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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-12-20

TRAVELLING THROUGH JERSEY. NEW YORK
FERRY BOATS. BUSY RAILROADS.. THE
RIVAL CANAL BOATS. LIFE ON THE TOW
PATH.


PATH.
Correspondence of the journal
DOVER, Dec 3D., 1883. Since our last was
written from Elberon we have been constantly
in motion and have had no opportunity to at
tend to anything except necessary business cor
respondencc. We have pretty thoroughly
travelled northern Jersey and find of course
the same prevailing characteristics. The State
Is covered with net work of railroads inter
Secting al every prominent point and a Maine
backWoodSman is liable to be confused for Il
time a> he tries to get the hang of things The
system of the road, is very accurate, howey cr,
and after little experience, one can get aag-
'riet with little trouble and in short time. As
a sample of the system of travel here we might
say that we seldom remain in one place over
two days, and yet during the month that We
have been in the State we have not walked two
miles in any one direction nor been inside of Il
carriage except occasionally to: rilr 4 few rods
in hotel hack. The steam and horse cars take
all the travel here. New York i, the centre
from which radiatc> system of railroads pen
etrattng every part Of this broad country, and
rs 4 rule, the easiest way to hit any particular
depot, in this city even, i to take 4 ferry boat
and cross 10 the New York side where the lines
all converge, when walk of TWO or three
bloch, viii take You TO another iiue that will
convey YOU to the desired locality. We have
several times crossed in that wav. and it l., in
,cresting to note the vast crowds ih;t gather on
these boats. especially during the morning and
evening" Every nationality aud all CLASSES Of
society seem to be represented. rur crgimt
gentleman is jo>tl"d by the rough laborcr. and
the lady in silks and diamonds is bro @ht into
contact with the poorly dressed and Wretrhcd
outca>r The ma>, If the travellers, however
exhibit Johsi that i 10 be- seen in few loc.,li-
ties These boats ARE nicely fitted up and their
numbers are many. We had occasion to eros
the North River twice during the fu.. of last
week and The whole body of water seemed alive
with Iigh~ and boats, ana >hriil viii, lc> were
heard from every direction. While crossing by
moonlight the other evening we We're struck by
t. \ beauty Of the >rcnr The water wa, cover
cl With Well-ightcd boats while for miles on
the opposite side wa, one mas of brilliant
li4ht~ NJ different colorS. 1t was m Interesting
picture to d man from the woods of NJ dine. who
looks and wonders IL he thinks of tine many
thousands IF Inhabitants crowded into such a
comparatively small space.
The business done by the railroads here i
simply enormous EVERY road we have been
on has q double ana in some cases q guadruple
ira X. and the trains are despatched iu sections
one after another, only Il few minutes apar- .
They A1Nt To run MA f.o here. OI-pn one train
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Mr.. e. :. N. Curtis, of Brooklyn, n. v saws
ana used every remedy recommendad m1 Godia ., md,
severe cough he had for over four montbi Ior ;ta
no success, and by accident heard nf Ism wl1h
WINS TAR SYRUP. took two bottIos M % AZ Al,
was entirely cured. Sold by Poor & Co. Re,l ea
fast.
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Christmas Carol.

II ,..I,ln IIYoll IN ~ l,,iT,IIt 1.I,..,
That i,., gi'Gn ~. i,,a'''i.7'i
From angels bending ncal NE earth,
/" touch theif harpN OF @oid
lGacr on liie chljh. good VIII 10 men.
: rom nGlNfh aIl-SraciouN hlhG.
u W"rH % soIehio HtilI'leNs ial
/" near Tue ahSe'N sing
sin fbrouob the. .I,,en skies tba, cam.
Wilh nat1rafuI ,inas m, ,f,,.}nJ
AnI .iiIl thnii. ha,,.n7,I,. n,,,.in dn,,.
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We don't give away trial bottles of JAD-
WINS TAR SYRUP, for if we did, everybody
would be cured, and we would be obliged to
quit business for want of funds. Sold by all
dealers in medicine.
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Christmas

FIark, throughout Chri>tendom JOY bells are
ringing;
From mountain and valley. Der land and DER
sea,
Sweet choral melodies peaing and thrilling,
Echoes of ages from far Gaee;
Christmas is here,
Merry Old Christmas,
Gift bearing, heart touching, Joy bringing
Christmas,
Day of grand memories, king of the year.
In volume majestic deep anthems are pealing.
Ilarm0nies heavenly swell on the air:
Lofty and lowly in brotherhood knceling.
Peasant and prince minge praises and pray
er;
Christmas is here.
Sanctified Christmas,
Chrlst-hearing, lite-gying, soul-saying Christ
Day of fond memories, king of the year
Tender rcmembrances softly are stealing
over the souls of the weary and worn;
Mi>s of the past, full of balm and of healing
Soothing the sorrow of sad and furlorn;
Christmas is here.
Many-vOiced Christmas,
Grief-Soothn~, heart-chcering, hope-bearing
Christmas.
Day of sweet memories. king of the year.
Day of the poor, bringing Jesus the lowly,
Bearer of burden, and giver of rest.
Comforter. Savior. Rcdeemer most holy;
ChriStianity's hrth-time, eternally blest:
Christmas is here
Mercifu Christmas.
faith-raising, love-bearing, addressing Christ
mas.
sweetest and hoest day of the year
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Two Name Bards.
PERSONAL RECOILECrIONS OF JOE DOIIIFF,
TIE BELMONT BARD.

| his History of Belfast. as the author of the
| poem entitled The Green Indian War" was
| personally known to the writer from early boy
| hood to manhood, as an old man who lived
| alone, made tubs, keeerS, etc, told funny
! stories, rected poems and drank new rum.
| His father was the first white man to settle in
| Green Plantation, the present town of Belmont,
| on land that is a part of the William Hatch
farm. Living in the woods far away from any
neighbors, he had no advantages Of schools or
even books He told me many times that he
| never went to school but one half day II his
| life and that was to old master Lonev. on Il sort
of visit 10 my father who was 50 fortunate as
to attend that school for two weeks. which
was the extent Of his schooling. Nj. pollitf
| said he learned to write on a piece Of birch
| bark with burnt stick for pen. Had he
| have possessed the means of acquiring an
| education in his youth he would have died an
| honor TO hi town and state, and even With all
| his disadvantages could have made his mark if
| it had not been for that terrible ~courge Of the
| town Of Belmont in those days, viz. rum. He
had the cearest and best understanding of the
science of astronomy of any person have ever
| seen who had not made il i special study, and
| ii was my good fortune. during the war of the
| Rebellion to have on board snip as payma>teT.
a gentleman " no had been an assistant profess
or of astronomy at Old Harvard. | do not
know where Dollitf learned this science, for
| never saw but one old book that treated on the
subject in h~ possession. have been told
that he was a direct descendant of Il band of
|
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Mr.. BlaIne's Letter.

The Baltimore American has the following
Washington despatch; Mr.. Blaine, who is try
ing to live quietly here in Washington, is not at
all pleased with the manner in which his letter
about the distribution Of the surplus funds has
been received, and says that neither the press
or people seem to understand it at all. He is
especially annoyed that some people should in
sist that the letter was in any way a bid for the
Presidency, and says he thinks it is Il pity if he
cannot be permitted to express his views occ;,-
sionally without being accused of fishing for the
Presidency. an office which he insists he would
not take under any circumstances.
QUANTITY, Quality and purity are the
three inducements offered to purchasers of
JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP, which is the only
Cough Syrup known to contain Pure Pine Tar.
Sold by Howes Il Co., Belfast.
The right of membership in the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Evangelsts. in Phila-
delphia, is to be subject of judicial investiga-
ton. High churchmen complain that tha low
church officers are crowding them out.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-12-20

Close 10 the hearth hung two little socks
OF two chubby boys, with curly brown locks.
Who had Just crept into their beds.
They rolled and tossed, and prattled like boys,
OF tops and sleds, and childish toys,
And then they covered their heads
one FASTENED on to the City of Nod
Where Father Time. with his magical rod,
Sits on his kingly throne.
The other one waited, with wide-open eyes,
Then slipped out of bed, in glad surprise,
To find he was all alone.
Two little bare feet marched over the floor,
And their owner glanced at the open door,
Then tiny sock pinned to the wall:
"This ones for mamma'-the clock struck
eleven
And give her this kiss you'll lind her in
Heaven,
No matter how late you CALI
If old ST. Peter would tell all he knew,
He would say that an angel his gates passed
through,
And left heaven of bliss.
To go to that room, to that chubby faced child,
And look in his eyes, so tender and mild,
AS she took for herself that kiss.
TJames Foster Coates.
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"To err is human" but to provide your
home with a bottle Of JADWIN'S TAR
l'P, is only to prove your good sense.
Sold by X. II. Moody
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>ous heallh depends on the purity of your blood,
fNaiae WI" realize tn- 0rc taking iIuoi'- ~ar-slpa
ri.It Uith ihe belt lv~ult-
1ner. wa- ,hrtgr, concise verdict ot acoronel's
I. H ..thu. we ina That the 'ecti-,, came to
NI- teath hy ntu- Tom WaIiiug- a ii.u-"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
SOCIETY.

a very pleasant party was had Eli
day uight tat Calera Brothers ice
or, ann saloon. Dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour in which the fol-
lowing named ladies and gentlemen
participated Miss More, Jackson,
Tenn Miss Damnan, Memphis,
Tenn; Nil ses Lewis and Field, Mar
shall, Texas; Miss Aberconbie,
HUNTSVILLE, Texas; Misses Brown,
Willie Burts, Lizzie McCamant, Eu-
genia Grant, Lizzie Terry. Mollle
Rafferty,, jennie Ryan, frankie
Nichtls, Tallje Brooks, A. Anderson,
DR. Slaughter, Messrs, Center, Lewis,
t,antreli, Sh,lion, Bulware, Andrews,
Lamburn, Canty, Staniield, Capps,
Reese, Gpode, Brown, Chick, August,
l'helun, w. Peak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
IN BRIEF.

AL kinds of u.nulng done at the
GAZETTE Office.
OH books bound as good as new at
the GAZETTE bindery.
Extra supertiue honey comb at
spencer 81 fuckers.
The cyclone is coming, prepare for
it, look out for it, it will soon be here.
Mcllhenny's tabasco sauce received
at Spencer IL fuckers. Try II bottle.
Il. L. Grave IS BES T tobacco, and
don't you forget it, mt Combs, Read u
Co,
Stetson hats Of best quality an
latest style just received at Dahlma
Bros.
Go to Dashwood & King for Harper 4
"Bnrolentineh the finest tooth lotion
in the market.
T.. f. Gravely's best tobacco at
Combs, Read u Co.'S, one door south
of the post Office.
Try Harper's "Borodentine" tooth
| lotion; it just takes the cake. Sold by
Eastwood Il King.
job work of all kinds done ut the
/ GAZETTE Office in the best styles and
at the lowest prices.
Give Harpers Fragrant "Roroden-
| tinen for the teeth n trial. For sale
| by Eastwood IL King.
Dahlnun Bros. have just received
/ fifty dozen Stetson hats of the best
| quality aud very latest style.
| Mcssrs. Dahman Bros, have just re-
ceivtd fifty dozen Stetsop hats OF best
quality and very Latest style.
The only place in the city where
~ * Sous best tobacco is at Combs
Read u Cos
The Fort Worth Transfer company
! have purchased the BUSES and equip
ments OF r, l.. Turner and will con
duet the business with office head
quarters at Turner's old stand or
Throckmorton street.
The whitest flour, the best coffee, tn,
| sw. etcst sugar, the most delicious tea
The toughest brooms, the slckos
soap, the stiflest starch, the iiues
lri h potatoes, the freshest eggs anC
the latest chickens can always be ha'
at Turner \ McClure's.
This morning finds the meat marSe
Of [. w. Rouse bountifully supplivC
with nice fat beef, veal and mutton
Rouse Is the boss butcher beyond
all possible doubt.
The Fort Worth Building and LOAF
Association meets in regular monthly
injecting next Tuesday Those VIII
want To borrow money SHOULD not fai
to be ON Land.
YOUNG men who visit press room
and printing Establishments ut night
with their lady friends, should Civ
warming of their coming and they will
find everything in n more rresentabl
condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
CASUALTIES.
Three Men Run Over by IA Train and Killed
a Wreck on the Jersey Central


a Wreck on the Jersey Central.
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. ll.-Shoitly be-
fore midnight last night three men
named Olden Davis. John IL rvls and
James Conner wire walking OF the
Baltimore Il Ohio railroad track near
Demler STATEN aud stepping aside to
allow Il freight train To pass were
around undcr the wheel. of All express
train coming in an opposite direction.
Davis and Kervis Were Instantly
',il!ed. their bodice being horribly
mangled. Conner, who was niutilated
beNund Ieco{nition, lived several
hoarl, tui died this morni' T.
A COAL TRAIN WRECKED.
Easton, Pa, Aug. ll.--Forty cars
of ccal en- "A train of the New Jersey
Central railroad were thrown from the
track at the Philipsburg, n. j. depot.
Fourteen were wrecked and the con
tents SCI tered along the track for q
distance of several hundred yar''s,
and lie tracks blockadcd for sev' RAJ
houis. a brakeman was slightly
wounded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Fort worth nn,lnes. College

And English training school will
open September 3D. Rooms in post
Office block. Professor II. f. Horne
OF Giles College, Tenn, will superin-
tend the English Department. Prof,
Horne has received the very best nor
NAL training aud has had considerable
experience In teaching.
+, T.. Pruilt viii Lave charge of the
business department.. This is UNI
douhtedly the best school for boys and
young % the city. Young ladies re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Removal sale! Removal sale! Re
moyal sale. WASHER Il AUGUST,
IS Houston street,
Rerp,u,,n Grass.

An exchange has the following Item
relative to this excellent grass: Once
sodded the work il done for one hun
dred Years. The grazing and hay con-
tinues to improve as the sod thickens
and the land becomes richer, which IL
will do every year, IT'S better TO have
some bottoms and some uplands, es-
pecially If YOU have creek bottom
which you are afraid To cultivate.
hence cannot utilize on account of the
dangers of overiows washing away
the mowly-plowed soil By having bot
tolnlanGs and uplands YOU have graz
ing through wet and dry seasons. Such
Il piece OF of land is worth more IN Ber-
muda grass than if planted in corn,
The sod being very tough, it Is never
5, wet that You cannot tufn stock on
IT. and Ii i suiliciently strong 10 inttrn
them when moi at work. i puts forth
MS ally as any grass in the spring.
You can Craze IL Till winter or until
your harvest fields are optn, then take
your stock ofl' and NOW IL for hay in
The fall, for winter feed. or, Ii the
lands are rich Il will grow up until
fall, after the frost, and cattle and 9TH
er stock viii subsist op IL the dry
grass all the winter and spring, after
your other crop pastures are eaten out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Personal.

Luther Piner of Bobham is In the
city.
j. ;. Scott of Arch,r county is in the
city.
NJ. f. Spencer Of N,w Yoik Is stsp-
J. ng al the Mansion house.
James Ligon. cattle man of Green
county, arrived in the city yesterday.
Rufus Chcaie well known stock
man from Young county Is in the
city
General John A. McCl >rnand Is in
the city stopping at the Grand Cen
trail.
Mr.. w. II. Curtis. q pronine { cat
tleman Of the Panhandle, Is in the
city.
A. +. Trnitt and wife let last night
fur New York and will be absent sew
eral weeks.
". A Deford &c Gordon, Texas was
in the Fort Yesterday and stopped al
the Grand Central.
A. b. Arthur and III. NJ. Miller Of
Dallas We're in town yesterday stop
ping at the FL Paso.
The GNzETTE regrets to learn that
Nlr. NhlRtC rt TIE NiIuiiu Atulidi II
very sick with fever.
Thomas Atkinson, Of the firm of
Curtis Il Atkinson, cattlemen of the
Panhandle, is in the cit.
j. w. Lynch Of Las Vegas, New
Mexico, IL in the city and is warmly
welcomed by his many friends.
Mrs. Wells. wife Of Walter Wells Of
i II s1..-..
loft asst night for visit in Mississip
pi.
Mr. Abe Hlrsch of Owcnsboro. Ky,
representative of the Kentucky
standard Distilling company, is in
the Fort
Il. duck Dawson. one Of Clay
county's always cheerful and boom
inr' cattle kings was doing the Fort
yesterday.
Geo S. Elton aud Mr. Harvey both
representative in The "Touristn line
ffom Galveston, came in from the
west tst,rday.
Mr.. u. r. Bowman, Of Rowmar &
Willis, real state agents og llen,ieita,
paid the GAZETTE o visi Ia night.
Mr.. Bowman leaves this morning fol
hone.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Garner and
Mrs GEORGE II. Loving left last night
for New York and other points in the
Fast. The best wishes Cf the GA
zprrE swiih the voyagers.
Mr.. .,Horner De .Jarnette, who has
baen tneral Wells for the past
Il. -, s.sss returnea.to the CITY in
nunn.'eirits. Hewill resume his posi-
tinn 9Th II, N. Conner & co.
=. II. Hetfner, the clever and
,accomm dating agent of the Texas
express company, lenves on the For
Worth and Denver this morning for
brief visit to his brother in Wichit
Fails.
Colonel G.. S. Jones Of this city lief
last right for Colorado City TO prac
lire his prof, ssion in that place. TIL,
{, fonels many friends IN Fort Wortl
7, gret his departure and wish lin
success in bis new field.
Mr.. J. l.. Bailey left last night on
trip North via louisville exposition Il
purchase some blnoded stock for Col
oncl r. Nickey's farm, just south o
the Fort The GAZETTE wishes him l
pleasant and successful trip.
Mr.. Frank Houston Of Terrell ont
Of The chief cattle kings OF that coun-
~ .assed through town ON his way u
Wichita falls last night. He WA
l,conling In spirits as regards the eat
lie outlook. Best regards to the GA
zEi'rE and it's chief.
Mrs. Lillian Russell Clark Of Daila
i, ON a visit to MIS-. Wiley, the elocu
tipiist. They nre 10 make n tour 4
cetler over the state giving eNhib
tInns of elocuiion, Two more success
iGl elncutiopists have never been !
Texas, and the GAZETTE predicts {,
them a wa-nl reception
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Until Saturday, 10 ?. N, August the l8th
SAY SABA.
Increased Value of County Assessments
Camprneetin.s.

Increased Value of County Assessments
Canpmeetin.s.
Special to the Gazette.
San Saba. August 1.-THE San
Saba Mems published TO day statistics
furnished by John Riley, county ass, $.
sor, giving the assessment value Of all
taxable property OF San Saba county.
The grand total foots up nearly one
million dollars more than for the year
1889. Thi shows that the whole coIn-
rs is ON boom, as well as the town OF
San Saba. So
Camp-meetings are in order now.
The tent meetings under the auspices
OF the Christian church are sti'l being
well attended. a cump-meeting held
by the Live Oak Methodist church be-
gan yesterday on the opposite side OF
the river.
Nlasons and carpenters are in great
demand; health Of the community eX'
rellent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Lockout for the cyclone.
BUSINESS FAILURES.

New York, August l0,--R. q. Dunn
& Cas-. commercial agency reports lS2
busin, s. failures during tie past seven
days, the same number ms last week.
New England states, -; Middle, b;
Western, IS; Southern %; Pacific l6;
New York city, 10, and Canada rroy.
inces, II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Fire Recon d.

Muskegcn, Mich, August IL
Early Yesterday morning two hundred
thousand feet of lumber of the PENN
sular manufacturing company NJ North
Muskegon burned; also the company's
factory and dry kiln and four ears.
Loss not computed. The lumber COM
pany had nearly SIS, 600 insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Untl,e omi yivc.

Dick Flannigan says he II going 70
lie the alderman from the Fourth
ward Dick Is u first-class prognosli-
Gator and has been known 10 call the
turn frequently. He will certainly
represent his constituents crcditably IL
elected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
The Hill Subcommittee.

Washington, August II. Hon. John
C.. New, who has gone West, will,
white ab-ent, visit Chicago as n sub
committee Of the ilill Investigation
committee to take testimony in regard
10 heating apparatus furnished by
Bartlett, Hawley * Co. for the govern
meut building there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
pnliizer,s paner.

New York, August liz Pulitzer's
paper, the World, to-day calls atten-
lion to the fact that in n season void OF
Startling events it has in three months
under the new management made It's
circulation from two 10 five times as
large MS before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
We must move by September

We must mOEe by SepIemOIr IsI.
We are getting desperate. The rem
nant OF our spring and summer stock
must lie disposed Of between now and
moving time. Bargains ale as plentl-
full now as birds are in spring, Call
and see what our renovoVM sale
amounts to. You all know what We
carry. WASHER n AUGUST
IS Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Eo,,n,i Ills shan.

A man IA the Third ward wanted 70
hipsnmehody Last night. lie finally
found ii regular Sullivan, who gave
him such 4 pounding that his mother
won's know him when he goes home.
Noarrtsts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Washington, August IA dispatch
received 1T the indian office announces
that the Greek Indian troubles are set
tied in II manner satisfactory 10 all par
ties, and peace is henceiorth assured,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
The cyclone Is coming.

Eyeryb, dy knows who Is to occupy
the new store. now In course OF cree.
tion, RI the carner at Houston and
Fourth slrsrts, Look out for the
opening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
a nniAtern,ls NEGRO.

Prince Jackson, a negro who created
considerable disturbance near the lied
Light last night, was arrested ana
taken 10 the station house. lie VIII
also be charged with resisting an om-
! f.slr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
AUSTRIA.

GOBBLING TURKISH PROVINCES.
Berlin, August 1.-THE German and
Turkish governments are engaged In
n. golialions for the complete annexa-
ton 81 Bosnia ana Herzegovina by
Austria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
LOTTERIES.
DALBY SPRINGS,
BOWIE COUNTY, TEXAS.

y ihiese Spr nsS are situated ten miles fyon
nFhalp, Texas & Pacific railroad and, eight
hlIlss rom hassali, ST. Louis q Texas rail-
ton. ~ N''"'' S'-''
htSe waters ere powerfully tonic diuretie
anu dtaPhoretic in IA ~ charact an. ana they
uaNe earned AN unriNaled reputat .pu for NE
cure ~ Dyspepsia lin all It's foralsl. Dronsy
iuo hoe and general, PEN acts. t'pln'ae.
Meht 81 spleen and Liver .@n ray,st
constipation, and ali M $3.50, at,,l,,..
~ ssh'sies. delicate ladies ,,nd siclsly ehil
anre IN IN, 'Ysoll 10 the waters with the assur.
1be n .,ia' health anu yigos viii be gained.
81 ~ sv W. ueiielous and snvigorattug water
pS thare being ON record not single case
a, nhple recommendations. Rooms large ard
~. ~ mosquito 10 distuIs tie Ispose II
Min ,t. or pleasure seeker. supplied
49, aae pest of every mink, inclufi lug veui-
c CON ana game of ell sorts. The surrounding
tntsa,s aoosnds In deer squirrels and wild
nr ~ ,, Wllu ducss. &c while HE lake. hires
ci,i tIur ~ litsaway is suite mll OF fish. la,
am, ss y, Tor dancing, ridlng driving ana other
easements PROVIDED,
j. ". FARRlEG. Proprietor