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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
The New Spanish Treaiy-Two Texas
Bilis-A Boom for Mcdonald
Postal Notes.

special to the Gaze te.
Washington, J January 6.--The treaty
nude with the Spanish government 10y
Minister Foster, To go into effect next
March, gives satisfaction in CONNER
cial circles, and is favorably COM
mented upon by Southern public men.
The substance of the treaty is that
Spain Is TO admit American goods to
Cuba an Porto Rico Mt u rate of duty
thirty per cent. lower than now inn
posed, in return for which the United
States agrees to suspend the ten per
cent. differential duty now eXacted on
goods brought from the Spanish
colonies. Spain also repeats the duty
on live fish imported on foreign vessels,
agrees to give up the eXaction of a fee
by Spanish consuls on exports from
this country TO her colhnies, and
promises equality with other nations
AS to navigation laws between the
West Indies aud the United States.
LANHAM's Two BrLLs.
Tomorrow, when roll-cali of the
states takes place in the house fol the
introduction of bill-, Lanham will in-
troduce bill providing for holding
terms of court III the Western judicial
district at FL Pasu; also q bill provid-
ing for $4,000 public building at
the same town, and q petition from
citizens of FL Paso calling for the
same. The day H. the senate will be
devoted to the completion Of the rules.
A BOOM FOR M'DoNALD.
Assistant Secretary New of the treas
ury, who has just returned from In
diana, says Mcdonald is the choice
of the InG:ana Democracy for presi-
dent, He says he Is powerful ia the
West, anu Is the mot formidable can
uldute the party can nominate
foaIA'' MAlihIN9'
Katie hincalu was commissioned
lin" CONSTANTLY made in Wnthinyton
ana other IEastern cities about DELAYS
If n,nils from, Texns the S,uuth vest
,n,iI be;nm franlent1v t,ycnty-fonr
honrs ,ata
" Coxunrs,,foN WORK.
..
u.ith i,s oraanIy,tion comn,rte. lis
,.nn,,n;ttass tnr,,,nd and machinery in
80 f..r /. ,,;nnir,, thn work nf lesisla.
linn Not snuch can lie discovered to
,r"'r NV a,,,,,eesion If oniniou ms
tn,,t,t ,In distinctjva char.nter nftL
',.'';ll,' Iii ho A fseiinr nf a,,,tinn
o,nn,,,,ti,i', IN annorent lnIif;.renne
LII r'.s,,e.t TO nnIi,in.l n,att,rs IL
, m.e, ana II l. nrnhnh,p MO nurelv
ppoiit;a,I ,,,.'.,s,rso n ha hroughT fnr-
t wnrd durin% tha earjv weeks Of the
,'l,,, ,,oar rnd;vid,Ial views unon
tiIm 49,, md annnan,icaI rn.ttsrs ~
snnhndied i'm tho Great number and va
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SPAIN.
REPLY no THE THRONE.

Aadried, January 0.-The chamber
of deputies debated the counter draft
of reply to the address from the
throne The reply was compelled 10y
members of the Sagasta party, and
deprecates reform of the constitution
ut the present. session, but admits the
principle of electoral reform.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
RicI,mond's Exhibit.

Richmond, January The city OF
Richmond's exhibit at tho Worlds
exposition IN New Orleans il now as
sured. a large number OF manufactu-
rers, embracing every industry, have
applied through CommissiDner-Gener-
al Morebead for 10000 square feet Of
space, which may be eniaiged 70 10000.
This space will lie taken IN one body ,
aud known as the City Of Richmond
pNbibif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
A :. fractional Widow.

Salt Lake, Ulah, January o-rhis
mcrnine Mary V. Young, seventeenth
wife OF the late prophet, Brigham,
died in salt Lake City, of blood pois-
oning, in her fortieth year. Sixteen
mourning widows still survive the
prophet, fourteen of whom live IN
Salt Lake.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
A California Failure.

San Francisco. January 6---The fall
IRE OF the District Company, whole
sale bug and canvass manufacturers,
is announced. Liabilities $376 GOD: as
sets S3iS,000 They owe in New York
SlO0 Ul,O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
Arrested for Forgery.

Boston. January 5.-John r. Spen-
geman, aged % yecrs, was arrested
charged for obtaining 81 ,000by forger-
les ON the Proyident institution for
savings OF Jersey City, wherein he
was Al clerk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
Cuba.
rms cARTMEN's NrRnir.

Havana, January G. The strike of
the cartmen is doing considerable
damage to business. The wharves are
full of provisions, which the owners
are unable 10 remove, and vessels are
com PEELED to stop disrharging.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
GALVESTON.
Death of Mrs. Mary Campbel!-A Relic
of Lalltte's Days.

Galveston. January 6,-Mrs. Mary
Campbell. well known TO old settlers
on Galveston l. land - the wife OF jas.
Campbell, the trusted lieutenant of the
famous buccaneer Lptitte, died OF
old age at her home on
Virginia Point, near this city, ut II
O'Clock last night. She had lived sixty
years within sight of Calves
ton, and was eighty-ionr } ears
old. Her maiden name WAS Sabinah
James Campbell. her husband; long
since dead was one of the sailors who,
in small, open boat, with COmmo.
c.ore Perry, were under fire Of the
British fleet in the great naval battle
on Lake Erie in 1872.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
Civil Seryic, Piety.

Washington, ID. c., January 6.-Ihe
employees OF the postoiiice department.
were ,.-'ay notified by the postmaster
general that the purchase OF lottery
tickets hereafter will regarded as
sufficient grounds for removal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
A Louisiana Murder.

New Orleans. January G.-The Plea,
yune's BAyou Sara ape ial says Daniel
+, Oswald was killed yesterday near
Laurel Hill by DR.. Chas. Hcwell.
Both ore we'll k,own and highly con.
t.ntaI
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CANADA.
A rnEEArENEp srRmlE.

\ THREATENED STRIKE
Montreal, January 6.-l'he union
printers Of the la Minerye aud La
Patria have threatened TO strike, if
the proprietors OF the papers do not
abandon the system of exchanging set
matter,
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PERI.
4 REPORTED nArTLF.

Lima. January ct is reported
that there has been an encounter be-
tween the Chilian cxpeditionary forces
and Gen. Cacesares. Commandaut
Francisco Mendizabal is said to be
lied.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
Rig Dan Killed.

Tombstone, A. T., January O.. Big
Dan was captured nj Delaney and
killed. This completes five OF the
Bishee nirdercrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
Old Nwinglius iI0nOred.

New York, January 6.-Thc four
hundredih university of the birth of
Iwinglus, the Swiss reforner,. was
celebrated to-day by swiss residents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

Up. Smith and wife of Springfield,
Illinois, are putin up mt the Man
sion.
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for patronage or charity, but demand
iustice-your own rights and the
rights of those be,ow you. In this
way we shall conquer
TROOPS FOR EGYPT.
London, January 5.--The secretary
of state for foreign affairs, the chancel-
Tor Of the eXchcquer, first lord of the
admiralty and president of the board
of trade and minister of commerce are
in consultation to-day upon Egyptian
affairs. The secretary OF state Tor war
will meet the commander-in-chie of
the British army Mt the war office
this afternoon. Although no official
orders are issued, l. 600 men are ready
to embark for Egypt within n week.
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lance aud place on better ground.
u law Il Passed prohibiting tbs ei'ailg'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

~ tesereed otus, plans ana s,,sotk.iut " re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

.6ruyluhg FOR road and bridge tax,
.udif th.rnads hecons inipas-a able they
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

,oslia :, ,S,pqeaoR, :,, ..ss N BowLIs-
Worth, Ies ONCE con, ,dR
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-18
COLORADO CIrY-sALE OF TOWN


The sale Of lots OF Dougherly & Poynor'a
addition TO the thrifty town OF Colorado,
Will dome off on the 26th inst, and q large
number will attend from this city With tie
viow of Investing.
These lote and blocks will be offered for
salo TO. the h Ihest and oest bidder, one
third cash, balance in one and two wears.
Colorado does the largeet general bust
ness of anv town on the Texas & Pacific,
between Fort " orth aud I'll paso. IL 50 the
largest cattle shipping point in Texas. The
Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fee Railway COM
psny have bought property nt Colorado, 1t
it supposed, with view 10 making this the
point at which they will cross tho Texas IL
Pacific with their western branch. The citi'
zens Of Colorado have organized n railroad
company, and are determined 10 build
8 railway from Colorado TO San Angela,
and II they do this will secure TO them the
stock road OF the Atchison, Topeka ~ San
Ia Fe railway, which is trying TO get q
charter through the Ind an nation.
with these prospects, Colorado has the
brightes. future Of any town in the west:
The property here offered Is better situated
to furnish depot facilities and ingrets and
egress for these new roads, than any ada
cent to the city, and as desirable for resi-
dance property. With theee railroads
built, parties can locate their families OF
Colorado, where they can enjoy oil the
advantages of schools and society, and be
10 easy access to their ranches, located on
aud near the extension OF the ROADS ioi
the public sale, will be the best chance 10
secure extra bargains ia these lots.
Tho growth Of this town 10 wonderful,
and is attracting considerable attention
from those who wish TO make tale invest
ments.
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esl7ag.1!. l...s.d xie1 t.tls slc.s-a Ehflxci.,
flames buuduea. Tho total ioss is about
80, 800, falling on the following pariie'
Kit Carson, proprietor OF the deofgh
bakery, 81 ,OOO up insurance,
Wright Bros grooeriea ia snme building
10 bakery, los W 800, insured Tor 81 coo In
the Hartford.
T.. Karo, drugs, damaged hY water $500,
insured Tor that amount ~ tho Merchants
vt Newark.
TIE buildipgs ssrs the property o'W I
Maddox aud j. a. Hatntei, and we're
damaged 10 tho * eat OF 81 900, insured
Tor SlO00 In The Commercial OF California.
A ladder was rai.ed 10 reach the top Ci
tka kaTu bulldiag and wrq supposed % 10
leaning on The Cornice, when Jam Court
right mounted 70, only 10 hnd when rehcn'
ing thc toy that b. VAC four ices from The
house the ladder resting on. u telephone
wiro. lie saw his danger aud drew bis ir-
volyer end hrCh, cutting the giie N two aud
letting tho iadcr doRn 90 a safe resuaR
place. This little uot was Loudly appIaudsd
Don Adams, ono ~ the uemhofs OF the
| hook and ladder Clmotny. i1 hrrasins va
the door % ihu drug itgtf, hal MS ltlt
hand very severely burned by tAe god not
window phnes 10 rout.
The lremen hero are very anxious e
have the hook and LADDER company OF Dali
laa, 90 enter the drill during the toufna
meat, with Waco, Austin, Denison atnd
| Houston companieH - possible riyais Eg
cry effort 10 being made nhaye the meetlnl
postponed ok days, making the o1nYoniot
opon 0u tue l7,h ~ June, Tuesday. This
IL asked because the STATE democratic c1l'
vontior moet1 here on the ll,h, tht daS
OH ginally appaiatei Tor the state FIRE
mons association, and the Hrsmou wen
their friends here alone 20 show them nos
they can be entertained.
James LDuglycr received a Telegram
from Huntsville to-day 20 TO elect iha
his father o. y. L1nglytr WAS dyine, 1,
come on and soc him At once. LungiVe
vas tho leader o. tho stAge-robber1 Wit
operaicd In this county several y eaT5 ngo
sud was Een,oncod ~ 10i years m the peni
teutiary, at Dallas In TWO cases by Il FED
sral Jury. Young Longiver Is orr OF Gu
best citizens, having lho esteem Of all.
IL has rhlned 10 torrents ell day, an
business 10 nearly suspended. Tho river !
rising some, and II the rain has been ger
eral, will be on boom by morning.
9.P. Tucker. one OF oar prominent inel
ohauts lost his little daughter, Fannie tni
afternoon, ana Mrs. Cook lost q !iitle DO
yesterday both dying NJ measles, who
have been more fatal this year than eve
before in the history Of his county 90 a.
tho physicians
The house Of J. d. Williams was broke
into while no was At the fire this morning
and o suit OF clothes stolen.
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II. Y. Lee Camp, no. l, Confederate Veterans,
Richmond, Va, March l. 1881.
The necessity for reliet 10 disabled Con.
Tolerate poldiers IL gro wing more urgent
every day. They have no. government TO
support or provide for them, and must
share the fets of paupers unless home is
provided for them by private contributions,
and Lee Camp has undertaken TO establish
Tbey have appealed to their comrsde
veterans OF the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie, who have responded with noble VIII.
ingnoss and traternal sentiment worthy oil
their heroic record. Still, the undertaking
10 large and the need Tor further aid Is
urgent.
We. therefore. appeal 10 the banks and
bankers, capitalists, insurance and other
corporations, manufacturers and mer-
chants. for such contributions In cash or
metchsndisc 90 viii be eaeily spared from
their abundance and OF great help in our
necessities.
or Of Richmond, Virginia, or to any OF our
banks. bankers, or other business people.
we will hold a fair In this city, May l4th
IN 3ist. II the armory. Let us at least have
soms contributions, which will be crate
fully accepted aud duly acknowledged by
publication in our CITY pspsrs; Address,,
II. r. LEE CANT, No. !. o. ",
Il. y, BOX xo3, hicnnioru, Nukiuio'
ID. s. Redford, treasurer; ]. Il. Lane, Sec
re,srv. Executive committee-Dr. II. o..
Jones. Captain O. U. Williams, N. V. RAN
dolph. -.
We refer 10 the following gentlemen, VINO
will also receive contributions: General
Joseph II. Anderson, 1. Davenport, ir.,
ESQ. president First National bank; Rev.
DR.. J. L. N. Curry, Rev. DIR. N. ID. Hoge,
Colonel Archer Anderson, A.. Y. stokcs,
esq., Rev. DIR. W. K. Hatcher, Allen q GIN
send any contributions you may wish 10
make through rs.
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....t,..A Ihe dlssatisned crowd we're
rb.,sfo,. compelled 20 depart. The Heere-
tarv of state and then the secretary OF
the navy, iOfgoltl K their Official dignity,
,ot M mad ~ wot hens, and the latter ex'
urested a vigorous cersuIe OF the band
TuE WORLDS rAIE Ar hEw oRLKAhH,
Tbs director general, Bnrks, OF the Coz
ION centennial hns been busilY ~ work here
Tor aeyeral days bslore congregational COM
nit toes and others, working M enthusiHsm
aud approximation for the big rhnw. lie
has even fuccoeded VA gbttlngtse Washing
ION dGrkirs Interested 10 the matter 20 M
enthusiastic extent The feeling amonS
o0ngrtssmen irrespective OF party or Sec
ton Is very kindly toward she sfeAt Cotton
centennial and al feel that Il Is destined 10
mnrk an era iu the country aud uhould De
met by thr Federal government Win the
most generous aid. IL Will be the ffaud
occasion for all races and communiiie9 ol
the earth b. show where they stsnd "a the
brotherhood OF mRn, the Moderation Oh INC
world
COLONEL KLLI0TT ENDORSED.
10 with pleasure that your correspondent
Is able 10 say that among nu The Texans q,
fhe CAPITAL ha has heard but one eommenl
lu thg appointment oi Colonel Elliott q
| tho HERALD, as ohioicom miasloner for thtil
tate. nnd thet ~ that the right man, OF oil
OTHERS In the state 10 nov 10 the T!ght place
His appointment, both senators and repro
I aent .lyos declare, ii most nsppy one Ah'
/ Jlc entire delegation are lnud IN lntl
pfsisos OF tha WtlLtroWn culture, taste Hn'
/ clult.sy of tho brilliant AM popular chic
Icommisriouor Many OF the delegation, a
/ The instance of Colonel stewart, OF Houston
were led tlundores Mr. Herdenbfook beior
! they knew thrt Col0uel. Elliott was an hp
/ piiclut ~ l.r piece. bnt there Ia out on
opinion do to the eminent fitness o. the ~
| ihrf the interests OF tho state are so sue
| CAPABLE hands.
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|, RemarknbIe Floor Covering.

The astonishing durability and beauty
of the American make OF "Linoleum" de-
msnds special communication. 1t is floor
covering OF wonderful excellence, but as in.
ferior foreign limitations are on the market,
II 10 well TO know that these imported
goods, besides being Of poor quality, viii
look Increasingly dirty and dIney In use,
while our own make viii be clean. bright
end satisfactory. Domestic goods are all
elk feet vide, and the Walton trade marx
with tho word "LiDoieum y printed on
he back O, every square yard. All carpet
dealers keep IL.
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Renting pianos, at Frees IL Sons.
|. A.. Wanna u..ltcs az n.llas.

To the Young Ladies' Of Dallas.
Here Is chance to get u fine photograph
album, worth so, without money and with
out price. I offer the. above prize TO the
Young ladies OF Dallas between the ages OF
is and rs years, to be contested Tor In the
following manner: BY calling at my photo
graph gallery, 70i Elm street, you will be
given ticket, and rs room as sufficient
number OF tickets can be disposed o., the
altman will be drawn for. Plan Of drawing
will be made known nt my art gallery. Call
early and get your ticket. Remember tick.
ets are entirely free and without cost to
yourselves. rhe object OF the above Is to
snow nv appreciation for your liberal
patronage since j opened in Dallas. Re
spectfully, j. n. WkBsrEk,
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a Friend In Need.

Carpenters, builders, ldborerA, and ~
fact ali kinds Of working men who ers par
tioularly liable 10 cuts, bruises, sounds,
sprains, overstrainipg, etc, should always
have close at hand bottle. OF Ponds Ex-
tract. In nearly evory case the result 10
instantaneous. There is no remedy equal to
Il. For over thirty-hya years it hes been
IN general use and stood the tePt OF public
criticism and is to-day more firmly eA.ab-
lished than ever ia public estimation nnd
atesdlly increasing in favor. There are
few families who do not regard Il as house,
hold necessity. Beware of counteriets, In
sist on having tho genuine article.
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wINNsBORO.

WrsKepoRo, May 16.-[Correspondence.l-
The Mey picnic of the Baptist Sabbath
school came off yesterday. 1t was In.
deed a pleasant affair. A very fine basket
dinner was ppresd TO the delight and sat-
iafsctiun of the large attendance that greet
cd the occasion. In the afternoon Probes
scr w. N. Melton, OF the Masonic institute
delivered an address upon the origin, his.
torv and progrees of Sabbath schools. and
m sde an sppeal for renewed efforts in be-
hall Of the moral institutions OF this coun-
lodge Of Good Tempiars was organised
bere last Friday night by Professor Dsen.
of Suiphur Springs, who iectured IN tne
Methodist church on temperance.
Westber IL pleasant and business Circles
are very quiet.
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NOTICES.

NToTICExsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
IN received NJ my Office rEtll IL N on the 22d
day OF MAY, lest FOR printing $50 give llundrod)
work 10 be on clean type. of the same size and
OF The anne size pages as tho special acts OF the
called session OF the legislature ISL, The
price bid shall be Ger page, and TO include iold,
Ing, stitching, hemmlng AID paper cover, and
with title paso printed on same. Proof hheets
10 be submitted 10 compiler tot revision.
Also or doug the civ Printing for one year,
iutious for one time and the proceedings OF
each council as furnished by the City Secretary:
The annual reports of oil officers TO be published
by conttactlng parties itce OF Charge, AL wori;
10 be done In the city OF Dallas The Council
reserves the night 10 Iej ct any or all bids,
w. l.. CABELL Meyor City OF Dallas,
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, May l0.-[Correspond.
enoe. l-Y esterday morning the rains COM
nent. Fields and gnrdens are suffering now
for proper work, as all labor must be sus'
pended.
Work aiill continues on both coal aud
punt mines. An engine has bren sent TO
the former; 80 much water uecessitafes u
pump and shait. learn they are making
up money, by joint stock company, to in-
vest In machinery, TO thoroughly dovelop
the resources of the paint mine.
MessIs. Patrick, Ury and Henderson LETT
for Cleburne this week, the fret two gentle.
men on private business, the latter named
on professional. 49,,
The political pot bubbles q little more
brlskly 10 county politics, as different can
didstes nre weekly Offering for positions
and each one stifs the frauds,
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LOST.

z osr-YEsTERDAY AFTERNooN-A LIT.
J. tle yollor ncA puppy with white spot on
shank OF top OF the neck. libstal reward VIII
he paid for his delivery ~ l02 Austin street,
g0uthwesr corner of Jackson. mnlS.lt
: OK SNIE-sAlOON FURNifURF, CON-
! prlsing counter, shelving ana ico ohuaL a.
good ss now; viii sell very cheap for cash Ad.
dress g., Herald Office. nnI6
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PORT WORTH.

Fonr Worm, May l0.-ICorrespond-
snce. l-About o'clock this morn
ing fire was discovered In the
Georgia bakery, on Houston street.
NEXT 10 Csmeron's lumbet-ysrd, and 10 O
few minutes the house ives IN flames. IL
vac some little time before the alarm was
sounded, bu. when u Was. the department.
promptly responded and soon had the
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Ponds Extract,
For inflamstion, etc. We wish those who
hear of the extract for the first time TO ask
come friend about 1t. They invariably
praise.
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TOR RENT FOR rhE sUMMER-AY RESI-
II denco at the Fair Grounds, stoTes. rooms,
furnished OF uufurnshod. well, c.s,ern, cellar,
carriage house, stable aud every convenience,
ellghifully co0laud aealthI. Apply 10 Reet *
Faux Main street q. o. WOOD. mnle.lt
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''Ruchu-paiba."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying KID
new, bladder and urinary diseases. 81
Druggists.
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PEN sketches Of Great Interest
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EROM WASHINGTON.
En,c. Produced by he Defeat of 'ho
Tariff Dil.

Noble lasiiiuioas aud Ride Aloeg he
Susqushana.