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The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19
RCRBIE'S THANKSGIVING:
BY MARY ID. Bi.l% T..

Robbie is li>.le fellow
Eyes sky blue, and hair AS yellow
AS the sunbeamS bright, that play
With him on the floor each day.
Robbie is but three years old
And so often he's been told
That the tiny hands so fat
" Can't have this" and cant touch that,
That he wonders, now and then,
Why babies weren't born groicn mp Mea
Robbie looks with wisttul eyes
AT mamma's nice cake AMI pies,
Wonders why lie isn't able
To sit at the "big folks" table;
There those good things to eni
Which are not good for "a wee hoy
Not a bit content is h"
In his sunny rHr|cry,
With his puss, and old dog Tray;
There 70 eat his meals each day.
But "Thankssiving" comes at last.
Cook turns ou." her good things fast
Aunties, uncles, and the cousins,
All come pouring in hy dozens,
Waiting for the dinner bell,
To do its duty loud and well.
While Robbie on old Granapa'S knee,
His round eyes opened earnestly,
Learns-in his simple, baby way
The meaning of 'Thankssiving Day"
Now comes good news for Robbie boy;
His tiny heart is filed with JOY.
At the big table "for IA treat"
BY Grandmamma he has seat
THIN Grandpa bows his head, coufessin
" The dear Lords every gift and blts ing
To us, great sinners" To the prayer
Our baby, in his tall "high-chair,"
Listens-till Grandpa says amen -
And lifts his snow white head again.
Then Robbie takes lis turn: lis eyes
Glstep like diamonds, as he cries:
" Now WoJ5in say a thankful pwayer.'
Down drcops the curly head so fair,
The chubby face grows grave and calm,
The dimple,i hands touch palm to palus
And ere Mamma can say a word,
The childish, liSping voice is heard:
Dear bod, me thank You for my dinuel
Jus lite that other drdte bid SiI.ner."'
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19
Vo""s fo'h,' Department.

Recognizing The fact Of THE WINGS csiGLiISkel
reputation as .frSt-cidSS tGmiiy NtmspdPcr a,
wcH as ProgreSSics Representatives Of Tie IOHrnGt
ism Of the day, and that he Hghh Gad jog Of n,
family circle its chiId,ea. propose in he fl
ture TO putiiSh for Lsela el:t ,&l uad,r the ddov;
heading choice sci tiHt ." e'9~t Ho,fS Nkeickcs
Poems. anecdotes .;::a Gtss; 2, Arti,!es upon a,
Subjects may Judge TO b; q 5..,,tst 10 Hem Gnt
stored rih PHEASANT cnt,tfGiamcaf.--EI,s WHIG.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19

When Baby was sic'; we gave her CASTORTA
When she was Child, she cried for CASTORIA
W hen she became Miss, she cirin. to CiSTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CASTA
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19

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inHiE">t!yn. i!r1..iaehr. :,ieep!cSsncSs cared ny
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The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19

"SoGSn on GouI

'i<oGSh on coughs.
Ask i:r "iirH"ii en- Coughs Tor t'"u@liS Colds
:" Throat. li.iT>envsS. IrocheS i5. Liquid :5c
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19

;,nd tie many Throat Affections of chilir"n.
promptly. pleasantly Hni safely relieved by
'Kou::h ua E"U-iis Torches. I5r.: Bnis,n DE
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19
TEiR People.

Rough on Pam PcrCusei Plaster;
strengthening. improved. the best Tor 'rsrkacle
,atIS IN chest "f SIDE, rA2u!nAtISiu ueur.ilIid
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19

Az i.r Wrli' Tough Gn CuTns.'' t5" Quick
nnl'lcte care Har! OF soft uuruS warts buiiuiIS
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19

you III" falling. broken. worn ont and nervous
use w els Health RcnCwrr II. Druggists.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19
W1DE-AW AXE AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE GREAT Conspiracy!

a thrilling review of the portsntiouS crents that
led to the GREAT REBELLION, from the porrey
fut pen of Gen. John A. Logan. Strike quick
Tor choice field. HUBBARD BROS Publishers
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19

Heart Pains.
ia!pi5attons. epsi"al s'we!liny<. dizziness.
ifiig">tiru. Ern iaehc. !riccI!ySsucSs cured uv
"WciiS Health ltenewer.''
"Foash on Corns."
An for Well Rough an t'ogns.'' f5n, Quick
c"Inlicte care. Har! OF soft corIs warts. .bunipns
'2ougi. Pam" Poroused Plaster;
strengthening. improved. the best for aic llache
palIS III chest "f SIDE, rheumatism, ueur.il..t
Tnin People.
''W els Health Ecncwrr'' restores health and
yi%"r, cures H. Si'ri's.a, Headache, Nervousness
H'.;!ir. II.
WhooPing Cough,
AND tie many Throat Affections Of children
Promptly. pleasantly and safely relieved by
'k"H:.h "a i"a-tis Torches, l5r.: Bis,Il, DE.
Mothers.
Ify"u Hra falling, broken. worn ont and nervous
use Wells Heath Rrncwrr. II. Druggists
Life Prcserver.
II yon are losing yor'r grip On lie, try Wells
Ii "aiti. Rraowcr. Go"s direct To weak spots.
"Eough on Toothache"
Instant relief Tor Neuralgia, Tuothichc. Face
ache. ASK Tor Rough On Tootiacl.c y u cts.
Pretty Women
ladies' " VII" Would retain FRESHNESS and ytvacty.
- Catarrhal Throat Affections,
hacking. Irritating. Coughs Colds. Sore Throat
cured b! ''iIou:sh on Coughs Torches IS ctS
Rough on Itch.''
"Rnu.h on Itch cures hamors crult;onR. ring.
worm. letter salt rheum, r'rtei feet. ciii!",aIus.
H1roe rf :
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19

!; !on are losing yoUr grip On lie. try Wells
H"aitf h"aCwcr. tfo"s direct to weak spots.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-12-19

Instant relief Tor Neuralgia, Tpothichc. Fac
ache. ASK or Rough on Tootiac|.c." 10 y - ct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

asked Of him concerning The education Of
two lads, sons of the Mayiaudef To
whom he was writing. Il was thc vusi,ltt
IN antc-helum days fot most rich'SOuih.
cruers to send their sons 20 northern
colleges Jefferson Davis WAS dc0d.sct
against The practice slt were hcttty,N
he said M this letter. "that your sons
finrego altogether the polish that a col-
lcgc training can provide rather than
that they should be put within the
reach Of influences such as are now Nc-
coming rampant North Nou do not
PM yOuf own calves With wolves; NOu
should moi be tess Kind With your own
tlcsh and blood than 10 the dumb brute of
your stables. Solutions things an hliinn
the air az every house in New England To-
day. Poison floats IN an the Northern
atmosphere. ! care not how the school,
master may crnge, nor how The elders OF
the church may shirk and smile over y0ut
patropagts YOU have not black IN Mary.
land with heart SO traitorous They Will
uncover before youi that Is, Tor your dol
lars sake. BE gone hut a moment, ant
schemes and plots the nasticSt are aioo;
Keep John and Andrew at home there L
no need that they should 10 above naltl
more for their schoollng.N
But Il was not all In this turgld, dys
pcptic tone that the lctterwcni on rhinl
OF "jenn Davis writing this "Niy min
often Coos hack to the old days when "
we're laughing and hnrahine our live
away boys, for the little time who'll
happy. ! neversoe a young barefoot tina
my heart does not warm TO him, an
while the old.iashloned boy survives
4 must Still have hope abundant,
And old Aunt Rachcl--God grant h,
4 peace is She yet alive aud with youg u
. You remember how she used 60 soriul
q herself at dinner te exc out some fayori
e Kitchen dish for Us Youngsters She w
e a glorious darky, ever. salr
" Yes, she's gone. IN honest woman
,, IN heaven Once | whs sure she WI
y going Ia he your wife and then ! w
A. certain that she WAS bound 10 be min
l. All, love of our callow days. II W,
only last month she was buried Vous
ie Sally 60 the end Her life was not ,
Il. Joy, She trod down good many thorn
IN fear. Her poor husband as told y,
at long ago, is IN n ponrhonsc. tnad |
le quit his pulpit pcnnlcss more than yc
nc ago. But do You know L
c. often regretted that did not take to &
rc cloth for litcs The life OF a country parse
III a life OF ease but stlll of earnestness,
te reckon would suit me better than al
III other fortune Ia all the worldN Stran
So words, surely, from the ambitious rcb'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Extracts from one of His Letters Written
Ten Years Before the War.
"Ilnlston'' n lhc New forE Times,


nualston. In the New YORK Times,
An old friend showed me one OF his
treasures week or 50 ago. II was a
long letter of a half dozen foolscap
uancs. bearing the signature OF Jefferson
Davis. dated more than ten years before
the war. II was extremely entertaining
NlIcd with personal chat aud family gos-
sin and tinged with political reflections.
Addressed TO q representative OF an oiu
MARYLAND family, with whom MI
nayis mad an his life been inli-
mate. il Is easy to conceive of t,ie to-be
chief of rcbellious states WIRING ~ thls
fashion, al can only tremble when j
think of the outlook for the states. Inc
clouds are all dark Not a sunbeam pen
ctratcs anywhere. The very heavens are
flied with the umblings Of thunder lnal
shall finally come to--to--l scarcely 'h,e
write what IS the end iorcsee Only
disaster seems possible. fahauclHll
has taken roots that arc OF
fire. Men are turning towards me
picnyune spirit, Of Connecticut ana Mas
sachusetts are agog with plots thai pode
III. mr-stretching and terrible. Ana
further on the same cry breaks OUT
"Dut Yesterday ! sat at dinner WIN
rood man from New York, man Oh ciehl
hands and pure heart, who means wei
Who n above all manner Of dishonesty
man vel who is ready for robbery b
wholesale, and even for persecution. H'
ana such as he are the men whom w'
must fear great change has COM
over him In one year. Last ne
cember he was my guest. Then he wa
careless II these things that seem 20 b
burning questions 10 him now lie !
dipping into the anti-slavery craze II
talks Of the constitution as Q mere erea
/. ture of circumstances; talks OF sent
mental constructions, talks Of laws thi
arc born Of humanity That Is stu
nat sounds well. It win catch the mol
, The North has nothing TO lose In sue
! preaching; the South may lose ever.
Thing. When the North can be righteol
At no expense, except all manner Of ple'
there. we are on the brink Of turbulence
what prompted this sort Of 40 eplst
: from Mr.. Davis was advice that had be-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

u, lie received no Instructions from the
Encouragement about the case and
passed upon it independently. GAR
land did not ST as a Judge in
The case, and therefore do not sec how
he can be criticised. an this row IS be-
Ing created by the rich ncll Telephone
company to break down, II possible, the
Tennessee suit. But when Il comes Ia
the analysis OF this ease The public viii find
that Gen. Garland has acted in the mosi
delicate and honorable manner, lie &
nearly the first attorney general who ha.
refused Go act NJ case IN which he was
Interested Look at Brew sef's decision
IN The National bank cnsc Wherein be an,
Bliss took out of the TREASURY for thl
banks over si,O0O,o0O Of taxes renlitted
No one ever criticised this decision
though Brewster and bliss must have as
yidcd a handsome sum-"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
MORRISON TALKs.
An Interesting Interview on the Tarin aud
silver Questions.


BoSroN, MASS, oct 1.-The special
correspondent of tie Boston Globe who
was sent TO Washington TO obtain the Z
opinions of leading Democrats ON the
policy of their party in reference To the
tariff, tclcgraphs the following Interview /
With Col VIM, X. Morrison OF Illinois, i
author of the famous 20 per cent horizon 4
tal reduction tariff bill of the last con-
gress, who is In Washington on depart.
ment business
In answer to the inquiry, "What IS The
outlook for tariff legislation IN the COM
I ing session of congrcssgN Mr.. Morrison
\ replied; ~ don't look for anything but
repetition of history in regard 10 the
tariff question. The great majority ofthe
/ Democratic party are in favor of n reduc-
ton of the tariff; q small minority are
against il, but II was large enough
in the last session to unite
with the Republicans and defeat the bill
which ! introduced. | suppose those
tactics, very likely, will be repeated next
winter. The Protectionlstc element In the
Democratic party is probably still strong
enough, II IL combines with the Rcpubll-
can side OF the house, to defeat any
measure of tariff reform that may be
passed, and the last time they joined the
Republicans for that purpose 1t was done,
as they said, for the purpose of saving
the Democratic party. What the preteNt
! shall be this time we shall have to wait
and scen
''rhen you do not look for the success
OF any measure for the reduction Of the
mnft?n
81 do not say that, replied MIR. Morri-
?, son, ''but say we can not hope 60 carry
d any tariff reform unless substantially the
T. entire Democratic majority OF the housC
L eau formulate bill Tor which they al
Il Vote
:. apo YOU propose to introduce your bill
of last session.
e "As to that, - said the Illinois congress
IS man, 'you may set II down rs certnil
that there win be a tariff-reduction hil
e, introduced by somebody, whether do o
* not. As for myself, | can say that If no
IT body else introduces such a bin ! ccI
ly tamly shall. believe in tariff reform n
5 an article of the Democratic faith, and a
OF an urgent necessity Tor the relief of th
IN people from unnecessary and unjust taN
atom
c "What about the silver question, Nh
H. MorrisonY"
ne CAS- TO that, there seems 10 be gen,
ne raj feeling that something has TO be don
Il different 10 what We are now uoili
c. When silver was admitted to coinage NJ
lie der the Bland bill the expectation wa
CT that the result would be 60 apprcciai
ut silver to gold, or, at any rate, bring thoi
e, much nearer together, II that expects
of ton has failed of fulnllment, and the pre-
ent rate OF silver coinage Is an emba
rassmont TO the business of the countr
then we shall have TO consider son
IS, change In the present law regulating u
as matter | am not prepared, however,
.ia this time TO say Just what think shou
le- be done about it,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
Across the Deep, to the Far West,

ON steamboats,, ears and stagc-coaches,
lIostetter's stomach Bittcrs is carried as
the most important item in the materla
medica of the travelling public. II de-
priyes yitiated, brackish water OF It's
hurtful properties and eNecrablc flavor,
counteracts the pemcious effects upon
the stomach of bad or indigcstible food,
remedies cramps, heartburn and wind
upon the stomach IT is fine defense
AGAINST malarlal disorders, utilities the
effects of excessive heat, cold and damp
relieves sick.headache, and is an incom
parable cure for costiveness and bilious
ness. The fatigue of travel often tells
most dlsastrously upon inyalids and con
yalescents, occasionally to such an tx
/ tent as to jeopardizc life. Persons u
feeble health, apprehenslve OF PAD euccu
from travel, will, If provided with TN
4 Bitters, he far less likely to have thel
4 foors rpqliIpd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
| r c n N c
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved BY
Cuticura,

tI,RE NTMENT.- "a warm bath with CCIiCunA
| SoAr,nnd single application uf CultcuiN
the great skin Cure. THIS repeated daily, WIN
two or three doses OF CrfiCNA lItoiAtNl,
the pnrsplrhtlOn pure aud unirfitallngi ING
bowels oBen, the liver and Ridnrye active VIII
speedily cure Eczema, letter. HingWotm ftOy
rlasis. fArhen, Prurltus, seal Head, DAndfuh
nnd vyert species OF Itching scrly hnd limpy
fumoTs OF HE scalp and sbln, Nilch ihe bc'd
phvsiciaus aud remedies fail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

These are the volcanoes of the human
system. They proceed from impure blood
aud from a riotous decentralization Of the
digestive organs They are annoying,
painful, and sometimes dangerous, They
can be driven ont by ioning up the sys-
tenn, and this can hest be douc by The use
OF Browns Iron Bittors. Messrs. Handy
4 huffman, druggists, Annapolis, Md.
say; 1--WE sell lots OF Browns Iron
Bittcrs. All who use It seem pleased
We hear not one complaintM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
MIR. GARLAND's DEFENSE.
/, ,,ricpd outlines the Probable Course q
IN, Acknowledgement in the Tcle-
phone Case.

phone tHHc'
New York World.
W,s1txoroN. oct. 5.-Ahttorcy-Gen-
ral Garland was nj the department. OF
instice ON the LIST ult. and 1t IS expected
he viii make detailed explanation oi nus
connection with the Pan-Electrlc Ieie-
nbone company, and that be VIII make q
satisfactory exclamation Of The charges
RECENTLY brought against him \ lrlchu
az Con Garland said to-day
81 think | know exactly what ten.
Gorlnnd's defense viii be. lell certain
hoe he Is holder Of the stock Of thee
pan-Electrlc company. lie was counsel
Cor mat company before he went INTO lhe
nal,tnet Since then his old associates
6ayo messed him for PERMISSION
~ have the United States dls'ric.
attorney In Tennessee bring suit against ~,
Nm nateut lie has steadily
refneed 10 take any notice OF the mA'ler
an account of his personal interests y
ne matter. | have heard senator hhril y
cornplain bitterly Of Garland Decause y
6is studied Indifference TOWARDS w
,as, some of the stockholders VINO WeI'
t,,terested In having the suit pfouglt
Int Ia Mr.. Garland aud said hln posl.io'
" ,ogatiye Indifference and reiusai
ol Us ,5ss Working injury 70 private rights
&c. NOW yov don't know what followed owe, p,
believe that Garland then =, ala .,.h mnas c ~
rGonld be presented TO HIM in which Z
had an interest, An honest Ju',s ''oni
p ,aT TO pass upon such case, out w9 .l
= oall An an associate judge 70 NY " ~
,ana - rctnsed to act, and left the case 70
, decided by solIcltor-Gen. Goode. G =, =
a Ma NO, avn a dollar Of the stock ~ y
eo u and had no personal interest,"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
ECZEMA on A cnLD.

Your most valuable Curicrh lifhLplts
have done my CHILD 90 much good ihhi J fetl
iIrsavtnr fhls for thp benefit 81 those who arc
iyoubiad wiih siln dlsehao. MI little girl was
troubled with Eczema. and tried fercfnl doc,
tors and medicines. butdidn not Do hnf my GOOD
until uscd the CrTcJnA tEhLbiLN' whirh
speedily cured her for which owe f0n many
thanks aud many nights Dl rect
NNTON BOssNilER, EDNrrHdH, 1870
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
,o,rnIsp WIN ILoTcnI.s.

Iwant 10 ten you that -FOUR CtticuR hl.gL.
90 n IA tnapnlGeent ABOUT three months ngn
,py nee yns covered Win lIi0tchest ana after
:, .tn,y three bottles ~ REaOIELAT I Was per
fcetiS ctlred. FREDERICK MATTE
sr f'uttuEs 81 MN OHI.tAN- IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
TrTrrn on rur scALr

was nlm0sf perfectly BALI, eaneed VI Itlirf
81 tln ,np Of the scalp. I used y0Hf tbfiCtht
about elk weeks, ana they cured my
scalp perfectly. and now ny hHir n r+ihhk
hack a. thick ~ e eyer wHs.
a. T.. CHOICE, WnTESbohOf IiAA',
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

Have used Tongsline, both in private
and hospital practice, and found u all !
could desire Physicians here who have
tried Tongaline regard it AS excellent.
&. NJ. Field, NJ. D., plaiu6eld, Nj.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
,,rsT ron rrcHIN0 DISEASES.

one Of our customers saS yours iulicbh'
Hl.sRpii.s are the heel hc can ilnd iof hchlni
~ the pkiu lls tried an Dthere hpl iophu ~
reii.f until be used yonrg
h. j. ALDRiCB, Druggist, RIsiNG @us 9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
ECZEMA!

For the benefit Of suffering humanity, and In
heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful result
deem it only, my duty 70 give THIS unsolicited ,
has been afflicted with hereditary Eczema or
salt Rhcum from her infancy II has Increased
IN Intensity with each succeeding spring, and
ii,i,,t, somcyyhnt skilled In medicine myself l
irled every remedy could think of for years
sarsnparilla combined with every form OF PO'
tassia and hundreds OF other remedies, lotions
and allali washes of every known kind, but
they ail gave only temporary relief. During
the spring of 1884 her lower eNtremitics became
80 innamed and sore that she was obliged TO
teeu them constantly coated with covering Of
0Fuller's Earth" mixed wet and allowed 10 dry
on Among other things she was afflicted with
Aporiodical nervous headache, occurring regu-
iarly every seven days, sometimes followed by
an intermittent fever for weeks at a time, SO
that her life became burden TO her
This spring determined she should take :.
$ = and follow strictly the directions in regard
10 dose, diet, etc, This was about seven weeks
ago After taking the first large bottle the dis
ease seemed TO Increase; the burning, Itching
and Inflammation became unbenrable. She
however, persevcrcd In the use OF the medicine
After taking the second bottle the innammatlon
began 90 subside. After the third bottle the IN,
hainmation disappeared, and sore snots urleu
M and turned white and scaly. and finally she
brushed them on In an impalpablo Whit'
nowder resembling pure salt, She Is now tax
Ing the sixth bottle, three tahlespoontuls ioul
times daily. Every appearance OF the disease
has gone, and her ilcsh is becoming SOFT whlt'
aud smooth again and, what Is more her per-
odcal headaches have disappeared ana she d
now at SO years of age, enjoying the only goo'
health she has known for upwards OF 4O years
No wonder she declares with emphasis ina
every bottle Of :. :. ;. Is worth thousah'
times its weight In gold.
ANY further Information concerning nor cas-
will be cheerfnlly given by herself AT her resi-
dencc 1855 Mullett street, or by me
JOHN (. BRADLEY, A Griswold 81.
Detroit, Mich May 10, lss1
Re sure TO get the genuine, and send 70
1rnatiso On Rlood and skin Disease, free.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

The old reliable Rcd Warrior As at
Henry leaks is the very tool for cut
ting postoak timber.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

Buy one OF Stanliorth's "Ascendn
brand OF pocket-knivcs, warranted, at
Henry and Peaks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
MARRIAGE GUIDE,

2GO PaHes. Bihc - = -.
Ri.,,,, ,s,s - "a, hpdlns sealed Tor Soc 70 fgs'
sss or eTfrssey ossr iiy randeriu pen astefss
whole ,ierv ro % lfei artices % the iNhefleE tY
vac nav rsrr, -ho not Why. manhood, yoman o' -
cal decay Effects eeiibaey and etsss, heg an
nany more. Those married or eonienlle,es hen ksf
feat Il ought be read " AZ 49, p.r eaver 2hf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

PIERRE, OAK, oct. CA heavy snow
storm prevailed yesterday Reports from
the North indicate cold wave aud heavy
snowfall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

soia crerywhore. Price CrricpItA- " eisi
-t,tp. Is cts Ri.sOLvEsT, 500, Prepared ~
me PofIEn DRCa AND curAicAL co., bosl"h.
Mass. send for How 70 Cure Skin disease
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

When Silver Loaf baking powder Is used
according to directions, satisfactory re-
suits always follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
HOW IKE on AND VINE

nIaAPIEs, Blackhoads. Skin Blcmishee anl
rlm Bnby nnmofs, use CuuctnA soAf,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
whataPity

That the otherwise beautiful girl should
have such bad teeth. And an pecius ~
she did not use soZODoNT. It costs costs 70 !,
little to buy IL considering the goou y =
does, and is benefits stretch out INTO he'
future life. Poor girl