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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

soRpAGE--sisal rope. l-2-in. bo,i.
q i.2c; MANILA rope, lC.ln. basis, 10 i.2e..
cotton rope. oil lizes' lSei cotton twine,'
l6c. -, ,,,,5,,,,
ksrs ,AAa Mn A 81, twesty' ;o asrt 6oIe.
ipp st per 100. 81; third bushel b Suss'
nor 10, Sl.25; climax baskets, per ioo'
pah1, IL bushcl climax baskets ~.
Ia $3.50; 4 basket crates, Dor l1pot
iii, melon crates, per 100, S1I. w.
'sLEDS-Amber cane seed. per busheI
$3.50. o.. -,
Alfalfa seed-.SI;0O per bnshoL.
Siock peas-S l.75 per bushei.
Iohnson grass seed--Sl.bU per busbe,
MiIiet-Per bushel, 05c.
GRAN sACKs-i,ale lots, cumber.
land 4, n lie: Naomi, 10 i.2c; ii y
i 1d i-2c; u. y, o., IL l-2c; s. bu. \
o., s i4e; eentals, . 1-2ci Z IL bn''
ssheat bags o on, 1-2c.
RINDING TW1NE-F. o. b. For.
worth, per 100 lbs. white siaai, 81 10.
standard, S0.35; MANILA. 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
1HE aAzsTTE. RG WORTH. TEXAS SUNDAY. July aa 1894

be filled with gas Of two parts Of hydro.
gen ana one part Of oxygen, and II was In
thls way that the tests were made The
tests we're most successful
80 lar as my connection with the mat
Ter Is concerned. ] AMI through, because
my law practice VIII not allow me To de
ssole my more time 70 the matter, but |
feel sure that the time viii come when
ram VIII be produced by artificial means
N thoroughly practical way that viii
pe OF great benefit In times Of long con-
mnned dryness In agricultural districts.
me government shorid establish stations
throughout the country for this purpose
under control Of the war department,
tant dny."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
COAL

Retsil Ilst-Canon City, s775 per
ION; acAllster, Chortnw, Jenny Lind.
Big Muddy, lsouss, Maitland, Cameron.
,,ssohihson and Walsepberg Goals. car lots.
s81bi one-half ton. $3.50; Monarch. Vic.
tor Santa Clara mud Fillmore conls. cat
lots. $50; 3 10 10 ton lots, 50: two
tons, sg.25; one ton, $3.50; ene-half ton.
car lots, sh.25; to 10 tons. $3.50; two
tons, Sn.Tpi. ono ton. SO; .one-half ton.
1929; Maitland cgr and Monarch egg.
car lots. 81, 2 TO 10 tons, Sh.25; two tons.
RcnnN conf. chr lota SIT: 3 10 10 ton
lots, si2.fb. sirglc ton. STA; anthracite
f0uidn). 2 to 10 tons, So: single ton.
snhoi onc-har ION. sN' slack cNa'. ar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

,rATs-Dry salt. short clear IL
M short clear 10 -: boca,'
b sn9spn 10 lie; hams, medium. liz.
ss,ee.ai'fast bacon, IA l-2ci dry salt beI.
llefi,A iRlD-compOund. Sc; pure leaf.
IL IL, "a R--Grnnulated, G.3-l0: po,v
sd N barrels, Q 5.Bcj powdered. ia
ase,sp' 7.9c; cut loaf, In bbls., d..
bbisi y IL bills. o 3-4c: fancy ysilaec.,;;
s.gnn.,,s sod 1886; extra z. 51,sd5 lie
NISiana. &c; Lion. 24c; Aiaromu. 5ic;;
Jersey rs coFFEE-By m. ....
1l',1lo l.2d21e; choice, % 10: fancy
f1o1' .. Peabody, 25ci old governnlonf IL,
~ IA De-, Mocha. n lie.
Va dnt'AsSE s- Barrel lots choice reboll.
~ pee gal; fancy syrup. a5c prr
Gal.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.


NEW YORK, July o2.-Thc security
market was weaker this morning than
at amy time since the present downward
movement set IN and many stocks and
bonds touched the. lowest figur : yet
made. Tie depression WIS due 10 The
heaviness ~ the London market aud re-
Moved activity on the part of the bears.
end heavy nuuidations. The hank fall
urrs At Milwaukee added to the deprss-
si)n.. Changers were freely sold. The
decline was checked by the favorable
bnnk statement which shows a gain. the
reserves of the banks, however. are still
bel Nv the legal requirements. This show
ing induced the bears 10 turn their paper
profits into cash, and a general rally of
II and took place The close was
firm.
Railway bonds weak and depressed.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull
Bar silver. 40.
Mexican dollars. 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July o2-Cattle
-Shipnents. 500; best grades firm, others
weak. Texas steers, 81. 25dli. 10; Texas
M5.10; native COWS. S1.45d350; butch
trs stock, S3OOft4 20; stockers and feed
ers, S1.35u3G0i bulls aud mixed, Sl50
M3.25.
Hogs Receipts, 400; shipments, 100;
S5.00M5.l0; higher; weak; bulk Of sales,
So 4OM5.1O; heayles, S5.:s06lb 30, packers,
$5.IO@5T0; mixed, S555n5. lights,
S5.Goa5,S0: workers., S5.7on5 80; pigs;
81. 900 $50.
Sheep Receipts. 30; shipments. 600;
quiet, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD yIoLgrr & co.


NEW ORLEANS, La, July o2.-At-
wood Violet 4 Go. say: Fumres-The
world visible supply of American today
Is 2,lShOOO bales, against 2,53T 900
bales Inst year, aud 1,520O00 bales the
year before. showing a loss since last
Saturday of 5000 bales. against a loss
this week last year Of 5000 bales. The
excess of the American supply over two
years ago today is GgiOOO bnles. 1t may
be reduced by September / to 550,OOO
bales, an excess of 10000 bales which
wns the visible supply on September |.
1871; On August l, 1891, September
October in Liverpool closed at I 30,
and September in this market at Z ~,
~ and September here today Z .50.
Our only object In giving statistical
information OF the kind we have lately
been putting forth. is Just what should
he had by everybody TO whom informa-
ton of that character is not accessible,
anu we farther give It to show that unless
the crop is seriously Injured during the
next six weeks, or two months, we are
nkely TO have decreasing spot sales IN
Liverpool, with increasing stocks on this
SIDE. We don't say that the market will
advance or decline, we do saw, however,
that the situation on September | does
not present itself 10 us as likely to be of
an encouraging nature. unless under the
conditions above mentioned.
Dispatches from Texas today report
ram at many points, and a Houston dis
patch says there were rains in the South
west, where they have been most need.
ed. To what extent these rains have
been beneficial. remains To be seen.
We close 3 points lower than yester.
day, and Liverpool one higher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
LOCAL MARKETS.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEATON, or new. No. ?, 05c; N

wHEAr-old or new. No. 2, Coo; No.
y, 00c.
ear. 25c; shelled, mixed, sacked, 32c;
white, sacked. BE.
OArS-Ncw crop. Texas rust proof,
car lots Z. o. b. Fort Worth, buke zoe,
sA'fs'' >--fer ton. T. 0. b. Fort Worth.
S'UntY-Car lots. T. o. b. Fort Worth.
host Fornc- $500 per ton: best upland
nnrairic. local. per ton 5000.
frtUCK l5est patents, $500 per 100
nnnnds: half patents, 81 50; third grade
siIO; fourth grade. SLIGO; northern
na,ent. 500.
pnpAIuSrS-Corn rnd onts mlreA ma,
,oo SIS; per hundred pounds, ST. 90
"Ss,oTrON.-Low ordinary. 4 13.16c.
.S,nary, s 5-l6c; good ordinary, 8 ii.ia.
or middiing. o 1916; middllng, O 3s:
, sood middling. 6-si middli1g fair'
7-H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

= Per doz,, Sis.
81 ,loS ~, Alaska, No. salmon, per dos .,
SnTv Columbia river No. | SALMON, pSS..
AvmrSihao' Lib, maekerel. per doA'' ,' 90:
',u,n,eeh sardlncs. t.4g per cnse' Sl-,o 49,.
MEATS Ported ham, IA H.. SOC per
W.. potted ham, IL 10, Sl,ho per zoe
Vienna sausage. IL ID, N,25 per 9os'
im enha sausage, J. H.. 81 10 per NO. o,
clipped beer 10 III Sst.SSo per doa.;
Capped beef ! H., Sa.40 per doz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
DRUGS.

quotations based on small lots TO ro,.n
80 Antpathine, per ounce ~.
uea,snild. per ounce, Toe. Az.
, ASSdrU5c ; aeetie acid, per pound. III H..
gyarlollc acId, ssrysl, peg ~; &c 10 alc:
n1sd 81 r.. per 10. PIC; suipLnrir n xxx
pcr b.. PIE; fannie aeld I'LL ,u'
~. IL Si.25; alcohol, o5 ner emf ~. -,
psit $50. less &c cash; alum. nss ~
IL antikamnia, Sl00i antifebrip~ ~, ~,
~ - 25c; aatipTrine, per o.. sil10. w
snonia. carbonate. per h., &c; blne yi.fiai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
HIDES. WOOL, ETC.

uIDEs-Buyers are paying; DR.
AMI. heavy. Sc; light, DC; dry salt *.
green cree saii. 3d3 lie; butchers green
2 1.26fsi 1-,o.
,,sdinn f2ui4c; fat, 12ft14c. y"
BoNES Hoois ard bones. $500 Der
ton. delivered. -
BEESW -1betlsc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
WINES AND SPIRITS.

WuIsKfES--Rectl6cd.s 81 .2Oa2 90 n,
uar nroof: 1-yenr-old upwards. si anss
b1o. stur mash. 2-year-old and upwnrdss
xi niSIb A. per age; extra fine xlItl0<S
1000 blended whlskles, S2.00d3.2D' w
WINES Pure grape. per gallon, ST. 90
gWSIItANDIEs- -Purc Tennessee annls
50 81. pure Maryland peach, 81 .50.T ~,
meslIc cognae, $L70Q3,60; Imported
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

WASHINGTON. July 22.-It is report
ed on the streets that Postmaster Genera
Bissell will appoint few Democrats in
his department after the meet
ing of congress- The same Republican.
who ran the office during Harrison's adj
ministration are stil on deck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS WOOL.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. July 22.-wool-Re-
ceipts today. $4,000 pounds; shipments
$4,000 pounds; receipts this week. 52I.
600 pounds: shipments. 10000 ponndsi
no new features Wool slow Of sale aud
everything in buyers favor Some Texas
stock has been moved. hut at buyers
terms. Quotations unchanged.
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sT. LOUIS. NO., July 22.-cotton--
Steady; middlings Z SO; sales 200
bales receipts. 100 bales; shipments,
900 bales; stocks, $1,000 bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July ~
Wheat-No. . red. or
corn--ln fair demand. mixed IL lower,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
cRAcKnRs nAKNs ANp oANplEs,


CRACHERs-AnImai., ice; Boston
nntter, Sc; butter. &c; creams. 49, -,
rrncknels i6c; cracker meal, uci oyste'
pehtl' Oc; oyster excelsior, SC, pre'4"m,s.:
ias, cream roda, Sc, snowflake '-e'
CAKES AND JuMBLEs-1l l-2e;
irnlt, sultana. lie; ginger snaps, 80
gpahdmn's cookies. Zoe; lemon hh,nHPs..
iaci waters, lbe; sugar cookies iVe'
sag. .plauks, Sc.
BIB box. 10; Rnm drops, A. r.. hssort-
ed flavor h'lb. box. Zoe; Jnpnneee strips,
coconnut flavor, Glib. box. O5c; rock as
sorted and white, O5c; French kisses,
per box, 06e; chocolate creams, Al,
poe; lemon drops, frosted, per box, Coo;
burnt almonds per box, OOc; rreama,
handmade, twelve varieties, poe; peanut
blocks, Soc; peanut bar, per box, l2c;
lozenges, assorted con, oh. box, iocl
inarshmallows, cherry brand, Glib, box.
l.25, mixed candles pals, per h..
lie; crystal cut Sc; daisy, II, NJ,
creams i2c; stick candy, in pnila. :
lie; wrapped sticks, IN pals, lAc.
PoULTRY--ol hens. per dozen.
SA2A, snring chlckeua. small. per dox,.
81 %, frirrs. per dozen, $500,
EGGS-l9resh, without case, zoe, Kan
sas eggs, l5c.
BUTTER Fresh country, 10000;
choice creamery, 20023c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

New York, July 2s Especially
Sterling-Bank, co days. q siA@4 50
commercial, 60 DAYS - siJS
acknowledgements, 80 :.
Ffanks-Dunk, co DAYS o g3k
Commercial, co days .......5 a3I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Now Orleans, la, July %. -tSpecia y -
Sterling - Commercial, W
days, ,a.",....,.t....,-..l s04dP4 SIX
Francs Commorclal,6 90 days5 %
New York sgnt-Bank -. 100 pre-.
Conmerclal. .................lO dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
FRESH VEGETABLES AND TRuITs


VEGETABLES Caulinowcr pcr dor.
en-, 81. 356ti so. wax beans. per bushel,
Slb0, green peas, per bnsbcl. 500;
sonnshrs, ncr doz., 25da5c; cucnnbers.
per doE. 256fi0ci new cabbage, Northern
per pound, &c; tomat0cs.. ~ bushel
box. DOE. tomatoes. IL bushel boxes,
1881 tomatoes IN crates Of 4 has.
kets, 81 90; asparagus, per dozen,
hunchns IOcmSllHi; now potatoes per
In, 71dtSl 90 new onions, per pound,
"a lie; rhlbarb, per basket, lOnTbc;
green corn, per ds l0dl5c: butter beans
per hnsliti. @t0li pkru, por bllshri, Sl..3.
nec nian'. n'r dnH.. iiNi1url sweet unp-
per IL bushel hps. h0c.
FRUITS Cherries per box, Cal, 81 10
per crate, Kansas, $500; apples, red
Dor IL hu. boNes, u5c; apples green / q
hnshel boxes roc; apples IL bu b'slt'ts
bO100c; peaches, 10 bu. boxes, 356l
plums. per bu., 81; cAnialotpc. per doz.,
.ttii5ilc: wntrrmclOn-. T5u0St Der dng
lemons. per box, S6liG, Mediterranean
sweet oranges, ~ 90, Blueteld banana,
nor bunch. 81 OOlia! }; npficots. per boz
" 90, grapes, iO,lb bsk't, 100000. non "a
nor bnalel So 90; Siberian crab nppies'
Nor bushcl, $50, White Heath peaches
per 6ushel. $500; Chinese cling peaches.
Der bnsbel. " 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

New York, July .-,SpeciaD Cotton
futures closed easy, 10 . points lover.
Sales, 90 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

New Orleans. July Va (Spociall Cot ton
iaturos closed quiet 2to points lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Money on
call easy. 4Ni6,
Prime mercantile paper sale .-
Sterling exchange dull and futurelass
! u l,2tf4 50 1-2 sixty days; 4 So 1-26I
4 81 demand ="
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

NEW YoRK. Saturday, July 2e.-Vlsibla
supply cotton In world according TO Chron.
clio this date:
Total supply today .....,..,.... 2,Gsl OH
Same day last year. ..3,00l, l4I
difference .,......... .....,....... S7OiV'O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Ports.
Galveston. Tex. July y. -CSpeciai.) -
Receipts thus far this week l,aiy
Recents the same timelas. year,-- AZ.
Receipts this dAy. .,,,
Receipts this day last year
Total receipts thus far thisseasou Aes5. Ol6
Total receipts thus farlast season ZOOS, s2a
Difference .......,.,......... a,0;l,6
Exports 10 tsreat Britain ,,... ~
Exports TO continent, '......,.... LOO
Daily Movements at tnteri1- r,w,.
Galveston. Tex, July -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

British Consn,s
London. InlY %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Galveston. Tex, July ~ -(sp,clal.) =
Wool--Market quiet unchanged.
sPR1Nu-rwELYE MONTHS ctr
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29

recent Conference at Elkton. DIR. Hoss
OF the Nashville Christian Advocate, in
his address, spoke of his contributors,
and mentioned the name of Rev. F. NJ.
Grace, professor at Hiwassee College,
Tennessee, as one specially excellent in
the literary line, Temarking that his re-
firing modesty was the cause of his not
being as fully known and prominently
POSTPONED as is his deserving. He was
my conference class-mate in Alabama;
my comrade at Tuscaloosa, where he was
in charge of the Female College, and. l
Observation-Disclosures" and through the
years deep has called unto deep, as our
sorrows and our delights have multiplied
and the grey has crept from the wings Of
time to our crowns. Ha.w
Ipreached at night at the Christian
church, on the Parable of the Prodigal
Son. Ford took me to task next day for
saying Alexander Campbell was an apos-
tie, raised in the order of providence as
an ecclesiastical theological factor, to
qualify according to the measure supplied
by an individual joint other denomina-
tional factors. One who FoRDs has no
right to take to task one who swIMs
Gross Alexander had been appointed to
preach at that place and hour, but asked
to be excused. Rushing went to him at
secretary table and insisted, privately,
but Alexander said, "No, appoint Cot
trell." So Rushing, without seeing the
others Of the committee,) stepped back
to the pulpit and so announced. saw
it all and was gratifed. i had rather
preach than hear anybody. Fishing
comes next to preaching-when they
bite. And can sing right we'll.
"PARIs EXTRACT" Who ever heard of
such perfume? 1t was Ponds Extract
about which Foskett fused SO in our
room, at Chicago. When l told Young
to sprinkle some OF it on the window
ledge to keep off the rouges, called it
pons-dSsinOrum Foskett was the only
one Of the company that laughed.
Another slip of the type in my CON-
munication, last, makes me say, respect.
ing Pauls commentator OF sister Phoebe
that all of us are in tone and touch with
the natural, "unless it be those who have
received the second blessing" 1t was
written, "the second blasting" To be
blasted, religionistically, is different from
being blessed, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Meth
odist.
Cloverport, Kentucky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29
Anecdote of Patrick Henry.

Like all great public characters whose
lives are the common property ofstheir
countrymen, Patrick Henry has been
made the central figure of many interest
ing tales, some doubtless authentic, but
many more savoring Of the apocryphal.
The following anecdote, whether true
wholly or in part, or purely mythical,
SHOWS the spirit Of perfect confidence in
which the people of Virginia regarded
him:
When CORVALLIS made his great raid
into Virginia, in 1881, the Legislature
fed from Richmond TO Charlottesville,
but the nearer approach of the British
caused the House to break up suddenly
and in some disorder on the 4th Of June.
1t is related that Henry, accompanied
by Benjamin Harrison, John Tyler, and
Colonel Christine, fleeing from the red
coats, stopped one evening at a lowly
cabin in the hills and asked for food,
An old woman who answered their sum-
mons demanded OF them who they
were. Henry, who acted as spokesman,
replied: D7'''-.A '''''N
ave are members of the Legislature,
and have been compelled to leave Char
lottesville on account Of the approach Of
the enemy fiaai '.iaifei q Z ~
a"Ride on, then, We cowardly knaves,"
she replied in righteous wrath. "My
husband and sons have gone TO Chariot
tesville to fight for ye, and ye are rum
ming away like ours Clear out-ye shall
have nothing herep' ~ rn
But" expostulated Mr.. Henry, 1--WE
were obliged TO fly. We could not see
THE Legislature broken up Why, here
is the Speaker Mr.. Harrisoni you don't
think he would have fled had it not been
necessary"
81 always thought great deal Of Mr..
Harrison TIL now" replied the woman,
she'd no business to run away" and she
was about to close the door. y'i-
"Hold, good woman" urged Mr.
Henry, "you must know that Mr.. Tyler
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29

or Col. Christine would not take to fight
without good reason, would theyH" va
"No, indeedp' she said. 800 Do
"But they are here" said Mr.. Henry,
pointing to his companions. ''T''t ffai
The old woman gazed at the party, but
rejoined: '#'1hf -HF ''' .'.i'.'. .'
emo matter; we love these gentlemen,
but if they have run away from the
British they shall have nothing to eat in
my house." aHm IliH .ualuaa s.'t a
In this extremity Mr.. Tyler stepped
forward and said:4 HHt .,Hu- I'
"Whst would you say, my good woman
if were to tell you that Patrick Henry
had fled with the restY' $3.50 hur F.Hl
Patrick Henry" she answered ang-
rily, and with much disgust. Patrick
Henry, sir would never do such disre2,
utable, cowardly act!'' .r.as ru.. r.t 4
"But this is Patrick Henry" said
Tyler, pointing to him. ...-.#.g "a. gH
The old woman was speechless for a
moment, her face depicting most pro,
found establishment. AT length she
said: ...r. %. 3. ..r.
"Well, then, if that is Patrick Henry
it must be all right. Come in, We are
welcome to the best have, Blue and
Grav H'. ... .H -
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29

Under whatever name Inflammation 10 found.
(and The list is . long tnel there viii Golden
Relief cure. Thus IL Is mat IL will cure feion.
applied externally, and also . consumption
taken In drop doses ON small lump Of sugar In
ternaily. You have sore. bruised finger. Put
the Relief on Il and be surprised, how Quickly II
Is well. On any other sore u isths same. Ono
drop applied toan old sore viii cause II to heal
after all else hos failed. cold-sores ON your lip
Ars cured by II In one night You have tried Il
for sorethrost and found yourself cured slmost
ct once. Now your lungs are sore-innamed-
Il quickly cures Inflammation Of the lungs A
chronio ugh-consumption Is on YOU II win
cure your lungs. No Inflammation. no eonsunlp-
Hon. II will not permit inflammation 70 exist
This IL why ~ cures consumption as u
would sore throat. or inux. feiop, . toothAahe
or neuralgia The sore In your lungs 10 healed
and you are we'll One sore Is not much unlike
another No Inflammation, no sore, no con-
sumption A tablespoonful cures Ia Grippe,
II satisfaction not given money refunded. II
never dissppoints. Taxa bottle home To-Day.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29

For lame back or for pain in the
side or chest, try saturating piece of
flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and binding it onto the affected parts.
This treatment will cure any ordinary
case in one or two days. Pain Balm also
cures rheumatism. 80 cent bottle for sale
by A. r. Fisher, Cloverport and Witt &
Meador, Hardinsburg. @ H' Ta
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29
Catarrh iu the Head

Is'nhdoubtedly disease Of the blood,
and as such only reliable blood purifier
can effect perfect snd RELIABLE cure.
Hoods Sarsaparilla isthe best blood pur
ifier, and 1t has cured many very severe
cases of catarrh.s Catarrhsz oftentimes
leads to consumtion. Take Hoods Sar-
saparilla before it is to late.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29

One will be giving thanks in an emin-
emily blessed way by being the means Of
enabling some poor familyiato give
thanks. iifzinrpo 7ilhi s1sfs 40 u ~
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29

, A Missouri girl now makes IA new
standard for long measuren Her foot Is
fifteen inches long. 30 al a1ah nnll na
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29

HooDSPILfs 90 not purge, pain Dr.
grippe, put act promptly, easily. and effic-
ientlyi e5c. 10 9bIsnI eJ9g