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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

The GAZETTE acknowledges the
receipt Of copy Of the bylaws Of the
board OF trustees and rules and regu-
lations of teachers and pupils of the
Galveston public free schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

AUSTIN is & nice place for conven-
tions to meet. Men are protected there
in their rights, and the city is so lib
eral in its treatment of its guests This
IL "A Joke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

THE people Of Northwest Texas
who believe herd law would injure
their prospects and prove unfair to
their business Interests owe it to them
selves TO speak out in public resolu-
lions against such a law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

AN enlisted man in our army re-
Gently stated that the causes of the frequent
assertions were poor rations-bean and rice
soup chiefy-and the mental services re-
quired by the officers of the men, coupled
with the brutality of the officers, who think
enlisted mon "belong to lower order of ere
alton than themselves"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

MEETINGS held to protest against
the passage of herd law can put
their resolutions before the members
of the legislature by having them pub
lished i'm the GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

IL the stockmen will adjourn from
Austin to Galveston next year they
can't be accused of "bulldozing" the
hotels TO raise their rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

a CHINESE woman of San Francisco,
whose husband was DESTROYS of enlightening
his op um-colored room by the advent ora
"Chinec glal.' after many unsuccessful at
tempts at purchasing finally found young
white mother who was in distressed clrcum.
stances and offered he so for her little "glal -
The White woman accepted tile oner and
gave up forever the possession OF her child
IT is to be hoped that the appetite for KID
has now been satisfied
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

GENERAL JOIN CoCHRANE, New
York Republican, announces that he VIII
Join Tammany Hall. He is free'traden
and thinks the Republican party Is com
United To proteciion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

CORRESPONDENTS and Others insist
that President Arthur looks pale and Thin.
As man gets older 1t takes him longer to
get over New Years celebration. He will
lool, all right AFTER little.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

The Terrell Asylum aud DR.. Wallace.
me prop 'sed restitution for the in
sane, at Terrell, is under fire. and
more than this, the guns are trained
on the superintendent of the instiru.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Great Man for Luck.
lst. PAM rloncer press

lol raul llOntcT frtSs.
With Senator Sabin's usual luck, il
was not his, but the states building.
that was damaged by fire last night ut
the prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

SOME tihe ago the Rev. DIR. e. r.
s',hson OF New York city married n beaut,.
'ui maiden from Canada and started ON, o.,
bridal tour to Europe. Nothing WINS ,on
soou Tor Mrs. siinson, and every place of note
on the other side OF the ocean was visited h,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
rinaIFGTON
A Big Blaze iDevotee
PreKactIcal s

New York, Ia -;
story warehorslork ~ No,
% and 90 Es,-a...sr
morning. T0s - z
600 The priA'o-
terbury & CT Denison
Their loss wits,,st a.
d ID :. RikerI o
firms of Toddl N
ton d Co., Has and Sont
M, " ,eto ,in q ueilious lRa
belong to theB
a. Coe, will reondence OFT
a, Januar,
Closer ,.posed thai
$500 600. l. Hsi,so.ee at
that they i,dinsaf ~. = re-
iute baegiR, ysluet Ior
was damage Nia WisG'
score Of onlaps iaov III
Riker had IL al |, : ~
stun, valued sil,a ~ suee
loss;' insured, anauHDve'
salt in bulk. ysls selV
s. 900 will cCsr SC wa
puiiuin's "'e,'s,-l0is, and
Al ldied geol,
Chicago, Jh'ly CONVEX.
News Naples, branch
business buildlRh, and
structures burr fields
Loss $50 600, PASSIONS eyol,
TWO cHu,riiish anc
p.;a,,anor, h Lyell, III
Baptist churchicah a.iu ,o oti,e
was destroyed a. u'
hundred child o,,, ,ms ie
schoni AZ 'n' and, curiou
Lockpori, kasfs !, ~ :, H.
Episcopal chan rnitv ~ . rl,,
this morning. = the 90 '
-, Of the Stat
The Hons 1t Is true
st. Louis, Jis steam boat
the case of Wauen1ininat'
dicted for conls d5 !,
gamblers rib: nus SO I
morning afleI s 4, ~ origin
a nuu,s' MeChsal logical res
gerry, which cs .,S ,Ts'
date in a blank, III s 3
der Kinkead, y sd prIpr alton
sinners. TbersgJiIi logan !
McChesney iels service bI
extori 5000 M now com
tion in conne o,ogical su
TO defeat probis,, a., .o!!s'graph
" ' me lc reseal
JealOneo, remark {
'e'''v'of Logun's {
Cincinnaap nay. \ illinois, op
in Alexsll ~ 81, An ~, y was
ailianced o. ilissnm
with Nica ,sa, e =. direction
enraged ~ tuy NJ ,Aea ...' and {
where MIS- n Il, :, !. coplessed
!! demanded de nui XIII s,,; snd
head, ana a,,,cess,o!p, r az l.
shooting ! au,,1,ais ~ o ,h,' e
house anu vaalitlst 81, ~ -, a .nls
shot hlmse s1, aIlv val,,
ng his hea's iuif dire u.n
Aey 81 . aln
Uk - - tId I'LL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

THE mountains above Buffalo Gap,
virginia, are said TO be full of deer which
have come over from the shenandoah
mountains on account Of icarcity offeed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

NEARLY all London is built on
ieasehold land, and at the end of certain
term the land on which the buildings are
erected, as also the buildings Themselves,
becomes the property of the ground land.
lord
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

IT is estimated that II costs $1,000
90 a year TO support tho churches OF New
York city. white the revenue of the theater'
IS set down a, s7.cooooo per annum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Our VIM. Tell,

Philadelphia Times.
Mr.. Morrison wants to shoot the
presid entail apple Off Mr.. Wattersons
head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

PROF. HUXLEY says that in his voy-
age around the world, and In all his studies
of savage life, he found no people so misera'
Die, wretched, and degraded ms those who ex-
list in the poorer quarters ofLondon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

AUSTIN is a parsimonious. close
listed, gouging municipality. This Is
no Joke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

IHE following anecdote is related of
Gen. Butler IN Washington: "The general
was ON engaged rs counsel for The defend
ant in case where the p risoner was accused
oil m"nslaughter, and, in the course of his mr..
sument, based on the assumption of selt-dc.
tense, he informed the jury that we have #
on the highest authority that all a man hath
lie VIII give for h s life Judge Hoar, conn
sci Tor the other side, arose and demolished
Ills opponents argument by quickly saying
hehad long wondered what General Butler
considered the highest authority, ana was
very glad to have the question settled. and
prooe eded TO read to the court from the booI,
ofJob: And -atan answered the Lord and
life'p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

LAWRENCE SULLIVAN, a porter AT a
New York hotel, has saved the lives OF my
persons whom he found unconscious IN thelr
rooms from the effects OF escaping gas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

a TERRE HAuTE pronucc merchant
shipped 1000 rabbits 10 Indianapolis one
day last week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
The smallest savings bank in III

The smallest savings bank in the
world, the directors of which are the smallest
In the world, is penny savings bank
of Brooklyn, established in public school
MOB ithas, according to its last annual
report, ia accounts, aud the total amonnt i'm
bank ON Dec. was s257 ~. The bank pays 4
per cent interest on sums over s5. Each de-
p"sitor has tiny bank book The officers
Of the bank are boys and riils. The ae.
counts are audited quarterly by the trustees
OF the school, The bank receives one cent
deposits
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

VuIrE number of Indian relies
nave been found within the site OF Fort
Pickens, in Abbeville county. South esrn
lima.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

AUSTIN is the stingiest city in all
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

IENNYsoN never writes poem un-
I'll he has the cash for 1t la his hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

a BIRMINoHAM Conn factory
sqneezes out 30 0 corsets per day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

MANY people have already engaged
passage for Europe next summer. and the
ocean steamship companies are making
preparations for heavy travel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

DURING the performance of a thrill
ing pay IN Norwalk, Conn, last week. n
weii-known physician OF the town, who eel.
dom entered the theater, was among the
audience. When the part came where tho
heroine swallowed the poison, is dying. and
nor " and friends are wrlnging their
hands and crying. helplcssly: "Wha, can he
done?' the doctor was seen to be laboring
under considerable excitement. At last the
terrible scene was o much for him. and
forgetting where he was, he Jumped TO his
ieet and shouted: live her coffee, Won -
fools; give her collect Then friendly hand
pulled h'm back into his seat, ana the sur.
prised actors went on with Size play.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Tine president of the rnitod Co.

IiE president of the United States
cremation society says there are five thou
sand persons in this country pledged In
nave Ia lr bodies blu ned. There is yet only
one cfehaiory-that at Washington, Pa. but
We pans aro drawn for another and the so.
'ie'S y raising the money TO build IL. Flc
ueh thousand dollars have been subscribed.
me building Will, besides the furnace. con.
tilh n room FOR the resuscliation of per.ons
wh' would otherwise be burned or buried
awe; another for the keeping of bodies bv
refrigeration until the arrival of distant
ihourners' who might wish to attend the In.
neral ceremonies, and third In which my
desired rites may be held. He also saws ,h.,
the opposition is mostly from Ch,istians
a that their dislike OF cremation ar sas
from belief in The doctrine Of re,nrrao
lion iec-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
THE M
Cases Disposed
CommI,d,

Cases Disposed /.
CommI,dss I :
Special to the GaI,. =
Galveston, J.tE
mission of apps,l
ing with a full X.
proceedings werN az
referred from th, y
=, Judgment to
Turner VS. +. NJ. IN =
dina; ID. C. Sncs =
Taylor, from Han
ct al. vs.. J. ". -
Hill; j. N. BaIIsZ a
sey, from Johnsr Z:
Judgment to / s.
manded.- C. B,Izszszs:.E
and Burleson Bn g
The supreme d =
sion to-morov,
opinions will ben
rr~1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
TExIs,

AL day suad'"s'
all Inc in t sitI,ea. ID
Grandma NJ, !
lady lady Of coryssjNI M
death last vsst .
AN. An oishtss
land or,,Sae,iysivs5
exchange Mo-, NJ !
o'cht nun,
W'..eaihertord x -
s naryest Of lee T,
thick.
do e C Hi,e,e "a. hum
of antelo 'us' sset
quail. ''ul
Gainesville h,a0
several well ds,ss,- .
maj, horned NJ
near Waco With
a Gatesvllla y
the license pr p's
to the house o NJ ,-s,
ried, she said n,
cused her, and NJ
beat as two. s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Not Retpr,,.''

'oV Heturnlk
~ IPhllss
None of vinr
have yet inyits
visit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

ssss's sidi,aresa a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

The weekly review Of ,hs Sew fdr. IN IEet
received by White Il ca. rom hppklu',
dwight a Co ds,od January 10 says Ths
bulI of our stock Is held against contract sales
and VIM not be offered until later IA the iesson;
thofe is, therefore. no pressure ID ssn' Wpilo
the d EN- aud has been small because me SCUM,
ern markets have been relatively cheaper AUG
have uhovn = disposition 70 marksI come OF
their cotton, Judging by the u usually lhrgo
shipnouls itn lie IltJII9F towns Nul ,v''.,u
dsIiysries ought 20 offer good outlet Tor ~,
mir I'd lot, OF cotton; we think Que deliveries auu
alas idcatons are worry fair this season. la the
future contract market thsro mas been snsn'
decline on account OF Iholargcr rossipts, tue uc
nres.ion In all strsst snd 10 tho grail msrsot
and the absence OF speculation inc
iaat fortnight has seen cohsluerApe
chnus "a I'm ths pinions OF may operators, VINO
have thought we'll OF cotton o@suse they ps-
lave the crop TO be about $50 bales. ms
onioiou OF the crop he, rot bosn claaged, bu,
they doub, now u any advasce can be rnallnsu
while there IL so much ii,trsst willis trade con-
tinues bad and the stocks OF cotton re~nin 70
large. AID prices of goods so Low; IL ~ argued
that ii Ia W IL Ia tho present price, ni J9ne 10
August couttsctsl discounts all thai " rr)bsoio
unless some decidedly favorable ohsngo IN gen,
ernl business tskes place. Ga tho other hand
n 4, contsnded N At consumpu n IL very largc
If trade Is bad, aud that with crop OF Amer
lean OF no, over :, s01 bales, with arcducuon In
the India @ op o. 10lO " bales, tre present ATE
Of onsumpuon will bring tho $50 iks 81 cotton
dawn w he very low point tonched IN Sept'm'
her 1879 whilo the selisg n distrust nnd cx'
tr me caution prevails. there may De Gun
msrket vet tie considered more rrobAnlc thh'
prices will advance 70 chest consumption. sc
ina toeks sh all not be reduced % these dan
rereusly low figures at the end OF sne sssson
We hays Undiscovered TO sts,e In the abovo the
current argums rs ~ 81 h"r SIDE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
FUTURES.

Co,ros-January ct New 0rlc.us sold 81 10 -
to 10 - on Last call which 70 tne nIst Wansscuon
in he current month OF The week. Ihefei, .
steady adv .nca In Options a, all poru ana mas
been al the elk. Liverpool !, ABOVE previo ,a
close New Orleans IL from 3 10 JOIN" w to'
dsv aud New York In sull more ahead sfies
are CREATE at all American ports. ~
prodnre chic ago since he "squeere FEB.
rsary whea, has nended : cen. ana NAY ~.
vious close /. rs and May wheat gained cent;
The fornsr reached % hrsi cal 20 dsy sna
tn latter % But corn for February iost l-sanu
May closed at previ Ne price. Last ca IL ws,e
bs3 sfor y ebruary aud IS SIS for May. % am
ree,ipts to-day are wheat 1885,; corn, ~ OLE
oats, "a 7i9. Grain shi meets are wheat lsis'e
corn, IS i4o. o,'r 81 to2 4,
s. Louis-February wheat closed = Il % ~
which is Ia lower than previous cesS
Nay wheat closed at HoI ~ whic.
in Pebrusr, closed at GAS Viii I,
a decline Of Ia. hay corn closed AZ 81 ., =
when IL q decliue offs February oats closed
firm at So SIS. which f. the krst trading for W.
ds-.. NAV oats n stationary - sSl-t
Provisions-ChicNGo-- Provisions are nm
advance. February AID MAJ PORK. fon Pr
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FIN AND cor TON
FINANCIAI"

Brad,uoors OF the 10Th instspi, says me bnll
movement started on the "a .ntisat sud WAirh
ran through ast vesE under 1ho lthi o. Union
Pacific. a. manipulate w ~ touu I'lt .ee
~ tho cese NJ toe week sTmpt1m.o or H4hs9'
lion were apparent ON saturday. Iholp WhN
hav. an iuilac view OF lhltg' a'll uet sirg-
moor: "fhln busno,a IN through hsu'd MS
failed IN hi, meyem-ni' lhou.h a. hN
forc.d Union P1rl1e up ABOUT elghI pnlAs iflm
tho nxar. he stated In AZ tho rosy ~ sa' ma
get AGd only rsgp5Ldld ~ i'ope Wh', Asu ~
the object OF driving up Union fhc no wa Tor
cff,ct on tho general ilst " WAS .o'Int oe
much for the work dOnr Tho ftlyhl W hlcAh
In Wcst hors bonds aud Tho sudden throWlrg
into the hand, OF receiver OF 20 Notlh
Rlyer Continuation sompApy. WHOM Wa
done secr.tly on Saturday evening", clmplttrs
tho rout of the bull forces. rsoy w. 20. con-
tistod mainly Of Mr. Gould, Tho puhiN iol' aW-
fms he had IN Il Was .c0mpo'cd OF a. extract
dln,ry lot OF hrOkrr.anrn and obscure thht
nc,ers such ~ excited 1h' ildiyu'o 81 lhehJoe''
Mr. Nashinglo9 Clnunr, or ~ nc 10 fao'o
f.mlIiarly knovs Wash Common has had 70 I,
an an extended EurOpesn tour fo' thc 'rnrhI 81
Mr. Goulds interests In no elevated taifps'
III CATION aud the absence OF MS able u v. naul
Gems to have caused hlm A'mN tnlouvsnlt noe.
when Tho bear combination saw thtt NJ Iould
had failed 10 move the .ueTal market ana thsl
In his efforts ~ support U Ion PaclNc NJ c)ull
sun orr It'll" else thCf lft tnAf sinii h.pso Aul
fell with fury on ussiy everything egc' Ike
sklllful generals they nsrsly htev guard OF
obs.ryaiIox around The citadel sud broke
throu.h ali tha other deiorces OF tse fortress,
confident thnt The citadel mus eventually lur-
rtnder with tho fett
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nAtL.,rxcH.Sap ann SILVER.
COIEOS.

srors a, Now York si7Al,st i.lt t,-iay ana
sal,s aiyanced. Lvsrpsnl 10 arm az previous
price, sslos ste 1000 OF Nui no receipts to-day
at Liverpool. Manchester yArh;hna fs0res .rs
Ann AZ ali horne ports to-day "a. olpN ars 49,
1a6 lower than lait yea this day. New orlea1 ~
Ia lrm as preyiou, price, Win sale, 700 70
eiios at Galveston to-day Mo llN os'sa'
soot rrloss and saGA no. rspor.sd
u.Ii.s thirAsru to-day are 1872
byT 4. Mitchell or lheso ~ went over m
Texas & Psciho and 50 over the Texas tidl,h
R.c .ipts BY rAu 20 cOmpresa or az t''ul
Kemp bales from Mil,np. bei,s nom Den-
tn. ali 10 BLAKE ,kip & BlAEl FIR m ferrl'
ia b,I cs came - sccault II Brgso Btadsha"
Total by rail 70 compress "a oi,s' ny "aS .
bales Total receipts Of cotton this day at Dat
lns IA 15 halsS
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MEDICAL
Smith. gS,'a'! d Nay Flower,
MEDICAL
udvulNcral.yApproyedRemed'
forau u.s,a.csoftA r,ddgraud Kidneys
It Poo 'vr. = acre All
Ota ..cdics Ug.s iaii'
cd a. Produce Its.s =

"Rdrhg. psutc o. H. Eir, %" fearful
srouusc. which spares neither ~ nor eondl
lion, h,tlm, ana iucumhlr disease only ior lh,
want oi timely attention, liullowei o. work is
r.vngrs u.pl .tgi until .t Aaa fastened upon ih'
,ltasoi,U,.etna nomcIlra fklll can Tel,.sa I.
hold. fcl.m8is pfuy. and annually uumu'u "a
victim, 1y Tie thousand 4 timely u'ooi
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
will positively prevent uch results lnUr'' o.
uil. assertion, vccIts you 90 the numb,r,rs 'O.'.
llUI. .rs Ir our possession. and quote flDH '...
mono authorities as pr. E.l IF.H, oi Sew lH'
Conn. ana or. klne Compiler ~ hin.t .N.
..ua,8rl Ask your own physician 90 l'.
names all authorities, Uui decide i"r ''a.
whether you WIN EacriH.- your l.'e rather lNh.
surrender your prejudice 60 an advertise i1'.H
cine. Decide now. Is may u1i Doc TOO ln'e
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
., nature. own remedy lt.suo vil, d,cor''an
ufuauscous drursuul iu 'nroua chemicals ".
Flower 4. a modest lltl' plant which grove r
New Iuuulnud, iu rcurfy lvhnlg ANA hrnln.
Ulsdutc.ic and Hs,ruroui 300 it Trnptrir' nn.
hls irnHuaut,y h,rD usrl 90 rry4t na'nr'.r iN
pau lanl Bower Complaint, of ch.I'n. .'
gr,atmyIt however, Sin ih gonil' nu' .h.i.
action ou the Hidnrys. 70 fcmoFFhl .mN1Hi
thr1urh natural chauusl8gul rcstUrelihr'.i ..m
tonha..hy condition l.prlmptlyrc,.o',sn. 'H-
in tie hack ana loiaA In eases otwonS aua ar'I
cat, females, u.s. value is beyond computation
Ru. for the natural Aolos,y a. woman, which
c,uses her 10 shrink from newspaper publicity
wc might publish hundreds Of testimonials oI
ln,i.mhblc benefits derived from is uso.
Ask your druggist Tor smith. Extract of Ma
FloWrr. Read carefully the circular around uic
Sot,io. lt Is yours to choose between
Health. Happiness and LIE,
Disease. Misery aud Death
Prepared only hy Z D.smith ( Bro, CoTin2ton.
Ky. For sAlo - a. druggists.
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swin's Specific.

Bwirt's Specific
IL entirely = vegetable respiration, and
should not be con lou nhsd with the various
limitations, non-secret bumbugs, "Succus
AIterans," etc.. all Of which either contain
mercury asd potash, or ere composed oil
old remedies which have long since been
discsrded Is Of no value IN the treatment
Of bIood diseases, asd neBe Of them con-
tain siugle article which enters into the
com position OF Swift's Specific. There I.
only one swift's Specific IS. 8. s., and
there 10 nothing In the -orlo like IL. BE
surs TO get The genuine. Send for Treaties
on Blood and Skin Diseases. tree.
Tus awryr SPECIFIC Co., Drawer .. Al
lanta GA
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CAUTION.

sufts specIn is enur,y vegetable propeis
a,ion, and should not be oonioundeG with tho
y,,lous substitutes. limitations. nou'seciet hum
bug. Success AltrrRus. c'c ETC. which nro
now being mnau'acIurJl 10y various VERSIONS.
None of TIC e. cf,ltuIu tluEiv articl" which en-
[ - ioio tht ca npu' lion ct r. There II
onlv one swifts fpeCdc, sod lhtfc "a nothing
IN the world l'E" g. To pteytp tpnssI and
sure io get the gcauinc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

Iriss0 came from tbs north ~ take charge Of
the gas works in Rome 1s snnriintnsent gnl
ft.f tho overflow wlich e. Cured In he spring
'n'lnxine was yt'y much exposed ~ malarlal
polso-. And iu SIS found r'y tl0Oi 20 soutnmi-
n Iei with the potion thai wa forced 70 give
without relief NJ trouble finally determined
in nu aAsltss Of the liver rud arly every one
INV Ell included thought w.s do med TO die
wlibiup Few DAYS In lhi, condition ! was ad-
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