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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-23
SYNONYMOUS lsms

Special To ths Gazette,
GATEsvthLs, Aug. ~ "A Repuh-
llcan county convention has been
called TO meet here next saturday.
Or. Crantill returned from the state
convention to-day. There IL consider.
able dissatisfaction here over Ireland's
nomination, and II Jones runs he will
poll "A large vote In this county. Jones'
ism, free'grassism and Republicanism
seem quite synonymous here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-23
sANRs AND sANnhRe
~rox JNo. NICHOLS q >.vu,ro,,
rsideah Nice'rresiaen- Cashier
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
OF Fort Worth.

y RICO,OOO.N'I
is Fund, 10000 >;1
All pertaining to Conservative careful and
prompt attention.
drawn on all the principal cities Of Europe
NOS LoNix C. b. DAGGETT NICHOLS AND G. r. NEWTON
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NOTES AND MOTIONS.

An ounce of sctioHsis worth q pound
'of sesOlntfon- ~
Kansas Guy would probably show
more interest in securing the Democrs-
&c national convention. II The papers al
that place la mt u ne 50 much blowing
about the successful operation of the
Downing liquor law.
The iconOclast of the western press is
atwork seeking to prove that SOjourner
Truth was NOT hundred and eight years
old when she died. nor u hundred nor
even ninety. 1t is eater il seems for
women TO hold To the old racket in the
matter of their ages.
Commercial Gazette: Here is another
unortbodox opinion by the apostle of
sweetness and light When Mr.. Arnold
was asked whether Ae took kindly to
Baltimore terrapln. he replied, mot to
any great extent; don't think it equal
20 turtle" A,msn who prefers turtle to
terrsDin can hardly be expected TO sound
the depths Of the philosophy of Emer-
son, though he may be able 10 get at the
bottom facts in Tupper's.
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PERsoNAL AND PoLITIcAL

Congressman Kasson, of Iowa, IS goa
ing into the newspaper business.
The Commercial Gazeit. has n very
fair picture of senator Ingalls,, and
Harper's Weekly rather poor one of
the late Dudley Haskell
1t Is thoHght now tina, Sunset Cox,
having been sufficiently advertised,
will proceed TO accept the chairman
ship OF the comuittee on naval affairs.
The Kansas City Times suggests he
name of Judgr VIZ" man, Oi Enreks, in
missIOnershIp. T e t'm.~ is Iva, $
more or less FACET .u- Is eaiment of
Kansas politics
0s,n Blu er ak. Wa TIM, not
goOd pln'e rom Wi a. start a
a. re-. dent. ~ TO 'n." her r. aIe 30
.nnny already ,tas'fO IN r. ihsr his
might cntIe in collision 5. t that of
s e other ambitions ci,iz IL.
=. e. va nnm mnsI he 81 a, to retire
', IN Ia" snow bu N b-causs he has
-Iu=-a. h'- " v-rint 700 pages of
leI i Cap p-per 4 distributing $780,
OO0. 0OO 4" ~. e, 8 ven heirs, including
'um~ruus A"d 'zIYe h. quests TO charity.
We " sh 80 -rtful y t. call the atten-
l. In-' ,smau Sam Wood, now
Ia W., iDg un. ia the TACT that the New
\ - u - J ,urnal contains a no.
# -, T hut b'~om, which con-
SIS 2" xi rs tine top one u be torn
of wiz" S. d. With SANS usual care
one of III pad. will last elk weeks.
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: a..,sAavalaablls secret.
= Iindependent,l

81 ItfsiFelatsd of Franklin that, from the
Eindow Of his Office in Philadelphis, he
aoticed z mechanic, among nnmbsr OF
uthsm, at woEk on house which was be-
ing eEeStsds close by, who always appear,
ed 70 be In a merry hunor, and who had
, kind and sheeEful snile for every one
he met. saI1et the day be ever 50 cold,
gloomy Or sanleSs, the happy smile dane
ed likes sanbeanT hischeerfuf eounte-
nance Meeting him one day, Franklin
requested ~ know the secret Of his con-
ftaiIti happy how of spirits 8
AssIts no secret, DOCTOR the man re-
piled. ave got one of the best of wives
and when so to work she always gives
me a kind word of encouragement and
a blessing with, a parting kiss; and when
| go home she is sure TO meet me with
smile and kiss OF welcome; and theI
| tea IS sure 70 be ready; and, as we cha
| in the evening. / find she has been doing
~ many little things during the day te
| please me, that cannot find il in M
heart 10 speak an unkind word or give
| an unkifd look to any body"
/ And Franklin adds:
what an influence, then, hath woman
over the heart of man, 10 soften il, AMI
make it the fountain of cheerful emo
tion8 SPEAK gently, then; happ.
smile aud a kind word Of greeting ate
the tolls Of the day are over cast nothing
and 60 far toward making home kapp
and peaceful
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The annual dish of slush about our


The annual dish of slush about our
"miIlionaire Senator'S" emitted by
Washington correspondence in their per:
sonsl gossip, has started on Its rounds.
These writers talk about the senators at
random, and care nothing. evil
IDENTIFY. as TO the truth Of their statements
If what they write is sensational the end
they aim at Is accomplished. They
write to feed morbid curiosity. Any
state ment about the wealth, personal
habits and clothes of a Unit-d States
senator is supposed to be of great i'm
portance. We notice that Senator
Plumb. of this state. ia again put down
in the list of millionaire senators" II
the statements about the balance If the
senators DameI in the list are as aide
of the mark" in this sespect es those in
relation to our senst r the information
furnished by these correspondents is re-
markable onlS for ignorance or wilfuI
Misrepresentation. Last winter Mr..
Plumb wss pu down worth three MILL
ions of dollars. Thik ear the smount
of his wealth ls not stated definitely.
This sort If s,utf must b., disgusting 70
eveIy senator, If not annoying. II lie
well known that while Senator Plumb
IL Well-to-dO 10 this worlds goods that
he is not millionaire, nor q half mill
ionaire, nor q quarter millionaire, and
we presume the same is true Of most of
81, - -
inventive Washington correspondents.
The people of Kansas have in Senator
Plumb not millionaire senator" but
q shrewd. hard-working and able repre-
sentative, and they are we'll satisfied
with his work. That is better than the
reputation these silly correspondents
seek TO give senator's
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Total yield for all the states and terrl-
tories, 1851 ,066.S35.
Our Illinois agents make the quality
81 per cent less than the average In that
state. An effort will be made later, al.
ter the worst of the crop has been fed.
20 test the feeding value of the years
product One feature of corn growing
In 1888 should prove lesson TO the
farmers of the country; that is, the gen
oral use of seed corn In the west grown
IN lower ATTITUDES. The planting Of
Nebraska seed In Minneeota, and Of
Kansas seed In Illinois, has demonstrat-
I'd the folly of attempting TO acclIma-
size the southern maize In the more
northern districts. Much loss from
frost would have been avoided had the
seed corn been carefully selected from
the best corn grown In the immediate
neIghboEhood.
b OF the wheat crop the report says:
There wa1 no warrant IN the returns
for the COMMONLY reported deficiency
Of 30 or % per cent. The depreciation
Il nearer one.sixth. A false impression
was made by the heavy deficiency of the
Ohio basin, for which the high con-
dition and large area IN the spring
wheat make some compensation. The
August report OF spring wheat was ia
Yorable with few exceptions throughout
the northwest. The result was q
small reduction of area in wheat and g
yield per acre about q half bushel less
than an average crop. Following Is an
estimate of the crop OF 1883;
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the BLIZZARD.
AT KANSAS CITY.


KANSAS CITY, Jan. There has
been general snow storm in this sec
ton during last night and to-day. Four
inches OF snow has fallen here. 1t is
clear tonight over head. The trains are
several hours behind.
AT eEDALIA.
SEDALIA, Mo Jan. l, a. MT has
been showing continually for the past
four hours. The snow Is between three
aud four inches deep, and the wind is
blowing strong from the west
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan Fine drifting SNOW
has beeD falling all day making getting
about very uncomfortable and delaying
trains in all directions. AT this hour
tonight, 10 o'clock, the storm continues
with undated violence. Advices from
poInts in Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois.
are to the same general effect and indi-
cate the snow fall as widespread:
AT ATCHIsON.
ATCHIsON, Jan. IA furious snow
storm has prevailed throughout this
region for the past twenty four hours.
The weather Is intensely cold. A fierce
wind ie blowing and the snow is drift
ing badly. All trains are behind from
one to six hours. The lntensly dIsa-
greeabIe weather has kept everybody
Indoors, and prevented the usual round
of New Years calls. There are several
entertainments 60 night but the day has
not been observed with the ordinary
festivities.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. Ia heavy snow
storm has prevailed with wind all the
afternoon, aud tonight the temperature
fell below the freezing point, and the
snow is dFifllng good deal, impeding
street and railway travel somewhat and
making pedes1FianIsm unpleasant Dis
patches from different paTts Of Missouri
report heavy fall OF snow and low tenn
peFatuFe. the m1rcury nearly touching
zero e some places, and the high wind
drsfllng tia nnoW and cansing obstruc-
tan 30 railroads in aoms localities. The
storm IL said 70 prevail clear 70 the
Rocky Mountains Snow hes aleo fal-
len In some pArts Of foreign states.
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From Wedpesllay,s DaiIy,

The town of Breckenridge, Mimi.
suffered terribly from fire. The court
house, all the county records, Sherman
house and nine business buildings
burned. Loss. $75 0o0; insurance, $S5,
900. = sssiEassa.l
Two boats, the Colorado and City Of
Alton, burned at St. Louis. 6tofe Of
Colorado overturned and started the Ere.
Loss, SIS 600; insurance, 81, 500. 81
There's more aboatl Willard to-day.
The report in Wall street that's he had
sold out hls friends and made millions
for himself in stock job seems 20 have
no foundation. We are glad Henry IS
not that kind of s man. ssssz
4. Secretary Chandler has word thst
Harbor, who went after the bodies Of De.
Lang and comrades, is bringing them
home via st. Petersburg, and will arrive
It New York about Feb LIST
The decrease of the public debt slnes
Jan. Sd Is SIS. O49. 5S3.
Rev Horace Warden, of Quincy. III.
was attacked at his gate by three foot
pads last night, robbed and badly beaten
May die.
At latest accounts it is thought tn
Emma Bond jury will hang.
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T,nE TsLEaRAms BR1EEEn.
Frem Mondays Daily.


a S29D0e fire AZ Middleburg Yer
mont. Insurance St1,eoo.
TA earth eavad in GA a gang Of Ital-
ians digging tunnel near Maiden.
Mass. Nine of them buried alive; FIRE
badly injured; foreman fatally.
China wants peace, and If France will
return 10 her original policy IN Tonquin
aud shslsiu irorl further hostile action
CHINA VIII do the lair thing, and the
present difficulties can al de settled am.
icably. This all comes from the Lon.
don Times. who has il from the best su-
thoTity, and people can do as they please
about believing it
The Free Thinkers, generally the most
illibera; people in the world, have been
hayinga "boodoo"a Salamanca As they
never do anybody any harm OF any
good lei 'em blow
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company's rail mil has closed.
800 men out of employment. Reason:
it costs that company 81 ton to make
rails while other msnufactories make
them at cost of $35 ten.
Anniversary OF the death of Ganlbetta
observed in Paris today.
Villard's health is better; bat while
the question d hrs raslgnsiioD IS nresi-
dent off7Ae Northern fsacifie railroad ia
freely talked about, it is not definitely
settled whether he has resigned or
whether he IS gong to resign. 1t Is
stated that his resignation will be pre-
scented at the annual meeting on the 4th
OF January, and then some doubt is
thrown on the statement in the same
dispatch. Il seems 10 be little mixed,
so far as We arc able 10 penetrate
the mysteries of the dispatch, just what
Mr.. Willard intends to do about resign
ing, and as We don't care a continental
what he does, and don't know any body
out here that does care, We drop the sub
ject, merely remarking that If we had
Henry's place. We would try and hold
on so as 10 get. the benefit OF the salary
little longer.
General Grant is little better, and
though not able to walk, sat up in bed.
We reckon "the old man. will pull
through.
Court house and all the county rec.
ords a. Brookhaven, Mississippi, de-
strnycd by m incendiarY fire.
Fitz John Porter comes TO the front
At meeting OF the house committee on
military affairs thus morning at Wash
report favorablY on the Fitz John Porter
bill which passed the senate at the last
SESSION.
Reducti N Q: debt for December esti-
mated at $l2G0o,0 900
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The triumph of machinery in its ap
piication to the manufacture OF simple
articles is well illustrated in the history
Of the paper bag.
Iyeaty fiyer years ago the limited
an1ennt of paper bags in usos was made
by hand, and il probably never occurred
20 the nfhety-and-nine conservative ones
.i.tt there was any necessity of inprov-
IN. the method 1t would certainly
never pay TO apply machinery to so
ip, ignificant an article as q paper bag
mere joining of paste and paperl Yet
incentive skin tried its hand, and the re-
sub was Il machine capable of turning of
los, coo bags a day. What followed was
the same as in hundreds of industries
similarly affected. Bag factories sprang
up, and 10 sooner did the supply exist
than demand was created. New uses
were discovered tor the article, and to-
l;ty tie annual consumption in the
Caited States, in round numbers, is
I coo, g,09a At the same time, the
price has been reduced tn a mere fraction
eboye .hc er-f # the paper
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People WAo whine.

There is class ofpersons in this world,
by no means small, whose prominent pc
culiarity is whining. They whine be-
cause they are poor, or if rich because
they hare not healt! TO enjoy their rich
as; they whine because they have na
luck and others prosperity exteeds theirs;
hey whine because soEle friends have
he'd and tiay are still living; they whine
.c,-ause tlsey have aches and pains, and
s.icy have. aeae, and pains because they
L-hinc; they whine, no eae knows why.
NJ W: word tn these whining persons:
First. stop ~itining--it J. of no use COM
I.isiiafng, ircHIas, mutt finding and
s-;6aing Why, you are the most delud-
.ed -,,t OF creatures who ever lived Do
yea know that il is a well settled pIinci-
Ole q p. ysiiile.y and common sense that
ti74se IL; 5! g ar, aiIofo exfi:Iustins to ncrv
9uaf vitality t!i:in almost amy other vio-
Itsi3n OF phi ysi,.iogicil i.,wf And do you
xneIs that iiic is pretty much as you
nr.sc il? You can make it bright and
srnsiiny; or YOU can make IL dark and
siiad"wy. tbs life is meant only 10 dici-
pliDe us--t0 Il , Us for higher and pureI
state of beiug Then stop whining and
frclting: atia 90 Oh your way rejoicing.
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Tho status OF Col. James.

KANSAS CRY, Jan. 2.-Judge Krekle,
of the United States district court today
announced his decision of the question
of the right of the federal government To
the custody of Frank JAMES ON the
charge of participation in the Mussei
Shoals robbery In Alabama,
The court orders the prisoner reminded
TO his bondsmen for the Blue Cut rob
berry, holding that the state tribunal first
gaining possession Is consequently en-
titled to his custody until the disposal ni
the state case THIS leaves james at
liberty on his bond.
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rae wi>a. Mass

I
Notwithstanding mans essential per
fection is but very little, his compara-
tive perfection may be very considerable.
II he looks upon himself in an abstract
light, he has not much to boast of but
.if he considers himself with regard to
others, he may find occasion of glorying,
il not in his own virtues, at least in the
absence of another's Projections This
gives different turn to the relations OF
the wise man and the fool. The first en-
deaVors to shine in himself, and the last
to outshine others. The first is humbled
by the sense of his own infirmities, the
last is lifted up by the discovery of
those which he observes in other men.
The wise man considers what he wants,
and the fool what he abeunds in. The
wise man is happy wien he gains his
own appreciation, and the fool when he
Recommends himself to the applause OF
those about him.
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Commonwealth: BY making Inquiry
a. the Safe House yesterday, a Conn.,
!.."nw-ai b rp'rter learned that nine
II t-~n spot a ''sA have b-cn received
menb Ss f ,be sxveNt,Ye cOunclh.
ssom men who are very anxious 70 be
.'intso on the board OF railway COM
N ss'ooers. They come from Topeka,
L..,senWorth, Wyandotts. Atchiaou.
OskAloOsa, Neoaho Falls, OlAthe, Otta-
va. Newton, McPhersOa, and several
other places Theo. CurrAn,
James r. Legase, Mr.. Proud6a l. n
Briggs, J. II. Roberts, d. W. FlnnSy, A
=. Martin. John Francis and 1. o. Pick
ering are among the andidates. In ad-
dltion to these applicants, Senator Ben
son, J. w. Ady, F G. Hen'ig, and three
or four others are being urged by friends
for the appointment. Some are backed
up by strong petitions, and there Is not a
single one but that stands ready To fur.
nish all the references necessary, If any
are needed.
The council will not take THE matter
up until its January meeting
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InstItmte ocrtiaeates.

TOPEKA, Dec. 29.-The Kansas school
teachers who applied to tie state boarti
OF education for institute certificates cot
their answers this afternoon Those who
.sassed the examination successfully AMI
were awarded certidcafses are rs follows
CONDUCTORS
j. w. Weitmer, of Ciietopa.
Calvin EsteFIy, of Ottawa.
]. s. Williamson, OF fopeka,
G. Boring of Norf0A
j. r.. McGregoF, or Augusta
J. w. Sway, of Blue Rapids.
e, a Weaver, of Baldwin.
Joseph Fl. Hill, of EmnoEis.
E. L. Halleck. Of Wichita.
William Stricken, Of Fert Scott
E. d. Donaldson, of Marion.
w. II. Washer, of M0u1l Gsty.
j. N. Stout, of Neosho Falls.
INSTRUCTORS.
Miss a. III. Dooley, Of Saiina.
j. w. Whiiecotton, of Osborne.
Lewis Scott, of MarYsville.
j. q. Alien of Frankfort.
L. x. Biliingsley of Lawrencs.
S. V Mallory OF Junction City.
A. j. Perry of Lyons.
Lapier Williams of MarysvIlIs
G.. M. Dow Of BEoneman.
Colonel 4 A. Hampshire or Laeygne.
w. j. A. Montgomery of North Law
renee.
Jessie f. Reynolds of Wichita
Mrs. Agnes x. Cafruthers of Salina.
Il. FL Hamblgn Of Ottawa.
George g. Rgise OF Armoaftiale.
Hiram SappbE Stromburg, Neb.
Frank r. Briga of Hutchinson
, T. p. BFBWE 0s{Seyautcsz.
Mrs. ii. P. S1alEk of Lyons
Mrs. Annie D. Deilett of Lyons.
c. H FrencAcf Russell.
A. II. Vaafyee Of Paramount.
Miss Ida u. Jones, of Marion.
Lloyd Fry el Manhattan
Frank Baker of Clay Center:
II. w. Sonnedecker of Lincoln.
WI. Davis of Tahlequah, /. T.
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: aasy paEsde O. Lis le.GRiUn Dotd we.
firm add true men equal 10 any emer-
gency. HAskell had been wagon nastsr
IN The army I've nave head hun laughed
~ a. A"mule dfiver''l sso; dealer 10
Lsurence Who tailed 10 busi- ess, = mem
beB Of the l. +isl tue, aud q. member OF
c,JpRres- who ..sde . name known TO the
wh1le eoun,Iy.
h<br 10. kins MADE the peniteBtiaTy,
nebdiInh IN. TO Lnan q milton dollars OF
public Ino'vv, aud has served faithfulIy
- y Taiir,.ad cumnIssioner since the
: NV 'a~ er, si.o thai Ollie. Lat these
o. go { tb 50 Z cd '0Tsy aud
.B :. NJ x. - e. % c.Suns over
lis AA1-as e'f.'es-
~, sol : fln,f. ~ wCHthi-
ev y nis EQUAL and true
Insr, Rev. REGARD CSrdleS, in the
.'tg1th,aA chsfeA ~. Ls~rence
& - vii tadly puolleIt It - tvli u DR..
f.ileS Will bo1d Il ~ NJ
Hopkins luncfRl VS. held in the Hsrse
I,T sbyIsIi~n ehn.css 1t LeaseDworth,
ISet. w. n Page dellEesias he sermO1.
W ctPv ~ tsl'et ! s ssb.atae -,
AZ III eIrsr Of Ar. PHes's dlscousae.
~ fo.'SswisK pep iilS E 9. q ths
WA read. II wAs written by prisoner,
who was, for SIX long year,, incOrrIgible,
but who under the Majors firm treat
ment and kindness, broke down and was
subdued in spirit. In talking 10 the
prisoner, Major Hopkins said: in
tend ~ use every man here 80 / shall not
be ashamed 10 meet him in this world
or NJ the judgment bar Of God" The
prisoner, Leslie by name, in sendtng It
In Q letter to the Major said do not
know II you remember making the
IL H.
deep impression on my mind"
The poem IL given as written by Les
lie ~ f6llowss
TRIBuTE-
Stern Ruleri
Yet gentle ~ the evening ann
Thst sccrchea the tender plant At noon,
But heaiS In pity ere It's race 10 Iun.
Cold Justice
winis round and round the throne is gentle
Not 1isSsT"d by the rod OF power or lapse of
time. 4
Dead Speaker
We're tongues unused thy acts would te of
And deeper love for erring man
ThAn al the written words or love.
Man Loyeri
Thy Kindness as the rains Of heaven fall
Not gauged by lines OF caste or birth,
But spread, Godiike. on all.
God Feareri
No thrill OF shame or blush thy face will mar,
When ruled aud ruler meet on earth,
Or NJ Gods Judgment bar
Truth Seeker
Not mere report or outward show
stays thy keen search 20 learn the man,
For all thy study IL the truth to know
Live on, kind heart. unchan ged In way,
Thy love acts will Outlivo decay.
Live on to serve thy land and state,
And help 70 make The nation great.
Live ON 20 ''lift the man that's down."
And win thyself royal crown.
Live on, thy Virtuous home defend,
That none may steal this priceless friend
Live on In strength, until thy hair
Be ~ the robes that AnEsis wear.
And when the ruthles, hand of time o.
SHALL bind the doathless sheAf or thine;
n ~ tue boat with mu1ieI oar
. That bsars It 70 the star-IiS shore.
F'nd sn embraces through the gate
Which tn Savior salieSh ''sSrAIRh'."
T tory W,D trials Ger,
~r"' hoI In peac orevermore.
r . w.rI.a. rna kssiving Day, lssa.
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ST. LOUIS, December 31-A special TO
the Pest Dispatch from Sedplia, Mo, re-
ports that the pant and nphols,eriDg
shops of the 81 X. Il I Il Say we're
burned this morning Several coaches
and sleeping Gears in toe paint shop were
also consumed. Lcss, Sl00 $50; fnsuf
ance unknown. 1t was an incenfiary.
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RacEien,.iA -.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted 70 speedily cure
Burma, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
RheuIn, Foyer Sores. Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, CoFns, letter, Chapped
Hande. and all skin eruptions, guaTan-
teed 10 cure in every instance. or money
refunded. % cents per box For sale By
b. WheIfnn.