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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
wv. "A. HUFFMAN
IMPLEMENT CO.
Fort Worth, Texas,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
FARM AND Mill
MACHINERY,
Buggies and Spring Wagons
FENCE WIRE.
Artesian We'll Machinery
rlhnAns's pnrAnrnEyfsurpllhs,
CASADAY SULKY P1,Ows

COTTON Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines; Russell PORT
able and Stationary Engines and Vibrator Throsb-
ers; Rubber Hose; Rubber Leather and Col
ton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys; Gas Pine.
Plpe Fitting; Brass Goods; Steam
Pumps, etc; Avery and Oliver
Chilledand John Deere Plows:
Double Shoyels; Georgia
Stocks; Sweeps, Bull
Tongues, etc, etc;
moline ana other Farm Wagons Secley IIay Press.
Cane Mills and EvaporatOrs; Evans Corn Plant
ers; Tents and Wagon Sheets: Wagon Bows.
Wheelbarrows; Wagon and Platform
Scales; Sulky Hay Rakes Sucker
State Grain Drills; Strowbridge's
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elc-
vatOr Cups; Mill Picks:
Boiling Cloth; Scotch
llarrOws; Iar-
rOwA Teeth;
Smoothing
AarrOWs; Single Trees, etc.; Walter A. Woods
irvine Binders, Mowers and Self Rakes: Wire
Stretchers; Corn Shelters; Corn and SIuck Shell
crs; kennesaw Water Elevators, etc., ETC.
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Residence Burned.
Boston Advertiser,
lrTesp0ndenc e of me 0azette.

N"r1"7VoHuenue OF The 6h1ette.
QUEEN City, July 1.-THE resi-.
dencee OF Mr.. Robert Spell of this place
was destroyed by fire on yesterday.
His entire household effects a total
loss, amounting In all TO $4,000. No
Insurance. He has the sympathy of a
large circle Of friends here.
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We have Tor sale 100 bed IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
. Larser Field for UsefaIuess.
brown County Palmer

The FortWorth GAZETTE has opened
- branch office In Dallas. TnE GA
Tn,gE ~ full OF brain, vim, power.
l. 49,. re. ~re,ylcs step viii give IL q suIi
''e'o sar usefulness.
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1ok sxs'y smoker should Try Little
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-19
rOR RENT.

.o,5 rooms, No. 50, L
a BfiGE s 5Ta JOHN "ATMAN'
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10. 251 Main e., opp. Overland
House, In Union Block Room
No. l First Floor.
Can ba consulted daily from O'Clock
To 12 o'clock am, and from 2 to 6
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 am. to
nm. He has had twenty-five years ex-
I,erience in the special treatment Of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Syphilitic or Me.curiS AT
feetions of the Throat, Skin
or Bones, NERVOUS DEBILITY
Impotency and Lost Manhood, exhausted
vitality, Seminal Weakness, Spermator.
rhea. Paralysis, and ell the terrible effects
of Self Abuse, youthful follies and ex
eesses in uoaiurer years, Nocturnal Ennis
sion. the effects OF which are various,
maddening and destructive TO both body
and mind, and unless cured will En-
mjnata fatally. The presence OF the
disease causes q continual consciousness
Of q GLOW and gradual decay OF all the
power of body and mind with loss Of
manly power and vigor, defective MEM
ory, heart affections, loss OF sight, noises
in the hesd and ears. confusion OF ideas
aversion to society, excessive prostrasionl
trembling of the hands and limbo, con-
SUMPTION, marasmus and ultimate de
reneement OF the mind. The will Powel
becomes so weak that the person seem
60 lose control of himself and canno
look one square in the face. 1t also cause
| Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Hear
l and Kidney Disease.
TepewOrm Expelled In ~
| Hours.
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No freight Will be received alter .. m,
:. f, Fenton, W. ". RITER,
Gen. Er't, and Pass. ARt. supt.
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PIANO LESSONS.

poBclif, teacher Of music, WIZ
ans lessons 8 usual after t6 eoT vaGa9s
on SeptssI1 2 ~ pef lesson. Single lessons n:
Lessons Sa a;IO Street, one block north OF
fTsmple, east side
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Splendid CHANCE.

Tho finest water poaer near the centre
.,s eI lake City, never fails, capable
o. u 5 5si1i + a ten or eleven horse power
Z For Sale by BoCKHoLg & CUMMINGS
July l7!h. 1851.
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LOST.

q, ,bo eqsuing of August 9th, 1854, Da-
VI s his citv and ]. 4. Giimer's resi-
tgsen ' q diam md IN gold setting; Inc
owner owner will pay a liberal re"Ar' II
The Tribune othce'
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snsoial Advertisements.
STRAYED.

.. august l' las,, S3S IN S2T 3 raj aid Fl q
5 Ri hB25anato9 :, j. Nil II. ! fia to L Louis us
s3 3Ti,g e 6siot iIaaoi'n' sixth lnf'f'f'
roTt Do1Elhs'
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rrRNIsHED ROOMS.

.i.bout board, No. Sc ",
With or s Slsg for the accOmmod stion
Sri So1ii1f ! miles and others. BFesktas'
o. or 4. 9OtoSSO'
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PICKS FOR SALE.

,5b OLA Of Angus. with large and superior aPeo =
lot lot Of spanish Metino BS S.i.S Si Gall
S s5U5i r. raised, which I will sell IeSs4n'
ably. "0i1N
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r. R CLUTE GENERAL
TRANSFER.

A,sn. to and from all depots; expert
ancsd D,svmsn; satisfaction guaranteed
Sls sS JeSpines & Sons and Remington
Johnson 8 %. (. R. Cute.
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DENTIST.

1B. Keytor, lately connected win
DR.. j. R. Vsn Aukip. has remoRTtu 10 i; IL
he HERALD New Building, where ne Is
nrspsred 10 do sll kinds OF DENTAL "of Il
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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FOR RENT.

s.u.r room house. cellar and : adobe
.s GessI s IS Joe BaumEarten, the 'sll3r'
, 1884-02-09
Consolation for the Poor.

There are compen.stions in every condi-
i If life and il every state of society.
The poor siffer daring winter for want OF
iurl and clcth ng, but they escape many
o her troubles that the IIch are Obliged to
enGu-e. The royal family of Germany are
in deep tIo ible Just nov ahou. the app ar
ancs OF Il mysterio1s "Wbite Lady, which
IS r. gardei as a sure harbinger of death. 1t
appears tha. poor people are never troubled
with gou>, or visited by ghosts. The former
seiz S on go,d hvers. and ths latter haunt
IN ,nsions aud palaces. 1t Is said that there
is not a castle on the Rhine that is not snb-
ject to the visitation Of ghosts. Many of
them ave bee. deserted for years by their
lorily owaers on that account. There are
many fms houses in all parts Of England
that are tenantei az times by ghosts. Some
f them are located in the very heart of
Load,n. Ghosts never come 10 bother the
people who live in the city shanties or from
n
en- engaged for mora than a year in col
lecting acco Iuts OF various kinds of super
natural phenomeDa. The good ghost stories
a all 10 at d in palaces, castles and man
sIons. Comnon people have strange dreams
are gifie at fortune telling. and are able to
tip tall s, bat IO-e OF them ever cav 3
ghost atoa: their houses. A ghost wall" !"
Is a!v ays in tie grounds Of some famous old
house, erected aad furnished regardless ct
expense, and Occupi.d by fine. wtaithy
nd genorally aristocratic family. A ghost
like death. appears to love a shining mark.
IL will not waste Its time tryirg 10 slae
or pope There is, after a some ad-
yantag. {. eng roor.
, 1884-02-09
Disappointed Prospeciors.

A. Sutherland. S. Seelsy and Mat White
wrote from the Gear d'Alene mining dis
tri t. ian. 26th, to the Portland Standard :,
Nv tnout exception it is the most ou,ra-
ge ,as excitement that has been for many a
yer, and is bound To ruiu many a man.
Gentlemen, take our advice AID stay away
rom the MINES. If ycu go to any town or
station along the road AMI express an opin-
ion that you intend to write to the papers
aud sop ,oar friends from coming, they
vi! am s. jump you ior hsht in minute.
tn, So sre f,,tI and We don't ask anyone to
take cur advice, but come along And zee,
AMI i, any one says We have not tod the
truth after he comes and sees tor himself, as
We have done, tley can c4lI US set of liars
But there are huaired. in the mines to day
that esp ess themselves As we do. We don't
OFF, any ady'cs to any one except our
ren1s, and te them We say say at home
aud don't be SO o i.h SIS We were TO believe
every / e yoa see, because there are nine lies
% IN tru.h IN reglid 10 the Gear d'A!ene
u.i4es."
, 1884-02-09
THIRD DAY.
District Cour --.nin:ard, Judge.
TWENTIETH DAY.

]. L. Stearns et al. VI. Wlckersl an a. c
Wiskershan on suggestion + sh. dessa 81
plaintiff, Ferguson, administrator was sui :
otit1ted.
". q. Upton VS.. James ). Grimss; iu5g
meut
Schwal acier Br,s vs.. C. VI. Rus ell ::
judgment
Mary Z. Lind IS. y. II. Lind; f,u't
service b. publi,a iol; referred to W. ".
NeRHn.
Mary Lynch, administrator, vs.. John
ODounsii; motion u st as de default
iaigmentareled ani met On granted
City OF Wala WaIla vs.. ]. H. Day: mo-
ton for Few trial overr.lei exceptions al
lowed.
Ia the matter OF thu ap; lca'i of James
Robb, naive Of Canada, u nee me cIt!-
zen Of the Uait.d = 4ces, with J lc,b n. +. z
zell aud + Eiear Da,i', a. wtues,ss. a.reo.
Mrs, f.nt-s vs. 81. Ca,lberg ard Isasc
Ch lberg. jutrm n.
Court aaiO 4rned to meet mex: NJ nisy a,
l0A.M
, 1884-02-09

The Oregon Improvement company,
of which Superintendent of Trafo Muir,
of the Northern Pacific, hss been sp-
pointed general manager, owns a control
ling interest IN the Pacific Cosst Seam
ship company, has an interest in the
steamers on Puget Sound and those run
ming 70 Alaska, owns pjecs Of IsilroaG
running 70 SEATTLE, md another piece of
thirty miles running south into Califor-
MA. Ia addition 70 this it owns several
coal and other mines, and Is possessed
very largely of Washington Territory
real estate. Muirs contract with the
company is for three years, Snd his
salary IS placed as high as SIS 900 a
year
, 1884-02-09

The Oregon Short Line i nearly down to
the Burnt River bridge WITH the track
The o. r \. Co. are doing nothing except
to hold their construction parties along the
line. As 70 the cause Of this insctisn. Jon
can hear a. many theories - yoa meet
people. Srme have the ides that the CON-
psny is xasirg 20 rsplenish its finances
weakened by the recent upheasai IL New
York. Others think the Short Line has OBJ
tanned ccn1ol Of the Inns and will finish the
construction. Sail, Others suspect that the
C. b. @, has secured the o. T. & \. Cos
Baker c. .ty branch for western connection
for their system.
A gentleman in the confidence of certain
prominent contractors Of the o. s. L.,
PISSED through this place recently and while
here stated that large number OF mules
we!e being fed down in Nebraska for sa d
contractors, an ] that in the early spring one
OF the largest rIilroad outfits ever in tie
vest woaid be put together and shiprei to
the mouth OF Burnt river for the purpose OF
fulfilling construction contracts alleged 10
have already been signed.
The withdrawal of men and discontin-
usnce of work by the o. r. 4 n. Co. along
is line, has tai the effec. to s.agnats every
branch Of brs ness along the route between
P, ndleton aad Huntington, and business
men ali sgre. that Baker City has
n yer been duller thln at present. and n
class S more affected than the ;armess, who
Two N ,ntns since were sellin, feed grain at
two cents per pound but now are finding
ellW sale at one and one fourth cents. A
year ago to day they were getting four and
0ae-hslf cents.
Thus III, people are learning that the
grand railroad era" so knowingly fore
shadowed by fright o way" agents and so
wisely PREDICTED by railway managers exists
only in their imagination; and that the
pr, sent does not favorably compare with the
.'ays Of "prairie schooners' and mule SKIN
ners. DO 8. StIeesmaH.
, 1884-02-09

SAN Francisco, Feb. 2-Ths Chronicle
publi.les an arli.le, based on facts taken
from The British Trade sld Navigation
Accounts. showing thst the iuportations o:
American wheat into Great Britain iayr,
during the last three wears, deer, assd IN
such alarming proportions tha., as stated,
'hing wheat is as eifec.ua!ly detbrlaed 5
was King Cotton twenty years ago" Four
years ago the Urited States supplied - PEI
cent. If Eoglard's entire importl 10 OF
wheat and -four Ia 1851 this FIJI to 90 T
cent. In 1852 TO 50 per cent. aud in lcS3 o
10 per cent. During the current ysa- At l.
estimated that 1t .'iil ~. smoGnt 20 -! por
cent. Ia the yssr 1851 importa:i lnS from
the Unit States were over $1,000 coo
bushels: in 1852 they had fallen to 50 90,
0c0. and 1883 to 1900 coo the import
ance Of this truth lies in the fact. IS ! O uteG
ou., th.t notwi:hstan .iag the decrease N
American wheat impoTtaticna. n. t,tal i'm
portstious OF whea: into Great Britain have
increased.
The principsl rivals - the Urised Sta'es
are India and R,s.i.. la 1851 Russia ex-
ported to England bat 5000 600 bushels, in
1852, 1900 COO, and in 1883 the qua 4tity
had increased to 2, 600. 600.
From British led, he iucresse 10 wheat
cent 10 Great Britain h.s been almost equally
sreat. In lSSl IT sen. 5000. OG0 ba-heis.
N 1852 1905. 600. and IL 1883 %. 600, Geo.
These figures show tbs; during Ii. last three
years England has increased it's what in
pOrta''Ons from India and Russia IL pei
cent, while i, has, during the same perio /.
decreased its importali1us from the United
States 20 per cent.
, 1884-02-09
knenf the Mines.

l. is evidently tie intention Of the papers
OF the upper C, uotry to create terrible
ex5tCm-ut about the new mines. Bu. We
would ike to ass the Spokane FAILS Reyietc
If II was twenty dollar gold plece that re
!iab'e" gentleman had sssayed from which
returns Of SIS eco per ton were made Also
how 1t comes that fifty dollar nuggets can
be picked up on the surface when there
TX to OF snow on level throughout the
mI-in- r, or,
, 1884-02-09
County CGmfni>siDnc-s.

Tue Board met at the reg l'sr h'u' IN
Monday. PRESENT, Com"'s'' '0i'erS " a'd'
Irwin, Cummings and Auditor fti"ter'
The principal bns'n's' tran7ac ID a the
consideration OF the Vanoa' c!a'n Z US "t
the 500 reward ohrr'd Ter the capture q
Owenby. lac diff Ieht "a id'da'fs tor N
reward were examined aud each gave h's
own particular account of t'e mt.tr. Tie
commi,sionrrs awarde 'he no e., 500, for
she cartsre Of El'u, 10 Jams JIrr~d AMI
Willie Doroily. d fpr oweDbs rs ( l'ow
E. Demlris, 81; JOS. " st, So: DC. Wmt-
leg. $50; Jane. T. Moss, $50: George D
haven, 500; Willie DHotiv, 50; Mrs. De-
haven, 50; j. d. Phelps. sos; Carl DeHAvea;
$50; II. Llboytaux, SO.
TUESDAY.
Tie business Of thecou5t has been t,ten up
to-day by the visit ot tne Commissioners to
visit Joe Frseran's place aud ascertain the
amount Of damage by tie ToId Inning
tironshiL
SECOND DAY.
/" the ma't-r q the change o. tne Wal
'1''e' '"''' . "''-'' 'o-- > 1l''' ~'' '''
"'' n
, 1884-02-09
4 Contestant.

L !ss been claimed a 3 reaa1n ths. the
o-sneh insane A'ylUu S1ouid Be located at
Dayton that there are mere insane people
- tie thousand in ii a vicinity than at any
otter point In Eastern Washington. lie,
It De un'erstocd th,s Il this 10 to be the
basis on which h. loceA,a b to be made.
the 'o'n of Aso:sn and country Contiguous
thereto sil c a.e.s ever, inch o: ground
Spirit.
, 1884-02-09

90 MORE uuuRre.

san fhASel3oe. Feb. 6th.-The steamer
Arabic, which arrived to-dsy hoa Chirs,
brought only two Chinss= Easssng rs holding
Canton certificates. 1: positively asserted
tbs. n more OF the certf:stes will te Is
sued by the Chinese government.
LONDON Feb 5-The Uaited States gov
eminent has purchased the Dundee whsl' T
Thstis, to be used for II e relitt 81 the G,sely
expedition. The The'i.is 600 tons bur6el
and the strongest and stannchest vessl Of
the Dundee whaling fse.
THE HoyoRED DEAD.
HAMBURG fe1. 5-Fne r,ms,ns of Lieut. n
ant DrLoug and CON a les, OF IN; Jsaaette,
viii be tax II TO America tomorrow by tie
steamer FHisia, e,cors.d by naval ofiie.rs c.
B. Huber and W.. H. S.hwetz FanrraI
services held today Eill be attended by the
Hamburg GeOerayhi al society and Barge
raGsts. Peterson. TeIrs.ea ing the city s,n.
ate.
ANOTHER ARMY ASSIHILATED.
CAIRO Feb. 5.h-Dispatch s coufr pre-
vious reports tlat Bal e, PAsIa uet anh
serious defeat. Bile Ia ,ha had With han
5000 men. H. w.s advancing when at
tackled. LOSES, killed ami wounded am
cunt 70 1000. BIker, W n his rmuR
force, succ .eded in reac lins Tnnkhat, ~heie
the qua boat, Ranger i. iy'ng. Blk
Pas intends 10 ro;-od Immediately 10 Sa
akem IN the R,nger.
RUMoRUD ORG AVIATION OF THE CABINET.
WASHINGTON, FEB. "a Rev p!sn IT
orglnIz ,uon Of tle cabiurt Is proIoEd.
Tais IS to make \ .,orhey G n raj B.tw'tr
Minister to Frsnc- IN ,ke h secretary OF
the treasury attorney Gene al, and to p!acr
" U Ser M,r.pn at The sd OF the ;reastr,
department, the place that h; vas 'xPe ,t'd
by the peog /. Of New York to NIL y h Ii Gen.
G rfield ora izsd lii ca!Iaet. Mr. h e"-
ster and Mr. Fpiser hoJa deny any knowl
dge Of the rnmor and, Tx most rumors of
til, kidd, it Is poba6.y untrue NisacIes
cav, Eog. yer, tia tlls MS a basis of tact.
Il change THIS rsIs m .e The presumI-
ton viii Ia uraliy b. q. tt ,.e iOr p,i
zeal purpose, Secr,t.Ty F. ger hayi
been very Incoay, MEAT p.rsan tor po!It4-
ci AVS approach. The iac: that ,u2h an
Interpretation wall be u iver-,liY ru. upon
a CT aage OF this chsrac er at tins tIms, Is
good reason fer believing tins ie. ort IN
founded.
, 1884-02-09
WHY'S TT'

Why is j, that a railroad corporation
can hold millions Of acres Of the public
lands in the shape Of unesrned land
grants long after the time set by law for
the completion of the railroad has eI-
pirod, while the poor settler on quarter
section loses his rights if he does not
comply with the law and make proof in
the time required By lewi
Why is 1t that railroad lands escape
taxation when they remain in the hands
OF railroad corporations, while every scre
is assessed for taxes az soon as it is sold
to Jsnd fie purchaser and settler
Why Is it taa, such one-sided justice
is tolerated in the American Republicl
, 1884-02-09

Henry Bepke, from CarrIboo nines
near Dser Lodge, went down TO the new
mines last fsll, bought part Of twenty
acre claim, aud vent 10 work. be now
writes to Henry Tonpke that he hss on
" seen one claim that Is paying since
his arrival: has his oNn drain down If
teen feet, bul has not raised the color
vet. snd adds: Tell tEs boys afflicted
with the fsrerto wait and let it cool off
bsFore deciding to sssr;. Both Of these
men were pioneer miners in German
Gulch. and Silver Bow. and are well
lnnwn.- pssr L0iqs Northlrest
, 1884-02-09

The Senate having voted to allow a
clerk to every menber. Ne5 . day. now
comes proposal 10 ~. cleA to ever.
Representative, at 81 90 q ,..r Mr.
Belford. Who urees this Project, !. the
Colorado ConSresansn vAo lately told
his fellew He0bsfs iha. thea du.v sss
"to throw open the vsclh Of the fr.as-
ury, and expressed n eseernss. to be
allowed to besA BY sivias 81, 600 900
to the Aiss,stfpSi Couriss'on.
, 1884-02-09
4 PeiitIon.

4 petition was IN circulation this week
ard va, being quite generally signed by our
CT zsns, ssSing the Secretary OF the Interior
L fIrn 81 the petitioners with information
relative to the title Of tie rsilrosd company
10 land in Columbia county, snd their right
70 clarse the rat. asked for such lands.
Those who have s'ttl.d upon and improved
tiese lsnds, are ,nIious to know that every
ig IS al rsht tetr-e they invest. in
n y cases, their last dollar.-DGyton Ckron-
.Cs
, 1884-02-09
FARMERS CREED.
al adopt ID by Ca ad'an farmers.

a, adopt ID by Ca adam farmers.
ave believe ia small farms; We belisve
III. soil lives to eat aud should be ma
nured; We believe in deep ..loxing; We
believe IN large crops; We believe every
farm SHOULD nwn a good farmer; We be-
Lev, in such fertilizers as iadus'ry, en-
{ rprise, lime, phos 1hate and guau"; We
oelieve in good houses, good harms, good
fences, good wives, good children, and
esp scisly III good husbands with clean
coaseieuces.
, 1884-02-09

\ correspondent writes to enquire the
origin OF the term Balls aud ars as applied
T. Wall street operatives.
Tn rames had ii cir orgin in the year OF
tbe South Sea bubble i.20, from the follow.
ing n,c.iption on punch bowl which was
c 'ed with Juprer placing CalIisto in HI.
skies, and Europe with the Bull:
Come, I'LL the 5 nth Sea goblet fall,
he gods shal' o. our stock take care,
EmoFe please accept the B II
Agd We with Joy puts off the Bear"
, 1884-02-09

wish TO ray TO VOC that Ihsve been suffer
ing for the lsst Eve yea, with a serere itcLin.
sli over. l have heard Of Hop Bi,ters a. d
have tried it. have need np four tiles. ald
it hss done me more good tLsn all the doctors
and medicines ,hst :aey cogA use OF or wit5
me. l an I'D ami Door but fes. :, bla.- yop
70. such relief BY your medicine s-d from
torment Of the 6ocsOs. l have Ia d.te-n
doctors At ne. One ysvs us even ounces ,!
solution OF arsenic: sso<h.- teok for oa,t,
Of blood from -. Al they c,ud tel! was
that it vss skin sickness. Nov, after th.se
four bottles Of your medicine, ny slia Ia zel.
s,san and smooth .s ever.
, 1884-02-09
81. EIN 'tNi'S lIlDiHY
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IN y .r-, lei q. Itu..rlIG, Urinary Gga.n-
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needle W. <, VI sc. VDcal AID instrumental,
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TERMS:
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Notice.

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N before Jan. /, Il I. / have placed nv 20
c,.nuts ia the hard Of L. J. Goodri.h who is
4 .thoTlzsd 90 settle the same lie vii bc
foun in .ny office Or MIS- adjoining miue
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arsessra7s o. eueom in the city. Sosle
meals, 2s eentsL Board Tea wetk, g.
board ard room iron IS =. g..
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To Ia fHluc.

The Bloonin y'on II. {Pho.ix) Nurseries
the iArs7 In the world and Oldest N the
w'ss are to be rsrresel tod here BY Mr.. ]. J.
9ink who comes with iptsntions Of mixing
MS home, aih - n'intain the reputation
u h'm has Always horne BY shirplns frst
s->s' stock md uas b .aUA lai-lsv.