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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
IN BRIEF.


Money to loan in sums oi 'Sf ana over Oh
real esiote. ]. +. CooPEn, Atty.aIlHw'
TlioEeil silk In all colors NJ RahGai
Chambers Co. u..,.t,
TIC latest thing in opera gloves at hand"'
q Chambers Go.
Don't fail 10 see tho new goods today NJ
Randall n Chambers Co
An immense stock OF new spring o'e''
goods nj lundnil a Chambers Go.
Tho grand bali at the dermanIA opera
house by the coored people takes place to'
night.
Whether You arc ready TO purchase or NOT =
90 and examine the new goods ut Randall "
Chambers Co.
Reader, IL sou want ilrstclass Jon ol
borse.phocng or carrngc work go to tho
Fort worth carrlnge works, aud J' O. JONI"
will do you mp IN good shape.
OALL MRErIsu.-All members of the
Deuisohor-vercln arc requested 10 attend
special meeting to-day Thursday) at ~ ~ M
at the hall By order. r. UNpmhp. PreS'L
Tonight the popular singer, Minnie il'uk,
will have the largest audience ever seen IN
Fort Worth, aud ladiea who w'eA tho very
latost thing In ncck,woar and opera g'sves
should call to-day ut Randall \ chambers Co.
They received Wose novelties yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Mill For sale.

Situated In Johnson county, Tex,
three miles southwest from Burlcson,
on Caddo road. The machinery, new
six months ago, consists Of i2-inch burr,
shutter aud brush iinister three ,le-
va.'i ,s ",a .'l NY, ,, vus's s,'1uvm'a
nearly MN me ,, l,,i0V' mex N N I"
tons, on land Iiee use OF which Will
be given, M the neighhors want to re-
tain mill at the place, there being no
other within some miles and the
country Understanding one. Lees
than 81 0tO will buy the whole, either
cash or half ca'h, balance on credit
secured. Apply IN person or by mail
10 VIM. Wingo, Burleson postoillco.
Texas. or Texas Investment company,
Limited, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Tho I,eyt, Dr,ssrd Men

In Texas are those who are wearing
suits made 10y Douglas Bros. leading
tniIors OF the state, az Dallas. They
have q full new stock OF all tho latest
spring goods, including the very tash-
ionable crcpes, cofkscrews aud chevi-
otis. They employ the most compe-
tent workncu and skillful cutters aud
titiers To be secured. They can satisfy
anyone ihe business man, the sales.
man, the travelling man, the mechani,
or the stockmen, When IN Dallas b,
sure to call on Douglas Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
New Orienus Races.

New Orleans, March li.-One mile
Brooklyn first, Faircount second,
ilily Dale third; time l;i5l,
+, rive furlongs- Allsnoke first, Jere
n,sck second, Iualrlmony third; time
ok fuflongs- Gilt first, Baronella
ses.nd, Annie Il. third; time l:l7.
n Mile and quarter--Athlone first,
pohc Australian second, brunswick
third; time 2:.ll
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Iots ~ MonO.

We have three lots lying together,
each 50xi5i, for sale NJ S25n each, or
the three together for 1910. iiity.lour
feet deeper, aud better situated thnn
lots which have been sold for $500 To
Si0O. Purchasers win be shown them
willingly hy tho Texas Investment
uonipany, Llmiifd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Range for Cattle.

| have Is customer who has G0,00O
acres In u solid body on peuse river,
splendidly watered aud having all the
best kinds Of grasses. Parties desire
TO associnte themselves with q practi-
oai cattleman who has about 1904
cattle and put ia the range ngnlnst the
cattle. viii make u fair division OF
the profits ON . four year deal w. a.,
Garner. Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Imported Goods.

The popular Wholesale house of
chas. Scl,euber has just received u
large shipment Of Imported wines,
hrandies, champagne and cigars
There Ia no house In the state that CAR
ries u liner line OF Imported goods than
that of ChAs. Scheuber. and his stool,
OF domestic liquors is mll and COM
Dletp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Little Home x5a5.

Good lct dwelling Of three room,,
conveniently situated In nm agreeable
nelghbOrhuud. Owner IL u non-r,si.
deiitand determined 90 SCH inlmedl-
ately. Apply "a Texas Investment
company, Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Gloves and Necl,wear.

II there IL anything that iret- q lady
II ~ TO not dnd what she wants III
gloves and neckwenr. Randall 4
Chambers Co. have received, without
~ doubt, " most elegant assortment Of
novelties In this Hue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

Seal Skin cigars are here 10 he tried
with Fort Worth most popular
brands. Tho hest Judges are invited
to pass upon them. Handled by first
class dealers.
BATEMAN Bios, Agents
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NEW TIME TAB nc
Taking Eject rebruary1o' 1884

MissouRi PACIFIC
EoRru 4ie y, M.
N iJ2 daily 40 n. m. e;c6p, m.
Mo- Isl daily. ..........Ssop y. M saoa m
No, 1853 daily ..,.;,',.' ',n,s 10 Hannibal
. ~, Ia Wb,tesbofo for bhelbanIi "r ",
NJ nj Nevada for hhi'S"@ W.
tor g. Louis q. Louis;
O. 1854, north.bUunu, i unr w. ,isv. nj se'
connects at Nevada ior hahS'' wv
UNA nm ISi sSntii.bonnd, stops At Fols Nan" and
So' Isl gonth-bound, runs 70 n"'''"
San Antonio.
49,, Arrive, Leave
~ M, iniIy ,,....... SO p M ~ ~, ~, ~
Ma @q daily except SunhSh ~ o'''
*. Eat si daily 800 am. Silea' m m
M ~ aily except sun6.3 y m 9 9,g ~ ~, a.
No. D daily except sun. ~ p.sn
m NJ - mi ,rest-bound, runhto ~ Iiun' notf.a
No. hi, wogtbound runs oot"''"
No, 8O5, Woht-houhu' i"
" Hn III III nest bound, runs TO rev o''o""''
M.muhis nnd -. Louis. .,,,..., t'olorndo
NO IN eastbOunu, runs wv
agG pe ;md. eas.bound, runs between For
worth and Marshall, ..,,,-,, o,ry
rOirr woigrn AND bEnNtt. W. W. ieRye.
.,.u,, 100 ~. ~
HauLn- bound dan y.....'..''''''.o'~' ~ 80
a,,,,r. oot,onApo AND Santa w.
Arrive. LeHYo
Row orleans, Houston o,, m l.2pa. m
Gal n.,,..,.,,.,..u'"u' h'V'F'
LRmpagas Cloburne ,.,sn "a tu,41a, M
TemplO..t,...,,.,..,.i''"' AN' ~ :. -.
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Aibatross.

This new and very desirable spring
novelty IN dress goods Gun be found ma
the leading shaded at Randall n Cham.
berH 90. In. fact they ARE showing
novelties without number Ia every dc.
par mont,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Fort Worth Driving Park AS
sns,ialiuu.

VIII receive scaled bids for eNch
privilege pool settling, gaming, bar and
lunch IN March the 10Th, mserviug
the right to accept or reject any bid,
Address q. L. Clause, secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Notice.

Obituary notices, resolutions OF respect ana
coincidence. otc., win be published ~ aver
t,seinents ia tho GA2Errr, and charged l"r ~
ihn min OF nNa cenia b INC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Ginpba,ns and secrsuciSers.

No better assortment OF these goods
WIS ever offered In This city than are
now being shown AT Randall u Cham
bars Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

white sngar drips and A sugar drip
Mt Turner n M, Cures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

Ask Turner & Mcclure TO send You
n three-pound can Of crah-appleA and
n package of Panama roasted coilee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

We take pleasure IN introducing to
our citizens Messrs. Freeman X Ed
nondson, whose advertisement mp
pears in to.day's issue. Both Of these
gentlemen are men OF ample means,
thoroughly educated, and, socially
speaking, ARE highly cultured and Of
very pleasing address. They hail
from GOldshOro, N. &. They have
come to Fort Worth to stay, and to
identify Themselves with the material
welfare of our last-gr0wing city IL Is
their intention ~ secure patronage 10y
falr dealing. They viii not be under
sold 10y any competitor In the city,
and viii carry stock which cannot be
eXcelled in variety, quality or quinn
tity. We bcspenS for them n fair pro-
portion Of the patronage of our beat
citizens, Careful attention will be
given TO every order, and prompt de-
livery made 90 every residence. Or
ders through telephone will receive
especial attention. In connection with
their large anti varied stock for their
retail trade, they will also carry some
especial lines which they will bl
pleased to sell Co the trade I'm iobbiup
lots, at prices satisfactory to all Cal
and see them at no Houston street.
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lnr,l.

Parties Wishing any Of DR.. Hartley's
South American Cure can get IL AT
Hotel Pickwick newsstand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

For the eel brsied Panama roas,ed
coffee call on Mvssrs. Turner & Nc.
Clure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

send ynur orders 10 Turner Il Nc
Clnre for canned crab-appl.s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Resolutions Of Respect.

To the w. NJ. Wardens and Brethren oil
brand Prai flc.I,oigc No. 100.
Your committee appointed 10 Graf
resolutions expressive OF The feeihg7
Of the lodge on the death OF Brother .,
Hargrove would submit the loliowipg'
Whereas, God In liisinfinite WISDOM
aud mercy has seen III TO remove rom
earth Brother s. Hargrove, one Of our
oldest aud esteemed members, ana
while we humbly bow with submis.
sion 10 the will OF the Grand hrchitect
of the universe, and sadly deplore inc
loss of our beloved brother, belt
Resolved, that ia his death our
lodge has lost one fits useful mem
bers, the churcha orc OF iis ztslVu-
workers, the community one OF its
useful citizens the family klnd ana
loving husband aud father.
Resolved, that we feel II deep sym
patby with the sorrowing family III
this, their Fad ailliction, aud WINE we
drop a sympathetic tear over ms ue.
mi-e, we have reason 10 believe INA,
their, as well as our loss, u his eterhel
gain. =.
. Resolved, that we hereby tender TO
his beloved family our heartfelt sym
pathy In this their sad aflliction anu
Invoke for them the tender care Oh
that God whom our deceased brother
took M his guiding star through ~
trials aud tribulaiions which humaui-
w IL heir 10 during his stay here on
earth
Resolved, that asa tribute of respect
TO our deceased brother, We wear the
usual badge OF mourning for thirty
days. and that IA copy of these resoin,,
tlons bc spread upon the minutes 81
the lodge, sacred to his memory.
Resolved, thnt Il copy of these reso'
ceased also a copy be furnished the
Fort Worth GAZETTE with the request
to publish the same. Respectfully
submitted.
ID. II HIoHToWER,
j Y HENRY, Committee
r. NEWTON,
Smitbncld, Texas, March 8, 1894.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

In another column az lIlh Ilhllcl WIZ
be found an article hondrd, How We
Live,n which gives the percentage OF
nutriment In n number OF Articles oI
food which are used daily 10y almost
every family. Wheat-breud, IL II
claimed gives 30 per cent. Of nutrl'
ment, which places II flth in the list
This percentage h., of course, entirely
dependent upon the manner ~ which
the bread Is made, whether 1t Is light
aud nakyor heavy and soddcn Every
housewife knows il to be matter Of
impossibhty 10 make good bread I'M
lps3 good mNtcriuls are used. WIN
good -four. milk and the correct pro
portion of Silver LoGf BdkiH9 P0Wder,
! there Ia no reason why you should at
any time make failure with your
bread, and thus convert one Of tn"
hcnllhlest aud most generally used
articles Of food into the unheRlthtest.
Bear this In mind the next time you
are at your grocers and order quar-
ter-pound can Of the Silver Loaf. II
will cost but triiie, aud II the results
from it's use are not satisfactory the
money viii be returned you, We
know, however that you viii not be
disappointed with II, for the reason
that 1t IL in use in hundreds of families
in ths city, aud we have yet to hear
of the frat complaint. The ingre-
dents are absolutely pure, aud every
can IL guaranteed IT. you have never
tried Il send your name aud address TO
Joseph II, Brown, Fort Worth, aud he
will natl you free OF charge sample
can containing enough TO make one or
two ordinary butehes of bread.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

D Use SILVER LOAF BAKING
POWDERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

Nansemond sweet potatoes at Turner
y Meclurv's, opposite the posto illee,
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BEAUPRE& LOWRY. Cor. church ami att =
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Ghe &ree Rress.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN WYOMING.
How Experience of Its workings has
Changed the Opinions OF n Former
Advocate.

How Experience of Its workings has
Changed the Opinions Of n Former
Advocate.
A letter of which the following is the
material portion, from lady resident of
Wyoming Territory was read in the Massl-
chusets House of Representatives, during
the recent debate in that body on woman
suffrage, with the explanation that the letter
was written by one who was an advocate of
woman suffrage before she saw how the
reform worked
WYOMING TERRITORY, Jan. 81, 1884.
Mr.. WILLIAMS | received few days
since request to make a statement with re-
gard to woman suffrage inWyoming. 1t looks
TO me ike this: The man who has wife
controlstwo votes instead of one and he who
has grown-up daughters controls just as
many as he has daughters. Women are
emotional and will invariable do as desired
to make the home pleasant. have lived in
Wyoming eight years. and in a town where
500 votes are poled, and l have looked into
the matter with good deal of interest, and
as vet have not known onC-half dozen
women to vote different to the male members
Of the family. And | have seen snd known
of very bitter feelings being engendered be-
cause one woman did not vote for another
woman's husband when he was running for
office. | have talked with many women not
only in Il, but IN Lawrence City, with
regard to whether they wished to vote and IA
without exception they UNANIMOUSLY votc IL
a bore, and dreau eiectlon time' am a
hepublIcan ana naturally, wish 10 see ihaI
party triumph; ana leil you candldly 1
wonId navcr vote, only lhat l think my Vote
would make some Democratic woman 8 Vote
null; cannot say now woman , suffrage
would work IN massachusetts mere tne
women are better educated anu ueslre
suffrage, anu many women pay taAes 1u
property; mere 1 cont Know Oh one VINO
pays anything put poll TAX, aud our popu.
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She value of Frees


\ good l''-.nn in regard to the value Of
trees as an agricultural product is now being
taught til" farmers of certain sections of Ohio
and Indiana. As most of Our readers KNOW,
this portion Of the country has for many
years been the priuCipa son &C ri the hack
walnut lumber. lorg 81 tAShlonahie here, lud
still gerry hinhly prl,I abrold. lW:niy or
thirty years ago the u lcE wa nat trees n"rN
covered the round III some cH2a'lt>, 'hd
aiih ugh the beautiful color and grain ~ tie
wood CiuScG "a STEADY demand tor 4, ana al
good pTcrs, the process OF cutting hu n
and saving the logs was too slp"
Tor the ignorant and lnrrpl lent
settlers, who burue over thousands
Of acres of forests to save them
selves the trouble of thinking huw to clear
the land iuleliGtutly. he m"rr rSih,e II
them saved and split the beaut1lu! timber
ior framing Their houses aud building fences,
which are wortu to-day nearly rs much Us II
they were of solid mahogany; but by far the
larger portion WAS dispersed in smoke and
ashes AS the supply of tie timer dhmln-
ishci the value has advanced, and com
binatluu Of spectators is said to have been
formed within few months to secure all the
remaining available stock, aud Mold 1t at lis
own price. Thcagcnls If this combination,
which is supposed to have been formed III
England, are now engaged III buying Int
timber sill standing aud are SAID to nave
secured already about Sj,OUO,OOO worth OF
| trees, which are sing rapidly cut down anC
| shipped across the ocean. Tie sudden de
maud caused by these extensive opera
| lions seems to have opened the eye
of the farmers for the first time Il
the irrepara1c loss which they have IN
| 1 Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-25

LoNpoN, April 2..-The King of Abys-
sinia ak. through Admiral Hewitt for
dupu .a.lon,u'ic relations with ENGLAND,
and wishes 10 send mission to London to
conclude trca.y, defining the boundarics
OF Any, SINH, and obtain English aid to
orsauize au Ably s,ianian army. II England
will con.lbut, to tie cost of an army he will
cnfs.nt f. the sid rrs being differed by
Enahshmcu. 1t is utt probable that The
English Government will assent to King
Johns request.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOTES.
Tennessee Republicans Two thirds fol
Blaine, Onethird for Edmunds.

TRENTON, N. j., April 17.-After electing
delegates at Target the Chicago convention
resolutions were adopted by the con.
vention give cordial approval to the Adj
ministration. They declare the Republican
party pledged to protection, view with alarm
the solid array of Democratic votes in
the present Congress in favor of II persistent
reduction in the tariff, urge that any revision
of the tariff should Ec entrusted to the
friends not enemies of the protective system,
affirm that the civil service act is needed step
toward the perfection of our system of gov
eminent and believe the principle should be
extended to all States, demand the repeal of
the law requiring superfluous coinage of
the silver dollar and also that every citizen
shall have the right to cast free ballot and
have it honestly counted. The delegates tC
the Chicago convention are uninstructed bu,
two-thirds are for Bllinc and the other third
for Edmunds,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-25

n ~ yTF ~ TOR Rough, Chappel and
u r.. Ia u y Greasy skin, iiarShcads, = M
pies Skin Il emishcS aud niaut.ie Hum rs, use
CUTiCUHA SOAR, real B,au' fer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-25

The Rebels Capture Shendy and Mas
sacre Its Garrison.

PARIS, April 2l.-Figaros, correspond
.eut at Cairo, sends the details Of the recent
Shcndy massacres. Three hundred Egyptian
troops and 600 non-combatants prcferring to
make hazardous attempt to march to Ber-
Der to starving inside Shendy, set out from
the latter place on the 18th Part of their
number went slowly by steamer down the
river, while Others marched along the river
bank. When two hours distant from
Shendy they were attacked by the Arabs
aud after a short fight all the troops, except
ing a few, were massacred. The Arabs af.
terward captured Shcndy. The Egyptian
troops there bad discarded their arms and
uniforms in hope Cf being spared. A few
however escaped the general massacre. Two
thousand men, women and children were
slaughtered, many Of them refugees from
KlartOum
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LETTER FROM }. MALCOLM SMITH
CLERK Of WESTCHESTEU
COUNTY, NEW YORK
FOi< NINE YEARS.
WHITE PLAINS, Y. Y,

WHITE PLAINS, Y. Y,
May I, lss2.
have for many yeas been troubled at times
with muscular rheumatism and pepritc pains,
and have always found AllcOck's Porous P.asters
10 be quick and efficient in affording relief.
III December asst had IN attack o. Pneumonia,
which !eft one OF my lungs in a weak and eXtreme Y
sensitive condition, ac9C mpanled at times with
severe pain, = he application Of enc plaster re-
Iced the pam in short time, ana | have worn
one almost constantly since as pro ecion 10 the
weakened lung.
have used AlcCcks Porous Plascrs for my.
self and family for over twenty five years, always
with speedy beneficial results, and do not hesitate
TO recommend them for their mild counter
irrltant qualities, and for their efficiency In re-
lieving soreness of the lungs and pains Of rheu
matte or neuralgia character.
j. MALCOLM SMITH
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stS y = {, = l-S2hS I e..
76 Ftsth Avcnue, Sew t":'

tDI sSe hA
pgAUPREk LOWRY, Cor. Cau'cH s ."' "ni.
June 4, eodkw
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The Fat BOY In PickXIc IL

probably lad good teeth seeng lat he 50 spec div
demolished the IN st subs antial prov nder ON he
shortest honce. Nothlng except good a y tlte
set OF grinders. 30 russtss 1t,l.. u esGZUDONI,
me great dental ihvg raor ,.,I 4atiy 10. ageuts
the gums acquire rudd r,s ana tr 4 pleasing
useu. a r1ieod 30
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Druggist, iceland. Mich,
ADVICE TO MOYhsEIss.

MRs. WISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP, should al,
ways be used when children are cutting teeth. IT
relieves the little sufferer at once 1t produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
ami the little chorub awakes as "bright as u but
ton 1t Is very pleasant to taste. II sooihes the
child, sofens the gums, allays sll pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels and is the best known
remedy for diarrhGa whether arising from teeth
lag or other causes. Twenty-Five cents "A bottle.
Mars, mws-w1y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-25

PARIS, April 2l.-The strike of coal min
crs in the north of France threatens to re-
open, the compauis having ultima ed that
they would refuse to employ the leading
strikers and reduce the number of working
hours, Three thousand miners assembled at
Domain today and decided to resume the
struggle and appeal to the government for
aid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-25
NOW ski, Ks = p S iG 5'"s

IT is nj this season when the blood and perspir-
alton are loaded with impurities. that DlsIgntmg
Ilumpr3 Illuminating ErupuOns, Itching fortunes,
ar Eczema Psoriasis, letter. lingwOrm, Baby
IlumOra, SCrOfua. SCrutulOuS sores, Assesses ana
Discharglny Wounds, ana every species OF itching,
Scay and Pimply Diseases Of the skin aud scalp
are most speedily and economically cured by the
CIIICTRA IRVEpTEs.
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Loss aud GaIn.


"My doctor pronounced me cured but got SICK
a&In win terrible pains in my back and sides, aud
got 50 bal
Could not move!
! shrunk
From rs Ibs. 10 1901 HAD leen dociorna t'r
my liver, but it ia me no good. ala not cXpec5
10 live more tina three months. began to use
hop Bitter. Directly my appetite re urned, nv
pains left me, my entire system seemed renewed ~
II by maggie ani after using ecycral io'ilcs J a'h
not only a. sound as sovereign hut weigh mo .
rhag did ucforr. - HIp - tiers / owe ny ute.
Dublin, Jlnc G, Isl, Il. fnYrNKlCE.
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Mcdonald Formally n Candidate.

En- Senator Mcdonald was formally an
nounced as candidate for the Presidency by
the Indiana Democratic association of this
city night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-25

HUMAN BLooD.-on the purity and vitality Of the
blood depend the vgor and health Of the whole
system. Disease of various kind Is often only the
sign that nature Is trying to remove the disturbing
cause. remedy that gives life and vigor TO the
from it, rs Hoods Sarsapara undoubtedly does,
must be the means of preventing many diseases
that would occur without It's use. Sold 10y dealers.
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The Erie Cutting Coal Rates

BrFsALp, April 2l,-The Eric made an
oth,r cut to-day in coal rates from then
m,u, 10 Buffalo, making the rate 81 %
som IA 80 urn claimed this is aimed al
the iiafIih', New York and Penn. anc
otGe.sal. ,nr Il pchcs' r and Pitlsburg,