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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

expend as much force aud pains TO make
the young people holy as IL does 10 enter.
tain them they would graduate IN saint
hood and become models of holiness in
stead of being light, prayerlesS, worldly.
The faith-cure convention, held recently
in Philadelphia, was the frst assembly OF
its Kind in America.
One of the largest single contributions
made 10 the missionary work OF the
church last year, II not the largest, came
from Christian Chluaman, who gave
$4,000 60 st. Luke's hospital at Shanghai,
Chinese colloquial testament has Just
been produced at the American Preshy.
terrain press in Ningpo. II is the first
Chinese book ever published IN English
characters, II is practical adaptation
of what Is known ms Pigeon English TO
missionary purposes. The book Is pro
uOunced to be quite Il curiosity.
OF the ten millions of Jews In the
world IL is estimated that TREE millions
are Ia the Russian empire aud one aud a
half millions IN Northern Germany
New York city contains sixty thousand
Hebrews, and not one OF them, IL is said
is engaged in the saloon business
TIE Church Of England IN the last forty
years has expended 5000, GOO, OO0 IN build
ing and restoring churches.
DR. Lyman Beechcr once said TO min
lister with the burden OF cold congresa.
ton ON him 900 as the mother hen
docs, brood over them sit on them, warn
them up awhile ana before long you will
have cackllng enough"
1 A minister, having taught his little cir
/ the Lords PRAYER, WAS surprised to heal
her repeat it with the following variation
"Giye US this day our daily bread, or bis
cult and honey, II you pleasen
"Ma, did you know old Mr.. SlimkiusY
asked Mildred. ayes, dear" replied %,
old lady. ole is dead" "Now thar'
/ too bad; I've known him SO many years.
"The paper says he was an octogenaran >
ooh, no; there must be some mistak,
about that. He's been a Cumberland
/ PRESBYTERIAN ever since knew him.
1 "Have you found religion yet, MI
1 frlend?" Rev. Sam Jones inquired of on,
/ OF his hearers. "No,u was the reply
] "What is your occupation, may | aSkY'
"Im detective" ''H'mW observed tn,
great reyivalist, "that accounts for It,"
/ A clergyman says: zone preacher
standing in the pulpit holding open Oh,
I door of the Kingdom OF heaven, doesn
attract nearly as much attention as q latt
arrival holding open the door of thu
church
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
Spectacles or Glasses.


Or. Prentice has the only Astigfnaine'
ter OF It's kind in America, no having
invented il himself while In Elrqps
With this instrument tho most dehcale
and sensitive eyes can be fitted WIN
glasses 30 accurately that they are ~
lieved Of all strain, and thus they s0op
recover their lost strength Speo'af'eS
fitted and ground TO orderin this manner
do not change as ordinary glasses 90 pus
they wear for years and preserve "
sight,
Dir. Prentice brought with nm ION
Europe ten thousand pairs 81 Ain u.' ~
nous Tourmaline glassee, which s'i' w
heat out OF tho light, rendering 'ne eye
perfectly cool.
Any number OF references can p s'ssp
of cross eyes straightcned and Meak eyes !,
cured by the scientific appiieaiacn y
glasses by Dr. Prentice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
OBSERVING TIE sAHBATH,

1t viii be news to our readers that
there still exists in Ghetto in Germany
where the gates are closed on Sabhaths
and holidays that these days may not be
desecrated Such Ghetto is in ElSen-
stadt. Three years ago a Christian
bought house in the Judengasse and
protested against the closing OF the gates
on Saturdays. All efforts Of the presi-
dent OF the congregation We're 10 vain,
and the street was kept open. His sud-
den death offered an opportunity to have
jew. No money was spared to that end,
and correspondent of the Judische
Presse states with great satisfaction that
Saturday, October II, the gates of the
Judengasse were again closed, and Jews
enjoyed u quiet Sabbath.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
woRsuIp IN CuI1I AgD PrRu

In Chill and Peru the men and women
in the churches sit in different parts OF
the congregation, rs was formerly the
custom in the Methodist churches of this
country. The women far outnumber the
men. Each lady worshiper brings little
carpet, on which she kneels or sits during
the celebration Of the mass. The women
are specially devout, the men not as much
so. The women wear in church the
manto, which has long been the favorite
dress OF the Gillian and Peruyian women
A peculiar custom prevails 10 the churches
of these countries as to the bell-ringng
The bells from the towers announce to
those who are without rs well as to the
congregation within the elevatihn of the
host and other portions Of the mass
where the devout Catholic is expected to
kneel and to cross himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
DoSATIoNs.

The Christian church al shoa-hing,
China, has pleasant Bnd practical way
Of taking np collections for the support OF
the preacher. a long bamboo tube which
is fastened TO the wall is Inscribed "God
loyeth cheerful giserN Each church
member is expected 10 drop into this tube
every Sunday moraing whatever he can
afford The members are mostly poor
people, ard their gifts are small, but they
are trained in the habit of giving some
thing each week. Thus the preachers
support Is regUlsr, even ii not princeiy,
The st. Louis Christian Advocate; We
are sure that the whole scheme Of the
church 10 afford entertainment Tor the
young people ID wrong-a pefgcrsion Of
The church, which ruins the pIety Of
the young, prodqcing d most bountitul
harvest OF wcridllneSH, hinderlng the de-
siaus and ends Of the gospel. The main
hing 10 be sought ~ an religious assem-
blias II thc salrdsion Of the soul, End these
thugs do not coAduce to that end, but
stand IN rs way. II tho church would
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
rnE nonK or mAnrYRs.

Here is story OF to-day which reads
like passage from the Book of Martyrs;
Three young converts of the Nyanza
mission OF tue English Church Missionary
society were recently bound alive to a
scaffolding, under which fire was made,
by means OF which they were slowly
roasted TO death. Their prosecutors
Knocked them, and told them to- pray TO
lisa Masiya (Jesus Messiah), and see II
He would rescue them. They adhered 70
their Christian faith and profession, and
even sang hymns in The midst OF the Are.
One of their prosecutors was so impressed
by their calm courage and ildelity that be
determined to learn 20 pray to their God.
SO, as of old, ''the blood Of the martyrs
is the seed Of the church,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
r.P. MARITIME.

-. -"
NV son had trouhlcsonle catann I NJ v
tho head and throat. For more IhgA t',,l
years we sought medical ND ~ s,Aan, 4. n
watched the gradual progress q lpe ~ N
ease with a great deal pf anxieE} w,
while following strictly the Ifga' '' s'.''
and advice of leading physlelAl,s, 4 IS
my son from day 70 day KLpH y y, y.
Hfs hearing became 50 hadlf Ivy h ",
tl.at he could not near the 'ick.''s y Il
watch when held close 70 the sN'. nv
NAV / took him 80 DR.. Prenlke 'o * Il.
AIDES ST., and from that day ne ps,ls.,' fas'
improve, and continued q grow ' "a Z; Y
until he could hear The same sR Xxx. XII
feet from his car, or could lie'f I. ", W.
in his pocket. His general n'',', sss
improved aud al bad fflnI l,'l',I2 ~. q, NJ
PASSED away. His bearing q s4, ',..'
acute TINT he can distinguish tee 'e'', ,,,o,
discord n music, Ia w5lcli ~ ''l
very iIncly lIt fng y. :, s'el,
Prentice cured my son q hls N.',' r..,
and Deafiless. sincerely Avel t''' ,' "A
reccfanicnd DR.. Prentice ~ p9s7 y. n,
ne h'sh,Nt skill and ability, anu (, ~ Z,
'lso sroatcsL pleasure u adding n} FIX 8.
nony u Dr. Prcniicos leBS t'' q ~
lsnptia K. =, MAN q,
iah,3issrfnr0r and Whoiedaie D$A'', I. '''
Epclb and Shoes Nh. aAd siaeAs.'''
atfpek, New efIeailss ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
4 nuAIkER nrEsrInN.

|as1 Frlends, il has always been known,
|---s3iDa marked peculiantles OF their
|, hut hey have never been suspected
IL ftna amy Unitarian tendencies or be-
Nv thH least doubt or difficulty about
firliy Of Christ. AT a recent quar-
ineeting in California one of the
.l0nE sent out to be answered by the
~ .HllY meetings WAS as to whether or
:, hey believed in the ''Deity OF the
''lesUs Christi So far as is general
eNn this Is the first time such a
IN son bas been raised in quarterly
|e-sllc "a sent 10 a monthly meeting. II
~ to Imply that something is wrong
Hh4re
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
orlnulptod or Inaaned Eyes.


have lived in New Orleans orthirty
five years. was twenty-three years a
tho Orphan Boys Asylum. My troubles
first began with inflammation Of my eye
and a great deal OF pain. For two year
| Suffered desperately; then went to
tally blind, and for twelve years II wai
all darkness tome. TRIED many doctors
but the looked-for aid never came 70 me
The last eminent doctor | went 10 said
there was no hope Of my ever seeing
again. At last went 20 DR. Prentice
No. IS Dryades street. and In just foui
days / could see plainly 10 thread q
:::...odie, and my eyes are growing atrongei
every day. q EMILY LEWIS,
Corner Fulton and Second streets, New
Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

MIR. L. J. II. FosTER, Of Crawford,
Miss, was totally blind for several years
with Cataract. His eye was operated
on by an eminent oculist of New Orleans.
After several weeks Of fearful suffering
his eye run out, The doctor then said
he did not believe IL could be done sue
cessfuIly under the existing conditions
OF Mr.. Fosters system, But afterward
DIR. Prentice operated under precisely
the same conditions, and gave Mr.. Foster
sight. Mr.. l.. j. Il. Fosters address is
Crawford, Miss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids TO the cook in preparing per-
feet and wholesome food aud the house,
wife will do well TO be on her guard
against baking powder tramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder is never peddled
from house to house, as the Manufacture
ing establishment of j. ii. Brown Is
taxed to its uttermost to supply the de-
mands that come through legitimate
channelg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
LOCAL MARKETS.
oFrrcE or TUE GAZETTE,

Jan. 2. 1858. I
BOTH SIDES or THE PICTURE.
''What Is the outlook for cottonr' asked a
GAZETTE man Of a prominent shipper yester-
day.
'NobodY knows and nobody can tell, :" was
the laeonic answer lie went on 10 say that he
looked for quiet market throughout January.
Those WHO were holding for higher prices had
Another man believed that higher prices
must conc The estimate for this Year 4
crop, 10000 bales WAS too high The indica
tons were that although the Interior towns
were heayiiy stocked, and port receipts had
been large. the country was bare Of rottOn.
farmera nave enJoyed splendid weather, and
have gathered their crop early. On this is
hased the belief that the bottom has bee n
reached and that cotton Is held. The
spring Prices are aiways better,
taking largely now, and must Teplenish sooner
or later, Local mills are slightly stocked and
the American crop Is ~ no ineans AZ heavy a.
the estimates abroad kaYe placed W., al these
things, he reasons, must hit prices from their
present low lgufes,
The next buyer interviewed took different
view. He showed the reporter letter from q
Bremen house, which shows the situation
abroad. The following "A taken from 70
fOhLIGS yIEW.
'The market has been exceedingly dun. onf
steamer after another cOmeb Into Efenerhaypn
aud Antwerp, spinners see cotton arrive freely
at the mill and with the certainty Qi large
crop, see no reason why they should hurry ioF
,helr purchases. Their orders arc sporadic,
and our dealers, binding Il diilicult TO sel, pre-
fpr 20 remnin inactive for the present re
ceipts nj tue pora ARE ligAt, which,
however. faile 70 innke Tho least imprneei0u on
iris aids. n The Anefiean POINTER ana factor
choose 70 store. Why let theln 10 "a Au1 tn} for
fcfeat The coff0n n there, 1.t1pNn9' or mcfei
1nd most Of h 4 Obliged " come dfrf p tllt
atie. we ca4 got to}ton WhcnrYoF ne upQt ",
ana ficNipK che gstUlf p0tliibl ~ gnf tfnf'lfs
Lfst LARGE Pfoanocffye tuppiYf mn SO fpT n
% afefiNi lAyNllcr 4ro o'treiilul cptf'Afeu vi
me rhAncca ~ H3u1InuoIIon u present. or
even Fewer, prfeea"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
Cured in Ono Second.

Last evening DIR. Prentice strengthened
case of cross eyes in less than one soc
ond. lie had tested tho eyes some days
ago, and since has been preparing glnsses
for her. Last evening tho young lady,
accompanied by her mother and several
friends, repaired to the office Of DIR. Prem
trico to try the glasses. They We're on
tho young lady's face, and instantly her
eyes became perfectly straight. They
had been crossed from early childhood.
MISS MORAN,
III Gasquet st., New Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
AT Hotel Pickwick
FOR Two WEEKS, FROM JAM s
DES- P-F7gs -5GTIETTCF.

From London Eng and the past three years New Orleans 49,
ne Sashiened hundreds OF cross eyes restored many totally bS
to good sight aud cured caarrh that had been ivan
hopeless y leading specialists OF the world Every en,
below bears the actual signature OF the PApENr DR. pe,
offers present OF two perfect diamonds weighing H any
person bringing proof that his testimonials are untrue Ia %
This offer that people may search and fluid the truth AZ Eaxa
Inst spring he Strengthened hundred cross ewes h %
weeks and nearly rs many IN Houston in two weeks 1T Win nav
yOu TO read The following eases. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss OF appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak constitu-
tion, headache, or any disease of bill
ious nature by all means procure bottle
OF Electric Bitters. You viii he surprised
To see the rapid improvement that will
follow: you will be inspired with new
life; strength and activity win return
pain and misery will cease and henceiorth
you will rejoice in the praise Of Electric
Bitters. Sold at 90 cents bottle by II.
W. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
snver l.oai llnI,lnc powder

Never fails when the directions are fol-
lowed, hence there is never word Of
complaint heard against it. The mex
perienced cook is able to make as good
bread with it as the professional baker,
simply because its ingredients are so com
pounded as to make failure impossible
when the directions are followed; a trial
is all that is necessary to make it indis-
pensable to all well-regulatei households.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

ine men have queer ideas Of Christi
sass the Recorder. They seem to
" tih6g can be CHRISTIANS, and still IN
Nh III Dc most unchristian spirit. They
~ sIiik ious, rcYengeful, and spiteiul.
III af6 destitute oi all charity and
ilian forbclrance, and denounce in
,aoet bitter manner all who refuse to
lhF tbtir lead ana sabmit 10 their die
fln Such men are very unpleasant
Hates on EARTH and without a change
sifitFould be very much out of har
M win the pure aud holy Inhabitants
hafeb Such poor men are to be
heir tempers need TO be sweet
bythe grace OF the gospel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

saddles-Raised stamp california 40 0Oa75 co.
plain California 20 O0a500O, loose corus, gtiil
10 09als 90; full rigs 5Odi2 20; rigs, back ~
oiled, 9 5Dd 10 20; side saddles %.
Pockets Pockets 0Oa2 90, Llama goat 5O0
500.
spurs--Eurcka nickel with straps 5 70; In.
dian0la 10.
Team Whips--per d0z, 8 % 70 IS 90; qlrie Per
doz, 20 70 "a o. breast straps with sides and
snapo per d0z 0y 70 IL %. slirrup feathers, al
Sizes per dor % to u % glrths per doz. 10 70
- %; f.alters web, per ioz. IS haltera leaher
31r dSz 10 % 10 Is 90; anddie. baKa per drz. ~ ~
70 a. pistol holsters per dpz 30 10 10 80;
cartridge belts per dOz'7 90 10 10 70 sbama-sirspa
per doz. % 10 10
CoiiafH--Duck %; leather 10 30 70 - 90, Init.
scotch whang sewed II bog heavy soiidrim split
and duck 615I
IfaireS-If0ok No. By case per doe tos
nook 80. ] ~ caro- per don . 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
.-.9l(,3A rING Trn.ls 40 pFrry.

sahowing is translated from Ell
eeop Spanish magazine published In
10 oAlcial newspaper Of the state Of
rs inserts the following decree,
NIL $40 at Casthanas, empire OF
sThe first judge Of the town and
tAlIeft OF Casthanaa; Considering
81 npreme Being has not acted
NI,l this province and town, that
AZ Ene time during the preceding
'4s3 this fail, Notwithstanding the
'sS'Vns, prayers and penance, It has
altfsl single time, consequently the
Ns8crop has been destroyed, on
t's9 prosperity Of The department
ss9 Necrecd---
~ ia the term of eight days,
H BON date OF present decree, ruin
rs tall a5undantly, no one win al
,llAl Il or say prayers.
< 4.Ilf the dry spell lasts eight days
t't Churches aud cathedrals will be
4 asd rosades and all other objects
H{.,rn destroyed.
<A finally II does not rain Ia The
1.9& VI hight days all the CLERGY,
1 and brothers WIN be disem-
and Tor the present, faculty Is
commit al classes Of sin so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
|sar IDEAS Of So-CaIIed Christians
|HRegprding the Spirit Chris
/ tianity lnCuICates.
/ Cnre IN Its First Conventions
OpiniOns Favorable and Adj
verse.
nfinntional Doings, Cramhs from
any Tables, with an Occasional
Tid-Dlt.
LooAL CnuRcu notices.

tic1Aat Broadway Presbyterian church a.
och b. M. and o'clock p. IN. by Rev. Dr..
elR Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m. James
.superiniendent,
sniccsnt 81. stanislaus' lCatholic) church,
-r Of Eleventh and Throcbmorton, viii be:
naaH6at 1:3Ua. III. and high mass at 10 b..
,lthvpsp,rs and bcnedicllon at 4 p. m.
b,beslAni Presbyterian church, corner Of
and RTaylor streets. Rev. II. NJ. Tinnon
Z. pfcachinE ut II o. M; subject, "a
.of Deilyeraucc.' Preaching at 7p.n.
Nsanlis Methodist Episcopal church, cor
infh bnd main streets, Rev. H. j. Crist,
! IS pal tor,wil preach az the usual morning
Hfyenihg hours, sunday school at o;SOa,
taycr meeting Wednesday evening.
a IND Presbyterian church, Jones street,
T.. Second, Rev. d. NJ Moore pastor.
ezetvce at II a. M. and p. 10. sacra
E Of III lords supper at tho morning
NJ q Sunday. school at g'45 Prot. j. W.
IN lin. superintendent a cordial welcome
!. tWorh Presbyterian church, corner
H n and Calhoun streets. The usual services
AI o.inrcii to-day. Preaching at II O'Clock
aad O'Clock p. IN. sabualh-school at
'cioek a. M, $. NJ Fry superintendent.
|sal & MOI ting at7o'clockp m. every Wcdnes-
R,H sail, pastor elect.
DrIdny beryice at Fourth street Methodist
opal church, south. Rev A, a. Allison
\. Sunday teachers meeting ats
feaphay school at 9,4j am, G. IL Mul.
h Iiipclintendent. sermon Mt II q. m. and
II \. bythe pastor. Communion after night
: ye Seats free. Tile publ, invited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
cnr Tor Your Prize at ralses s Go. 3,

We, the undersigned, conducted the
drawing for the SS000-bed-room suit for
Fakes 4 Co. and the following numbers
drew the prizes; First prize, No. So, bed,
dresser and wash-stand; second prize,
No. III, mautcl; third prize, No. 437,
wardrobe. CHAs. SCHEUBER,
N. HARDING,
Ii, W WILLIAMS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
LAsr PRAYER.
written by Helen Jackson ("W. ~ four days
before her death.

fitteA ny lielOu Jhckhph III IL lOul ua
before her death.
Father, ! scarcely dare 10 nrDy,
SO clear ! sec, now IL Is done
That have wasted half my day,
And left my work but just begun.
SO clear see that things I thought
Were right or harmless were u ain;
SO clear see that nave sought
Unconscious, selfish aims 60 win.
SO clear I see shat have hurt
The souls might have helped 10 save
That have sloth, nj been, inert,
Deaf TO the calls Thy leaders gave.
In outskirts Of Thy Kingdom vast,
Father, the hurlhlust spot give me;
set me the lOWiiest task Thou hast,
Letmo repentant work Cor Thee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

Buy package Of Silver Loaf and give
1t a fair trial. II you do this you viii
never regret it. How many disastrous
failures in making bread cause troublous
vexation In the household This can all
be obviated by trial of Silver Loaf j.
II. Brown guarantees its purity, strength
and eIllciencY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03

Now yorn.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.--Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Spot dull options opened firm, clos
Ing steady; No. . red nominal at g2ac; red
January 9lI@92Rc, closing alac; February 91ld
93sc, closing e2sc, May g7iG9sic, closing 9Isc
Corn-Lowor, closing steady No. 2, 49ld i95c
ct elevator. No. 2 January l9a4alc, closing 4sc /;
May 4s6d5ssc, closing age
PKovihtONs, ETC.
Cofiee-ENchange closed.
SugaT-Firm and quiet; refined dull
Ree--stendy ami quiet
Turpentine-S az 8ac.
Lard--1ess actiyei S63sHGDl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
PILES ann EiSSllRE

Forever cured, N one treatment without
using tho knlie, caustlcs or any burning
ligature or crushing suffering is re
leyed mt once aud the disease cured for
oil tmn M INN am trNntmpni.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
rrg Rarrn cuRr.


Northwestern Christian Advocate,
rgail OF the Methodsts, does not in
wlth any great fey0r The believers
kHfhith ouge" It does not doubt the
~ IL Of Christ to heal the sick, but says,
JtclSsiDg the subject, the question is:
s Chris proposc to heal diseases in
l;spensaton OF 1857 Divine heal
iay yes We doubt il, and thereby
riQ tic category OF those who believe
Tive far below Christian privilege !"
Ter on II adds "The vital con-
il''' 70 question IS: Has God all
authorized saints TO ask for
4 Teal miraculous cures, Just as he
\. Ak al penitent sinners to ask pardon?
= hes words, does God ordain physical
.srHnli IN, and has the church fallen
lkhedaiihiess slough of 'partialism, >
NE A1siiversalists say?n The answer
akes to the last question is "No,"
aitnahes with the deepest emphl-
tnttswhich IL follows up by saying
10 Vac "alm0St panied by the specta-
the convention in question. "That
slrsitsleeses were stncere,r it concludes,
The Candidates for healing were
bsaal 80, is bnt a fact significant Of the
eraip NJ faith when the relapse and
psHScome. Christ did indeed heal
bodice OF me2. and thus reached
kUiils He had the power to pre-
Hispatlenta in soul aud body, aud
aiylpr the sake Of the soul and the
!, Helm both, Christ has equal power
tn 30, bnt-does He propose TO e2er-
" Has lie promised it? Is it in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
1ll aEFErING Or rnE nnALND.

4 0rn IS novel sort OF church in Jer-
\ ity 1t is called "The Church Of the
MI Holiness" on the 25th Of
vfna0fth it viii begin q conference
h~il continne for seven days. To
fenference MI who have been healed
hilRre,inyited. 1t is expected that
yrsmarkable variety of testimonies
BE given by those who have been
I N, cf VINO thiuk they have.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
,n0pucn. rRovIsIoNs. LIYE sTooK
Kansas City.
u-.-.--

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. jan . Wheat -
Weaker cash lie hid February 7Sc bid March
7aic bid; Mav 1s5dI9r.
Corn-Woakcrj cash ,6lc bdj February 2Ss;
March 29c bid INLAY 3ilC lid,
Oats--Nominnl; no bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live stock Indicator reports;
Catue-k Receipts 1919, shilinents SGi slow and
weak, and 10 90 Zoe lower; exporters, 50 0od5 81
good to choice shipping "a coca 50, common
10 medium So l0d4 50, stockcrs and feeders
81 60a8 IS; cows 81 COOS ~
Hogs-ltecelpts 1850; weak and &c lower NJ
y SOFAS s..
Shecp-Receipts none; sbpmonH monet
ftoadyi good 20 choice 81 15Ga 30; fair to good
medium 4l bOig 30.