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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-09-25
WARM SPRINGs VA Semi. % 1884

There was a joint discussion here to-
day between Messrs. Yost and Tucker.
MI. Tucker would only discuss on his own
terms. So Mr.. Yost gave him his choice.
Mr.. Yost opened in one of the most grace
full speeches we ever heard in this place
and arraigned the Democratic party and
Mr.. Tucker in a mastery way and made
the old man turn and twist in many
shapes. But it was no use. for he nailed
him to the cross. Mr.. Tucker followed in
one of his old tire speeches and brought
a few cheers from the courthouse rilaq.
He would make a good clown for second
class circus, but he won't do to go back
to Congress, for the people of Bath will
set down on him in November. Mr.. Yost
had two to one votes in the house and you
will find majority for him in this county
and good majority in this District. Mr..
4ost is pleasant speaker and made many
friends here. He only deals in facts and
has none Of Mr.. fuckers clownish ways
Mr.. fuckers antics will do very well for a
stump speaker but not for a Congress
man; therefore, we will let Mr.. Tucker
stay at home and send Jacob Yost to Con-
gress. So sag ace all. The day closed,
everything looking bright and prosperous
-i1fA Oui edQSe. y,ssax ~ bATH.
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Colnice, Cornice Poles. Curtain Rods,
Window Shades of newest colors, and Up
hOIstery Goods generally for sale at u. M.
JAMESON S. Main street.
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If you want the cheapest Window Shades
call or send your orders to b. Nj. JAMESON,
Main street.
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Genuine Raw Silk for Lambrequins and
Curtains, for sale at ID. M. JAMESON s AZ
inches wide at $l.00 per yard.
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To-NIGHT the Stonewall Brigade Band
1t is pleasant way TO spend an hour.
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Preserve and beautify your Teeth by
nsing Tyree's Dentonika. 1t is sold by
septll BERKELEY & WALTERS.
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Felt Paper for going under carpets; only
&c. yaFd:at b. M. j AMISoN's.
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Lambrequins to suit all size windows, at
low prices. made at B. M. JAMESON S. 80
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Tyree's Old Dominion Cologne, a bou-
quet of flowers within itself, at
Septl1 BERKELEY & WALTERS.
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SUPREME COURT OF .APPEALs.-Since
our last issue the following proceedings in
the Supreme Court of Appeals are of re-
cord
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THE MARKETS.

Tyree's Cleansing Lotion-a beautiful
Hygienic preparation for the toilet, at
Seyt11 BERKELEY 81 WALTERS.
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TINTED STATES SALE OF
VALUABLE WATER-POWER.
AT HARPERs FERRY, w. VA.

=, pursuant to Act of Congress of July e. 1884
the undersigned will offer at public auction on
Che premises, commencing on
Wednesday, the 22d Of October, 1884, at
One O'Clock p. NJ,
an the real estate and riparian rights owned
by the United States at
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BARGAINS At


our Cost Sale is over still We cry the
SUMMER GOODS MUST CO.
We are bound to sell them at any price.
Splendid CALICOES at cents
All Styles GINGHAAIS at ) cents,
% cents. -
SUMMER SILKS, ALL SHADES, AT ~ CTS.
We have few more of those beautiful LENO
Dress GOODS. worth 30 and 40 cents We Will
sell choice of 20 different Styles for Is cents
Come and see them.
LINEN LAWNS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
cents.
IL 'cW Pay anybody that acants Goods to
Come in and see oar Goods and
Prices.
We have 20 different colors of Julsards Best
B BUNTING. worth 80 cts, which we viii sell al
We are now receiving our
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DROWN ED.-A letter dated Grand
junction, Colorado, Sept. Is, 1884, to Mr..
David Taylor. of this county, states that
Henry Taylor, son of Mr.. David Taylor,
and Mr.. W. p. Coghill and Miss Mamie
Reed, were drowned in Grand River, on
the 18th. They attempted to cross the
stream on horseback, when the young lady
was thrown or her horse fell, and the young
men lost their lives in attempting to res
cue her. The young men were engaged in
business together. Mi. David Taylor
started for Colorado ON the Esd. nilsliil
F.
lIDHATH OF 9, DvuaLAs GRAf. ESQ
The sad intelligence was received here on
Tuesday morning last, that G. Douglas
Gray, ESQ.,, clerk of the United States
Court at Harrisonburg. had died suddenly
on Monday evening. We had received
business letter from Mr.. Gray on Monday,
in which there was no allusion to indispo-
,tion. but a reference to some matters
which would be adjusted at the October
term of Judge Paul's court. The an
lnouneement of his sudden demise was
shock, and caused us pain. as we had
known him long, and intimately, as friend.
citizen and public officer. lie was a gem
ttlelnan of culture, of integrity and great
suitability of character His friends were
niany and his enemies none.
FINE GRAPES. We have been favored
with basket of grapes, raised by Mr.. w.
b. CARRIER. near New Hope. which sur
pass anything of the kind we have seen
this year. They are of the Concord, Del
aware and Catawba species, of delicious
flavor and extraordinary growth. One
bunch weighed one pound. Grape culture
is attracting attention in this county. and
it will not be many years before it will be
.af important source of revenue. Judging
ifrem the specimens Mr.. CARRIER has fur
llisll6aass we may safely assume that he
wlH be among the most successful. He
will please accept thanks for the friendly
reminder.
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NEW GOODS! NEW sTORE!,
r E M VA II.
TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS:

TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS:
FINDING 1t aDsoluteW necessary to occupy a
more spacious StQ@0 Room in order to satisfac-
torily accoTmodate my trade. have novel
into the
Large Nese Glass-Froat Baatcags
NO.. MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE DIR. n.
WAYT & BRO.
With such increased advantages and faciAi-
ties, / am confident my business can be COM
Quoted with more com Oft than heretofore.
both to my customers and myself,
While have abundant cause to thank you
sincerely fOE the liberal patronage bestowed
uppn me Up the past. shall endeavor, by in
e5eAsed efforts. and by ofieTing the
MOST SELECT STOCK OF GOODS,
Attic LOWEST p POSSIBLE PRICES,
to render it more than ever to Aaerest.te
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C. A. GLADKE.

+. S.-We are now displaying the handsomest
line line of samples representing All Kinds of
CAnfEI. ever brought to this market. 1t is
worth while to come and see them.
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:
Tyres Southern parminative, a RENE
ly Of merit for stomach disorders, at
sepll BERKELEY & WA4r1.R5s
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FALL GOODS
Respectfully,

and must have more room, so come and take
the goods away and oblige.
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NO. SOUTH AUGUSTA STREET.
JAS. W.. NEWTON
A. A. ESKRIDGE,
aug2l "'' ''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
NOTES FROM JEFFERSON.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Ten, Sept. 25,---We
were visited by fine rain this morn
ing, which settled the dust and made
us feel happy. 1t came Too late, how
ever, to benefit the crops.
A protracted meeting under the
supervision OF Mr.. Sims, the evan
gelist, ia still In full blast, this making
the fourth week since its commence
ment.
Our bridge ON Polk street will at
last be repaired. The contract has
been let TO Messrs. Haywood 4 Grigs-
by, contractors, and they will COM
mence operations Immediately. This
will fill a long-felt want, as a great
deal of trade across the bayou has been
diverted 10 Marshall,
Walnut street presents lively APP
pearance. Cotton coming IN stops
there. Business is beginning to look
up. Cotton Is bringing good price,
and there is bound 10 be business,
Mr.. @. A. Culberson, a leading law
yer Of this place and his wife have
returned from Eastern watering
places.
The federal court Is occupied will
disposing of the criminal docket.
Mrs. S. ID. Rainey has also returne
home from the Eastern watering
places.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

the race. Col. DeBerry h.s
formed partnership Win
a prominent law firm Of Fo-t
Worth and will enter the nractics
there. This action materially simr,is
fies the judicial race. There now ~
main three candidates Ia Inc aeid
Col. j. M. Hall Of this county. and
Messrs. Upshaw Of Hill and i ,un,nkin
Of Bosque. ThepreseHce OF two eandi.
dates irom this county would hnve al.
vided the vote Of thecountv, and nrob-
ably given theelec.ion to one az the
other espirants. At present II looks
as Il the remaining johnson COUNTY
candidate would go Ia without very
much difficulty.
On last Monday evening a deed was
recorded In the county clerks Office
here BY which G. IL. White Of lack
county transferred 800 acres of land lp
this county TO A. ]. Brown of AIva.
rado for reconsideration Of S2l 500. This
gives some indication OF the value of
lands in the county.
Callender'sm instrels performed here
last night to a fiTstclass audience and
gave entire satisfaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
IN BILL SYKES FASHION.
An Admlrer OF Charles Dickens Forfeits
His Life in an Experiment.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept. l2-One
of the most singular cases OF involun-
tary self destruction ever recorded
came 10 light here yesterday through
an inquest held to determine the cause
of the death of j. II. Barry, aged "A
wears, who was found suspended by q
rope from his bedroom door, Miss
Hong and Mr.. Barry entered into a
discussion Wednesday afternoon OF
Dickens writings. The tragic finale
of Bill Sykes career was the main
tonic. 1t will be remembered that
after the murder OF Nancy sykes,
the criminal is In constant state or
terror aud Ia pursued from place TO
place by the police. They close upon
him finally in tight quarters, and the
murderer ties one end Of q rope TO a
loop-knot about his body, and making
the other fast to the ratter attempts TO
lower himself to the floor below. The
rope slips from his body to his neck,
and he Is suddenly confronted with
the fact that he is his own eEecutioner.
Miss Hong did not think such an &C
cident possible, and Mr.. Barry said ht
would demonstrate that IL was per
fectly feasible. Shortly after this dis
cussion Mr.. Barry retired TO his room
He was next seen by his father hang
ing from a rope dead. The superstition
is that Barry concluded to test The
feasibility of Sykes accident With
| this end in view he took with him "a
his room an inch rope One end be
made fast 10 the knob on one side Of
1 the door by simple cross hitch and
threw the end over the top Of the door
| The end contained loop-knot. II
was thought that he placed this about
| his waist and let himself down from
the top OF the door, adjusting the looT
so that IL could have easily slipped U
! his neck. 1t is thought that he. ielI
/ from the door or that the rope ugnt
ened upon his neck Unexpectedly. In
such an emergency an affection Of one
/ leg which he had sustained would
have made the chances OF freeing. him
self desperate, The jury. concluded
that death was purely accidental.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
rouR NEanoEs LYNonRp.

BRooKHAvEN, MISS, Sept. 25.-
asst Saturday night a mob Of forty
len visited the franklin county Jail,
ferpowered the jailer, took out four
sgro prisoners and hung them to the
Feesi the courthouse yard. One was
,harged with an attempt to rape a
fhlle girl, two with murder Of another
egrO aud the other with arson
|nd robbery. Four other prisoners
Eere in the Jail at the time,
ne charged with rape, the others with
ROn, but were unmolested. The
bob left word with the taller that II
be circuit judge did not clear out the
bill at the present term they would re-
arn and make clean sweep. The
Rfair ia greatly deprecated by large
hAjority of the citizens of Franklin
plnty. This makes six men who
we fallen victims to Judge Lynch in
bat county within the last eighteen
.tonfha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
T,nr TEXAS AND rAorIo nAnwAT
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
BErwEKn .
TIE EAsI Ah ,ll, me W. rs ;

THE EABT AND THE WISH
Short Lane % New Orleans ana al points
In Louisiana, New MaxicO and Arizona
FayOrits line 10 the Norm, Ennt anabonth-
asst. 49,
pullman Palace sleeping Cars daily be'
iwesn ST. Louis and Dallas, FORT WORTH
paao and San Francisco, Cal, also Mafthaii
and New Orleans without change.
solid Trans " PaHo 70 81, Louis,
Feat lime, nfst class equipment sure con-
aoctiSna See thHt your Ticket reads Via W ?
fsxas aud Pacific Hallway.
For maps time tables, tickets, rates aud All
fs1uirsd information. call Op or address hnY
n tio ticket agents OF n. r. Huehes, Passen,
sar Agent. Houston, Texas; q. w. hcCul-
foueh General Passenger aud 1ickft Agent
Jafvestou, Texas; w. n. Newman, Tlaulo
Manager, Galveston, fenah.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
BAsTRoP BREvrrIEs.

Special 10 the Gazette.
BAsTRoP, Ten, Sept. 25.--At last
we have had a good rain. The heav-
ems wept upon us last night and IL has
been raining some to-day. This is the
first rain that has fallen here in more
than four months IL will do the cot
ton crop much good.
Business has been very dull this
season and cotton has been slow in
coming into town. The entire ship
ments to present date will not exceed
900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
CABLE NOTES.

Russia is about to build two iron
clads ut Sebastapol. These will serve
as a nucleus for a further fleet In the
Black sea.
The German government has di-
rected the municipal authorities at
Brusselsi to strictly enforce the rules
relating 20 foreigners. This Injunction
IS made in view OF the participation
by foreigners in the recent political
disofdera
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
AgImouIu pAoIFIo RAILWAY.
iBifaEoT ROUTE EAST VIA Hr. LOUIS.

TWO TWIFHT WNIITa :
At Kansas city Union Depot passengers Tor
xenFsis Colombo New Mexico aud California
,snneof with Expires Trains Of All lines
AT AtchlaOn connection - IQado Win ~
gFeas Trains for All points 10 kanaaaA And No
brabka. -.
Al Omaha connection ~ made with All
lnsa leading 10 the North and West
Superior Recommendations nhl time
Pullman Palace Hotel Cars run thfoh6h
81. Louis Via Eedalia daily.
For mapS, time tables, rates. ote., call on
~ address any Of the ticket aEonA " n. Y,
~ W. Mccullough, General Passenger anQ
riokei Agent, Galveston, Texaa, 9, ~ LUX,
cent, Fort Worm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
Keeping in practice.

new 1oih Blu
He was out back OF the barn tickling
a mules heel with straw.
Here get away from that mules
heels. He'll kick you into kingdom
come, said q passer.
HYou let me alone. / know my
biz
The mule blazed away and landed
the tickler across the bAInyGrd against
the fence, kerswat.
"There, didn't / tell your
nWell, what II you did," said the
tickler, gathering himself up and re-
turning 10 his tickling, only 20 be
raised back with more force than be-
"Well, you're an internal idiot"
said the passef, starting TO 60
nNo / Amt stranger. do THIS
every morning before there's going %
he 4 game. You see, I'm base ball
umpire, and
Z Oh, an, well, excuse me sir"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
rPININAL CALENDAR.
r.groes Taken From a County
~ and Hung to the Trees
q the Courthouse Yard.
.a,g ARRAY in Waco Saloon
80 Newton, the Noted En-.
rinssr, Cuts Bis Throat
..nr " coin MOON.

SLOT IN COLD BLOOD.
,.,,othe Gazette.
TEX, Sept. ga probably
y .booting afiray occurred here to-
\. N the gaming hall Of Dan Nor
M victim being 1. p, Hutchinson
comauche. Hutchinson was play
.oker when desperate character
.sis oity by the name of Jas. Blu.
Zen came up to the table and In a
|sless manner struck his pistol on
table and waved 1t in Hutchin-
|grichinson said, "Please don't wave
y ristol in my face, don't like it,
N rou must stop It."
.auehanan replied, Don't give me
: n YOUR back talk,n when Hutch
~ ans wered, ~ mean what / ssy.n
N Hutchinson finished, Buch-
FL shot him through the body,
'5then fled. Up to midnight he had
I, been apprebended. Hutchinson
|. LAWYER and a brother-in-law OF
.5ge Fleming, who is at present In
n eity. Buchanan is about five feel
n inches high, light complexion,
Elbows gone, eyes half-closed and
4 and is erect in his carriage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
sucIpE OF ISAAC NEWTON.

|yEw YORK, Sept. 25.-Isaac New
4. chief engineer of the Croton water
.nrtment committed suicide to-day
mttlng his throat. The coroner's
\ decided that Newton was insane.
'sancial trouble was the cause. He
IA John Erricson's pupil and
'nned the new aqueduct.
4, managed the engine Of the
|nitor 10 the fight with the Merri-
IA, having to be brought 10 deck
setimes caused by fainting from the
e air in the engine room. While
gas assistant engineer Of frigate
hing the war he was
|bliciy complimented for heroism.
Then the crew was inclined
abandon the ship he threatened TO
lain any man who attempted to pass
In on the gangway where he had
|ationed himself. Newton feared
bat the liquidation of his fathers es.
lie would leave his mother and sister
want
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
CAPITAL oULLINGs.
lhe straight.Outs viii Gu. Into jones'
Votes.
peclal TO the Gazette.

Ppecial to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 25.-It is
bought here that the straight Repub-
lean ticket will cut heavily into jones'
vote. Evans, the oolored man on the
Picket, was a member of the Sixteenth
rad Seventeenth legislatures. He
bars an excellent reputation and Is
fay influential among the negroes.
Chartered: The Nora Mill company
~ Nora, Hardin county.
X, z. Smythe, a grocery merchant
.la the avenue, made un assignment
|lo-day.
One Newton, a well-known butcher,
n mysterioualy missing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
sHor Els WIFE.

New YORK. Sept. 25.-Rosara Fee
eta fatally shot his wife this morn
ng. Feretta claims that he had row
Eith another Italian and was about to
lhoot him, when his wife rushed IN
lnd received the wound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
PLEAD GUILTY.

peeial 10 the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Sept. %. John
Garland, charged with breaking open
letter and forging name TO postal
note for $3.50, to-day in the federal
lourt plead guilty. His punishment
Fas assessed at one years hard labor
n the penitentiary at Chester, Ill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

eeial 70 the Gazette.
GAINEsvIELE, TEX, Sept. 25.-News
received from the Nation of double
Filing at a mill on Mud creek, near
ourtney Flats on Tuesday last. Bud
ackson and Jonn Barlow were trying
DarIest some parties named Allison,
3hen Jackson and Barlow were both
silled and another man wounded.
Particulars have not been received
a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
D1FF1cULrY OVER A HoRsE-RAoE.

rpeclal 10 the Gazette.
ARLINGTON, TEX, Sept. 95.-Late
lhis evening ]. Z. Wetherington, a
respectable citizen of this community,
blot and instantly killed VIM. Yer
non. 1t Is stated that the difficulty
occurred over a horse race. Vernon is
said to have fired the first shot. Fun
particulars cannot be obtained to-
Aight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

/. Marshal OF the nay with hts Aides
2. Hand OF Music
s. knights OF Pythias.
4. oaeers and Executive Committee OF
the Anniversary.
s. Committees on Invitation and Recop-
ton with the invited guests.
0. Carringcs Hacks and Buggies.
:. School children OF the Union sunday
school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
CLBBURNE.
| Candidate for District Judge With
draws.

Special 10 the Gazette.
cLERURNE, TEX, Sept. 25.--col. A.
W, DeBerry, who has been for several
months a prominent candidate for dis
lrict Judge for the counties Of johnson,
iilll and Bosque, has Withdrawn from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
Pullman Palaces Sleeping Cars
On an Throngh Traius.

Maps, lline Tables Rates aud Tickets. and
mi Information, eheerfuiiy given on appli.
cation 70 Ticket Agenu q ~
a. q. BnELDON,
General Pnaa0ngrr Agent
w. II, WGODAHO,
Receiver and General aauagtry
Oh LJ4tsi 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
Cotton BELT Route"
THE POPULAR LINE TO

THE POPULAR LINE TO
Hitchcock, Camden, Fine
Bluff, Memphis, Chatta-
nooga, Atlanta, Cairo.
St. Louis, Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, New
York, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton. and all points North,
East and Northeast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
A Lady's Wish.

"oh, how DO wish my akin WAS Al clear
and soft ~ yours, fhid a lady 10 her friend.
You can easily make u ao,h answered the
friend "HOwqn inquired the nrAt lady.
nBy using Hop BitterH that makes pure
rich blood and blooming health. II ala lptOr
fne - ysu ouHoFvoh
~ None genuine without bunch 81 green
Hops on the white label. rhun al the vile
poisonous stun, With Hop Or Hope IN
their name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

IfyOu have rough, piinply on gallOw skin
bad breath, Hop Bittena VIII give you fair
heaiih. $50 viii be paid for a case they Will
not cure or holp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

Words Of Warning and Comfort

Words OF Warning and Comfort
III you are suffering from poor health OF
'iRnguishinH ON n bed Of sickness, take
chcor, n You are simply aiing, on lt you
feel weak aud displritcd,
without clearly know
ling why, Hon bittofe
win surely cure yon.
II you are q minister, and
have ovcrtaxed yourself with your
pastoral duties, or mOthof worn out
with care aud work, or q man Of business OF
labor, weakened by the strain OF your every.
day duties, or man OF letlers toiling over
your IN duight work, Hop hitters VIII most
surely strengthen you.
II you are suffering from ovef-eating or
drinking, any indihcrottOn or dissipation, ~
are young and growing TOO INST, ~ Is Omen
the case,
"Or N you are IN the workshop, on the
'lArm, ~ the desk anywhere and
feel that your system needs cleans
ling, toning, or stimulating, with.
out Intoxicating, n you are old,
blood thin and impure, pulse
waning, Hop Filters d what yon need 70
give you new life, health ana NlgOh
n you are cosuve, or dyspopic or suier
ing from any other Of the numerous dis
eases OF the stomach and bowels, - gOur
own fault II you remain H. II
YOU are wasting away with any form
Of Kidney disease, stop tomptipg death tllh
moment and turn for h-'enre " Hop Hltteft.
II you arn sick with that terrible sickness,
Nervousness. yon viii nnd "Balm 10 en-.
cad" IA Hop Bltters.
-Ifyou are freguenter, orr
resident OF miaamau0 district,
,--haTrlcude your syhtem nghinsi
the scourge Of all countries, Ma.
--larlR, Epidemic, Bilious ana In.
--tarinitiont feycra by the
-uso OF Hop Bittefa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

II YOU are suffering from oyet-eatng or
drinking, any indiHcrotiOn or dissipation 81
are young aud growing too INST, aa IL oiten
the ease,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

own fault II you remain ~. II
on are wasting away with any form
OF Kidney disease, stop tempting death thih
moment and turn for h-'enre " Hop lltleft-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

II you arn sick with that terrible sickness,
Nervousness. y0u VIII nnd "a "Balm 10 ,iil'
cad" IN Hop bltters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

II you are coslive, or dyHpoptic or suffer
ing from any other Of Tho numerous ais.
eases OF the stomach and bowels, ~ gOur