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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-03-05

Nearly an hour passed before he
lifted the latch of his garden gate
again.
CHANGING up at Lizzie's bedroom
window he saw that it was dark.
"Poor childi I hope she is sound
asleep by this time, he said aloud, as
ne halted on the porch tolight his last
cigar.
MOI am not asleep" said voice
oat of the darkness, so close to him
that it caused him to start.
Lizzie, my darling, is this you?
Why are you not in bed, my dear?"
II could not 60"
''But your head will be worse for
sitting up ike this. l ana sure you
must have suffered agonies all through
this evening, my love. When l saw
you turn SO pale at the tea table I
could have gone and knocked my own
head against the wall.
But why?" asked Lizzie, surprised
at his tone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
An Ostr,ch with a wooden Leg.

The rare sight Of an ostrich with a
wooden leg might have been seen on a
California ostrich farm some time ago.
The osiriches fret Matched were def
Gent in bone structure, deficiency
which has now been supplied, II Is sup
posed, 10y certain element in the food
of the parent bird. The bones in the
legs of these young chicks were very
soft and breaKable. AS an experiment,
the broken leg OF one of the birds was
amputated and wooden one strapped
on. Those who have seen the ungaln'
" and mincIng gait Of the ostrich when
equipped with natural legs can INA
CINE what 8 peculiar step one OF them
would have with an artificial limb.
Unfortunately the ird, thus singularly
equipped, broke his other leg above
the knee and died.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
The Success

Ofthe enterprising firm OF Plnkard q
Joyce has been all anyone could wish
for, branching outso extensively dur
ing the dull times ~ they have done.
Their efforts have been well directed,
and have proven grand success. The
business OF this house IL daily improv.
ing, and they continue to receive and
discharge large invoices OF goods in
their line. The latest lot received Is \
carload OF
Book cases,
r s secretaries,
Cylinder secretsrles,
Flat top desks,
Cylinder desks,
Standing desks,
aud the most complete line OF office
furniture ever brought 10 this market,
they having bought direct from manu-
facturers and paid spot cash for same;
hence IL Is they are able 10 offer extra
Inducements ia prices that defy com
petition. Those outside OF the city
that cannot examine their goods per-
sonally, will please write for photo
graphs aud prices. Every article
guaranteed as represented.
Goods sold either for cash or on the
instsllment plan, 30 don't forget 10
examine the mammoth stock OF fnrnl-
ture OF every description at PlnkArd a
Joyce's, 4l2 and Ala Houston street,
this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
METAL POISON.

am coppersmitn by trade, and during a
3iee of years my arms (being bare when at
&fk) have absorbed a wonderful amount Of
Nal poison, Having q scrofulous tenden.
Il from my youth, the small particles of cop
hand brass would get into the sores, and
III ihls process the poison was conveyed in
y ny blood till my who e system became
&tced / was treated with the old rene
Ne Of mercury ana iodide potassium. Salt
|&ad my digestive organs deTanged, and
&ye been helpless in bed for over year with
6srcuriRi rheumatism. My joints were all
6ollen, and lost the use of my arms and
*ss, and became helpless as an infant,
IVY sntterings became SO Intense that twas
me TO rest. The doctors ad
He'd me to go To the city hospital for treat
Not This I could not bear. A friend, who
Improved friend Indeed. urged me to try
&iit's Specific, believing ~ would cure me,
<hers discouraged me, but secured a few
ttilee, and have now taken two dozen bot
~ The first effect of the medicine was TO
NM the poison TO the surface. and l broke
b all over In running sores. They soon
@appeared and my skin cleared of. My
Ness, which had become twice their natural
&e have resumed their usual 81 re, and are
8pple as OF yore. My arms and hands are all
Nd again. and can use them without pain.
Ia entire disease has lett all parts of the
Ny save two ulcers on my wrists, which
tshealing rapidly. | am weak from long
Inhnement, but have the use of all my
1agIeatest trial OF my life, and ! cannot
N words sufficient to express my apprecia-
b. OF It's virtues, and the gratitude / feel
IM ever heard OF II.
PETER K. LOVE, Augusta, Ga.
bIanuary 9, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
CaIrertine ware.

This new pottery is so striking in its
makeup and 20 artistic in its finish ~
TO command the highest praise. Only
recently put upon the market, II has
thus far been taken In many cases as
soon as shown even the trial pieces
have been carried of by lovers OF the
ceramic art who were determined 70
have specimens. II has fine body
in delicate ivory tint, most OF the
pieces have rich bands Of handmade
characterization, the oak, oxalis, and
other forms being used; these are dec
GRATED In harmonious colors, and light
ed up with gold lines, producing beau
tiful effects.
Nothing Of the kind has ever been
offered before, and the price, consider
lug the amount ~ labor bestowed upon
1t, Is low. FoRT WORTH CHINA co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
John Brown Revived.

The John Brown Scsfiold Compa-
ny" has been organized in Charleston,
w. Va, where John Brown was exc.
cuted. The company has capital Of
81 900, and will manufacture relics
from the lumber used ia making the
scaf Id on which Brown was hung.
The wood Ia now contained I'M porch
OF dwelling In Charleston, which has
been purchased by the probe. tor of the
company,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
when a Woman GROWS Old.
New YORK Evening Post.

when does woman begin to grow
old?p was lately asked in an assembly
OF French women. who are said to be
even more afraid OF viellir than IL e
women OF other countries.
with the frat gray hair" suggest.
ed one OF the ladies, and, When she
ceases to inspire love" thought anoth-
or. The decision was finally put TO a
charming white.haired matron OF som e
seventy years, who at once replied
"What do / know about IL? You
must ask an old woman to answer
such qnestion.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
Matrimonial Prospects.
Texas sInIngs.

Wilson Candess, one of the most
young men ofGalves'
ton, applied TO Colonel Richley for the
hand OF his daughter.
"In the first place I've sent 10 my
application 10 President Cleveland for
a position in one ofthe departments =
''Have you any other resources"
asked the prospective father-in-law.
I" You bet have. I'm seriously
thinking about giving up smoking
Pa" exclaimed the young lady,
"thst's enough for us 10 begin with,
amt it,"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
Malarial Poison,

EIhe drought in Southwest Georgia last
bring dried mp the wells, and We were com
1sLed to use water from the creek on the
The result was that all were
Doubled with chills and fever. l carried
9TH me several bottles of Swiits SPECIFIC,
Md as long as took it had perfect health .
b. afflicted with chills When / resumed
Il use, was all right again. We have used
4 10 our family as an antidote for malaria
bison for two or three years, and have never
w G. FURLow.
CO.. Ga. Sept NJ, 1884.
8taties on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
iree SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
DrRMe &. Atlania. Gn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
HEApauARIEm DspARrEEsr op fHs Mis-
aoUHI,


OFFICE or yDE cufHT QuARTKHnASTTH,
roar LTAynrwoRrH. KAN, June D, lts5.
sfaied proposals, In trIplicaie, subject 10
the usual conditions. viii DO Tscoived AZ this
ONCE aud At The offices ~ The QnhftcfIDRstafg
~ Fgrts Reno and Bill, until W o'riock noon,
central standard time, IN Wednesday ,Juiy
\, Ihes. NJ which Time and pla,as they viii be
opened 10 the presence Of attending BIZ defH,
rDiaJing and delivery during tbs Ifcaf
year ending June 20, 1893 Of corn and oats NJ
Forts Reno and siil, fndiab 1euiiory. on
bsATd ofcars Az Wichita Falls, nf Fprt Lsav-
enworih or Leayenworih. a. Juneii N CITY
and Fort Riley and corn, cats nnd hay 40
pOinte "a iiDe ORA chiRnn, TOpekafnB ssnta
W railroad between AtcniKCn AMI rwtUD.
aud between NewioH and Caldwell, HsDhGs.
The gov Tnmont reserves tue right 10 re-
leet any on ali bids. Prffere1ee given 20 nrfi-
Giles Of domestic production ana man ninc.
tufe, conditions Of price nud Quniity benny
equsl aud such pra'ersnco ei zen 20 hftieieH
0f domestic production and manufacture
produced on the Pgcigc cOsgt 80 Inc extent
81 the consumption fequiied BY the pnbltc
service there.
Bisnk pr0possis aud printed cirruiorf, ~.
Ing All Information. viii be fafuithtd 90 ap-
piicailon " this Office, ar 10 lhy auastofulhN
taft ~ foTts Reno and Hlii, fesnfding the
supplies required ~ those p0tfs fenper ivsiy,
~ Neiopes cOntaiaipg pfcpVsals hhonid %
marked FprUpOHnik for ~.s---- ~ $3.50 -. aud
addressed 70 no unfersigrSs OF ~ tnere
fpcetiFc Post QuHnffnlnsifr. n tnled 40 va.
JAMfS OfLLis-,
Major end QuarielmsAtcr, Y. >. A.. Cniei
tg1affffUinti v.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
ArtesIan Baths

Az g. Gutzman's barber shop, next 70
the corner OF Main and First streets.
This IL the finest establishment In the
state, and has the best BARRIERS. Your
patronage II respectfully solicited
No. 202 Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

De issued simultaneously at both cities.
IN trying to straddle so far the News
VIII split To move OF not 10 move
should be the question and this at
Tempt TO hover betrays weakness.
The town Of North Texas must be the
town OF Northwest Texas, and that ia
what Dallas will never be Fort
Worth and The GAzETTE are this
side OF Dallas and the News should re-
main with the mugwumps down by
the gulf.
IN HAS BEEN PUT THROUGH.
Navasola Tablet: Fort Worth is
agitating the question of establishing
q large cotton factory in that city. and
Il can be taken for granted that "
they once start the project IL will be
put through.
Antics FREELY.
Gainesville Register: We like Fort
Worth. She wastes no idle time In
talking, but antics up the chips and
lets the deal proceed.
THE REASON WHY.
Springtown Pilot; The reason why
Fort Worth has more "git up than
Dallas is because she has a live news
paper In THE GAZETTE, while Dallas
has only poor excuse in the Herald
FORT woRTH's WAY.
Dodd City Spectator Fort Worth
knows how to build railroads. Her
citizens put up the cash, and work
commences at once. Ii Is the only
way to construct railway lines at this
tune.
HURRAH FOR FORT WORTH.
Springtown Pilot: Hurrah for Fort
Worth; she is the Queen City OF the
South. There are more enterprising
men in the Fort than any other city
in Texas. While Dallas was jawing
about the Dallas g. Northwestern Fort
Worth suddenly took II into her head
to build the Waxahachie Tap, and so
they went to work and in a day or so
they had the requisite amount made
up. So the Dallasites have long faces
again.
WHAT MAKES CITIES.
Tyler Democrat and Reporter: THE
GAZETTE Is proud that the citizens OF
Fort Worth, In ten days, raised SS2,-
GOO by voluntary subscriptions-Sl2 600
to secure the location OF a cotton mill
III tIlaV Guy, anu pfU.UVu Ne pOuub 10
the Fort Worth d Waxahachie rail
road. That's the kind of enterprise
that makes cities. When people
want TO he certain of help, let them
help themselves.
GRANBURY is READY.
Granbury Graphic: The filing Of
the charter for the Fort Worth Il
Rio Grande last Monday looks more
encouraging for the Inauguration OF
active work on this enterprise. Gran
bury is ready to put her shoulder 10
| the wheel as soon as actual work IL
commenced. What our people want
10 see is work, not mere talk. There
has been a sufficient quantity Of gas
expended already. Let us see the
scrapers running and the spades turn
ing.
Grsnbury sends greeting 10 Fort
Worth. On with the boom!
sHE WILL RE BADLY LEFT.
Montague Northwest Fort Wortl
has fine prospects Of securing tw'
more railroads one from WaXshachi,
and another from Brentwood.
Dallas don't finger her reins right sh
will find herself badly LETT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

All OF the finest grades o. light
weight summer goods are now In stock
1T Dahlmhn Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

or clear HAvaDss at Morfis' ciasr
store, 900 Main street, one door north
81 Plcksiek hote'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

or clear Havenas at Morris'csgaT store.
400 Main street, one door nor OF
Pickwick hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

Fresh country comb honey atTurner
a. McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
Two Refrigerators

For sale at the Fort Worth Grocer
Co.'s. Call and see them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
WORKS FOR wHAT IN GETS,

Alvarado Bulletin: Fort Worth has
q working hand and busy brain.
When she sees anything she needs or
wants ehe goes to work and--gets IL.
Among the many things she has done
To show her enterprise is to subscribe
$50, 900 for the building of road to tap
the Central at Waxahachie, whereat
THE GAZETTE Is happy and crows
Justify.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
Free. lIrnss Tobaeco

10 any quantities, at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
\ q IA So M PTI0N,

hfy9 l7l'i1 I9l1fI 70 IIr s1ls 4ll8aIF " %
alsafa " ~ ne ftf fiHf $40 ~ lahf
.sss ossH egfse giseg z. fa,l y ease
"a HfE 7NfAI tbia diffafs. Dtoff
fsfi Z y lc.isas ~ a ELOsfH ~ rseSiAl ~ ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
WEAK AND UNDEVELOPED

Voons ofranH o. me hOly rnAfged and fohioIcd 70
az. sent sealed nee, ERfB MED, co, Buffalo, N. Y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
Palace Book and News Co

"a Psso. Tex. John Is. Klens'. Proprietor
Che Live. Nevsnnn,
soath NJ Paso street. n "a Q. gty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

EXACT SIZE or THE DIFFERENCE.
Houston Post: Where there's a
will there's way" says the proverb.
Fort Worth has the will and Dallas
has not. That Is about the size OF IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
PLUCK WILL WIN

Jefferson News: Fort Worth is jubi-
land over the prospects OF new rail-
roads, and II pluck, with any amount
of other essentials, can secure these
desirable connections, that great city
will succeed In her enterprise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
ROUND TO WIN,

Hamilton Times: Fort Worth Is
sure to have the railroad to Waxa'
hachie. She has taken the farmers
advice in the fable, and decided Ia
build it herself. This kind of pluck
is bound to win.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

Worth has secured, beyond ali doubt,
the cotton factory and the extension
OF the Wsxahachie Tap, the Fort
should no longer begrudge Dallas the
wandering branch of the Dallas News.
Ambition and enterprise are com.
mendable only so long as they do not
degenerate into downright hoggish-
ness. Give Dallas q chance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

OsN ~ NEW NhIfafN-Nt9s
Houston Herald: The Fort Worth
GAZETTE seems TO have the decided
bulge on the Dallas Herald. Waxa-
hachie did 1t.
THE RAILROAD CENTER OF TEXAS
Gatesville Sun: Fort Worth has
raised the money to build the Waxa-
hachie Tap. 1t does look as II The
GAZETTE and the. contemplating me" OF
the Fort intend TO make the Fort the
railroad center of Texas in spite Of
hard times. There 10 true enterprise
and pluck in that city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
-. m NE pEOPLF

NkAhtoI y mn. h. ,I,,as.
Mobeeiie Panhandt; Inc Ave
ton News will establish a orhhen 81
Ace NJ Dallas in October, me pspeI %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

PALESTINE SEEKS CONNECTION.
Palestine Advocate; Look for a let
ter from Palestine ere long. We are
almost on an airline from the Fort TO
the Pass. Don't pass us by.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
GROWS DESPITE OPPOSITION.

GROWS DESPITE OFPOSIIION,
Alvarado Bulletin: Fort Worth is
full OF pluck and enterprise. Scarcely
had the amount necessary to secure
railway connection with Waxahachie
been subscribed before we are told the
Fort Worth & Rio Grande is an assured
fact and bound 10 materialize. The pan
Their perhaps did lie down at the Fort
but he left no lazy hairs there and the
city prospera and grows great in spite
of all opposition. Long may she grow
and prosper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
WORKIN(; WITH A VI1

Clarksville Times: The Herald ad
vises Dallas to be up and doing or For
Worth will walk Off with the bakery
Fort Worth is working with vim,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
What the Papers Are Saying Of Its
Pluck and Progress.
FORT woRrH,s rNrRRv.

Hamilton Herald Fort Worth has
raised the 81. 900 demanded as subsi-
dy for the location Of extensive cotton
mills there, and they are a fixed fact.
The full dynamic power Of Fort
Worth's energy has never been tested
yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
THE FORTS FAITH.
M HAS TUE RrL

Houston Herald: Fort Worth has
the bulge on Dallas, and is Growing &C
cordingly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

Cleburne Chronicle; Wonder II
RilI Sterett OF Dallas will laugh him
Elf 10 death over Fort Worth's enter.
nrise Better make friends" and
move no to the Fort, William.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15

sunset Globe: It is "a natural conse-
onsnce that Fort Worth, 10 her rapid
arouzth' will soon hover Dallas under
5er wing as hen doth her BROOD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
ALL TEXAs ADAuREs THE FORT.
aAMIfToN WANTS JoNYECTIoN

Hamilton Times: Fort Worth has
secured charter to build q railroad
from that point southwest. Cannot
Hamilton offer 1t sufficient inducement
to have it come here. While other
places are offering inducements for
railroads, IL behooves Hamilton TO be
up and doing. With one road border
ing our county on the northeast, an.
other on the southwest and third on
the northwest, We may be sure that
there will be but slim chance to get
another TO come to our town. And
this IL sure Ia be the case II the above
contemplated road is permitted TO pass
through Comanche county instead OF
Hamilton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-15
0RANBURY is READY.
SHE wILL M HADLY LFFT.

Montague Northwest Fort Worth
has fine prospects of securing two
more railroads: one from Wsxshachie
and another from Brentwood. II
Dallas don't finger her reins right she
will find herself badly lett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28
Browns SarsapariIla'

Arnold Perry, Police Officer. Bangor.
Bass. Hon. j. r. Bangor Commercial.
Buffers. H.. Lcyant Me
Bracket, Mrs C. r., liermon.
Browning, V. =, Lsyant.
Brown, G.. Walter Deputy Sheriff. Bangor.
Baird John, Spring St. Bangor.
Brgg-, Mrs. wife Of County Commissioner. Hudson Ne
Brady, Mace CO., Publishers, "Blue aud Gray, Bangor
Cromwell. lion. VIM. A., Old State House, Boston.
Col.on. Dr.. Prospect. Ne.
Cottrcll, ;. W, Charles street, Bangor.
Church VIM. Lcvant. Me.
Curtis. r. A., Boot aud shoe Dealer, Bangor
Cobb. Ezekiel. Trader. lIampdcn Road, Bangor
Donohue. Gen. VI. r.. Old State House, Boston
Duulon. G. H., lIampdcn, Me.
Emerson. Isaiah lIampdcn. Me.
Farmer. \. j., Garland Me-
Fosssnden. Caleb, Odlin Road, Basgor.
Gcrrish. Rev. r Pine 1t Church.
Gilman. jos. Proprietor Burlington Express.
Gurnsey, +. A., B 4 Is Steamship Co.
Glover. Mr.. Holden, Me.
Gray. Mi-s Hattie, School Teacher. Bangor.
Ilutchings G. h. Water Works. Bangor.
Hathorn, Mrs. Chss., Pine Street. Bangor
Haihorn. Lewis, Restaurant. Bangor.
Hathaway, Mrs. G. H., Water Street, Bangor.
Hanscomb. Dr.. Brewer. Ne.
johnson. VIM A.. Clothing Dealer, Bangor.
Knight, ID. r., Trader Garland, Ne.
Lombard. o. d., Trader. South stetson. Me.
Loring, :. h., Is Mercantile Square. Bangor.
Leavsnseller A. r.. Holden. Ne
Mann, A. j., Dole Foggs Mill. Bangor
McKenna, John. High St. Bangor.
Ncalley, Hon r.. b., Bangor.
Oaks, l.. o.. Trader. Garland. Ne.
Patterson. Chas.. Engineer. Bangor.
Prescott, &. c., Wholesale Furniture Dealer Bangor
Perkins. VIM. Wholesale Fi.h Dealer Bangor.
Rice. Mr.. NJ. c.. Bangor
Riggs, Richard. Gushing CO.. Boston.
Rogers, Mr.. Box Maker, Brewer.
Sweet, John. ex-Sodisr Exeter.
Smith, Miss Mary. Brewer.
Tbbetts, /. W.. VI. ID. Stetson.
Tbbets, A. X, Clifton.
Thomss Hon r. Il Treasurer penobscot Bangor
Thompson Henry. Common Council. Bangor.
Wares, w. H., Bangor Wood Co., Bangor.
Webster, John Salemsn Tor A. q. Smallev Co.. Boston
Wilson, Rue Jr., Trader. South Levant, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28

The present crop. q the soath have
ben produced 81 he smallest cost ever
kno.n. All farming supplies and imple-
nsbss are very los priced
II Appears that the alleged rooosry Of .
Mr.. saith, - her residences In Chicago .
fec day. 40. BY ts0nsn sho, SIC stated +,
salnsd sntr.ncs 10 the house. disguised a.
xorkmsn, and Who after gHsging aud ty-
ins Der tick from her = pocket boob con
tanning 81 01O. ~s fsbricsiiou u Mrs
snith's. desagn-d 10 cover the loss % the
moDsy .hish shs had given 70 lover, .
sporting usn, 20 ID on the rAcss With
sue had previously gwen him OIL 100 Of
her O.n money and the Les, lOt .ss the
.unss Of her husband ~ho had called
upoa Der Zoe u shs day before the al
lsxsd robbssy, whicb she inyest-d 10 cover
i,slo>s. TIE somss hss made fal eonfss-
sion.