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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

rnH papers all agree In saying that lhc
county fairs throughout the aouth thla
year attest the rapid growth and develop.
ment OF this section II this be true In
these, u IL 10 DO hoped the state fair Al
Dallas viii demonstrate tho wonderful
AtrIdeA this state has made, deapite the
disadvantages under which she has Ia,
bored during the past year,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

II Ia not often that an editor In In luck
but II hae come To Col Doak, tho editor
Of tho Memphis Avalanche, In the shape
Of an appointment M clerk OF the United
states for the middle district OF Tonuoa.
aoe, headquarters At Nashville, Az this
II an appointment tor NE on n salary OF
$4,000 per aunum, tho presumption IN he
Will accept, II the colonel would tell
with whom no went dshinR, what de-
mnud - would create Tor nshing tackle aud
hnll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

Tnn Jersey Lilly thought newspaper
article from hor pen ought to command NJ
much money A. hor signature TO soap
advertisement, Tho newspaper agent
valued u differently. aud while Tho soap
gooe forth Endorsed by her, the world at
At large IL loft IN darkness ~ regards the
bright aolnillatlona Of thought under.
valued Ivy the business man,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
4ug RoLLER nm INDUSTRY IN
IEXdH

~ IA very gratifying 20 note the steady
pfoRfeaH and prosperous development Of
Tho milling industry IN Texas, Within
the peet two years several quite eGleneivs
roller mills have been erected aud are
now IN sueesssiul operation NJ vsrlaus
points throughout ihe state, The roller
min 10 . costly enterprise, that Ia az 70
equipment The machinery ID elaborate
ana expensive, aud tho bnildipRa must DO
substantial aud anholeua, usually feaaif
Ing an elevator ~ connection with the
mills once ready for work, however,
and they arc operated with small and
Inexpensive ioToe ~ men, C0naldsflsg The
amusDt Of csppel Invested 10 plant and
buildings, which Will rest, ray for . 500
barrel pet dlem mill, az least ei9b,Doo "
100000 theae mills require great
deal ~ grain, too, nenessitailaa ready cash
20 bny w large qushtiliea. Il Ia now be
yead all dispute that Tesas wheat VIII
make AZ aoNd hour ~ uaa DO produced 10
~ Louis ~ Minneapolis, from western
wheat, and equally beyoad dispute that
lhe Tttaa tpilef mills esn euHSeti Vie
wheat int0 0ouf eaual 10 that Untitled "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

special ~ the Gazette
ubhnunSH, rHxp ust1 40 MeAsts
'fom bauudera and Graham Albright,
publishers aud proptinlofs ~ tho wen.
Ing Reporter, succeeded In getting out
Tie ifst isHpe ~ their paper to-day II Ia
lutte nnal tWni0ulnihn f0ll1i
The cotton ~ Via tafmpfa' alllane was
SOLD taday le Wm levi ~ Fort W rita
The lot consisted " iib haias
II "a reported that The wheat ~ Tue
eastern portion " the t1untY is icing
Vpty much dameaed W worms Ia some
places u has been entirety destroyed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

Mn uRonGM rononta tho accusation Of
socialism made against him aud claims to
ho also an indlyiduallni 10 n recent
speech hs said 'i believe that every
man ought 10 have an individual wife aud
an individual homen 10 this all men
viii my amen, but tho method by which
Mr. George would give every man homo
Ia what meets opposition Tho same
principle extended would divide all the
other property OF tho country, aud noda
In logical and tttromo poquonoo In the
burglar and stage robber The George
philosophy II Of shat kind that pleaacT
the fancy OF men who spend all their
nsfnlnga Ia FALCONS and gambling dcne,
and then howl at tho wealth which han
been accumulated by eoouomy, pobroty
and perseverance,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
A BRUTAL MURDERER.
a Landlord Kills a Helpless Tenant 10
cause she usruAaa "a Natnia,


l'EMnnoRn, ONT, oct 20 Tho der.
man who murdered bin neighbours wife
near Ialpef's rapids, this county, fow
days ago, haa been arrested and Ia now
being conducted 20 Pembroke, lila
crime IL most ntfooious one. lilo went
% q hhanly where the murdered woman
lived, of which no wahl landlord, and
ordered her 20 yacata, BEING nnwell and
alone with Two small children, ahe 70,
fused 10 obey tho unreasonable demand,
whefanpon he nailed NJ the door " the
hhantY from the outside aud adt ntc 10
tho prumiAoH with thu helplebA family Ia.
side Tho mother recognized her perioun
position aud managed 10 break open the
door aud rescue hdr children from tho
burning building Tho 1end, ma a0on M
ha HRw bor outAidc, beat The lilo out ot
hbr with a club aud threw hor body back
Into tho burning building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

Pure baking powdefa arc y.
ohiei aida 90 The cook IN ptvl,em
feet aud Wholesome food, ana Y
wife viii do well 10 he 90 v
against baking powder tramp
Loaf baking Powder u pgsg
from houae ~ bonne, az wy x
turing establishment o. ! 4 Y
taxed 10 Ia uttefmDht 70 Hpngq
mandn that come through les'u#'l
uhla,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

Iar German publishers DO not slsTco'
iype tho books " German authors, rhia
shows shia nation ATE progressive peo'
ple, and are liable 70 change hslt 0pln'
ions, belbR believers 10 she Isnefsoalan
ereed that holds oohaihieney 70 be The
Hifinn d :nhla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
MInuMIl.AnmOOg,

6i0L0lGN ATAlnA RALo0N 4,lSllt
NJ prlpt0r, No, slg MAin street. plA'e
vi hiAhn Tho heat af pynf}lhlnl i
pAtfsha by polite attendants
A nrhaiAN nATli uuuAE'shAlpp|
~ water, eighty gnllOna pef Hilhvh
fAlnwaiuf white htiinhuf, niAHnelltll
tho beet bathing water ~ The state
napd ~ ~ Hot Apflngp, drunk hplNh
Ing, Single ti0hnta, IN 0eniA nts VI
hafLle y linymhhsr, pf0pfleloiA n
corner public hdnAf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

special W the Aesslie
pHoAfuR, TINS, oct 10 N, =, LewiF,
8 grocery merchant df Decatur, has been
tot some illne lahpfihg under q strange
hallhelnatloH, amagininR that H0ihabaaY
was tfslng Va klll hlh, Last night about
II y " be went w. the iAi aud Asknd W
be allowed 70 sleep there Mf lelpf
llAwhln, deputy ehsfiH, let him, when
Lewis vent vs. bed apparently satisfied
Nr Lewis "A = lne business man anh hiH
condition iH Pltlahle lie Wlll probably
~ seat % tie eaYlnm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

STA7.G DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Eor governor, w. y Rosa
For Lieutenant. governor !, u, Wheeler
For attorney general, James y, llogg,
For associate justice, Reuben r. 0alnes.
For land commissioner II, NJ Hall
For comptroller, John u, Mccall
For treasurer Frank Inbbock
For superintendent public instruction,
o. II Cooper,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

bnahnhp, Gainesville, greenylOe aud
PARTS ere all blooming an" 30 railroad
oen,era, Henrietta, Denton, Decatur and
mckinney afe also iootlng for growth
from more railroads, IN nye years North
Texas Will be y mol woti Of railroads
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

rnn atmosphere in North ToSae IL
heavy with tho news Of railroad building
From the Panhandle 20 Rad river, north
OF Tho TEXAS paeln0, u arallroade, rail-
road building aud rnmora OF railroads.
ana railroad building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

n0nst0n fat ms o0fner nu tho Wuid, ha
eGuaa n save an account ~ ,hu catastrophe ~
aabaa Face htfafe lhp uayesion News dld,
alfAfls News
1ae roht did not eoo0p TINS uAtaffn,
however Tho roat aooopH onu end 'rar
uAyHiia the other
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

TINS Iowa editor know what he was do.
lng,wheu he bought flowers tor HIS grave
before no committed suicide, There
should DO no ground for the worn.out
quotation, "uawept unhonored and un'
anngln no a,l,ast could provide the chap.
lot, although he could not be thcro 10
atfew Mowers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
ro,t Warm. Ahmsn,,

Sufferers from dongue fever claim that
II In the moat painful " diseases, but our
opinion ID that the Ton TO" IL much
worse The Fort Worth GAZETTE has
strong symptoms oi tho latter, and now
says Ton 10 Mckinney ton 70 lurling.
ton aud UroWnwuod, "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
rlt,IWnnntONAIa

INNE. Ear, Nose aud TraAt 10
N lined 90 HpeNlal diseases, NJ WI
VlllNn over Fred H. illne'a drug tlniN
nH EMORY h, NIXON, hemyali
" removed HIS Onlou and fnalaehl
tppflh and Taylor etreolA, NJ llupH
residence, uillnn houInl no lpaiAl
~ Telephone connections
NTlVtAN ~ nYLAND, aanegAl lew
lection agents TOT the fh''
rhsaH, TaannaA, rpti
nn w, W. n0UTn. llomeepsIla
bhln Malna feet, ppp0Alle pvsleRH
pta 10 y, ~, pla0 20 sRhd I " IN
u ln |, itaallahea l'hlld klfset nQiiiI
Telephone auhhuuliann,
HuDuhh y WRilA, Atlpgnai.
~ Montague, TaAAH, hpnaihl Alll'''
W land and commercial ltlgAsleH
Ml OoD, FlhiiitU n soar, Am
w Law hnn MAra0A, TesAal
NAVE, iiHALlf a Huekilnl Alytt
~ uounaaiofh ~ Law, over tun M
tionai bank Main stypet, Fofi wow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

nAhlht LAuoef u w many llepubllf
cans ouuslaefod premier " King ilroyet,
The special allowance igey have aHaluHt
hlw u Thai bs looks after She latefeHis o.
tHe Munwumpa t'hei,eiu he shows his
wisdom The tIiud and NE tine uamp.
ofAls Hted rpl RE fostering esra, but
Wti.e Do laflg WQelfa lhs Wtth NJ 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
AN gxlLED PRINCE.
Louls N poison interviewed At chicago,
Ito Mtil tia 90 italy

tiNNlh NNieNh AnN'ANANWNN ~ NhiNNNNt
Ito VIII a. 60 italy
CmuAso, liin, oct 30, Prince Louia
Napoleon cldept son OF Prince jerome
(rop rloD) arrived here from San Fran.
0laeo last evening on route 10 Europe,
lila companion n Dr, Mlpehola They
VIII fplnaln ~ Chicago several days aee
Ing The plghtH, In an Interview the nflnnu
said he did not hear ~ tho order expsll,
Ing his family from france until he
reached Japan 10 had received no Of
n0ial notification Of expulsion,
hut would not trust himself
Ia France f0f thu present, lle would
20 hence 20 Piedmont, Italy, end re-
aide with hlB mother, tho slater 0i King
llnmbbtli l'flnG6 Louis expressed Tho
conviction that the proiant execution ~
Tho Chicago anarchists would do n great
deal To- stop Tho wofan elements 81 Europe
from oyefIlpwlng 20 this country where
they supposed, because " Ia freedom,
they could dc Just M they pleased,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

TnH people Of Fort Worth have besp
praying Tor the Drownw0od road for
years Tor nlt montha they have buen do
balina the worry proposition now before
thoml aud zach man must know how
much he h able and wiling 20 invest IN
this enterprise Tho gentlemen ~ the
committee Of solicitation are not paid,
but arc doing The work for nothing They
should not be told 10 call again, Tor they
have no more spare tlme than othprp
have, Lot each man datutmlne, II no han
not already done 30, how much no win
aud can Hnbaoribe, and do no al onGe, II
each citizen would DO this tho committee
would be- saved much tlme, and unneoea,
nary delay In tho inauguration u tho work
would $50 avoided That subsidy must DO
raised II Tho road 10 10 DO secured, aud
The quicker u IL done She sooner Fort
Worth will realize ON Ito investment IN
she railroad u haa been talking about Tor
years,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

faith, theso muat not be tempted above
thoir auenRth, but fool IN the hour Of
temptation, thore Ii one 70 suoeor and
anALAln iham.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

fHe people along the lloo OF tic Fort
Worth s Rio arando ara full 81 rejoicing
Al Ubc prospect Of speedy railroad oon.
ncgti0n with this city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

rnr Kppllah custom OF placing Tho
cucumber entire open the table, that
each person mey help himself, roold not
prevail Ia oregon, where they are grown
four trpt IN length.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
run END op A sproubAron.
A Former pettnsg ~ danes A. Raaae
uIiIa ulHssaif,

nlils u,Hsseif,
NHw ioaR, Oct 90 AT tho boarding
house, iAB i0aet Twenty uret street yea.
terday mofGing, Edward ", Hall com,
mltted suicide ny shooting himself IN tho
temple, Hall came 70 lha city year
Agu from Han francisco, whore he was
unep president OF the Hl00k Exchange,
no had bpeh partner 0t James II.
kesne and recently lost large amount
" money Ia speculation here lie leAyes
= widow ana son " Il believed he was
innana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

TnE organ Of tho bark l,aotornllea IN
Hell county boldly advocates "lbc tara
ton OF all property back into the hands Of
tho state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

10 the people " our ely Y ".
within her borders we have y VI
DO valuable 90 the Fort WvfW
house, which does all msale
printing, book binding, hua VA
lectures on a large scale ~
Sizes III paper husaH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

10 be sold October W, ls'.I
situated IN the city 81 Fotl W
Houston street, known a. lo' : \, Y
~. Mna. ANNln hlnhnNl NI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
O0NNYr pKM0ORATI0 TI0RRY

DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Representative, doo. W Finger
County Judge, lion. Aam rnrmnn
County attorney, Il, IT, uarlooh
County CLERK, John u AwaynG
District clerk, l., H. Taylor
Ahonii, H. II Ahpp,
County treasurer W, y, ferauaon'
County Assessor, James Robinson
Tax collector, i 10, Murray
County surveyor. q, W. Williams
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

Rom Worm now has MI opportunity
70 demonstrate ita sincerity In praying Tor
tho Bfownwood road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

10 be sold October VI
situated la the city Of W, M
Houston ntfeet, known as " M
Az Nina AhNiH btpkBai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

OAle 0ay p0Gs nA, k,sa ssslf u
i 4 Harmon Any one faluIelf ~ |
drug store win Ia literally reNA6eel
u,nllNI
4 OAfal'wo OAnary birds Aal
| ltutn;hlng the same 90 Mrs nfAI
M nQ9 Weat run street, will pt ~
whfhud,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

PRECINCT DEMO CRATIC TI0RET,
Commissioner, precinct No, I, II, q,
Holloway
justices u tho Peace, q, Nance and
Frank II Smith,
Constable, John Thomp6on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

NUUNlAl W lNa NAfHWr
uAtyHstss, TfN, oct 20 Arrived
Mo titsude, from New YORK sailed Go.
nal, fdf New YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

OF unclaimed freight reinsalln ..s.
i0f 10 the uiilue q thp 0.,.s
company will hp cold ivF s'sl
day, October ps, 1856 y s1,,
tes,, unlena called iof aaa : *.
before day % sale e
Fort worth, liept, 81 ls'sl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
ron aALB Al AporlOA,

A ucfioN HAIE Of furniture d
~ court h0use 81 DAY NJ l0laa ~
bat nXlurea screen dOnfa. nlO, llaoa
Il ", MURPHY, ksil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

THE GAZETTE hop Tho largest
bonA-ndo Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper Published In Tcxas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

WANTEp A servant d do sss...
w work ~ n ANAL family i't IVA,
quifod llol leaut hickman y Wy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
nArla on sunsonlPT0N.

nATGa OF suDaonlPTiON.
70 nan suBsCEIBKKs
re,i'a' rfsr@s ~ M rahllsA,rsl
o.. Yea, n l'',. 80 90 one yass ~ 81 N
viIMnniha ,',,. 8 "a his hlOalhkt iini. ~
Thsee Months b, % rbIea Montha %
hdnaAF uAhHfrw " per annun', iioAipAla
DKLITfgkp ~ OaREiHRat
sttnisi'tft'tn"n'M oan'1
GAZETTE uRANoH OtFloEs.
pAltAA,-J n, Sullivan, manager
Dnnisur N, u Loan, aHnaHti
WACO w, T., ulunu, uhhhhff,
Wasiaghfoup h v, Dorsey, IaANsaah
iaitrasos,- N w Oamolen maAAuof
MApHUAIt alilNht Kennedy MANAGER
ARifFnta \, Il MlnleIJ mAnheef
tittnNHHr ~ " hyGd, manager
rt rAtua d A, Stephenson, mhnagafi
uslsfnyiiin " mn and y e. iiiosson'
~nns,,.n d, A, iobnaon, manager
lloNeI unOvn n 4 Muftham, manaRct
HAiunss ffaak Dorsey, manager
annnNyitirs ~ r hlnst ,nanehs
MinnoIAa - n, Mcnaniei, manager,
tiiaOo- N itodhold, mhnANUh
wHifgan0Ru y, q, uione, manager
aatss Of Advertising rurniahsd on Application
Fis,,liian6sa Nv dgan, pDsf0Nce mpnes Orif' ~
y 81 iaffar, ~ gtph gIUHee,
Correspondence n sohptfed upon "f ''e"a WH
F,owpi sud.se,ati0a " eeenia AMI Bsipt happen
dams ~ 1snsf,ii tisFes solicited, and wHi 10 prop
~ @"ss,,,",sa,tops ,ntended mr. qualifications
st,sI h. accompanied bv mo eitierA nalne gHd ~
dreas noi ~ Iitiienflon buf ~ ~ evident" "
good HHfh
Fasties ietihag ~ fnr uAshtft ~ business
psVsona 70 themselves Wiii please beio's sfanP ~
lsplg.
AL sfirsl relating 10 b,iaipess ~ any liad shouid
b. adstfrssrB 10 TUT aAyt1fr, FVu worm, fff'
DEMOCRAT punLiailiH0 COMPANY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

Non HAtn II LHAaii Ny tssIa,ae
- Jennlnga and Railroad ayeae0i Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
wANrnn MAIN m,

W ANrNn Two HUNDRED tam.
w TO work un tho extension N N, |
racine railway from Nnlnnsvllio IA II
nnNenty nyn mil D. Flfat elA,a XVI
handle AMI prompt Payments HbedsI
transportation 10 HNl n0hiyanlbsi n
I'VE hnd men Apply 10 hnillul
gainesville, 'roN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

RTE plssst tssofs y ~
Al Audefsoa's ana alafe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
ItOOmA rOn urn,.
ron IlmNT pwNf.llNo,|

lyon RENT Naat Courtroom "a
south tide, near aifsel oal M
Wv 10 per month, Apply 10 I7fN
with N w, Mnlls4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

rmunspAy moasiso, ooronTH ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

wANrnn .rnmA,,r ~ !,

M AkTkn a good catriane ,m0,
Wv nv hollnf'h rhrflARe MnlkA. wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

BUSINESS OnANun,

lyon SALE One 81 TIM iInest /. NJ.
II meas ~ uontra 1nxhs, iogelRsm,e
hunnua, ntr,, on nhHy iermu, WouIh
Huod land, come htnOh, soma m.,.
nnanfud notes u0ud fthaui,a plls',t'gs4q
Apply elnok b0N No $50, llelton'S ",
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-21
PEACH PLANTING.
How it Should be Done snd How the Frees Should be Treated.
 

From Harper's Magazinel
 With the exception of the strawberry, it is perhaps the only fruit for which I prefer spring planting. At the same time should not hesitate to set out the trees in autumn. The ground should bs good, but not too highly fertilized. I prefer young trees but one year old from the bud. If set out in the fall I should mound up the earth eighteen inches about them to protect the roots and stem, and to keep the trees firmly in the soil. With this precaution I am not sure but that fall planting has the greater advan- tage, except when the climate is very severe and subject to great alternations. Plant with the same care and OF the same princi- pies which have been already described. If a careful system of pruning is to be adopted the trees may be set out twelve feet apart, and if they are to be left to grow at will, :, which I regret to say is the usual practice, they should be planted fifteen feet from each other.
 There are many good reasons why the com mon orchard culture of the peach should not be adopted in the garden. There is no fruit more neglected and i'll treated than the beau tiful and delicious peach. The trees are very cheap, usually costing but a few cents each; they are bought by the thousand from careless dealers, planted with scarcely the attention given to cabbage plant and too often allowed to bear themselves to death. The land, trees and cultivation cost so little that one good crop is expected to remunerate for all outlay. If more crops are obtained there is so much clear gain. Under this slovenly treatment there is of course rapid deterioration in the stamina of the peach. Pits and buds are taken from enfeebled trees for the purpose of propagation, and so ten dencies to disease gre perpetuated and en- hanced Little wonder that the fatal mala- dy, the yellows, has blighted so many hopes! I honestly believe that millions of trees have been sold in which this disease existed from the bud. If fine peaches were bred and pro- pagated with something of the same care that is bestowed on blooded stock the results would soon be proportionate. Gardeners abroad often give more care to one tree than hundreds receive here. Because the peach has grown so easily in our climate we have imposed on it's good nature beyond the linn it's of endurance, and consequently it is not easy to get sound, healthful trees that will bear year after year under the best treatment as they did with our fathers with no care at all. I should look to men who had made g reputation for sending out sound, healthful stock grown under their own eyes from pits and wood which they know to be free from disease. Do not try to save few pennies or the first cost of trees, for the probabilities are that such economy will result in ittls more than the yellows.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-21
TIA K FEN.

Speaking of drinking, it may be observed
 that man who ''can take it or leave it
 alone" generally takes it.-Utica Herald.
 When an Icelander marries he is not al
 lowed to see his mother-in- law. It might
 make things warmer up there if he did,
 Yonkers Statesman.
 A seedy tramp begged for ten cents the
 other night on the plea that he was trying to see if there was rum enough in Massachusetts
 to kill him, had exhausted his own capital,
 and did not want to abandon the experiment. Boston Post.
 Jones-'EI see your servant girl is gone" Brown-''Yes; she struck oil and went of. :" Jones-'sStruck oil, ehi Where's she gone?'
 Brown-'fA portion of her is in the ceme- tery. Several minor details have not been
 heard from."-Lowell Citizen. tWhat, forty cents for little can of
 French sardines like that!'' exclaimed lady
 at a fish store yesterday. "Yes, num-" re-
 piled the dealer, ''you this Canadian fish
 cry fuss has cut off our French sardine sup ply, and the price has rig. ."-Pittsburg Chronicle.
 Little Willie prayed long and Intellectually for little brother. At last he gave it up as 'tno use." Soon after his mother had the pleasure of showing him twin babies. He ''How lucky it was that I stopped praying. There might have been three."-Babyhood. The Apaches attacked an isolated railroad station in Arizona and met with terrible defeat. The station agent killed four of them with railroad pie and two more were stran- gled eating restaurant doughnuts. Seven others who gorged themselves with commer- cial sandwiches afterward died from thirst. Lowell Citizen.
 Drummer (examining some bags of coffee on the sidewalk )-''You surely do not | charge 30c pound for this common grade | of coffee!' Storekeeper fconfidsntially)- | 'FOh, no; we just mark it that way to keep l from being robbed. You see, every man, woman and child who passes grabs a hand l ful of coffee beans to chew. They always steal the highest priced, so we have to i'm pose upon them in order to protect our selves. Pluck.
 t'My dear," said an anxious wife to he1 husband, who is running for office, Eve must economize in every possible way" ''I do economize," ," he replied. ''Yes," she said bitterly, "you spend SIC or SIS day in treating lot of barroom loaf CTS to beer and whiskey just to get them to vote for you. Do you call that economy?" Certainly; that's political economy."- Life
 s'They have some original characters in these mountains. Once heard really elo- qusnt sermon at a church ten miles north of
 the park. But you can imagine my surprise
 when, in the midst Of a burst of rhetoric, the
 reverend orator elasped his hands in ecstacy
 above his head and lifting his eyes heaven ward like saint, exclaimed: My friends,
 all the world shouted for joy when the good
 news of Christ's birth flashed over the
 wires. '"-Senator Davis, of Maryland.