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The peculiar properties of cork
which have led to its app ication TO
many familiar uses are probably still
very imperfectly understood BY the
majority OF the reading public. A
careful exposition Of It's nature BY
Mr.. William Anderson at the Royal
Institution comes therefore in good
time, aud opens up 3 prospect of
wider and more important adaptions
of this singular substance In the arts.
The essential character Of cork con.
sists ID its retentive porosltY with re.
gard 70 air. In other words, It is q
substance composed Of fine closed
cells whose walls permit the gradual
entrance and storage Of air while
they resist its ready egress, or the en-
trance Of denser fluids. Il is there
fore not only gas holding but q
gas retaining substance, and as such
possesses in . greater degree than
any other solid, the power of allow
ing cuhical condensation from pres
sure applied In all directions. Il il
proposed In various ways 60 carry
out 10 practice this explanation 81
the nature Of cork. It may be EN-
ployed, for example, in hydraulic
apparatus where the air laden corl
will take the place Of sir itself, ant
Mr.. Anderson was able to show tina
IN some cases, At all events, 1t wa
competent TO discharge this function
A suggestion was made that the por
osity Of cork rendered il q &c sub
stance for the construction Of over
coats, and greatly preferable to Indll
rubber in this respect. The latte
part of this suggestion we have M
difficulty In conceding, and We hop,
that experience will prove that it Il
wholly justifable. Cork undercloth
ing bas been advocated by some OIL
similar grounds; but this propose
does not 10 our opinion guarantee tn,
wearer the comfort and sanitary ad
vantages which are conferred by til,
use of wool.
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SNOQUALMlE FALLS

fHHH sEATfLR souAK AND sNo-
Quallnie Transportation Company h
ncw pFcparo1 % carFY paaseaEafa and
elapatnh. The E1oranat qaiekast aud hsst
fouie % reach the famous SnaQual1nia
NsllA hap Faachsa aa1 hunlfhR and aah-
lnF greunaa % thar rogicn.
Two elAres . day from seattle b SqsAk
icavinR q " Sionea grocefy ainse 81 Z
q ~ and y m, foF farther particulars
epply ~ slenes gGocerT store frcat
aIfaT1 are3
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ENOR FRANKLIN. III aCR nIt 1'o'l
y and intormodiaio 1into14 1.1 !
Ian.
f'orEeWcasflo and inleFme1I1I1 I
daily at6 7.3o and lodo q n. 4El 4 IN
Returning arrive ~ 6e4lllo fIs1 ttIA
liver extension at f.Io D o.. ~ ~
Nowca lie branch e oaQn ~ EN.I -
and 5s20p. IN.
Runniae fiIne 10 FIanklin. I n Nm
Running time % Newcastle h ~
In efleCt Aprn 8 l1lA
PUGET SOUND SHORE Rfan1A
Trains leave seattle ior Kent 4...
Junction, Sumner, Puyaiiup aA4 41p
a. $40 q. m. ana 1851 "a.
Returning leave Tacoma nf q M4
Irving a seattle ~ o1U b. ~.
focal leaves stucA Junction laf 1a
az $40 3. M. and arrives al ~ O. a
n. y. Mfi.Mhhm HHunF|NIN
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DR.. II. ID. I.0SGAKaR Lar nif FoF
yoals nad been aftiagted WITH = heavy.
patnfai foal4nS % nly korcheN4, ana -
nig4t would De troubled with dluC0lt
nrcathinf. coughing and expecfefalln9 =.
~ that haa bGt htlle te9t. 4 was veg
miserable lnozn tnls catarrn Of TIE head,
noae, sn1 the a1tnIud, 1or wh1ch ! coufo
curAhlo When 4 eoashs foor care ano
treatment, TIM Whlch reserved relief
N = lew aafA. rosuItlng IN = permanent
cure.
krem what know 81 Dr. Longakeris
professional skilI aAd treatment Eeoi
tan most heArlllF recommend Al persons
safieltns I'm dIsoase % Am, with he
ASSURANCES INT IRey vii roceiFe NEST ex-
cenont pnofozRloRai and nioatca4 lreas
menk CLARK ID. DAVIS.
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fhe aaeh ana ailicsss snoalld not fail % eail On
hln. The psetar has visited the hospitals q
Ezr1pe and Obtained great deal q valuable
inf0flaation Wkieh Be 3 compsten1 70 impaFi
% thoas IN Heed 81 his Services. Dk. aIhbOf
VIII laAks % charge nnieas Be sG1cts = cure.
Fsrsona euHsd e homa. Gall o. writ. AZ
comnqnicstians strictly oou1dential. SEM
Ten dollars Eof 9 paekaze 81 medicine. A.
Ores Oh. }. 7. 6IBBOE. Bax 1851, So Fran
eisco, Cal Neuti6a FoaF-fNzEIxzszEcEn
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$3.50 THE STEAMER
EVANCEL


J. w. TAnTE. Master,
WIN leave Yealer's wharf, Seattle. every
Monday morning. 81 2 O'Clock. for
New IVES mister ard Vanoouver. B c..
via Port Townsend and the Islands.
And Thursday mornings - 2 o'clock, for
vaneeaveF. direct. via the IslAnds and
Semiahmoo.
The Ksanael arrives 81 Vancouver
tn@ day 9ftaF leaving Seattle. and after
remaining fhare three hours leaves On
her ret1fa Trip % beatte.
FoT freight o. passaHe apply 70 GEO,
fosT HI asents 81 % hoard.
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STEAMER TRAvM. ETU
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
Dogfsh Bay.

THE STEAMER SEATTLE
- vii leave the head q Pot
NashlnEFoa fcF Seattle % Nondara asd Pr.
daEf q q n; win leave beaa o. PORT Orchard
q 80 q n MitehsIlia al 10 ID foini
Waite and Por5szs a. II q M; and VIII srrfga
. seeftis = | ,. n HstnruinE 10 Par WA.h
inEion and Port 0rchard. uiit lesvs Harsiug.
ton ssuita'a wharf Taesdays and s. urdngs
81 a.zo = n
o. Wednesdays ~ s. %. Win le1vs herd Of
DosHsA Bsy faT Sea "a. leave PoiHt White
and PaftaRe Il II m. Returning WI leave
Seattle eu 431e DAY at ,. 10.
fers ifum any ON on Port WashinR1cn o.
Rntt ufEhNr4 60e bsfweea pcr4a 1sa.
is J0HS n. N1BbE, MastsF.
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e5o.ooo Endovme,,t
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS ARE HWREBY MOTT.
n fed that l. the undersigned, sole
owner OF tbs steamer 8, l.. Mastick W II
not be responsible for any bills contracted
by any one on tbs credit OF said steamer
unless authorized By my written order
GRO. h. ADAItt
Sole owner steamer 3. L. Mastick.
Dated Seattle. w. r.. July J. 1856. 812
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he that sninka hsmsxIf the happiest
mAn really h 80 bnt hsfhsf ehinks hiru
self ths Wssest Il & nssaily the greatest
fol.
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IHK wide-awske Heusswifess Pam
dis Will BE- found for ths mart a. dsss
Is tbs EreAt bargain sale az Toxr.sS 4
cKN0kEMAN. fsan
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eEMERAL AMl NlaYous Disease

MARY A. LoN8 KER, n. D.,
Graduate Of Wsman's Medical College
u tennay wanna.
Orflss aAd residence, corner Cherry and
fnt2d uLFesta. Oflics noura Erota 10 ~
Anu fiom I 70 oclodk.
Particular attention given 70 the treat
meng o. diseases ~ wolnen and ohitoren.
Consultations Ia Hsngi.ah and Herman.
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TO TBE UNFORTUNATE


- &@@NHNHsA -
Biapanmry N0.6a
Kaarny Birest, sAF
Brnnciecs. Esiab
hshsd ~ 1884, foI
the tFoatmsut q
sexual aad eemlna
Diseases. such a.
6oEonnnnA, GLME1
8FMcTUk1, 6TFHus
len n eli lta forms,
sRaCukE WMkKENnf
nd lMEoEENoT
LOSE % manhood
permanently cure
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NoTTCD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day sold 70 q. b Bussel
and r. II. Hopkins ali my rikht. tile and
interest IN aud = the Seattle Soap Factory
located Is the foot Of spring street. To-
Eether with ali soaps. implements. etc.
An accounts due the Seattle Soap Com
pany = date are payable to me. and al
accounts against said Company are paya-
BE b. me. A 81 STEWART.
Dated this 2ist day Of June, 1856.
The business Of soap manufacturing 70
fofred 70 above will b continued By NJ
under the name Of Seattle Soap Company
with greatly increased facilities for The
manufacture OF soap. We respectfully
solicit the patronage Of the public. We
preacntina superior soaps.
q. "a BUS4EI.LA
iyId6w1m r. M. HOPKINS.
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HousE AND fuKxsEIxa Goons-fAed.
inR fnsl % the aAmseI for tAe nexf a
days q tee Greas miasummss elearino
sale nf IoEKAa a SDaExAAx- 10
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SEATTlE-SKAcIT RIYFR r1ul|

The steamer DAIsV wa lr,rt
Tor ekagit river ana Wy DoI7 f|.|
Monday ana THURSDAY, ntuIHIH ~
days and Eridaya
For freight and passage arr'1 q On
penY'1 once. On fnal1l AaIt oI1I M
the 0oai1 e. tho sane wharf,
mrSl-t 0ko. 8. JACOBS III.
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The steamer Va M WMmWH#
leave Seattle every sunday. Nuaa6aH
tnursliMf evening. O'Clock Nov W A
calling al MukIitou, IuInlln ONH
YAK harDoF, Il1Aln1Y, LacnnNH
Anno0Fte1 uunD1A 9amlNa nM
BellinRham and b0bomA
ingA AZ u'ciock, for aaaff|n c'11
fnieEmodiato points On he wnf.
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DIX. HOWARD. Sole QM
WIN Trcre 800. ceFTy tha UHil44
nail n Wnodlm Canal, MAA
ss~ehiT frlne V 8oaifia lAt.
f-selr everV Monday and FRIDAY
will touch at PORT Gam ~ ~ ~ "A
a. frTiQht arriving at 49,
sftaTnoon. returnlnQ WE Is4te ~ a.
wharf a "a O'Clock egefy ~
saturday nioIniuE. ia4lnE ~ al
Pnrt oalnhie for dtsbetE -. 49, -
ne steamer Josep1il1 W. - .....|
hack FOR puff Gam1le 9H.lt ~
SATURDAY. = Ike $3.50. -. :. =.
nd resolve osda15 far ~
cnnaL
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4 knoaty pisse q iiHssF muss havs
smooth wsdRsa.
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POFl BlakeIy and S.il|

THR PAssRNaKR Ektt
- OSS Nc ~
CAPTAIN NUauI
WIN leave Seattle for pols Bat,r 80.
day g = %. and o n, go ll'1 B
g M. and Z pm.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAAspoaTAnra
Carrying the y. q. NaalL
Tacoma, &atlls 1 PonI0Wnsnl lA

ONE OF THE w. a. a
y 4. Co.'S steamers
Washington or Kdiihln
viii iun uaily between fMooraa aaa H7|
townsend. leaving 1acnna nncn kr
OF tam and touching az a0alflA W
Madison. : ort Gamble. Fort AnllnM M.
cort Town end. Neturnlnm lnaqA N1
Tow send every dag lsxcapi 2undayl X
O'Clock y. m.
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BRICA! BRICK! BRICK!

HAVING FORECLOSED A MORT
IL gage en- tive kilns Of brick, and be-
ing DESTROYS Of turning them into money
At once. viii sell than In large or ANAL
lots cheaper than any one else.
N. CHILBERG,
ape Grocer, GIG Front street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Myra Goodwin WAS born in Boston,
Macs, June l., 1869 when hut child
abe made hor appearance ON the stage Of
the Boston Museum In the Juvenile Pima.
fore company khG took tho part Of a
Quakofpsa, especially introduced 20 show
The public her graceful dRnolBp AZ tho
close Of her Boston engagement hho 70.
turned 10 school NJ tho convent ON tho
Highlands.
August s, 1896, she made her debut In
New York CITY NJ Colyille'a Fourteenth
street thuatof In "hie,u play wyi ten
expressly for her by EdwAtd ". Kldder.
That tho way ~ the star EOnbruttu rs
pretty hard and very poorly payvd a.
times ~ shown IN the case 0f Myfn Good
win, who has had more than bcr share %
difficulties since she determined TO brave
fortune and become lnmlnaIy iu tho
starry ileld. Her manager, James 7, Ma
gulre, recltes IN confederation this Incl,
duntt
"Ono Saturday matinee AZ Dallas, Tex.
the slide on whlGh Miss Goodwin
makes her entrance In 49,
broke in two, shu icl % the
stage and all Of the company thought
that sho WAS killed A phyHlcihn waa
called IN, and, after hall M hours hard
work, she was brought 20, her iiret words
were what will become OF The plaYr
That evening IN tho sans town the
wooden horse, on which she docs her
circus act, broke, and she was badly
hurt. We then moved On towards Gal.
weston. When we reached Croekett biisn
Goodwin, with three other insmbefs OK
tho cOmptny, was taken with the Te1aH
fever, aud lay alck In Galveston for ten
days, where had The company 10 get 10
best Of medical aid, From Galveston no
went 10 New Orleans aud then sta ted
North. Everything went we'll until we
reached Richmond, Va, There, on tho
1rst night, IN the middle d the ilret song
aud dance, she aprAined Aes ankla, hut
she never uttered word, although eui-
fering great pain, unui me curtain
dropped on the last act, whca bhn
tainted Tho physician that wae called
In ordered her 20 lay On, which VIZ did for
one week aud ball. Wa then started
again and reached New Euplana 10 time
only 70 be- caught In TIE foods.
'fhs year everything. Is adght apM
there have been no accidents thus far.
We opened our season Dciober 4, and arc
doing splendid business. We play
through New England until November az
th, 10 New YORK ior tio two weeks of Nos
ycmber ~ and December 6, then 10 Phil.
adelphiA Tor tho week Of December ~.
We ihen play fonlb, where, on January
70, Manager Henry nfe1nwAl iakea
ohergc oi tho company aud playe no OYaf
bis circuit fDr fonf weeks, where W. hope
10 meet and thark ~ person the lnsny
friends, wha 10 kindly aympathize6 Hltn
Ms 10 our hear Of trouble"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

under $500 bond BY Squire Fmbrr be.
fore Fergeson's death, but were rearrest.
cd this morning and required 10 give a
new bond
Nothing has bean heard OF the missing
collector, Amos Fineh. II ~ suppoeod
he has gone Tor good, although hls friends
nope 70 see MIN return aud explain IL
Is not known just what his shortap, ia.
but II II supposed TO be some 100000 60
TOO state. iie Is about even with the
county.
ME- y, MURPHY Of this county has lust
retained from away up IN Kansas aud H.
llnpih, whittier be went asking aims for
the drought sufferers IN Wiee county
hr. Murphy says he was treated very
badly ny some people up there, insulted
several times, called fraud, etc. In
one Instance the assault was 30 poraonal
that he knocked The iusulicr down aud
went TO court and paid his fne.
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ons Llr.d. do othsr nind.

sfoman 70 rmerly our slave u now gu
a About eighteen months ago she
B ne sIckly aud had a cuu h ana was
'slel TO bed, aud II wuR thought that
SfAl consumption The treatment by
4elAh- lallod TO give relief In De.
sfri 1888, a node or knot tho s.2G Of a
a eag iorned just above the pit Of
slomacb, when when lanCcd dis.
'kta matter eight or nine
nv, One Of these also formed
y her arm, and three on her
4 which discharged matter for Il
y em0lo Tine For six months Of
!, ue she wns confined 10 the house,
Hosl Of The time 10 bed. The stomach
le'llsed food, by rejecting what she
&.'en. She used a grent deal of
4 lt, but failed 10 be cured ! bought
#oVle u YOUR Il. Is. Is. (made In At
= uap) aud gave IL 10 her aud she
Il fnted 70 improve. then bought
8lVe nor three BOTTLES more, and HhH
q lued to improve and In two mouths
~ cough had ceased, her CUnHtltu-
II NteEhltnod, appetite and digestion
y ~ discharges ceased, nodes or
4 disappeared ana fhe went o work
seally healthy aud fattened up
4 woman had q married sister OF
,ml oge who was affected In pre-.
'9s same way aud about he fnmc
q que had NODE or knot on pit Of
NV back, etc, She did not take any
4 o. aud the node on her stomach ate
sa 70 iho cavity. She continued on
wac and wasted away, and finally
~ were two terrible cases Of blood
Ia--gne used b Is. Is and was speed
fIiisu-ihe other did not use II and
y y mostasEuredly a most wonder
W. pufllirr refer 10 merchants
WWn Yours truly,
W n ROBINSON,
-''ee' Ala MAY !, 1886.
4 AsuEmfF HtLEAHED,
period Of sixteen gears / have
',u eyed with catarrh Of the head
A N'ued the use OF all medicines
otslng the advertisement of u Is
gu,Ooased and used Dix or seven bot.
w although used irregulafly have
\ great rellet, and recommend u
sooa blood purlG r,
j X, IloLcoHnr, JR,
'aeflh Of llarralsun county, Ga.
=--s-
nv desire fun information about
ivy ana cure Of Blood PoiHuns,
Ana Scr1iulous SwelllngH, Ulcers,
4 Alspmatlsm, Kidney Complaints,
4, le.c can secure by mail, free, a
4, 9 u 'hlrly.two page illustrated
M. wonders, niled with the most
'a' And startling proof over before
'uu"ss, BLooD BALM Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
An UNCERTAIN FATE.

An Unknown isafkeniine Ashore On Cape
nrston-s several Liyss IN Danger.
HAugAx, n. s., nee. tan unknown
barkentlne Is ashore lying ia a very bad
position On Flint island on Cape Percy, a
dangerous promoptory, on ne east coast
Of Cape Breton between Cow bay aud
Glass bay. None Of the crew have been
aslo 70 land. They occupy . worry nsril.
ons position. AL must perish unless res.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

cucd soon. heavy uofthwesicrly gale
IN blowing aud a tremendous seals hnrak.
ing on the Islands rocky shore, rendcrlng
u Impossible Tor rcscninr party 10 III
close 10 the stranded ship. From her
size II Is believed che mnrt have had
crew OF ten or twelve, but ouiy four Of
these are seen moving about, aud the fate
OF the others IL a. yet unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
THE CITY.
LouisE nALrU,
a slhoNd EMOTIONAL AcFRrca Dsuonre

A STRONG EMOTIONAL AorRrNs DEtlonrR
sMALt AupiKNCn.
The excellent presentation Of tho nav
comedy drama, Dagmar, al the onera.
house last night was Witnessed bys ANAL
audience, and could II have had tho pats
ronngo u deserved the houSe would have
been packed
Dagmar az play has aomo faults.
There IL but little comedy In il, ana thia
II Of nm Indifferent order, Tho ptoloene
Is BRIGHT IN ita dialogue, bal weak
In It's situations, while the second
aud third acts could be much Improved,
TIT star hna too much heavy emot,onal
work 70 perform IN one plny. with moro
comedy and the cutting out az some al
peihnoua work, ny reducing tho play ono
ACT, II would be much improved The
conception Of the plot IL admirable mad
aomcwhat Of anoytlty The llnoa are
nnoly drawn, and interest In tho nara.
Tive never lags, 80 much I, The play.
Miss Louise Bale, ~ Dngmnr. assumes
u very diiii5ult role, which sho sustnina
WIN muoh credit, aud In tho frRt and
fourth acts diHplAys versatile gouiun of
we cmollpnal nature. There are also
scenes 10 tue other two acts whoro ahu
"lf'"'N ~ hhN oNNhNl Htf Az tlfnths
There seemed lack Of feeling IN her act.
ing, but this was not visible IN tho
stronger situations OF the piece, aud IN
these che exhibited unqueAiionable
gonlue. Al times, IN the lighter shades
OF tho character, there was
touch OF ooquotry about her that
strongly displayed her versatility.
Her conception Of this strong
character IL maHterly, for she uses much
art In It's dellnoatlon, and With hor heart
IN her work and large pympAtheiio
sudioncn to inspire her, she could present
u with iluu effect, Her best acting was
~ The last net, where aho rXtoris con
teaalon from tho villain through tao art
inl dsHcmbllng Of an Ingenious woman.
Considered purely ~ al actress, Miea
Dalio 10 entitled to high praise, and tho
harHhoht crltlolem upon hor acting lBet
night could only DO that nt times ab0
seems 10 bo scarcely In hympathy with
the role she assumed, and thlk may have
been quo To The empty gsata,
Her principal support, Mr. Lewis Glover
as Col Stanley and Mr. VIM IIarGourt Al
Hugh Purolval, was an thRt could ba
denlred. Both arc ilno actora aud poeafss
eploudidly trained yolcea. Mass Ida
Thayer ~ Richards, made the part al
that II was worth, aud altogether Dagmar
In strong attraction,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

'A'esifr's Victim Doad-Tar Collect,
49,, ers'li atisssng
'vH' Tx, Dec. 4.-The man Rob
\. s,son, who was shot a few days
IN aia. Lancaster Tor an assault on
Nv ~ night a. II O'Clock from his
IA doctors Markham and Dona.
lass ~ 70 sbeir power Tor him, but,
No ,ss., s,tong and healthy faan, he
kasl..s su@e y be cnnqneror. Mrs.
' ana Der husband were placed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
THE FIRE RECORD.
Prisoner Ia the Mount Pleasant Jail
Atlemp,siO Burn Tits Way out aud
Comes Near perishing.
The ceutrHi city uotsi OF waco with Rtv.
er9l smaller handing. Destroyed.
Abe Loss $4,000.
Mount riea.Nnl jan on rrlro.

special 10 the Gazette.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Tx, Dee. This
evening about $3.50 O'clock tho jail was
discovered 10 be on nra aud everybody
rushed for the building with ladders and
buckets. A dense SMOKE was coming ont
Of every corner of tho shlngltd root when
~ was reached by meu Win axes and
water who, after a half hlur's hard work
succeeded 10 couquorng the flames The
IRE was started from the inside hy "a u.
Keith who was sentenced % the penlton.
liury at the last term ot The district court
for stealing H. by some means had got
hold Of some matches and was trylns TO
burn out tho ceillng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

ThIs well mud iagorably known brand Of
corn Is again before the people Of Fort
worth and positively stands WILD
aut a rival, II " 81 ihe nv
enr.corD variety, white aud Aweu,.
IL approaches nearer me Herh
ereeu corn than any other Known pace
sng. For sale only BY Fort Worm Gro
cer co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

IN canning iheso goods tbs packers 40.
cept only tbs iul.gtown, perfectly ripe
tomatoes. They arc pared aud canned BY
q process entirely new. An the rich, deli.
cate iAyOr OF the fresh tomato II retained.
Try then and 10 c0ngirHgd. For fnle
only BY ma Fort Worth Giocsf o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

GREESvIILE, MISE, Dec --onc hun
bred aud aoycuty.two bales Of cotton, ond
aud a box car Of the Louisville, New Or
leans & Texas road burned here yester-
day. The nro was the work OF an incen-
diary,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

The Prohibition vote cast this year "
estimated 80 $4,000, which s. about
double that east for 81. J0hu 10 1891.
Nearly gu Of " vas cast Ia strong Repub'
ncan states,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Baroness Aiquler left Q 100000 70 The
city Of Paris Tor "a asylum 70 be named
alter her. The Municipality has now pur-
chased park Of 275 acres, aud Wall erect
tins esylum therein.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

We desire 70 have every ono know t0at
VIZ are making o big run on city real 90.
tate, e2d % rlins wishing 70 buy " Selt
should ohU aad see as Onv Aif, fFnltt
Il slga,a8akG zeal ehtaie man aud
paaakA the business Tor an thnre ~ ID Il.
A, N. Hnurff q 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

II your bowels do not act regularly DO
not irrliate them with worthless aud often
lnjurlous bills and n0siruma, but use
Morris CAscarlna.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

You cannot act I'd III malatie wish r.n
Inactive liver. NORRIS Cascarslo cl,ees
affections o. The liver end stimulates Il 70
q healthy action
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Special 10 the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx Dee. Mrs. DR.,
II nshag's house, In west part Of the city,
occupied by Mr., JOY, burned this morn
iuu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

There Is no exeusefor the children hay.
ing cold feot when you can buy wooden
hosiery 40 choap ai Randall g. Chambers
Cutp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

An unhealthy condition " thN buwalA
causes indigestion ami dyspepkie. Mof
~ CasgaiiEa u ne cnre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Twenty show cases packed with holl
day goods ut II W Williams Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

The sinssi aasors 10 ths World
a. Andersop'g gpn store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Special eAlo % ladies' and childfen'a
wooden hose at Randall Chambers Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

a u light Particular. Star Red star
Cough Cure. No opatts. No poisons.
70 coulB.