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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
FUR DEPARTMENT.

WE PRESENT IN THIS DEPARTMENT THE HIGH
EST GRADES OF GENUINE ALASKA LONDON DYED
SEAL sAcoUEs. JACKETS WRAPS RAGl-ANS AND
NEwMARKETs; ALSO
SIBERIAN sQUIRREL-LINED CIRCULARS AND
MrNK11NED CIRCULARS IN ALL COVERINGS.
IN ALL THESE GOODS WE MAKE SPECIALITY
OF EXTRA SIZES AND EXTRA LENGTHS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
Announcements.

A TOILET LUXURY
For TEETH and BREATH. BROWNS CAMPUoRNFD SAfoNA'
cgoUs DKSrIFRICE. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

]. w. JOHNSTON, $50 Grand-st., New YORK.
FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR
o. Wool Merno AMI Flannel Low Prices Dress shirts,
avn make warranted tit IS cts,Sl and 81 20 eacn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

MANY, MANY YEARS.
GRs WINDOWS SOOTHING for children tecthing
aAs sToOD the test and NEVER KNOWN TO
YAH. Twenty five cents a bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. d.,
1zztextn ston-ave, etvssn 1bth mi fbtt "a
Hours-SOl SOL Dselsespf the Nervous system
Cont, Urinary Orsln% Impotence ana Sterhty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

Boas. Mufts. Robes, Hats, Caps, Collars.
of every description and trimmings at lowest
''''' ''' G. G. sHAYXE. los Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

DIR. LYON's PERFECT TOoTH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. 25 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
The sale of our Great Purchase Of
| $4,000 DOLLARS
worth of Imported
WRAPS and JACKETS
will be continued this week at
Soc. ON The DOLLAR.
500 IMPORTED BLACK CLOTH WRAPS TRIMMED
WITH GENUINE RUSSIAN HARE AND TAILS. sl2 "a
ANDsl675.
1000 LADIES IMPORTED WRAPS IN FRIEZE SILK.
TURKISH MATTAssE TRIMMED WITH MARABoUT.
RUSSIAN HARE AND OTHER VARIETIES OF TRIM
MING sll so TO S25 90.
The fine grades at proportions
ately low prices.
IMPORTED WALKING JACKETS IN ALL NEW MA
TERIALS. So rs to 50 rs.
200 ENGLISH SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs. $40 rs TO
500 75

200 ENGLISH SEAL PLUSH sACoUEs. $40 rs T
500 u.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
CURE FOR TIE DEAF.

PFCK's PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS perfectly
perform the work OF tho Natural Drum
inysIe comfortable and always position. All converse
tons and whispers distinctly send Tor Illustrate
book with testimonials free Address or call On r. HIsCOA
1853 Broadway. " Y. Mention this paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

IMPORTED WALKING JACKETS IN ALL NEW MA
TERIALS. So rs to 50 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

500 IMPORTED BLACK CLOTH WRAPS TRIMMED
WITH GENUINE RUSSIAN HARE AND TAILS sl2 "a
AND $l675.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
I!ELIaIoN rnAr lille.
ChIeaso MO.


The Rev. Dr. Rugg, writing under this
head, says "What the world most needs
Is religion charged with power, relig-
ion capable OF moving the hearts OF men
so that they will become imbucd with the
utmost OF energy and persistence with
which 10 apply themselves 20 the true
work OF liie. The demaud Is for n rclg-
ion that will stir the souls OF men 20 their
protoundest depths, that VIII quicken all
right impulses and dispose TO heroic
action, thus nsnriug faithful service out
OF which proceeds abundant JOY, Chris
tiauity presents Itself as such n force Of
moral stimulus and blessing. 10 appeals
TO man AZ a child Of Gud-as having vast
possibilities OF good las created for IN
immoral, even a heavenly destiny-and
on this ground u asks him 10 do the most
and best VI which he Is capable. Itasaurcs
him that he does not work alone in thu
rendering Of trur seryi-c, but that God i.
with all faithful souls 70 uphold and aid
as the enc goncy may require, and there
fore there need be 10 lack Of confidence
because there seems often SO painful luct
ui strength and resource. 10 points 10 az
ideal state, the radiance OF whose glory
transdgures any present condition, how
ever, dark aud unloyely It may be. Il
ministers TO faith within the soul,
faith which u indeed the evidence o
things not seen and through this powe
holds the life 20 most abundant labors
Exercising 20 jtal force Ia the way Of q
direct prodlctiyeness OF moral effort I
olso carries with It potency OF light anC
sweetness, thereby importing a heavenly
blesscdncss This surely IS the religion
that helps the world 20 better things
without It's impulsion there would be- Ies'
OF worthy service and less otncble accom-
( plishmcnt. Take away is congtraining
stimulating power and the work Of lli'
becomes drudgery. for the charm Of hop'
| Is no longer present, and there is no loitl
cousccration Of toll such as now consti
tutes is rcdcemng feature Let as bl
/ glad then that the religion which Chris
/ taught and Illustrated had this vital fore,
that Il moves the hearts Of men 80 eifec
tually and rouses 10 a sense Of duty-tba
thus 10 is ever a source Of blessed insplra
Z ton Oh, that man might realize the meet
which true religion supplies, the helpful
/ ness II imparts, the fullness Of life which
comes from the practical following Of th
I Lord Jesus Chrlstln
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

The Reyista Christiania, theological
periodical published IN Madrid, furnishes
the following Information regarding the
progress made In Introducing Christianity
into the Caroline Islands The first at
tempt was made In isi9 by American
Prote tant missionaries from the Sand.
witch islands. In 1882 another mission
followed, coming Ia their own vessel and
landing AT the Islands OF kusale and
Ponape, where they were well received.
They have since built churches aud ostab-
lished printing ONCE az the island Of
Ponapo. About thousand u the natives
have learned 10 read and write, the mis-
sionary schools being wen patronzed and
Sunday religlously observed. The king
Tocosa, and wife are Protestants and
speak English iiuently The whole pro.
grcss IN civilization made by the natives
OF the Marshall, Gilbert, Pelew, and
Caroline Islands Ia entirely due 10 the
Americans. In 1870 there were in Ponape
island 300 Christians and IN kusaie 22G.
Among the different islands OF the Caro-
line group the Americans have planted
four missions, nineteen ministers, nine
teachers, thirteen foreign aud twenty
three native ltinerant preachers; have
built forty-three churchcs, and have mem
bership of $50, with three higher schools
for boys aud one for girls, and iorty-nine
elementary schools with an attendance Of
1900 pupils, II IS needless, perhaps, TO
add that these missionaries are very
much opposed 10 the swallowing Of the
Caroline Islands by the inlidcl Germans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

wearing "iewelry, nealskins, and
plumes" ny the way OF comment the
New York Observer remarks: "Whilo we
think the aim OF the pastor and Of the
church IL well intended, we doubt the
wisdom OF specifying what Is plain attire
and what IL not. Tastcs and opinions
differ 50 widely In matters Of dress that
what appears rich 10 one Is simple TO
another. We have seen ladlcg In the cos
tune OF the Quakers who were far more
richly clad than any OF the nelghbors. II
Is pity that anyone should ever dress
for display, or In any way that IA not be.
coming. II Is also dosirablcs that every
ono should be dcccntly attired on Sunday,
and no one can have anything too good
for the house OF God We do not believe
that the poor are kept away from church
by the clothing OF the rich. They are
kept away from any place where they flnd
no welcome, and clothes cannot be made
plain enough to conceal selfish GOODNESS,
or 10 supply the lack Of genuine Christian
sympathy.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

whisky Rao0And 30 70 ! 10 rs par pfo1f!
year old, 20 % s0i fancy extra % whisky
On 10 b 90
NinoF Clarri, per naar, 80 10 10, AZ pcf
quality NnthWD1, unr gallon roe 70 % lDri
20 a. 9 nh ehnrrjs per gnil0u, ~ 20 son Ma
drlra per gallon, ~ to D 0al white wine, ~
rHep. 4 90 % 10 40.
Alg- stock ain, por dozen, = % 10 Z gd. bort
per dozen, ooto22b.
Cig1re.-D Domestic iamtoM IN Reg Wrfl % ~
~ ipl 30 Imported 800 10 1000.
Champagne - N Mumm co., naffa ~
10 Ni iiHdrleb Va bBhket, n % a. Won
hrng, in basket ahW 70 10; dJmrstic ctn
pagne, OTTO u bgiGco. donlct, extra DIS plnis
~ 3d.
ii0iilcd iihcr irnpa, quartz n DO "a 2nli
beer, quarts u 0p.p plata 1872. kchiips Milwaukee
quarts NJ ~. plnfg " Wfi ulansQn 4 sons
champagne beer, gaufis, " 20, plnta y %, iifo
MGR kasnr imported, $ 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS.
Christianity a Moral stimulus, Giving
Impulse 90 Service, and iiepeful-
ness TO Present Effort.
Photographed COLLATION. OF Church News
From Kingdoms aud Republics. From
Continents aud Isles.
LOCAL CHURCH. NOTICES.
Trinity Mission, corner ST. Louis and Ann
streels. AnnhAY- achnnl az 3 10 n. mi.

Trinity Mission, corner 81. Louis and Annie
streets SUNDAY school At 3:s0p. m.
German Evangelical Il Johns church,
Eleventh and Calhoun streets. Rnv nh, l.,
Mn Her, pa tor preaching az 10 20 a. M; sun.
day school Mt 3 ., m.
Services at Broadway Presbyterian church At
y O'Clock n. m. and al 1880 p. m by Rev nr.
Mi,ehruL sabbath school At $3.50 a. M, James
@. Roe, superintendent.
Rev. J, -, Ray OF Georgetown will Pre- CHI at
sc mania hall this morninx nj NJ oicioct
Instead OF ut the First Baptist church In the
evening he wi ] oiticiatc at the fourth Street
Methodist church.
81. Andrews church, corner Rnsk and East
firth streete. Holy communion ~ $50 a. m .
Sunday school At 80 n. m morning PRAYER
ltahy aud sermon at II n. M; evening prayer
anu sermon Mt Z 80 y. m
second Proshy terlan church, Jones street,
near second, Rev. ID. NJ. Moore pastor.
Divine service at II o. m. and 7 .. NJ. sunday.
school at o'i) Prof, J. w, sparklln, suporin
tcndent. cordial Invitation 10 all.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, corncr Of
lnetor. sunday school at 0 30 a. m, w a
fhkes, superlntendont. Preaching al II a.
M ana 1880 p, NJ. lecture on Penalty"
Tie public cordially Invited.
Fort Worth Presbyterian church. corner
Fourth and Calhoun etroots. Usual services II
tDis ch arch to ay. Prcnchi nj Al O'Clock q,
m. aud Z 80 IA. sabbath school ut 1880 O'Clock
n M. 3. NJ. Fry, superintendent Pray or me {.
Nnll, pastor.
sunday service AT tho Fourth street Method.
lst Episcopal church, soutN, corner Fourth and
Jones streets, Rev. 4. 4, Allison. pnstor. Sun
day school teachers meeting atgam. sunday
school NJ Is a. M. Geo. H. Mulkcy, super
intendont. Preaching nc II a. M, by the
pnst9ri at p m. by Rev. J. ID. Ray OF George.
town.
81 Pauls Methodist Episcopal church, cor.
ner Ninth ana vain streets. Rev. ~. j. Crist,
pastor, sunday. sCloOl $3.50 q. M, Pr I, l. NJ
White superintendent. Preaching at II u m
md sop. N. Morning subject "Thc Uso and
Abuse Of the Social Power Of the Church 81
Evening subj CT "Thc Limits OF Probation
stranger and those without church home arc
specially Invited.
South side baptist church, corner OF Broad
way and ST. Louis avenue. sunday school at
g3o a. m. j. u. lninwatcr superintendent
Preaching by the pastor, j. 5. Gillespie, at II o.
M No services ~ night PrA} Or meeting
Wednesday night, Church soclabie ThuFedny
night az Mr.. and Mrs. Binyon's on Jeunlngs
avenue, south Of Broadway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Prints -s,andHrd pfin,e noW figieai blci ~
lens iancief 3te American 30, hr1ola siel
Belmont 1ei berwick ~ Charter Vfk ,lsi
Concstcga Be- Dunkirk 3ici Dpnnali Jse'
guarda Gc3 Dnnnel -ahtlnrH bsH Nl1ucf 81
30; hamilton biapie giflcs biri iianai 6,cl
I01l 80, Manehgetef 3ri Faelhe hie. 3gpib
bridge bci Steel River b.ci alf0peon linen
ApisH ttc, Wind0Dr BE, iaHcy pinke 90,
Slater solids ri. pcHbOdt sfiiaH tigi LcIlin
s3iidg 5lei pufha,n egllds ilel yictoflh biact
&c steel RIVER nhinH 60
Ienvy ffoen Observation-Disclosures T. - Sc,
AlDauy. 4 Af46ic; Atlantic q A4fGei Clifton
q - Cei Lawrence LLl,f 9iej Raileni =
y - 5lc; Tan O'shAnicf & ssei Chapman 4
"a 30 Belfast 4 - 5lcj fiOee VALLEY - 7e,
Firgt Prize - 90, hfgyle - 90 Busy nee
vide Brown eheeang Lowell i6 isc rem
broke i0.i ne iionadnprh i0.f ie,c. Lencagief
y lscl feppeleD 10 2iei Boston ~ re.
Vide nIa9ebcd shsetlDg -20l Boston 25c
1914 Peppgreli Hej 10 Pembroke z9el ~ :
Nonadl6Fk igle; l0.t Lowell lDci Iq4 i,geg
WOOD Aci 5.i QuinaebHuy gc, - Pembroke
lolored Dacks-sioniaup y 81, BoaloD s.Vz
loic; EgcrOu il u nc, PhtaFent ~ % iz.ci
Edgle brown Hes warren mills lllc.
Iietiags A,m9sseeS isei AIas ,5i,i ~
liiddie ~ LcNision Sg.ineh nici ocean pici
Oakdalc 9lc.
Hickory stipcr~E stra stoat. blue Or brown
glci Aeebapic, blue, So Je.Net VIZ lg. t3eA
River Djun and brown, ~, taEiq, DlQe ttej IN
craYUie a - Columbian SO
0ipzhsme Zephyf vi Finpkci ilci NitgeoB
fsncies iei GLASGOW dfesB siyjca tlci bdYnDp
Etfi FafiaiOn 90 sf0tfb HOokf0f eic5 Ioft
Gbtok 1tc, eiaifergiI0 checks III; ,'utign fgste
.tleg e.ni tfeJie staples iti Bates tanties y
I4nsegs- Cantcfinnd iilcI caupet iccj raiT
Fiay ~ fwpeual fei Geneva ltct hfHndc
~ e Bfs9folJ il.cj uliftqh ~ wind.ts se;
graph 10, f1yinFioD 10. FolafiA iI.ej Hooaief
l1ej Imperial lne, ieaHlinHtpn 1885, American
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Bar iron Is ", Norway ec No. ~ sheet iron
&c, Eo.N y sheet Iron Ne, galvanized tlft,
lion g4glc, 10. ! sod Nc No. 20 lDic, sVAsl
roofing n AlVi5c, iiIlO ana l0st lail % v
@t 81, tnnoPH wire 10 peI cont on, luner.f
stock " per cent On, c0gh siDfns Win HFfs
10 bQa21 W, 10 Win trimming 10 b0ayw
Wood WOTt --WnaoD asles Sie4l 90 tongues
g1cai 90, siBgiotfcn0 10 hDisiels blci STOKE.
1908 NJ; fell6ea 75a2 10 dohbleirets sge
"; neck yok0t N92 ~, plow Teams b9Apos
BlOw handles 3b02Ds
GRlis-g N keg. bhHis 100 burden lofee elgf
PR kes, 500. PessiBs % ~, wHltns ~ 2 q
Barisn mute 700, Southwestern hPffe fnpo
malta, 80. Nc, SOL Pc, 80 . 4lr,. ~. wv,
No. s zee ~ atc'a1 No. ise, NJ. 0 sie, ~
no, 10. Z 20c No 3 1905 hnfable -. 20 ~
No. b ~. 30 gglc, 80 lbc, M. a irf,
miscellaneous Trace chains 70 yer Pol
so, plog pihgieIeea por e1f 20 plou d9ngs
trsfs pr d0z o0i stock bells ~ per teni gsst
door locks B 23t0 y 90 wogd tcfews W 900 "
Dor cent % T. u Gaze G00f priA " ana " VS.
cont o1 rut ard uhned iaess g prl topt IN
coffee mills 40 prr cent % blind nlEgcH Wapl
10 pef cent ~ chTfagn bolts ~ ana ~ fel teh ~
on, plow bolts - YER cent ~ plfee ~ @aty "
per cent On deep Stamped ware ~ lrf fsAlp ~
shaiioW stamped .age apeF renteh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

prnge-pArh, cinnamon Dor A. ,n.. \.
30 70 hoi lorAa' fae.ei ftrtiihH
lto, bionfbonala OF tods w %
coppefAa 20 70 fri c,nchtn1 ,i,tt YEN Dti
~ 70 70 CASTLE soap per n 10 "a le e,.p w On
TAR y. ~ per q 70 10, phAlh' INN n',am W.
" 30 caIomcl, T.. A. W., rs Ia 49, '''ppl W. ~
n, bottle included, 90 ioi 10. cl.lo,f peI
pof n ] ~ 70 73i chi0rOform BE-, n 4 . klfan
GUIDED 70 70 bpci composition n,,,i '3,',lq ",
90 DoYcfs per leo, Epso,n w. pet y
~ 70 sc Gum Opium, per n. NJ 4, wv, Ky per
ca,mphnr, pes y, 2sc,A Iorphlnc, l., AN u. v"m,
w castor ,machine ~ y COO 1lleaaios 49,.
OIL lard, No, 00c uninine N NJ ~, " 70 ~
can, soc, Flower sulehur. Al 4, w ~ ~
" 70 80. Prescription Walls. ~ r.se einml
9 NJ, ONT brpkcn, ~ and 10 fner KAN p.t
Showers, "a list pricsN iiebAtd pst ~, ~
net lhayor'e fluid eftrnets, 10 ncr NV, ''' 9
T. u, Fluid extracts, ~ per cert an ~ ~,
list, Is per cant on. r " - vi new
paints.-strlctly pure white lead 4, ~.
price, freight capitalized, hpifils AZ :,
bdc boiled oil G2aG5c ''F'""po "fH
Tho sherman Williams Colnrp- -fyor, 49,.
black, " per y, 100 knglith coach blact es' wv
n lhui lamp black, IL Per e., leo! fIiifvens,g ~
biuo, ", ". 10, blue paint IN ~ nav NV W. ~
lumber ~ &c, burnt Turkey amber ~ H. ~
Italian sienna u va burnt Italian alenaa Ia AZ
L. NJ. %, and D. .. ~ fio Anerlepn
soc, Indian rod IL lie, Venitian rod N III VIZ X
to pc, hromo yellow INN. q. An 1fN 4.
iti. yellow Ochro Ills ha o. a5s ~. - " y
bistonpnr t'plora--ivury drop black ytc. 80,
Turkey lumber Eae; burnt Tufhrv un'hct ~
raw iiaiidA EicDue 2icg Italian bafnt t,..,a .
zoe NnndYko brown lbg. -'f"N'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
building Material.

l.umber-l Rough lumber, hoxins IL .ncheA
nnd uudor, nrat class 5 Ogi stripping ira. isooi
thick eicara ,And u, ~ 90, rough lumber
1850.
Siding First, common white pine 30 oDi
second do, y b1i third do % ~. poplar b %
8H aOi native Pine 4. ~ W, native plns
20 %. native rough, III 90.
Dressed aud Matched Flooring rhst. slass
70 % Second clhNe ~ 90.
Dressed Misunderstanding ~ inches and m
der, % 90, DO bsa % 0di fehnuing, jolsi On my
common lumber 20 90. boxing Over ~ lLShAs
~ Qll thiqii clehr \ % ~ ands 70 %. second
olHas Any iind ~ 90
Mhitr rino Furnishing Lumber n, lnnd 4
inch vide White pine ~ 90 inch 10 10.
ceiling. BEADED on llnin-- fiftt runmnn
willie nine 10 00, "a 10 ~ 10, 50 DO Poi pnplsr
"a W 20 y % noplHri 81 90 10 % OH native
pine Z % U0t do 20 40,
ehiuRles White pib0 A BOO, DO shaded A
: a1i Do uAtga No, ! tIi. cypress, beat nBy
brand p0i do 80 3 iga DO No. d D iBi native
eaNud heart 0ni Hape 500
lokctn- Mbiio rMc, dressed and headed
splero or Nat, 1901 yellow pine do 3oos laihe
10 ~ $50,
Lame, Cement, ote.-Llmo, huaiin, 200 nor
hbl eCmubi, iuulHylil0 0f lt1ahnBla, Is ncf
hbl} fori ana, o 90 per Dbl, plneioy paths Nds
York OF Nicholson, 900 per hbl.i plaster hhil fag
prf IN
Hdch Fire proof, iOpcr 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
Tic eront soulhern II, nedy.

KOSADALIS cures scrofqla, rhcuma-
tism, white swelling, govt, goltrc, con
sumption, bronchitis, nervous debility,
malaria, and all diseases Of kindred
nature arising from an impure condition
OF the blood. After physicians have
failed TO cure, single bottle Of ROSA
DALfS seems to effect such marked
change as 10 give new hope and life
Read this letter:
/ have been great sufferer with in
lammatory rheumatism for the last
twelve months / was Induced % try
your preparation, Rosadalis, aud | have
been greatly benefited. My hands and
feet arc still enlarged, but feel 80 much
better, that | want TO continue taking the
ROSADALlS. Mrs. NJ. Y DANcE.
Rehoboth, Va.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
nm LANnlLAar or cnnIsr.

The Language used by Christ was the
Aramaric, the dialect Of Northern Syria.
I,raelltes were much IN contact with the
Aramaean populations, and some words
from that tongue became Incorporated
into the Hebrew at very early date. At
the time Of IIczekiah iramaic had become
the Official language Of both Judca aud
Assyria--that IS, the language spoken AZ
the courts After the fall Of Samarla the
heather inhabitants OF NOr.heTn Isabel
we're largely carried into captivity, aud
their places were taken by cOlOnists from
Syria, who probably spoke Aramaic as
their mother tongue. Tho fail Of the
Jewish Kingdom fastened the decay OF
Hebrew as a spoken language, as Is gen-
emily assumed, but after the return 70
.Judea the Jews found themselves a peo-
pie few 10 number among large num1ef
Of surrounding populations using the
Aranaic tongue. when the latest books
Of the Old Testament were written
Hebrew, though stu the language OF liz
erature, had Deen supplautcd by Aramaic
AZ the language Of common life. From
,hls time on the former tongue was the eT-
elusive property Of scholars, and has no
history save that Of o mare literary IAN
guagc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
Intnrcstlnr EtperIenoes .

Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer Of
COLUMBUS, Ga, tells his experience tnus
"For three years have tried every remedy
on the market for stomach end .idney
disorders, but got no relief until useg
Electric Bltters. Took 1yc bottles ana
am now cured, and think Electric Bittefs
the best blood purifier Ia the wofla,
Nal a. 3. Reid Of West Liberty kyp
used Electric Bltters for an old-.andlns
kidney Affection, and says 'hoillne NJ
ever done me 40 much good - Eleclric
Bitters.p Sold al 80 cents 4 bottle ~ H.
w. Williams Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
A onn,nin,s forlnnnle pI.oo,ery.

Capt. Coleman, schooner Weymouth
plyipg between Atlantic City and New
York. had been troubled with cOneh "a
that he was unable 10 sleep, and was IN
duced TO try DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. IL not only gave mn
instant relief, but allayed the eAtreem'
soreness In his breast. HIS children
were similarly affected, aud a single dose
had the same happy effect. Or hing'
New Discovery IS now tine standard rem
edy In the Coleman household ana on
board tho schooner, Free trlal bottles o.
this standard remedy Al II w Williams
Z Co.'s drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
pvttotoy AsD ,I0RALIfY.

II IS not often now taat Dr.. Clalrd, ibe
eminent principal Of Glaskow university,
breaches away from the university when
he does hc always says something, ana ne
h Invariably listened 70 by an eager
crowd. a few Sundays ago he preached
ga Greenoek, HE native town. He told bis
hearers that religious belief was generally,
SO far 30 the individual was concerned =
pure accident. The Protestants ana
Presbyterians Of Scotland might have been
Roman Catholics, and no doubt would
haye been had they been brought up IN
France or Spain But apart from erceds
there was the pure and there was the
Impure the selfish ana the scii-sacrlnc-
me-. Tenderness, upnghtness, integrity,
and civil purity we're not always monopo'
lied bg men connected with the church
aud, after all, these were The tests Of
character. AZ the same tiine' uus IstiS'
IN and bigh morality were inseparably
connected. True religion could not 30
coucealed, nor could It contTadlel Itself
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
LOCAL MARKETS..
orrlon on Tnn aAzKrrn.

Jan so 1885 (
There WAS O fair amount u bublnoas trans
acted 10 day, which cihaed week Of marked
improvements in tho local trade purug O.,
week there hns been pu lncr ascd number ovoi
last week OF c0nnlry merchants ~ tho ci,y,
making purchases ~ spring aiockH thoy
bought liberhiY Nnd were nearly unanimous NJ
prc1ictluF good trade.
There Hacinh 90 Doe no cause for discourage
mout among the y antcr thunph 80 ia Rcu.
orally Admitted thar On damage 60 the fnii Oat.
has boon general Tho loss al hapui'y moi
natal 10 TUE great ana Important cereal crop
sinro tho apfng sowing giyoa ample
opportunity iur hnuihef HQWinq n
the pleasant weather nuAF ruinYod
huda on the slightly injured Nlcal
VIII revive ANA come uut 70 tho bausinc ion ol
the plnntVfe. Tho damage 60 ihc Hiuck luierr
has been exaggerated, lut even ~ it lHd boz ia
much greater more d. IN tlr tOhhniNtr thHt ar
advance IN hoUt cattle would have takru plnrr
Tho great abundance of boEs, "a ~ thought NiiI
continue 20 krpp ntuTaa depressed
tram Shove more Ifn COS uudci increased
dana ., ospceinily tpr roHas Htpf Of osir
nom fe1rgip aud i0nuessou which ~ pr0fa
arc ttHduE 0ni az pretty llyriY fHtn Oh so nun
~ cnuts pcl hutliti. NNtnii pfirHs tcniaiu nl.
changed d'Ofn. "a fugl somewhat stronger
~ no qnotahly higher,
lu country pr0uurc eggs chow lItilu mora
.treugth, though tbH ruling price, 10 crhts ptl
dozen, can hardly Dr. changed he inpi mar
kei n about tho SAME, wltH plentiful hupily
0f ciiclnna aud turkeys 81 ta,r qugliif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Doc Fcbruary ip,atolc. closine asie. March
tei atsio closing faic May fsio.
PROVISIONS, ErC
Coffee. spot fair RIO dun Of SIC; options
steady and fairly active; sales 2l,9u hags Fob
rnart ~ ~ Marco ~ ~, Aprli g. q May
" o5 June a ~ July S07t
Sugar-Dnll and rather weak tnlr TO good
rehni Z ig40lc, refined dnll Ht Aiahic, OK
ira q 7.ibEhlc, mnld A 0ic. ronfoctoners A
1859 l.i6ci powdered 0 n idanie grannhtcd
Molasses--Duil, w tost &c.
sice-~ stoady and demand fair
Tnllow--lic
Turpcntlnc- At lie
pork--Dull at $40 6Ofi0 Is.
cat McAtn--fifin,
l.ard-~iiiEher ana less dolng February " as
q "a March 70 fGdd Al May 0tsdG o.