The Daily Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 5

DAILY GAZETTE: FOKT WAOE, 1ND-, TUESDAY MORMKQ, APRIL 14, 1885. WOLF COMPANY! -HEADQUARTERS FORC A stock ardemandf GOOD CARPETS has induced us to enlarge our and every respect increase our facilities for the Spring trade. We von An KIND PINE BOBDBRED as ha8 6i bee able to produce. AEPE TS FROM US you can have your work done to suit i i 1S trial. How can you tell what kind of we sell unless you see them.

Now is lour We Sell all the Leading Makes of Tapestry Brussels, Ml Bofly-1 JoM Bromley To prevent any misunderstanding let it be known that we show you LOWELL CARPETS, Ingrains and Three-plys GUARANTEE not run (even if the ONLY of which has not been lowered in fiftv vears. nOE-lUt TTY rprTljlTVf! Wit JJ J. yy yy jj MB We have some cheaper grades in all wools, wool filling, cotton chains, Damask Venetians, Rag Carpets, Hemps, Oil Cloths. OUR STOCK is DESIRABLE Prices Low, Best Goods, First-Class Work-- Artiste sent to do work for nou-reaidents any distance-- We shall please you in every respect. 54 THE FORT WAYNE CARPET MEN.

AMU8KMBNT8. Jlf ABONIC TEMPLE, J. H. SiMONHOK Manager J. A.

SCOTT Business Manager ONE NIGHT ONLY! THURSDAY JPRIL The Fashionable Event! The Great Union Square Theatre Success, by Branson How ana, at plajecl over 1000 times with A GBniolly-Beieciet All tie Original Grand Effects! The Scenery carried by this company is a special feature, painted irom the orig al models. The original imlslc, magnificent cM- tumes. and a cast especially sulectert to interpret, in an artist! manner, thU, the most beautiful of modern plars. Reserved spats on sale at hox ofilce. Tnes- num.

ing at 11. PRICKS: 7 inn! 3Bc. PRINCESS SKATING RINK! MUSiniEVKRY EVENING. TftMday April 14, 1885. Engagement of the Celebrated ANI SKATING CELKISKITIKS, 'This IH tho Finest Eatertalnmonl Evei Otlcrecl, People Turned Awdy.

AjlinlHiic.Hi iipenallgg Food anl crusliefl Oyster Shell! Largely increaso egg product Ion and cure nil dibcnsrfl common lu jioultiy and nro- LuttMJi, growtli elopincmt to young ks J'or s.ile liy t3. "KL. ortting CITY ITEMS. Mill Feed, NO. 1(17.

f) in Flour, Hay. Straw, Torn, Oats and No. 45 Hast Cohun bin strcel. Xelo- Also I'lytmmUi Rock Eggs for (im J. 8.ORE2C.

MD. Office ana 176 BAST WAYNB STBBBT. Office hours, to a. 7 to 9 De consulted at Th! erne's drug between 3 and 5 p. wbetf orders may May are Men Think they know all about Mustang tin- iment.

Few do. NoJ to know is not to have. Her. A. E.

Hazelture, pastor of the Congregational church, had his homo brightened yesterday morning by a sunbeam in the shape of a fine little daughter. Alma Willard, the young lady skater who appeared at Shuman's rink Saturday night, has returned to her homo in Rome City and cancelled engagements for a week. Her father accompanies the young lady. Washington special to Indianapolis Journal: "It is stated in Indiana democratic circles that Dr. Norvillo, of Bloomfiold, Green county, will be appointed a general revenue agent for Indiana, Ohio and Michigan." A genius has invented a cushion with a spiral spring, to be worn by roller skaters where it will do the mast good.

When a skater who wears one of these contrivances sets down unexpectedly, and in italics as it were, the spring throws him right onto his feet again, before he is fully aware that there has been an accident. The following supremo court decisions appealed from this county appears in yesterday's Indianapolis Journal: "No. 12139. Christian Nietort vs. August G.

Trentman. Allen C. C. Ra- vorsed. Niblaclc, J.

Howk, J. complaint in au action to sot aside a default alleging that the plaintiff was novor served with summons, al- thougb the it as sorvod, that he had no knowledge from any source of tho pendency of tho action, and alleging a meritorious defense, is sufficient." The officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad company state tkat every wheel owned by that company is in active employment, and tkat they are handling three times as much freight at the same time last year. These increased shipments are principally in grain coming eastward. Although tho volume of shipments eastward has so largely increased, us compared with the time last year, the revenues of the company from those sources Are no greater, because ot the reductions in rates which have taken place within the past year. NEWS MOTES AMD NOTIONS.

By the tiripwek Kdltor. Poor maple sugar crop. Arcola ia to have factory. Farmers are anxious to start their plows. Auburn Junction now baa a post office.

The lakes in Northern Indiana are still full of ice. The area of wheat sown in this part of the state, is less than last year'? breadth. A South Whitley gentleman contemplates starting a first alass barber shop in Fort Wayne. W. 8.

Roberts employs from eight to nine men in his patent coiled hoop factory at Maples. Over one hundred car loads of hay have been shipped from Antwerp the past winter and this spiing About 130 dwellings were erected in Butler last season, and tho building boom for 1885 is expected to set in soon. Prof. Preston V. B.

Smith, of Fort Wayne, has been instructing a brass band up at Montgomery, Michigan, for the past month. The United Brethren are holding a protracted meeting at Pleasant Lake. The Baptists recently closed a reviva there with 11 additions. The condition of the growing wbea will soon be definitely kaewn. At thi date the better opinion is that it wil be all right in northeast Indiana.

A Mr. Small has opened a baker and lunch room at Antwerp, near th station. Mr. Small, who has been in Kansas the past year or two, was raised near New Haven. Postmaster Robinson, Sherwood will probably be retained.

He is in politics a prohibitionist, and has large support from both parties, being an excellent officer. Messrs. Chester, Gleck and Bissel aro erecting an elevator at Antwerp adjoining the old one. The new structure will be 70x30 feet and 20 fee high. The enterprising citizens of tb place are determined to recover and hold tho grain trade belonging to th town.

A petition has been in circulation asking the retention of the postmaste: at Arcola, or, at least, a continuance of the present management. The paper, it is claimed, is signed by 204 straight democrats and nearly 100 re publicans, a formidable showing. The matter has been laid before Judge Lowry. At Payne, up on the Nickle Plate Hymen Bros, hare 2,000,000 feet of log -mostly cotton wood; at Worstvillo Sterns Kirchner have 1,200,000 feet, and Joseph Taranlt 800,000 feet, ant at Briceton Magee Baynes have 4,000,000 feet--mostly elm; total about eight million of feet of logs in a section of about eight miles. There are about 117 postoffices in the six counties of this congressional district.

Of these, twenty-four are money order offices.and perhaps twelve are 'presidential offices--that is, the pay is over $1,000, and the incumbent is appointed and commissioned by the president. Out of the 117, not more than thirty are worth having al all, about 75 per cent, of the whole number being really a nuisance to the man (or woman) holding them. At the recent re-union of the Thirtieth Indiana, in this city. General Lew Blnir, of Waterloo, was "knocked silly" by a story told by Dr. Tounge, in his speech at the banquet.

The boys however, enjoyed the hit immensely, the more so probably, seeing how demoralized the brigadier was under fire. Tho next time, the Waterloo major must not "give himself away" by squirming and screaming so when the shot cuts cloeo to the centre. FRUIT Coffees, Ttea? and Our Tea Trade is continually growing. Wo now sell as much Tea in a month as we formerly did in a year, and there is no secret about it. It is ply giving our customers the most we car, for the money and the best Tea at low The reason we can do this is we purchase in large lines direct of the Importers and then sell direct to our easterners, and thereby eaviug them the intermediate profits of the speculator jobber and the wholesale merchants, with 20 to 26 per cent, on the dollar.

Young Hyson Tea, 20c, 40c, best 60c; Gunpowder Tea, 30c, Dost 50c- Imperial Tea, 80, beat 50c; Oolong or Black Tea, 16c. 30, best 50c; Japan colored or uncolored Tea SOc, best 50c. Absolutely This powdor never varies. A. marvel of purity 'treugtli atM wholesomeoess.

More economical aan tlie ordljiary kinds, and can aot be sold In oompHltlor with multitude ol low test, short weight, a'lim or 1 powders, Sold only in cans ROYAI, BAKINO POWDER, 106 Wan stre-t. Do not be docivod; ask for and lako only B. H. Douglas Sons' Capsicum Congh Drops for Coughs, Colds and Sore Throats J) ft, JUM! Trade on oyory (3rop. How Mexican Ladies Shop.

The ladies take their exercises usually in closed carriages. Etiquette will not let them ride except wiih their husbands, father, or brothers, and for one to mvitehis coutiin to go out with him would b.i sufliciont cause fora duel, as it would imperil lier good namo The SenoraT ind aro seldom seen in open carriages, and I do not believe there is a photon in all Mexico. They even slioj in thdr cftmagps, the Ligili-toned ones, and compel the clerks to briug the goods they want to look at to tho curbjtono. It in a common tiling to see row of carriages before a fashionable store witli a row of clerks bargaining with the occupants--Chtca- ao Inter-Ocean. Linked Together.

Complaints go in troops. They are associated by nature. Get one disease and you will have others. DB. DAVID KENNBDY'S FAVORITE RRMKDY strikes at tho root of all disease.

You cannot takolt amiss, no matter what your particular trouble may bo. For all ailments of tho Kidneys, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, it is worth more than its weight in gold. A Silver Dollar will buy it, whether yon go to your drug store or acldross tho proprietor. Dr. at Rondont, N.

Y. Bmc to Manage an 2ncutator. As many of our readers are interested in any mlo-mation that serves to assist in securing tair hutches, we give the following from a correspondent of the PoiMry World: reason so many fully matured chicks die in the shell is for want of sufficient mois- tute, the membrane intervening between tho cliick and the shell becoming so tough that the Lttle orphan cannot breakthrough it and so dies. In putting the egge in the drawer, put the large end up. Lay the thermometer on the eggs, the bulb lying between and touching the eggs.

Have the other end of the thermometer a little the highest. Let me impress on you the importance of keeping the thermometer on the eggs, and the egg that the thermometer touches must be fertile. Yon want to get the heat of the fertile eggs and not of the eggr chamber. The difference between a thermometer lying on the eggs, but the bulb not touching fertile egg. Is several degrees, and right here IB, 1 think, the cause of a great many fatluret With incubators.

"After putting the eggs Into the machine, do not turn them or cool them for three days. On the fourth day take the eggs out gently, do not jar them any more than you can slbly help. Now ia the critical time, as life has started. To sprinkle them, take a clean cloth, dip it in lukewarm water, squeeze it out, and draw It gently over the eggs. Turn them gently, very gently, and sprinkle the other side the same.

when putting them back you find that the back part of your eg-g chamber is hotter than the front, reverse your tray night md morning; that is, turn your truy end lor end. See that the water in the moisture pans Is warm. Two minutes is suHiciunt time to tend the in in the morning. Do not touch thorn until night, then sprinkle the same as before, but leave them out a few minutes to cool. "A hen after sitting a week or ten days loses much of her natural heat, from causes ot necessary to mention here, but, at the same time, changes are taking place the egg.

Circulation of the blood has commenced, so there is fjenerated in the egg a vital heat that balances the loss 01 temperature sustained by the hen. So taking tbi-i as a guide we must reduce the temperature of the egg chamber as the heat in the egg increases. "The nearer the time for batching the more moisture the eggs need. On the last two days keep the wator In the moisture pans quite warm. When the chicks begin to pick the shell, keep the machine closed, and do not disturb them at this time.

Nearly every one wants to pull out the drawer aud watch the little fellows work out, but don't do it, or you will chill them so they will never get out. 'if you find at any time that the beat baa run up to 110 deg. or so, take the drawer out uid give the ugga a good sprinkling. By following these directions I have no doubt but you will hare success." We do not indorse the recommendation not to turn the eggs for three or four days, but, on tho contrary, think they should be turned oftencr them than at any other time. Yet we may bo rong, and the correspondent correct.

Tho experience of those who operate noubatorsis worth more than theory, and we hope all who are interested in the matter Of incubation will inform us how they oper ate them. Scrofula diseases manifest themselves in the (spring. Hood's Savsapa- rilla cleanses the blood and removes every taint of scrofula. in Rio or Java Coffee. They are now the lowest they La7o ever boon sold at.

Good Rio, lOo; Best Rio, 12Jc; O. K. Koaste.l Rio, Best Roasted Rio, 16e; Old Government Java, 20c; Roasted Java, 2oc. Crushed. Powdered Brown 5jc.

A large stock of Fancy Candies. French Mixed. I Toy Candy, Pure Stick Candy 12jc porpound; Fancy pound; French Mixed Candy, 15c. 8c; Granulated 7c; Cofl'ea A. 7c; Cofieo C.

'lain Mixed. Stick and Toy Candy, 20o per Best Valencia Rasins, lOc per pound, now crop; old crop Valencia good 7o per pound; New Leghorn Citron 35c per pound; New Shelled Almonds, 35c per pound; Orange and Lemon Peel, 20c per pound; best New London Layer Raisins 15c porpound; best Layer Raisins old crop cper pound; best Zantee Currents 7c per pound new crop. Brazil Nuts, 8c per quart; English Walnuts, 12Jc per quart; Pecans lOc per quart; Mixed Fancy Nuts, 15c per quart; New Filbert 12Jc per quart. Wines, dm asd BiVfoliK New Bourbon per gallon, one year old, two years old, $1.40 and 1.70; three year old best "76," for medical purposes, Muscatel and Angelico Wine Port and Sherry Wine, Scotch Ale, London and Dublin Porter, 22o; per bottle; Brandy and Gin, $2.00 per gallon. Choice Cigars and ToTbsccos.

Rose of America, 80c per box; Chief Cook, 81.00 per box; Toney, $1.10 per box; Nabob, $1.25 per box; May Queen, $1.40 per box; Ambassador, $1.75 per box; Fine Cut--Sun Shine, 40c per pound; Daw Drop, 50c per pound; Gilt Edge 75c per pound; Champion, 70c per pound. Ping Tobacco--Monitor, 35c per pound; Wild Flower, 40c per pound; Bull Dog, per pound; Gilt Edge 55c per pound; Durham Plug, 5fic per pound. Smoking Tobacco--Trade Dollar Lmoking, 25c per pound; Sterling Smoking, 18c per pound; Uncle Ned, 38c per pound; Honey Dew Smoking, 28c per pound; Durham Smoking, 45c pound. NV 25o per Best Tomatoes three pound can tOc; best throe pound can YtillowPeach.es, 18c; choice three pound cans Pie Peaches, lOc; two pound cans Blackberries, -8c; two pounds cans corn, 8c, best 12c; California Peaches three pound cans and Appricots 36c; can String Beans 8c; two pound cans Cherries 8c. Twenty Cents on the Dollar Sayed by Purchasing of us.

FORT WAYNE FRUIT HOUSE. Maple Syrup best 70c per gallon; C'loico Goldor. 5Vj gil Orleans Molasses, 40c, boat 60e per gallon: Good "Cuba Molasses, gallon. Of Interest to bli Shippers are advised that onr re- pective warehouses will, until No- 1st, be open to receive freight mtil 4:30 p. standard time.

From November 1st to April 1st they will be closed at 4 p. standard time. This will give shippers the advantage of about thirty minutes more time than hey have had heretofore. F. H.

BARNARD. Agent N. 8t L. P. Ry.

C. H. NEWTON, Agent St. L. P.

Ry. E. S. FHEULEY, Agent L. S.

M. S. and F. C. L.

Rys. J. H. McCltACKEN, Agent F. W.

G. R. and R. F. W.

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B. -SKINNER, Trafllc Manager. Hart, Cam. C. 18011 prttton --TT-- Mnifurtattem ond two stumps for Celebrated MedicalWortm, T.

JO. CI.AIIKE, JB. jb6 South Clark Street. CHICAGO, Itt. NEW STYLES- -A.

W. P. M. WALL PAPP New styles wo k. Wall pari I he roll "I A 1 A a i the roll, ami tire I'OOkatlheroifYot tiio'Vdg" tl'ii Pn er llU Jl PABTK will pc nttrate and Sl'OIL TlllfiCOl OKS.

Buy no paper but tliat marke-i Jr CEILING DECORATION, WINDOW CURTAINS, PAINTS, Oils, Varnishes, Putty, Window Glass, Colors, Artists Materials, etc. HOUSE! AND SIGN PAINTING recognize no in the A I I A I a I I Anr A new ceJlar with a brick is being constructed under tho WORK who trj toIWlTATIi'mirvorii Wo dfoornlu 1 UK 'Mnsfu'ti Tcmrle. Plonso i snow a spool men ot his work tmi i'OWVAKK dtclrio foi i i i i is io I to do jow docoiutn mul osiim.tfs on appitcfition, ami work done in toij vfti't "i Calhoun Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana, i.