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Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

One of the wealthiest men in
Brooklyn is Mr.. John j. Studwell, the
president Of the City bank. He lives
In elegant style, though he never neg
lects his duties as q bank president.
His bank is one of the depositories
tor finances of the City of Brooklyn,
and when Tax Collector Tanner Is
making heavy collections the clerks Of
the City bank have to work till an
early hour In the morning. One night
not long ago, when the "boYs" had to
stay quite late, MI. Studwell prom
ised he would treat them handsomely.
The clerks opened their eyes with sur.
prise, but waited anxiously for results.
About midnight the president came
Into the bank with something wrapped
up In paper. He unfolded 1t with
great care and displayed q minoe pie.
"There, boys" he said, "there's .
mince pie that Mrs. Studwell made"
The clerks locked at one another In
mute astonishment. They now en-.
tertain fears that MI. Studwell Ia
likely to die Of enlargement OF the
heart.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

SOME Of the iron and steel manufac.
turers who are dissatisfed with the
rates Of duty imposed by the new tariff
threaten to raise the question Of the
oonstitutionality of the Law ON the
grnund that 1t originated In the sen.
ate, and not In the house. The
objection does not seem to be well
founded. There IL no reason to sup.
pose that the supreme court would 90
behind the plain facts of the record
that q bill for raising revenue 'origi-
mated" In the house; that the
senate proposed amendments "as
on other bills" and that the
house ooncurred In them. This
L. all that the constitution requires
and this ID what congress did. The
only point upon which there IL room
for argument L. that Of the right Of
conference committees to legislate fol
both houses by inserting new clauses
changing the intention and meaning
Of measures ~ they oome from the
senate and house. Several items In
the tariff bill were raised by the con.
ference committee above the figures
demanded by either house In disregart
Of all precedent. The o~onferenc,
committee on the army bill fol
lowed suit by inserting q thre,
line clause opening two stat
departments to civilians an amend.
ment which had never been suggested
when the bill was under consideration
in the senate andhouse. The duty Of
q conference committee Is to harmon
lie conflicting amendments, not to In
troduce new legislation. This Is tn,
only objection that can be raised t,
the method by which the tariff bill
was passed, And this objection tn,
supreme court will hardly be called t,
pass upon.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

THERE seems to be no doubt that
Gortsohskoff was the Victim of poison.
Skobeleff was done to death In the
very prime Of life by q poisoned ohalice
of wine, and even In extreme old age,
1t appears, the titled Russian finds no
certainty Of dying q natural death.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

GENERAL HAEEN has cut down the
signal service as Q measure of en-.
forced economy. A more sensible
measure Of economy would be the
summary diamissal Of Hazen and the
abolition Of the whole signal service.
The country can spare ''sld proba.
blliiss" and dispense with the sxpsa-
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
The True Owl Service Reform.
The pionsar pxas.

DS sASo
The Pioneer Press.
Whatever need there may be for
civil service reform through the law
at Washington, the fact remains that
the primary trouble is among the
people themselves. The proposed
legislation now so largely occupying
the attention of the representatives Of
the people at the national capital has
for Its real purpose the protection of
congress against their constituents.
There ought to be reform among the
people; they are the only true source
OF healthfulness in our politics. BY
general consent elective offices are
only open, except In seasons Of un.
usual public excitement, to men who
beg them. The Offices are treated by
the people ~ rewards for psrsonl ssr-
Woe, to be disposed of to the highest
and best bidder, and during the auo.
tion the claims Of slsoton Of
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

THE Brooklyn bridge has cost the
sister cities sl7, 600, 900. No one has
yet been able to discover what the
Union Pacific bridge has cost the citi.
Gems of Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

ANOTHER disputed railroad grant
has been confirmed by the land office.
Mr.. Julian's remark that the mansge.
msnt by the railroads Of the land de.
partment Is In reality an illustration
Of the management Of the land de-
partment by the railroads, still holds
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

THE great Nebraska sunflower
II delighted to learn that MI. Joutant
II to be postmaster Of Omaha. Less
than. six weeks ago this political
jumbo paved the ground furiously at
the mere mention that Tom Hall was
to be dsposed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

nuhDEkx AMI DINAmAl&
The attempted assassination Of Lady
Florence Dixie following so closely
upon the dynamite explosion at West
minister il the answer of tho Irish an
srchists to the policy Of the liberal
party. A more suicidal course Of pro-
ceedings SO far as the interest Of Ire.
land is concerned cannot be imagined.
As the Phoenix Park tragedies called
forth tie coercion act, so these latest
bloodthlrsty outrages will certainly be
marked by q quick cessation of all
remedial legislation for Ireland on
the part of the British parliament.
Concessions In the face Of the assassin.
alton of defenseless men and feeble
women and the attempted destruction
of public property will never be
secured from any English party.
Every real friend of Ireland must
that her cause has been re.
at every stage by foolhardy
men who pretend to believe that re-
form can be fastened by the methods
Of criminals and cut-throats. Parnell's
of peaceful resistance Of appeal
to Irish patriotism and Eaglish Justice
secured creator benefits for an op-
pressed peasantry In three years Of
sgrarian agitation than all the Fenians
and Invincibles since the days Of 40.
The land league, under the able gen
eralship of such devoted patriots as
Davitt and Biggar and Parnell, vas .
great moral force whose influence
Westminster and resulted In
the land act, under which sc, 900 ten.
ants have already secured the benefits
Of fair rent and long tenures. The
murders of Lord Cavendish and
Burke, on the other hand,
the..coercean act, and these
outrages may certainly be
upon to check for years to
CONS any hopes Of q home rule whose
dawning wal already Visible and to
the securing Of which Mr.. Gladstone
had already pledged his efforts.
Irish ~agitators in America must be
held largely responsible for the COM.
mission Of these crimes which are pre-.
judioing the entire civilized world
against the cause of Ireland While q
vast majority of Irish Americans do
not approve and eve denounoe such
outrages, the support and encourage
ment Of long distance fighters Of the
O'Donsvan Rosa stamp furnishes the
sinews Of war for those dastardly at.
tacks on persons and property, and re-
fleets most dis ,strously upon every eff.
fort made for the amelioration of the
suffsrings of the Irish peasantry. They
have paralyzed the land league move
ment, tied the hands Of the English
radicals and strengthened every
enemy Of Ireland throughout the
world.
Mr.. Egan may boast that the aim Of
the Irish rsvoiutionists is to tire the
English parliament out. It will be
we'll II the outthroats to whom he gives
his secret approval do not so
tire out the friends Of Ireland "a to
relegate that suffering country to the
condition In which she WAS placed be.
fore any remedial legislation was ap.
piled to right, even partially, the
wrongs which have been heaped upon
her. Just at present the fool friend,
Of Ireland are very busily engaged In
strangling the blossoming hopes Of
their country. A few more murder
and attacks on women who, like Lady
Florence Dixie, dare criticlse Irish
leaders from an Irishwoman's stand
point, will complete the job. Murder
and dynamite will never give Irelsnt
her independence.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

SENATOR HENDERSON Is said to be
earnestly In favor of transferring the
Indian bureau to the var department.
The senator evidently wants to estab
lish an employment bureau for I'M.
employed army officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

CORRESPONDENCE An Communi.
istfons relating to News and Editorial
matters should be addressed to the EDITOR
or THE BEE.
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Letters and Remittances should be I'D
dressed TO THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY
.JNAHA. Drafts, Checks and Postofice
orders to be made payable TO the order Of
Che Company.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

THE WEEKLY BEE, published every
We inesday.
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Newsdealers in the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
The BEE PUBLISHING CO., Props.
+. ROsEwATER Editor.

ST.. LOUIS has gone Into spasms
over the ~'greaser' president.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
Back to Power.

PhiladslphiA News.
There Ia no help for It. The price
of oro,iery Is going up, and people
who keep servants will have to 60 back
to pewter, tin and cast iron.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

WHERE Is General Jim Brisbin2
Some big soldier Is wanted as q guard
of the Yellowstone Park.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

TERMS BY MAIL
One Year. $40 90 Three Months $500
Bix Months. 500 One Month";. 1.OO
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
The Omaha Bee.

Published every morning, except Sun.
~. The emily Monday morning daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
nElREss TO B0UNDLEss WEALTH
| The Claim Set Up by Mrs. Il. II. Wallace, a
Native of Ohio, to Trinity Church
Property.


Cincinnati, September 17.-There is
lady residing temporarily on West
Sixth street, this city who claims to
be the sole rightful owner to one of
the most stupendous fortunes known
to any age OF the worlds history
She is Mrs. +. II. Wallace, only
daughter of Cornelius ID. Thorpe, of
New York. She was born in Butler
county. and educated in Cincinnati,
and, though absent for many years,
considers this her home. She is here
TO meet her friends and her legal coun-
sci. and will leave this week for Pitts
burg, The immense fortune which
she claims comes to her, if ever she is
put into possession, from the same
source as that of the Anneke Jams and
the Webbers claim, viz King Will
liam Webber, OF Holland, who reigned
during halfofthe seventeenth century
Mrs. Wallace this evening informed a
reporter that she would prosecu te a
suit for her claim in the New York
courts son time this fall, aud expects
termination of this cause cetebre.
The title of the suit is
the Trinity Joint Stock com
papy against Trinity Church of
| New York. The Webbers brought
suit n long time ago, and their fight is
a matter of record in the courts OF
| New York. Mrs Wallace claims col
latcraliy with them, but She main
1 l. To- ta.Ng Do
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
An American lIeiress IN p,r,.

Speaking Of love and mar,aoos 70
Titus me mat must tell you about
dnv seisallon which Miss Leslie Aver.
qaughter and heiress OF the late Dr.
yanits aver, ofpatent medicine fane.
n n peeh given us, inusmuch ms
! ntisS aver has a fortune of about
| 9o,uuo,UVU, all The fortune-hunters of
rance bave been fixing longing eyes
upoh hef Tor some time. This Votinu
! ,ady her pile have received No
, iit'ie attention in the arisiuaratic ana
fashionable circles OF Paris. particular
~ from That boss match maker. The
Iuhcess dc Sagen wicked aristocrat.
sne gave bali last night, and this Is
Monday, In whose 'nalrimonial
book are recorded some OF the most
atlslocrutic names in the peerage aspil-
my To The hand and fortune of the
htlress OF the great American patent
medicine man. III Dame Gossip
speaks the truth, this Young
American girl was very hear
becoming, through lie aid Of
the Aforesaid prise, IS, of koyai Hirh-
ness and u kinswoman OF the same
Royal family which has given us the
sweet nlorsel of scandal in Spain that
! Lave already related. w hen Miss
aver arrived in France this year she
came accompanied by the prestige of n
most romantic adventure. The story
goes that n young lieutenant in tie
itaslNii army, the Count Bettina, "a
handsome young fellow only twenty
hve years of age, had last winter sent
Il bullet through his heart on the door
step OF tue American lady's residence.
A letter was found on him in which
declared that he had been dr'v II o
THIS rash act by The refusal OF the beau
tiful young American to accept the
heart, hand ANN broken down title
which he had oilG\cd her. 1t seems that
Miss Aver had only seen this titled
suitor four times, and had not dis.
covered that the flame she had kindled
in the heart of the Italian was of So
violent noture. Bet,ini had taken
the precaution to warn her OF the ex.
tremity To which her GOODNESS was
driving him, aud the letter was re-
companied by three photographs, ii.
Illustrating the probable appearance OF
the writer after he had made the ac.
quaintance OF tie contents of Colts
revolver. il this way of wooing had
the merit of originality, it was entirely
too soft for the practical good sense ot
Miss Aver. who very properly handed
the letter and the photographs to hei
brother, and the Italian count was in.
Vited to make himself scarce. This
he did by carrying out his threat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
C0NDENsED TELEGRAMS.

The famous trotter Jay-Eye.se
made mile in 2:l12 at New York on
Thursday, being driven without whip
until on the home stretch. This is
only one and half seconds below the
best time ever made by Maude S.
The Ohio Democratic state cen trail
committee report good progress in the
campaign in that state.
Tax Collector Britton OF Hale county
Alabama, is reported to be a deIaulter
tor $1,000. His friends claim there is
no intentional wrong. The defaloa-
ton is said TO extend through several
years.
The hearing of the Mrs. Ada Spencer
libel suit in Galveston, against Jacobs,
the Print reporter, was postponed
until Saturday today.
The American consul at Canton has
maintained d conciliatory attitude and
remained aloof from other foreign rep
resentatives. The viceroy, appreciating
this fact, has visited the consul and as
sured him that a prompt arrangement
will be made regarding American
claims.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
TAYLOR COUNTY.
The Nuptiai Knot--Locai Briefs From
Abilene.

AbDenc.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Abilene, September 20.--The liob
sheriff of Taylor county, X. r
Northington, left last night Tor san
Antonio and other points on business
Albert w. Steffens, of the dry goods
department of Smith and Steifens
returned with his bride last week from
Fort Concho. The lucky lady is Miss
Monroe OF Angela We wish the
happy pair long life and prosperity.
\ train load OF fifteen cars of sheen
arrived to-day from Alabama. Mr..
Alexander, the owner, is having some
trouble about the freighton the sheen.
Northington, Gattfell u Davies sold
q one fourth section Of land to-day TO
w. Buiiskey, of California. The
land Is situated in Callahan county,
The price paid was $3.50 per acre.
Dave White, who has for long
time managed ore department for
Donovan d Wylie here, Is now start
ing IN business on his own account in
dry goods and groceries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

named name , ago be e., kidnapped a boy
heinz ' vs Sna ~ lflden, but the pursuit
the Ia, Wy warm he secretly returned
Uis 10y ~ ms parents and escaped,
r. sh neM. performance was an atteInpt
c az "ouuc. another boy in pauldlnr
dos,a. .y' ont he was frustrated in liz
o osnag The authorities have offered
ca,,'. iiewafd Tor his arrest. but II he il
v - ,.a. THIS time there IL no possibility
muateVer OF the law being given y
e .,.lie 70 punish its victim. as he viii
assuredly lie lynched. " wiz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
ABDUCTED By A DESPERATE.
Georeians In Pursuit of "a Half-Breed kui-
Gan Charged with Several Abduo.
lions and Probable Murder.

Columbus, Ga, September Ia
great deal of excitement exists IN thls
Section over the daring outrages perpe-
tratpd by one John Ogletree. Two or
thrae mornings ago this ruilian made
his annearance on horseback ut the
farm-house OF James 4. White OF jack
son county. the farmer being absent.
After considerable persuasion he pre-
vailed upon one OF Mr.. Whites young
sons Ia come and help him herd some
cattle for the day. Directly after OBJ
ta;ninp possession of the BOY
Oeletree rode furiously away. When
tbe farmer returned home ana
learned what had taken place, ne
adhered n lot of neighbors toget.ier
5nd started at once in pursuit. Yes
| tardov O,.letree was seen nylng III
hroatneck sneed through Tallapoosa,
a,,d his nursllers entering the Town
| rau hours later and hearing OF MS APP
,,,,,,,nce continued the pursuit Will
p 70 ''a,,sine for rest. 1t has since been
1 I", that Ogletree. with the boy IN
i'i.'.on,nany. was seen about liteen
~ ram TalIapoosa, the boy 2
~; was covered with blood, ana
elotn, ra lie appearance OF having been
nc pu,H trested. Ogle,ree an
oru.aiiJ tbe inquiries OF the
sWerea with some plausible
story and passed on his Way on Wh + n
iasv 80 s,,rnised that he mas MUIR
tieelJ d The boy aud made away with
ue.e" ady IN some olt-oi-lhe-Way
ing osletree il half-breed, strong
p iace, lar ana possessed OF repnlsive
iluse",a He 10 Well known
counleuhh.e' ,l,is section as
! thr roue'rss de.perado. Only a shor'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
|otlS'li,LE EXPOSITION.
s'hlbit by the Great State of
a-A Wild Cat and Two
Inventions.

asnee OF the Gazette.
lae September Is. There is
suepafinent for Texas within
!, eAposllicn, and yet there are
Of great interest from your
p s. Is a wildcat here on ex-
' "a,ch was roped in Texas,
4 nss show to people from
~uslahd states. There is a
5,a uselline here by II. j. Austin,
s s,,.. county, which so far
ny washer introduced into
' ,. J. NJ. Parish is here
,a sii.alest novelty of the age.
|lse @slae or motor, gotten up by
I'M sSS' .9S,a, OF Dublin, Tex, at a
! ,uVl'ars, and which does the
SlssSu I men. This is the ac.
ny Alng engine within the
] ~ ~ 4, 70 much for greatness OF
E,snss,' neapness, durability and
Brres s' as well as the fact tia,
n MEAD without the aid OF
|as ssgse o. foundry, can con.
/ d, S'el ~, machine
4 ~ many wonderful contri
M, 8 ], seen here, we'll worth {
h txea. ''e Wilde, the exposition
+. s Ss,ss Of tile expectations o
Eneseo,a..,s,le. a few states ar,
among which Is
sis,' established newspape
,'ste, which might be sen
l. p y for iree distribution
Ri III n,ls Great interest to the bs Wis.,
lad ,bes n ~. be Of benefit TO you
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
ARCHER COUNTY.

art Charge of Special Judge
rrett on Fence Cutting.
nco Of the Gazette.
CITY, September Is. Dis
sB. T. Williams being I'M
sbsent at this term of court,
iDg attorneys present elected
nett pecial Judge for the
in his Instructions to the
i gave the following on the
wire cutting:
men There is one thing /
I'll your attention to, that as
should much prefer to pass
II duty did not demand
kout; and no doubt you as
good citizens would like to
The matter to which | refer
7 the whole country, and
LpTs cannot and must not
Il unnoticed, but must in
That is the cutting down
gilg the fences of another
i consent. Every man has
% fence his own land,
one has IA right
lsrp with him in
aud if one should fence the
0ther, no one has a right to
except the owner of the land
w Is that The fence shall not
I'D wantonly, and "a major
people do not like the law az
must apply 60 the legisla-
bid and a repeal OF the law.
d permitted to undertake to
helr notions of justice by
arong arms, but must resort
" for such remedies as arc
ded them; and if the rene.
psdequate they must look t.
alare for the passage of such
iey need. If one man see.
lestroying his property, hc
Bhl 10 use more force than i,
prevent such destruction
does he becomes a trespassel
be TO Indictment aud prose
! one man sees another cut
n his fence he has M
shoot him down, unles.
q prevent the destruction
loree, but he must not us,
/ Than is necessary to proven
ucti0n.
natter is allowed to go un
may result in anarchy an,
throughout the country; an,
country is threatened will
Fray calamity as this nov
y per a Judge who would fai
asutlon of the jury to it woul,
leant to his duty and dead I
ahg OF humanity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
GAINESVILLE HACK LINE.

r ZEE u ARNETr HAVE PUT ON A HACK
L. A line between Whitesboro and Gainesville.
The hack leaves Whitesboro at am, iinme-
diately after The arrival oil the east-bound
Texas and Pacific train, anu leaves Gaines
Vile at . pm, In time to connect at Whites
way, 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
rsI cersrr. =. o.,,.s.
4 jcssp' psr.opai.

F' -. :, rhe ColIegl
,..,,h newsrd,,,'"'
q . ,s.,yy Personal
be 'soptember -. Las as
rcl,, - 4 about . O'clock ., 100 30
evening = 4 young man WEE go.
Howard, ssudedbis existence 2, 81. nee,
W {yfjma'ssslf, The ',. ban e eh'e nnd
n lhnye bis right ca, hru ai,,'
jusii a as0' through ms pr ~ ,
ussInes ,nosi instantly. 4 =, !,
lssil ll,,,s" 'eiI for the ras ! L., a !,
e. "a deceased had a. OG mip rr'n noi
n.s.bly Of late, ms 'i nncs, noi
ttlas'' Icondition. neces : :,
y w ma well lho9gii. ~ ~ ~ ~
up 81. 'I, was o son Of ar. ~, ~, I :
'S IA and respected el'lle','
Y N iTsmiIy have me sSiiiir'-
:.''niire community cs,ve.
s'swn was doing ua'Nes :
..r..noooo onero.
having lo) pupils
IN. Tiuitt as princilu'i
Il: accomplished my s;;n ~
Trammell ana M,ill,e
Entertainment Of l y a,iene,
lsD.Isis 81 pf1l, o. ~ ~ M, ~, me
Niss Maggie camp, amp, n us
f,uIW is now consia aer u,,
"ihjs portion oil the ., st@,e,
iabs6iiants have sulilcieh !
4 D,cad IN seeming s'ca q
1, lsus Of instructors. ,,.o
l,setor on this Tap OF the N
M / Great Northern rai''
1 rsigned that position, w az
|IArcne on a Western DIVISION
EAsre.
| T. Bone has accepted pas-
n Of the Cunbefiali" fIe
Esareh Of Henderson.
kJsrnett 4 20; h.a .."n we ~ liz, ,ha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
NOTICE.

The Driving Park Association desire
60 inform the public that the admis-
son to all parts of their grounds will
be for the coming races only fifty
cents. J. p. WOODS, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
AIsTESIAN BATHS.

uNHE Br,Sl BATHING WAFER N TIL II
j state white sulphur, magnesia aud soda
natui al iiow 20 gallons per minute; soft as
rain waier. Mort west corner public square
stanley & Haymaker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
SEPTEMBER SCHEME:

Whole Tickets, Sc. Half Tickets, 81.
"a Tickets, $50. 90 Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or
send by express. Don't send by Registered
Letters or Postofiicc Order. until fuither
notice. Orders OF s5 and upwards. by ext ress,
can he sent at our eNpepEe. Address all or
ders To j. i. DOUGLAS Louisville, Ky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.

ON me 9Th day of October prnxispo. INC
M, gou,tfx fOmfnissioneftfs Count ~ ltfd
Iliyer county. Texsr. VIII cnnTpne lor We
purpose OF ctnvassing snch hiaa ~ may -, ~
tna county clerk ri said county, fthe bniil.
inc on a courthouse for said county, IN lle
Town OF Clarksvile, according Y nc it.i,hs
,nd sneeffications ON file IN The Office oi no
county clerk Of said county. for inspect oh ~
and benefit OF contIactors-ip ~hleh PM
poged bidders are rGleTfed.
ana or reject ~ bids made. No biis WI ~
coDsidered unless accompanied ny lbpi,
oughly satisfactory evidence ior .eeui y "
IIy order OF The Court, sep sonber mn
,esY A. T.. GORLF1.
Clerk, 90. &C art II. H. 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
In never an a axue

In fever ana ague
districts, IN tropi-
cal and other re-
gicnS visited by
cpidcnicS.and In.
deed In I'll lornli-
ties whore the
conditions are un-
fay ora h lie TO
health, this IA
nous vegetable
invigorant and al.
ierative, Hostct-
ter's stomach Bit
;ers. has been
found a roten'
tafrgnarsl even to
feeble csn THU
\ ors and ragilc
frames, while MS a
cure for ndiges-
ton bllliousneSs
and kindred C'un-
Il. For sale py ali
rally