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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

NJ our day and time we are hourly con-
tnied with advertisements of wondrous
miraculous cures performed by what
have been compelled by actual obser-
flon TO term quack doctors. We are
IN compelled TO alter our opinion in the
*eof Dr., Prentice, now quartered at
4 Pckwick hotel in this city. Mrs. p.
Mcphall, wife OF the late editor and
ppiletor Of this journal, who has been
4rost entirely deaf for eleven or twelve
kr, haS been considered hopelessly
~ BY many eminent physicians. Almost
\ OIL The old doctors of Fort Worth knew
her case well, and know that she was
tnost entirely deaf Now, however, after
\ one weeks treatment, her hearing
n been greatly improved and now hears
{'itf without eartrumpet than ever be-
$e oy Its use, She feels confident that
ne Treatment Is kept up for one month
TX she will be entirely restored to her
{lhDg. DR.. Prentice has performed
Pr wonderful cures since he has been
necliy. His patients everywhere be-
Nv upon him sincere heart offerings OF
Euiude, which is one of the noblest i'm
rs OF our nature.-[Texas Free
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

Malicious Prosecution For Cutting a wire
rcnce school Lands Forfeited.
Correspondence OF tho Gazette.
ASsoS, Tx, Fob. A. Yesterday Shorid
Scarborough arrested Dodd McCammant. Hook.
scys Hooks and Emmit McCammant. charged
with cutting wire fence Of y. L. stidham, and
they are now undergoing an examining trial
before Justice ord. The evidence 80 far goes
10 show malicious prosecution. ~ the facts
top on two wagons and they wont to the bais
aud by measure emit found they could not pseA
through, aud then cut the fenco AND drove
through The evidence further discloscs the
fact that the land was owned OF claimed hyb On
parties prosecuting witncs. ce and defend
antsl aud that The two wire fonscs
were put up to Aeep the defendants
at The time OF the cutting lived Inside Of tho
fence. The whole thing grow out 20 an old
fcud, ana this makes about four times the
pro .ccutng w'tna.s, a. W. StidhaNA, has sworn
Vut warrants for the defendants. and tho vcr-
diet In each case has been an aCquittal.
The lard board has taken fOrfciturcH on
fourteen aud half sections OF sohooi lands In
Of august In each case they are our best citi.
Ecne, anu the all made their payments Of In
tervst before the FORT iturcs were declared
There are some nfty sections In the county
bought by nun-residcnts solely for tho puf.
pose OF speculation Ihey have nevor betn on
tho land and did n intend eot lug on It. but
have placed u Ia The hanis OF agents hire To
scli az bonus nf 500 section. stil tho lspd
board fuses to take any action to compel
N m TO comply wi h the law. aud It has driven
Just that many good and substantial farmers
out OF our county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS.
Pauline Lctters--No InfallibIlities--
Moral Elevations Through
Newspapers.
Champions OF Religion Must oo-ordinate
Its Doctrines with Truths From
Gods Revelations.
LOCAL oHuncu NOTICES.

Trinity Misaion, corner 81. Louls and Annie
streets. Sunday school at 3 80 p. IN.
German Evangelical, 81 Johns church.
nioyenth and Calhoun streets Rev. IN. l..
Mueller, pastor; preaching at 10 80 a. m sun.
day school at . y. m.
.srrgices At broadway Presbyterian church az
" O'Clock q. m. and At 80 y. m by Rev Dr.
Mitchell. sabbath senool at $3.50 u. m, james
q. Roe, superintendent.
, Christian church, cornor OF sixth and Throck
morton streets Sunday school $50 a. M
preaching at IL Q. IN. and 7S0 p. m., by Elder
II; W. Onicer. The public Invited Strangers
VIII receive cordial welcome
socond Presbyterian church, Jones street,
near Second, Rev. ID. NJ. Moore pastor
Divine service at II a. M and $50 y. m. sun.
DAY school at 9:45 m. Rev Rice Bowman.
dial invitation TO all.
st. Andrews church. corner Rusk and East
ttfth streets, Sixth sunday after the Epiphany.
holy communion at 1890 a. M. Sunday school
at 1880 a. m, Mai. Haggart, superintendent
morning prayer, litany and sermon at IL n M
evening prayer anu sermon at 7;30p. m
The Fort Worth Presbyterian church. corner
Calhoun aud Fourth streets, hev. Robert II.
IN !, pastor. Services at 1 q. m. and 1880 p. M,
tendent; PRAYER NEE ing on "Wednesday even
ing at $50 O'Clock. All are cordially invited 10
attend these services.
Southslde Baptist church, corner OF Broad
way and st, Louis avenue. sunday school vt
Preaching at II am. by the pastoral S.Gille spIe
Church sociahle at Mrs lIodsson's, corner OF
Galveston avenue and the railroad reservation,
Thursday night.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner OF
fifth aud Taylor streets. Rev. X. NJ. Tinnon
paetor. Sunday school at 80 a. IN. AT IL q.
N sermon on Growth as illustrated in the
Mustard Seed" A. 7i3op Il cure on The
Material and the Spiritual" You are cordially
invited to attend these services.
ST. Paul NJ. Il, CHI rch, cerner OF Main and
Ninth streets, Rev. II. J. Crist pastor; re. 1.
dence Gil Cherry street Sabbath. sch, oil at 20
Q, M, Pro p. NJ. White, superin end INT
Preachint at IL a. IN. and 1880 p. m. Young PEG.
pies meeting 4 $3.50 p. m, leu by Prof Peter.
son. Nj services are pub ic and strangers are
welcome,
Sunday service at the Fourth Street Methodist
Episcopal church, South, Rev A. A. Allison
pastor. Preaching at II a. m. and ] p. m. by
Rev. NJ II Wells. sunday. sch ,ol teachers
meeting at 0 a, m, Sunday school at a. q.
m, George II. Mulkey, gu, erlntendent. Preach.
Ing Mt night during the week. The public in
vited. Seat free Christians Of all dehomin
atlons invited TO these services.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
Nicholas Mccoy.

m Nicholas Mccoy, living ten miles
IN Of Fort Worth, was repairing his
n fence six weeks ago; wire staple
4 out and stuck both points deep into
eye.bsl. This was the only eye he
4 the other being blind. From this
4dent he suffered tortures for three
sks, not being able to steep at all. FL
M be went totally blind. He was
BIZ crazy with grief and nervous pros.
Ron. Two weeks ago he was led In
4 condition into the office of DR.. Prem.
i at Fort Worth, and, marvellous as II
i seem, he is restored to good sight
M by DR.. Prentice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
rllopucf,

NEw YORK. Feb, Is --Flour--Dull
Wheat--Sput dnl options opened NC hctt or.
,ng on ilrm: spot No. red 9,Ac Ia atore
March Wt@elSc, closing qlSn; April exc
mg,tc' closing elhci May ssA1etNi, closng
Corn-spot lower and lcsa active options
higher, closing nrm; No, red February
~ AnNc, closing hSSo, March aO',a0oSc.
closing oOAc, April te,t Gn0c. May tSys atpo.
rROvIsloNs. ErO
CoHoc~-Spot fair Rio quiot and STEADY AZ
saici OF Ions quiet an steady, ealoa n QUO
hags; March 81 GOGd 60, May 50 ~.
Sugar. Quiet fair 10 good reclining aisfhtc,
refined steady granulalud 6kc.
MNlaeses--Qulct and steady.
Tallow-- bull aud nominal.
Turpc ntinc--Firmer; llA4l2c
Fork Quiots SiO h0ali 90
Lard. A shade lower and dull; spot 20 SIS 10
eae; March " D@I 70 Apini 81 tS16 u May
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

1t is said that our first parents were
not troubled by dyspepsia, and that they
knew nothing Of debility, liver complaint
or malarious diseases. But the children
of Adam, from Cain down TO the present
time, have inherited bad blood and other
disorders, most of which can be driven
out by the timely use of Browns Iron
Bittefs. Mr.. j. ID. Rodefer Of Greendale,
Va, was cured of a had case Of eczema
by this valuable medicine, and recon-
mends It to every one in his ncighbor-
hood for any disorder of the blood, and
as general tonic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

Afflicted, sore. or trial keen,
IL what mn drsf may sometimes moan
And second uflen illls the station
OF u nsefui examination.
Wh0ie carries powder, torch and brand,
Aud ne'er 10 seen upon dry land.
Once calamit' befell
TIE secoHd and the wh0i, "a we'll
Waoie was a drst, and on GrSf, too;
Of second this Is also true.
And, what may seem little droH,
First was In second ard IN lelot
hELsoHTAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
Eve. Turned out.

.,s ,wenty-one years old. When
3D. "" ears OF age had Inflammation
h s,siu. Since that time my eyes
Ae p ,s tnrned outward, directly the
Oes1 n crosseyes. They looked out
fcs,~ ~ each other at an angle OF at
y llv Seorees. It disfgured me very
wot ,bst from pride have always
2 y, socIety. II was a painful mistor-
az y r SC and myself, for we had
IA they could never be made
W Rnt thank the Lord DIR. Prem
.. 1. ror, worth, has made them per-
s,rsisa snd greatly improved my
M one can now tell they were
.org am ever so grateful to
p,srtiee He did the operation in
ii.,rntes. Miss Lucy Lee of Fort
/ u witnessed 1t. JESSE SANS
Decatur, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
80. :. . phrsicinn Thinks.

FoRr WORTH, TEX, Jan. 90, 1856.
\, those who may be suffering, as !
Il hseu for two or three years, with
E,,ssI deafness: Go and see DR.. Prem
nnr for waiting will sooner or later
ssS inter destruction of so important
Inse as the hearing. So go and be
N lori can and do with pleasure
6mmeld DR.. Prentice. Having been
XIII by him, know whereof speak,
JAMES c. BAIRD, M. D.,
Gatesville, Tex.
RI would take pleasure in an
Irng any queries relative thereto.
j. G. b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

a fearful deed has stirred the land,
And between the people stand
Aud two simple, stupid creatures,
Rough an brutal In their features,
II IA not these have done the deed,
Not guilt they may truly plead
Let them retain theiru pai stallion,
While femsin before the nation
To help ven ferret out the crimc
SO plainly limited 10 this rhyme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
pa. aearE. chnnmnn.

''lk rs;,. Fireman on the Texas &
r. ~ hano, who resides ct Bonhain,
'.sisay S -, very deaf for some years.
'|ksgf ~ VISITED DIR. Prentice at Hotel
va a, ,ton Worth. DR.. Prentice
olna,ssn r Chapnan's case less than
..si,,.,s m .'l.., ne could hear ordinary
ly az "'ta the ear that had been
4 h I'd 49,, Mr.. Chapman's ast0nlsh-
1s'lgat We're unbounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
Or. Prentice.

Nv. Mel. Kennedy, who is stopping
Ms. Walker, at the corner of Fifth
Il Valhoun streets, has been badly
0sreyed in both ewes since infancy.
'mraay DR., Prentice Strengthened each
y Tue short space of one minute. His
WYE very much improved, and none
kll that his eyes have ever been
ssssa' Mr.. Ed j. Smith of the Sunday
~ witnessed the operation. Also
Z s'es Oh John McCahan's son, eight
" ola, who has been cross-eyed since
a ~ u Two years, were Strengthened
" rrentice in less than a minute.
ncVahan is cutter for the clothing
~ VI Dahlman Bros, Fort Worth;
'n rl, "lnt Elkin's daughter, Amanda,
saNen years old. She had double
YVES al her life. DIR. Prentice
saIened her eyes and made Il
.sOlne lady of her in one
u~' Mr.. Elkia's address is Bed
Inv. u iarrant county, Texas. Also
my, N.Y. y, Jordan of Christian, Palo Pinto
y rex, says he has suffered from
4S ~ ~ eignt years, had been treated
.,r, Is hnlie without any benefit. DR..
Z, 1 e-,., cured him in one treatment with
kc,lous ns, burning or hyperdermic in
ktS.S stu another, the wife of r. c..
n Asa1 notary public of Fort Worth,
81. vVSs very deaf for about ten years,
,I.n ~ Solged TO use an ear trumpet. DR..
bulS T ~. uesled her one week, when she
Rsn N Ssat better without the trumpet
- ~ -ss Sould before with 1t. BY kind
II al , n.y. is also made to Mr.. Mar
}Anes.as Aartin-Brown Co., who has
4 n -. some of the successful work
I q 1s,ssntlce, now at Hotel Pickwick.
n wo.,s also refers OF. X. Ashby of
i nls I'm. Mr. Nicholas Mccoy, living
te M Sl;,s s,, north Of Fort Worth, had his
Bpclv ,aa oy fence wire staple; he is
3lnt 4 lowering sight under the treat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

RlHeAs OfTY. Mo-. Feb. i3--Wheat--
steady cash iSigcbld, u 20 asked March 7ssic;
MAY 55te.
Corn steady; cash 29s<c bid, esslc asked /;
March 1915; Nay siif hid, s2c asked,
Oais--NO quotations
LiyE STOCK.
Tho Live Stock Indicator rcp0fts
Cauio-Rfccipfs ~, shipments ~, active
and firm exporters IS l0ff5 lDi good 20
choice skipping NGu46 1g, common ~ NE
dlnm ~ 0lai ~ etockerp and feeders g 600
~ COWS 81 2dNJ3o
Hos Receipts $780, choice ehadc nigheras
- O14fH6.
good 10 choice IS 04J 5oS cClnnion ~ medium
81 oeag ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14


changed.
"a, whc;as2g 1 and steaay February ,s. .
dSec, May StllaS5Ar. closed 81 n. ioc.
Conf lrmcr and 10 higher; cash 81 y 2SsNc;
February S5NS7tc, closed a7Ac; March S7a
alAc, ciueed SsAso May 80 N idNl0 10 ice.
rRovihiONs.
rork-Qulct and oQi2Nc lower; each Sll 10
oil %, fcbru rs and March closed fii 100
n leN May fll 2IttWll so.
Lard teA " cash 50 leS, February and
March 50 lQW0 lati May closcd 50 gO@6 a2<
BoNod Meats--Stcadv, dry ealtud shoulders
81 ss@t ooi short RIB % soao %. short clear
50 SV80 -.
IfvE STOCK.
The Drovcrs' Journal rcporte;
Cattlc--Rcceipta T. q; shipments 800, steady
shipping uteere, % 10 lbQ9 pounds, 81 OVa
3 ~; esock r. and feeders 81 eaaA KS, rows,
bulls and mixed q si@i ~; buik 81 7SGa 90.
uogs-lccelpts pd,p, Stronger al S. 6isf4 20.
Shccp-R Receipts 800; market steady; nativen
" QO'ti 10; Texans y O0aS 80, lambs "a 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
s, PRENTICE
.,,yp TO rRoLoSG MS STAY
a caNF ,tARcn |.

,vp TO PRoL0NG MS STAY
y ov'u Sru MARCH !.
\ ,,ce win remain at Hotel Pick
\. Ttrncs arrh I. The doctor has
rnpl .seineas than he could
pore No has been obliged to
" 70. stay until March l..
~ ss srs eC%lns distant e nm He er0% is
Sssiness for and receiving ,sSs1,n1ers cor =,
' ssa adjoining states DR., psens sSs
'fas IN. that many surgeons take
cuI p So' while patient and friends
4. iiooou M fear as to the result. He
a ssOs scs every day that have been D
rn Ie ~ hopeless by the best surgeons
.L..feQ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
No. 5s-A Palindrome.

Read ms rightly and you'Il soc,
with my own aid my name;
And II you turn me quite around
Yon'n find me- just the same.
| feast on fair and splendid things,
when their delights sect
And many vain lmaginings
Are IN me said 10 DC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

A thousand coolly came one day
And near no stopped and stood
They covered Just Iittle space
As amy thousand should.
4 mile IN length their resting place--
a paradox this Riddle
They 0rcupied but baf an inch.
Vet an Stood IN the fiddle,
Exactly in the center, ali
stood stlll and none an fliDch
YET from the center out, ween,
Was less than bali an inch.
While looking ont from any point
10 Inc limit OF the "silo'
Wac half an inch, yet could swear
YPsifASrT-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

Angostura Bltters Is known as the great
regulator of the digestive organs all over
the world. Have IL in your house. Ask
your grocer or druggist for the genuine
article, manufactured by DR.. J, q. b.
Siegert & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
PRODUCE. PROVISIONS. LIVE srocR


PRODUCE.
ST.. lopIs, mo, Feb iS.-Flour-Dullj Xxx,
81 00as is family s. 25Ts 80: extra, 81 1904 TO-
Wheat-E Extremely dull and prices about un
changed the market opened easy but soon
rccog red, and after duc uating slightly closed
a ABOUT yesterdays ngurcH; No. red cash
0oKc March slc May esSa9ic, closing at sSS
dtB,fe.
Corn--very quiet aud trading principally IN
May neliyery; The market opened weak but
Fnilled, and closed steady at yesterdays DK
ureb No. mixed cash sax G3sc; ebrukIy sac
bid; Mar, h S5ifM8,sfc, closing S5&c; May 5eh
@3B4e, closing 36Ac
Oats-Very qaiet ana barely steady; No. 2
mixed cash 2glsc bid. February 29aic asked (
March Sic asked; MAY 3iHc.
PROvIHIONb.
Cornmeai--Actiye and nrm Mt II n5Hl 10.
Whisky--&I 10
Wool-Quiet and 80 adyi tub, washed 27a35c;
unwA he'd l7G26c TeNsa wool l0d2fc
fJoyislons-Ve qnict ana about steady
pOfk-ftl 20.
Iard-S6 90.
Bulk Mests--I.oose lots. long clear 80 s5i
short ribs s. 10; short clear 50 ~; boxed lots,
long clear % %; thort ribs " "; short clear
bacon Long clear s. %; short RIBS 50 osG
i2% short clear 80 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.
sphinx Problems Prepared Especially for
The Sunday Gazette.

ran correspondence Intended for this de.
purlment should be addressed TO NJ, r. Chad.
bourn, Lewiston, Me-
No. 52--The Latest Race.
Two darklos ~ near certain place C9)
The other day had quite race
AMI our reporter, who WAS there,
Has thus descrlbet the pla and pair
The race track (S) was az smooth and nice
Ae driven snow or frozen ice;
a place tnat flled long felt need
For iesting time nd rate of ~ eed
Around lts edge a two rallied fence,
With lneee score posts ~, served ~ defense,
While near the confer OF the ground
A cool spring to) gently wound around.
The stand the Judges occupied
Was sta Toned On tn" higher 10y SIDE
a frail concern It surely seemed,
beamcd,
II furnished ample room inside,
Where full a dozen (I) might abide.
And from this stauu wire ts) was drawn
To marx the lime n race came ON,
While on II bell prepared below
Was Ign led when or not to go
But we VIII not take lime and space
TO write In detail OF the place,
For most OF you have seen the same,
And language TO describe is tame.
Tho racers were rs III matchcu pair
As ever ran al county lniri
And, fnrthe more, ito cap the sheHt,'
The one a. blind, the other deaf
Yet when they entered In tho ring
they seemed Ike old hands at the thing,
And prctt soon commenced the fun
To see ih,s e dar les start TO run.
At iart a warning (D) to pre- arc
waB sounded ON the gentle air,
When, like q deer -, for the hound,
r first was of with sudden bound
Before the other one could rench
The 81 rtlng point 0) most fair or each
And though the bell (il) struck loud and clear
The daiky WIS too deaf TO hear,
And as the o her one wis lind
He could moi tell which wHB behind.
a 50 they ran, nor alackened pace,
Zach one intent TO win the race
Twas thought at first that number one (l2)
Wa lining ground, 20 fast he runi
Rnt humber two, though further Da X,
Had somehow got the inside tra,k uD,
And OF the numb rs (4) that were there
Not ore would bet on the affair.
BEFORE twas DER we came away.
Who bea Well, those who watched gay
The tai one swiftly kept ahead
For half the distanc hs thev sped
But toward the last he got behind
Tho one described at frgt as blind.
And ns the bell (lb) called in the race
They both together reached the place tl6).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
Tho Mon,rose Restaurant.

AT the request Of number of gentle
men we shall give a regular or 'square"
meal for twenty-five cents, or twenty-oue
meals for So.
This is In addition TO our ado as you
please tickets" which cost you 81 10
for So worth of eating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
Inmher neanction.

Go 10 II, NJ. Pages Eclipse lumber YARD
for bargains; he is the first TO onsr the
people lumber, sash, doors snlnEies,
&c etc, at reduced prices he nas ~
Immense stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

| have a very large stock of Johnson
grass seed and alfalfa seed, and all kinds
Of grain and feed, which I am selling at
very low prices. Special Inducements to
the trade. w. Il. PATTERSON,
Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

Ladies', misses and children's Isle
thread hose In all the new and desirable
shades very cheap at
RANDALL & CHANpERs Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

We are showing this season the hand
soonest line of embrolderies In the state.
Cali anc see them. No trouble 10 show
goods. RANDALL & CHAMBERs Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

Examine the latest novelties In silk and
CASHMERE hats at Dahlman Bros. Fresh
and new spring and summer styles right
from the factories in the East.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
PILES AND FIssURE

5eser cured, in one treatment, without
Dr. the knife, caustics or any burning,
tture or crushing. Suffering is re-
bed at once, and the disease cured for
\ time In Just one treatment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
1885 tons. 1855 tons. 1884 tons.
Last week. / ,230,2ID l,lOsie9 ~ Gus
Meek before. q l0.Ib0 l.0la.sgl Ml .29l


The molas,cs market has ruled very dull and
weak. ana prices have been quoted Town con
eidcrably. Tie demand even NJ the decline has
failed to Improve ~ ,lerih,ly, and barely more
. ecks continues large, although good grades
The quotations given below are revised daily
and may be relied on ab accuratei
Is TfER-frcsh country butter, choice, isc
choice Western dairy irc fancy creamery 9Oc.
CoFfEE-Rio, fair w lOe prime ly5faiie,
choice ilE9l2c; Iaguyra l1kg Java e0st Gold
en- Rio l2lfc, Pea Berry l2kmlsc.
CIIkEsE--The better grades and Ohio factory
lOai0hc fun cream twins i3Hc.
CANNED BOUtbS--ffJcce per doz. Pine np-
plea, STANDARD, " IS, peaches standard Ms,
" 90; 3 MS, s. kba2 90, seconds, beSi 2ii . ~,
10 tomatoes: standard. NE, sii0, seconds,
bs, g. Is rs III % green corn, NJ tnAlfOi green
y ~ 81 lidI 15 gooeeDcrTes, 81 ~; raspber
ries, 81 80 oysters, full weight, NJ, ~ 10; ~,
81 Wi light weight, NJ, -; MS s-i salmon,
/ 10, 81 CO., 2 bs, t--i nnckcrel, n. 9cNtl 90;
sardinos, American, 81 % case Imported. si4 %
case, strawberriee, bs, u 30; biackberries,
2si green Cages 81 cage condensed milk
EJGs--I2ls@l5 cents per dozen
OUR Best patents - - per 100 Ms; halt
patton & 20; third grade 81 %.
GkAIN--Q lofations are baeed on the cot OF
grain on track In ear lots Dealers selling from
store or elevator are from 10 3 cents higher.
Data s2a5Seper bushel.
Corn . n3lkc,
Barley 35c.
Rye 600,
GAME--Yenleon lOaltc; antelope l0dl5ct
quail GOa7 5c per dor; Wild take, e)a75c, Wild
ducks 35a3Dci squirrels loo Apiece
HfDEg AND 6KINs-kO. heavy ID. n. hldes
lse per D No. heavy lsc; No. light nc; 10.
ijry sailed--igc; bun hides &c: glue Dc;
green saI,ed 7ei butchers green nc sheep
FRUITS and VEGETABLES ORANGES, per
box, ss&t; Nessina lom0nsper box u oV&i ooi
Californis g. 20. APPLES, Northern, per Dbl,
IS 2j63 80, Irish potatoes, per bu., California
Vi % IN sacks; early rosa q IDi oni0Les Call
fornia, $40 per n navy beans 81 nc4; medium
bbla SCI large Lima ne; buAil butter 3ifc.
cabbage pr D., California Boz ePeet potaloes,
81 d0Ql 10 per buHhei turDipr lUc per bnthel Z
carrots. California, u 30 per bnphci parsnlpf,
California, 81 rs per huhhei hecie, California
81 ~ per baahcli onion neif per buHnol IA ~
Au1'--f0rty 'istd bDl, 81 zo-Eal. half bllf
sS7s.
MOLaxsE Choice Louisiana iQ4h@o dew
fYOp) fairfo good 11ci core ~ fup $50.
AAIfss--451l lo9, Dnfia i0d-eiinr1on horne
sloo pcf ~ BsFffki0s DO f5.9Di walker %
t5.Dss Burden upte fft Northwestern horee
shoe nails, No Soc NJ. Y lle. No 9 SO. no.
iis, NJ tci a sske' ~ NJ ~, No 2 ~ NJ
No,e ne, ~, . re. Nv. y lpe, 40. = ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
''Asr Physician ss..;. Thinks of Dr..

o'her Physician Thinks of DIR.
m Prentice.
.se,ed 4 ~, 1T NAY CONCERN: l have
|u On,,1 1elee Years constantly with my
|se bess ny sight became very bad. /
Elllsts under the treatment OF eminent
M Mn ~. Dr. Prentice has given me
|p.tnsn, rom pain, and greater i'm
|R feee',oi sight in few days than
ygachn AZ the hands Of any other
! resti.. can highly recommend him
ns s and physician.
a. y Holt, Blnffdale, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14
No. 80. Not for Joe.

Although human shape wear.
Yet "A mother never had
Nor yet in life nor nee share,
Bat Am in finest silks OFT clad
by every mics I'm valued much,
Beloved aud highly priced
And yet my cruel fate Is sucli-~
BY boys am deapised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb 10 -Cotton--spot closed
quiet.
Ordinary, exc; good ordinary, So low mid.
ding rs. lBc, middllng. gGc good midding,
aSc mlddlinR fair, l0au,
Sales l6l bales.
Futures closed firm, lai points higher,