III
liz I,,h, POI ''''' A''" 'i"'''"s
"a ra .ss' o,u,. ,o 49,.
,,o 1911, ""' W Po'"'' 'o"ot ''"n
'' az ooya =. yoi. ., oloaoa >. ,o7.
va opuueu Az ''s1 unu 1851 ~ a's0'
w., "' v 49, ,Sn, 10 NNi 1 nomDs,
ho ~" = al o onS ~ MISUNDERSTANDING
'V poti uui "nu see@u NJ - ,.
o,,a,.y 9onis in e' mae i a..
" "os,,'y auu , ueeltou au,auoo ~ many
VII al'noa. e'ot 'ni"s - nisn III
s,d,I. s sne EnvaS S.,, P"is M W. Inlay the
s ,tsS ,',a a,,' was uu,i' lnvlo was pc
r"J -, S po..ly al'el oeLoGN, ncSotn-
pan'su oy eNJ" ,"uiins WHICH .ho uIsl,'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

Mr.. Nicholas Mccoy, liyI,, <.
north of Fort Worth, was ns,s'
wire fence six weeks ago; n
flew out and stuck both poIps Y
the eye-ball. This was he a
had, the other being blind. n
accident he suffered tor,un. N
weeks, not being able to sIeep /. \
nally he went totally blIrs I
about crazy with grief and usrs'
tratlon. Two weeks ago hssr'
this condition into the Office Ol N
tice at Fort Worth, and, maI,,rl
may seem, he is restored ior
again by DR.. Prentice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

A healthy child is a Joy in the house
A sick and feeble child is constant
worry. The diseases which attack the
child are those chiefly which attack the
digestive organs and the blood. Browns
Iron Bltters acts gently but powerfully on
these, restoring the child to health and
vlgor. 1t is n pleasant medicine to take,
and the children under its use will gain
strength in every portion of the body.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
HILLsBORO.

4 Brass Isand organised--Tors, st, valentino
ON TRIP.
Special 10 the Gazette.
lIII.Isnogo, Tx, Feb iG.---A number
of the young mon OF Hlllsboro met last
night tor the purpose OF organizing a
brass band, which they succeeded in
doing, Their chosen leader fully insures
the success OF their undertaking, as he,
MIR. J. IL, Harrison, Is known 20 be one
OF the best musicians IN our town. Some
movement VIII soon be started TO got up
an entertainment for the purpose OF rails
ing funds with which 10 purchase their
instruments.
One Of the most pleasant parties Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
FROM THE INFANT WONDER.
The Good Citizens OF Denison Heartily
Back Sabine Pass.

The Good Citizens of Denison Heartily
Back Sabine Pass.
special TO the Gazette.
DENIsoE, TEX, Feb. ia meeting oil
citizens was held here tonight, at which
Capt. Sam Hanna presided. Speeches
warmly indorsing government aid for
Sabine Pass were made by several par
ties. 1t was a representative meeting
Of the best men Of the city. The follow.
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that the recommendation of
the chief government engineers that
sl,000,000 be appropriated for the i'm
proyement Of the harbor of Sabine Pass
offers the best solution OF the question of
safe harbor for the commerce OF Texas,
and we urge our representative in con-
gress to assist In securing said approprl-
alton. Adopted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

special to the Sozettc

Special to the Gazette.
CoMANcnn, Ten, Feb. lG.-The trial
OF Dr. f. A. Leach, indicted last August
Tor the murder of }. N. Martin, who was
Killed ON the 10th of June preyious nj
selton' in this comfy, was taken UP yes
terday morning. All day YESTERDAY and
nan OF to-day was consumed in impanel-
ing the Jury. The state is represented
oy States Attorney G. w. Camp OF Brown.
wood and n Tresely of Seton. who
began the introduction of evidence to-
Gay, me defendant is represented by a
formidable array of counsel, including
Two prominent attorneys from Waco and
tnree OF the Comanche bar. The case is
an interesting one, owing TO the promi-
n nelce Oh 10Th the accused and deceased.
OF the term.
~, ~ ., Williams was convicted of horse
. inert ana sent to the penitentiary for NJ
same charge. '"o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
Or. Prentice.


MFR. Mel. Kennedy, who 4
with Mrs. Walker, at the coma
and Calhoun streets, hss "a
cross-eycd in both eyes ale
Yesterday DIR. Prentice stralsis
eye in the short space Of one nl'1'|
sight is very much improved
can tell that his eyes ha't
crossed. Mr.. Ed J. Smith q M
Mirror witnessed the opeianN
the eyes of John McCahsEs y
years old, who has been Co.,
the age OF two years, were "
by DIR. Prentice In less lnil
Mr.. McCahan is cutter ior q
house OF Dahlman Bross ~
also Mr.. Whit Elkin's daughlslIs "A
seventeen years old, She y
cross-eyes all her life. Wy
Strengthened her eyes ~
handsome lady o. ~
minute. Mr.. Elkia's aao !T'.
ford, Tarrant county TX
James M. Jordan Of ChrisIlll =
county, Tex, says he nas Y ".
piles for eight years, naa ~
with the knife without suy ~.
Prentice cured him In one u.'ss
ont cutting, burning or nlp. n
iections. Still another, tps Wy w
McPhail, notary public q ~ \.
has been very deaf for aooa'
being obliged to use an eaI w X
Prentice treated her one wes K.
could hear better withou'
than she could before WIN Y \. (
ness, reference is also mac 8 Y g
tin OF the Martin-BroWn "
witnessed some of the sus'ii "a
OF DIR. Prentice, now St il0r
The doctor also refers % y
Fort Worth. Mr.. Nichols, N.Y., w
ten miles north OF Fort uo IA
eye put out by a fence WIZ w ,,'
recovering sigh1 WY
ment OF DIR. Prentice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
What a Physician ,,..,

10 those who may b ~, ~ n
have been for two or tb, n s'. \.
catarrhal deafness; Go spd , q rs + 1
tee now, for waiting wifi, M ss :. Y
. DC the the utter destruction Z q Ts \ 4,
a sense as the hearing, q y y
cured, for,.I can and Do IA %g
t recommend DIR. Prentice. IN H,s'.|
treated by him, know whs WV
JAMES 9. BARN, MD1
n. B.--I would take pl is'ss I
swering any queries relative I is.,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
New orlean. market.

NpunIaI % The NnLolte.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Feb lG-Sugar
steady open kettle steady.
Molasses Centrlfugals iirm and in
good demand.
Rice quiet and unchanged
Coffee In fair demand and steady /;
prices unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

Have given Tongaline trial in acute
rheumatism, and neuralgia, and relief
was promptly given.
w. A. SAxER, NJ. d.
Winterville Pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
What Another Physician
prentice.

To WHOM IT NAY 1870, 2
suffered three years con y W |
eyes until my sight pec. ..ssnsa ,
have been under the trea l'.s Y
ocullsts, but DR.. Pren'. "a ~
more relief from pain, y. ~ ~
proyement of sight u nss K ~
ever received at the na a 100
physician. ! can hlgnls, , IN
as o gentleman and Phy7 r'.s
erDR II. l.. U0LT, n'y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

The handsomest line OF "all-oversn for
yokos and sleeves ever brought to this
city II now on exhibition at Randall &
Chambers Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

Fresh air, good food, aud Red Star
Cough Cure make you healthy. Twenty
five cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17
PILES AND FIssIIpE

Forever cured, in one treatmert
using the knife, caustlcs orsg /;
ligature or crushing. Suftfn|
lieved at once, and the dlsesa d,
all time in just one treatment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

Don't forget that VIII Levi will receive
on track at Fort Worth, this week, fine
car OF New York apples. Send in your
orders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-17

Exquisite patterns in Hamburg and
Nainsook match embroideries at Randall
& Chambers Co.'S.