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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-21
CDNNECTE0ES:
MEDICAL.

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StreNgs e NJ
ing Remedy
a n Il n eT y &
assnES is the
legitimate result
OF over twenty
years practice, bva
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Qualified tBA
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-21

A ELEGANT BRICK STRCC-
~ TURE. capable OF accommodating lGn
GUESTS. Two minutes walk f. the depot.
Provided with all the modem improvements.
The cuisnf i under the management OF eX-
parienc ed Looks, and is not -urpassed in the
State.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
THE HOUSE.

This was local day in the house,
and number Of bills of that character
were disposed Of.
Mr.. Pendleton of Tarrant obtained
a suspension OF the rules and had a
bill affecting his judicial district taken
up and passed. 1t changes the time
OF the holding OF court In Parker
county from the first Monday in Feb
ruary and August 10 the first Monday
in January and July, and gives Tar
rant county four terms of court in
stead of two, beginning on the sixth
Monday after the first Monday in Jam
uary and On the second Monday In
April, Sept ember and November. 1t
goes into effect ninety days after pas
sage.
The mechanics and material-meu's
lien law OF Mr.. Bergstrom was dis
cussed and several minor amendments
adopted.
MIR. Taylor OF Red River county
offered an amen dment masking 1t APP
ply 10 farm laborers, pending the con-
alteration of which the special order
was given precedence.
The bill conceding to w. ]. Jones
and his assigns the submerged floats
In front OF Virginia Point elected Il
warm debate.
Mr.. Fisher of Galveston moved to
strike out tho enacting clause, which
was defeated by 20 to 81.
Messrs Taylor, Woods of X aufman
and Fisher opposed the bill and Messrs.
Upton and Taukersley favored 1t. The
latter argued that Ii would
break down the Galveston
wharf monopoly, the opponents
Of the bill that IL would enable Hunt
ington who PROPOSES TO construct s
channel and erect wharves on tbt
flats, TO build up q bigger monopoly 10y
pooling with the old wharf company
An amendment by Mr.. Underwood
that no Wharfage should be charged
OH he flats WAS adopted.
Mr.. Fisher offered an amendment
giving the parties lease of twenty
five years instead of relinquishini
title.
Mr.. Upton objected to this, that Il
construct the channel and wharvei
would require Sl,000,00 and tina
| therefore the time was too short.
Pending discussion the house Rd
journed until Monday morning.
The following bills were introduced
By joint committee TO authorize the
cspitol board to substitute granite fo
limestone in the new capitol as t.
graphed last night.
BY Mr.. Tate, regulating the sale o
the free echocl university and asylum
lands.
Mr. Pendleton withdrew and Mr.
Tarleton renewed his motion mad
yesterday evening to reconsider tn
land bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
XlXlh LEGISLATURE.
The Adverse Committee Report on
Senator Jones Railroad Freight
Bill Adopted.
A Bill Giving Tarnnt County -Four
TENS Of Court Yearly Instead Of
Two, Passes the House.
SENATE.
Anarlnn


AUSTIN, Ten. March s.-Judic;ssy
committee No. reported unfavorably
houee bills numbers lis and 1875.
Favorably, the house bill regulating
the taking OF testimony.
Unfavorably the bill TO regulate the
taking OF the deposition of foreign cor.
poratlonr.
Unfavorsbly, the bill fixing the fees
OF sheritfs In civil cases.
The bill changing Brazos county TO
the Galveston branch OF the supreme
court was reported favorabiv.
Mr. Houston OF Wheeler county in
troduced bill providing for the re-
demption Of land sold under execu.
ton.
Mr.. Shannon introduced bill 10
authorize the capitol board to 40 change
the capitol cor tract as TO substitute
granite for limestone.
MIR. Jones' railroad freight bill was
laid before the senate, the pending
question being the adoption of the ad.
verse committee report, After SONS
discussion 1t was sdopted by yeas Is
nays 10.
A joint resolution turning the Alamo
over to the city OF San Antonio was
passed. Adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
MEXICO.
Fraudulent Stamp Transactions-The
Stencil Problem Solved.

Stencil Problem Solved.
CRY OF MENIco, March 7.-More
accurate information has been made
public regarding the fraudulent hand.
ling of government revenue stamps,
mentioned yesterday. 1t has been
demonstrated that the stamps in ques-
ton were paid 10 the discharge Of
a government obligation TO the house OF
Wexel d DeGress, who, having no inn
mediate use for the same, sold them 10
other merchants The law does not
countenanee such traffic In sta ups.
Upon the recent arrival OF Gen
Gonzales, ex-presldent Of the Repub-
llc, lat the San Luis POTASH, the students
OF that city issued printed ciriulare
protesting In vigorous language against
the reception given the eXprezident
by the governor ~ the state.
The waters OF Lake Ochimilco have
been turned into Lake Texecco and
the experiment has proved 10 be the
solution Of the obnoxious stencil prob
lem. The east winds no longer bring
pestilenee aud disease. This work was
executed by order Of the governor OF
the Federal district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
CENTRAL AMERICA
A President Of Central America De-
clared by the Republic Of
Guatemala.

SAN SALVADOR, March Tin April
last II was generally believed that
Guatemala was intent upon declaring
BArris first president Of Central Amer
lea. A forced loan was raised osteu-
slbly for an inte-roeeauic railway,
which placed 81 OO0, 900 and "A, 600 men
al the disposal Of Barris, u
Is supposed that the only thing
withholding him at that time
WAS the nrobably direct intervention
OF the United States la Nlcsraugs
which would be obnoxious 70 Guale-
mala As II would tend 20 make her
secondary TO Central American affairs.
Last night Guatemala declared that
Ruiino Barrio should assume COM
mand Of the army, thereby making
him the frat president and generals
sImo OF the Central American forces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
PLEURo PNEUMONIA.
The Dread Disease Developed In
Herd of Jerseys In Missouri.

The Dread Disease Developed In
Herd Of Jerseys In Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 7.--Advices
from Fulton, Mo. state that pieuro
pneumonia has developed In herd Of
Jersey cattle belonging to the state
asylum ut that place, and that eight
cows have died within month and
o hers are sick. The Injection was
communicated by q bull purchased last
July from s = Trlpp Of Peoria, Ill.
AS soon AS the animal was known
TO be Infected he was isolated from the
herd, but the contaglon had spread
with the above result. DIR. ITum-
bower Of the agricultural department
OF Washington has been In FultoD
several days He made thorough
examination Of the herd. He declares
that the disease Is pleuro-pneumonis,
and advises the killing Of the entire
herd. Effective measures will be im.
mediately taken 10 prevent the spread
of the disease outside OF the herd
Affected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
o. Nc. REED,
KYLE.
Corn Planting About Completed
Pneumonia Prevalent.

SPECIAL.
KYLE, TEX March ~ Mrs. Harris,
Il lady who moved to Kyle from Mis-
souri, short time since, died early this
morning after weeks sickness from
pneumonia. The remains will be In.
tered In the city Gem etery tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Corn planting is about over aud
farmers are busy getting their ground
rcndy for cotton.
Mr.. Otto Gross and wife left to-day
for the New Orleans exposition.
Several cases OF pneumonia are re.
ported In town this week, but only one
has proven fatal.
The weather continues delightful
II seems az II spring had actually sci
in,
n. Hillman and wife will depart
Monday for New York and other
Northern cities. They will stop al
the New Orleans expedition on theil
return.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
SAVED HER LIFE!
hannah. MnIninnh 49, nn.

DIR. J. BRApSiEbni Dear Sir u have taken
several bottles oI your Female Regulator ior
falling OF the womb and othor diseAsos com
bin'd, ofsixtecn years stan Ing. and Trsaiiy
bei!oro am cured sptfrciy. for which plsase
accept my heartfelt thanks aud meat pro.
found gratitude, I know yoar medicine
saved my life, 80 you soe Ga not epeek too
hiahly IN its favor. | have recommended u
20 several OF my friends who ara Suffering M
waA. Yours very respectful ".
MIRA. w, n. sTIcDnfNH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
TESTED Il QUARTER or 4 OEKTUR -
IN STANDS LNRIVN I'm.

I4AuhAn0T, GA,
On. lRADFfFLD, Atlanta, Ca Dear hsr-
take pleasure In stating That I have ssod.
FOR the last twenty years, the medicine you
are now putting up, known ~ Dr. Brednelds
Female Regulator. and consider IL tho best
combination ever gotten together for tho dis
eases for which II ~ recommended. with
kiEdost regards nm, respectfully,
w. II FERRELI, M. u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
ArLANrA.nA.

ArLAHFh. GA,
DR. !. BHADFHLni Dodr 6ir-ssoWo fifteen
years ago examined tue recipe ~ Female
Regulator, and carefully studied authorities
Ia regard TO It's componeuts, aud then tas
well as now pronounce { 10 be the most sell
oniiro and skiilful combination Of the really
reliable remedial vegetable agents known TO
science, 10 act directly ON tho womb and
uterine organs, and the organs and paris
syInpathiElng directly Win these; and there
fore, providing u sIieciag rsBpedD TOR All dis
easea Of the wotib. aud OF tho adI scent organs
and parts. You're truly,
jessie BORING, M. d., u. u.
Treatise on tho Health ana Happiness Of
Woman matted free 10 amy address.
TBE BRADrfrLD HEgULAgoH Coz
BOX ~ Atlanta. GA.
~. W Williams A Co, wholesale and retail
agents. Fort Worth, Te1ap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
PLANO.
Obituary The Literary Entertain
ment at the Institute.

PLANO, TEX, March 2 Mrs. KIM
brough, the wife OF /. b. Klmbrough,
pastor Of the Baptist church at this
,lace died suddenly this morning OF
congestion Of the lungs. Her loss ls
deeply mourned by her many friends.
The literary entertainment nj the
plano institute last night was largely
attended, and all were delighted
with IL.
Or. j. p. Coffsy and wife returned
home from the New Orleans exposi'
ton last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
WICHITA FALLS
A Citizens Meeting to Expatiate on
the Postmastershlp.
GpoctnI

Special
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, March r.
A meeting OF citizens was held last
night TO consider the post-oilice ques.
ton. Within the past few weeks A,
ID. Acres, to the surprise of every one
here, was appointed postmaster vice
John Williams, who has held the OF.
flee since IL WAS u $1,000 Office two J ears
ago, II becominga presidential appoint
nient last July. Williams clsius he
WAS reappoiuted and confirmed by the
aenate az that time Acres Is u Demo
crat but his Republican friends
who secured his appointment
claim that Williams had never
been recommissioned, and that
In consequence there was "A vacancy,
and that Acres fills It. The sympathy
Ia all with Williams, and ~ there were
several other candidates for the Office
the Meeting was held to determine
who shSold have the Enforcement al
the people, and out Of the five whose
names We're presented Williams re-
ceived three TO one over all. Acres
name was not presented, but he re.
ceived n few votes. This IL the open
ing of the campaign here, and from
the earnest manner displayed by those
voting,a spectator would have thought
| that IL settled the matter
A saloon outfit started from here
yesterday for Harold. This ~ the
ii rst break for the new town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
Giles Eminent Iodide Ammonia

Removes all Unslghpy Bunobes cnrss
IAneneHs Ina Cate. spiral MeainSltis
gprurg Knees Out tor Founder. NchK
limbs SPAWN. I'll gDDDc. WindgallA
No stai 10 should DO without H. hsilrge1.
mining aud express cnnpauies AL use n tll,s.
III Bsinont and i,OriliHd ~ has achieves
wonders OneiTinl wi c9nyi 90.
Write DIT GILES. Box 1908 y, 20 wnD
Will, without charge, give AoFiee on ~ Xxx. ets
aEes aud al o ON the management ~ eantsg
old by eli druggists nj DC. and tlDl h0itls
md Ia qu rts a 100, 10 which t9sre gfvsA
for ianily use that In yellow fof cattle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
Ponce WIG.

Half a million pounds bsrbed ard
smooth wire for sale, cheap
w. A. HUFFMAN IMP. 60,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
HfAP COLUMN.

-, vnder tAs head wm b On
'sis', -. Of nee cents a line, each tnsey-
| .n-d, to he tine. No advertisement ,.'.,'t
= g@. ,san ttcentS.Sve cents. Prfie'
~ sare no rlEnf,l0 account must pay
~ -----.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08

VTERSoN-ON THE EXT kSIoN OF
V the Fort Worth & d nver City railway
line will be one OF the largest townsin North.
west Texas. Town lots for sale by r. Wind
sor Robinson, wn agent and dealer In
lands. Wichita Falls. Tex Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08

NTfLLIS q COPPER. 2 MAIN STREET,
w real estate and live stock ngant, Have
for sale and rent several choice properties in
city and county: buy and sell real estate
aud live stock on G mmission, and do "A &c n.
eral commission business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
The Clouds Rol

We offer bargains In Mems Suits of Clothing.
We offer bargains in Boys Suits of Clothing.
We offer bargains in Mems Pants.
We offer bargains in Mems Shirts.
We offer bargains In Gents Furnishing Goods.
Bargains i'm Ladies', Gents and Children's Hose
We offer bargains in Trunks.
We offer bargains in Cotton, Wooden and Lii
Goods for Boys Wear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08

hR.w. u NJ MASON WISHES TO IN.
hCHuguiate new pian and way OF getting
our dental work DONE and TO this end re-.
quests ali interes ed 10 cal and consult him
AT once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
cash, balance on time. Address; Box o,
Alexander. Texas ~

NOTICE TO. STOCRMEN = PERSONS
IN wishing TO buy stock will find il 70 their
Interest TO write 10 =. G, Halle, Crockett,
Houston county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08

WY ii. ALDRlDGE, ATTORNEY a.
w law, Notary Public and Land Agen
lS2I Jones street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-08
LAW CARDS.

Members of rort worth In,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-07
(Continued.)
Am ohIoan,. opInIon OF the sonth.

Visitors at the fair recently remem-
ber the distinguished looking white
whiskered gentleman whose gallantry
was so conspicuous. He came to
Pulaski on delicate errand, as was
supposed, and now it seems he was
smitten with all of us. He thus writes
to his home paper, the Toledo Bee:
Having during the last four years
travelled extensively through the SOUTH
ern States, and just returned after u
visit OF some weeks in the beautiful
State of Tennessee, / desire 10 add my
oncomium in honor of the noble mag
uanimity and true warm hearted los
pitality of the Southern people. They
are the most courteous and deferential
in all their dealings with each other
/ ever met with. There is an alb
sence OF that chicanery which 1 find
is looked upon by many in the
north as smartness. They are
thoroughly truthful in all their b U.s.
iness, and are beginning to realize
that the result of the war is a bless
ing for .he South, as so many north
erners are making their homes
amongst them, and infusing that life
and go-ahead push which is character
istic Of the Yankee. met with some
Ohio and Indiana gentlemen who went
south OH tour OF inspection, and made
the discovery that the Amaranthine
flowers of the South were so much
more genial to their cold northern nat
ure, that they became willing captives
to the seductive wiles Of goddess "Nc-
nus" who alone has the power OF be-
slowing that remedy which is the SOW
ereign panacea for all the ills OF liio.
know OF several fair owners OF farms,
who would be willing To dispose OF
them TO the right man, having good
credentials, as the southern ladies have
a penehant for northern widowers cor
bachelors. Let those who are in favor
of reconstructing the South on sure
and solid basis go and live amongst
them and add TO the vast throng
who admire noble people. Manulac-
tories are going up extensively, and
the day is not far distant when the
western merchant will go south To pur-
chase his goods instead OF the east.
There are to-day many noble ladies
who suffered the loss OF everything
during the war, who were true to
stars and stripes. 1t is unjust for any
man to speak against IA generous, van
quished foe, until he has gone amongst
them and become acquainted. do
not mean to say there are not south
lots OF just such mean political dema-
gogues as we have amongst us, whose
whole object OF life is to stir up strife,
for the sake of the spoils. Toledo has
many Of such ringsters. / never
heard word uttered against the north.
They say the Ratchet is buried, let us
be brethren and dwell in peace and
show 10y our unity and good will to all
man kind that we can bid defiance to
all the world. G. Ii. RATTENBURY.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-07

MIR. VERTREEs' policy is 10 draw
Tennessee democratic policy and
practice all up in a little lump so
he may easily handle il. An article
copied elsewhere from the Dyersburg
Ghzette calls to mind how Mr.. Yer
trees, while State committee chair
man, tried to centralize all the COM
mittees and their work, and now he
seeks to centralize the conventions.
lie wants to lump things up 50 he and
his tools may make one fell swoop do
the whole business. II he tries 10 boss
bv detail il is too tedious and difficult,
but il he can get all power gcd in
one central committee and all nomi-
nations made at one central conven-
ton, why then one fight places him in
complete bossery of the whole party,
and then he can go 10 the senate HIM
self, make Merrill proprietor Of the
railroads, foist Head or some other
deadhead into the capitol, give Savage
a pension, and parcel out his patron
age to bootlicks who will swear to
perpetuate his rule. That's TJyhns
dream.-Iidaski ChiseR.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-07
WHOLE NO. 2,598.

upon you, and it is most important
one. Hear me calmly. Do you think
it is possible for man 10 be happy
who is united to a woman who does
not love him ?"
Il don't know, Dolly"
"Nor do |. You do not love the
squire; your heart turns from him"
@Yes," asscnted her cousin.
'For you to marry him, then, will
bring misery to both of YOU
Il will try to love him, Dolly. A
sense Of duty as his wife will school
my heart into affection"
mo, no, Hazel; don't say that. The
heart must love spontaneously, or not
at ALL"
1T is easy for you 10 say that, Dolly"
replied Hazel. @You know my hitiier
is a man of strong will and unyielding
purpose, and Dolly" she said in a
trembling voice, IL love my father, as
well us fear him, and both love and
fear prompt me to do whatever he
wills..p
"Alas, my gentle cousin, my heart
trembles for your future welfare said
Dolly, as she tighteiiei the arm that
still lay around the neck of Hazel.
"Your father will not sacrifice you
knowingly, but it is clear that he locks
upon external things as OF more inn
portance than any other considera-
ton"
"Dcllyp exclaimed Hazel, with
look of reproof.
1T is as 1 say, Hazel, and you know
and feel it. You have been sold by
your father to Squire Rodney, and he
is base enough to hold you to the bar
gain"
"Dolly! Dolly let me conjure you,
in Heavens name, to forbearl' Do you
wish to break my heartg"
"No; mean to save it from that
dreadful tate while there is yet hope.
wish to inspire you with resolu-
lion to flee from the danger which
threatens you"
at is, as | have said before, all i'm
vain, Dolly" replied Hazel moumfully.
DO not, therefore, disturb my mind
by urging step which cannot take"
"Then you will obey your father and
become a miserable woman for lifeg'
aid Dolly impatiently.
81 do not know what i am to be-
,ome," returned Hazel. II will move
Onward in the way that have to go,
ind hope and pray for the best"
Dolly said no more, but She felt sad
hat her cousin rejected her counsel.
She looked at Hazel reproachfully, and
quietly walked out of the room.
As soon as Hazel found herself
lone she wept and cried out in bitter
nguish:
"Dolly is right; ought not to wed
he squire. Oh, Arthur, my love, my
ing, love you better than any one
n the world, but / would TO Heaven
1e had never metl"
fContinued)
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-07
How he Drove Rottor Than he Knew

Mr.. Geo. Il. Jackson drew 5000 in
The Louisiana State Lottery this
month. His ticket was number 26S2 }.
He has been lucky as he has been only
in this State about year and worked
on salary for the Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express, ana is now worth over $5,U0J.
The full particulars and any informa-
ton given on application TO NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Not every
emigrant to this country strikes it so
rich in the same length Of time
Neuton (Kas.) Democrat, Sept 1s.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-07

"All right, girl. Now, wife, where
is the bundles and the things / have
to take to market p
Dolly, who had gone around the
house, opened the door in time to hear
her uncleis question, and she called
out:
sThe bundles are all on the porch,
Uncle Kirke."
@That's right, lass, replied the mil
ler.
"There's my samples OF grain," said
the squire, as he handed Dunstan a
small package.
.Be sure you mail my letters and
don't forget my list" said Hazel.
4 @No, girl, slia'n't forget anything.
Pm not the forgetting kind,p said the
miller, as he stepped out on the porch.
He suddenly turned to his daughter
and said, "Ah! / am overlooking one
thing now--to ask after Mr.. Caring
ford; how is he this morning, lass? 2"
Better, think, father"
eHal he better be. He has been
here more than month now; he's
long time getting we'll"
@But think how horribly he was
hurt.n
@Aye; but I've seen older bones
sooner mended. 1t is time he was
well an off to his work. Give him a
hint, girl; and here, my darling, give
me partin' kiss"
Dunstan Kirke embraced his daugh-
ter, and, laying his hand on her head,
said:
God be wi ye, child, and keep ye
always the blessing that ye are.
The miller then departed for his
weekly journey to town, and the squire
soon after took his leave. Mrs. Kirke
and Dolly went into the kitchen to
prepare the dinner.
Hazel, as soon as she found herself
alone, sat down in her fathers arm
chair before the fire.
"Ah, thank Heaven" she exclaimed,
"my father cannot see the wretched,
heart havep
Overcome by emotion, the unhappy
girl sobbed as if her heart would
break.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-07
Miraculous Escape.

w. w. Reed, druggist, OF Winches-
ter, Ind writes: "One Of my custom
ers, Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Ram
dolph Co, Ind, was a long sufferer
with Consumption, and was given up
to die hy her physicians. She heard
OF Dr. Kings New Discovery for Com
sunption, and began buying il OF me.
IN six months time she walked to
this city, Adistance Of six miles, and is
now so much improved she has omit
using it. She feels she owes her life
to it." Free Trial Bottles At Owen a.
Moore Drug Store.