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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-24
Two Good Yarns.

Speaking Of shooting ducks
says Dr.. F., puts me in mind Of the
great storm that occurred when
lived on the island. As yoa are all
well aware, our i-lani vas near
Casco bay; al awful storm arose,
ind was 50 fierce that il drove all
the ducks in the tas into Il pond
covelin. atioat an acre, near. Fly
house. III t,ct % many duck cp.d
I'd into that Jond that | could MOI
SCI. d dr.paf water.
She saws Smith. .aidl'tye shoot
any If ear
"That's what | was coming at.
went into the house aud git M
doublc.harrcl shot yan, aui tiisclrarg-
ed both barrcis right in tts mldst
Of ,henl, bat to INV astonis!nnen;
they all arose into tie air. leaving
not a solitary duck o, the pond
"G3yi gracious I1u don't say
So SAID Smith. "Dtda'i you nc,
any shot IN yer gun, Or what III ne
thunder was The trouble
well, | vas comisg To that,
said DR.. +. II astonirhed me al
first ; but as soon as the ducks rose
a few hundred yards il ills air AHA
commenced 10 separate Q little. iueks
began to drop, aud whether you be-
Ii!ese i or NOT. | picked up twenty
zine barrels Of ducks, ana it was q
poor season for ducks, 100. You see
the ducks were wcdged III SO solid
on the poni that WHEN they arose
they carried the dead ones iii The air
with them, aud when they separated.
down came the twenty nine barrels
oi dead ducks"
sOh!!7 says Smith, I'm not sur
prised at That al ali, o. Of the big
lot o! ducks yer bagscd, for it was
al awful storm. | reminder it well
doctor. ! haG al that time a corn
narn full OF corn; on oue side OF the
Datn was AL open WHhunW, anu Oil
the other side was a knot hole aud
during the STERN the wind blew SO
fierce that it blew every ear Of that
corn right through the knothole
and the hole being just the size Of d
cob only, the result was that it shell
led every ear, leaving the corn in The
barn, aud the next morning | found
my coru barn half tull OF sheilcd
Icorn and moi a siuglc cob. | had q
curiosity to know where the cob had
gouc 10. ! went 10 The rear uf the
narn and followed theline of those
cobs over eleven miles, and at s
distance OF about & se mil s, a large.
irst growth pfnc. tree stood in the
track, aud dian me If tie wiud
hadn't driy cnbs into that tree irou.
top 10 bottnm. Oh, doctor, that
was an awful Storm
"Ycs," signs the doctor, awful"
NE &V&
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-24
Several Kinds Of Girls.

A good girl to have-Sal Walton
A d~isagrceable girl-Annie Mos
iev.
a lighting girl-Hittie Magin.
A sweet gil=-Carrie Mel.
Il very pleasant gisi--Jinnie Ros
sity.
A sick rir!--sailis vatc.
a smooth gill--A meiia Ration.
A geemetricsa gfrl-Poliy Con.
Not a Christian 5it!--iIettie Rod
oty.
One Of the best girl-Ilia Cant,
A musical girl-Sara Maze.
A profound girl-Mestia a7sics
A star girl et,ie Oric,
4 cIinging girl Jessie Mine.
A muscular girl--Callie s.ileu
les.
a lively girl--Annie Nation.
An uncertain girl--Eva Ncscent
A serene gil-- Molly ~.
a great big girl-Ellie Plant.
A warllke girl Mile Tary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-24
PUBLIC

On the 2Dd day Of October 1889, onr
father, Jacob Coils, 81 sold to u All his
horned cattle and horses; ranging in Yer
million parish, on and leer MulbeTy Islana,
branded with what il called 3 diamond
With an s., TINS /: aud ON the 20th day
OF October 1888, onr said father-nnw do
eaased-sold to the undersigned, james
Cole. lots l. z, } and 4. uf Section %, and
Ill sf fractional sections u and ~, in
.nwfsilip II, south Of range ! sasf, S ".
District Of Ia continuing a5t 800 acrec,
i..>s about Is atres sold 10 Lucy Cole.
SrsG ss..-s we're s,y d .suriat acts, executed
i,afo.e L G. Sasses anil ". 3. White,
HS.slsies Pablo, aud were daily raseiieu
j ] VrrIilils i ,aarish.
With free En." ledge of sail ta'as,
Denli~. cvie anil J7seph Coke, applying
o III, District Canr Of NerIni.iasl aIish
4, he appointed co-atsIlinisIraturs os orr
sail .saceas.si ~fat.ei's slcc sslnsi. having
AsaowlsglF and .asrgalv caused DIR said
.Dryper:p 10 he iicln}-d ia a public In
vci.ory Of the property Of said succession,
% 1 i ;teioaged to said succession.
We hsrahy warn the said Dsnaise Cole
and Jsas-pa Cole to pro- ed no furlhe- in
heir illegal interference with our said
properly. ard we caution the public
against cosatena,icing, III any way, sucll
isi.g@l 40 ion by said parties. and warn
evtiyh dY hes to hHy or slid property,
.s.s any par. thereof, I ON any one excep.
trpfn ~.
Lake Charles. La, Oct. 9TH 1885.
JAMES COLE,
JAroR CoT.E,
Per James Cole, Ayyeut.
October Il h iSs5.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-24
Don't be too Sensitive.

There are people-yes, many PEG
pie always looking out for sights
They cannot carry on the daily in
tcrconrse Of the family without find
ing that come offensc is Designed.
They are a. tonchy as hair triggers
If they meet an acquaintance who
bappe.is TO be ~preocclaied with
business. they attiii,at.. lis ai'strac-
tion in some mode personal to III N
selves, and take infringe according
". They lay Oh Others the lrnit OF
their irritai,ility. Indigestion maks-
them c inpcrtinence IN esery oae
they come III centact with. inno
cent persons, who nescr dreamed Of
giving. ofense. are astoai>hed 10 iind
some unfortunate WORT, or mpmen-
fairy %tacitnrnlty mistaken FOR an ~
suit. To cay theleast, The habit is
unfortunate. /; is far wiser 10 take
the more charitable view Of orr Eel
low beings, aud not suppose that
a slight il intended unless the neg
lcct is open aud direct. After all.
too, life takes its hacs il a great
degree from tue color Of our osn
IN nd. II we are frank and gencr-
Gus, the world treatsn- kindly i, On
the contrary. we are suspicious, men
learn TO be cod and cautious 70 US.
Let a person get the reputation Of
being ssoucly,' and everybody is
under restrain. and III this way the
chances Of an imaginary offeasc are
vastly increased.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-24
Look Where you re Going.

IF you intend to marry, il von
think your happiness will he increas-
cd and your Interests advanced bi4
raafrimony, be sure and .'lnok wlnse
You're gnihg.' Join yourself. IL
union with no woman who is selfish
for she wili sacrifice you; have
naug.t 10 Do with a proud one. 70,
she will ruin you. Leave a coqnetic
to the fools Who filter around her /;
let her own freside accommodate q
ecold; and Acc from a woman who
loves scandal as yon would A < from
The evil ONE. Lock where you're
going" vii snm il all up. Young
ladies', when ytu are surrounded by
dashing men. when tones of love aud
words Of compliment foat out togetll.
er. when You are excited by the
movement oftha whirIiag wa!tz OF
melted by the ten ierncss of the mel
low music, arrest yourself III that
rosr atmosphere d delight. aud
look where YOU are going When
The daring liapa i pressing youss.
or yonr delicate tresacs are being
lifted ly him you fancy loves you.
wien tie moonlight invites 10 trust-
ing and the stars seem to breathe
ont innocence, listen with caution 10
the words Oh lear. gaze into yonr
heart unshrinhingi. and look where
yon arc goiag"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-24
The North, Central and South kmeri.
can Exposition.
New ORLEANS, la August %. 1885.

NEW ORLEANS, LA August %, 1885.
To The Citizens of Louisiana:
III consideration OF the French and
Spanish anrrst y If Louisiana he Direc-
tors Of the approaching Expositinu have
projected a Creole Exhibit, to be coInlmses!
nf such articles rs will represent Louisiana
i'll the tairest light to the world beyond its
borders.
Il is proposed that in this Exhibit be
collected ;he portraits of those persons
who have done honor to Louisiana, those
who have at aimed cilinence i'll either q
military or a civil career, in literature, in
the arts, III the sciences.
There ais, sliUnld be AT books which
have .einanaietl frem the pens cf Louis
ianians-their music compost ions, ard
the paintings prode ccd by theis genius
old letters Connected with IvnIaia,.a his
tory or bearing he autographs If yavted
men; Of which many are lying bidder
and forgotten afsll the timesetainad docl-
meuts in the possession If or Creole
families. All at iias reliques intsrrs. 3 z
from their ~pecalaIiis, rarity sr extreme
age.
This Exhibit also calls for all paintings,
sfatuary, byonz.s and metal work havia1
artistic merit, and otter evidences If sne
culture aud rcEhcd fas es Of oar Dsa;sle.
The Commit 60 Of Ladies' iur Creole
EXHIBIT ! a:iiestly request Lat tAase OWL
ng any Of tho above r.au.ed variable arti-
tles, which are only iacUmDists.v sauGler
A ed, viii net waia u lie raisa m rtrss,li-
ally and inspestune,i far Tears. BIT will
Gene forward With Iase:3t.c aras aad
offer their treasii-s.a. ss.c!ss Eias1lla-s OH
heir part vtsil6 ss.sa Lie Gs,.nnaitreeira. s
long and IA igaiag research, ard enable
hem . gle more ulsu 10 tho Frs per
arrangement Of the I-saesea co5ievfiaa.
"a roonl IN the ArB lIats has ia.e4. 81, ted
tp tho Grst.e Exhibit Jais aii /,
being fire proe-. i q CO. aAts wtai Ue Tes-
fscr!y safe; ~H9reoye-, "a etI cs4i fasl ige-
man will u. ylefs;sas ~ Care :o4t. might
and dag.
All a~iticics and letters sent IS A..ie seri-
inittep should be directed ellie; to Mrs.
EngrI,e Soniat, Commissioner iar Creole
Exhibit, rs Baronne = rect, or to I.adi4s'
epulittce FIR Creole Fxhibj Of the
North. c.ntlal and Seata Antsficsu Expc-
sitiou, No ~ st. Cisarlpa strict.
Mrs. EUGENE SuNIAr,
Gnmu issioneF sNr G;sy.e Exi;o;f.
MEs. VICTOR TopsTALL, Seerotars
gary % above named ar isles sill l4
grateful " iecei vrd by Miss NJ. i. E-lBEE,
Abbevlie, Fesmilion parlst, la.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-24
Wit and Humor.

The lady who hustanaed Lei
means was u single woman.
Hair pins arc the only sure pre-
ven,ivc against hair falling Of.
A Woman recently applied at one
Of the New York city Jispcnsaries
stating her disease to be fir taslor
of the heart.
Sec here, mister said an IrisL
Ind Of seven summers, who was
driven up . tree by a dog, IF you
don't take the dog away, I'll cat up
all your apples"
A man being asked, as he lay
sLning himself ia the grass, what
was he height Of his ambition. re
piled: 10 marry q rich widow
with . bad cough"
NO man in England thinks OF
backing hrs own boots" said HI
Englishman TO Mr.. L:ucoln. Whose
boots does he black 2 Mr. Liueoln
9nietlF asked.
Put~two persons in o bedroom,
one OF whom has The tooth ache, and
the other 10 III love. aud it will he
found that the person having the
tooth ache will so 10 sleep first.
When you pass a door after nine
O'clock at night, and see a yonng
man aud woman, aud hear q smack
you may bet your bottom dollar that
the yonng nan don't live there.
An old minister up town the other
day asked a woman what ronld be
done 70 induce her husband to attend
church. u don't know" che replied.
unless you were 10 put a pipe aud
a jug OF whitky in the pew"
An attorney, about to furnish, a
hill Of costs, was requested hy his eli
ent. a baker. TO make il as light a.
he could" All" replied the attor.
ney. that's what you may say 10
your foreman, but its not the way /
make my bread"
4 believe you are a fool. John"
testify exclaimed Mrs. Miggs az
her husband unwittingly presented
her the Int end Of d potato dish.
which she promptly dropped and
broke. Yes, he added. rc-ignedly
that's What the clerk told me VIXEN
went 70 lake ont my marriage
license"
The poe: wrote that she had q
lovely form, and the German com.
positor got hold ofit-ihe poem. not
the form ana informed tho wori
that she had d lovely farm. And
thai il Why 4 lot Of young men Of an
agricultural tnrf commenced TO VOC
her for all they-or, rather, al ~
mas worth.
xgN &
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-24
JUDGME
-O-O-
ST1TE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Vermilion.
TWENTY FIFTH JUDI DISTRICT COURT
Ne. II.
-G-c-
Alii.ea /. Faux
WgNTY FIFTH JUpL DISTRICT COURT
Alilca /. Faux
Joseph W. Harrington.

In this case, tie wife having been
duly authorized by the Court to
stand in judgment and a default
having been regularly entered and
no motion being made t. set the
same aside nor answer filed, and the
delays having elapsed ; and tie law
and the evidence being III favor of
plaintiff AIihea Ann Faux and
against the defendant. JoscEh w.
Harrington it il ordered. adjndscd
and decaccd that said plaintiff de-
have Judgment d~ccrecine her The res
toration and the administration oil
her separate raraplsernal properly.
free from. the eohlrtl Of her said
husband 1t is further ordered. cd.
judged aud decrced thu. said plain.
Tiff do have jndrH en- and do recover
from said asIes FAINT lie sum OF
Three Hundred and fifty dollals,
with five per centlpfr anpnm interest
from Sept. 1fh 1855 until payment
It is further ordered that defendant
pay costs Of suit.
Thus done, read and signed III
open court at Court House. town Of
Abbeyilie. this Fad day Of 0etober
4 D .,J885.
(iigucd) G. D~rBA1LLoN, Judge.
25ih judi Dist. La.
Filed October 2. 1885,
.lSignedl Gro. W. SUMMERS.
by Clerk.
a true copy:
I.Asr1E BaousskRD,
Clerk Of Court.
Oct. 1885, St.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-24

A number OF adults and some
children left Bridgeport a few days
ago For Utah, they being converts to
the Mormon faith. They were 10,
ignorant people, but on the contrary
we'll educated and had been in the
Methodist and Presbyterian. faiths.
The females said openly that they
.evpected 10 practice polygamy as
y believed il The doctrine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18
METAL POISON.

am q coppersmith by trade, and during n
seIles OF years my arms (beinV bare vher, A.
Noikl nave absorbed n wonderful amount az
Hetti poison, Having q scrofulous tAnden.
" from my youth, the small articles ~ CON
~ snu prass would set Into the sores and
~ WIS process the poison was conveyed IN
~ , M ploou VII my Whole system became
lnlecleu. was treated with the old rene.
ues OF mercury and iodlde potassium Sail.
haeivn borrowed, my l. eth are all loose In my
mead my digestive organs detanned and I
nave been helpless In bed for over a \ Ear with
mereuIis4 rheumausm. My Joints were All
sWohen, and lost the use of my arms and
legs, and became helpless as an infnuf
MY suuerings became SO Intense thai IA yvaS
Impossible far me to rest The doctora adj.
Nlseu me 10 30 to the city hospital for treat.
nent. This could not bear. A friend, who
mas proved friend indeed. urged me 10 Try
Swlits specific, believing Il would cure me.
Olners disco uraged me- but secured a few
ootties, and nave now taken two dozen hot
tles. The hrst effect of the medicine was Ia
bring the poison TO the surface, and / broke
out all over In running sores They soon
disappeared and my skin cleared OF MY
knees, which had become twice their natu mi
size. nave resumed their usual re and nre
supple as OF yore, My arms and hands are mi
rlght again and can use them without main
me entire disease has lett all parts OF the
BODY save Two ulcers ON my wrists, which
are healing rapidly. l am weak from long
confinement, but have the use of all my
limbs. This medicine is bringing me out OF
the greatest trial of my life, and | cannot
ind words sufficient to express my spprecIa
ton OF It's virtues, and the gratitude fee
that ever heard of II.
PETER e. LOVE, Augusta, Ga.
January 0, 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18
A $4,000
Bed Room Suit to be Given A

Bed Room Suit to be Given Away.
This fine suit will be given away by
us ON January /, 1856, and the prizes
will be classified as follows:
]. Redstead, dresser and washstand.
2. Mantel.
3. Wardrobe.
If you purchase $50 worth Of goods
from US at retail, at one time, we pre-
sent you with ticket.
We defy competition in prices, and
the finish and style of our goods are
excelled by none.
Believing we can make it to your
interest to do so, we cordially invite
YOU to examine our stock. Respect
fully, FAKES q 90.
Quite o number of these circulars
have been mailed TO parties living out
OF the city, and orders are being re,
ceived daily. This ia without doubt
the most liberal offer ever made by
any furniture house in the state, and
those who have seen the suit appreci
ate its value.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18

ty Is susceptible Of still higher moral
attachments, subject to greater
Improvement, and vice versa, Rut
such elevation must of necessitv he in
It's very nature of that consistency
which will maintain its permapencv
otherwise, like the rocket that Ia
thrown into the skies, ii will turn, ex-
plode and descend again. We do not
hoid tnat the moral tone Of people
cannot retrograde below certain fixed
standard of morality, for as an upward
tendency to better state OF virtue Is
possible on the one hand, 1t holds good
That the standard can be lowered lust
rs far as an absence OF virtue is notice
able among the people. 1t IL, there
lore, obvious that community can
take much higher plane OF morality.
How BY the reformation of its indi-
vldual citizens. Let him that stole,
steal no more; let him who has yielded
10 vice, stand erect and put 1t beneath
his feet. But we are not discussing
what to do to better a community
morally, but the fact that such result
Is possible; that such result Is desira-
bic, and that such should be the intent
and purpose of each citizen to aid in
bringing about that result.
Again, the third thought is, that true
virtue Is essential to maintain each ad-
vancement made. No pretentions will
avail; no extraneous efforts will suf
iica but virtue-true religion, II you
please, is the basis upon which the
beautiful moral structure must be
erected, and If Christ is recognized by
the ways of the people this grand
moral structure OF community will
tower like the spires which penetrate
the skies. SELDOM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18
MORGAN.
A Baby Cyclone-A Home Musicale.
Epecial
contestant

A Baby Cyclone-A Home Musicale.
Special.
MORGAN, TEX, May ia breeze
which was evidently a near relative to
cyclone struck this city about 3
O'Clock yesterday evening, and with a
hard rain for an accompaniment
continued about two hours steadily.
No damages are reported as regards
houses or persons. It is feared that
the wheat crop will suffer greatly in
the surrounding country.
Prof. Quinn's music class gave an
other of It's interesting concerts at the
academy Friday night. The enter
tainment Is spoken OF in the highest
terms by those who attended. The
proceeds, which were very large, as the
spacious hall was crowded to
overlooking, will be donated to the
Episcopal church fund. Prof. Quinn
and family departed Saturday for Bry-
an, from whence they will start in a
few days for their old home in New
Jersey. They have many friends In
Morgan, who wish them q pleasant
visit and trust that on their return TO
Texas they will locate here perma-
nently.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18
Malarial Poison.

The drought In Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the wells, and we were COM
PEELED TO use water from the creek on the
plantation. The result was that all were
troubled with chllls and fever. ] carried
with me several bottles of Swfts Specific,
ana an as long Us ! took y ! had perfect health
was afflicted with chills. When | resumed
It's use, was all right again. We have used
IL IN our family as an anidote for malaria
poison for two or three years, and have never
known II to fail in q single instance.
w G. FURL0w.
Sumpter CO.. Ca, Sept. III, 1881.
Treaties on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
Tree. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18
UrpDING BELLS.
y,osnses Issued During the
'ss Month of April.

,,ousroN COUNTY.
h pYemby and Callie Hicks,
MI ..t"n and Eliza Black, w j
n PA NJ f Griffith, Spencer
pa Ada A Stampley, Albert
A and md Mrs Charlotte White, y w
4 and Mollie Morris; John whey
s nsd Williams, james Baker
wv, ~ Hamilton, J Is Bennett and
<Dliyer. s,,,
4 ay,nc aud Fannie Mercer, III
IN and Sarah Q Lancaster, 0
a and N e McCreary.
NAVARRO COUNTY.
4 poothe and Allie Riddle, A T
lsn and Zenobie Wilson, Jesse
Il y and Mrs Julia J. McFadden,
M and NJ J Blackwell, o b
2I.ud and Belle Bird, ] 9 John
4 Hattie Coats, j w Hawkins
.,y b Aston, Claude Sheriff.
< ryie Chitwood, James O'Neall
:Ii,s Ross. Mathew J Reese and
= Sheets, A T. Gossett, Jr. and
Mills. ID III Farmer and Ida s
IA j P Green and Matte Cox,
'$rbsrds and Maggie Burris. J II
sud Nancy Holt.
uPsHUR COUNTY.
hl,yair and Ssllie Maberry, T.
& nd T. A Tucker, @ J Chromis-
ijsInmie Gage, q w Campble
4 Matte Walders, ] M Bon
nd Hattie Long.
DENTON COUNTY.
harmon and Mrs. NJ. @. Medlin,
|Iymtherby and Nettie Barthofi,
Eu,tln and Mary A. McClurkau,
Nance and Ida Wade, II. A.
ud Emma Bennett, Il. M. Bent
4 Viola Short, James s. Rainey
,elis Z. Rogers, A. w. j. Toll
Z d sallie E Gober, Il. w. Lang
< d Ibby A. Rudd, Walter +.
a and Marie A. Foster, w. II.
z,aht and Mamie II. Hiser, r..
and Mrs. England, N. D..
km and Laura Robinson, w.
/ bpage and p. H. Below.
HAYS COUNTY.
Nam Glover and Elizabeth
Colley Riley and Sarah l.
Henry Simpson and Lueta G
Nus, ] P Sample and Jesse Lyell,
Sands and M f Jones, August
man and Luna Haster, Henry
3$nd Emma Smith.
MEDINA COUNTY.
nam Morris and Clariss Jeani-
bulls A Kempf and Malthilda
James l. Dietemann and Mrs
szczsdrowski, Richard Victor
BID Elisa Haass, John II Walters
hbecca O King, James f Haby
|4Iexsndrin Haigelin.
LEON COUNTY.
~ Brown and Mary Hickman,
n Garland and Sophiona Eddins,
dyson and Fanny Pistole, John
&hnor and Sallie Blair.
GREGG COUNTY.
12phrey Everbart and Nellie
flames l.. Lewis and Mollie l..
n, Wyatt Newsom and Emeline
ehder, Joseph Thompson and
Ne Wiley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18

Superior grade linen lawns l5c at
Randall & Chambers Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY ST
A Great Medical Work on Manhood.

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physicai
Debility, Premature Decline in Man, Error
OF Youth, and the untold miseries resulting
from indisoretion or excessiou. A book for
every man, young, middle aged and old, II
contains l2 prescriptions for acute and
chronic disease, each or which 10 invaluable
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10 the lot OF any physician. 800 pages bound
In beautiful French muslin, embossed c0vers
In gilt, guaranteed 10 be q finer work In
every sense mechanical, literary and pro,
fessional-ihan any other work gold IN this
country for S250, or the money will be 70
funded in every instance. Price only 81 by
mail postpaid. illustrative sample 5 cons,
Send now, Gold medal awarded the author
by tho National Medical Association, TO tbs
officers OF which he refers.
The Science OF Life should be read by thu
young for instruction, and by the AFFLICTED
FOR relief. IL will benefit all London lance,
There IN no member of society 10 whom the
Science OF Life win not be useful, whether
youth, parent, guardian, instructor or cleT
gyman..-Ar1Onaia
Address the Peabody Medical Institute,or Or
w. r, Parker, No. 4, Bnlnnch Street, Boston,
Mass, who may be consulted on all discusses
requiring skin and experience. Chronic and
obstinate diFpases that have AE al bafiiod
the skill OF all other physltt Giant
speciality. Such treated TUXcEl < sue
cessiully without an Inst III oEAf amos
OF failure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18
Bucklen,s Arnlca saIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheumr fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns and al skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles or no pay
required, 1t is guaranteed to glvep
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
III. w. Williams Il Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-18

Water Coolers
And bird cages at w. p. Lewis d
Bros,