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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
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-. 2 s,.sssSs7zs. cesses ID nIstur9
Nocturnal Emission, aversion 10 sos.esY,
Dizziness Of vision, noises IN tie head. Size
gital iuid passing anohseryed in the LI'ne
and many other diseases sba, iead TO q
SANITY ana dea.A.
Dr.. mintie viii sgtee To forfeit Five dan
ared Dollars Ior d case ~ tl4ls KIND T. re
Vital Restorative fuudcr MS spec!at q lf-i,.c
and treatment w5il net cll-e, or fe5 sa5-
thing Impure or Injurious found In H. bI
Nffnfte irrefs all private Diseases succcF--
t..iv iFhoat mercury Consultation free
\ thorough eXaminstion and advice, m
clu0Iue analysis y urine, -. f'Fiee OF
Ni'al IL -r0reliFe. s. q bottle, or fotr times
the uuantisy, SIS. cent to any address
upoa rece pr of price. or c. c. d. secure
from observation and IN lTisata nsiic D 4
desired by A. r. Minute, a. D, No.ilBear-
ny st san Francisco
Sample bottle sent free on application by
letter stating symptoms. sex and age
Communications strictly Confidential.
Or hinrie s KIDNEY REAEDE = EFIiREE1r
GUN. cures all kinds Of Kidney ana bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhua, eject. Leacorrb'ea
For sale " all druggists; 8 5 botIe,six
bottles s..
Or. Gintie'a DANpE1foN FrLns are tho
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious In
The market. For sale nY ali druggists
iRnt-1lf
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

SANTA FE proposes to send street
beggars to jail or to the hospital.
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a GREAT many celebrities are Wis
ting California this spring.
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w eekly Herald

Coal mining has BECOME an inn
p tant industry of Japaa.
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aAMARITAN NERvINE

Ees perusapcutiy cured NE of epfepsy O
many sara duration JAcos SuTsis,
st. Joseph, 10.
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The estate of Peter Cooper is val.
ued at two million dollars.
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SPT.NNEY
NOH KEARNY SIRE
Treats ALL CHRoNIc AND SPECIAL
DlsEzsFs

TREATs ALL CHRoNIc AND SPECIAL
DISEASES
YOUNG MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects OF youthful frliies or IN
discretion VIII &c vel to sVail themselves
OF this, tile greatest boon ever Ibid Al the
the altar of sufi riag humanity. Dr. {.
SNtSNEY vii guarantee q forfeit 5 90
Tor eve case Of Sem nal Weak mess or
priVste disease Of ANY kind or character
whicl. lie undertakes and Tails to cure
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty to
sixty who ere troubled with loo frequent
evacuGti.ns Of the bidder offen accom-
PAM ed by slight smarting OF burning
sensation ana g weakening Of the sestem
il manner thu patient cannot account
Tor. On examining the urinary deposits
d ropv sediment viii oftsa he found and
sometimes small par IcleS OF aibumen will
appear, or the cotor viii be Of = hin y TX
ism haze, again changing 10 dark ana or
pid aDpeafsHse- There are many Een he
die OF this I'll Ii Gully. jgueHG0i Of the cai G,
which is she sec9O sra e Of : -n1na we K
moss pr.Spinney wa gu arantee peri
care IN ali sICh C0acs. aud healtlEr
tGrAficn OF thc la.i tto-9 urinary 0fgr4 Il.
0ffice uours-I0 20 and 10 s. Sundays
from 10 ts II = IL Generalization Tree
IhoroueA examination aud advice, >.
Gall Or GiisrS
DR.. SPISNET 6 Co,
4 Il KeA-Dy street san Francisco,
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sAHrA2ITAN NERvINE

Cared me 0 epilepsy Of nice years stand.
ng. MISS os1FNA GARsa az,
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Anil 10. 1888 .

ApfU 70, 800.
Case of Fitzgibbons IS. Hickies,
by consent of counsel compromised
BY defendant agreeing to pay $50
Ind costs.
&C Baker vs. Maricopa county:
on agreed siatemen! Of facts the court
decided that where conviction is had
for misdemeanoT, and the defendant
is not able 10 pay. the county i
liable for District Attorneys fees.
Hurry is case Of Fowler vs.. Bryant
found verdict il favor of defendant
APKIL. IA. 1883.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
April 10. 1888.

In case Of Kosbland rs Orsne L
stay OF proceedings was ordered for
ten days
Decree of divorce granted il case
Of Robinson rs. Robinson.
Case Of Fowie, IS. Bryant on trial.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

his GrezE
&ejavEHat IA
r NEEDY and
SeTve es1lc
is the fecitil1ase
re ult Of twenty
ycaEs Of pTscte
cal experience
aad CURES WITH
UEFAiiI ING CEE-
TAINTy ; srvCu
and T. h y sizes
Debility, sem
rfp u 81 lguraE
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sAslARrrAN NERvINE

Cured my son OF fts after having had 2,50o |
II, III. htseu rnootEs Mrs Z. FCEra,
West Potedaui, \. y.
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DR.. Liebig
llSPERSERY.
Ger. GSnFy nad ESa-
sen SITS.

THE COLLEGE ms 81
: TUT r for the cnre Of
al epecial. ComrliCated
and so-c7 ed IucIra bic
Chr nic Dis rases. Dc lie
biE's German Inv < r-tor
is POSITIVELY guslanr &c
70 cure Ne-vou erd Phve-
zeal De hilitv, Weakn ess.
Lost Manhood. Loss Of en-
erey, Rinairg and dizzi-
7 esS in The head. nelan-
choiy. hopeless feelings,
ara Il The gesUiJs ofyoutb-
nj fmprp dcnce az d cxces-
SEES of mature years. The
l Oc-OT, q recniar cole 4
ply stefan. VIII asres 10
forfeit a theusand dollars
for a case Tie tnyigaGatpr
VIII not cure. IN dc special
treatment and advice
Tee ason that so many
,
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ness and The above 0isea-e- is OWN 10
o co pl5 cali "a called FRO
wRich require peculiar 'Testfo al.
L1ebig's lnvigoratOr No. ID Il positive
cure fcr r. ostatorihea. Price OF sithrr In
ylgeritor, - per botfe: six for SIC Sent
70 any "a osess on receipt Of price OF o.
d. Resp -ible persons pay when cured
StTiciest secrecy maintained Patients
clted home. Liebie's Dispensary runs
an elegant dTng y ore in its baildinS.
loo freGu n evacua ioAs Of the bladder
and Opy seainenbiu ur NJ are spMptoms
of 5 coLGarv 5 min I Weakne. s and Pros
taio Tnea omnlainis rcaCi y y,eld TO the
Dr L ebi & treatm mt
oRrIS RY ASES.-Any recent eases
Of spec 4 or private Gi-eas-S cured T II
SIC. Remeeies sufficient TO ure viii be
. omp iy sent, with fuil direc ions and
ndtica on leeeipt o. SIG. All packages
are = cureIy covered from Observation,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

Cured rae q ats. Have been well for over
four wears. CHARLEs Z CURTIS.
Okakis. Douglass Co, Ailnn-
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Gu ed M son Of sts afte, spending se,4co
vita ether doctors. .. " rHoENT0S,
CIaiooru, Miss.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

SAMARITAN NERvINE-
is for sale BY druggists everywhere o.
may be had direct from u. Those who
wish to obtain further evidence of the
urative properties Of Samaritan NerVTns-
VIII please enclose Scent postage stamp
for 2 COPY Of our Illustrated ournai +
Health, giving hundreds Of testimonials
of cure from per- ons ~ . have used the
medicine, and also their pictures photo
rsphed sfer Jhair restoration TO perfect
health. Address
DIR. s. a. RICHMOND & o
Worlds Epileptic institute
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Anil ver.r,. sasa.

Hen. D. n Pinney, Associate
Justice of the Territory of Arizona,
presiding.
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APRlL IL, 1883.

In case Of Koshland rs Orme
verdict WAS found il favor of the
defendant.
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sA4IARITAS NERvINE,
sAMARIrAN NERvINE

Cured me Of scrofals after entering 70
,.fshf vea-s albert STzfPsoE,
Peoria, HI.
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sAAARIrAN NERvlNE
sANfARITAN NERNINE

Cured mo perTuanently of epileptic SIS
. s,rri,i,.r,s .h.rat,ttsr Rev ~ HAETfS-
Eecbanicstown, y {.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
SECOND EDITION,
The School Board.

An Intellectual effort was made yes
terday evening to assemble the newly
appointed school board for the purpose
of organization but it was found that
one of the newly appointed members,
Mr.. j. l.. Hatcher d clined to accept
the appointment, and that another,
Mr.. Z. Z. Cummings, was disqualified
by section three of the ordinance crea-
ting the board. The third section of
the ordinance provides that, before
any trustee enters upon the discharge
OF his official duties, he shall swear
that he will faithfully and impartial
~ discharge the duties of that Office
and that before his election he was
not pledged TO vote for any particular
person for superintendent OF public
schools, and file the affidavit with the
mayor
TO an ordinary mind this wonld
seem n n very unnecessary caution.
There are other duties required OF the
board OF vastly greater Importance
than this. aud il SD happens that
judge Cummings having been APP
pointed some tine since had promised
his support 10 one of the aspirants for
the position of superintendent, and
hence could not make the required
aitldavit. The settlement of the oues-
non seems as far off as ever and the
cause OF education is not being en-
a need by the chickering's and Jealous
les engendered by the selection of a
superintendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
PERSONAL.

ID. NJ. Curtis of Galveston is in the
city.
Otis Ford of Decatur is at the Ell
Paso.
Nj. r. Hoxie of Taylor is registered
at the El Paso.
J. w. Stone of Dallas is at the I'll
Paso Hotel.
j. M. Rorex of Wichita Falls was in
the city yesterday.
T. +. Fisher general agent of G. c.
& s. f. road is in the city.
Glen Halsell and wife arrived in the
city yesterday from Decatur.
John A. Green, Jr., of San Antonio
is stopping ut the El Paso.
Misses Annie and Maud Halsell of
Decatur are stopping at the Ell Paso.
G. Van Sickle placed his autograph
on the El Paso register yesterday.
J. G. Matthews of Lampasas is in
the city, and is at the Eel Paso
| J.. G.. Hasell and wife and Misses
! Maud and Annie Halsell are at the Ell
| Paso.
/ b. +. Leonard, "as nice as girl
and nearly as pretty" Is at the Man
sion Hocse.
Mr.. b. T.. Ridley of Murfeesboro,
| Tennessee, is in the city on prospect
ing tour,
Hon. II. J. Labatt of Galveston was
in the city yesterday and honored the
GAZETTE with II call.
Mr.. Nj. A. Chambers of this city left
last night for New York and other
markets East on n business trip for the
! firm of Randall, Chambers d Co.
MAT Kramer left last night for Lou
J isville to attend the Southern EXposi-
ton in that city. Nat will say goo6
words for the Young Giant wherever
he finds an opportunity.
The irrepressible and ubiquitou,
!, Wiley Jones of Waco is in town much
to the delight of his many friends, es.
pecially the young ladies'. who Away!
love to welcome grandpa"
L. &. Scheffey of Louisville, Ky.
representing the firm of Foster, Hill
= son Il Co., cigar manufacturers of New
York, is in the city. Aside from
being Il good business man he is
broth of boy on the road.
Judge Flourney of Waco has beer
:, retained ms attorney for A. n. Wood,
y who is charged with killing Bias
. Kavanaugh. Mr.. Jenkens of Wac
!, will be the associate counsel in tn
. prisoners defense.
n Messrs. r. f. Maddox, III. G.. Heath
d erington and ID. G. Kemper left thi
:. morning at two O'clock for Victoria t
i see the works of the beef Refrigerator,
e company located there. 1t is prohabl
IT n branch establishment will be locate
in this city.
II Prof. j. B. Hancock of the Mapl
IS Hill Female Seminary near Lebanon
II Tennessee, is in the city in the intel
ests of chat institution. He will carr
!. back with him twenty five young Ia
"a dies from the state to attend the schoS
- he represents, leaving on the 23d ins
= Misses Bridges and Peers accompan
him from this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
4 Sanitary Measure.

In the present disordered condition
Of the streets ii is not strange that
some of our citizens should complain
OF sick ness. This, at present, cannot
he helped, but they themselves should
provide against it so far rs lies III Their
power. The scourgc of most modern
cities is malaria, and when IL once
takes firm hold it Is almost ineradica-
BILE. In the great cities of the east
malaria has killed more people than
probably any other disease. and i'll the
cities Of New York and Brooklyn it
has successfully dcfied all the sanitary
rules and regulations known to modern
science. The cit 'sens of Fort Worth
should gurrd against this modern
scourge Ivy keeping their city as free
IA possible from the influences which
give rise to it. In nearly all the streets
leading from the business portion of
the Fort are great quantities OF dark
rank vegetation which will soon fall
to the ground and commence the pro-
ct ~ of decomposition. Now, rs IL il a
recognized fact that decomposed veg
etable matter Is one of the chief sources
| Of malaria, these weeds should not be
allow cd to pass in Il lntrid form into
| the sewers and thereby spread malaria
| through the city The citizens could
guard against it by cutting them dowl
and burning them when dried by The
sun. 70 be prosperous our city mus
be healthy, and it cannot be so IT the
sewers become choked with dead ant
decayed vegetable matter In New
York all the vegetable refuse Is gath
cred in carts and then emptied int
scows which convey it miles down TIN
bay where it is dumped into the ocean
The weeds in our streets and yard
should be cut down and burned, AM
not be allowed to terminate discas
in the sewers which would knock a
the hearthstone of every family II
town who have n water sink in thei
house. The work of laying the sewer
and paving the streets is work Of NJ
cessity and we must suffer for shoi
time the attendant Inconvenience, bt
the weeds which iufest our streets AZ
an uusightly nuisance which threaten
the health of the city and should |
removed. II.
, Fort Worth, August |, 1883.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
VIII HnrdlX Eninin.

The report that some of the mem
bers who Were originally appointed on
the school board, aud were lett out by
the council night before last, would
bring suit to establish their right TO
seats on the board, and would enjoin
the Others from acting, is doubtless
without foundation. None OF them
having qualified, and in fact the ordi-
nance under which they were APP
pointed. not having received the APP
prevail they could hardly make out II
case. Further than this, the fact of
their appointment warrants the con-
ulusion that they were friends of edu-
cation, aud suit for the purposes
stated could not he construed as being
In the interest of the schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.
The Bold Attempt Of Negro Upon
Young Giri-The william In jail.


The poid Attempt Of n Negro Upon
Young Giri-Ihe william In Jail.
A negro man who says his name Is
Johnson, was arrested Yesterday al
ternoOn about ten miles isom the city
for attempting TO outrage a young giri
named Matte Bell Walker. The facts
concerning the affair as given Ca
zETTE reporter last night, are as fol-
lows The negro went 70 the nome OF
the young girls mother yesterday
morning and asked for q drink OF
water, which was given him by the
girl. He saw no one else present and
rode away, but returned IN short
while. When he came back he LETT
his pony at the fence aud went
into the house. The girl
was lying on the Fbed, when
he approached.her and made the at
tempt to outrage her She screamed
and managed by some means TO escape
from his clutches, and ran from the
house. He followed her some distance
aud threw rock ut her, which struck
her IN the back. He stopped and went
back to his horse and rode away again.
The girl informed her brother and UNI
Gle, who were ut work near the house,
and tney bOtn stditeu III PURSUIT..
After short search they found ne
gro who suited the description given
by the gill, and arrested him. He
was caught near Watauga-
about ten miles from here
on the Missouri Pacific rail
road and brought to the city yester
day afternoon. The trial was begun
soon after his arrival before Justice
linn, but not being concluded, he was
renanded to Jail without bail. The
examination will be concluded mex
Saturday week.
The negro says he was recently II
Jail at Denton, but was released, Their,
being nothing against him.
He was riding a very good pony
which he says belongs to him.
The young girl is fourteen years o
age, and is quite attractive. The pub
lie will always wonder why the would
he ravisher WIS not lynched by tn
brother and uncle of the girl. Sh
clearly identified the negro when h
was brought before her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
A Misnonner.

An awkward aid very embarrass-
ing mixture of names occurred in the
GAZETTE on the 27th ult. The cor
respondent of the paper at Stephens
Vile wrote that James Swoliord had
been arrested for rape. The "SN was
was dropped from the last name which
made il read "Woiiordn and as there
is man 10y that name in Stephens
vile he is very naturally incensed.
The GAZETTE regrets the mistake and
haslens 10 state that James Wotiord is
not the man against whom the COM
plant is made, and trusts the expla-
nation of how it occurred will be salts
factory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
An Evcntful Day at AIvaradc.

The second of next August will be
quite an ,ventful day ut the town of
Alvarado. Parsons Texas cavalry
brigade hold their Reunion exercises
there commencing on the LIST and con-
tinuiug Oh to the I'd, and the Gulf
Colorado Il Santa Fe railroad have
their sale of lots there on the ID. Dis
tinguished speakers from different
parts of the state will be present. The
gentlemen having charge of the sale of
lots will provide n bountilul supply of
free beer and lemonade and altogether
it will be n grand gala day for the
beautiful little town. An excursion
train leaves Fort Worth at S:l5 n M,
and half fare only will be charged.
This will he refunded to parties pur-
chasing lots to the amount of 800.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02

The gallant flremen should be en-
ceuraged 10y a full attendance ut their
bali at Godwin's Hall Friday evening.
IL matters not that you do not dance,
you should attend any way. You dc
not know but that your own house
may be the very next one 10 take fire
and you will be glad 10 have the boys
without ceremonous invitation. En-.
courage them by your pr, sence at their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
Wnntod-A Cnndidnte

The people ofthe newly created ward
the Fourth--are in want Of suita-
BILE candidate for alderman. 1t occurs
to the GAZETTE that the position Is
one of Importance To theproperty own
ers aud taxpayers of the city, and
some of the good people In that ward
should consent To serve, IN his own in
tercst and that of his neighbors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
AnIn,portnnt Change.

1t Is stated authortatively here that
Messrs, Wellborne, Lealse Il Henry of
Dallas have been relieved rs attorneys
for the Gould system ana Messrs.
Baker, Bolts & Baker OF Houston APP
polluted. Messrs. Chapman n Swayne
of Tins city, local attorneys for the
Gould system, received official notice
10 this effect yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
CAPTURED ATLAS
After Weary Wanoelings sllsbe, i.
Robber, is Captured In n,
New Mexico by Depuu
U. s. Marshal
NiO~u

Nigel.
In 1881 at Corsicana durjur,
out on the Central road The MI
George Nj. Silsbee, pot togttts,
registered packages contsIpjs,
ag regate some $4,50O to Sa1
Skipped" the country
long afterwards all the p@,is
spectors and United stats nl
in the country Were on The M
Silsbee. About a year $40 \
States Marshal Gosling went
flee, and being put Id 10
OF the facts connected n
Silsbee robbery, detailed his
uty, Captain Nlggli, to vi
capture, which he succeeded.
last week in Silver City Neil
Last night Marshal Gosllng d
Deputy Niggli passed thrssI
city to Dallas, where Silsha 1
put upon his trial in the Uuix
court.
This case of Sllsbee's furni.hs|
tory and "A moral that should \
a warning to all young men, u
even tempted to stray from ihs
of rectitude. After he bad
plished the theft, he began hhy|
ings upon the fee Of The |
Assuming the name ofanlaFyl
he went from town to town III
experiencing the toriures Of 1
shame, afraid 10 look any hop !
in the face and dreading das|
every town. After a iewnG|
drifted into Mexico, and
Chihuahua, and from thsuctI
mining regions, some 500 miles
where he remained nearlyaJ1
Grating an engine, a trade slsI
is an expert. Here he did y
the passion for home poses
again, and led him 10 \
the United states. Ala
wandering he settled down
City, New Mexico, where y
II good position as forenlan
layers on the new court h4
ing. At this business be w
when Deputy Niggli walkedal
He yielded readily and bas
docile since his capture, pua1
be glad it il all over nov
after undergoing his puhla1
will again have Liberty, W
been 50 long denied him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02

A heavy blast WAS made by the sew
er worlluen yesterday morning, in the
rear OF The buildings ON the corner of
Main and Second streets, which threw
II shower of stone on the roofs and
caused much fright, and started the
team to the lee wagon in n run up
Second street. They were stopped be-
fore any damage was done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
Military Display.

The local colored military companies
of Dallas and Fort Worth met here
yesterday and went together to Wild
mer's grove, where barbecue and
picnic commingled with drills and
parades was had. The Dallas com
pany is called the Cochran Greys and
the Fort Worth company the Tarrant
DfunS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
Fine Peaches.

Mr.. l. w. Rouse left ut tile GAZETTE
Office yesterday some fine peaches,
which he raised from trees planted
only six years old. They are hard to
beat and show that the best of fruit
can be produced on Texas soil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
The Lion Lowell J
kansas city llDss'

Our most important dlP'I Y
sion is that at the coli' = M
Mr.. Lowell is the head o : - 4
can diplomacy and he III
lion of London society III
dinner speeches are adl. ossssIs|
way, and they may be iss ''S.|
oil poured on he waters .,
dynamiters and invineIu : I, \
we are telling England y !, 4 IA
lite way that we VIII ny cstcl
to unload her paupers ~ -, "a a
Lowell is talking about 50 - ~
nations and the exlrs'n Ds..lal'l
OF the people of the TWO poo Mn
While Mr.. h,s,;,a
congress is ,a,S';,saeIl
lions tail, and the inr ne u
vention is totting up , al,
crimes and oppresslqqn'ssa lp1' i (
Irish people, Mr.. ,Ss IrIas!
pleasantly about Inc ne a
mother land ana ,a,'iful
glorious and beau The
daughter across ;,,,sus y
while American l,a';a,iI,out 1
nr;sou,d i'm ireland NJ, "a
form OF trial. While .osl.s,isl]
refused the small coliIs,nvrIsous|
ing why they were in Were
Mr.. Lowell WAS e .ha zen 4
hob-nobbing with lns ia islI
We're thus ontraging Ihs Y
of his c0uutrymeh'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
TEXANS inPnris, France.

The following Well known citizens
of this state We're registered ut the
branch oilice of the New York H0aid
in Paris, France, last Thursday Mrs.
and the Misses Hin of Houston, Thos.
Ochil,ree aud Miss Scudder of Ga'-
weston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02
Coal. S7.o5 Delivered.

will deliver "Indian Nation" coal
(cir LOTS to any part of the city ut
81 % per ton, including delivery.
When requested, will deliver two or
more parties without extra charge.
n. &. BROOKS.
August /, 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-02


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that a corrective is neeae. /
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liver to action and rtslo's
healthy condition.