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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.


Tho Memories of War Cement tho Bonds
of Peace.
Columbus, Ohio, July 25.--There
were about - 900 visiting citizens and
e&-soldiers present at the national re-
union to-day, several of the states DO.
Ing represented ~ delegations of the
q. A. II. twenty-five members OF the
9th Virginia are being entertained by
the 3rd Ohio, who divided ratlons
with them when taken prisoners.
Al the reception in Capitol Square
speeches We're made by Gov. Foster,
EN.Presldcnt Hayes and others,
aud kilograms of regret read from
distinguished soldiers and citizens
from all parts of the country. AT
Camp Gov, Denison, this afternoon,
speeches were made by Judges Faralser,
Hoadly, Gen. Gibson, Foster, Hayt :
and other eX-prisoners of war, and
rrgimental meetings were held. This
afternoon n grand display of fireworks
closed the day. Tomorrow II Is ex-
pectcd eighty thousand members viii
10 In line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
DE LEON.
An Old, Fashioned Inrbecuo--A 1.-The World
aud His Family Invited.

An Old Fashioned Bnrbeouo--Alitbo World
aud His Family Invited.
To the Gazette,
Do Leon. July 3.--Come and see us
on the 10th OF August, Ms we are going
To have an old-rusni0ned Barbecue,
plenty of roast meat, bread, etc. Say
IN your widely circulated paper for
MI TO come and partake of DoLeon's
hospitality aud get acquainted with
IA, We are "A new town twenty
months old situated on the Central
railroad, In the northern portion of
'ohnnche county; have got good
country surrounding us to build upn and
good local trade, We do not expect
10 become city, but a good, live town,
as our town Is building gradually and
steadily. So those who think of
looking out for new homes aud those
who expebt to exteld their business.
come and SEQ Us on the 18TH of Au-
gust and mix business with pleasure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

Excursion tickets 10 q hundred cities
and watering places are now on sale at
the Gulf, Colorado e Santa Fe ticket
office, near the III Paso hotel. Rates
exceedingly low. This is the smooth
est line and connections az sure a.
twice two are four. Call for rates and
time. IL. II. FosDIcK,
Railway and Steamship
Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
MEXICO.

A PROSPEROUS NATIONAL BANK.
City Of Mexico, July D. The pa
tIonal bank reports profits for seven
months of the year at ten per cent.
TIE BRITISH ENVOY.
Sir Spencer 81. John, special envoy
from England TO Mexico, was received
by the president to-day. On present
ing the letter Of her majesty 20 the
president, the envoy said he would
avail himself Of the opportunity Ia ex-
press the pleasure Of the government
aud the people of Great Britain ut the
welfare Of Mexico, and lac would
leave nothing undone to insure the
success OF his mission. The president
replied that he would do all In his
power 10 enable the establishment Of
diplomatic relations between Mexico
and England. on more durable basis
thar ever before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Railroad Earnings.

philadelphia, Judy y, Statement
othnsiness ON All line~ of the Pennsyl.
wanna railroad ompaay, east az Pitts.
hurs aud Erie for June, 1883. M COM
pared With the same month In 1882
shows an increase Ia gr.ss earnings OF
Sos,ilo increase In expenses $tis FOG /;
uewsase In net earnings sass, iDl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
GAINEsvilLE HACK LINE.

~ 4 ARNErr HAVE PuT ON A HACK
a Tue between Mhiteshorf and Cainesyille
S'ste " after the arrival of tho easl-boun5
FoxasA Va Pacific train, anu leaves Gaines.
vile M pm, In tiIne 10 connect AT Whites.
way, 81 q. wv"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
A Resnite.

Aibany, n. y, July -. The COVER.
nor has granted Edward Havey, The
Sew, York murderer. respite until
oNtob,r 10Th. Ia order that the court nf
appeals may pass on the ease nj the re.
opening Ofthe session in October,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
GERMAN r..

An tHTEBSATIoNAL SANITARY HOARD.
Berlin. July % The National /ei-
tuhg reports that seven Of the powers
are negotiating for the establishment
of an international sanitary board NJ
either Geneva or Lugona.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

THE LEADING CITIZENS WANT PEACE.
Lima, July PA meeting OF promi-
nent Peruvians yesterday declared II
prolongation of war impossible. The
Identification of all parties IL desired us
Il means of arriving at peace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
TIE CHOLERA.


London. July ga dispatch to the
Gcntrm NcWs states that sos deaths
from cholera occurred at Cairo during
the last twenty-four hours,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
IRELAND.

iNfoRMER CAREY EMIGRArEp.
Dublin, July 2j.--Thc irish Time,
says that James Carey, the informer
has arrived In one of the b ritish col
onies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
st. Charles Hotel.

A few unoccupicd rooms at the -.
Charles Hotel, suitable for young men.
Board aud lodging $500 per week.
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DRisss-NIAKING.

nREsS. TAKING AND PLAIN srwrN,a
~ ny Miss Lizzie Ward. ENsi First street
a nina uoor west of eolored Methodist churoh'
eohtemens pants made to order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
TO BE CALLED OUT.
The strikers az tioston and the Associated
rrcss Operators.

Boston, Mass, July "a, The striking
operators thisatternoon resolved unan.
imously totelegraph Chairman o'Con-
nor of the executive board requesting
him to Immediately orier out the
operators employed by the associated
nrpSN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
AErEsIAN RATES.

fIWt lhSr RAFTING WATER IN THE
\ state -Nttte sulphur. magnosia ani soda
nat , AZ now 20 Ealloss ser minute: son as
l laln sA'vr' Nart west cuCner public square.
Stanley n ilagmakor. 'N'''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
MaryAn,
|t,ona, Rcl

t'onni Rel
formed q
y Andar
! living IL.
| her from
he world
|ook full
|lowing N
Il her boo
he cxulpi
ition juns
I'm carr
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nd hestet
| I stuck u
her. Y
|ing Re
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her u
|stooi,edl
lips,
bio tin,
le was
| Of fear
| (, too.
| sriel
'ndiiig,
| there 81
| \ get nj u 4
when
| Y oiiua
a q pie,
| looiS
| ng ut I'll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
hY tlln Acl

w tuc hci
| " barbara e
| afternoon
known III
|iter IA fine
lands OF
soinetllin,
| nd In fact,
|ost interes
D's story v
and covcr
hort tiistai
handing ot
'aclnc Gee
trface of
| are prec
iblc, exc
While bee
| cd ii and
sentei to-
vero,i with
sea fowls
md laying
The surfa
l,tirel.y &C
those of
lall bird K
He says
thout tire
| ht away 81
The sl,ngl
| 'lor md
domestic
| ! are SOM,
| w.n sl,otte
| ! no coul
| from this
Erket for
IA gather
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DEPARTMENT..

LAND DEPARTMENT.
facilities all Wild Lands
attention handling
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
FRyEAE
INT Ssro,,,,.
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mt Bron,i,
Fort Mini
|urycars,i
George
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b. faithful
this tim,
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was
be conn
upon 4
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ted. AL
years ol
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now In !
paced II
nail linsl
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. the uni
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standing
DV'ft'lA
and Of n
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
|nlcy isw,
army circ

hrHny tlfc
pnny H..
States
He has Z
OF the FOL
tSlnith, II
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,bury, Fl
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p Sabine,
Fort lir
iii he &c
Ii the indi
Ia the NJ
/ the bat
IN Pain
While In
tho ch
Mt AIonter
left leg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
SPEciAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attorneys at Law.

A q. McCLUNG, Attorney at Law. once
"A. corner Main and First street, In Han
ma building Fort Worth, TeAhs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

MCMILLAN & HUMPHREYS, Attorneys
wi at law, Fort Worth, Texas, Collecting
corporation and general litigation. ONCE In
Terrell building, corner First and Main
Nj rpcta
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
CHRISTMAS IN OLD TIMES.
BY SIR WALTER SCOTT.

The fire with we'll dried logs supplied,
Went roaring np the chimney wide.
The huge hall tables oaken face,
Scrub ed till it shone the day to grace,
Bore then upon its mas-ivs board
No mark to part the squire and lord;
Then WAS brough. in tie lusty Drawn,
BY old blue coated serving man;
Then the grim boar head frowned on
high.
Crested with bays snd rosemary.
Well can the green-gsrbed ranger tell
How, when and where the monster fell;
What dogs before his death he tore,
And all the batting OF the soar.
The wassail round, in good crown bowls,
Garnished with ribbons, blithely trowlc,
There the huge sirloiu reeked; b ri by
Plum porridse stood, and Christmas pie,
Nor tail, d old Scotland to produce,
at such high tide. her savory goose.
Then came the merry mssksrs in;
And caro.s roared WITH hlithesome din;
1t unmeiodious was the song,
1t was hearty note and strong.
Who lists may in their mumming see
Traces OF anc ent mystery:
White shirts supplied the masquerade,
And smutted cheeks the visions msde;
Bat, b! what nj askers richly dig or,
Tan boast OF hosoms halfso iigh?
Eogland wss merry En& land, when
0 4 Christmas brought his sports again.
Twas Christmas preached the mightiesi
ale!
Twas Cnristmss told the merriest tale;
A Christ" as gambol oft would cheer
Tie poor mans heart through half the
yesr.
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DeIfcate and Feeble Ladies'

Those Ianvu,d. tiresone ssnsations, eauS
ing y0u to feel scarcsy aoie I'd De On your
feet that consta nc drain that Is taking from
vour system all its former elasticity; driving
The bloom from your leeks; that coH'ihuN
sra n upon your vital fore s. rendering va
irritable and fre'ful. can easily be rem. V6n by
the use OF trat marvellous remedy. Hop Bit
ters. irregularities and or siruc ions ofy N
system are reli4 we'd AZ once, " .ilefhe specia!
cause of PERIODICAL pain are perInane ntiy re-
moved N,ne recsiv- Sd much ben.ht, q
none sre 20 proton, diy grateful and shoS
such an interest in recommending Hop BIT
tiers as women
Feels Young Again.
"Mv mo,ker YES FL c'ed q long time with
npura igia and a dali, heavy. inact We condI-
ton of he whole system; b adacne nefvon
prnsfratIon. and was almost helpless. Nd
',hvsicians or medicines sid her any good
Three months g she began tn use Hop eit-
.ers with surh good effect that she seems aud
f.eIs young gain although over 10 years old.
we think there is no other meGi'lae nc TO
.se ia the fa-piIv."-A Iadv, in Pr"vi fence.
BRADFORD Pa, May g. 1875.
II has cured me y sev' raj diseases, sucn as
n. nv ,u.ns ss Sickness at the stomach. mont b.
" troubles, etc l have rot seen SICK day
in wear, since l took n p bh'e's. my
e,ghb, "a ia. b m. MRS ANNIE GREEN.
se mn OFT A tour vi Europe tnat o1t
..n,.. s3,.s,, one me less good than or bot
tie OF Hop Biuers; they also cured my vile
"of item years nrvous Weakness sleep
'e''Ae'0 " r. N, Auhurn, N. 7.
High Authority.
Hon Bitters is not. lii any esLse an alco'
hnIje nev-rase or "a lor and con'd not be
so tor use except - persons desirooSoio o'
taui - y med ri"al hltters.
GREEN u. RAUM D Com Inter rev.
kLooMIHGvILLE o, May l. '79.
srrs-I y;oe Il suffering ten years and
Itr..., your HOP Bitters and it done me more
good than all the doctors.
Mss 8. 6. BOONE.
Baby saved.
We are go thans iui to say that our Iurss
ing BABY was permanently cured Of dan
gerous and pro,racted consnpstion and IL
Buffers b its mother. whi ~ tn. same TINS
..sto,ed her 10 J'erf.ct heaih AMI s'isogtn'
r.. - want ,obuSfSr Y
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Huxy IN Use IL.

There are two Ways o. u,lng medicine
The wrong way aid the right way. A med
ic,ne, II misapp'ipd. or it only partially tried.
)r II us ID t,n FRI quently or too g i'd .an, CAN
not accomplish VA t 1t would when dealt
With prop-riy. Everybody knows this. D..
Thomas Eclectr C Oh slavery valuable prep
ration, and will do all that is Claimed Tor II
If directions are followed.
For Catarrh.
Pour little of the OIL into q spoon and
snuff gently through the nose two or three
minutes at time, and several times day.
The mucous me nbYane of the nasal organs
may be little sensitive oy reason of the dis.
ease, and the practice we here recommend
may be a little disagreeabls at first; yet, If
pursued patiently, it wilt cure catarrh, leav
ing no Ill tfecis whatever.
For a Cold or Cough.
Swallow a MALT teaspoon full o, Oil, also gar
gle in tie throat, and If the cold is severe, q
settled ia the Lungs, apply externally, in fire..
quent and liberal doses about the throat aud
cnest. The absorbing qualities of this med.
icine are wonderful, ami the patient will be
.stoNished to find how quickly his cold
caves hints disappearance first evincing
itself in the absence OF the close, CHOKING sen.
sat'on about the bronchial tubes and the
speedy ioosening and expulsion of phlegm
tnd other deleterious matter. DR.. Thomas
Ecectric Oil will cure cold nine times out
often. For diphtheria, asthma, and bronchi-
It's it is equally good. DR.. Thomas Ecleo.
trio O lis guaranteed--svery bottle. Remem.
Der this. BY Druggists every where. Foster,
Milburn q Co. Mfrs. Buffalo. N. Y.
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A SNAKE STORY.
\ Chicago Mans Adventur Wi h
Da gerous Monster.

4ndn F1As ciGuTS VIZ IL z
Da gerous Monster.
Mr. johnson had an adventure that
ne will long remember, and which was
veil nigh fatal in its results. Mr.. John
,on lives some distance out, and in walk
ny fir IN his suburban hume to the train
1t the early hour OF o'clock in the morn
ing, he had reached the corner of Lake
Avenue and ,rty third street when his
attentions was attracted to reptile
which was of an enormous size and vie
los tendencies. Mr.. johnson at once
concluded that It had probab escaped
from some OF the mena.eries which are
wintering in AMI aoout the city.
1t stood threateningIy in his path in
threatening attitude, with its forked
tongue darting out viciously. and giving
vent to terrifying misses. 1t was hide
ousy spotted along the back. while its
telly was of sage-green color. Mr..
Johnson is no coward, but he is not
as hatneI to confess that he would gladly
have been 100 miles from the spot. In
the meantime the threatening actions OF
the monster admonished Mr.. Johnson
that he must soon decide upon plan of
action to save his life. Casting about
for weapon he fortunately saw piece
of cordwuod about four feet long and
four to six inches in diameter. of tough
hickory. which had been careIessy
dropped by passing wagon. This he
grasped with the strength and energy
of despair, and advanced to the com
bat. The hideous reptile was active and
enraged, and sprang repeatedly at Nj.
Johnson, hoping to catch him in
it's enormous and horrible coils. Which
would instantly crack all his bones as
easily as if he were an OK; but, fighting
for his life as he was, Mr.. johnson was
able to foil these attempts and to in
flict such injuries upon the monster as
to partially disable it. Following up his
advantage he, with the full force of his
remaining strength, hurled the bludgeon,
fortunately striking the hideous monster
in the back, which gave Mr.. johnson
the victory. Convinced that the reptile
could not escape to endanger other lives
Mr.. Johnson hurried to a neighbor's
house and borrowed an ak, and, quickly
returning. with few weil-directed
blows he severed the ugly head from
the body, 1t was one of the most dead.
ly species OF garter snakes, and measured
at least ten feet in length. Mr.. John
son will have the skin stuffed, and al.
though he has had several offers for it
from museums, he proposes to keep it
as o memento OF a time of peril such as
comes but seldom in a mans life, 1t was
most fortunate escape, and Mr.. John
son deserves great credit for destroying
so dangerous q monster.-Inter Ocean.
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the fortunes of a thousand hells here for

the fortunes Of thousand hells here for
the last ten minutes. and unable tc
move hand or foot. NV God! why am
not like other men? What you saw in
Pittsburg and what you have seen here
is no nightmare, no dream, but terri
bic reality. You saw my double. 1t
has been the curse Of my existence for
years, and seems 10 be a visitation upon
me for some sin of my psrents. knew
perfectly W II when my other conscio s-
ness is making itself visible to mortal
eye, and have not the slightest control
over it. Nevertheless, my thinking
powers arc not stupefied, but rather
quickened, and the fright you exper,
ence | ieel ten-fod in agony o. mind.
l thought that marriage might change
my condition. but seems only to have
made it worse"
"Now, sir" said the young woman,
'you can readily see that no matter how
much Arson and love each other, we
cannot live as man and wife. when his
shadow, or whatever you call it. goes
roaming around the house at midnight,
and SO we've concluded to separate"
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le Romance of q youthful Mar
riage.
h't,u, T;tto1I,c LIVING Ace.

From LlttelPS Living age.
A correspondent, writing to Notes and
Queries on the subject of early mar
riages, says: Lady Sarah Cadogan,
daughter of William, first Earl Of Cado-
gan. was married at the age OF thirteen
TO Charles, second Duke of Richmond,
aged eighteen. 1t is said that this mar
rage was a bargain to cancel gambling
debt between their parents. Lady
Sarah being a co-heiress. The young
Lord March was brought from college
and the little lady from her nursery Tor
the ceremony, which took place at The.
Hague. The bride was amazed and
silent, hut the husband exclaimed,
"Surely you are not going to marry me
to that Rdowdy?" Married. however. he
was, and the Il. sor then took hi OIL t.
The Continent, and the bride went back
to her mother. Three years after Lord
March returned from his travels, but.
having such disagreeable recollection
Of his wife, he was in no hurry to Join
her, and went the first evening 10 the
theater. There he saw lady SO beauti-
ful that he asked who she was. 1.-The
reigning toast, Lady March," was the
answer he got. He fastened to claim
her, and their lifelong affection for each
other is much commented upon by con-
temporaneous .writers--indeed. it was
said that the Duchess, who only sur.
vived year, died Of grief. ---e..--
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JI,e spanish lsica.ue.

An old SpSnisa Alca..e inate iG poin: tr
execu 4 ali wao were arrested aud hroush
before b m-the old for w.isC they had lon,
and the yourg for what tnev misa r DO here.
ter. Ateu's Iron Tonic Btrers is .qu,iiy
sweeping III Its efiects upon ~ sicR aui a
we'll, toning the stomach, add aiges i ~
and slreng ne ing ths wloe system A
genuine bear he signature of J. P. Alien
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

Some one offers as a reason why Eng.
lishmen are unpopular IN Italy the fact
that they are unable to see an animal ILL
treated without protesting. 1t is pleas.
ant to know that the milords manifest 80
much consideration, even at the ex.
peuse of their popularity.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

Msnv p raons ia Plttstrn ale using E'y's
Cfe nj In, C4iarrn remedy, win nl,s
at s:ac.ory .--ults. A lady is r.ctveriDs
ne sense of smell which she d rDs en-
j Eyed tor b g years. She had Ven up hel
;ase as incnr4b G. Mr.. Barber has USED
his 'n'iy aud commsads it very highly
A Tunknannocg la gysr. known TO man,
II our readers. teet # j that be WIS cured o.
partial &c t ess -pittson pa Gaz-tte No
quId or snuff. 5,cs)
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

Mensmans Pepion yea ecf O:iic, the only
preparation OF beef containing its entire riioUS
prOperties 1t C, aims blood-mak.ng. o c .eene a.
ting and fe-sustai ing properties: invs lie for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, nervous prostrstion. and
all torIus Of general ,0ity also, IN all enceb. ed
eond tons. whether the resui CT exhaustion nervous
rrostratou. overwork, acute dsea e, particularly
If resulting rom puliuona complaints. CAswELL,
HAZARD l. Co. Proprietors, New York. sold by
druggists,
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Why SuTes2

With sore throaO OF Cd chronic sores
10ils or sain disease, when DR.. Halliday
Blood Purifier and other remedies Will cure
."u. Sold by all druggist. C.N on or al.
'r.ss the propri tor s Blacsf1rd, 274 E st
s. Yenth street 81 Paul Minn.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

memo saua in corpore sano:" "a sound mind in
d sound body" is the trade mark of Aliens Brain
Food. and readers that. if dssats-
fled with either weakness of Brain or oily pow
rs This remedy will perm aneutiy siren hen BOTH
Sat druggists, O. b. mall from j. II. Allen, 3 )
let N
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

IfSuccess be the true est of merit, it is q
satt g TACT that ''B ow7s'S Bronchial Troches
nave no eqna for the promp rele 81 o OIL hs,
Price 20 cts
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Ore doz3n small bptil. of 8 Wits Snecifa
Is S. 81 cured me SQUAD aud well % q Dad
-crnuinus Affect N wnich had bsf all
rea'me,t, incldting Hot Springs. J. Il.
a nt
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swifl's Specific s.. s g. has cured me o' a
long standing case OF Erz ma, wni b has re
,is'ed sli SORTS OF trsatmc t. REV. w. J..
ROBINSON NJ Ga Conference.
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IpH Conductor.

Conductor Warren, ot Wlnora. MIMI,
saws. Lused one bottle Of Wsrutr's White
Wi of Tar Syrup. when WIS SO hoa.se |
could not speak soovs a whisper. and in
twenty-snur hours it cured me. It is the best
remedy ever saw.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

Csc bu oair OF Lyon'S Pstent Heel Slit
t: srs, makes boot or shoe last tw c. as long
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

Carlo lines.
This magic bsl,n, waica is IN truth,
Petroleum sweet AVID cleat;
Il z YES tn sge the cnarm of youth,
The matculsS, t'arnOinp
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

The tallest tree in the world is in Aus
tralia. and is $50 feet high, unless the
man who tells about it lies.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20

Nothing better Tor asthma than Piso's cure
tor coDsumptiOn. Is can s per hottie.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
dit Not Know Him.

Anthony rrollope had a right to ex
pscG that person who had SO general 9
reputation for intelligence as Brigham
Young would know him by name, even
Ii he had not read his books. But when
the distinguished novelist called OF the
polygamist at Salt Lake City, the recep.
ton which he received was not fdtter.
ing.
He received me, says Mr.. Trollope, in
his doorway, not asking me to enter. and
inquired whether was not a miner.
When | told him that Was not miner.
he asked me whether earned my bread
/ told him did.
"I::guess you're asniner," SAID he.
again assured him that | was not.
Then how do you earn your bread?"
II told him that / did 80 by writing
books.
"I'm sure you're a MINER" said he.
Then he turned upon his heel, went
back into the house, and closed the
door. l was properly punished, as
w 10 vain enough to conceive that he
would have heard my name.
Ia5Fet,pl II 50 ma lt3 Win con-
sumption, is b-cal,. thsy negtaot 70 uss the
proper rene iy in season. Wnen the system
Is first sttac 2ei with cou "a, opprssilon "i
the chest, or seated pans III the breast. Al
lens Lang Il ,isam Will c,use tbs p1legm to
raise, hea. the irritated parts, ani restore the
system to health.
he III sons are 10 hui Il hospital Tor
!ndigent invaids a. II 1t Springs, ark.