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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
Opinion OF Eminent DIR. a. $
Stcnast.

lPreslaeni Of Maryland Hospital. naltimpre.l
HAVE Used COlden's
liuuid beef Tonic for more than q year.
II combines the virtues ofJood and
ioaic reDsarkubiUa and Is.in satisfied has
sued life when any other medicine
would fail.n Remember the name,
GOLDEN s--teihe no 0fher.l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
AIincoIa.

Mrs John Smith IL visiting the fam
lily OF MIR. ] S. Williams.
Mira. a. s. Downrt, who, when u
n resident 81 this city, was one of our
most popular society leaders, wns IN
town ON Saturday On route to DANGER
field
Miss Eddie Callahan Is domiolled
here once more. Welcome, popular,
pretty IA ever.
Alessrs. Mammoth aud Gnlt have left
for Houston 10 attend the session of
tho grand lodge of Masops OF Texas.
Boat aud buggy riding has become
extraordinarily fashonnbie.
MIR. and Mrs Gregg are visiting tho
family OF Mr.. j u. Murrie.
Last Friday hop attracted the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen of Tyler:
Mira Jno. a Brown and Misses Flor
ence Brown, Nellie House and l!enn
Hubbard; Mes-rs. Fred Dilley, .lno,
/ Sanford, C.E Wood, Oscar Mcfarland,
Chns 6oldtrass, re Goodman, Walk
ker Knight and j ~, Brown. Long
View was represented hy Mr.. joe
Clemmona, Mr.. Den Carter and lady,
Mr.. 4, w Gcnrs and Col Corn.
The acrenaders were out Ia force on
Thursday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
NEW. STYLISH
millinery and Dress Goods,

Mrs. @. d. Brown has en-
larged her Dress Goods De-
partment, and is now ready to
exhibit to her friends and Gus
toners as full an assortment
of silks and all other new and
fashionable dress goods as can
be found elsewhere.
Her new Pattern Hats are
arriving, and n more elegant
assortment cannot be found in
the state.
N. 3 Ladies viii please take notice that
all dress goods purchased Of Mrs Brown
can be made up, In Tho house, In the most
approved style, and perfect iits warranted.
Mr.. Bromn dssirCs to assure the Ia
dies Of For, Worth and North ?drdS
mat Ter entire stack, iaciuling ifiiiiH-
e,.y, Dress goods, Trimmings, Under
pcdr and Roady-indde clothing, hare
5c,1, s,{ccted and made up undcr her
owa personal Supervision, and She tct'r-
rants gudities az good and prices as
lov as can be had anywhere this side
OF NcW York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

we now enjoy all the advantages Of
having q first-olusS opera house. There
have been five or ak companies play
ing here since the opnninR OF The
house. The yonng gentlemen can
now take their "ownest own" sIrl 70
,ee Romeo and Juliet, etc.
Miss Efiie Robinson has been ana Il
stIll auIte sick. much 70 shesorfpw
IL her friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
...rrnrrs NOTES.

WV r.h doaap,t atand worry
Tom ihu', ,,,nJlv littIe woman
Y. w ARA 20 marry again.
Gu =, r,.r.tt AGED eigbtv-
FANNIE ,,aotnistress of IVes,
~ pesn far ty.ntv.Hva
rasn, s"'''
All, ~
sanlou anu Emrons nnd Mi,
Na'oeu ., ,n,arts In fsvnr of "a.
rsllslr "s"
F.lI ,nniu VII, ,ha o,harni,,h,
fnla Msn ,,,nrstad hra.l, T,st
y M ,,os shocked
fsltilasl' h, NIT ,,nint.d am 60
ilal !, snu nrj nnd f"rnat No
I, Iun poLt mp
WI uausn,.
ss sae aa' ,d hao a'ol ha
i1liass' , ~ ,oa'S p1se a ~.
evan 'aa''s' summing
isVA"
EaiAly davenport wore a string
p Ns ,.sor I ,,;..h, an5 ' noa ns
lsnNNuei nis &c, &c, n Wv o W.
lsls rg N ,'o,i. I',na ~ "
i,e.n'"
Va wig n. Nalcutt OF Nesl
~ vsS claims to nave fought
tgREr OF tile rebellion us Il
snle Gilmer, a dressmhker OF
~ JUST learned that she Is
sR&e OF the largest estates IN
Nrada, the new American
tina, starts out well. She tells
OF Paris mat she has lost
III bonds, and the town Is
Mcclellan, aged llG years. and
l|il'On, blooming widow of -,
married at Blythewood, S. c.
gR We bachelors of fortyl There
|allly some chance for you now.
& Fisher of Baltimore, having
dlhat man is liable in dam
IG slander,us words uttered
wife, Mr.. Scholer, of that city,
ply Sl05.and costs because his
bad said uncomplimentary
dDrs. Anna Mache.
|. p., Rent ~, .,,.,I;,as ,,,o
|ype of Jewish beauty though
lshleen years of age, has APP
at the theater Francois, IN
as Alcmene, in MDliere's
|lllyon.N She is mentioned as
Bernhard 3 charming cousin.
Maud Ely-Godd,rd orthe rich
kmeriran ,'S ,nis az i, E'y, VA rs Tue h',
P'ns. Her husband is Prince
PWskl, aged forty or thereabout,
lebeing tall, brown.eyed, and
andsomen at twenty-six.
evailiug Anglomania in New
has reached - NV dn,,.lnarant
Eample of Film Tarrv and
be Hill. anothnr E,,l;sh actress
playing AT W,Ilars7s has nro-
| Noticeable effect in the walk
'Iiage Of many New York girls.
Intse English women walk
enadlers.
|ughter of ons of+ha frat couu-
b. of The gree, bact a me, mon Who
lannon's in he hnsi,asS hnt
|aiiered imprisonmsnt ia now
Isoi a wrll.k pnpn ohin nillinn-
When She wae ~ airI her f,,her
lei her Ia ,ssi., III, IN nrenar
Cd lady.
months o,o ma do,,urt..of a
! farmer Ia. wy I, 100
i the onrositinn nfhar ,Iar.nts
y Beniih';n pnso oi ' h, a,n,,in~
m. Thnr.daw ~ , n.y. tdmnd
ng her M ~, ~ We hn,nI
7 with n ltniie. II required
en- to take him from her.
philip Mcr,o,,,,h,in 90 proo,,.
aimed In . ,''',,, nm =, W ,i,nr IN.
'eninu. "Iir5, LBS 10, aS..'d't ~ e,a,,
lp IN tho l,a r ,io' BU,hs ~ ~
Ever n;' nsS WIZ, ,,, ','u no 90 Az
~ his rhas, n. ~ wants e. ne p,o ,o
with tha a,';n .''sih, 81"
he sun nv, s'a "iiu SO ~, ~
do ths,e M Nv s"pi uar
heard her and he i now suine
Tee.
Oates oro ..,.a -.
pern.ho, a. u ihyorlIe oui
a fonr,h e actiess, 10 nDouI W
] w n r uusoaiiu. NJ ,ass
ora IN So1ue.,' hla'i"e VI
quite f,,, slaiiu ope,h iiua nus.
5 that os ,,om, anu nei VII ia
az a"c'ioiieei ~ oo''
(,h. :,
i saa;;i i, the Cleveland
gernon Rrown s ~ o "a snn
Brown, the nneen,s Immortal
The queen Il said to he de-
Young Brown IL n very man
:. Ia "A venrs of age Ind m
her maiestv,u ho,'tabnia II
stood that as soon ms the date
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

~ DON'T FEEL WELLp The
stomach Is out Of order; neglected, this
means chronic dyspepsia. You should
take Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and
avoid this terrible disease. Sold by Il.
N. Brungwig 4 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

which had been beautifully arranged
for the occasion. The attractions were
varied and the attendance wns excel
lent. six hundred dollars were
taken in from the voting
iot the most handsome and
popular persons. Mira Bette Porter
was voted the most popnlnr married
lady, and Col. Augustus liclknap the
most popular married gentleman /;
Cora Ogden the most popular young
lady, aud Mr.. Madison Foster tho
most popular young gentleman. sam
Bsll's baby was vnied to be the hand
soonest child, aud nr. Bartlett the
ugliest gentleman. Nice prizes were
awarded the successful candidates.
Madison Squire Preshy church,
a niagnincicnt ediiiee, constructed a'
a place of worship Tor the Northern
branch of tho l'resbyterinus rcbid.
Ing here, was dedicated
last Sunday. An the
ministers of the city, excepting the
Episcopal and Catholic, were present.
The dedicntory sermon wns preached
Nv Rev. ], W. Neil, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, ana was q mas
terpioce OF pulpit orntory. Not many
months ago the Northern and South
EN- branches of both the Presbyterian
and Methodist Churches here were nj
bitter outs, but now tho utmost good
win exists and MI are labotng To-
gethor ils If In IA common cause,
Madison Square church was packed
from pulpit To entrance door on The
occasion OF lts dedication.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
Pilot Point.


Thursday evening nj the residence
of the BRIDES father, Miss Ellen H.
/ skinner of this city and Mr. Robert T.
Caruth of Collin county We're united
ia marriage, Rev. J a. Julian oiilei
alihg,
II IL. Rnndnll's concert company
are holding u musical convention IN
this city, which wins organized fhufs'
day evening and viii continue Tor So W
efhl nights, to close With . grand CON
cert. The ladies and gentlemen COM
posing this company are thorough
musicians and practical teachers, ana
tie class Of nearly one hundred organ
ized here viii be greatly beiithteh Ny
their instructions. Besides, all who At
tend are roynlly entertained and de-
lighted with tho charming music.
Mrs. n. u. Brooks and her daugh-
ters, Mrs Lena aud Katie, leave Tues
day morning for Gseensbnrgh, N. U,
where they expect 10 reside in the ia.
tnfe. They will be be greatly missed
IN social circles, aud u multitude OF
friends will regret their departure.
DR.. A. NJ. Ragland made a business
trip 10 Longview during the past
week.
Miss Fannie Gist Of Era, Cooke
county, IL visiting in town,
w. a. Blagg has returned ifoin
long visit In Arkansas, and found
summons here demanding his pres.
cnce In Dallas az Juror Ia the federal
court.
Parson Payne and Captain X. n,
johnson have visited Daiios the past
week.
aeaborn Jones and family have re-
turned from Mineral Wells, whore
they have been visiting Tor several
months.
Rev. J. NJ. BlDkley, presididg elder,
will conduct ihs quarterly meeting
services In the NJ. ". church SUNDAY
morning. a..
Mr. X. s. Robbins, one Of the cdito-
rial stall Of the ~. Louis DAILY fosp
working 10 boom for The daily. aud
succeeded ii obtaining quite list %
subscribers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

Miss Annie Upshaw will leave next
Tuesday for Houston. where she Will
spend some time visSiipg her aunt.
Her fricnds Will miss her pleasant
company greatly.
The doctors seom To have little
spell of sickness themselves once In u
while. DrA. Smith and Geo. Bond
both have been sick, but now arc up
and about.
Mr.. j. j Niece went home Oh a
short visit for the holidays, We all
MRS little jim
Mr.. Louis Drilling of Whitney and
Miss Pauline Aiittenthnl of this city
went down to Wnoo on to-day's train,
accompanied 10y Mr.. Sam Shapiro.
They will be married according to the
Hebrew ceremony.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

entertainment, and are of the opinion
that the standard of morality In the
community might be trifie raised II
the society women who attend ihe
opera were little more modest, and
paid more attention to cultivating
true refinement, womanliness, and
good taste.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

We wish sincerely that some women
at the head Of New YORK soe ..h',s,.
whose influence Is great, ana Mhe ~,
example would be followed, wonl '1,, ss J
Tie fashion OF wearing less decoiiste j
dresses than Is at preseh, Wv H.
among the women who attend lns
anara' The instances where our
v Women show execrable taste in th ear. ir.
ranaement In the bodiccs OF the id
d ire are not very numerous, 70 W., We
sure, but they are sufficient 10 l nuln
her to disgust all right-minded pso e'Ia !,
or course il is entirely t9o paa Wal and 4
w ypi,idar n and arms that she should
not be- allowed to 20 with them = PARE arr.
MOI aoI " "xhibit them for the benefit Of the
ana s airn crowd who attend the opera
a Pni we really think thai The admir- ,.,i
ing crowd could get a9 ,ps s sysyni ms'
Without this addition 70 Tue evening
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-06-26
FACTS.

Those centemplating q trip westward
win certainly do well to carefully con.
suit the time tables Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest. make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried In first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to insure comfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change of
,ars to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
hut single change of cars to Iowa,
Y ,nsss, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota.
s.c. No other line can offer such advan-
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio.-I,s
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this, and in the end may lead
to tie saving of much Of both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chose tickets before having talk or re-.
ceiving q letter from one Of the B. 4 O.
Agents. A letter addressed to w. 4.
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to J T. Lane,
Wheeling. w. Va, to j. A. Webb, Fos-
toria, Ohio; to T. A. Lee GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thorough informa-
ton as to all necessary details of time
connections, fares, baggage, etc., etc.
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Ex Senator Eugene Casselly is dying
at San Francisco.
The record OF the Star R,ute tria
con- aims 6 COO pages
The grsad try ot Perry coun. y wa
dismissed Ho, a s;Hgle case eonsing be
fore IL.
The issue of seaasfrd silver duIlar
from the minis for the week ended jun
8 was S206.0OG The issue for sh cor
responding pelfod Of last year was s2ll
499.
/ The Texas Legislature has appro
pii,ted 50, ,000 to purchase SETS VI tht
ten volumes of the Southern Historlca
Society Papers. Fhe Society are now
having the 200 sets bound
I A Danville. N. Y, merchant is oul
Just 5000 He placed it in the stove fol
SAFE keeping, when cold day COM ing
on, be built q fire, forge' ilI all about
the sash, which vas consumed.
Secretary Of v ar Lincoln has become
student He shun, SOCIAL life and
spends his evenings in hi. sta ", mas,
tering written politiC, Hi.imy aRl p. =
lilicsl economy Ire pores over.
The DAYTON Journal saws "the dem .
Gratis don't know how to use political
power" They know how not To- abuse
10. II they had not known, thev would
have learned from twenty years obser-
yation.
"What would our wives cay II they
knew where we were ?" sal | the captain
Of schoone, when they we're beating
about in thick fog, fearful Of going On
shore. "Humph shoultih', mind thai, y
replied The mate, '.if We only knew where
we were ourselves"
"Whcn I grow up III be man, won't
l ?" asked little boy OF his mother.
Yes. my son but if you want 10 be 8
man you must be Industrious at school,
and learn how to behave yourself -"
"Why, mamma, do lazy hoys turn out
to be women when they grow upP
In the House Of Lords the bill lee,- :
ZtuS uaitiaSc VIII uSOSaoSu WIG
sister passed second reading by, vote
OF 165 to 15S Tue Prince OF Wales,
the Duke OF Connaught, and the Duke
OF Albany voted for the bill. Two
archbishops and nineteen bishops voted
against it.
Tracks N human being have been
found in Nevada showing the length OF
the foot to be eighteen inches and the
width eight inches II Chicago mothers
don't keep their daughters OF home, in.
stead OF letting them wander around
Nevada, they will get the scientific world
iato worse mess than the Cardiff Giant
did.
R ,bert Lee, the Driskell, Ala, post
master, who dealt in G ,vernment
stamps. aud is now 10 Jail at Huntsville,
Ala. forged thirteen names to his bond
for $20, 600; also the lstice's atl1 lavit,
and is wanted in Mississippi for three
murders. He wounded Postmaster In
spector Frey twice, and killed horse
from under him before he was arrested.
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more preachers. What + want is a
quiet party .thst wants TO 60 on a. walk.
and ihe boy got up and huppea on one
foot towards his crutShes. filling his pis-
tot pocketwith fgs as be hobhled along.
"Well, sir, said the grocery man, as
he took q chew Of tobacco out OF pail
and offered some TO the boy, knowing
that vas the only thing In the store TIE
bov would not take. "Do yes Know
think some of these ministers have about
les little senss on poEfdfy matters. a,
anybody Now, the ides Of that man
Erking on an old PAGER. II don make
any difference II the PAGER was a bun.
Edred wears old. he ssosla pace II he was
ljerkef cn1 il
You bet. said The boy, as he put bis
crutchts under his arms, and started Tor
the door. "a minister may be s"und
on the Atnnement, hut he don't want to
saw on an old pacer. He may have the
subject OF infant hsptis6s dUwR 6Ber
than canslrie segife, hut il he has ever
been 20 college, he ought to have learned
enough not to say 'ye up to On old pa.
Ger that has been the boss OF the road
in his time A minister may be endo wed
with power to draw sinners to re-
IpentenGe, and make them feel ike ge :
ting Up sRd dusEng for the beautiful b.
yond, arid cause them, nv hi'cloqrence.
to see angels bright and fair in their
dreams, and charots OF fire flying
the pearlv gates and down the
golden streets of the New Jerusalem,
but he wants to turn out for a street-ear
all the name, when he is driving a 2:20
pacer. The next time / drive a minis
Ter to funeral he will walk, and the
boy hohbled out and hung out a sign in
front OF the grocery. Smoked dog fish
at halibut prices, good enough for compa-
ny"
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PROBATE NOTICE.


A CCOUNTs and vouchers have been filed il
n the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians. to wit: 81
Third and final account of r. a. Amos and
David Lentz Executors of the will of Norris
Covert, deceased. . ~
Fhst and fnal account of g. P. Wilcox Ad
ministrator Of the estate of Xii McCarty
deceased. :.
FIRST and final account Of John Dubi
Admir-. with the win annexed, of the estate
of Benedict Dubi, deceased.
Second partial account of Jacob Ischy
Adn'r with the will annexed Of. the estate oi
Conrad Frantz, deceased.
Second partisl account Of Christian Luthy
Admir- OF the estate Of John o. Luthy. dec d
mer Admir- Of the estate of Albert Aemmer,
deceased. rs
Second and final account of James Agin
Admir- of the estate OF Lydia Pearoe. decd.
First and final account of John Rsseckar
Admir- of the estate of William Rutter, decd
Third and final account of G. W. Carroth-
ers Admir- of the estate OF George Mccain
mon. deceased.
First and final account OF Charles P. I'll.
bott Admir- Of the estate Of Richard d. Tai.
bott, deceased. Ir-
Fourth partial account of hfistian Cehrs
Guardian Of Mary Louisa Zimmerly, q minor.
First partial account of Thomas C. Dor.
non. Gaardial of the minor heirs OF Susan
Dornon, ,deoeased-6nal as to Mary Z. Dornon.
Second partial account Of David Bates
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of Norris Co.
vert deceased. ~ t. -,
Third and final account of John Burkhal.
ter Guardian of the estate of Theodore Burk-
hotter, a minor. u.,.
First partial account of Isaac Hsadley
Guardian of the estate of Albert ]. Decker,
a minor.
First and final account of Robert Jackson
Trustee of John A. Jefsrs non .resident-
miner heir Of Mary K. Griffith, deceased.
Any person interested may file written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
Of, on or before the 30th day Of June
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed of.
&. K. WALTON,
june5.' 5.'S9wS. Probate Judge, ". C. o
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Still the irquiry remains unanswered
Has Arthur turned. honest since Sher
man pn, bin out Of the custom house
because of its corrupt administration. oil
did the republican state convention dis
credit and censure Sherman when il in.
dofsed Atthur's presidencyi g 'igg
A telegraph line has lately been estab.
II he'd between Shanghai and Tientsin
1t is now TO be extended to Pekin, AS .he
prejudice has been removed. Telegram
are to be forwarded either in French OF
10 English. Yet there il strict rscruti.
. to be kept BY two mandarins. The
duty Of these officials will be to- see il
that no message will pass over the wirei
by which the state would be endangered
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-06-26

Chief Justice Waite says: Il have NO
opinions in politics. In my situation
that subject is out OF the question" The
republican party Of Ohio offers a pre-
MUM for opinions 10 politics upon the
bench.
Papa-.Donr you know it is very
dangerous to plsy with freP You might
burn up, and become nothing but ashes,
like those on the bearih" Boy-"And
then what would you do with mef Seat
Ter me on the sidewalk 2"
Rerdell must have had the breath ia.
ken out of him by frding that the log.
ical conclusion from the star route trla
was tbatlhe badjbeen engaged in con.
spiracy all by himself. He is more peo
pie than he thought be was..
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"When you are 10 Rome you must d.,
as Rdmanssdo. nsaas the American, tramp
said when be sguatted on the steps OF ,
cathedral in the Eternal City and bel,
out bis hat.
The War deparin recently adver
tsed for proposals to inrDish tse arm,
with 5000 scrubbing brushes II is yer,
.eVident thst the soldiers have caught al
Indian, and vent 70 siesR him..
"Ch dear :" sighed Mrs. p, with.
too:hache .'Why can't people be bon
without tsethf" sH you will reflect
moment, ny DEAR replied Mr. r, "yo,
willi5e convinced that such is the fact.
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Trains run on Columbus time west Of the
Chic River.
EAST BOUNDING l, daily, with through
Sleepers from Chicago to New York, and
Sleeping Car from Indianapolis to " heeling
Ne. 8, through Slespers from Chicago to Bal;
timore daily, and Through Coach from Sam
dusky to Columbus, through Coach colu,n.
bus to Wheeling daily. No. 5, daily. New
ark to New York, on other Divisions daily
except Sunday. Sleeping Car Ch;cago Juno
tion; to Cumberland. All other trains daily
except Sunday
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-06-26

HUMAN BLOOD -Oa the purity and
vitality of the blood depend the vieor
and health of. the whole system Dis
ease OF various kinds is often only the
sign that nat 1ee is trying 10 remove The
disturbing cause. A remedy that gives
life and vigor to the blood, eradicates
scrofula and other impurities from it, ss
Hoods Sarsaparilla undoubtedly does
must be the means Of preventing many
diseases that woufd occur without it,
use. Sold by dealers.
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Twenty Years a Great sufferer,

from Constipation. Had swallowed 8
half hpshcl of Pills. and. drank over :
barrel of Csthsr,ic and Laxative slops
Had tried every Patent Medicine recon.
mended in such cases, and had beer
treated nv all the very best physicisn'
u. Philadelphia. and was finally told b,
her consulting physicians that she wal
now io.r weak for Cathartic Medicine. o
iijsc'ions,' and that she must die Sh,
hen e1ok. sManalin and was cured. rS.,
Slst page Of the .Ills ofILife Ge
the hook from your Druegis', or afdre-
DR HAITIAN, Osborn, o.. for one.
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urday. e.i- ). '.,.e3,. ..,,,
Trains .nn on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio River. Leaving time at Wheeling Is
city tiWs
WRIST B. UND-No a, daily, with through
Sleepers from NV York to Chicago. No.
2, through Sleepers Baltimore to Chicago
and through Coach from Coiumbus to Sam
dusky daily. No. daily, on Main Liue aud
Z. o, Division; on other divisions daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland to
Chicago junction and Wheeling to Ini,anap-
oils. All other trains daily, except sunday.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent Balti-
more.
W K. RBPPBRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
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