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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
SECOND EDITION.

on European dress. Their language
struck him rs resembling German
metaphysics very fine as long as it was
not understood. Laughter. When
it was interpreted he generally found
it to convey II request fer half " dollar
or some tobacco. One Of tie great fea-
lures of America was the advertiser,
who defaced the most beautiful parts
of the Rocky Mountains with his adj
vertisemenis, generally of some hor-
rible medicine. The names of Ameri-
can towns, where they were French
or Spanish, were often beautiful. but
the English names were very often
ugly.
American children did not seem to
be numerous, and We're not as healthy
or as joyous rs in England, but very
precocious. They grow up, some OF
them, into girls who are the Or, tliest
despots in the world. Each American
girl seemed to be an oasis Of picturesque
unrtasonableness in desert of com
mon SENSE, able to talk on every sub
ject, whether she knew anything of il
or not, with lovely hands and feet and
the prettiest boots in the world There
were no idle men. Every man bah
something to do and very few took
any interest in politics. One career
they went into extensively was jour
nalisn, for the first thing n baby did
in America When he was able to read
and write was to start a
newspaper 1t seemed strange
TO English people, their intru-
sion into private life. He was askei
by an interviewer at Chicago, for some
details of his private life, but he told
him he had not got one-It was stop
ped at the custom house in New
York. Their humor was, he Thought,
a sort OF human philosophy, and one
thing he admired about the American
Journalist was tia. he could write
about the price OF wool without refer
ring to Jason and the Golden Fleece.
The lecturer ais, referred to the dis
tinguished actors Of America, and con-
GUIDED with some remarks on Alnel-
lean art
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
CHURCH NOTICES.

St. Paurs NJ. T.. church, corner Of
Main and Ninth strees, Rev. +. RI.
Bodkin, pastor. Sabbath school at
$3.50 Il. m, G. II. Henry, supcrintend-
ent. La the absence OF Rev. =. II.
Bodkin, pastor the pulpit will be sup
piled at IL a. III. by Rev. James y.
Johnson, OF Enstland, Texas, and in
the evening at Sis by Rev. Mr.. Broad,
formerly of Canada. A welcome is
extended to all.
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
corner of Fifth and Taylor streets,
Rev. Robert ID. Wear, pastor. Sabbath
school $3.50 II. H., Mr.. w. 7. Fakes,
superintendent. Morning services II
q. M. Morning subject "Grumblers.
Evening services at $50 p. m. Sub
ject: "The existence OF a God.
Presbyterian services in the Bust
ne-s College Hall, corner of Houston
and Eif,h streets, the Fifth street side.
Sabbath School at Q Il. III. Preaching
at u. IN. and p. IN. All are well
come.
REV. HENRY BASKERVILLE.
Presbyterian church, corner OF
Fourth and Calhoun street. Usual
services to-day at IL u. III. ard s:l5 y,
m. Communion OF the Lords sup
per Immediately after the morning
service.
REV, w GEORGE, d. ID. Pastor.
At the First Baptist church the
morning theme, by the pastor will be.
1.-THE Sabbath institution" sabbath
School $3.50 a. m. Short Services
ventilation and hearty welcome.
j. ID. MURPHY, Pastor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
WlLDE'.s IDEA.
His Views on His wanderinss Throu Shout
the United states

.
the United states.
From a Lecture In the London World
stating hat he had very little in.
formation 10 give, Mr.. Wilde described
his first experience OF the interviewer.
The literary pirate OF the states who
sprang on hoard in the midst of n
storm of New York ana asked his
opinion OF America. Not having seen
II, he found ii easy to give an unbiased
opinion, which was very favorable so
far as 1t went Now il was more diff
cult. The first thing that struck him on
landing WAS the prosperity of the neo.
PIE ana the absence of rags. He say
millions of chimneypot hats in All
Their dreadful proportions, but no rags
The second thing was that ever0bndv
was IN hurry, and this made HIM
think 1t could not lie "a country of great
romance, for romance was difiicuIt
Wherelt was a vital necessity TO catch
tram. The beautiful he found wher.
Americans had least striven for il in
their great bridges and their perfectly
beautiful use OF the electric light.
ihe travelling when one gOt into a
fuiiiilaIl ear was the perfection of lux.
hry, but had no more privacy th.n irl
one SAT ~ an arm chair at the Hamil-
Ton street corner Of PiccadilIy. Rnvs
ran up and down selling Literature
good and bad, and everything ono
could eat or not eat, but what narrowed
MS Feelings most acutely was 10 seq q
plrated copy of his own poems SELLING
W Ten cents. He explained To the hoy |
mat he got no profit out of this editin1 !
OF his work, but they bow said he go, |
some, ana seemed to think that se,tIeJ |
the question. He had never 49,,
called Stranger but had received tbo
litie OF captain and Colonel The l.t.
Yer IN leNa', but he had been. vary
iiiucii distressed By bein. called .prn
ieSsor' Niagara, like the AtIan,,o
ocean, was extremely disappoinIing
PRINCIPALLY, lie believed, bec;,lls. II ,va.
p'ui'laiily seen under conditions ax.
Lreine'y un!air. In order To apnr,c;,,ta
rs spiennor aud strength il was nec,.s
'nry 70 20 under ihesall itself i'm q mi,
y yei,ow sealskia SO ugly tbat ~
'houiu never have consented IN -.
! otlt tlat hewas Informed that -
lar uress had breen worn Nv fh. go,
rust Nine. Salah RernherS,
Laughter "einhardt.
vi America Itself the most ba..
W l'irt was The west, and Ca,ifnrnis
!, ,iosI ., o. a,li and the most dppressinc
ne alknli Plains through which th.. ,
rams Travelled for days, stopping or. ,
asionaliy at small stations vbar.
mar, Dy some curious process of :
'asoniDg. was called a meal was
rived. Here he met the Indians
no were ve.y picturesque and charm, :
X as long AZ they wore their own =
othes, and very Ugly when they but "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29


Watches, Clocks, J-weiry and spectacles.
The establishment of Howard fully
now presents an appearance that is III
Gced attractive. His stock of watcht :
and clocks cnnn"t be surpassed in the
state, aud his elegant show cases are
filled with gems fit to decorate "a queen.
The new lot of silver ware lust re-
celved, for beauty OF design and finish
eelipses anything OF the kind in the
city.
Tally is here to stay, and his stock
will always be kept up TO its present
high standard. New pianos and or.
g"ns of the most popular makes have
Just been received, and these TulIv
proposes to cell cheaper than ever be-
lore offered In the place. Before your
purchases are made, examine his stock
and prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
Sadtllery and Harness.

Since the saddlery and harness
house of k. f. Tackabery was opened
up in the city seven other similar es-
Establishments have gone To the wall.
but the old reliable stil pursaes the
even tenor Of its way They manufac-
ture their own saddles and harness,
put up none but first class goods and
sell them ut living rates. Whenever
Tack sells saddle or set of harness he
converts man, and the old Durham
bull, the rackabery trademark. can
be found wherever The boy follows
the festive steer. This manufacturing
establishment is here to stay and their
STOCK was never more complete than at
present and If you want Il single rig,
or an outfit for ranch, you need n5t
go beyond their door.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
Political Houor. 4

In order to secure Nh
fruits.of political en,uIu,'.':
OF procedure tliamettisslII''.|
that which OBTAINS n S I
and especially in The lluI's
required. Instead Of MI
equivalent in "lacke,svs,i|
brain is there required, M
ingly well-balsnced s,if
brain at that. In ns n
upon the earth are Mn
based upon scientific MI
all branches of study 4 n
China, wherein are illugs4
principles by which AZ
dom are honored andrea
ture, science morals, Az
encouraged, and a M
and prosperity secllrA.
The avenues tn Stain
are open alike to all. n
distinctions save those i
none relative to nalioasE,,
previous condition II M
are alike free to seek, M
tent to obtain, positionss]
that of petty magistrate, h
Grand Imperial Secrel1l
second only to that Of Esl
Few there are, it ii tissa
the foriitude to undergrad
educational training ed
and upon which depeod.a
OF success. OF his stulIei
end. To diligence he n
thence continually. else Vi
secure the coveted prlze-1
Foo in Harpcr's Aqgaa3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
IN BRIEF.

The best lemons, grapes, melons and
other fruits at
CoNBs, READ & Co.'s.
Spencer 4 fuckers /. headquarters
tor everything in the produce line.
A few boxes Gravely & Miller tobac-
co for sale at "a bargain.
CONES, READ & Co.
Go to Eastwood Il King for Harpers
"Borodentinen the finest tooth lotion
in the market.
Spencer & Tucker make speciality
of hotel and restaurant supplies. Give
Us an order.
The best ham in the market Is the
Magnolia, for sale by
COMBS. READ & Co.
Try Harper's "Borodentine" tooth
lotion; it Just takes the cake. Sold by
Eastwood IL King.
Ifyou have not tried our SUI dried
Japan tea, you have missed treat
ConBs, READ 4 Co.
Fresh country butter at Turner *
McClure's.
Give Harper's Fragrant "Boroden-
tine" for the teeth a trial. For sale
by Eastwood * King.
a fresh supply of Dozier-Weyrs
celebrated cream soda crackers just
arrived mt
Cantreli a. billiard will time and re.
pair your pianos aud organs, and put
them in perfect order. Call on them
at No. 5lf Houston street.
CoMns, READ & Co.'s.
New jewelry designs and made 10
order at Cantrell 81 billiards., No. 81
Houston street
For repairing of all kinds go to
keiler's carriage slanufuctory, Throck-
morton street. near corner OF Second.
The Terrell block and the opera house
will be clad with the Perkins Fire
Proof Shutters.
Remember that Tully's is the place
TO get the Diamond Spectacles.n
y No. 10 Enterprise Coffee Mill.
fresh from the factory, dee, rates a
counter at Temple Place fancy grocery.
Fakes Il Co have now on hand
large lot of Water Coolers. Ice Cream
Freezers, and Refrigerators. that viii
be sold low down. Give them call.
jelly Glasses in handsome STYLES and
designs cheaper than the cheapest at
Fakes 4 Co.
Two hundred pounds Of fresh coun
try butter just received at Turner &
McCluie's.
Spencer & fuckers ''Irish redp
rooster will be ON exhibition to-day
Onlv rooster in America without
feathers.
zoo patterns OF pocket knives from
10 cents to $40 each at Anderson's Gun
Store.
Spencer & Tucker have a curiosity i'm
the way OF Il rooster without feathers
ana red IS Il rose. Call and see the
only Irish red" rooster ia America.
Cantrell Il billiard have secured the
ilncst engraver in the state, and are
prepared To do ali kind OF plain and
ornamental engraving on short notice.
Spencer Il Tucker Invite your atten-
tlon To the following special!ies: An
solutely pure maple syrup. towel soan
best IN the Fort, Purity japan tea
sole agents, IinlburSer and sausage
cheese, Jno. Annears Chutney aud
table sauce, and produce OF every kind
The ice cream parlor of Camera, 4
Bro. continues the center of attraction |
tor the society young people OF the |
city. Night after night tie parlor i. |
crowded TO its utmost capacity. while
The throng ofcomers and g0ers fill The |
from early eve till late nj |
night Capera's establishment Il the
acknowledged headquarters for can
lies, iru and nuts of every descrin.
ION, aud the Ice cream they manu-
aeture just simply melts In vour
mouth One trip to Capera's will con.
vince any one that they are the right
neh IN the right place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
"PM TIRED OF LIVING"
said Mr.. Belle GIN, and Then She swal
loved u Morphlar Pill

-
loved n Morphiae Piil.
About O'Clock last evening, Bel
Giii, colored woman emplo, ed a,
MAI Johnson's house on Throckmor-
ton street, near Turner's livery stable.
tried to Kill herself by taking NOR
Prime. For some time past She has
been greatly troubled over the con.
duct OF her husband, john Gill WIN
forgot his marriage VOWS. and
TOOK UP
with dusky chaFmer named Maria
Gwyn. TIE result of this det,ct In
ms memory was frequent uuarrels
with the wife Of hIs bosom. which ,.,, !
minated in-',eold pizen.n AT the hour
above mentioned the Injured wife
walked into the johnson mansion and
remarked TO one ofshe inmates
I'm TIRED OF LIvING.n
poured quantity of morphine ouf ~
q bottle into hef hand and swalIowed
~ She then ran out of the hous. AMI
over to the stable, where her husbsnd
works, but was followed aud brougb,
hack, and DR.. Fitzlfhgh sunmonsJ
tie found her fast sinking INFO tha
'iupor THAT precedes The dreaalless !
ieeF OF death, but by proniptlv all /
mastering the proper remedies ~.
'ofeu ber 10 consciousness Al Jast
counts fhe woman was getting alany
'eil, and viii probably recover. /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
The Church in II,

The missionary work
opening To US, ann, alll A
of access than we can tlx ~,
building more churche e
ing more congregations xjIs
or can find the men t0ES {
these we are compelled d
honded or Onc-drm>dma IL
by the first Of these tlss,
incentive in coming ana. Is (
building up If honl'shy lsset
den culture, and taking 4
dury asan auxiliary. Tlas Il
Ell power is given ut bash t
and the left-lianded exertA,
work alongside the gfeg scl
BY the other we meat lbsy
forced Southwark By alknt
or TO escape the rigor pIad :
They have been shorh i 4
power. The right band ~ IA
is. at least partially paiSN
both classes are men Of tysa
acter, training and inaN1Q
who are an honor iotbeu
some OF them have done gea I
stantial work among US
faulting or criticising thea.
in our thoughts or hear les<
they are not perlnapent, aa
able 10 do full-banded Of : g
work in our missionary ueA's5,'
we absolutely need, 70 ME e
from all parts of the Dlacs e
fall strength. mentally
spirit ually, who can and
al their attention to this 81
F Ori2a LHurcIlndR. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
THE BEAUTIFUL LUXATIC.
Clever Actors Taught clever Lesson In
Clever Acting.


Clever Acting.
" Y. sun.
On Thursday Messrs. Genrge Clarke
Tom Whifftn, Professor Levnoyne of
crematory fame. Colonel Franklin, one
Daniel Frohmau, and several others of
the "Raiah" troupe ut the Madison
Square Theatre visited Blackwells
Island with Commissioner Hess.
While they We're in ward of the
lunatic asylum remarkably pretty
girl threw her arms around Mr.
Clarke's neck and .obhed: "Oh. INV
husband! oh, my husband. take me
away. take me home.i
The nurse vainly tried TO recall her
To herself. Clarke turned pale. Her
sooolngs increased. He gently un-
wound her arms from his neck. saving
Ia soothing tones: That's all /. r-rinht
piN gAod girl. Re Gavin, be cluIm i
He gently backed himself into rhe
hall and then ran like n deer H..
was stopped by the Hon. Arthur ID.
"ii,IaIn-, who urged him to 20 back
ana hlmof the poor girl. assuring him
that bis flight had excited ali The
INMATES IN The ward. He turned back
as white as sheet, the perspiration
trick,lng from his brow. An
affecting scene followed. He as
sured the girl that he would see that
she was released Her paroxysms
increased, and she clung to MIN with
more ierVor than ever. The "Rajahu
troupe were deeply affected. All The
ladies soobcd, Tom Whiffin mtlrn,urea
What pity" aud one Daniel Froh-
man wept aloud
Finally two nurses got the girl un6e,
control. She babe The actor. adieu
after Clarke Il promised ber
some ice cream. AS The Marty
teached me open air Clarke moralized
mus mus; Poor gyrl. poor gyrI,i ~ |
W. can ourselves actors, but there il
no acting after all that approaches Z
realty" The incident was the tonic
OF commiseratng conversation ali ia !
allernoon' The "Rsjah" troupe have /
sen. the unfortunate girl Baskets Of 4
i!nt ana other dclicacits.
\, NY were eaten by Mrs
"a M. AN instructress of
the innalics in music and other accom-.
p,isn'nehts. At Commissioner Hess,
she awaited herself of The
opportunity to give the actors and no.
.resses, including one Dauiel Frohmnn
lessoh III their own art. From tha
INCEPTION OF the farce To its ending the
, ,;a iunatics in the ward were in ecsta-
lies. ihey seemed to thoroughly mn
iers'and the situation. :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
THE SUMMER INSTITUTE
Closed Yesterday. After Sacccs.fui SEES
sion of Four Wccks
THE SUMMER NORMAL. lNsTITr,I

sish VI our Wrekss
THE SUMMER NORMAL. INsTiTUrE
or Fort Worth closed yesterday after
noon at $50 O'Clock, with social
The examination began on Thurs
day, and occupied till Saturday noon.
a large field of study was embraced in
the schedule, and efficiency was Sc
cured by the number of in
structors. There were five reg
ulsrly employed. In addition to the
regular branches taught-musiet vocal,
drawing (free-lland1, md caiesthenics
were go thoroughly learned that all the
members of the training class viii be
able To teach them 70 their pupils
hereafter without further instruction.
Twenty-Five regularly attended this
institute. These will go forth and be
able TO teach one thousand pupils.
Barring all criticisms upon the in
teniions imputed To the msyor and the
city council for establishing this i.sti-
tute, 1t can safely be said that grea;
good las come out of it, and the
more so, because 1t has been
IN our own city and from our own
people. 1t has given t. the private
school teachers an opportunity to
mingie with the public school
teachers, and To compare The methods
OF each--and school management il u
large element in all teaching. prima-
ry or advanced, although these teach
ers have been together only four
weeks, It was easily observed that
fraternal feeling had sprungup among
them. Their parting refunded
one OF the parting of old college stu
dents who are about TO leave for their
distant homes. he impression left
upon the representative OF the GA
zErrE is that this gathering in Fort
Worth WAS one of solid advantag ami
is fruits will be seen for many DAYS
hence, so other cities will be induced
10 40 likewise-to establish their own
institute in their own way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
sheridan's Trail.

Ciroa N 80" eagle.
desi incs :. resident Arthur confesses his
os !, d, ~ nave thoroughly good lime
region Ing In Ills trip to The Yellowstone
d n,ia ne perhaps does WISELY ~ io,,
e eve ol General Sheridan's .;miIi9ar, v
i Sp'"rihg PARTIES" There il a tradi.
ii io a,a niiiohg the Indians that Won can
pb,,;ys iitniiiy the trail Of Littls
a III sa plorlng parties by the emntv
'f march. aions the me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
-Four Georgia Boz

These four started q few ~
selling newspapers. They "A,
( cents apiece the first nag;l
went to work, and for y
thereafter they went s.
through the snow and ~
freezing dawn, on tnG
rounds. From the very ia
,aved a certain perceniss
earnings, which they WISE r.
in Atlanta real estate. ih d
them is now Is years Of We.
youngest twelve. They hssNI
ed an invalid father and llsj
all the time, and now haT q
worth considerably over YIN
from which the rent j. SNls x
and 1900 stock in a building 4
association. They hsW n
themselves the meanWlills
from school this year ~
they might work the y q
build a home for their pa'sp, \.
To have IA front parlor anu y
dow in it. These little ha
been carriers, newsb1ys, %.
and apprentices about liis 7, X y
office, ahd one OF them = DN
ant mailing clerk. Tl.elr y 4, \
from their sales and salsris, I.
Of their rents, have been ~ ,i |
for this year. Next yelf,a'.
better. and by the time y. I:
OF the brothers is of aye W. '.,.s
have u comfortable little 'V'', /,
What these boys have Y:
boys can do. The wbos
economy. There are rev IA Mn
importsnt for boys than NJ N
smallest amounting IIls's a
it may be--inay makesgisa
il il IS only saved and ~ Ia 4
that the smallest inc9h' "a I
how small-will make ~ 81
pendent, if he will only Ivy q
1t and compound his suil XXX M
boys will only keep g, ah Xxx u
genial souls. and broad, IS
SITS, they will not only sai.sss
useful men. AHomta to' (
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
POWDER. 81"
a CLEARING slLE an ! u

"a CLEARING SALE on a clearing
sale' But We can't help il. We are
~ move into a handsome store ,sld we
want 10 take IN an entirely new stock
OF goods. Something has to be don,
WIN what we nov have on hand IN
me way 81 mems wearing apparel. In
order 70 get rid OF them hef,re moving
tihe we have made extra re. uction on
our already low prices. Gail and ex-
anime hnsher * August, So Hous-
On street..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29

ia cash Mr.. Sull van on Ito arm
vlY show the property. a5uRraded Merino
siit buyers Also iwenty-seven imported
acciluinfed Mcfino rams. For price, terins
etc send. to mo for circu'ar. Ny mercHn-
ric business requires my atteniioS anu hhi
frrnher list t1eburnp, fexa-, niNufing tne
month OF september Morgan, Texas
a. X. SgaG0.
nUR THIRD SEASONS BUSINESS. II
N " orleans viii opon Ort0hct B.. After
that da'c merchants oriefs inr sugar, Mo
iasses Rice. coffee. etc. wall have our prompt
attention Respectfl,ly, a. y. seago q 20,
srokers and commission merchants, no. u
Tchouuiioulas street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
Malone. waller & Co. are Obliged to MAKE
Room for their Mammoth Fall



The large and varied stock of dry
goods, dress goods, hats, gloves, rib
bons. laces. trimmings, buttons, etc,
Al the popular house Of Malone, WAL
Ter 4 Co. l. being closed ont at remark
ABLY low rates to make reom for their
fall stock. Everything Is marked
down to sell and their stock does not
consist as is usual OF odds and ends
They have been receiving new goods
through the entire summer season and
they now propose TO close them out:
Elegant suits of summer clothing and
gents furnishing goods, low shoes and
slippers, and splendid assortment Of
soft. stiff and straw hats are being sold
cheaper than ever before offered in the
city. Pure linen lawn at zoe n yard;
linen mixed at i5c and less, and other
dress goods proportionately low. Do
not miss this opportunity TO supply
your wants while the closing sales
continue. And by the way. when you
call to see them ask for the Henning's
corset. the neatest fitting and most
durable corset ever placed before the
public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
CHICAGO, March 2G, 1883

CHICAGO, March %, 1888.
Messrs. Rothschiid, Joseph & Go.
GENTLEMEN:-ln regard TO the du-
rability of Para Gum. | can state that
having used it in form of stocking,
after months of constant wear do not
find any change in its elasticity.
Respectfully Yours.
G.. WIENER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
Gone to Mexico.

Mr- Il. Is. Spiller OF the Texas In
sestnient Company. has gone Ia
MeAleo 70 look after the landed inter
es's oi the companr in the southern
part OF Chihuahua, where they have n
lttie patch OF l,7j0, 900 acres ia Solid
body. '0''A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29

MIiehsei Potter Of Willow Grow.
N county. the oldest resident q,
a Sew JERSEY, has just celebrated his
G q'... birthday. His descendants num-
,9 ziz children OF seven sous and four
h,aus,iters. The patriarch is i'm good
hsaitn' was never drunk but once In
I ~ 7ni als, and, strange to say, votes the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
d. r. brewer, NJ. D., !
571 w Al.ttita St

CHICAGO, February S, 1888.
Messrs Roihschild, Joseph {; Co:
Observation-Disclosures careful investi-
CATION of your "HenniDgs Corset" |
take pleasure in stating that it will in
my opinion prevent the dangers that
follow flom tight lacing.
Yours truly,
ID. II. BRowER, NJ. ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29

No. III Lamar street, Dallas. Well.
what about ii? Why, that's the place
the ladies patronize for visiting CARDS
ana stencil plates, rubber stamis cot
ION brands, ands sewing machines.
You can save money by remembering
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