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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
|IIGIOBS READING.
It. IN the Moral World, Their
Tendencies and Re-
/ suits.
/ Faort Sought to Establish a
4 Uniform Day Of
4 Rest.
. So,ed order, spweeon's say
ING. aud General Mis-
ceIlapy.
carRon NOTICES.

---- t a...ta
,,,.,on. corner St. Louis ana Annie
J n6ay. .chootat S:Sop. m
p,csbyterlan chnrch, corner OF
Il0 ,Oo,ior streets. Rev r. NJ. Tinnon
e,,sching At Ii I'M and Up. M sun
[olmssoam.
!, ,,roadway Presbyterian church At
n by Rev. II, L. RAYMOND. NO
p Y" ~. snbbath school at a;soa. M,
goc. superintendent
I. etureh. cornerof sixth and Throck'
,. preaching at II a. m. and 2 p.
Ia,s.sehooi $50 a. m. The public IN
s .,,.nrels viii receive a cordial wei
!. Methodist Episcopal church. cor
"a Vain streets. Rev. HI. Crist,
wllI preach at IL a. IN. and 1880 =. m.
\ aool $50 a. NJ. Young peoples meet
h N.
4 IA paptist church, corner OF Broad
A Il Iouis avenue. sunday school at
n ]. D Rainwatcr snperin.endent'
N b. tbs pastor j. $. Gillespie at Il a.
&t7p N
4 presbyterlan church, Jones street
.cond Rev. d. NJ Moore pastor
.,rylce at II a. m. and I p. m. sunday
as j W. sparklin. superintendent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10


w. LOUIS, mo-, Jan 9.--Flonr-- steady
AK g 1898 e, family - zaee5 ~ choice %
extra fancy " 7eef ~ patents % o9as 20
X Whcat-- Active AND higher, nearly gu the
trading was N Stay, which oprped u bet.
ler, but weakened u q loBt the ndvenee, clea d
FIRM, however, aud aic higher fpan yfsterdayi
mo. rsd caah, noe, January, 3gci February.
yltsi March, eSIcg May, va ay75e, cipsihg a. sl
aBI7c,
C6fn--Flrm and higher, bat extremely dun
No.2 mixed casa, 80, d3ioi January, sac bid
February, af@sslc, csoeins adlc, blarcn, 3iic
bid May IGie BID
osts-Vers quiet and arm 40 mixcd cash,
PROVISIONS.
Corumeni--Actlte and higheS a. 81 70.
Whlsky-~ste tdy ~ 81 10
Wool Quiet aud gfeaiy tub washed 26Oflci
unvashed l7u1lc 1axas wool lVEs13tc.
Provisions Firm bat duh
P0rk--flO 40.
l.ard--flrin NJ " 81
Bnih neats--I osfslota long clear 81 10; short
riba q IS ahort eiaRr s. o.
Bacon. IonF clear 8 tDi short ribs " 70;
short clear " t1@o ~
s1ys eTQoK
Cattle Receipfe TO, Hhipwaff a none Strong
and priogs nrlnpf Qr,mon q cnglce enipritk
s. Dl3 ~ brtnnt a, <seefg ~ ;y4t ~; ee Nv,
and heiltge 81 NFt sioetersApf feeders
' rIessD '3I.eSssp.s no. segmepia sQg; quiet
I AID 'i9ko{ A. 10
4At0p to,hilg lOD .hifi 'nte ncAf strong
ffnnnp tth n esH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

inIoAoo, jan s'--I'loai- tacha0ged and


CHICAGO, Jan a,-flou-t nchAngcd and
quct.
whcat--Decllntd lslo early. hut,alIsd a..
and closod 10 higher than yesicr. ass January
st4s2so closed ste; ftnynar> s3a sic, coeed
saaci March $40 Sllc, COS q 1915 MAJ sl oesy,
ciOs, 8 10.
CVrn- Oull h0t Arm. closing shade higher.
cash aeic January sbi dSelr, February vi EaOic.
Mag 5nl N4pc, closed da3d3af,.
PROVISIONS
Pork STEADY and unchanged; cRsa so eba
70 So January 5000 February $40 5llal0 p,
March $40 isi IN, A.
Lard ira cash and january 80 o7i o 10,
Fobruary S6t7ta6 10, Marcn 10 rs,
tossed MUass-.>scaly dry naited shoulders
s. s9aa S's shor, ribs - loas ~ shorl clcar
s. iUab %
givH srOck.
The Droxcrs dONtnaJ reports
Cnttic-~iiecniptF 20 o. 4NlpGltiita ilCp0i aniiVc
And Ice higher. hiccAa1u thNnFnt possihie
shipping ati ets W $40 % siockefs AM lolJ'
ers y ioai % cUw, bulls aud mixed s.ol
IA a. bulls W 1855 40
ilose lieccipie le,NO, elcady; @eS6t2o.
Sutcp~ hcceipta -, Hnll,iututs va strong
natives 81 2tai rs; Westcrn s. 10fs O0 Tex sus
a. t0aa ~; lambs q Oor0 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
lIE SISTERS or cnAnIry.

Year 1911 when Vincent de Paul
day going up the pulpit at Chalil-
ay who had come to hear him
elalned him for o moment with
" to make mention in his ser,
poor family living about half a
4fom Chatlllon, where there was
cNness and great need of help.
\ was asked 10 recommend this
tne charity Of the congregation,
Pa with such effect that several
Vple set out shortly after leaving
IN . visit the poor family. and
! them bread, meat, and other
~ their relief. After vespers
vent also to see them, and was
y meet SO many Of the people
acA- His practical eye at once
hal the matter had been carried
4 The people had received far
II luey could use. Many of the
would be spoiled before they
Asalled Of, aud the family foi
essa' these offerings were in,
oula De as bad OF as before
San 70 think that organization
'su; lie formed q parochial as
c nlacl he called the Contra,
1narilyi aud out OF this little
y good works at Chatillon til,
- we sisters Of charity grew
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

The call for female missionaries for In
dia is receiving increased attention. A
school has been established IN London
which has for its object the training 81
ladies FOR mission work 1t is called the
Zenana and Medical school. 1t appears
that already some sixty ladies have gone
forth from that school to different parts
OF lnoia, aud in connection with tho
Episcopal, Wesleyan, Baptist and other
churches, Lady Dufferih, wife of the vice.
roy OF India, has been an enthusiastic al.
vccate Of tue more extensive employ
ment of women IN mission work. Hei
experience Of India enables her to SPEAK
win authority.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

lultAAO lhlt1.
8us Jackson of this city proposes
k,aiiou ota Worlds Day OF Rest
4 Heelaims, from u practical study
3nbiect, that human rapacity is be-
4 80 great chat unless the working
#lll denominations take measures
srse y uniform day OF rest they
4 II altogether. He desires the
K b be untrammeled by any question
+ culGr belief or unbelief, simply
s ng that Which he believes was
nal and humane intent of Mosa-
mely, the guaranteeing TO labor q
Il. He has already proposed TO
Y sh Brethren, on the broad claims
&nity, from prudential motives, and
terestol Jewishartisans, that at a
Won Of representative Jews from
Ia Of the world 30 be held at Paris
1 ar 1900, the Jewish Sabbath be
red TO the national day of rest by
"A alive cdict. lie fully believes that
\ measure is piously considered
81 p-relIgiouiSts they will make the
Nj 81 transferring their Sabbath,
his opinion, recording on the i'm
" ie tablet OF chronology the bencv-
~ ! Influential actlou Of an ancient
K. shll vigorous in the cause of civ
Nh Jackson further claims
Tough modern ideas SIRE changing
ctof beliefs, it is neither intended
aele that practical benefits, such
q rest, conferred by religious
DC destroyed IN the general de.
ne therefore believes that all
willingly unite on this common
It's Intended to form an in
~ committee in the above inter
on as practicable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
nrmrmBERINo ALL THE WAY.
sABBArII CHINE.

sABBA1H CHINE.
\ few moro Years shall roll,
A few more seasons come,
And we shall be with those that rest
Asleep within the tomb
Then, q my Lerd, prepare
Ny ssul for that great dAy
O, wash me In Thy precious pioou'
And taku my sins away
A few more suns shall set
OYER these dark hills OF time,
And We snail be ghere suns are NOT
A far serener cline
Then. o my Lord, prepare
Aiy soul for that hlest day.
o, wash ms In Thy prefivus pioo''
And take my sins away
A few more struggles here,
A few more partings DER
A re more tolia, Anew more Tears
And we shall weep no mofei
Then. D my lord, prepnfe
Nv soul for that bright oay
q. wash me IN Thy precious plood'
And take ny Sine away
iris but little while
And lie anal come again.
VINO died tina we uiigh iiVr, VINO hfes
THAT ucASsth Hin lnhy reign
Then, q my Lord, prfp-fs
Ny soul for ~ riun qli}
u. wash mo ~ Tiny precious p'O *
And tale NY tina az ! IA. :. ....... ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

INnhltE.
NEW YOgK, Jan. q--tlour--nnll md rather
weak.
Whcat--cneued weak tor hocame STRONGER,
clNsing firm, No , rod orc o. p. 9lie etlont,
NJ. rrd Janulry .OVNi pniN, closing ,N,f.
Fehrutry el8 qilr. elcNug alic Marh a2iN
nste, eo.lns Rie, MAY Nls VIC, e,OslNg $50.
Non1-srot No lc hiAeS other steady
anl uAiet, optione opfncd ighct, closing ilen
80, 2, a0l 7ai Nv oeyator old No g oic aiioat;
Jhnuar, iniNbic cin hr Q ioi February 4gia
loac, riO-ing tNle March 4NS4nic, closing tlc
MAY ssadsSlc, ciosinR is,c
PklViNlUNs. EfO.
Coiiee- spot if; Rio steady AZ slr' opilont
February 50 6pNG o., March So 0AN6 AZ; April
81 20
sugar-null AMI nominal.
MolasscA -s,eadv and quiet 80 test 0oc.
Riec--tlrn and quiat
TAntw STEADY,
Trpentina Quiet a. asc.
Polk steady aud fairly active ncea flna5.
lard Quit; spot 80 asfdG 9A; January SO ala
Gas; February ~ a3@G 43l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

saddles--ilhisad stamp california ~ N@l' vi
zoe IL Ooat0n O. tied cor,ii 0f AuelNA IrAn
10 Goals %. full rlRag t0alx 90; rlgs piAfk Qt
Oiled, 3 0o@l0t0: eide saddles !Qt ~ w I. II n.
Pockets.-' ocketa 4 pn4@ 80; AlapH syH' ptr
Spura.- Earekn nieEsl with straps ? z; M
diar0la as, NJ
Taasn Whips-- per dpx. 3 20 70 70 %; anisis tfs
doz. ~ 10 "a 20, bfcast etFaps with NaNt et,4
anapB per d0f 90 10 ~ oO ftiffnp 'fAI ~ ~
ai1ee. per don 81 10 n co. Flritlt per nf< ,Y,r
10 loi hAiefs web. per do6.2 n, hhI q.
" "a lletoi thQlefpf8 Psf ap4 toN " ,k2.
casil,d3e 10 PEI dof1 10 70 y ;oen'n' o''Hi9
pof doH 4 ~ 10 nj LII ".
onII4f4 HNfH ~ todINtf ~ 10 70 - HI' M, IA
Sootgh 4ilale 5teWcd "A NJ: hesfy pe4..'tin sym
liaia>s'. lIook 10. 2 ~ emo pSf tq< y (;
Hs SaA! i y y VIZ " n. 81 Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

PreShgtcsians aud nine ministers, now 1t
has s,0O0presbyteriaus and 550mlulsters.
Inthc Northwest there was III 4 6s only one
minister, now there are Sls congregations
and stations, with 1850 families and
pincty-four ministers The money raised
IN 1875 was s9se ,672, In 1854 IL was
81 hhR2IR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
eRoouoN, pnoyIMoNs, LIvN sTocK
nnnsas city.
pRODunE.

AnnHas CITY,
PRODUCE
HARsAA ofIY. Mo-, Jan o. Wheat
Lower; cash 6Ic BID February zoe asked April
Gorn trengeri easn 2sei February CSC bidi
MA 3llc bid.
Onts-.Noniinal; 25c bid.
LIVE srOcx,
The Live Stock Indicator reports.
CAtlc--tieceipts fJ, shipineAlo nono; mar.
kot nominal; exporters s. o0a5 70, good 10
choice shipping 81 GOQi8 50 common ~ medium
"a 1904 % htockGrs and feeders " oOn8 10;
cows 81 1908 80
HoEs--H Receipts 100; shipmcnts 3lo slow aud
&c lower at s. b0N 4 ".
sheep--R eceipt6 none; shipments none; dc
mand active for Zopdf good "a choice ~ s0o
3 uDi common 70 medium 81 5Ou1 AZ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

NEW oRlEAss a.. Jan. p.--Cotion-qpot
elosei stcady and l6 higher from low MD
dlitg 20 falf, both ineius We.
SaR 0nu0,
Low ORDINARY elei Ordinary 2 ICE; rood 0ffi
nafy 71c. low lniudllnFas5 l6rl middiinp " !
tnir N i6c,
puIuras onencd arm rul'd quift bat ateady
and closed 90 g punta higher than Thursday 2,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

GALVESTON. TIKI Jan. = ootson-spci
slbged viii, nothing doing.
Gross recSfSss3i 2lia baes.
Aaiea, uunc.
Exports, none
stock t6iU bDiep.
Ordinary Bla.i6b; good ordinrry, 7l5-i6e;
loW iniddllnR Ho.lGc; middliag, l6ci COCO
middllpR 90 lee; middlinR fair ee'i be.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
b. ImmIel.ANr a,Y,s

i NeW fork Herald.
report Of the Mission of Our
hosary has Just been pub
npws an encouraging pros
N y =, Ssanch of Catholic charitable
81 rS u mission was established at
Z ,' NV about a year ago by Father
n So, p opcned a labor bureau for
II INV mlinigrants. la connec-
tos !, l'e Opened last May a lodg-
IN IL uestlsnte girls aud women
a Is'S, The support which this
y received has encouraged
van 70 hope for stin furtaer
III va svr destitute immigrants
Y ho NV ~ the establishment Of
S1se Tor men and a chapel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

if~s S'y published iigures show
4 nse, . ~ Church has taken a
4 rs 'a me .le people OF Canada ana
\ II MS "'vsI encouraging progress.
4 IA y" y insreased 600 per cent.
\ N. sa Ia Island, and IN New
{sess 'spciease has been seven-
4 I 4" E sc S II has multiplied
4 i,,, q quebec the Increase 81
la ,so \ 200 70 80. oo6g and ths
4 81 s ,s increased froro three
Y ~ Ontario had 90, 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
ON CHANGE.
Cbe Fieecy StapIe Took Another Up
ward Iun Yesterday The Money
Market Vas Easy.
ghor Prices Were Recorded for whoa
aud Corn 1--we stock Trapsno-
tons Were Bdsis.


sew York Jan Q. Money on call easy ~
1a2 per coat. prime mercantile paper tfo5;
foreign exchange duh but 5tealy ~ ~ ~ for
sixty days aud "a SSl ~ demand,
EN6LtsO COhsOLe.
LONDON ,lau, o. C0ns0is ClO8ed at % II 10
for uluneyi pli tur account
HiuOHs AMI nOEDs.
NEW YoER, Jah 9,-rhe iOhoWlnB We're the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
DINNER.
Black Bean soup.
FTlod smeits with Butter Sauce.
Beefsteak and Onions. Reefs
Spinach on TOaet. ltlce Cream.
Branded Peaches.
Light Cakes.
Fruit. Coffee.

or purple, or mock turtle soup. Two
Quarts Of stock ia which coTned ham, or
fat salt pork, Or corned beef has been
cooked. ODe onion chopped. Four
tablegpoonslnls 81 chopped celery. one
great spoonful OF butter rubbed in one ot
hour. Pepper. One teaspoontul Of
sugar. SOAK the beans twelve hours.
skim ana strain tbs stock and put IL cold
at the back Of The range, with the Deans,
onion and celery. give II plenty OF tlulf
10 cook and for two hours do not let Il
boil. After that take care Il does not
burn. when the beans are broken 10
pieces turn the contents OF The pot into q
colander, set over d kettle and rue tae
beans through into tbs liquor below. ne
turn 10 The Ore, stir IN the pepper, sugar
and 1ourcds butier and simmer hlleen
minutes. Have ready dice OF Bread ifled
Grip, and slices OF peeled lemon 10 lay
on the surface OF the soup IN the tureeh'
A little tomato juice Is an Improvement
Fried Smells with Butter Ssuce-Clean,
wash and wipe the fish; coat thickly With
sailed and peppered fionr and fry in hol
dripping or lard. Shake Of the grease 10
A coiander and lay ia even rows on 4 hot
dish. chatting dish IL best. Make the
sauce by beating three tablespO0nfuls o.
butter TO white cream, then whipping
in tablespoonful of Durkee's salad
/ dressing. A traspoonfnl OF lemon juice
and two tablcspoonfnis OF finely minced
parsley. Il should be oI the CONSISTENCY
| Of wbEpOed cream. Serve Ia glass dist
and pass With fhs iish. Il y very lice.
Beufsteak land Onion I,roil the steal
aulckly. tprBing oitep. Give YVNf Nll9ll
I ss,s,nfio,, 10 ste.sk while cpot)ug H. LAY
! II 81 ! hot tilrb, Pepper ard sais, pui'e'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

lightly, aud set, covered Va the plst,
warmer. Fry Sliced onlon three miu-
utes 81 two tahlespooufuls of butter, nui
letting II scorch Strain tue butter iuto
hot bowl, stir la tne juice { hall a
lemon, aud saltspooDfnl NJ inade mus
tard; pour over the STEAK, cover agiin
and keep hot for live minutes before
serving.
Beets.-f3oil whole without breaking
The skin. Winter beets need at least
three hours OF cooking ~ De taiahle,
Scrape and slice iuto deep dish; pour
over them three tablespuouiul~ 81 VI rgar
scaldud with two tabiespuoniuls OF hnt-
ter
spinach on TOast---wash and pick the
leaves from The stalks; boil for twenty
minutes IN hot sNlted water, train dly,
rub hrougn a colspdfr into sauceptg.
/ h az aud add liberal tablespoonful of
outer, teaspoonlul OF sugai, pepper
aud salt 20 TASTE aud a piach OF nuimgg
4 Beat until it bubbles all overs put la two
tables po1nfuls Of cream, heat again aud
\ heap on squares or rrnuds 81 pnttcTed
toast, Slice OF boiled eag on each nil-
lock
Rice Cream-0re cup 81 rice b oiled
soft, hnt not 20 paste. Two cups OF
milk, four eggS, a cup of sugar, NHnilia
leXtmct, cup OF whipped cream Make
the eggs milk aud sugar into custard
season With vanilla Scald the mils iirst,
4 pnur This upon the beaten gas and sugar
ana cook until II thickcns well. Will,
siill hot beat IN the rice season viii
Vanilla, and let II ret almost cold hefOr,
you beat In the whipped cream. Set tc
form in u w.t. mold on ice. When yot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

eoqyltghteg 1885
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-07

The following are extracted from
NJ. Renan's new book, "The Priest OF
Nemi,"
F, A nation is divided into classes
when II does not fight " comnion en-.
my.
The enonnies OF our enemies are
after all oar friends.
Lrss bitter is the disdain If a for
eigner aRan shat of ellowcitixen.
Religion is.a who're which one mus,
am touch. TO cut away one thing
FROM lts secular prse1 ices is u, destroy
'he whole. Religios cannot slsad dis.
ctisspA. The moment one reasuns on
rellgion he is an atheist "a =
- a cily Is lost when it busies Itself
with any other than the patriotic Q,ies.
tl'Ms, sp&ipl Questions. religions, are
10 MANY heavy 'draughts upon the
rital.fcrcc III The country. - ...~4..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-07
The Triais OF Ksuth.

"Tons,ly, will yolis have some III re
pudding, my st,n ~ esktd Mrs., Smiley
Al the Chrislina> dinner There was n
iarGe company present, and she spoke
Very pleasantly To romny, for she Mxs
alrata he might be disagree, able.
Tommy WAS in he habit M making
disagrccablc remarks when sbere WAS
company
II doat know whether will take
any more pudding on not. You are
alway- saying that eat as much ~s
four l,oys"
"Wh,, Tommy, you know beies
than that"
Yes, You and pa ase always saying
I'm no better than a pig. Are YOU
sure enough III earnest when you ask
ME if |. want somemere pudding"
"Tomlny, I'm asi,aMes. of you.
WON'T y u have some more pudding
lustn )iltle.lnere! Come, now, t.ial's
n good boys" said Mrs. Smiley, look.
ing at him as il she would like to sk in
hiih alive ar,.-
well" Replied Tommy, dehsn,ly,
SIN in n fix. III say want some
more pudding, .l,Sn synn'u say, after
'he folkes afc gone, that the little pig
had TO have pudding twice. II Il don't
take -any. more pudding, then you'll
say that L ate so much turkey that |
couldn't eat any more pudding when
you offered it 10 me, 'Darned if |
know what to say"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-07

Stranger Ito small bos3-Cccan
Ny-you t-ieIl mime VIII When iln,he
lexi t,lrsiu g.soes n.n.norli,, ss.soDny !!
:. Sniail boy FL ininhiIs pas 3.
Strsnger-H h have g.g got i.t-t'me
to &C catch is. y
Small l"y- Not unless ycn kin
walk fasler'n YOU kin talk, M,ister.
TpUcHING CONFIDENCE.
Young wilc--NU matter how late
George comes in he always rells ME
where he llas.spent ihee,rning.
!. Young wlIe's mollDr lsarcas,ically)
Indeed! Where Was he las, night!
Young wife--At his offices poor
fellow, lalapciuw the hooks.
soFvGNEp BiTTtRNEss
Citizen Go coss,iry, ~diiur,- Your
fnc obituary notice " poor Brown
WAS " surprise 10 me-, Shears. |
thought you mud he were bitter vnc.
fRiesi
Country editor (w,th a sigh)-Ah,
yes, We weie eAcmies for & humber Of
years, bal in phe face cf death, my
dear friend. he heart sot,cns. Aud,
besides, got ten cents q lHn For ihs
ntalce
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-07
ans FOUNTAIN OF rEAn.

IL You travel o'e- de >ert and nounia ain,
tar lntr thv country VI sotIOW.
lo day. zaG ,o-ilignt, and o-norrow,
Ana ma To-, ior u,n> and for yvnrs,
oat shall come with 4 heart that 10
uursling.
For troubi's an toiling. and thirs,ing,
yuu shall ccrlaiily come 10 Ih. fountain
AT Iength--to the . oun, ala OF tearr.
Very accful the pace l., and soiely
For al pds ltInen.iHe and y 4. .,ing.
And thusr WHO co,n',. i,iag vr Dis ng,
Alikc fronlf,h''lt hopes and tt.ril irarsi
fuil ot cSprrss-iikr sha,,ows the place is,
Aud stuthes tha, cover lhe,r facSt
Bw, uiit-of-tne room spi fi,gs tnr nuiy
And beaati'ai tounta.n VI Tears.
AND l. flaws. aud u flows with a motion
SO gentle, aud lovely, aud .i>l.ess,
And murhulBa tint 50 resisticss.
Z In ttini WA tain stiff red aud b ars,
Yea shaII surely, wllhout u wora spoken,
kncsi down there and know you're heart
biOS"n,
And yield to tho long-curbcd cmoiion,-'.
1ist Gay ny tRe Fosntain vi 1Nars.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-07

Ne"Ves mimi al the Et"ftstS
ln the window of |, Ih,s,nus street
Il. risl lutte vas contains bunch of
skilliul'y made srtitirial roses OF VA.
,rlous colors, from The creuliy white of
the Ceriielia Cook 10 the fuydl velvciy
crlnsan vi The Gtn,ral Ja4 eninai,
and eacl, has leaf or riMo ,urncd
down, on When il TINY, hut Well
f'rlne,t, u.u Eullish lt ters ls u short
motto Of ,h'' lfep.emhcr me- 10 any
loyi'n and "aiir,tl,m's otitrlag'' order,
the lettering is in black .avr in the
Case OF The dark red rrs,s, N which
case il is v hilr, \ piacinl ulls the
pass, r,b, thai Mr'tIng viii be ,innr la
order on the Isaet> ef naiuial liuwers
and, This heihg a navrliy IN Phil,alel.
phia, the tlore>l wa- questioned upon
the snijcc', @ siie new idea just
brought over from PARIS, where it |.
now all the rage" he said, as hr
counter ard exhibited tn.m. These
are, of course, only samples he con
tinned. N show th.ctfccl nf the letter.
ing "n the various shades Of roses or
other flowers that have large enough
leaves "r petals to 5e thus treated
but The ,lftct is precisely the same
when the palnral Hover. are used.
No; II d"cs not cause the Leaf To
wnher. an1 viii remain perfectly
,leeibc rs long as the hover REALMS it's
tre'hncss, aud of course. II customer
can have whatever he chr"ses written
IN his roses il; he does sot desire too
many words upon leaf. The charge
Is % cents for writing upon one leaf,
but you can have. four written upon
for 81. and that is about ~ inany as
could be treated On single rose with.
out marring its shape. The work i.
done. by n y Wng FtencL woman, bu,
.'he process is her secret, and 'she
claims 10 be the only person in the
city who is acquainted with the art.
From the appearance of The letters
they are ei'her carefully written 6y a
steady hand or are stampcd Upon The
petal. Speaking OF the n"veny last
evening, II lady Who has travelled TX.
ien>i.ely in Europe said: II noliced
the nowcts, but il il not tie first time
! have seen writing uron rose leaves,
rs IN 1880, while in Vienna, MY cnu in,
with wliom IMas travelling, received a
bunch Of roses oh her birthday, and
her nanAe, the date and many hardy
returns were most daintily inscribd
on the leaves af three lovely pink roses
THAT forntd portion oi The soqur,.
They were apresent from her father,
who went into one of the ieading
Horisfs To order them and WAS shown
the process 10y one of the clerks. If
rcmembei correctly, the wriilng was
dDne with a. pen Since that time |
have. never seen anything Of the sort,
and had forgotten The incident Until |
saw'those artificial roses and the no.
tice in the window"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-07
THIRD MoGpaY IN Frsau iay. 1885.

After which the legal penalty for non.ps,
ment will be on forced.
JERRY QUINN
Assessor Of Essnsralds C6upty. New.
1yws6sgse, Yebsusty ". lsS&
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-07

The death OF one Kellogg who
Invented the "pdtcnl outside system,
has aItrmsed H., le attention HIS sys,
tt,pa tcok emplo mcnt f'om hundreds
,of.printers, Arid efehl.'d "scabs' toron
cheap nca asIssgter,. and do joo work 'on
the plan IT aqr low 4'rt,-i tases. /. Y,
fer Whatever you have q mfnA to give.
Kellogg's soal has dSthtleess found
y place where an iceberg would De
converted into dry steam iaEhe awisk.
liak u ~ sye.EEp.