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w ere Not Sheep.


ped at a house in the hills. He
had lost his way and q heavy rain
was falling. A woman, to whose
skirts several children were cling
ing. opened the door and invited
the preacher to come into the room,
where log fire was burning,
Here. take this cheer" she said.
"Fust thing yer'd know that'un
would spill yer on ther flo. Out
huntin' oattle?"
The preacher, thus afforded an
opportunity to use figure OF
speech, replied:
Madam, | am q minister, und
am out looking for lost sheep.
"Wall, / seed some round here
this mornin'-s bellwether an er
notify face 20 wuz ermung
EN-"
81 do not mean that kind OF
sheep, but the sheep that have
wandered far from the green pas
lures where they are made to lie
down in peace and safety"
20, yer mean some that have
jumped outen Their lot. Dave"
addressing one of the children,
quit crum'in' yer bread in that
water. Won't be ftten TO drink
airter while. Mister, Their sheep
| seed look like they wuz too pc
to jump. Liza, quit rubin yer
meat on the flo. Ef yer don't want
it put it up till supper time.
Peers like the chillun on this
place don't do nothin' but stuff an
waste vidults from NORM till night
Look at yer now, rubin yer greasy
hans ergin Their strangers coat.
No, the sheep l seed want in
such powerful fine order. Rufe,
take your shoe outen that bread
tray. | never seen sieh chillun in
my bornd days"
"You misunderstood me, madam,
said the minister. Literally, |
am not looking for, sheep, but for
people who do not accept the glad
tidings of the gospel"
"Wall, eff yer want huntin
sheep whin't yer say so at fust.
Preacher, hah?'
Eyes, madam"
II reckon yer find er heap NV
bad folks"
Eyes, a great many"
Wall, when err pusson looks out
fur bad ones he ken find EN-, but
femme tel yer, ef yer take us fur
lost sheep yer air mistaken an I'll
have yei to know it. ="
you mistake me, madam, l
only"
"Never mind, l know what yer
said an ] want yer ter mosey.
I'm just ez good ez anybody, I'll
give yer ter know. Come er
round here calm me a sheep.
Git from herer'
MADAM, I"
"Mosey, | tell yer. Rufe han
re that fire stick. Yer'd better
il. Thar, yer boss is gone an
| I'm glad NV it. Come back here
ergin an III sheep yer" --Arkan-
sac TrGceler.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-04

In India, between 1875 and
1880 no less than 100000 persons
die from snake-bite. In the
same period the government paid
rewards for the killing of 1915
5i6 poisonous reptiles.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-04

one old woman wanted TO tell our
fortunes. l told her l didn't want
her to tell mine cause pa wouldn't
like it. The old gypsie looked
right across at me when 1 said
that, 80 / went over where a man
was feedin' the horses; l looked al
the horses and talked with the
man few minutes and then look
ed round to see where Aunt Han
nah was, and my starsi il there
wasn't Aunt Hannah erawlin' un-
der the cover of the gypsie's wag.
on! l waited until she got in out
of sight, and then l went round
the back of the wagon and peeked
in; there was little hole in the
wagon cover and I could see first
rate. There wasn't anybody in
there only Aunt Hannah and the
old woman wot told fortunes. She
was shown Aunt Hannah some
green powder in q bottle, and !
heard her say:
Eyes mum, all you have to do il
jest to put four ounces of this
wonderful powder into his tea OF
coffee, and he'll love you devotedly
as long as he lives"
"How much does it cost?' seq
Aunt Hannah"
"Ten dollars, num-" SEE the old
woman.
"Ain't it awful desr?' SEE Aunt
Hannah, SEE she.
mo num- SEE the fortune tell
ell, you sed, mum, rs to how the
Teller owned big ranch in Texas
mum; ten dollars is mighty little te
for becomin' the missus of big
ranch in Texas, num-"
$50 1t is" seq Aunt Hannah, seq
she, an l seed her give the gypsie
woman ten dollar bill.
Sorry l can't come to your we'd
din num-" seq the old woman, SCI
she, IS she handed Aunt HANNAH
the bottle of green powder, "bu
we mean to travel along in abou
an hour mum, and | wish you
much Joy, mum"
| didn't wait to hear any more
but went back to the horses, ant
pretty soon Aunt Hannah crawl
ed out of the wagon, and we start
ed for home, we got there Jest al
they were gettin' ready to eat sup
per. When Uncle Bill came il
from the constable, where he hat
been all the afternoon cause HI
thought Aunt Hannah was in tn,
house, we all sat down to the table
Ma didn't feel we'll and 80 she
asked Aunt Hannah to pour on
the tea. That Just suited Aun
Hannah, cause it give her a goot
chance to put the green powder in
to Uncle Bills tea.
l kept one eye on her, and wheI
nobody wasn't lookin' l seed hel
pour the powder out of the bottl,
into Uncle Bills tea cup, and theI
fill the cup with tea. Aunt Han
nah kept her eye on Uncle Bill
after she handed him his tea.
guess she expected he'd ask her I,
marry him jest as soon as ever h
drunk it; but he didn't When h,
got outside of that cup of tea, h
looked into the cup, and turned al
whits All a sheet, then he groanet
orful and fell right back in hi
chair.
whats the matter, Bill?" SCI
pa. Uncle Bill groaned . som,
more and pointed to the tea cup.
I'm poisoned" SEE he.
Pa looked into the cup, and theI
jumped up and hollered:
Paris green, by the iumpin
Johnny Rogersl Run and tell DIR
Killemoff to come at once! Run
Bonnie, rum
at is too late, my dear brother,
seq Uncle Bill in a feeble voice
II shall be dead before Killemof
can get here. Let Bonnie have
my gold watch and my Ivory han
died bowie knife. Good bye my
friends, l am going" and Uncle
Bill shut his eyes and fell back il
his chair. When he did that Aun
Hannah let ont an awful screech
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Chartered Under the State Laws.
TREc.rrcoRs

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Does General Banking Business in all
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All local or business notices, except those
calling attention n neH advertisements vi 1
De charged for at the rate Of ten cents per
line, each Insertion.
Professional Cards six dollars per annum.
Nalnaee and Obituary notices. not to
exceed SIR lines. Free all over that amount
ten cents per line.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-04

DR.. Richardson gives a long
list Of rules telling chow TO avoid
premature old age" We fail to
find among the number this infal-
ible rule: Die young.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-04
Bro. GARDENERS Summer Ser
mons.


mons.
De longer / lib on top dis airth
de harder l am convinced dat de
man who profits by your advice
GIBBS you no credit fur it, while de
one who loses by il am your ene-
my. 1 has reached dat pass in my
private life whsr', in case a nay
bur steps in to AZ my opinyun
about the weather fur de mex
twenty-four hours, J dodge de i'll
quiry an turn de eonversahshun
to hard cider as soon as possible.
IL | predict rain an hit it, dar'
may be too much for his beans or
not huff fur bis 'taters, an he am
sartin to lay it up again me. II 1
predict rain an it doan' come, he
loses confidence an holds me in
contempt.
Fur de las twenty vars I hev
been seekin' de happy medium,
an dat's de chief cause of my
bein' hum backed an bow-legged,
an liver all upset. | doan want To
be SO good dat pusson dares to
come an steal my mems in de day
time, feelin' dat I'll forgive him,
an | doan want TO be SO bad dat
none of de nayburs will dare to
come in an borry soft soap, know
! in dat like to lend. In tryin'
! to strike de happy medium my
, hens hev all died of de pip an
none of de borreyed soap has bin
\ returned.
!, | want to treat all of my nay
burs alike, but when Johnson
comes in an abuses Smith, an
Smith comes in an abuses John
son, de happy medium which l
, search aroun' fur makes enemies
, of boat, bekase doan agree with
, either.
, If pray so loud dat my bazoo
floats out on de night air to de
ears of de nsyburhood, somebody,
: remarks dat wind-power religion
| may be all right to trade mules
! by, but it doan reach de gates OF
Heaben. If l pray in such low
voice dat nobody h'ars it, remarks
, are made to de effeck dat l has
r cooled of a good deal since prayin'
a dat bill fur three months pew
, rent
My left-hand naybur has chill'en
| who am de terror of Kaintuck.
T He comes ober to me in the gloam-
, in an axes what should be done.
a DE happy medium would be 10
a buy mad dog an turn him loose
a in de back yard, but de suggestion
. makes de man my enemy.
! My right-hand naybur has
a chilren who am so good dat dey
lay down an let derselyes be rob-
, bed an pounded. He wakes me
a up in de mawnin TO AZ my advice,
an when ] tell him TO pack
dem off to an idiot asylum he
, doan' speak to me again fur six
months.
/, De medium which we should
strive fur may be divided mp az
follows:
/. Be deaf in nAyburhood quar-
, rels.
2. Be dumb a. TO meus faults
! onless you am in de witness box.
, 3. Be silent when you can't
praise.
4. II you advise at MI, agree
, with do IDEAS of de puSsons askin'
, it.
s. A blind man am nebber bro't
into court fur a witness.
6. Wisdom am not in knowing
such powerful sight, but in keep
in shot on what you doan' know.
. o. Detroit Free Press.
!. DR. Richardson gives long
3 list Of rules telling show TO avoid
premature old age" We fail r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
Live stock marnets,


KANSAS CITY Mo, Oct. 1.-The Live Stock
Indicator reports Catlle--Receipts 1862; ship.
ments 9Ce; cows and butchers stun stronger
other grades slow and weak; good TO choice
81 1904 90; com non 10 medium so SOFAS 90
stoc. ers 81 26S27bi feeders 81 soa3 CO.; cove
II o0@2 BOi graas range steers 81 25Gs 20
Hogs--Receipts 1887; sbipmen's 1869; market
s. 50@4 D.. Sheep II ceipts 1897; shipments
none; market steady; good to choice 81 boa
o0; common TO medium 81 boG2 20.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, oct 1.--Cattle-Rcceipts
2o00; shipments 14o; market steady; fair to
choice natives, shippers 81 2oat 10; butrheis'
steers 81 BOOB rs; Texas and Western 81 sOd
65. Hogs-Receipts $500, shipments 100;
market dull and weah at 81. 75@l b5. Sheep
Recelpts 1900; shipments 300; market Arm
common TO choice 81 O0@3 &C.
CHICAGO. ILL, oct 1.-oattle- Receipts
So bo@b lb stockers and feeders 81 1908 90;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 40d3 rs; bulk 81 lO8
CO.. through Texas cattle u shade stronger;
cows 81 s5@2 90; steers 81 6093 %; Western
rangers firm; natives and half breeds So 00n
05i cows 50 fO6S 30; wintered Texans 81 90d
S. rs; Dakota Texans 81 6D6S3 20. Iogs-Mar.
ket slow and loo loweri steady a, 81 o0@s 90.
sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments 1000; market
steady natives 81 1904 20; Western 81 1908 60
Texans s. 4O@S 49, lam . S. 1914 70.
NEW YORK, Oct. / --iIeeves-Receipts, 90 car
LOADS for the market And 81 car loads for OK
port. Good alive steera shade 1rmer; COM
half bfe steers "a S5@4 15; Colorado Texa !
do. s. 90al 10; Texas do, {S6O@8 TO- To NOR.
rowe shipmente will include cas- beeves and $40
quarters of beef. Sheep-Receipts $500 finer
mbs Actve; sheep IS 50pt 70 lambs s50G 50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; unchanged ut ylsO0o 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

IKE; halves, -; quarters, -; stlck candy, 90
lOkc; fancy, l0@l6c; rope, s4ci do cot.
ton, l6c; herring, imported, 81 % per keg;
raisins, layer, $3.50; cider. crab uule 4Uci
Missouri. SOC; vinegar, lba25c; concentrated
ye 81 7594 90 jugs, glazed, Joe per gal; crooks,
gp SD l0r per gallon; dried leaches,6c; indigo,
75c per n blueing. 80 @Sl % per dozeni Cole
mans mustard 81 30al 30 per dozen; macaroni.
imported, l5c per ID; American, 7bc per box
buckets. two hoops. 81 60 per dozen; brilliant
oils, bbls, 1885, Eupion do, ESQ; do 2-5 cases,
SO 10: brilliant, 2.5 cases, 81 10; do ~ cases,
s. 96; baking powders, bulk, ., cans
s. 90.
sugar Fine powdered, bbls, $40; do half
bbls, &c; cut loaf, sHc; granulated standard
Lkc; Louisiana granulated, 7fc; standard A.
Ike; cnoice white, Ike: Louisiana y c., 7c
Rice. Louisiana 81 a6Ac.
POULTRY-We quote; Young chickens, 81 q
az 90 per doz; olu, 81 7502 00i turkeys, 600
75c Young turkeys, 25c each.
WHISkY-Recti1ed, 81 1901 30, as per PROOF
sour-mash, two year DID, 81 coal 10; tureS
year old 81 90@2 20; fancy, extra old whisky
"a O005 90.
wOOL-Fall wool s'I-months' clip, bIigh
medium 22cj lisht fine zoe; coarse l6alsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
GENERAL Markets.
Produce and provisIons.

KANSAS LrTr, MO-, Oct. l.--wheat higher
No. red cash Gikc; Move mber % !;
May 7Shc bid. Corn steady; No. 2 cash slci
November Slkc bid; December 35c. Oats
nominal. 24c I'D cash.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 1.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat active and higher; market
opened &c higher on foreign war news but
eased of lose, advanced again, ruled steady
to firm and closed A6kc higher than Yester-
day; No. rem cash 7ah97bci October s.@
a7ihc, closing 77hc; December IsH a799Ie.
closing 79kc; NAV s7kdss9so, closing estc
corn Gull andnrm, H@& higher Than yester.
day; No. Z mixed cash axe October SS
December 36cl May 40S Gllc, closing ilc, oas
very Gull, lTm at " sterda,s prices No mix ed
zach 26Kc. October 26Ho; November gl'le;
Whisky firm ht 81 " Wool IN good demand
and arm medium clothing 22@26kc: combiDg
24a24kc; low and course l4G22c; fine light 200
25e; heavy l692lc; black l7a2Sc. Proyisious
Lard easy at$5 92k. Bulk meats weak; loose
lots long clear and short ribs 50 90; short
clear $40; boxed lots long clear and short Ups
long clear and short ribs 81 SIX; short clear
81 62k Hams steady at l2al3kc. After
noon board. Wheat weak ana 10 lower
Corn easy and &c lower Oats sh0de lower,
CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. l--Oable adyices pre-.
dieting possible rupture between Russia and
Austria, together with a decline In British
consOls, served to make strong market Ia
November was 76ei under free offerings broke
o n 10 75Xc, rallied under good byying 10 76'sc,
and at o'clock closed nearly at outside Bg
ures. In the afternoon the feehng became
somewhat heavy again, The latest hgureB
were only ehAde higher than yes
terday. M. spring 7k@7i5sc.
Corn ruled steady and firm; prices about
same as yesterd y; No cash $3.50. Provi-
sions were only moderately active and feeling
unsettled. MESS pork declined irregularly lo6
zoe, rallied 20a25c and closed at med um ngures;
cash lots 50 80 strong feeling in lard early In
The session but at the ose reduction Of ga
TLc occurred each SO 05a6 TO- Short rib sides
loose ieasier at So OK for cash dry stated
shoulders, boxed, 81 2U97 20. whisky higher
az 81 is for distillers' hsished goods. The fol
lowing we're range quotations for options on
rel ular session:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

seKc; November 3sSo; December sokc; May
$40. Pork, Octobor ana November 50 20;
January $40 32k. Lard October IS 30; Novem
Der s. slk; January 50 oo@6 O2k.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. l,-Flour-
Choice 81 s0@S So; fancy s. 1908 so; ex
ira fancy So BONA 90; Minnesota and winter
wheat patents 81 60al 80, Corn scarce and
nrmi mixed and white 49ab0c; yellow 5lab $40
0aIB steady At 33k9Bikc, Corn meal strong
and higher at 81 95 Hay steady aud arm;
choice, SIC 0o9lB so. Hog products duh, weak
and lower. PoTt $40 l2H Lard, refined fierce,
SO 80. Bulk meath, shoulders So o. long clear and
clear ribs 50 rs. Bacon, shoulders SO 10; long
clear and clear rib 81 62k Hams Sl2 75alS rs
Coffee quiet but firm: Rio quiet but steady.
Cotton seed products nominal, and
no stock. Sugar scarce and nrmi open
kettle prime bho; fair 4Ac ;centfifugnls, choice
white 0ho: off white Go, choice yellow clari'
1ed l 16@okc; seconds lko.
Money STEADY exchange, New York sight u
cents discount.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
Thn Wool MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct l.--Wool firm
at these quotations; New York, Michigan, IN
1885, bright unwRshed clothing medium 80
aisle.
BOSTON, MASS Oct 1.-The demand for
wool 10 active, prices fTmer. Ohio flreces
abayei No. 4 Chic s8a3skc; NJ chiga extra
f2aS2ko; Ohio combipg and delaine 3S0i0ci
Michigan 9Ta3ac 1ne deaine 34035e for
Michigan; ohio do, S7057hc; pulled woods
aO1l0c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
ealveston.

GALVESTON, TEX. Oct. l.-cOtton-spot
closed irregular.
Ordinary 10, good ordinary So; low middling
SIC; middlIng gkc; good midoling exc; mid
dill g falr 10 1880.
Gross receipts, bllt.
SEles, 926
Exports, 4lfe.
stock, 692.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
To ArtesIan welI.Rorsrs.

Wanted, au estimate OF the cost TO sink
an artesian well AT Odessa. For particu-
lars address b. X. Brant, General Agent,
Odessa, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
Convent SCHOOL.

st. Ignatius Academy, under direction
Of the sisters OF st Mary, will reopen the
first Monday in September, 1922 T'hrock
morton street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

LIvERPooL, Oct. l.-ootton- Spot closed duh
in buyers favor.
Ordinary sd; good ordinary lAd; low
middling 5 sled: middling uplhnds o 7-led;
middling orleans bHd
Total sales, 5000; American, $500. Imports,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

a ,.ultsOys uruiauuru. Inc community ~
very indignant a. this new outrage perpe-
trated on the Sovereignty Of the stats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

AftcrnOon board--Markefs ruled weak. The
following were tho cloiing ngures At 2:se
Wheat, October 7yTc; November 7btc, pc
oenber "a 7-ice; MAJ. siHc. Corn October
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
Total sales, 2O,IOO,


New York.
NEW YORK. oct. l.--ootton--spot closed
easy.
saies, 1923.
Ordinary exc; good ordinary ekc; low
mIddiing l. 100; middling 0Kc; good middling
exc; middllng fair 10 9-l6c.
Futures closed quiet, to 10 points lower.
Gal n m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

aInte 2ss6mnlies,n allowed % remain. laf
order has Nifhin tlie last year eocQmple 4 Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

COTTON MARKETS.
Reo.ipts at All United states Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

scTs - concuFt. The dale nxed upon
Octo0er a. noon, when the sifiks
kill aoultcess occur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

The facts, az We get tncm from r6llaple
sources. are that Grace had taken Par
lens Nlfe sHd cbilq bon hlsp, epd "a ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

e,ests, AEt., s1s Main ST., FIT. Worth.
% axrRBss ooMrANYs LIST OF OFFICES.
pofn 70 marked there are no agents, and
1T for such points must be prepaid, with
Ter distractions to put off at owners risk
4, Iampasas,
slope Gap. .Linden,
tHdn Leon Junction,
d Enkm, sLock,
ina Lords,
IN. Livingston,
M tLeggett.
yellnA, nufkin,
giilef lola,
Ihan, LoSansport, La,
khoitk, sMustanR, Tex,
a, sMiliheim,
f;a'wooa, AIIlano,
III. Moody,
Itley. Mc3regor,
|nQef, heridlan,
etlh, Morgan,
en, Montvale,
Cypress, .Merldlth,
ie. Midlothian,
Sandy. Montg Jmery,
Morris,
ard. Mt Pleasant,
Ie. MuTchison,
lb. Malakotf,
Iroes, Mt Cam,
WE'LL Mt. Sellman,
Id. MURRAY,
crnM, Moscow,
mar, fMlami,
ffokd, Eolanvlle,
on, Navasota,
rrne, Eacogdoches,
Fiar, .Ogles,
RtkAs Cove, oglesby,
N LII, sPhillps,
en-. Plantersyille,
S4liie, Pittsburg.
aOItf, sPoweil,
slssd, .PaHlio.
'Ss 'tOrisu. quarry.
b l.4ke, Richmond,
fI Rosenberg,
4R Rogers,
sRicker,
sanYille, .Ritchie.
Wa. sealcy.
MI1, Bonneville,
itnNhita, Santa Anna,
Aot, shannon,
lsSsISS, .s@RIsh3s,
LOB. Summit,
tttS1on, Shepherd,
h3n.1yk, sSterne,
aa.en. Shreveport, Le.,
$500. 49, AhohlpouAl La
,t4rhi Temple,
wa Truelove,
s,tt Tharp's still,
1 s.' INV Texarkana, Ark,
Tyler, Tex,
ivy Tlmpson,
4tphVlle, Tenaha,
t3Nn, {irginia Point,
,1ts' Valley Mile,
'Hffl, MILLS,
tl, Witona,
NHcr, rWaers,
NNb Waco
'itaAn, yellow Prairie,
Va fnrboro
N| Zephyr.
Texas Express company way hills di.
ID -. Lcuis, Chicago, New YoAk, Philadel-
Nf ID all Important points. The Texas tx
EomPany 10 the only company that way
Ifecf 70 all ofllces In the sonhern Ex-
" fompany's territory. shippen having
AVA or money for points in the southern
will save money by shipping by the
xpress company at ione through rate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
,TlS EXPRESS COMPANY,
c. T. CAMPBELL,
BETS. AEt.. s1s Main ST., FIT. Worth

nlpsendeEt Houston. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
Or. JOHN BULLS
Smiths Tonic SyTul
FOR THE CURE or
FEVER and AGUE
Or CHlLLS and FEVER,
AND ALL MALARIAL DISEASES.

The proprietor Of this celebrated Medicine
Justly laims for II G superiority over all .en'
edies ever offered to the public for tho SAFE
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
sf..guo I'd Fever,cx Chillsand fever,wheth,
or Of short or long standing. He refers 70 the
entire Western and Southern country 10 bear
him testimony to the truth Of the assertion
that in no case whatever will II fail to cure II
the direotionsare strictly followedandcarried
out. In great many cases single doae has
been sufficient for q cure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle, with a per
feet restoration Of the general health. II II.
however, prudent, and in every case more cor.
tain to cure, IL its use is continued In smaller
doses for week or two after the disease ha.
been checked, more especially in difficult and
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine
will not require any aid to keep the bowels In
good order. Should the patient, however, TO-
quire cathartio medicine, afterhaving taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic, single dose
OF KENT's VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
viii be sufficient. Use no other.
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fompany's territory. shippen having
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THE COURT RECORD.


United States Supreme Court.-The follow.
ing business was transacted by the SUI
preme Court Of the United States yesterday:
Admissions to the bar-Olivcr II. Dean, of
Kansas City, Mo-; Henry W. Watson, esq
Willamsport, Pa: William T.. Cushing, of
Cleveland, Ohio; George N. Sharp, OF BalLi'
more, Md.
No. 81. The City of New Orleans ct al, appel.
lants, VS.. j. ID. Houston, state tax collector, q
al. Argument continued by Mr.. John d.
Campbell for appellecs and concluded By Mr.
j. Ward Gurley, jr., for appellants.
No 90. William A Colt, appellant, VS.. The
North Carolina Gold Amalsaniatiug Company
Ct al. Argument commenced by Mr.. L. f.
Hoffman for appellant aud continued by Mr.
r.. G. MCMurtrie for appCll"eS
Adjourned until today at IL O'Clock.
Court In General Tcrin-Chief Justice Cart
ter and Justices Cox aud Merrick, Bradley vs..
Gait ct, al; on hearing. Assignment uu-
changed.
Equity Court-Justice James.--Hamilton
vs.. Unknown Heirs of william n. Graham;
order appointing John A. Clarke special CON.
missioner to take evidence Of non-residents.
Harvey VS.. District of Columbia; restraining
order q auted retnrnable Nov. % Lem)nvS
Fitzgerald; on hearing. Assignment un-
charged.
Criminal Court Justice Macarthur Robert
Meredith alias Merritt assault with intent to
Rill; jury out. Assignment unchanged.