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i , m ';; At f., . m vl 1! am kMst o., lie biir,; M I. mi I. til' v: ...ii ' -in? jj ". k- p..Mi.. pvtf. f mo;.; iur. ( ii "I; i r 5 IS. Uljtiffl ' tj j 8 ivmSiMMz&hiifr- ' 3lr ; " ? T' . G TITO GAZETTE: FORT TOKTIT. TEXAS, SATURTUY AUGUST A, Hair. The MnmirAclurc of tioaV Journal of t-'nbrlca. Tlio scarcity mid coneiquent denr iiess of mutton us im nrtieluof food hi .Eiijjliincl Indirectly public altciHion to tlic utilization of the Kout, nltliotigh tliubliixufrrlnstilnr prejudice of Kng llsluileiriiiis to bo overcome a gcilem! fiub-niuilu fi'ii" tliti Blieon. lJlifiiiost flUcccKsful efforts nre being iniule In tills direction, tiiuitily through the ex ertions of tho JJritlwIi gout i-oclcllcrf, which Dairy Furim-ru' Association. Inhibitions are now hold, and prizes ottered lor Improving tho breeds of gonts, botli for milk mid meat -supply, ind tlie results are already seen In n rapid increase ilijtho number of go.Us iii tltU feotintry. And now tho ciuw.- 'Uoii UttrUlug aft to tlic disposal of goai'it hair, which will soon become iieuUfiil. and as this subject will forge Its way to the front, very short' ly, it is not out of place to allow h preliminary notice of it to forin.the niblcet t.f an article.. In the JotfrftM if J-'tthrivx. Tho present re- . maiks nttist, necessarily be of a retro spictive eliaracler. and simply prelini limrv i tint ilUi'innIoti wldeb will in evltjd)lv arisiias to the future use of Uritis.li goat's iiair. Tlie origin of the goat's hair f.ir clothlhg Is lost in the olisUtrittts of dim antiquity, but it is well known thai is was among tho first, if not absoln'ely the first, sub stance used in the manufacture of hu man clothing. It has been wdl said respecting tlie ancient and Yrldely extended ue of goat's linir for clothing that our rude forefathers in the valliy of tho Euphrates, the Jews ami Egyptians, the wild hunters of the mountains fastness of Asia Minor, the aboriginal inhabitants of tho New World, tho Celts in Ireland and Northern tin rone, hid discovered the. method of making aititleinl coverings from the tkeces of the goat. It ' was of this material the gorgeous curtains for '.he tabernacle in thonlainsofSinia were woven; It was with goat's, hair that Saul of Tamils made those tents by tho sale of which lie mainly supported himself during his arduous missionary journeys at the dawn of Christianity, "and it is from the down that grows be neath tho rougher outer covering of the slit-goat that those splendid specimens of color, texture, and delicacy of work manshipthe cashmere shawls are produced. Tho two main classes of goods into which tho the hair of the goal Is woven are cashuiero and mo hair, and the history of their manufac ture forms interesting chapters in tlie romance of t rade. I n recent times the French held for many yearn tho su premacy in tho manufacture of cash uiero and mohair, but tho entorpriio and ingenuity of Hnglisl'moit, tiy tho introduction of tho alpaca, and by the extended ine of mohair, reared an Industry at Uradtord, Yorkshire, which outrivalled the looms of France. Hut tlie llekle goddess Unit ruk-s tho Kingdom of fashion hcems to have de creed that alpaca shall fur the time at .'least bo banished from her realm, and many Bradford manufacturers are turning their looms to tho production of cashmere. This material is, of course, the outcome of tho manipula tion of imported hair, and leaves tho utilization of native goat's hair un touched. .Still there is no reason to doubt tint In an age distinguished above all preceding uuca for inventive Indus try, tho hair of tho unlive goat will be co'me an important material for the production ot ihuconrbor kinds of tex tile goods, now made of shoddy and .. iiumgo, for the clothing of tho nidus ! trial population. The various move- nients unit will bo made in this direc tion will be iiitore.itlug records in the future not far distant. acres of. it now, mid shall sow JIUO as Tost iw h can get it In, but fow men in this state nre educated to feed properly to make Johnson grass u basis lor suc cess." m We entirely agroo with Mr. Dewey in-fco far as hesas fanners should find oiltlf they know the uso oltho kwss j ocioro inwy ueciuv iu uw u. ju . don't want it because they can't get rid of it, and others do want it for the same reason. Johnson grass is pretty gencrallv being tried in nil sec tions of the cotfntry and it is not dilll cult for n man to sec where it has been used, what it ha done and Its value, ns feed for stock. Mouse's Aoub Magncts are guaran teed to euro Fever and Agtto Then why suficer longer? Try them J Only oOcts per box. Money refunded if no euro is effected. Sold by L. N. Bhunswio & Co., Fort Worth Texa ; A positive cure for malarial poison ing, chills, fever and ague, is found in Morse's Airtte Magnets. Only f0 cents per box. Hold by L. N. Brunswig &. Co., Fort worth, Texns. Mr. A. F. Lumni, of Fort Bend county, Tex., writes: . "Mop.sk Acnrr. Maonkts have cured my entire family of chills and fever, and that none should be M'ithout.themwhourosuiler rlng with malarial troubles in any form." For Mile by L. N. Bruswig, Fort Worth, Texas. Tito sick, worn ami dejected should read the advertirinient of Cot. jikn's Liquid Jim:!' Toxic. A. M. BRITTON, I'resiitent. H. l BENTLEY, vice-rresuient. W. A G-AKNER, Becreuiry. B.B. PADDOCK. Trerts THE TEXAS INVESTM FORT WORTH, TEXAS. CAPITAL STOCK PAID UP, GOMFfl syftM H ' vm of -1 JySiB 'j $100,000.00 Shlloh'a couffli and consumption cufe Ih sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by L. N. Bruns wig & Co. , 200 patterns of pocket knives from 10 cents to $10 each at Andorson's Giln Store . SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS, Attorneys at Law. AG. aicCIAJNO, Attorney at Luvr. omoo , corner Miitn nnd KlrKlstrcol, In linn na building, Fort Worth, Texas. MCM17LLAN A HUMPHIIUYS, AttoiTieys ntlnw, Kort Worth, Toxuh, ColleollnB corporation and ccnerul lUlnutlon. tlilloe in Terrell bulldlnt;, corner First and iluln utroclN, K. JA3IASON, ATTOUNK M'li 1 1 exl6ro, Tex ns. AT-liAW rivm.TON, .iniinAN taiii.ton, riw 1. jam mid Kunl Kslutc Agents, lllllsbwro, Tuxuh, lmve n'RoinnlfctoiiltHlrnclornll survey in lllll county. Hpeclal utleutlou plven to huylngaiulNeUlni; lauds, pcrfcctlne titles, etc. EUOAK llYH, nttornov at luw, (county at torney) AIIjui"-, Tw.iuh. J, K 1. oillt. Lawyer anil I,ivnd Ageut, Ver non, Wllunrgcr county, Texas'. Commission Dealers for the Purchase and Sale ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE AND LIVE SI Branch Offices of 'this Company have been Established at SAN ANTONIO, AUSTIN, COLORADO AND GAINESVILLE, TEXAS - ... ' Also in St. Louis, Chicago, New York and other Eastern Cit$ London, England, Uiasgow, bcotiana, And all tlie principal cities of Europe, by which we are enabled to handle all Properties placed in our hands to the very best advantage, and on the most liberal terms. H ."TJSJ m& ' j LAND DEPARTMENT. Our facilities for handling Grazing and all classes of Wild Lands are nnequalcd. This under the suncrYision of one of our most experienced men, who is well posted on all mattes with Texas lands. Particular attention is paid by this company to the handling of locate! stocks of cattle, and by our comprehensive system of Branch Offices at all leading points in this offer the public unrivaled advantages in such transactions. LIVE STOCK. 1 4 We make a specialty of Buying and Selling Cattle for future delivery. Also, of Buyiitn Horses and Sheep ; and are prepared to handle tlie same to an unlimited extent, on the most fatoll CITY REAL ESTATE. Sure to Im Car oil For. Krom the lloston (.jlotiu. TIo eniuo out of a down-town lxstiui rant and stood ot( thc8Klowlk,w!tli u KCiutil, contented expression of a iiiiui who huu enjoyed a good dinner. As he waitd, wliUlliug softly and trying to decide what to do next, hU eyes fell upon a ragged, wreteheddooklng little J.-NleUow who was leaning agahiHt tho .ifnilHiig. giii'.fng at tliu tlalnlivs dlrfplay 1 lid In tiiu wiililou' and Inhaling tho sa vory odors coming up from below. "Hello, ycuingster! What tiro yoil doing heroV" asked-tho snilllng Ilia ton gentleman. '.'I'm siuellin' and looUingatthewit tle. It'ti hetter'n notliiiii;," . "Aroytm hungry'.'" , , . J ' "Hain't had nothing since yos'tlny niQrnln'." , A; look of pity softens the old fel isytovJfl fitco iih ho thinly of the four good meals ho has enjoyed since t lien. "Wliero's .your fattier V Why don't, liu take euro of you V" ho demanded. SHtfOla man's on a drunk . this week," I A the laconic answer. ' " Whore'rt your mother V" "Never had one." "Poor hoy ! Never hAd any mother I , And you are very hungry V" "You bet," lie replied emphatically, witH'n shrewd glaneo upward. "Well ! well I come in with me and liuvo something to eat." While tlie lad was outing voracious ly, his iienefaetor thought he ought to do a' littlo nilssionary work, so ho talk ed to tho boy earnestly and tried to make him understaud that the Lord , Ji nlway.H sm-s for little loyj, no matter v"-lit)w iKior. they aro. When tho little A nrah had entcu all ho psdbly could. ' .'ho quickly stowed the remaining food iii his pockety, and shunted oil" his C'hatr-with a sigh of satisfaction, intl imited ilait he wan ready to go. "i''eel hetter?" lnqiiircHl tlvo philan thropist, as he settled the hill. - The lo grunted nssi'tit. .. ''You huMeve now thatthc Iword does take euro of littlo hoys like you, don't , ynu?' huusked, as "tho bay Iwgau to ' edgy awuy from htm, with an .uneasy " look. "1 allcra Uw)'t if tho Lord wouldn't Ink care on mo tho devil wnuM 1" was tho gracelesa reply, tm tho boy fVa;ol around the corner and dla appmiwcL ;!', JaVfissa U'rass. I'rom tli6 Texas Wool Grower. I (. rr. J. L, Dewov of Beulv. Ausllul .-.. i... - i "J'luisesuy to your ubscrllorH to 4'go slow" on ".lohusoit grass,"' until thoy nnnleatlmire tiiey vvant It. One of.niy correspondeutayt"It Is the " ium pernicious gms on tho Auietican oontinont." Mixed farming and "Johiisoii irras.s" will not .Jo. 'l'li. comblwitlou for best results w(h that grass, 1$ milk, beef and mutton to he Jwhc led ly a good feeder. ) not think to destroy If not nloascd with It. Once jilai) fed there it will renwlu ,s long as "ivood grows and water rung," Mr. , of Alabama, who do fciree to sell seed, to tho contrary, not- wltliNtiiiKlliig, m ;ondy to sow -0 W. VA1TON, Attorney ixt iinrnn 'i'iiiu i 'ii . W ;( UAuri v" nnulc. Olllco over Joilnd' CdUcialons T . t'l . ... . . " on toutiiy iiunic 1mv, ("'o- proiupiij HA I.I. l'ATTON', AltorncyH at Law and Ucnerul I.11111I Aucnttt, AlMvrudo, Toxiih. HuIit to Alvaimlo bituk, L. II. Truelove, J. M. JIUI.N. K. Sparks. J' X.. rKi;r.i:i:, Attorney ul Law and I.nna . Acnt. Cuincnut, Milmii conniv. Tuxns. Wilt pructlco In nil tho courts or litis Ktiito. HiiKlncsH promptly nttumled to unit corre Mponduncu xolldu-a. rniiJll'I.K HOUSTON, Attorney nl Ijiw, X Mobeotlo, Wheeler county, Texas. In prompt, uUeiulaiu'O on all tho District Courts oftiiornn-llandlci; Civil IinHtnorsri Special ty j will Huniler Land for Tuxes ; lViy Tnxos on liiuct; invostlKiite and I'Grfect, Titles to land, and Itedcuin Land Bold for Taxes ; LuikIb Houclitund Bold on Cominlsslou; Col loctlons qnlokly mndu unit remitted; Coi rcHpomloni'o FolIeJiod nnd lufnrnitttlon uc cumtcly und rcndlly ruruUhed. I I'MiOOSON.Uind and Collection Ah'ont x . Gainesville, Texas. no i it. i:, .I,V mnn.TM'UJ. Speelal Attention 01 von to uinco, norm SMITH, Attorney at Law, Hher- Lund MnttuiM und Collection!. Hldu public Fqitiivo. OACi. C. HUDSON. Attorney at Law and .1, Notary l'ubltc, Alvnrndo, Texas, will niiieileij In the coiuts of Johnson nnd adjoin ing counties, In the Btato Appelate and Hu prttuiu'oui'tK. All husliK'hs entrusted to his euro will receive prompt and fallUtul atten tion. Olllc up stairs over Cotter's dry goods HtoH-, north nldd or square. ' B. O. CALL, lawyer: Notniv Public and Land An-cntr IIIIlKboro. Hill county. I'oxas. 'j he Hrin of .Melvlitnon it CmII im been diKNolvcd, and I remain colleo'.orof nil claims heretofore la thobaod.i of t-uld linn. 111 attend to n trulierul eollei'tlni' nml Imul business. I have special raelllllesforcollcct- ui eiumit in uii'Hi-rciuiuoi inustaie. uefor wicoa -Hill County, JlaiUt; (ieo..K..BturBl, Kiiulioi; l'errill a Iix, N. Htionti.Solm 1). tirreu, Hlllhboro. Missouri itiultla ltullwo v Company and Tuxa i out nil Itallwny Com jiHiiy. very. roHpoetlully, Ji ). Call, .otllee puny, in War ron'H liutlillni; (up Miilrn). Hotels, OlONTltAL HOTLL, roek hotlne, soutirnio of public t-quare, Albany, Texas, B. r. Utlusoti, proprlbior. Sampto room for com incrclul travelers. Free hack from do jgi hotel. CltOCICKTT HOIJSLMlonUain, Texas, clean bods, airy rooiim, a woll nrorproorsufe, smnplo and woll-urraiiKcd bath rooms. CLKlUIUNi: IIOUSi:, ClotnirnOt Toxus."w! U. llrown, Proprletoi. Oood accommo ilutloim; iviuoiiuhle rates, Coanuodlous samplo rooms for commercial men. GKNTHAI. HOTlir., llrcnluiin, Texas. .. (Urmuuiora' Home,) Mrs. L. lllusenbiich l'ropilo;teK.4. ciiy; iiirKuu llUHlUtlOtlH. ltoht lltul lliriTPNt. lwilnl In tin. larKuuuduIry rooinf.; itrst-class accom- 171.CIIAN(HC HOTia-SOUTH BIDUPUIt Jii lie MUure. to") yards from llanna's Bprlnir, Ijtmi.tiBiis, Texr.s, Dnrrow A Co. pro Plietors. Woll-voutlliileil nioius.alry dlninc room, and tab.'o snpiilled wttu the best of evtrythlngtoiMiliai GAUKKTT iiousn. Cameron, Toxiu, 31. (lanett, Proprietor. Housonewnnd ivell turijUlieil: norliwiiikt corner of tho fcnnnro, J aliloto compare with the bcM hotels In tho htatu. ItntiK reasonable. Moat accessible to tho business portion of tho town. MiOiti:( stcaivs '.O. ilia lOOIt 1IOUSK-MA1N rcgor, Texas, by Mrs. 1), Il'ltm? lllll aitllllllllnru' linmn ItiIiIa dUppllbd with all Ui ttellcticlei of lliec'eason. Ulni.'LVrt J. IsluuuJ iMric n.kVi.'i J.i ta ccntiwt iwrtioii.of tho cltv occonunodHUotis, emi irttwier. XUkiIsou, Texas, located U.of tho cltv. Klrsl-elnKH I'-opidar resort of comincr- This Department embraces the Cities of Fort Worth San Antonio, Austin and Coloraao, fem Wo Iuiyc reliable ami competent agents, wlio attend wholly to our interests and the inte patrons, in each or those cities, and any business entrusted to them will receive proniptli attention. Ml Believing the many advantages offered to the public through our company to be the by which rapid and satisfactory sales and purchases can be made, we solicit the patronage oil Misii w wuy or sen aiiyiiung m our line. Respectfully, TEXAS m CorroHpondcnce wolicitort. 'HOFOL.ITAM 1. New House ! New Eiiniiture! Within a Fgw Stops of the Union Depot, J. F. STEIMIENS, Clerk. "Win. 11. ALDIUDGE, l'rojirletor. IWW'MJW CO, Booksellers and Stationer CROQUET, BASE BALLS AN BATS, a full lino of OFFICE STATIOXERY,PICTURE FRAMES, ALBUM ANIJ SMALL MUSICAL INSTKUaiUNTS. No. 19 HoHStoii Sttcct, - - porfc -wortij M.VKTIN OAMEY. CAhEY & SWAM Importers nnd Wholesale I)nnlr: In " IS AMD Cl$ 37"o3?t USToxrtla., ."3?o25cao1 Agen f for St, Louis and Milwaukee CAPT. J. M. ADAMS, President. D. 1SOAZ, Vice-Pro ildeut. W. J.BOAZ, Treasurer. DAHLHAIM CLOTHIERS uflfl Biibs KRBHAHT TAILORS. NOS. 10 ANB IS HOUSTON STREET, FORT WORTH, : : : : : . . TEXAS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, (John llofl'iiMii, Proprietor,) (54: Houston Street. Saloon iiiiil Res Ii u Ninon t BEuropeanPlan. VUTISSIAX BATIIH. rpiii: iihxr'tATiKNo"wATKH ik-niR .1. (Unto -M'lilto oulihiir, nm&'icolii and .odii: niitunil llow h1kii11im per iJnute; eoa ii fiilii iviiior. Nit- r;i.t corner public sriunre. Hfjinley t irnyjual,r. jxtEss-irAiaxa. pvKKSSAIAKlNO AND PraiN LbyMiH Ui-xlo Ward. Kiut I'll tnlnl door wont of colored Method!; t httW'IXQ 'li'st street. ' Oeutlanjon s ianta intuto o ordor. QUICUIIUUIU FINE FURNISHED ROOMS UP STAIRS. The TaUlo will bosu ..pHedth theuesuho mB Art ntrortls. . FINEST WINES, LIQUORS, BEER, CIGARS tnc3L li THE FORT WOltTlf Ci m K as .. 1 I -I' il M ASSfll H.-l lid CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000,001 Buy and Sell all kinds of Live Stock on Commissi Advances on Consignment of sam'e.V. RANCHES, FARMS AND CITY PROPER? . Bought and Sold, V LOANS NEGOTIATED ON APPROVED SEC1 OHice ou Houston Street, opposite First Xntion?! 0. BURGOWER SILYMffi JOAB1& JE1WI Opoaa Hcfy ISTisix-fi. H. P. SPEER Sc CO. ritopniKTona I0IIT' WORTH STIE11UP FACTOItY MnnufHctrrUdAVliocnloI)cnl(rt In fkjtld Pent Poc-rn rim n, i .. lVwiotncd hoir.tW. Kort WrtuM.Toxan ' oc" " Lllm "Ul1 Akli SUrrupa GAIXliSVlLLK HACK 1,1X12. KK AltNtm' JIAVK PUTO.V A HACK IJ I Inn between WhltesboroniidOnlnesivnie. the back leave Wbltctboro at n.m., imivio- mmij niivr ujo rriviii 01 me caM-uounu i.iHTanu i-boiko wii), aim leave (minus VllU ntP.lll.. Ill tllil to connect ntVlilli8. . ...-- ii- --'. . ; j- -'--- ooro uii iu kouiu'UQUUu tnuu my, il ; Faro cuch I 50 SELIGMANN, 3iiLVYER&CO veriioiosaio '' LIQUOR and CIGAR DEALERS, Importers and Distillers Agents. Houston Sircet, - Fort Worth, Texas W mmw 7. 14 IWwWrr COL.D, SILVER AND STEEL SP ECTACV All .!. -..- '. o... u.uuh oi juHimu instruments, 8trlnCs, etc Enerjivli: tc l!." iJu& ork ana oooa m- , ? Aiurauou tiveu to IlenuIrlnK- Work S3 aVEaijoL Qtl-oot, HF'oX't donelntMr Woj' PI-ASrTERS9 H Zr2 OVp Board by Day or J. W. jnDKINS. PROPRIETOR. . ...... ., , Week Terms W$ M AIOION-SEWEB 1?lxe -Water-xVorK $ ave ull supply ofl ,l0 uoovo 1(po Qn nnd prepBIW, do Work Guaranteed to Givo Satisfaction and Pa AU klDU? Of PLUMWNC1 WOUK done on fhortnJ WATEB-WOBBJJJ FWm A!" -- i! 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