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VT They contain Anecdotes ~ Con,ls

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lie material % the magic working hand Of 81 Waller
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VIII They tell about Empcrors
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7. They aro Historicnlly Corrnnt

Historically correct and s. enienainlna AZ rnauy ~
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a. They are fun Of Imagination

aftlRn. r. Christian Witaeas
lhere IS feld1n any stftnng after effect bat II 4.
really wonderful how Madame MauUt manaees Is tt,s
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CHRONIC CATARRH.

80
Why entertain this loatbsome disease when relic
can be obtaiued2 womect those every day VII,
suffering from catnrh 10 such an extent, that ID,
Air Passages in the bend are in a partly decompo.ea
eondtion,the nose aud throat filled with suoh .
aass Of corrupt matter that they are objects Of dis.
rr'' to themselves, aud Of pity totao.e with whom
they associate.
Chronic Catarrh usually affect. tie head. faces
and bronchial tubes, Iii. invariably caused by hu.
moral or 1hamnatory blood, by which the mucous
membrane is made sore or naamed, producing co.
/ ious erusion Of y.eid matter. II it be produced
by Scrofua in tue blood It i. almost certain to end
in Consumption, unless speedily cured because it is
impossible to entirely prevent the matter from run
l.ng down the bronchial into the air yesiCles, and
such is the cxcor:ating, scaling property Of the
mator its contact with the delicate lin ngs Of the
nir,ccls at once causes irritation, and invites the
Immoral properties Of the blood to deposit therein
Fuberc,cs aud Ulcers.
catarrh almos always attends Consumption, and
frequently lends TO it.
In oxgeuiaed Air we have posli, c cure for this
disease. The remedy IS taken by inhaaton,--
5reathod directly into :he lungs, and through them
carried into heblood thus as soon as the blood viii
larry i, il reaches all parts Of the system, decom,
posing the impure mattcri III the blood and cxpelling
t through the pores, and through the natural chan.
els from the system. Thus you see that The cause
i the disease isrcn2vsd, and the disease ltsolfmu.t
GLOW.
lnthis same manner we trea: and radically cure
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Valuable Farm For Sale.
Auction Sale.
1917 - - y 3ITTI IIH wv TFTETIIINWH
Thursday, the 9th day Of February next

thursday, the 9th day OF February next,
az 10 o'clock. NJ The estate thus offered Of saio con
skis ai about iOar Of valuable gni containing
Water Power, with Planting Nil and Feed NH tM,,
story Dwell Ing Houses. Barn and sAblng Lumber
sheds and Storage Sheds and other necessary out build.
ingsail In lrs rate condition for use The promises
are situated one mile enst u the Arlington station 1T the
D. x Railroad, aud Ia the immediate vicinity u tie
manufacture OF large quantities pi lumber. Io any one
Wishing to invest moderate and sum In ths
most important branch u TIE lumber trade the sale II
The above mentioned Prenisei oacfs rare nluce n,s
Possession 81 the promises viii be given 90 the first lsy
q Aprl next FERNS Of purchase given on day ef sale
Also, at the same time and place tho following mcn.
TONED personal property. 10 WIT; . Horses 2Cow2
Hog, Lumber Wagon Truck Wagon. / two seated
spring Wagon, Buugies ON Tfu K Wagon tncw and
partly unlnishcd) Iron Beam Flows. Sets whiaie-
trees and OK iokgs, Saddle Cuttors SET Tray.
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gether with many articles not herein enumerated Terms
Cash on al sums less than sO--for sums If $40 and
over, good notes AZ three months with Interest
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JAMES GREEN
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JAcKsDORO, JAcK COUNTY, TEXAS, I
JuIv 9Th 1919

JAcKsBoRo', JACK CouNTY, TEXAS, !
July sth, 1868. !
! have long read your valuable
columns over, and never find any
letters from this section of Texas
] would say n few words regarding
the coal mines of "Young County"
while ] was stationed there Visited
the coal mines frequently, while n
few of the soldiers were working
them. The coal is of the best quail
ty, and well adapted TO blacksmith
ing purposes. The mines are mex
haustible. As veins arc open for
inspection, we find that some Of
them average seven feet in thickness.
Is it possible that these valuable
mines must lie there untouched
while hundreds of persons are seek
ing employment? Soon one hun
drcd and forty men will be dischar-
ged from this frontier. Many good
miners arc anXiously awaiting for
some persone to take hold of these
mines. Che danger from the Indi.
ans is not as great as many persons
believe. A party of soldiers are
stationed at Bellinap for guarding
the mail line, and they would afford
some protection. Tho miners could
carry their arms to the mines, and
at night sleep in Bclknap. l have
heard old frontiersmen say, repeat
eddy, that if you have no horse and
are well armed an Indian will not
attack you. This, without doubt,
is true. Trains of corn wagons are
constantly passing from Jacksboro
and Weatherford to Fort Griffin
These wagons could be loaded at
BeIknap and hauled to tho interior
towns to great advantage. Then
there are the grand saltmincs above
and below Fort Belknap along the
banks of tho Brazos river The
frontiersmen only work them in Or
der to obtain n small quantity for
their families and stock. The kct-
tics are lying idle and looking rather
rusty for want of some boiling.
DAVID S. BEATH,
Late U.S.A., citizen of Jack county