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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
Now Time Gard.

rNking Erect May Is, 1855.
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20. col daily. p m $40 .. M
No, 5G daily except sun. SODA. m.
30 1t daily a, M 100 A. m:
10 81 dsiIy .Scspi Ban..7.,O p. m. $50
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30, tl2 daily. ..,...,,.,., $50 p. IN. $40 y. m.
no ia daily via DALAI. ..o,20 y. m. as p. M.
SOUTH.
wO. lsl daily via Dallas 1850 n. m. 100 "a. IA.
roar WORTH DE NyER CITY
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RUNNING or TRAINS.
Nos, Sns and BOl between 81. Louis and El
PAao,
Nos; and 500 between Fort Worth and
Eos s6s and sO1 between Fort Worth and
Colorado,
through nom san Antonio TO st, Louis,
Nos. lh3 and l6i run via Dallas
Nos, and between Fort Worth houston
and Galveston. .. ID, LusW,
Union Ticket Agent,
CHANGE orTrnR,
On aud attsr september ii. 1884, passenger
Graiu will
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Office in Gazette Building,

We have list of Fine Ranch Properties M0
SALE to which we invite the attention of Can furnish
Horses thoroughbred and hghgrade Heifers any |
wanted.
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10 and From Europe at Lowest
Rates.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
MOygnFNT or TRAINS,

To Parties Wishing TO Bring Friends to this
Country.
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Mexican Matters.

CRY OF MEXICO, March l4.--Tho &C.
tion of tho Mexican government In con-
demning Barrlos' pretenslons Is warmly
commended by the newspapers Of the
city, almost all recommending that, II
necessary TO put down Barrios, tho Mox-
ican army be sont 10 aid San Salvador
and Nicaragua. 10 Is considered by
many here that If BRrrios should sue
coed In making himself dictator OF
Central America, his next attempt
will be on tho Mexican states
Of Pabasco and Chiapas. lei Monitor
Republican, an opposition paper, alone
recommends that the government shall
in no event take part In the conflict be-.
yond protecting her frontier, saying
that intorferonce would be as improper
as the Maximilian aud French intoFyen.
tion was 20 years ago in Mexico. There
are well founded reports that valuable
coal mine has boon discovered ut Ji.
mulco, one mile from the lAlexlcan Cen.
trail railroad, and that tho Coahuila state
government had sent troops to take
possession.
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NO. 12O

equipments which are tba n
erty OF the Interior denar, prop
except those used for truoking r,,s
poses, the proceeds of the sale to ba po,, pus-
verted into the treasury, the sale ~
tS6e place rs soon as consistant ,y,.N ~
the interests Of the public service. IN, Tsa
| result or this order will be to return ~
their regular duties ofseyen clerks WIZ
nave been employed as drivers. a sim,
liar order has been made by Attornev-
General Garland. 1t is understood that
ex,hepTesentativeP Post, of fPennsylyania'
VIII pe recommended by Secretary In,
mar Tor the assistant secrotarvsbin ~
the interior department, created AZ the
iast session of congress.
me secretary of the navy to-day d.
r,ecteu by telegraph the conimandeTs Of
Mess,s MNasss,aehusetts setts and Shenandoah, Of the
N0rth Atlantic squadron, now near Nav
WTLIleans, MT to proceed to Central America.
hne commanders of the three yessels of
,ra.q vuo Squ,auron remaining at New Orleans
nS "olu ulrected to hold themselves in
tSa tSHauiness 70 execute a similar order. or
tnree Vessels--the Galena, tho Powbat'
Tan and the Smetara are now In Sa,,tss,
I,iii miniiierioan waters. The entire squadron
WlIl ne held subject to orders from
washington. These moverrents ora
understood to have direct reference 10
the endeavor Of Gen. Barrias ~ ,oo,so
hlSseli t1 supreme military chief OF Can.
tral America. 0on-
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CorAIcnnn Cnlllnrs

CoRsIoANA, March H.-ISpecial. THE
nows was received to-day that Hon.
Byan II. Barry, who went TO New York
for the purpose, had disposed of tho s2O,-
600 worth of school bonds at par, and
had also sold the water works bonds,
amounting to $4,000, to good advantage.
A general meeting Of our citizens win
be held ut Tho courthouse, tonight, to
endorse X. y. Neblett, esq, for mayor.
Capt. 5. J. II. Johnson, county COM
missioner TO the Worlds fair at Now
Orleans, returned last night, after two
months absence at tho exposition in
the interest of Navarro county.
Our little weekly, tho Advertiser, is
out with a TRADE against skating rinks,
OF which we now have three in the city,
saying they are under tho control of the
devil and that he liz working in earnest
with a sovereignty over 1000 In our
midst.
Mr. and Mrs. VOORHEES,, of Elizabeth,
Now Jersey, are visiting their brothers
Joe and Jake Allen.
Mrs. BIT. Barry and family left this
morning for New 0rleans, where they
will be met by Hon. B. 4. Barry and
Hon. II. q. Mills, both of whom left last
night from Washington to spend q week
at the exposition.
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Personal Points.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Mr. Fair
chiid qualified as assistant secretary of
the treasury this afternoon and win as.
sumo the duties ofthe office ON Monday
morning.
me president and cabinet receye a
very heavy mail every dav w,icb
SHOWS no sign of growing less. Col.
Lamout smilingly remarked TODAY. az
ne gazed upon the huge pile OF iron.
ehed letters: "That If this state pf
tnings keeps up much longer / will heye
70 pursuade the president to order a
s,,1Ifage storage OF mails for a few days, so AS to
allow us TO catch up" 10 w
me secretary OF the treasury has ra-
celVeu large number oaanonymona
communications, making ali sorts as
scahualous charges against emploves Of
tne treasury. He said this morninu
mat ne wanted to have il known hSS
everybody that he did not propose NJ ~
take the least notice of anonymous Iat.
tors, no matter what was thoir charsc-
Yer, and That 1t will be uselesy to SEND
them to him. 'Vit
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Tho plsmiased Dnlernii.,,

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE follow.
ing is list of persons borne on the rolls
OF the special agents division of the
treasury department, who have been
nouned that their services will not be
required after tho LIST proxinao:
:, Special Agents-W. r. Bates, Charles
u, Gray, James o. Horr, r. M. Kimbail.
John O'Neill aud George b. Swift.
Special Inspectors OF Cust,,ms-J.s A.
lamp, George Christ, Il. j. Coen, Frank
Foster, Cyril Hawkins, James V. KeI-
10y, Nathan kimball, Michael Keely. +
W. Frasier, w. N. r. Goodwin, j. III.
Hroye, Robert Harlan, s. L, Hough, j.
M. Scoyll, w. II. Shackelford, *. NJ.
Slack, William Randall, John Ramaey,
H. IL, Il. Swords, II. Van Veichton, q. b.
weeks, II. w. Woodward and w. H.
Allison.
Fraud Roll. Il. Coke, M. A. Chad.-
wick, g. X. Harris, John Moses, w, *.
hyEanowsko, John s. Sullivan, M!
ington.
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Tho Coal striIxe

PITrsBURd, March 1.-THE miners
strike has developed nothing important
to-day. Both sides remain firm and
equally confident Of victory. The strike
has resulted In scarcity of coal Tor
local supply, but 80 far there has been
no advance In prices.
The striking coal miners of Brier Hill
and Willow Grove mines at meeting
to-day decided to return to work on
Monday at operators terms. Twenty
men at NeoPs lower mines in the fourth
pool also resolved to go in at the reduc-
tion.
THE DISSATISFACTION EXTENDING.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March l4.-There
Is feeling of dissatisfaction growing
among the miners and laborers of the
llazleton district and portion of Car
bon county, and the indications are that
a genegal demand will soon be made on
operators for restoration of the 10 per
cent wages taken from them In Janua-
ry. New lodges of the Knights of Labor
arc being instituted, and the fraternity
is rapidly growing among tho laboring
classes about the various mines.
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APetrlllha FI,h Mammoth.

MCKINNEY, March l.--lSpecial.l i
Mack Smith, farmer residing six
miles northwest OF this place, brought
to town to-day portions OF tho skeleton
of a petriied saurian found on his farm,
The skeleton was some u feet In lengthI
resemblea an alligator In appearance
had saw'like teeth and a now sot o
teeth ready TO take tho place OF the
upper set which were much worn. Sci.
entists here are unable to locate this
petrlhed hshshlp, which It evidently Is
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The Wabash Strike.
AT FORT WAYNE.

FORT WAYNE, March l4,-No new de-
velopments in the Wabash strike at this
point. All the men who were brought
here to take the places of the strikers,
refused to go TO work, and were pro.
vided with tickets to Chicago by the
strikers. The strikers denounce as un-
true the report circulated to-day that
90 OF the original strikers had returned
to work They claim but one striker
has returned to work, and that there
are not 80 men, all told, who are at
work in the shops. The strikers are in
good spirits and confident of the result.
PAIR OF PRISONERS.
ST. LOUIS, March H.-Edward Doc.
little and John Schoenbecker, tho two
strikers arrested at Hannibal yesterday
by United States Marshal Cousins,
for interfering with the Wabash rail-
road, arrived here to-day and were
placed under $500 bond by Judge Treat,
of the United States circuit court, are TO
be examined Monday;
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KHoKuR, Iowa, March ii.-!Ihe local
movement Of Ice above the Mississippi
bridge this morning has stepped. The
ioe which has boen inundated at Fort
Madison aud Montrose since Thursday
is expected to go out here tomorrow.
The foe is out OF the Des Moines now.
The gorge IL brokea and the flooded
lands In Missouri, nsar Alexandria, are
now free from water. The wabash
trains will run ON tholr own line In a
few days. A special TO the Daily Con,
stitution says the Eddyville bridge will
be repaired In time for the Central Iowa
trains to run over II Monday.
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The INDIAN ReservatIo,s

WAsHseroN, March l4.--The presf.
dent is considering the advisability of
revoking the recent order of President
Arthur, throwing open to settlement the
old Winnebago and Grow creek Indian
Indians 1t has been asserted that
the order Of President Arthur,
was illegal, !nasmuoh as the land in.
cluded in the reservation was held by
the Indians under provision treaty OF
1865, that 1t could not be set aside by an
executive order. II this assertion bo
substantiated, the settlers who have,
selected and occupied homesteads on the
reservation would be liable TO enject-
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Fire Record.

HORROR AT PULASKI TENNESSEE,
NAsnvILLE, March l4.--Tho Ameri-
cans Pulaski, Tennessee, special says;
This place was visited by terrible fire
last night, burning several stores. Loss,
$4,000; insured for ono-half. Three men
sleeping over saloon were burned Ia
death. Two were drummers from oth.e,
poir.,si names unknown,
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Dorects In Appropriation B,lIs,

WASHINGTON, March 4.-In the en-
rollment OF the naval appropriation bill
the section providing for tho abolition
OF the naval advisory board, at the dis
cretion Of the secretary of the navy, was.
omitted. The clause appropriatinq
S5OO,OOO for the armament OF new cruis.
ers was also omitted in the enrollmentu
although IL was agreed TO by both
houses 0f congress.
In tho sundyy civil appropriation Bill
the itoin appropriating $4,000 fer tela--
graph polos and material for tho life saw
ing service was also dropped out In on
rOllmOnt
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Mr. Blaine Waits Mr.. Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Mr. Blaine
called at the White House last evening
10 pay his respects to President Cieve-
land. The meeting between tho two
gentlemen was hearty, each shaking
the other oy the haad with a warm
grasp. They were oloseted together
nearly an hour and when Mr.. Blaine
came out tho president accompanied
him to tho door and gave him a cordial
invitation to visit she executive man.
sion frequently.
Miss Cleveland held her regular
weekly reception at the White house this
afternoon. Sho- was assisted by her
sister Mrs. Hoyt. There was a large
number of callers, among whom was
Mrs. James @. Blaine and her son,
Walker Blaine.
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,ast so long, this will stop. Suporln,
eJnuent van Dyne and Master me.
chanlc CLARK, than whom no better man
could be found, have the entire good
VIII OF the strikers, but Assistant Sn-
perlntendent Morford has aronsed
much ill-will, the men Claiming he has
acte1 more extremely in the matter than
| mas Deen necessary. 1t Is belIeved III a
strike Will not last longer than Monday,
anu that the mons wages will be re,
| stored.
AT WACO.
WACO, March Special. An the
section gangs on the Missouri Pacific
road, working adjacent to Waco, have
peen suspended until further orders
ana discontinued work. This move "a
not calculated TO inspire the publio win
confidence as to the Intentions of tba
road. with no section gangs at work
every railroad man knows tho track Is
llaple TO set in bad condition, rendering
accidents more liable than ever. EngEs
neers on Sould system trains passing
through here deny that the enginesrs
ana fremon contemplate strike,
REFushDTo EXPRESS SYMPATHY.
JEFFERSON CITY, March l4.-Tha
mouse OF representatives this morning,
aiter lengthy debate, refused TO adopt
.NSViN.iVh sJLIpatnlElns WIN the rail-
road strikers.
AT FORT WORTH.
-, FORT WoRTE, March l4.--T,special. j.
me strikers here are jubilant tonight,
claiming they have won tao fight
against the road. There is not : key of
Deer IN the city te-night, bottled beer
alone being sold.
AN EFFORT 10 ARBITRATE,
KANSAS CITY, March l4.-Gov, Martin
and the Kansas railroad commissioners
passed through tho city tonight Tor ST.
Louis, whore they will confer with the
railroad officials In an ondoavor to effect
a settlement of tho strike on tho Mis-.
souri, Pacific. Gov. Marmaduke is ex.
necled TO join the party at Jefferson
CITY, Nothing OF Importance transp.red
to-day.
AT ATCHGaON.
.ArcuIscN, March ls,-The situation
Of the Missouri Pacific strike Is ua-
changed. superintendent Pagan, of the
Central branch, and b. p. Waggoner,
the Kansas attorney of the road, left to-
day for st. Louis to attend tho confer
ence.
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PoatAl Pointa.

WASHINGTON, March li.--[Specisl.l- =
Following are tho changes announced
in tho postal department,
Changes In star schedule; Route 3llS5,
Fredericksburg to Noxvile; leave Fred
oricksburg Mondays aud Fridays; ar
rive at Noxvillo by 4:20 p. m leave
Noxville Tuesdays and Saturdaysat
q, m; arrive at fredericksburg by 2ic
n. M.
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The ua1en Court Martial,

WASHINGTON, March 14.--In the Ha-
zen court martial the evidence OF Hud-
son, of the Sunday Capital, was sermin-
atea by refusal of the court to receive
as evidence an article from his paper
concerning Hazen's criticismp, OF the
secretary of war. A number OF doca-
msnts were fled with tho purpose
Of showing that there was still time TO
send relief to Greedy, after the loss of
theProteus and the defense announced
! mat they would close their case by put
/ sing Gen. Hazen on the stand on MAn-
j .ay Adiournod
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Just LlIse ono 81. LouIs oang.

wAsHINaroN, March li.-Itis said,to~
night that the National Republican
newspaper has passed into tho hands OF
a western syndicate, represented by Is.
w. Fox, OF st. Louis,
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Moro Genuine y,.,..,,

WAsuiNor5N, March n.-secretary
Lamar to-d'.y directed the chief clerk
and superintendent OF the Interior do.
partmept to sell at public
aucuop, all horses, carriages and
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sc. BAYNE, J,T,TkEZENANr, JB.,
President. Vice President.
E. NJ. REAEDON, Cashier.
Dallas National Bank
Authorized Capital, $500, 900
Capital paid in, $3.50, 900
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $45, 900
lsOuDi5 Of Merchants and Individuals Solicited

Account Of Merchants and Individuals Solicited
DIRECTORS; s. G. Bayne, w. b. Worsham,
Tx Ferguson, A. j. Porter, j. T. Treze.
yant, Jr., i. l.. Marsalig, Alfred Davis, q. A,
KeatiDg, u. NJ. Roardon.
The following are prominent subscribers
10 the stock Of this bank:
q. NJ. TROUTMAN, President Central Ma
Nonal Bank, Philadelphia.
TW BROWN, of Provldent Life and Trust
o., Philadelphia.
VI. A. PULLMAN, President Seaboard
Bank, New York.
JAMES Il. GRANNIS, OF Tradesmen's
National Bank. New York.
g. 6. BAYNE, President First National
Bank, Bradford, Pa, and Vice. President
kabOard Bank, New York.
l. F, LAWTON, of First National Bank,
0ean, n. Y.
n &. BUTLER, of First National Bank,
0ean, N. Y,
j. r. HANNA, of Weir Plow Co., Nom
month, Ill.
D. O'DAY, General Manager National
Transit Company of United States.
JOS. sEEP, of the Standard oil Co.
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BROS,
EMBROIDERTESl
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY!

" mean any mere figure of We it ALMOST
away "hn we SehlmPoRrED GOODS THE AmorNr
oN doing 10 ~
the ladies of Dallas buying FINE E
CHEAP other compete with w
in thom All who visit
oN AL THEIR PURCHASES ACHEp
~ ~ UH szs
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FROM DRNIsoN.

DENIsoN, March 4.-lspecial.l-J.
Welsman Il Co., of Denison, are author
lied To receive any and all contribu-
buttons for the benefit of tho Denison
strikers.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF SrRIKERs,
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Who Ia Mrs. Wlnslow p;

Az this question is frequently asked
we Will simply say that she is lady
VINO for upwards OF 40 years has until.
lngly devoted her time and talents as
female physician and nurse, princi.
pally among children. S 40 has espec.
tally studied tho constitution and
wants OF this numerous class, and as a
esull of this effort and practical
knoledge. obtained in a lifetime spent
as nurse and physician, she has com.
pounded Soothing Syrup for chill
| dren teethiug, 1t operates like magic
giving rest and health, and is more
over, sure 10 regulate the bowels In
consequence of this article Mrs. Wins
| low ~ becoming World-renowned
as beneiactOr OF her race; children
certainly do rise up aud bless her; es
psciaily Is this the case in this city.
Vast quantities Of the Soothing Syrup
are daily sold ana used here. We
thlhK Mrs. Winslow has inmortalized
her name by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely bolieve thousands OF
chi dren have boon saved from an
carly grave by its timely use. and that
| nlilllons yet unborn win snare its ben.
etlts and unite in calling her blessed,
NO mother has discharged her duty To
nor suffering little one, in our opinion
| until she has given IL the benefit OF
Mrs. WisloA's Soothing 5 run. TRY
u, mothers-try IL now Ladies' Wis
itor, New York Ci;y.l Sold rv al
druggists. % cents a bottle.
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stpNwAlK Norrs

ladies', misaes' aud childrens'
heoi slipp, IA n. Leon Kahns.
l., l.. Curtis, the joweler.
l., Il. Curtis, the jewolor.
Bchool books a. sos Main street.
The Delmonlco has tho frat oyatets
OF the season. al % cents sc,n.
Ses Main street. All kinda OF fruits
aud vegetable at A. II. Bouche'a.
Orr, ~ Main street, csn't os beat on
buggies, buck-hoafds or road carts.
BDuche keeps all kinds of cigars "A
tobacco. TRY his nickle Tiger cigar.
just tty u buttie ol Dr. Sc,its Cesus.
lrun sn Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
TIE iiuest sssortmcnt OF spectacles
aud vye-glasses In the city, corner oI
Main am Poyuras streets.
One OF the incest presents for you'
eiie Ia pbp.vn or buggy II DOM
cost much. Orr will sell Them low, ~
Main arrest
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OFFICE OF
EMPIRE MILLS
Elm Street and broadway.

DALLAS, Texas, Sept, 8, lSs5-To the Mer-
chants OF Texas;
Our new Roller Mills, which we
claim TO 100 the largest and finest ever
erected In the south, were completed
and have been in operation since the
lst instant.
We are now manufacturing brands
of -four that will compare in grade and
quality with that made anywhere,
Cur mill is entirely new in every
particular ard OF tho latest improved
mSohinery, and no expense has been
spared to arrive at perfection in pro.
ducing the highest grades OF -four.
The machinery was furnished
by The Stilwell and Blerco Manpiactur-
ing company OF Dayton, o., using the
oden roller system. Mr.. William
odell coming here In person 20 super
intend tho construction Of the mile,
Tho mill aud elevator buildlugs, en-.
glnos, boilers, Oic,, were erected sud
placed In position by Captain j. NJ.
Wost, n thoroughly competent en-
gineor. To these gentlemen much
credit IL due Tor the perfection towhich
they have brought our establishment.
Our head miller, Mr.. q. Il. Bsrkhsm,
VINO has brought his corns Of millors
with him, was Tor long limo The head
miller in tho Washbprn "Cn iIills,
Of Minneapolis, which Is suHicieni
guarantee Of his proasIenoy as mil.
/ Ter.
Ne are now prepared 10 offer 10 the
trade our products ~ ~ low prices,
and on ~ favorable terms a. can ID
hsd elsevher,, and will be please 6.
furnish samples and prices upon appli'
cstiSA. Ssrrsspoudencs solicited.
Very truly ysurs,
EnPikE Mnns.
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with tbs spirst of fsirness or honss,v
aho eofrects no evil. The only way 10
reach wrons-doeTs 10 by Information.
open ana above board, aud then he
county would be saved maay dollar :
IN court lees and the expenses OF the
grand lsry themselves. Their DELHI.
etsusAs are supposed to be secret, bat
IN Niue cases out OF ten, their rasulrs
are the property Of the street, and the
snck rascal wks has besa indicted Nv
thein, mas a fair opportunity OF getting
sway before any on ser can s.op nina
Ihs enure systsm 10 symplv a pre-
A'um Tor malice and spite and perjury.
asd the sosner it is asolishe,i The het'
Ter II viii be for the public sosd.~ISan
Antonio Light.
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You are allowed n tree trial of 50
days OF The use OF DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Noltsic Belt with Electrical suspense
ny appliances, for the speedy relief and
pernanent cure OF Nervous De-
bility, Loss of Vitality and Man.
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
Tor many other diseases. Complete
res toration to health, vigor and man.
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred
Illustrated pamphlet with full infor'
mation, terms, etc., mailed free by ad.
dressing Voitaio Bels company, Mar
shall, Michigan.
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Care for the Pnss.
Ples are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight IA the back, loins and
lower part or this abdomen, causing
the patient To suppose thai he has
some snkeion OF tbs kidneys on
neighooring orSans. AT times, svmp-
toms oil Indigestion are present, fistu-
iency, unessinsss of the stomach, e,c.
a moisture, like perspiration, pro-
after getting warm, is s common a.
tendant. Blind, Bleeciug ana Itching
Piles Weld at once 10 the application
OF Dr. bossnkO's Pile Remedy, which
sets directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the fumorS, allsying the
intense Itching, and affecting a perma.
nent cure. Price, 50 cents. Address.
tne DR.. Bosanko Nediciue Company,
Fiqne, Ohio Soldby all druggists.