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Mrs. II. Y. BENDER,
ChAperon
Pennsyivania Railroad Company.
233 South Fourth street Philadelphia, IA

MY salary, is SIS a month" continued Mrs.
evsr the eoantry. when other ioiks have to pay.
This position is entirely a new one and !. isa
i hard II %s sbst to- s sTtl lust rsss st a s assa'i ss1,f ffs shi5t
as a. general thing begin At night, and That
g sy sss,lsuls g st .ansus 81 FL lt1s,n' s wa.sn ana n driI ntros
duee mysslito Il. ladies: / tel them where
that an thete to give them ali the lniorms-
tlon and help In my power. Tho ne1t morning.
after thsy, have had . rood breakfast visit
.h:m Il soau nna "a 'yss sie4s We ! s .tsrt OUT eavs
trip the tourist agent. Mt Drapsr, goes over
ton. He gives me points sboutthe trip before
hand. and inform myself OF everything that
where win be good places for them to shop In
any Of the towns we stop at; where they can
see the m %prstt IL ss Views io and Ear specially e g DO l de-
ION my HIst trip there was at old lady. 70
years Of age. She was entirely alone. but said
to GOMEZ and she enjoyed herself. too, y fire.
q s1s so Sn hss Bsss t thss s ySdaq e ( SiI nst are cod dss'5G%s
them Pnot k59owIas' hoEeysr now : that ssy they 81 VIII Uhl
' |sS 4 sr Is p I sss! + f +; g, . t. + e. !, t sss sss:;,i M III H.
party decided 70 give, me, an extensive basket
OF lowers. Ihe{ placed ane , m nad me g
flowers, he bought me some handsome books.
which he Thought would last longer. Don't
you think that was nice, Of them?
me assistant tourist agent, / did moi, ike the
title, as thought It was too masculine, but
They gave me my choice. and thought that
.ehspeTos' would s9u n better; y, ! an IN only bgsy
can spend here With my husband. Ny hrst
burr. Larsy; and y 4 , ssys re t Sth tlib pla sss OIL l have I'VE
back Saturday from Old Point Comfort. In u
lew days / will start of for Florida with a party,
work las been. II source OF much curio.ity to
many ladies' ! know. and many OF them have
have 10 do. Think In time the tourists trips
Will assume such proportions. that there will
DO several ehSperons employed. but At present
proved very pIeSsant and you must admlS 1hsy
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arrived hsrs trSm IIslAna SEPT 4 Ice and toinsd
VA ssS,! e s:s :: |. s :!Is.:s . AZ: n ''''' an q ssls:A
You "a sssoss. Yss Ssvs t.ssa Ss Ora ssss y T.
ssssaAaiss yssssss b Gesss S.AaaAAs ed sAsssAAss
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NO, Inc comma OeIOro 'W10,' which 10 plural, SHOWS
that that word referp 10 "numbera" which 10 governed
by . angular verb; the sentence, TO be both grsmmAu.
cal aud suphonioua. should road. There are, NO doubt
. number Of desperate men, who, &c"
Would you please inform me. What /, requisite for .
S' sTs. m %as e q 0 &c nas. : 1. %s pass Z s Of p. .. SsT s0 s.. pSil,ss
,.s"i sa ID S soaor sls III si.o iS.Ss'ss sIssa .,! Raay' . Z Or > A.;S
DO OF any benefit to a man seeking =: .esvi Desi,isai
You would have 10 b. under 30 years Of age, 81 feet
high. sound In wind, without Any chronic dissase, able
70 zoe clearly; you would have to pass . civil service
examination. principally 70 Ascertain your knowledge Of
the city. We do not think that . discharge from the
army or the navy helps . man; It Is seemingly only the
veterans Of tho rebellion who have an extra chance
Write 70 the Hoard of Police Commissioner Mulberry
street. this chr, for full
Is United States senator . Congressman, o. G.
Yes no IL really. although popularity the term Con
gresham Is applied only to Representatives He % .
member of Congress as much As any representative
the principal religious Of the worId' JONAS.
Tho last edition Of schem's Statistics Of the World
rves these ngures; Christians-RomAn CatholicA 2ol..
UDUOo; ProtestantA iO6 oOO. 900; Greek" ChurcheA
81 Oo. 900. a total OF ssa 100000. Buddhists, $4,000, LOO;
Mohsnmedans, 10. 100000; Believers in Brahma 49,
ouO,OO0; Follow ers Of C~onfucius, 100000; shintoatA
100000; Hebrews, 100000.
Can 2 LANDLORD d!,po's'ss a tenant on the Sr,, dsy Of
ftaspsuds how the tenant holds Ask a lawyer.
Has tho thsrn omster been down a. low as 80 below
zero within tho last twenty-five years In this city II
20, whenf us'
VI. don't know. Budnut didn't keep his record TWEEN,
~ ays years ago. and We don't know any one who 'pt
one. As IL hasn't been 80 below within the last ten
Year,. We don't believe 1t reached that point within
twenty five years
L. MD the Government furnish a yacht for Gen. Grant
on his trfb around the world, or defrAv hs expenses In
any Wsvf 2 Has Conxress passsd any law restricting
the entries Of Government land OF ioo acres o. lsssi
1. Gen. Grant made part Of his tour on the United
States steamer vandAua. placed at his service By the
Government 2 We do not think 20. For authoritative
Information on Government land write 10 the Commits
sionsr Of the General Land once, wsshinSipSton.
Ia there any duty on anthracite coAlf II so. how
muoif 10 there any on bituninons coalf DAVIS
There is no duty on anthracite coal. The duty on bitu-
miuous coal is 70 csns n un,
.nha EoA. Jt-HaJa. lower California wherever it
may bel 10 q MeIie.u Town or city or place.
L arrived hsrs irsm I.:lAna SEPT 4 isss sna i0lnsd
s va e s:sSDi |. s!isssa s sss: n i'''' an = sasssA
You ere asanAss. yss Ssvs tSSsa ~ asss stss y -
ssssaAsias ysasss's b Gssas SsssaAA sAs AAsssAAss
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horse. which stood with head up facing him.
and got my revolver cut sa9d srnprea S osWa re-
rogue Wee reached, his second Victim He ran q
fpll speed, 9Th .n ssr re- es sfsbt ana Was l too p mIsS to d9
tnrniD9 to ay When the other colildsd 9Th him;
It was as II = locomotive had struck hl@. oI nc
four or i've times before no brought up. while
the rogue took a half circle to bear down upon
shs tjEiG @ppinr aS 81; but nh he % Would dA have we b iaV a
goner had been further AWAY, ! rode across
the rogue's path and, opened IRE on him'a nd
t iaSsG sh jnto NJ his sr nsnd IN ind q" d as'y sss 10 f ffh'e
troopers horse did not seem 10 ave suIerea
any by the shock. but soon alter no crri my % wbsn
/ rode up to him, although he had taken q hand
II several Indian fights 1 ma S was r nbon Sim q
s s5a ssd fs,ioE: as Ih se S SSnser nah his sVn nerves. Sse Tfih%s
horses teeth had not broken, tho skin through
his thick clothing, and he did n3 ny nave sba : gr tbse
ws were within two DAYS, ride s, Of the BG Mbsn;
ans e os tS SseR bd IL samP po o%e In IN JUST JUST. before dark
with some game and announced that a herd OF
q least 300 Wild horses We're Er'z Mns an ao9 fSa
opposite side OF the Pecos, which jus66 mere
spread out over q rocky ledge. AND was ~ iee1
wide and about q foot deep: Bei9 ,Tas SI IN FAM f. II
tioss the ,sreSnd WA open. We he'd about
snssis sn 1sass e. '- FL best ssaa ts. ttG4 sTound u:
were stsLed out there. IOutslds OF ths bunch
OF animals wat 9 guard OF ~ s9idiersi t tba
wagons. There was no danger apprehended
from tho Indians. and the guard was se. 20
amy horse which might got tangled in ms !ariatai
II had been n hot day, with thunder henus
showing IN the sky, but when the Sun Wens
down the sky was perfectly clear and all signs
polluted to u quiet night.
Itwss Just Widnight. when the shSrpsst aSsa
orss6 81 t6undsI 81 made the earth gEotp.
sHahl:;S .lssa 81 H:'s ss.- Y s1 Xs1A r. f.,. Fl "a. ~
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She Fort Worth ma7ss.x.

BUTTER -2o422Ho per ,; creamery use.
OOTTON-s@Sh.
OOFFEE-Rto, fair zoo; prime 2GHo; choioe
t1Ho; Lsguyrs Lee; java 2sxc; Golden Bic
2so; Pes Berry go
CREESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
l. al NC; full cream twins $50.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT per crate, 81 so.
+ CANNED GOODS-Pri5es peg dozen: Pine
spples, standard, 81 10; peaches. standard. Z
DIS, 81 80; 5 81 so; seconds, Ss, 81 IS; BE
So 25; strawberries, hs 81 IS; blaekbeIr.e'
81 IS; green gasee s.: raspherries,2 10, 81 IS
green s sii io seconds tS asGei Is ssa 81 g
green corn 81 1901 50; oysters, fun weighs;
] q 90G95o; nsSl 75G1 90: II. III. . 8;
Sc s.; salmon, 4 s. 1882 Is; sardines, As
IS IS per 100; imported sle eoSl5 ofi Imported
KS, SIS G0921 90; EszIe eoS6ensed MIX s. %
1897:
Prints-Albion silver grayr, SIC: Albion sal.
IDS, 55<c: Aliens fancy, 5hc; Aliens pinks,
55Sc; Aliens staples. 5xc; Aulesbury fancy,
$50: AI3erican fancy, SIC; American indigo,
10; Eddystone novelties. %; Berwick, Saei
sh.rtings, &c; Merrimack fancy. 51lc; Richmond
pink. 5Hc; Simpson mourning. SC; Simpson
silver gray, &c; Simpson fancy, &C; steele river
5Hc; Slater solid. 5Ho; windsor novelties, &c.
Brown Cottons-Atlantic L. L. "A, 5h65xci
Adriasic IA. 61c; Argyle "A, 6ko; Belfast r.
F6c: Clifton @. @. O. exc; Derb., fne brown,
&c; Exposition A. exc; Exposition B. 5kc;
Family cotton, 6ke; Glendale, 6xc; Granite
vile z. E., 6Hc; Marshall A. 10; Chapman A.
Sc; Pioneer Z (. exc; Foxhall A. A. A.. 6xc.
Sc; Cords A O e, l4c; Yeoman. Ike: Riyerdale
l5o; Queen City Fancy, l0ke; FSlls a A. Exc
Bleached Oottons-Best Outs &c; Berk1lhire
6kc; Black Rock. ~: Cumberland. 6xcs (yedal
Nils, 7he; Davol K axe; Dyayvtua A. 7kc
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ON CHANGE.
3
Spot Gotten Unchanged, Futures Fro
One 30 Six Points Lower.
Monty Market Was Easy.
Wheat Opened Wesk, Fluctusted Narrow
ly and Closed Aowsr-Iiye Stock
TrRnkactioDs Brisk.
Daily Local Review.

Daily Local Review.
GAZETTE UFFIoH.
FORT WORTH. TEX, Jan. Is. 1873
Trade has been very good In Fort
Worth to-day. Order trade with job
bers has been particularly brisk.
Eggs are d little more plentiful, and are
now worth but Csc. Other farm prod
ucts remaln scarce and high.
THE GOVERNMENTS JANUARY CROP
REPORT.
The ststisticisn of the government
Department of Agriculture reported on
Saturday last that the area OF corn
harvested, excluding abandoned or WORTH
less acreage, ls 72.0oo 600 scrfs in round
numb ers; produc', 1856 900 900 bushels
value, 8646 600, 900. TIE area Of wheat
is 81, 400, 600 acres; product, 466 900, 900
bushels, and value, $500, 200. 0G0 The
ares in oats is nearly 26 900, 900
aeres; producs, $50 100000 bushels;
yaiue, $500 600, 900. The reports OF win =
tsr wheat do not show much decrease OF
ares. Ia Texas there is considerable
Increase, and slight increase in some 9th
Ser states. The average decline appears
10 be between l snd per cent. In Ken
.Sucky, 81; OHIO, 80; Michigan, IS; In
diana, 100; Illinois, 90; Missouri, 90;
Kansas, $50 Condition is effected some
sshst by TIE dryness Of the seed bed in
skg dlstlEt that suffered from drouth, de-
lsyanafSe e ding, termination and growth
The late rains greatly improved the situa-
ton. The average condition is 50, rsngiDg
in the principal states from 80 to 90. The
condition of the winter rye comedies very
closely with that OF whess.
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Live Etock marknt

KANSAS CE-Y, MO. Jan. -Cattle-Rece.pts
3oO' shipments lttO; good, weak; COMMON 100
lower gooa 10 choice coTntel s. Z3Ss!4 5ss
common ID medium s. 1914 p. stockers
81 j0H2 80. Hogs Receipts .U,22U; market act
I've and lO@i6c lower; prices range FROM n 50
TO s. p. sheep-Receipts $40; shipments Us;
ma act acS We: good 10 choice q OO&A 80;
common 20 medium 81 COCA s5
CHICAGO. Ill, jar. Is Cstt-e-Recei2ts
1000, bipmenr5 4l9Gy market Ioc lower;
lacey 80 so. Ste ers S. U, "a 90; ssockers and
feeders z U03 40; Texas caGtio g O562 so.
Hogs-Rsceipts % 600; saipm, nts. 1000; arket
SOW and l0Sl5c lower; ranging f,oIa g 508
40 51eep-ReceiptS 5000; shipments 29co;
market slow; pCor 10 far cy nat,7es SO 0595 25.
western = o0&5 I0i Isxans g SEA 90; lambs
S GOES 40.
NEx YORK, Jan. lS-Beey es-Receipts e.
cars 40 be sold, II C2-s for ey2ortRtioa snd
ears for city slaugh>eIeTs direct. Ira iag was
Gull anc fnfeIf>T 10 ordinary stocka closed
weak and lower, While top guides wt1e fairly
fra at III chan<sd psices COmmOnsst TO best
NAIVE steer sold 81 ON So 55G5 @; Balls and
dry cows 1T 81 2505 80 with teH fancy bulls
up TO ~ OOG4 ~. Sheep-Rf 3eipis $50 market
hrm FOR sheep eut weak for lambs. sheep sold
81 - COG6 70, vita wo caIlOaos at g 80; lambs
none neIed alive, quoted steady So nominal =
range s. 40G5 81.
81, LOUIS, NO., Jan. ia-Csstle - ReosiDis
5io1o; shipments co., market STEADY; chotasS
heavy. naLiye steers 81 1905 -, fsir 10 gSoo
native stee, 5 SO e5D3 40. bDtchess' steers, ne
dunn 10 choice, s. 1894 Vis stocktrs AND
feeders, far I ZOO. 81 q 6 8 p; ranTerss
ordinary to good 81 G3lS Hogs-Receipts s5oe'
shipments 2 o. msTket sloz anG low err sans :
lag from - 30 TO $ 40. Sneep-keoetRss 800
shipments none, market higher; fair t2s choice
81 eoc5 10.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
SREEP RAISING.
The Kfrecs of Protection on the Industry In
The United States.
Chicago Herald,

The Kffscs of Protection on the Industry in
the United States.
Chicago Herald
In al the territory east Of the Missts-
sipoi sitter twenty-five years of protec-
ton there are no more sheep than there
were in 1860. The wealth Of the country
hiss been tripled, but in sheep there isnot
8 dollar OF this gain. In view Of the pal
psble fact that men are crowding sheep
| c e the land they can make better use
| 0 Messrs. Blaine and Foraker, urging
the continuance OF the duty "to encour-
age the sheep culture among farmers
throughout the Union," are but vast
ing their ssponaceuus pslaVer on ali
intelligent men. Pools there are
always willing so give Sir Oracle credsnce,
but every man who can read census re-
port can inform himself better. Mr..
Blaine should know something OF YER
mont. From 1850 to 1880, by steady
decrease, her sheep dTindled from 49,
900 TO 40, 600, q loss Of 40 per cert. Her
farms have Increased in rumber Il per
cent, IN value Is per cent, and the
apparent loss is but her gain. Yet Yer
mont will always rear sheep, for she has
land that nothing but sheep can ora"
prof. from. But the bonus of &c I er
cent. on wool Is not enough for her
shrewd wool growing citizens. They have
migrated with their 1ocks where larger
gain is possible.
Mr Blsine,s faith In the credulity OF
men has been gained bY his Ilong posing
as sn oracle. The psgan priests had the
same unlimited faith, aud they, too, NUT.
tered words of omen when the offerings
grew ecant.
In the southern states, including Ar
Kansas, the 1858, 900 of 1860 are less by
lal 900. The impotence Of the tarih to
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htHebrs.ka Cay.

NERRAsKA CITY. NKB, jan. Is The
mercury reached 250 Delow zero this
morning, but rose ouripg the day ard The
Indications are that the extreme cold spell
Is over.
The body Of the little daughter OF Chris
r Ro1ine. q farmer living twelve miles
southeast, who has been missing since
.1e blizz,rd Of Friday, has been found In
rsvine more than mile rom the
house, The little girl "as over
.sken BY the storm when returning
rom school and within sight OF her
come, but lost her way in tie binding
snow ard wandered about and froz5 to
death.
Henry George, farmer, while return
lag home from the city was oversaRen IN
the storm and frozen so badly MS nahos
and feet mad 10 De amputsted
Numerous cases Of suffering are re-
ported among the poor, but no othef
fatalities as vet. II
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The Texas Institute for The Blind.

To 'lIents and FTiends of the Blind:
10 Austin, the capital OF Texas, there Is
an "a. titution for the education of blind
white persons between the sges of eight
and twenty years, and another for blind
negro children. As the law requires, the
Two Institutions are separate. Neither OF
these is 80 asylum, but each Is free
school, established Tor the purpose solely
Of lducstirg young blind persons. Il
Al persons who sre rot under eight
ytaIs, nor over twenty, will be admitted
y attend school, but the applicant must
have = sound misll,. aud good rsputs-
on. Fer board, ,Ssition, washing, use OF
htoks, ins,rumenSsls doctors bllss;stc.,
there is no charge NhSseFer. All tkst the
7sr,nts or friends hsge tosiosis tSset q
certificate from two fespecta6f5ePersoDs s.
or 1rom the csuntE judge, which mus
nate thai th5sealfd or person i9 Of NE
pCcRs rage. has ) sound mln6, and 3 god
chsrsessE, thsa Forward It to the super
lrteldexss,s .Wsssn the parents !4rss too
poor tospsfSEsilrosd fare, or Sioh6ahe
child, he cSfElcate should state this
fast. then the BASte will pSoHde for
either Expense, or both, il Necessary.
The session begins September 10, every
wear, ana ends about June Is. The
pupils .EsAss go home for the summer.
neg papnssesIl be admitted st any time
durihg the SESSION. It Is much better TO
send fhe blind person 70 school st al early
ssS, a. they learn faster sud will set q
g9ad s3acation. TIE buildings Of the
Sktltutlon~ for white children are very
lsTce and hasdsome. TIE other has just
begun operations. Outside OF the school
studles, music, piano tuning, mattress
making, sewing, bead work and crochet
work sre taught.
FRANK RsTNEY, NJ D.,
SuDeriutendept Sen 81 FIR White Persons.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

quotations were -Four quie with uncha- ged
prices. Wheat, No. 2 splins, 76KS773<c No. 3
torn 45Hc; mess pork, per barrel SIS S7K.8
IL 90; lard, per 100 lbs, 81 20; short rios SIDES
loose, 81 40; cry sailed should 70, boxed, s SO
&C CO. short Gear sides. boxed. 81 s5a7 %.
NEW YORK, Jan. le.-OoTee.-S, OF fair: RIO
guie a. &c ioptiODs opened weak, r. but rlooeo
weaker; sales $1,000 bsRs; January 10 056 IS 20;
eeoru2ry 4944 80; March IA 20 Ola 30; April
Is C5GI5 l5 Mav I3 81 ola O5; June I3 $50 $50.
July IL so; August Is l5GI39O: Sep
TENDER II 600 Il 90: October II 1902 %:
November L S5G IL TOD. Gambler u 65G-9 rs.
sugar Doll and weak; cen r-tRgai SO test Sc;
falr refining quoted st 5<5c; Iedned dull.
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msce.pss .. "a ua..r,l s,etea porss.
HeN Orleans

REV OELBANs, LA. Jan l5.--Cotton-Spo.
clused steady and unchanged.
sales 5t5 bales
St OK Ill ,54G.
.1oW ordIngTg 49,. ordinary 49,; gooo
or1ihsry 81 l6c; low miGdHug 9kc: ;aicdiing
- I6c gooa mid6ling 20 5-13c; mid ding fair
10 4 IS; far II l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet,
304 o inJs lower.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20

ST. LOUIS Mo-. Jan. is -Wooa-Markes quiet
snd unchang d; pngaehei. sFigst nadiar, 166
23xc6 coar se braid Is s2Ic; low sandy l0es &c;
nns.ight l56lSs; tine seavy ] Gl7c- Tub
Zshed-Qhptce $50, ixseroy 2saSac; sacked
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20

"Asis the bud bit with an eEyious Worm,'
so Is many q youth cut .Adpwn by the
sguasng worm eonS.mpt#'E But nesn
Ebe nsdef 10 EJfeassz lto R5A and stop its
ap swins. IhIPiegss's "abSden MsSical
Dicovgry" Esll, ifsaken ln time ct
peSna&ent Cares At et1s in CO.'S 7mp-i
sfson, bN 81 ssteCss6sF6f cS9eatc thfSsss
bronchial and lung diseases.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20

q q n = q
81 PsEsols, suffering frany sick headache
dszMhessy nsusea, copsnpatioa. pain iii
the Sid esare ASKED to y one vh CT Car
yter's Little Liyef ills 50 ,ssH
y. - y :, 80 't.sfs.ssssT1As E<,.sg
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
FAR ANeQAL.

sour mash, -sszo years CID, 81 60sl 20: thres
years old 81 s062 20: fancy extra old whisky
81 OO25 UU
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New Yors.

NEW YoRB. Jan. ls.-Cotton-spot closed
dull lilo lower.
Sales, ll3 bales.
Stock 225. l2T bales.
OTdinEr, II 16o: sood ordinary, 10; low
m!ddIing, 10 Is; middling, 10 9-l6c: GOOD MID
ding. 10 1865; middl,rg fair IL 7.I6c
Fnt"rra closed duh, to points lower.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
WTIATED BLOOD,
serOfulous, Inherited and Conta-
giOas Humors Cured by
CuticurR.

-,,ough the medium of ose of your books
.,cstved through Nr. Frank 7. Wray, druggist,
Apollo. Pa. became aSqaHlbuteo VIII
an testify 20 you LHat IN If use has perm snently
sDred me Of one OF the woest cases OF olood
eolsoning. 80 connection win cryslpeIAs: 'has
Ssve ever en-, and this after hav ng b en-
.,,onruneed incurable by some OF the best
stSsicisrs IN our county. take Srea. pleasure
I, .6f4FardipE to you this estinoniaI. un'o-
Hcssed As It is by you, in order that lhers tuf,
..sr5se frsm tirllar nasdi esraav be encouraged
90 "a ydtr CuTIcURA KEaEDGEs a trial.
Up A,WHIILEsG K, L. echburg, Pa.
ReferszsessERxsx t. WRAr,5 Druggist,
AioD0 IsssRSYULoUs ULoEKs
r,u,es q. Risbxrdson, Custom House, New
- on ossh dye; ':In 1870 ssrofuious u
M broke oa' 6oGy 49, ~ ,be m mae
zeal A'uiy , Tns oea ens hands to 0G5 S
ID could not turn Sd bed; vas in constant
:, M ,-sfTr<6z years. n 1850 / heard of the
CrTIgB E4sEDIEs. usec them, and was per
~ on 70 beforssSsa Com j. D. CRAWFORD.
0SE OF THE WORST GASES.
We ba4&been SEEING your CUFIcURA RENE
DIS, fot h3s. AID hSye the fret complaint yet
4, receive fr6sqa tchaser. One of The worst
case Of Scrofdfs.AeYsr saw was cured by the
90 OF ive botllFF- of CUTICURA REsOLyEHT,
rls!JCLRA and CUTIcUkA DAP. The Soap
- ss.lhe cake" lie e IS medicinal soap.
y. TAYLOR TAYLOR, Druggista,
Frankfort Kan.
sCROFULOUs, INaEBIrED,
- gsntaqtSzs Humors, with Lrss Of II air, and
~ Mons ftAe -Eir. are positively cured by
rgrl,URA shdSeTTICURA SuAP eX ernaily. an
UFTI,JEN HI stLvEST internally, v hen all 9th
~ med cines II
Sol ever fire Price, CUTICURA soc; SOAR,
= EE,OLgEs1, 81. Prepared ~ the PoTTEE
+,3LUg ASpRHERICAL co. Boston, Macs.
GARD fOi " On o Cur SAin Diseases" 81
macs. % iIlastratiOns ana 100 test mOnials.
oINPLE,, ack heads ch p en- and fly skin
EiWU~eg -uted bv CUTICURA MEDICA EDSOAP
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20

ENGLISH CONsOLs
LONDON Jan lS.-Consols closed at le2 II -1Gd
for money; silver. A 5 16d.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-Money on call easy at
3G4 per cent; last loan at 50 per cent; closed
Offered At 3G0t uer cent. Prime mercantile paper
6h37h per cent.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW IORK. Jan. lS-StOcks snd bonds
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
sale. Al, 800 osiss.

oAlee Il 800 oals<.
liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1s-Oo.son - Spot closed
steady and unchanged.
Orii isry S g l6d good ordinary 55-l6d; low
riCdiing SID: inioniiug apisnds SGD; mid
ding Orleans il-I6d.
Total sales 1000; American TOO.
Imports % 100; American, 23,UU0.
Futures closed weak And la. points lower.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
The Usneo market.


e C sALyssrOs. TEX. Jan Is oaaee-un
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
DAINT YOUR BUGGY for On

81 Fant FndaY Il 20 Church Sunday The oriqinal az
white and utsear at lSt year Eight Fashionabl
shops kxeeieHt fes Lagn-Seas Baby Carriages etc
- Ahoye Goods Ker
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-10
He Has Had Enough for the
Present

The Fort Worth Gazctte denies that
Mr.. Crisp is to go on the editorial de-
partment of that paper, and supple
ments the denial with the declaration
that it understands thht Mr.. Crisp liz
tends to start another morning paper
at Waco for the purpose of booming
Senator Coke for reelection. The
Times Herald knows nothing about
the intent Ons of Mr.. Crisp about his
ability to start another morning pa
per, but it will go broke on the pro-
position that if he does stai it he will
not start it TO boom Senator Coke
at this time. The senator had a little
booming about two months ago, and
he knows when he has enough. In
about three weeks The EXAMINER,
under the Crisp management, male
Coke SO uneasy aud nervous that he
wore on, the seats of three different
pairs of pants. Senator Coke prefers
not TO he doomed, at this time. lie
likes good things, but he is one OF
those peculiar individuals who do t
want his measure OF happiness Gin
such cases rs this) to elop over
Dal las- Times lleralC.