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struck After she struck she filled so quickl
that she went down stern foremost. ordered
the stewardsto arouse all hands and summon
them on deck, but II was If no ne, No sooner
had the first party of halfdresseu, panic-strlcken
passengers come OH deck than y tremendous
wave swept all overheard In n moment. The
officers and crew, or those Of them that were
not swept away by tina, lrst tremendous sea, all
did their duty nobly. / tried to run her ashore,
but II was useless. She filled with terrible ra-
pidty, rs the Jagged rocks tore great holes In
her sides. Meanwhile the scas, mountain high,
dashed over the decks, sweeping her from stem
to stern. Passengers and crew alike were
swept away by scores. Their cries were heart
rending. They were clad, most OF them, only
In theis night garments. None had time even
to dress, so rapidly did the steamer fil.
Nearly half the passengers must have been
drowned In their berths, though every effort
was made to arouse them.
"she struck when the white aud tleccy waves
Looked soft ms corded wool,
But the cruel rocks. they sored her side
Her rMil,ng shronds, MI shcained in Ice.
with ne nesis wen, by the bosr,,
Like n vessel OF glass, she stove nd sank,
Ho. Ho' the beakers roared.
| I see our special correspondent says of all the
Texas cities yours takes The palm for liveiness
and n peculiar combination of metropolitan and
| frontier character, and in such u field, ] hope
! your success Is all you may wish.
The Globe Democrat Is now publishing moro
newspapers than any paper In st. Louie, Chi
cago or Cincinnati. We are now paying out
newspaper in the world. In about one or two
years from now we shall probably publish more
papers than any newspaper In the world aud
after that is accomplished intend 10 take the
ID. NH.
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H Il Q x O. r. rr r-

private letter from Dan'l. M. Houser, ESQ,
the great chief of the st. Louis Globe Democrat:
ST. LOUIS, April 10, 1884.
MY DEAR CHAsE:-In complying with your
request, for the facts Of the wreck of Steamer
Sleinmann, give you the details as telegmphed
by our special at Halifax, N. S.
The Daniel Steinmann of the White Cross
Line, which sailed from Antwerp on March 80,
under command of Capt. Won Schoonhoven,
drove on the ledge Of rocks known as 1.-THE Sis
ters.n at 10 O'clock Thursday night. She imme-
diately backed off and sank in fifty feet of wa
ter A dense fog was prevailing at the time.
her whistle as she was going down, and saw her
Signals of distress, but the sudden storm which
sprung up prevented any one from going to her
rescue. Her dimensions are: Length, 217 feet;
breadth of beam, "a feet. She had five bulk.
heads. Her gross register was ], 100 tons. She
was provided with two compound engines of
1SS-horse power and five bulkheads. Out Of 124
people on board only nine were saved.
THE CAPTAINS STORY.
"Oh,n said Capt. Schoonhoven, of the wrecked
steamship, with tears in his eyes, to Mr..
Cushing, "don't ask me about the disaster. 1t
was terrible, terrible,n and he brushed his hand
across his eyes as If TO shut out the terrible
sights that rose before him.
TtHow did ii come abOut?'
III must have lost my reckoning altogether.
The steamer had fine weather on the passage
over, with the exception OF the last two days,
which were very foggy, it being impossible to
get any reckoning, and it was them while we
were shut out from all view of the sun and stars
that the mistake occurred. She struck on Mad
Rock.
III was on the bridge at my post when she
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
TIE HIGH COURTS.
Synopsis Of Decisions Rendered ut the
Austin Term.

special 10 the 0hAotto.
SUPREME COURT.
AUSTIN, April ls.--Proceedings in
the supreme court to-day:
Cases affirmed = NevIns VI. Mckee,
from Grayson county Forrest VS..
Nelson, from Ellis; Beck Vi. Tarrant,
from Grayson.
Reversed aud remanded--Coiiin We.
Douglass. from Grayson.
Reports of commissioners OF appeals
adopied--I.awrence Va. Davis, from
johnson, affirmed Mensing vs. Axer
and Engelke, from Washington coun-
ty, and Watkins vs.. Davis,
from Dallas, reversed and remanded.
The following were submitted on
motion 10 affirm on certificate: Ward
ct al. Va. Williams, Boones VI. Cobb
ct al. Hoibert. Oldham ct al. vs.. Reess
Jones ct al, Reeks ct al. VS.. Getzen
dauer, Ferris ct al.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
CORPUS CHRISTI.
Land and Cattle Items Death Of A.
Old Sea Captain.

Special 70 the Gazette.
CoRPus CnRIsTI, April Is --Gorge
Hancock, editor OF the Chicago Mag
net, Ia visiting brother who's SICK
here.
ID. ~ A. p. Rachel have purchased
the Garner place. pnying therefor
$50. 900. making about tue sum 81
5000, 900 they have expended for land
and cattle during the past week.
The Texas Land and Cattle coinDuny
have shipped by rail TO Wichita, Kan,
twenty-five carloads OF cattle during
the past week.
Tie steamship st. Mary arrived
with her flag at hali.mnst ia respect 10
the memory Of Capt. John Benson,
an old Morgan.lntr, who died 4 day
or two ago on the steamship Clinton
on the Mississippi river en- route TO New
Orleans. He leaves . wife aud daugh-
Ter here and 4 daughter living on
Mustang Island.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
The Ladies'

When out shopping will please reinem
Der the Tennessee Store now carries q
much larger stock than heretofore
Dress goods, millinery, fans. parasols
gloves, hosiery, etc, IN endless variety;
Great bargains In embroideries and
lacas.
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For Sale.

Three hundred ahd fifty Angora
goats, one hundred kids AID two flii
bIooded bucks, all high-bred. consist
ing Df15.16, 81 80 and some Ulrt5 Par
tlculars furnished on application.
Address. PEHNfNs y 20.
Oroville, Butte county, Cal,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

SILVER LOAF BAKING POW
DERS never dlsappoint the brtea
maker. i.
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E, osr-pIEcE OF GOLD WATCH CHAIN.
containing white elephant,and meda q, WIN w..
name, Alexander Kaiser, and date. flhue'
please return To Wm.Brown's grocery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Little JOKER is the best smoking
tobacco.
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MEMS SHIRTS AND MEMS UNDERWEAR.


DUHNEy HOUSE, BoNHAM, TEXAS,
Is The undersigned takes pleasure IN an.
nouncing to his old friends and the public
generally that he has purchased thisoid aud
pared To entertain the travelling public with
iirst-clsss accommodations In every depart.
ment OF the MOTEL business. ! have also IN
connection with the hotel two large ana
commodious sample TO oms ntted up express
ly for the benefit of commercial travellers.
q. l.. WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR
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HOTELS.

rupr,I HOUSE. TERRELL. IhAaas az
E ~. 'prnincipal hotel 10 town, oppo and ths
pot. Comior,sabn'es h,,,rn I uests. Good sample
best Of aunsaricb q Neaiy. proprietois.
DIEDMoSr Housls, M ,Is sasa,5x T Eessi q
Paio Pinto. county Vel iry furnished rooms,
this snin "a ,,le' andlhs beat Of aLtenaao, aI
sWa ss 4. ". Duke o. wealnerloru.
-y,a s1oTr.L, Dsnison, Texas, .3c .ssss
X central rorilen q the , s.sr; a. ocmmsI
ioScomniodriiona Popular
| cial travellers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Use SILVER LOAF BAKING
POWDERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

r oST - BETWEEN THE POsf-OFtlu,,'
| md Il. q. Evans Il Co. on Houston siiees'
Yesterday afternoon. small puncn OF NJ Il,
The finder Will please leave tie SAINT az 'n''
niIinn.
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lneaa the ..,aa11 rype ne1ow.

Read the small Type Below.
mere Dude nsn
ne
GrayA
thenns import q the
BOYS AND CHllDRENS CLOTHING.
We eulenot andw
clothes that IT, hard 70" mothers @ We
asla man,,
MEMS SHIRTS AND MEMS UNDERWEAR.
sIaundoi Whit
Men'sJn iai
Men'sIa undred
aonedo a
Mensbs
nrce mn
II Il
Mems Brown
MensH oWnDr IA
Men'sB each
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
LOST.

osr-A LARGE ENVELOPE WITH !
| deeds and | notes and also one insurspes
policy aud a City National bank bop ,s,n p or
longing TO A. Alfred was los, on 'ne ~" r o
ward d il returnei to the Gazette composing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

ay laying n sou or $1,000 10 IN.
n D, s ssn, real estate, now pay,
Slilm,r,iessa t and improving every
Van ~, uays 70 W. II. Aicridge,
vent iSa Jones street.
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|vos sALE-LIvE sroCh.

!. INV s,LE AT MY PASTURE
.i'SssSsld' Texas, 70 head OF one
',S1 hcsd Of iwo-year old steers
~ \ an Mi i. II, Highiower,at smith
D. II. HiGIirowER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
HACK LINES.

q p. ROWE MINERA Mn, W ,6e ilnes te Con.
y finac chas 10 and from Miilsap. connea y.
cord ,l, nj, trains. aud IL prepared 70 "
n 1ssy eI with Teams TO any point Nv 'ps''a'
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

b ,aRgE,QuARTER DURHAM
Y, Wang raupr call, for sale cheap for
rE n. Mitchell, South Cal
ito three houses for rent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
lnR REyT-DwELLIN6S.

BlttlY FURNISHED HOUSES of
Mons each, on Farmer street,
u fuckers residence. These
tnlUly finished inside and out,
eltnlt' attached, also blinds to win
|alu premises.
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|MrD- MIscELLANEaDUs.

", w, TO SELL THE MOST
.s, so So eSlant, Gaskell's Compen-
IN " pages. Special I duce-
ksscsa " experience. Ado. ~. G.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

aM Tw0.SroRY PLASTERED
gwen large looms and servants
s',in eonyeniences, good neighbor-
wy lhrockmorlen street, near
sAlrra. VIII, Reilly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

MECHANICS HOUSE, BY MRS. MARY a.
nj Moore, corner of Thi rteenth and Houston
streets. Table board %. 50 per week meals 2,
cents. LODGING % and 90 cents. Furnished
rooms by day or week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

I'M y CUSTOMERS AT A. j.
|ls,a ~ ~ Houston street, Fort
Eas s,s uU'ssa!e and retail dealer ln
sas ssslIsunlllon, fine pocket cut,
aaa best goods guaranteed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
..as vASrED-MALE.

.y,s WHO HAS HAD FIVE
vllvs..sssse in the drug business
n. ssiisierences. Speaks ser,
~ , .,sress ". A. Rust, Grand
lsi3 To-, Worth.
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RlyRLANK DEEDS WITH SIM
h1lnknowledgmsnt. GAzRTTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

DWELLINGS,, ONE OF THEN
,ansn place consisting of n house of
1AMaals and Ten acres OF land, at
saa. a ely house and lot, house
vsa a. 10 per month. A new city
Wy hens and fenced lot at sl5 per
Mupon Texas Investment com
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ogsALE-KEAL ESTATE.
z
Observation-Disclosures.

,LBLANK DEETs WIZ VEN.
kxzinsd. GALKy7IJob Office.
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FlSAsoIAL.

RtHlrNn -----------------
,irssSs "a. :, :, CAN LEND RANCH
sAurinssa , reai estate owners gem
riGos ,,o,n si,0.U 10 SIS, 90 on
s= w. Main street, Dallas,
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROFESSIONAL.

nR.W W, RourH, HoMGPATHIsI. once
and residence Third street, corner hns ~ /,
10 n. M, 1880 TO p. H.; Sundays 10 TO II "a. M
Telephone, no. lU0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

I'M Z o. "a AND RESTAURANT.
sssk:k ~. a good meal. bay
~ '0s' proprietor. NS. 10Y ioi',
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:Gs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

H se asou y ! SUCCESSOR To
stsor. Ts W Main street Robe RI
.ksss, a.. w,i rspainse ss os sna Thor nor
H,Sn teni. single meal IS CENT !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

~ liz 4. rs.A.Nv'E!MENT.-pARTIas
xei i os,,,s,n will please leave
\ llInilt.I 1r ~ soon as possible.
ia9ee viIl supply on hand and
~ by N received between
IlISsIs,' he bark "Braxilian.' =
~ IVA hv and the Roma In
'ssAd PAVING c \ sU,soss T..
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-sss ss LANCE NOE SALOON, ny
u ~ ssla Gss.s s si.s win ea NJ
~ "a 1ES,aisAsdepoe on Rep. ~ the TX tx,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Joseph Chrlsten,
" proprietor-Re-opened, newly iuihishea'
LAREDO. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
Al sok1s,

k6s sss,l Y FOR TOW n sToc1
g fossisVdn y plenty of grass and
eaiQis sr NAL pait OF city. Par
~. Eiis.spply at 81 Fast Third
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

mr.. w II. JERNIaAN, PHYSIo.MEDICAL
IL physician, ONCE 300 Houston street,
overSt. Louis store. ofice hours-9 to ii a.
M, toi p. NJ. Residence on Bun street.
northeast corner of square.
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TWELvE-DO DOLLAR SPRING CASHMERE SUITS.

I'D. O. II. LUBBOCK, PHYSICIAN AND
~ Surgeon, Fort Worth. Office and resi-.
dence southeast corner Main and Third
streets, over STEMS. Office hours u. IN. TO =
p. M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

oIGAL HOTEL, Baird, Texas; facing depot
> and in central part OF town. Flrsteiass
fare and Recommendations. Nice parlor for
ladies',
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Maligued Americanu.

Ds1Fon Free Press. W w ARM
Other nations love to picture Americana
as rushing up and down with 80 MUGS
steam that funeral proct ..aion cannn,
check business for an instant. Il ia CLAIM.
ed that we eat too last, sleep loo little, rnsh
700 hard, and that young men Of % are al
nces. ,gi5s ,7..- i5,.s 49, - =. 10y
At l o'clock the other afternoon a bov
about l2yeals Of age halted on the aout5.
east corner Of Griswold and Lsrned streets
tang down his coat, and yelled, 5l,@5,'
"Hsy theyt! Let 'er comt!"
Before he had spit on his banda at leeo,
fifteen people had come to stop. In abon,
two minutes another boy had flung dow
hls goat on tho northwest corner of ths
Same streets and yelled:
Look Out! sas's comintl'
ny this time the crowd had increased IN
twenty. The last boy threw 8 bsll to the
frat, and The fist boy threw it bsck. T,
was simply throw and catch. It was SIGH
a o. common as nailhsads ip the uidewslIk
There was no Slight.of hand-nothino
thrillinc-no chance Tor accident; and W.
seventy.hve people came 10 dead atom IN,
ten minutes. Among them were lawye1s
who bad cases on call, bank.met 4 ,npers
with their portfolios, wholesale me, chant mi.
and indeed al CLASSES Of pusiueas wers
represented. A policeman faally came
up and aeked one after another what ths
matter was, but no one answered. He or.
dered the boys OF, and they had noihino
toremark. Il was man who had tsSaE1
9 seat on the posteAlce steps sixteen min
utes previously who slowly 1888 up, brush
ed Of the dust, and observed to q friend:
well, I've got to 60 to the bank ind %,
So, 900 to pay our men of this afternoen
and I guess III loaf along"
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Spring Without Blossoms.
Late In Life to Look for Joy-Yet Never
too Late 10 Mend.

Readers Of Haw.horne'a "Hou,e OF seycn "a.
blea" will recall the pslhos with which poor Cur.
iors Pyncheon, who had been unius!ly Imprisoned
aimee bis carly manhood, said. after his release:
my lilo Is gonc, and whore iimy happinesss OH
giro mo ny happiness" Bt. that eould 30 doue
only In part. sleins oil warm sunshine occasion.
any hll across the gloom Of a New England
autumn day. VA h 5,5.S AK -ig.
ina letter to MtS,ra llitox 4 Co., MI L. II. II.
tus. Of Pennington, N. j., lays: ~ have suffered
untold misery from chiliho, from chronic dlssase
OF tho bowels and dIanhnA, accompanied BY great
pain. sought relief a. tho haads o! phyhcisns OF
every school md used ovo,y patient and domestic
remedy under tho tun. I have at last found in
rAnAEVo TONIC complete specific preventive
eno euro; Ayour invaluable meiicluo, which did
10Y me what nothing e'so could do, Il entitled 70
vac cfadit Of my getting bick my pappy days,
cneeffally and gratefully acknowledge tho TACT"
NJ; L. =. wells. who needs DO Introduction 10 the
people oi !ersey ity, adds: "The testimonial Of
MI MI d,tus y genuine and voluntary only no dos
not aaeqnAtely portray tho Huflerings hc has Gu.
uuIet lot many years. lilo Is my btotnerin.lAw,
And tno. the case vol. Ho Il now perfectly lies
from hM ola troubles and entoJs health and itlc,
ascrleing II All To PArkers Tonic M :, =. go
unequsled a. an invIgorsnt; gtimulatog I'll the
orHaha; cures ailments Of the liver, ktdneyp and
Rll dlfeasas OF thu blood. 'llII{ n = aulG.s
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Trey l. Offers promotion 10 ,hoso
~, y no Ole IN uCflrBe Of tho right
~ pseT III tho moiilin'.-t,ippOte
10 marry me, dArlint, to.IIihi?
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Homo Pro,o,tt...

a. kidney and Liver Diseases aud Rhpnmat,c,
suiesed TerI!bly-.Eothiny seemed % hsln ma
eooia not Res OUT OF bed. nI; smith eured nie.a
| Nd'tfT S4IF lGif Wheeling. Wv.
Catarrh, polypus Of Noso. l,nns,oa ", -
ered Tor yean; patent mediciue Isiled ~ SSs
d.. Smith completely cured mo-" N - A''' ~ n'e
.ly OF speideI d Co, Whceiinv "
pyspensia ana IiIccrntSi sinmenh H,kss,s,m ". W.
for yesn isisd n rtye m,a ,eiCi II. an1;,h On
ma THOMAS 40 ii, inmtance Ase eatee
curod mo" $50 Louis i. HAsH1Nc w SiEl Z Z
Scr0ilis Hunniup so,cs ~ Head onM " ~ oS.
Afflicted Tor iouricen yoas Mullins ma y" !.
help him, Dy, Smith ct;,NJ Elm, y - seAA'o
l Msriet Street Whocifno g. =.
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Are You disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by q a'ck child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth2 Ii so, send q
oncs and get Q bottle Of Mrs. Winslow +
soothing Syrup tcs Children Testhing. 1t,
value 10 incalculabie, It will relieYs The
poor little sufferer Immediately. Deport
upon 1t, mothers there Ia no mistake abou.
It; 1t cures dysentesy and dIarrhosa, reg,
ulStes the stomach and bowslg, oures wind
COLO, sottens the gums, reduces inhamma,
aon, and gives tone aud energy to the whole
sys1tisp. ME- 4. Minslow's Soothing Syrup iol
U 1a H. aesthing y pleasant 70 the tasto
and hest female nurnes aud physioians IN ths
United stAtes, and 10 Tor sale By eli dsueei,tl
TO, d Is zl5'- y = ,@f'u - svr.V
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23
MEDICAL.
Chronic Ulcers nn,I So,o ~,

Mrs. Christian zclIc. ar,crd six,y.,brcc
years, OF Carondclcs, ST. Louis, Missouri,
iiad n Chronic ulcer on her leg which had
beet, running for for,y.thrcc years. 10
use hcr own Language, she had "tricd all
nc doetors," but without perccp,iblc ben.
Gilt. Two OF the most noted oil this city
advised her, as the only alternative from
death, 10 have the leg pmputatcd below
the knee. She was troubled with nm
intolcrablc itching sensation, which only
gave way to distracting pain, which
made death her daily wish. She could
not sleep or rest. On March ~. this
year, shc commenced using Dr.. Hart.
mans PEnUNA, md today the lep Ia
entirely healed, and tho thankful old lady
says she has slept more during the last
three months than she did In tho previous
forty.threc years. 8IlN6Jfyl 'SIN'
Miss Alice Brady, of East St, Louis
Illinois, suffered from catarrh ophthalmia
for five years. On April ~ She bcran
treatment under Dr.. Hartman, For n
year before she wap n patient Of two Of
the best known oculists Of this city, but
they sighally failed to help her. Alter
one month under DR.. Hartman and his
PERuNA, her eyes have almost entirely
healed, and, according to her own state.
mcnt, he has done more for her In this
short space Of time than the oculists did
In the previous whole year. PERuNA,
ofconrse, did II. go
Miss Annie Baker, First Avenue, Nil. 4
waukec, writes VI take great pleasure
in recommending pERuNA. For years 4
have suffered from Asthma. was In.
duccd to try PERuNA. II promptly }
relieved the paroxysns, and It's continued
Use renders their recurrence less and less 4
frequent. ! am confident It will cure me
completely" l0,1
Walker Brothers, druggists, Batavia, O.,
write: "DR. S. b. HARTMAN, Columbus.
o., Dear Sir: Some two weeks ago had
avery peculiar case, and after few CUES.
tons were answered, came 10 the con-
clusion 1t was catarrh Of the stomach OF
the worst kind, Of ten years. standing.
The patient had consulted every ply 4
slcian far and near. persuaded her TO
try your PERUNA and MANAL1N. She /.
had been having spasms every three or
four days, and the fifth dose kept them
oil, and they have not returned since"
". N. Griffith, Ashland, Ky, writes:
"The large chronic ulcers OF fifteen
months standing, arc entirely healed.
The swelling, pain and itching have all I.
subsidized, the leg Is healed, and am per
fcetly well. PrRuSA isIwoadcriul rem
edy,n t#'a 566Il.,
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Hes!ayed an instant, to light another
fragrant Havana from the embroidered
pocketceae which had been the work oil
Bellies own fair tiugeIa, and then strobe
along the path, ceiling as be did 80 NJ
uHalla pollo ~ ~ H
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Id 81
The BEST intssea!s Of humanity den.rd
on the good health OF our women folIs
and yet thoas with brightest intsllects se on
to suffer most with ailments peculiar n
female lie. 1t " well to remember that ,hs
whole female systom can be built up n n
proper state OF endurance, pimples, ao re
swollen limbs, monthly pains. and other IN.
dicationd OF female disease, made to disa pnaar
and robust health Of mind and body taks tbs
place OF Illness and distress, il timely u,e ia
made 81 Dr.; Guysot!s YELLOW D,ck and Ear.
health, 1t Strengthens the muscular and n nov.
vous system. Itgiyes tone to the digestive md
urinary organs. It niisys all irritation Of The
mucous membrane. In O word, II is 4 nar.
feet family medicine, and aids every inrnn.
ton Of female life. No other remedy eonais
It; Have your druggist get 1t. Take no and.
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HAVE have been Hay Fever sufferer 10.
tb7sc yesr.; have ottsn heard Ely's Cream
Balm spoken OF in the highest terme; did not
take mach stock In 1t because of the many
qusok medicines. A friend persuaded me to
Try the Balm, and did 60 with Wonderful
ssaiecsss.-T. 8. GASa, Syracuse, N. Y. Price
afty ceuta. II - u 1rh,.w i
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PlcAlnE Fowls.
Escaanae. =.

Although dozen or more methods for
picking fowls hsve been recommended the
quickest and cleanest ia to scald them.
When fowls are killed Tor use In the lam.
lily, we advise this method. In the maxi.
etc, however, agseas deal depends upon the
looks Of ipoultry I'M order to make quick
GALES at good prices. Scaldiug, it must he
admitted, spoila tho appearance Of poultry
intended for market, 60 that it becomcs
necessary to pluck market poultry dry, Il
the best prices are expected to bs obtained.
That msy be, unquestionably is, q mere
matter OF taste on the part OF the buyera
but tastes are not to be disputed, and hence
must be complied with. E! 49, -