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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

great spectacular effect to pass on and
join his party. Revolving in my mind
these things i kept "a near the center Of
our marching party IS possible. We took
cur lunch at the SIN OF the coed Sama-
ritan'' and them moved on towards tie
city Of the plain.
0ae can hardly imsgine a more desolste
country. The curse Of bsrrenness GER
taioly rests upon il. Bat from some Of
the turns in the road We had beautiful
We've Of the jordan Valley and the Dead
Sea. Some ofthese panoramas seen from the
nights Of Judea are sublime. The historic
interest attaching to everything seen
mskes them unparalleled. Think Of hay-
ing in one sweep Of vision the Mount Of
Olives, the ~lAt-;opped mountain, in the
side Of which is the Cave Of Adullum, in
which David hid from Sanl, Brook Che
rith, an almost fathomless ~navine, from an
o~verhangiug crsg Of which Elijah COM
muned with God, and who answered in q
still, small voice after the FIRE aud the
thunder had passed By, the Dead Sea roll.
ing over the sites Of Seldom and Gomorrab,
the Heights of Moab, Pisga and Nebo with
all their sublime associations, beneath them
Jordan, the most remarkable river in the
world, flowing through a valley once rich
enough to be called the Garden Of the
Lord" Don't you think such scenes in
spring to one even with a slow magma
tior? II was smong such panorsmss ever
changing A. we wound in and ont in our
descent, that We spent the hons until our
horses were in the valley and We had dis
mounted AZ the fountain once sweetentd
by Elisha and still called by his name.
This fountain is 10 the midst Of the ruins
of ancient Jericho, and ain oIs under the
shadow Of the Mount of Temptation where
our Saviour after his fast OF 40 days aud
40 nights, was tempted Of the Devil After
q few minutes we sgain mounted only 10
draw rein in the yard Of our Pussian hotel
in the midst of modern Jericho.
j. SUMSER STONE.
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WOOL MARKET.
Selling Values Take = Drop-Gensrsl Mar
kst Quotations.

Selling Values Take = Drop-Gensral Mar
kst Quotations.
NEW YORK, April2T.-Bradstresf's says:
Wool continues quist in all the markets,
with the tendency in favor of buyers. The
general rAngs OF selling values appears TO
be % least one eent per pound lower than
q fortBigh; ago. Whatever activity pre-
walls at any point is due to the c~heapness
OF the staple rather than 70 any change 10
the outlook ior goods. Buyers are holding
of as far as possible, partly on account Of
the uncertainties involved ia the taud dis
c~lSsi0n, partly because they are in no
pressing Feed OF large supple, AID partly
alsO because the new clip is just at hand.
Daler4 for the moment, moreover, are not
inclined TO bull the market, haviDg in
mind the d~esirability Of bayiUg the spring
clip in the country at the lowest possible
rates. Texas Edyices continue 10 repor,
that the condition OF the new wool is ex-
ceilent.
Some irI~egularity has characterized bust
nsss at London, but the attendance of the
salss continues large add competition IL
generally active. Prices hold firm.
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METAL MARKETS.
Drummsrs Securing the Country with
Southern Iron.

Drummsrs Securing the Country with
southern Iron.
New YORK, April 27.-BrddSreef's, in
Its summary Of the metal markets, says
that Scotch pig iron imports for the week
are 600 tons. Several parcels of 2OO-ton
lots have been taken back to Glasgow on
account Of no graia freights ~obtainable.
The market il very dull and importations
don't bring cost.
While prices can not be quoted lower,
there is great difficulty 10 making sales
Several lots Of Dalmellington are reported
sold at SIS, which is below cost Of import
alton. American pig il much pressed for
sale and In small lots. Drummsrs are
securing the whole country with Southern
iron. The consumption Of AL kinds Of pig
iron il much les than this time last year.
Ola rails are IN statu quo, no charge in
price. Stocks are diminishing.
There Is a little speculative activity in
. with prices well sustained stabOut
I6lsl6le for Lake ingOL The Calumet
and Hecla people keep to themselves the
terms Of their contract with the French Op.
orators, bnt il Is stated on fairly god an
thority that "a limitation OF 60. 100 800
pounds per annum was agreed npon. The
Calumet people opposed any limit, while
the Representatives Of the French insisted
on one" This amount is more than the
niue has ever prOduesd. IL is understood
that the Qniney proSuet is limited to
5000 COO pounds this year and 1000. 600
pounds each next year and the year after.
Cal1met and Hscls shares at Boston have
ranged from 232 to 23T and Tamarsck from
AS to 14T, with Qliney steady at 50.
Like ore freight rates are not altogether
settled, and furnace men are slow TO place
orders. Nearly ons-third Of the blast fur
Dscs capacity Of Eastern and Northern
Oaio and ChenangO Valley is cut. South
ern railroad companies are carrying ont
their promises 20 make more favorable pig
iron freight rates. and ca May l a further
reduction will be made from Southern
furnaces to Western points. Southern iron
IA threatening Northern furnace interests
uOre directly.
Iron and steel prices at mill or furnace:
April p, April 80,
Pig IOn, An'h-, No i>S ISIS b,
p,, P 2ss5 i2 S1sncd. per- IS, s Ssa 4" as Sa7t %
s.eel Rails, per ton----Sl OolSlO Sl 50
Apru9, Lowest,
Pig Iron. Anth, No. 1, lSs1. 1854
per Lbuaaaa.s-..a=--sssE-l Noa-LH ~ &c W
Barimu. refined. perlb. g-l0a25c
steel Rails per ton. 50 tOaO % SIS 90
Comparative prices of other metals in
Apr. q. Aps. 90 Apr. -. Lowst,
ISIS ISIS l%f. lSt
lake b. l6Cic i67oc l0&c l0Hc
Lead. comTon do
nestle, 10 ---- 90. i63a AN 10 is
Tin. straits. ID: .--. 32 $40 I'D 1b4
5pelter, commOn
domestic, b.. 40 4U1le. 4fO3A6O "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
wELLsBURG NEWS.

special Correspondence q The Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, April 2a.-The convention
for Wsllsburg district TO select delegates
to the convention which meets 10 Wheel
ing TO send delegates TO st. Louis met in
the Court House this afternoon. NJ. NJ.
Roberts was chosen chairman. The dele
gates chosen are Messrs. ]. c. Palmer, Da-
vid Brown, F. c. Glass, Emery Jacobs and
John s. Beall.
The Tyers property, on the corner of
Yankee and Liberty streets, was sold at
trustees sale to-dsy for Sl,1sO TO B. Hug
gins.
Lemuel Beck. Eq, of West Liberty,
who wss sheriff of Brooke county many
years ago, is visiting here.
Mr.. Henry Basr and Hon. J. B Som
merviile, OF Wheeling, anne up to-day on
business.
Mr.. Joseph Wilson, Of Short Creek, was
among the strangers in the city to-day.
Captain F. Williams and family, late Of
Steubenville, have taken up their residence
on the upper end of Main street.
There were fewer farmers than is usual
on Saturday in the city to-day. They are
rushing their corr planting aud oats SOW
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
DISTRICT MASS MEETINGS.
Call Of the County Democratic FIX.
ecutiye Committee.

THR COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
Il Committee Of Ohio County, at q meeting
held at wheeling on March Is. 1855, decided and
ordered that Mas Meetings be held In each Of
The ten Magisterial Districts Of the county on
the Last Saturday In April, tsssh,) al
the places hereinafter named, for the purpose Of
selecting TEN DKLEGATEJ from each District %
represent Ohio County in the Congressional Dis
trict Convention TO be held in this city MAY
sth, 1855, for the purpose Of choosing THREE
DELEGATES TO represent this Congressional Dis.
trict at the Democratic National Convention to
be held at St. Louis, Mo-, June 5fh. 1855.
The Mas Meetings viii be held at the follow
ing places, between the hours Of 80 and 9p. m
in the City Districts, m between the hours Of 2
and ( p N. in the Country Districts, to-vit:
Washington Distriet-Democratic Headqusr-
terS No. 7f3 Main street.
Madison D~istrict-second Ward Market HAn-
Clay District-PolIce Court Room
Union District Capitol Rink.
Center Distrct-FfIan's Hall
webster D~isrics-sixth Ward Democratic Club
Room.
Richie DiStrict-Nolts's Han.
Liberty Distict-Centre School House.
Riehland Di~stict-Glern's Run School Bouse-
Tiiadeiphia District-Elm Grove Town Han.
JOHN 6. NAyLoR, Chairman
THos. =. THosEs, Secretary. mfaeAG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

Having acquired the Merchant Tailoring es.
Enlistment Of +, A. Delbrugge, No. 2l59 Main
street respectfully in'o.m the pubic that |
shall hencefurth conduct a strictly frs class
Merchant Tailoring business. l have secured
the services Of the well knoSn cuitnr, w. II.
Richards, and associated with me Mr.. +. J. Hem,
and am now prepared " furnish ny patrons
with the l.tesI styles OF clothing at the most rss.
tonable prices.
The firm will be known As
ap2adQer LOUIS DELBRUGGE & co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

TIE CALL NJ a r,,us
tive D,.,-..,
-no0
select one A'srnA1
represent me SAo" VIC
Convention 20 Re hen At - InG... No. on June
S.b lS,s ana uhsn they shat have been ss-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
C STEAMER TICKETS,

Ocean steamer Tickets to or from Queenstown
Liverpool. Glasgow, southampton, London,
Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Bremen
Hamburg and Hsvre, stthe European, American
Steamship Agency.
H. F.. BEHRENS
aprS No. 2f7 Market Street
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SALE.

A bestIfu, country residence, consisting OF 81,
are. of ground. heated 10 minutes walk east u
Grove, on National Road. Improvement
q 'wo-stnry frame dwelling, s rooms: good sta
bic and carriage house, two ii terms and g nsvel
filling well Of wster. Natural gas In house
Fruit tree in abundance.
No Z3ls Jacob street frame. 4 rooms. $ls0O.
No SIG Main street. frame, 6 rooms, 81 u.
No. Ds Penn street, frame, 2 rooms, ROO.
No 81 Fifteenth stges, brick, nine fooms, A,So0
No. 81 Twentieth 81 b'ick, seven rooms, 80 .Ool
No. % Twentieth 81 bnck, seven room,. 81 500
M. 10 Fifteenth street, nine rDoras. S2,btO I
No. &c North Front street, ten roons. S,1no. \
Five room house on Sorth Wabash tt u.40k
Io Acres OF Land I'm Masoa county, West VI
ginia $500.
three Acres o,Grornd wes, End Of Ohio rtres
Wheeling Island.
Two Good Building Let's lower end Of Eight
ward. III
o and . per cent. Mortgage Rene
interest payable temi annually. Security ea
suteed.
Applytn ". II. RISRHARr,
Real HtAte Agent and Loan Brokerf
sp2l I63 Market stret
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

tEh tarIH cry: TRx the peo-
ieh me people; NhsreUPon
on ArIses. hOS high can
JmseIt By HE oNa boot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
DIED.

GAvIS-OR Saturday, April %. 1854, at ll45
p. m THOMAS, son OF Z. ]. and kllen Gavin,
aged 2 Years, I months and Is DAYS.
Funeral from the residence Of the parents, cor.
ner Of lTwenty-third aud Market streets, this
Monday afternoon, si2p. m. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited. ~Internent at
Nc Calvary Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
NOTICE.

WHEELING. ". Va, April Is, 1888
Having disposed Cf my Merchant Tailoring
6stAb ishment, / take this means Of thanking my
friends and the public in ~genersl, for their li6,
eral patronage, and s l'cita continuance Of same
for my success ors, Louis Delbrugge x TO, who
stone are authorized 70 We tie my book accounts.
Very Respectfully,
F.. A. DRLBRUGGE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

The sales Of the week AZ Boston are re-
ported at 2,S7l,T00 pounds, as com
pared with , BOG, 500 pounds last week,
aud /, i56, 900 pounds ia the corresponding
week a wear ago,
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MT. BELLEVUE T

This Hotel will be opened May lt. Best of
accommodations and attention guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable. Special rates for families.
For farther information call on, or address,
FRANK WALTER,
aplaedTa National Road, . miles east
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protect no1Sp3I:sts o sue
stiPcw5all kick If a hGn tax
on Lap I reigu llbo..
hasn h. the misfortune to
tea cSabct ~ a warm, en-
s@a. with il
ll westhsF InAkeT every
,ssid.ndA boom, which
thas asa shade each
aye,2s Ars bosily
.5eS saleeaos heights
bsaAs to as
hhAA AANES
. eligible for
10 Ne DAN
lake = dandy.
links II viii be
DEPEW at Chicago.
in mind that the
teal prophets.
York railroad man
JSCEY NJ. DEPEw's
OF tie New York Ger
of March next. Th
ihJec. to several intervening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

q recent issue
lresOf the growth
sSs in the coun-
n canned has
ears, 1.O52.174
an ISIS. 1.7O4.-
,3ll,42i cases.
ntry will con
and it is i'm
Of the indus
. have already
nereassd. Right
e stands the war
Ahieh the cans are
nronoaed by
will be Of d.
H.his new and
= retention Is q
OLD, While there
, . industry eve
1bisc5antry. IL
: United States
or hold ont any
ID. even If they
aeon why every
ldry. tin roofand
81 be called on 70
~ the pockets Of
, and msnnfse-
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every NIGHT SCRATCHED
UstIi the skis Vas raw. Bsdy esssss
viii scales Iite spsss 81 ssss
Cared ~ the Casieuss a&AsdSs&

lam goips 10 tn you OF The ssirsorfo.g
change pour Cut'curs keusdte-. p-ronz.
me-. About the la Of April iss ] sctieea
red pimpies Iite romirg ogi oil osef ~
but thought nothing Of it unul ssDe Ih.s-s
on, uhca if besan 70 o like pnoysse
companied with Itching. would scral.hst ~
night until vas rar, ,hen ite PEI. ns.sIs
sraif4. being formed meanwhile, uymsS~e~n
on arain. In yaip Cd I or1sot OIL tne 1870
Ia the country, hot uffbous al. tnn p'ss
up al hopes of neoorefy. hspSfhfc p~at
Advertisement IN The nessps,sf sean n
ticu'a Remedies. and purchased tosn ~
I heraa 70 potce that the sesiy sfsp1oes
ally dreppe5 OF ssd dlssPsssnd oos M.
have been fuiIy cured had The csesS.n
teen month"; hefore ! bezsn ahrs - 1921
Remedtss, ADD In sour &C fre seets
cured NJ dieaae vn eessns ,osia4
neoomE end he Cut3ens Rsnedses -
yidpity. epdI know OF Q gnN B'any 49,
taken them. and thAbk me- 10 tns - ID
theco. e9De<fslly mohen sbo have Dsot@I>
sczly eripuon o. her bss1s end bc1aA
not expsea In wood the ukA7n n
Toe cutieurs Remedies have 81 Dsnse
=; p. &c so, :: : . ~ ~ ' sos !. 10 ssia sssis
and slea' .s s'', cio. oorrr. xmslss
Pes. 1.isa-Kase.e.y tstosvs
non vsieh ! sostnd c5fsL
~ cure
We canned % jusice 20 de esesz os.gs
cufcurL Ne gress skin 49, sSrpsNf
frou n nd Iuurura Rsoasent. nsk~
pun6r, - ~ tf The thCunnnos
w. lives have ben nsoe ~, ~
cnn a sgDnidnG. \. - ttO<
md pinp3y diseAss q ths ssfa.
In q katf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
Tired OF RrpublIcRnism.

TVWT|N y G|GU-Ts
The colored voters OF West Virgins are
getting tired OfhOlding up the Republican
party and receiving neither recognition mol
offices. They are nov forming independent
clubs, and have adopted the name OF
"AfTo-Americans," and are determined t.
unite with any party that will best recog.
nizs their rights and elevate their race.
They have issued an address to The ten
thousand colOred voters OF the Stste, and
are determined to throw OF their political
chains and demand general recognition in
the line of Offices. II this movement he.
comes general, it means worry for the Re,
publican party Of the Panhandle State,
and consequent comfort to the Democrat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

never have her Mr. MIcAw-
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Out FLOWERS.

/ have opened the store room. No. I0s2 Main
street. and am now bstter prepared than ever.
20 supply tbs pnblic on short notice with the
choicest Cut Flowers for all purposes. Imported
Bulbs. Plants. Trees and Shrubs, az low rates
Handsome Funeral Designs a speciality. The
patronage Of the public u solicited.
Telephone No. L g. EOwvIOCK.
apl2eAdb
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ODORLESS

II. NJ GAlels dls i'll !r ri { 7 OF the odorless
he oniT Iroper m-thod OF removing h con
tens of PTiyy Wants. This is ths lime 10 have
such work done before the warm we ther sells In.
All pEri 5 who neSd suCh work lone will fad
IL 10 tn II interest 10 h we II COne b. my q or
less method All work done iu the dal time.
Prices iessr nsble. address
r. n GILLELAND, No. s53lToff Etiett
TelephO p No. So, a 30 ToiZz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

But few articles haze reached such c world.
wide reputation R'AngOsfura Bitters. For
over 50 years they have been the Acknowledged
standard regulators OF the digestive organs. Be
sure you get the genuine article.
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TUESDAY, NAY aand. ,sss

for The labcr OF One Hundred eOnvicts. 10 be
employed within the Penitentiary, for a term OF
from three 70 i've years, and 10 lie furnished ON
ire LIST day ofJuly. ISIS
Proposals must be sealed sud addressed 70 The
Superintendent, and endsned, b for labor
The Board reserves tbs right to reject any or
all bids.
ANY other information will he furnished upon
application n the superintendent
By order Of the Board Of Directors
kDHAkD ROBERTSON,
Superintendent
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Proposals for Convict Labor,

WEST VIRGINIA PExITESTIARY,
MouNDsyILLE, W. Va.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y by the undersigned until u O'Clock NERD.
ian, on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

prOtecsI noaSp3I:sts o tue
stsiPc.w5lll kick If a hAn tax
or leap reign lIbo..
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06
Longest In tho World.
Chicago Inter Ocean.


The longest street car line In the world
is now in process Of construction In the
Argentine Republic. 1t Is so much longer:
than any other line that 1t quite dwarfs
the eight and ten mile roads Of our cities.
It is also the only street car line IL ting
world using sleeping cars. The road kes
200 miles Of track, come citing numbefo OF
towns in the vicinity OF BuenoSeAyrer.
horses are used there as motive power
instead OF steam, because fuel is dear,
horses cheap, and the people are slow.
Two tons of coal will buy horse and
harness. The equipment for this road
has been entirely furnished by q Pills
delphia car company. The sleeping cars
are curiosity. They are four in num-
Der, eighteen feet in length, and are
furnished with four berths each, which
are made to roll up when not in use.
The cars are furnished with lavstories,
water coolers, linen presses and other
conveniences, md are finished throughout
with mahogany. The other cars are four
double-decked open cars, twenty plat-
form cars, twenty Gondola cars, six re-
frigerator cars, four poultry cars, fur
nished with coops, eight cattle cars, two
derrick cars for lifting hesvy material and
twenty box cars.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06
A City of tho Sea.

A city st the bottom Of the sea WAS
seen toward the end of October, near
Treptow: in Prussia, when 8 powerful
south wind blew the waters of the Baltic
away from the shore, uncoverirg 8 por-
ton of ground usually hidden from sight
by the waves. It was the ruins of the
city of Regsmuen de, once nourishing
commercial station, which was swallowed
by the sea some five centuries ago. The
unusual spectacle was enjoyed for only 9
few hours, when the storm slackened and
the waves returned to cover up the place
which had orce been the residence and
field Of labor Of busy men.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06
Progress of Woman.


InlSS6 there were in the prisons of the
United States $4,000 men and 5005 wo-
men. The fact is there are not many bad
women. The badwoman scare is sense
less scare. Men and women do not make
two classes, but one class. II woman
does not have logic, she has something
that makes up for that deficiency; she has
intuition, and one Is as likely to come ont
right as the other.
There is not question before the peo-
pie to-day that mas not moral basis.
Only one-haf the people-the male half
is working at these problems. Call In
the other half-the female half-snd you
nave the whole of humanity. Ii men have
done grandly, what will they not do with
women to q clip them? The whole is bet
ter than the half, and there is the argu-
ment for woman suffrage in q nutshell.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06

The authorities of Dresden, Germany,
will not ALLOW pisno TO be played in
private house after 1880 at night, and
they punish with fine suy person found
throwing an article of refuse, however, in
significant, into the street. Flagmen are
ststioned at the corners OF streets inter
sected by horse-csr lines to warn persons
OF the approach Of Car. Drug stores
are closed at shutdown, and when drug
gist is called gp Ia the night he appears
with all the politeness OF s dancing
master to thank the customer for his
courtesy In patroniZing his store.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06

The ladies OF White Cloud, Kan, have
formed an anti chewing gum society, and
signed theifollowing pledge,end ss aeon
sequence the young men OF that place are
IN desperate strsit:'I, the undersigned,
do solemnly promise, God helping me, to
abstain from the use OF chewing gum
and slang; and also abstain iron and use
my influence against the use Of tobacco
and intoxicating liquors. i further prom
lse that ! will not keep regular company
with any one 1ho know uses tob,cco
strong drink Of profane language"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06
Prote o,ion and Common sense,

Crest Britain leyies tariff duty an only
eighteen articles, while Uncle Sam de-
mands tribute on over 1000 In
the United Kingdom the follow
ing articles only sre subject to import
duty: Ale, beer, playing csrds, chiccory,
600. 600 ye.r. Tobacco yields SAC 000,-
900; tea, S22, OoOC0O, spirits, s2I, co0,-
0o0; wine, s6,So0.C COO; coffee, $1,000
coo; fruit, 100000; cocoa, s325; chic
cory, $4,000
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06

Arthur Simmouds, maHof eccentric
appearance and parJially.9fnuk, entered
the Metropolitan District Railway Sta
ton, England, recently, and took OF bis
boots, and when elected, seon came back
more drunk, blew bugle tossttEsef atten.
ton, and then began to undress himself
in public.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06

Two prominent Masons of New York
City who recently visited Pernambuco, 8
maritime province of Brazil, convinced
some Of their brethren in the order that
slavery was inconsistent with the order,
aud as q result thirty-two Brazilian
Mssons signed an edict declaring that
they would neither. purchase nor mold
SLAYER after Novem Ter 7, 1887.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06

A New York man has invented q device
to save horses in case of fire. 1t can be
worked either by electricity or by hand.
At a certain temperature bell will ring,
and the moment the bell shall ring the
doors will fly open, the horses will be
uphitche d and two small streams OF water
will strike each horse in The face. To
escape the water the horses will back out
of the stalls, and once out Of them they
VIII have an opportunity Of seeing way
OK escape through the open doors.
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The amount OF affectionate considers
tlon shown by Rspul lican statesmen, at
Washington. to Senltor Riddleberger is
said to be extremely amusing.
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oop.ump,,ous ur.ly Cured.

To the Editor:-Please inform your readers
that have a posi<5se remedy for the above
saxnsed oisea s3sfts timely use thousands OF
nope{esaexses q Fe been psfmanent'y cared.
PRRSs, any of foaf reaaFrs who hfVe con-
sup don ii they H1l >seFd me- Ter Express
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