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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-03
Gorreiponoen5em.
&i6mono unb umgegenb.

Sait bu einmal @elesenbeit, bas int
9bale peritedte Blasden golb Springs
Su beiuden. 70 lenfe seuiB oeine Sdritte
in bic Ndbe Der ,,euen STRIDE; i6aue
barr, nod redts, iente beine Nusen btu
al au ben Trimmeru, bic abba firdters
li1e Tbaten uerratben. Mir puroe es
,pebmitbis um's Ser5 berum, ieIbit
mein treuer 8orldufer, bas 8ierb, emit
ieste fi9 uno idien fid 81 srdmen. unb
i1 bdtte neinen m6sen Dor Trauer, nidt
grade neil unbarmber5ise Sdnoe bas
ebebem iorsfdltis beidibte @lOdenbaus
nun elenbisli9 ueridst, 5errifer, uers
iplittert uno serbroden baben, lonoern
in glnbetradt Der iduer ipiesenben &c
banfen, bic oieie fldslide Qboanfuns
mir ppr bic Seele bra9ten. @as bier
benz %seboriamen, birren Sul5e tpibers
fabren nod l~ansjdbriser, sebuloiser
9ienittrsue, bas ipielt fid ebenio I'M
menidliden 2eben in tauieno Sdlen ab,
oadte I'D. 9em Meniden erseht es
nod uie1 idlimmer. @enn bu niibli6
iein fannft, iuht nnb liebt unb a6tet
man bid; man benubt ale beine Sdbiss
feiten su ietbfiidttsen 9meden; fann
man aber seididtere Sdnbe uub &6pfe
finben, bann uirit au9 bu a~bsebantt
unb BEL Seite setuorfen, tpirit pielei4t
nod unterbriidt unb M. %~~fbtuns
abersofIen. Stubire a, oeruns
treuten @lodenbauie Or:
barraen nit Irmeu unba ysnoe
niht ab belt, !Ser5 BON Sem pof, I'm.
slid unb WiBsefdid 8etroifeuen unit
iege beinen Singer an bic Stirne unit
lpri9 nit grnit: go ma9's au9 nod
mir erseben! Nu1 pom Sol3e tanr
man lerrer, mar mein Gbidiebs9ebante
benz treuert @aule aber CAB ih bic Ser
iiderung, baB er in ieinen alteu Eager
quite Yfese baben io1e unb ba6 i9 ibr
nidt perfaufen noble, url Elm f1inferes
Bferb 3u befommeu; = baB biefe 8eru
biauna ibm gefiel, ldBt fid benfen =
freubig tpinfte ct nit &opf unb Obren
aoa an nnb bradte mid i'm geu mad
Cob Springs Steinbrub. (golo
Gprina. Berg tuurbe e. btsber 9enannt
iebt aber ioI er nit obisem 0amen be
nannt bleiben). Sier sins's StoBel
unb Boltern log, BON einem Stein au
ben anbern = bier Steine, ba Gteine
0rph, rpffa n6er finfa l4- srS ;ih~~~'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-03
Sempereus Sled.

Srdulein @liSabetb g~lepelanb, sic
Serrin bes 8eiben 9auIes, erfldrt iid
iebt in einem duBerit per,uorrenen DUFF
iab u6er ibrer Namensunteridrift in
oerielben SEEM gorfer Gun, bic ihren
8ruber tpdbrenb bes @ablfampfes 10
idmer beidimpft bat, fir sriinblidite
Temperen5, ia fir 8ernihtung Der aeis
itisen @etrdnfe. Gin ioltes 5ffeutlides
@ebabren 1T in ibrer iebisen GteGuua
als rerfte Dame bes 2anbes" bpbpelt
pertperFid.
Eoler bat es Srau Sapes, bic nit
Sfedt 70 berb setaoelt tuOroen 1T, aud
n,dt setrieben! So, fe bat uenisitens
fein 10 srauenbaftes 8le9 ueriibt mte
bic glepelanb. Sier ELM Gus5us aus
benz Madmerfe.
SRI. glepelanb besinnt ibren gufiab
nit Der m6rtliden Nnfibrung elmer
Stele aus benz ant II. Mdra i'm
r@uanseliit" uer6fentlidten Srosbp
i1en Nrtifel Cline nidterne Nniidt
oes Or. @elion", ipelde folsenberma:
zen lautet: SD tpunbere mid nidt,
,penn purtreflide Srauen, beren Mdn:
ner uber S5bne Trunfenbolbe geporber
iinb, sdnSlide gntbaltiamfeit fir Sober.
mann %befiirmorten. @ir baben eint
braue Srau, beren Sobn ii9 nit einem
Wefier ben Singer fait gang abseI9nit
ten bate, ben @unid duBer, b5reu, baf
es feline Mefier in Ger @elt sdbe, uni
tuenn es auf iie anfdme, mirbe iie oil,
Mefier iofort nernidten lai1en. @s If
natiirlid unb Der Nufidrei elmer Srai
aus elmer iolden Beranlafiuna erreal
uniere innisite gbeilnabme. aber noe,
piro ibn fir einen gemeissrunb seltel
laiien?"
Set i1 seitern Nbenb ben Mrtife
seleien, liest mir bieie STEELE beitdnbi,
/ I'M Gum. DaB iie Dor aIem Nnbere1
benz empfdngliben @ei1te elmer aemit6
, nulIen Srau ober elmer 5rau OILS cine.
semiitbpollen @eib6pfes i'm Nlsemei
: men iip einprdst, miro feinen MenfdeI
!, iberraiden. SIS 1T, tpie Der 0octo
8 iast, natiirlib unb I'D bin iiber5eugt
{ oaB beute auBer mir cine Mense Sraue
5 fib BON fieien mniidternen" @ortei
. idmer5li6 beiruffen fiblen, sesen bere
gorwurf ii9 bic S%raueunatur nit ale
2ebensfaiern auflebnt.
rDie 26tpin lit inter aetp0bnli1e
unitdnben perbdltniBnldBis !eiht J
I b~eiiesen; anbers aber, tpenll es iid VI
E bic 8ertbeibtsuns ibrer Sunsen barbel
: es finb oies iiderlid beioes gang natil
e lide 9iise Der meibliden Hatur.-Oe
: ntoIe ounb". BON benz sic rebeu, q,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-03
(5lr ben Horbftern
9te Nife etneS OGfatS.

Sn ber Stabt ber iieben Sieef (&om)
bat man neutit tuieber einige tpi1tise,
bic Gltertbumsfunoe bereihernbe 5unbe
9emabt. Beim Nussrabeu zines Sun=
bamentes fir eiuen Neubau innerbalb
Der 9orta Salaria itieBen bic Wrbeiter
auf elm unterirbiihes, eeip5lbtes 5amiz
.liensrab, in wel6em iieben mar,norne
Nibenfiten fianben, aus beren Snidrif=
ten iib eraa6, baB bas Grab lenes Der
Samilie ber beriibmten 2icinianer mar.
SIN alien &om tuar bic Site porberr>
Ii&enb, bic 2eide Su b%esraben; erit IN
Der Raiierseit (pon 81 Dor gbriftus AM
murbe Der @ebraud bes 8erbrennens
a~Isemein; bod tuurben aud iebt nod
nidt nur arne 2eute ~besraben, ionbern
AUDI sanae 5amilien, iuie ). 9. bic Der
gornelie-, bielten an Der alten Site feit.
Sci ber 8erbrennuns tpurbe bic sej ,mz
melte Ni9e tn 8riisei, unb Iidenfrisen
beiseiebt; i'm anbern Saue murbe Der
Tobte enttueber in einem Sarfopbcs
Steiuiars) Ober inter Der @rbe beifat,
tet uber einboliamirt, (uie es bic alten
@gppter tbaten), anf tie rings unt bic
@dnoe Der @rabfammer btnlanfenben
Steinbdnfe n%iebergelest. Die sr6Bte
bieier &iften. aus tpeiBem Warmor mil
REDEEM plaitiidem Gdmud gearbeitet
entbielt bic Nide bes 2ueius galpur'
MUS 8iio, tuelder upn benz rbmiiheu
Raiier @alba als Sobn unb Nadfolae,
oboptirt unb als gdiar (&aiier) ausge.
.!rufen tporben mar. Nber 5fon 4 Gag,
mad bieier Seer am Is. Sanuar bel
lSabres 50 n. Chr. = brad in Sion
iener Nufftanb Der Raiiersarbe untel
j Dtbp aus, in tpeldem @alba unb ieir
Nooptiuiobn Biio ermorbet tuurbe. Biil
!. bate fih in ons Sous Der Beitalinnei
Der Brieiterinnen Der @6ttin Beta ge
|; lidtet, beiien &efte befanntIib sleid
. fam 0 &uraem entbeft tuoroen fipb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-03

su beflosen. mti' e. Shren &iuoern ouf
benz ehultpeae beseanen unb iie beiBen
t6nrte, ole iiter bie9 erfert,euna unb ben
Rnnf BON Mefiern, neil Shr 3nabe fid
einn1al sefdmitten bat. gs lteet flar
anf BET Sanb s(uenn Sic CO rur beareiz
fen fSuuten) baB bic gerfertiauna bes
.fouea 9nnbes" (niht einmol burd
Deitiletion, ioabern nur burb Sab.
runa.-alfo niht 10 sans ton) ihren
Sortsams nebmsa muB nn6 baB bas sc,
les Ie etaen rtnaen 9unb" bon bieier
beferen art) fit tauien6 Weniden por
ben &nseln Der s5einbe Der r6urbes>
tpstb" fdaseu n,is.
rRad biefe saii6ternen sIuffaiiuua
lit bas uebef, bas BON sebanfenloien
Weniden Elm ntDGer Sanb" genanut
poroen 1T, elm sutes @eid5pf @ottes.
gle ioaten aiie nidJt iammeru unb tuebs
Hagen. ionbern Sbre ainber bibid be.
|lebren, 6aB 70 elm 'bisden ,SunbebiB"
nidts fhabe. @enn sic 8ei itanb bit.
ten, tpirben Sic ben &leinen bel giid
ettpas @ein unb @aHer su trinfen
geben, nm ibnen friweitie ben Inter.
ibieo 5tuiihen tuahrer WGbisfeit urb
ienem erbdrmliden 3errbilb tpabrer
WdBiafeit, ru6qiger Gnthaltiamfeit"
begrei1id 81 MAIDEN. 90 lit ldderlid
BON Sbnen, bic sdnali6e 9usidliesung
bes Ilfobols bon ben @etrdnfen Der
Weniden 81 berlangen; silt bemIelben
f&edte f6nn.n Sic bic j3aihittuns Der
8runnen %uerlan9eu, Inn nnfdlen nprau.
beusen! Glcobol unb @ai1er sinb ia ems
unb oafielbe! sic f5nnen es bIoB nidt
besreifen. Sbr Sammer lift tein 8etpeis<
9runb.
Stunt 6err 9r. Crosby, tp,r f5nner
sniere 9atur nidt perlduanen, tuen,t mir
uns aud nod 10 oiel Mibe aGbeu. @ir
tounen nidt umbin barber au .ueinen,
oab rtlr elm ein5iser to0er Sunb auf ie
tauienb menidlide @eien losgelaHen
|tperoen lou. @s liest nun elnmal in
unierer Nutur uno mir tuaaen su Be-
haupten, baB es bic refine rnperfdlfdte
Natur Der Wutter 1T, burh tpelhe @ott
segen ben @ebrau6 BON @lcobpl gu it.
serb einem ontern 3ruede, als benz Der
Se;(uns, au Der @elt fpridt."
@enn 8rdiibent glepelano iulde
&unb9ebunsen ber gorfteberin bes 8rGs
iioentenbaushaltes mod ldnser bulbet,
.oant muB man an ben prohibitions,
feinbliden Stellen ieines Qnnabmebriez
fes pielfa6 irre merben! Sreilid 1T es
u~nseheuer idner, sesen bic S6runen
zines alien 8lauitrumpfes anautdmpfen.
un6 es perbient In%erfennung, bas Serr
Gleoelanb burd feline periBnlide 9ez
bensueiie unb bic BON ibm i'm WeiBen=
Sauie seibte Nrt Der @aifreunef6aIt
.oas @epdide ieirer sdpeiter 2iisen
itraft.
@eihrieben tpuroe Der pben ertpdbnte
Gufiab aIerbin9s nidt int @eiBen
Sauie, ionbern CT ideint Den Samms
lung bon Iufidten uno @eben gl,aa,
BETH @leuelanb's ansuseb6ren, bic iebt
in 8udform per1fentlidt tuerben 1oIen.
Iber 5rdulein glepelanS bate 10 piel
Eatt beiisen iolen, i9on aug 8iidii6t
auf ibren 8ruoer, bic Temperensaufldbe
unb Brobibitionsreben aus ibrer Samms
lung uesaulafien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-03
0enOrifS.

8ice-Trdfibent Senbrids 1T bon einem
semiTen gbeil Der Breiie idarf bafiir
setabelt tDorben, baB er Sreunbe su Gem-
fern empfabl unb iid bamit alio in bic
Nnaelesenbeiien Decentralization reir,>
miibfe." Guh in einaelnen bemofrnti=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-03

Rgr bic bette hualit6t an 5anb. Res gBina 4dIf.
asr erertannt bette in, partte. in bell btgen Auoli=
tdtsn tets Az baben. %Gfer.garis, 9aare, 'Ges
laSnt. merger Rail- I'm mer nnt Eager. kS@ Office
xsfeu hem ct. GIoub Sanfe, state Strabes ct
Etnuo Wirn. lC-om
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-03

- &attunifufe ! &attunftoffe ! Sat
tunitofe Nur 8 gts. per garb bel
&. s. 8raoforb.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
LoNGvIEw.
special.

Special.
LoNovIEw, Ten, June lb,--The cir
culsr of ]. A. Cowell, president of the
Kansas department of the NJ. S. Il. a
b. A., home office at Fort Worth, is
creating much excitement here, where
the association was born and Graded.
County Judge ]. It. lIIgore has
been recommended for postmaster
here by Congressman Jones. or course
tine disappointed ones are not satisfied.
Mrs. Saxon, the noted temperance
lecturer, spoke TO crowded houses
twice yesterday, giving great satisfac-
ton TO all who heard her. She lee.
tured exclusively 10 full house of la
dies this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
TEXAS CROPS.

Corn is growing rapidly in Blanco
county.
Frui shipping is now the order OF
thetday in Tyler.
Corn and cotton in kaufman county
are in fine condition,
Dat harvesting has begun in dead
earnest In Smith county.
The wheat aud ost crops of Blanco
are about harvested. Both turned out
splendidly.
The crops in Grayson county will
this year exceed the annual yield In
that fertile section.
The wheat harvest In Taylor county
is progressing finely, and the yield
throughout the county IL very good.
II will be but short time before new
-four will be on the market.
The San Antonio Light figures II
out that "the Texas wheat crop this
season has been free from rust and
weeds. More acres were planted than
last year, and the yield will average
about twenty buahels to the acre,
which IL above the average In some
portions OF North Texas the average
will be twenty-five bushels to the
acre.
Bonham News: The present wheat
crop of Texas will be the largest ever
grown In the state, and II il well that
such Ia the case. The falling Off In
the great wheat growing states will be
40 large that prices will 20 up and
-four will be higher than It has been
for three or four years. With large
wheat crop at home. we need not send
abroad for hour, but can keep the
money here with our own people. The
| farmer and miller can realize the
benefits OF IL, and the consumer can
have the consolation Of knowing that
he IL patronizlng home people. We
will have the wheat and we already
have the mills that manufacture as
good -four RS can be made anywhere,
or crop prospects in Callahan county
| the Baird Clarendon says: The crop
prospects OF this county are now better
than ever before known. The small
Grain crops are little late, but are
now being harvested, and we hear IA
vorable reports from every quarter.
The vegetable crop, especially al early
varieties, are made and the yield has
been so abundant that we hardly see
anything Ia that line that was not
home raised. Only last year Baird
used several carload lots OF vegetables.
This year hardly dollar has been sent
East TO pay FOR such stock. Our corn
crop was never better; and why not,
when we are known TO have as rich
soil Ms there is In the state, the most
salubrious climate and have not SUI.
fered for rain an hour during the year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
METAL POISON.

Am coppersmitn by trade, and during a
lies OF years my arms (beins bare when at
tfkl have absorbed a wonderful amount OF
1sial poison, Having n scrofulous tendon.
nom my youth, the small particles OF cop
4 snd brass would get into the sores, and
this process the poison was conveyed In
,my blood till my whole system became
Eecied. was treated with the old rene.
X OF mercury and iodide potassium. Sail
Hon followed, my teeth are all loose In my
I'd, my digestive organs dcranged, aud
frcurlsi rbeumat'sm. My joints we're all
|olen, and lost the use OF my arms and
Is and became helpless as an Infant.
Ny sutierings became 50 intense that II was
Possible for me 10 rest. The doctors ad-
'sd me TO 20 to the city hospital for treat
,Bi This I could not bear. A friend, who
i proved n friend indeed, urged me 10 try
pms Specific, believing II would cure me.
|ers discouraged me, but secured few
|ies. and have now taken two dozen bot
y The first effect of the medicine was TO
all over in running sores. They soon
appeared and my skin cleared OH My
'Ns, which had become twice their natural
have resumed their usual size, and are
bile as OF yore. My arms and hands are all
III again. and can use them without pain.
i entire disease has lett all parts of the
IN save two ulcers on my wrists, which
bhealipg rapidly. am weak nom long
thnement, but have the use OF all my
h greatest trial OF my life, and l cannot
tiwords sufficient to express my apprecia-
u OF its virtues, and the gratitude 1 feel
ID ever heard OF II.
PETER h, LOVE-, Augusta, Ga.
Sanuary 9, 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
WACO.
Special.

WACO, TEX June l5.-The prohi-
bitlonists here are greatly elated over
the news OF the local-option victories
in Limestone and other counties, and
now say they will petition for an early
election In this county.
Discoursging reports are coming in
again OF the ravages OF the cotton-worm
which has now made it's appearance in
the prairie fields. II Ia hoped the esti-
mates Of damage are exaggerated.
News ls received from Coryell county
OF the attempted assassination of James
Culp, postmaster at Coryell City, by
James Cross. The latter's pistol missed
fire and he was arrested and Jailed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
COURT OF APPEALS.
Synopsis Of the Decisions Rendered at
the Austin Sitting Of the
Court Of Appeals.
Made up From the Full and Official Re.
port of the Rulings and 0pin-
ions Rendered
Compiled for the Gazette.


Duncans VS.. the State, from Hood
county. The two deferdants in this
o.sa 80. '.,,,., -,
"eie 0o"'i0'eu VI tue enei' vi
hogs' Insofar as Jesse ID. Is concerned,
there is no recoenizance, and conse-
ouentlv bia ANIMAL r,pst ha d,su,,ssad
r,o ~, i,.,,.- -, ~
no one remaining question III the
case Is as 10 the admissibility OF the
evidence of his wife, That. however.
annaars m haya haa, haarsa, "a
~N
upon tnat ground was excluded. Be-
ing clearly hearsay, the ruling of the
court excluding n was nrorar and
oo-roo, Ae,.s
'' pta, sa.l eu CO... -.
Aarso,, at na Vs. t ms Sta.e, iaoin hen-
Sor oovm.y' ne gon N.Y. was
loi .nei1. me ueiense III tnls case re-
vues.eu cnange, wnicn was gwen
nesnsr eIioheousiy VI ny ~ ue-
luanueu .ne c,.srge tequesteo py .he
osa.e " iiillt u, anu IN giVlng IL tne
vo ,i y. uiu ~. elI; aeA' o. sAl'
ure 70 give special chstge snoulu pe
eAeep.eu 70 IN oroer 20 autnoIi ~ TINS
court 70 consiuer ~ railuEe 10 charge
on me question OF aliDl, II lnsI ques'
.Ion Is ISsee ~ tue case can oe re-
yiseu only IN tne event OF exception;
10 raise IL on mosioh ior ne" triai
comes 700 iate' Amrmeu'
me Houstoh las. ,eAas nau-
way We. Toss q Co.' rom rolk county.
IN case wherein witness .es.lheu rs
10 tne estimate OF grauua.ioh on
cer esin nhe Wnlch, " was eon.enueu,
connlcted Win OF varieu tne written
cont,so., inc court instructor me Jury
70 TAKE as = OASIS ,ne snount estinlsteu
III the contrsee. 0hueI suou yi,cull-
stances tue s9inlssiVn OF tne eViuenSe'
IL error, couiu not nave peen pr Juui'
clal 10 the appellAnt; II the eviuence
upon certain point pe conulcting 70
sucn an extent liis. ~ oanno' ue ueteI-
mined Win any oegree OF certainty
pu. IL appears Ina. Tue jury erIsneous.
~ Lo' au ,, ~ 49, sI ~ sa,. no'
nave oeen lncluueu, tne error Is reVer-
sip m nevelseu anu LII ,e msn ,,
p li1 y 80 ~ M. aa a,a"" sS
w; noss @ ~, no,n aosn JSJuney, ~
. .s pom ae ~ heNa ~ y.
.i' ls ';Sn IA ~n,a Sas y, t 'u Ia,
eno Sss v. n &c" s a., ~ suppua. Sns
n ,,n $500 io a. WY ,,a., tha, -" shnuId
upoh PROP y, az se ~ 1 t'a sou,u
t nVs nave oeen nn ~ :" ~, .e V ,nr,par
est,oh, ~ su lsagn,it,itnr a enH haen
opinIo Oa ~ re ~ ~ ths, t ;,9Sr '. .Sa
en.eIe1, homotei' aa W ~ anoorda wv, WIG
. ,hara, ~ ca ire udamsnt % r.f,rn1sd
tne,e~ltu, .ne luusns9ns 70 :. ~. iNae ,'
ann .ne o U Az aeeorSiMnI,, e 'p
pel,ees. oiuei9n do So, cola
ra 1Io oonntv This wss nm action ~
Wei county. ,ttia "a ,,as as,aS 10
t1espas " w., ny ; i wSthont tha inter.
low peiole ane , JuusVT ha oma ' nvas,;on
vent,on ol Ju,y; 1891 or uoSarn
mi ,, was " 49, sne o,,t;auons $1,000
n rrhes oe.We e W. tawas oS ,ha mno T.
ne vos.. io tta an - ro q mi p spn
zee, anp ss .ns s hronaht y mn 9R
poIteu W eSiu S AZ ,h oontast invdivsd
Ine Iecoru, anu as - VA d,snute ,ha nd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
July A. n 8S5. July A.
Grand Celebration
RACE COURSE AND PAVILION,
Fort Worth, Texas.
ro@rar1aIno-

Independence H. T. Mctat
I R'-i wheebarow race sha aud sred psrac & race SLOW
mu
Be toa 10 Football cricket Blndod race ee TO
IS ball
Capt b..
W
In the
elton
an 10 10 % pogramm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
PALESTINE.
The International & Great Northern
Ticket Office Burglarized.

special.
PALESTINE, TEX, June l5.-Las'
night between and 10 O'Clock bur
elar entered the international 4 Great
Northern ticket office by means offs
skeleton key and battering the com
bination with monkey-wrenob
opened the safe and extracted Sl47
aiso Sg6 belonging 10 Agent Wander
brock and the balance 90 the company,
There was SIS In small drawer co
to the safe but the thief did not see II,
There IL no clew to the thief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
Ealarial Poison.

he drought In Southwest Georgia last
fipg dried up the wells, and we were COM
kntailon. The result was that all We're
3ebled with chllls and fever. / carried
H. me several bottles OF Swift's Specific,
\ az long as took u had perfect health.
4 soon as ceased taking II, I, like the rest,
u stiiicted with chills. When / resumed
Iuse, ] was all right again. We have used
tkjeir family MS an aniidote for malaria
E,IS for two or three years, and have never
&fNn II 10 fail In single Instance.
w c. FURLow.
fhmpter co.. Ga, Sept. NJ, 1854.
battles on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Nee SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
DraWer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
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chloroform.
Jim COPYRIGHT was reported as be.
ing here, but II waa case OF mistaken
identity.
Capt. Nj. Kennedy and Uriah Lott
have gone to New York to buy iron
for the Aransas road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
SAN ANTONIO.
A Fight with Negro Boy Drowned
speclal

A Fight with Negro-Boy Drowned
special.
SAN AHToSIo. Tx, June 70 AT
the international depot yesterday q
desperate encounter occurred between
negro named Carpenter and Police
man vanAlstyne. The policeman re-
n ! savere wound by bslng struck
GA the head with pis1ol III sns
darkeyis hands. The uAh sS
finally captured. He Is also eDAfssu
with shooting woman through lns
shoulder yesterday .,,s w.,.t w.s
A boy named Sheihsln ssssVA -
drowned In the river yesterday MN
BurglRrs went through nlsr. 49,, wsn.
born's residence early yesLeru.y le s'.a
lp~. The lady hsd asspefa'e sNNs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
Rncklsn,s Arnlca salre.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
brnises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorea. letter, chapped hands, chill
hlsins. oorns and al skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles OF no pay
required. II Is guaranteed TO give per
feet satisfaction or money reiunueu,
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
TYLER.


TYLER, Tx, June 15.--Our com.
missioners' court met here to-day, and
after balIoting a short time, elected
Capt. Bryan Marsh sheriff to an the
vacancy caused by the recent death OF
our sheriff. COL Marsh has served his
county In that capacity several times
before, and Is very popular with the
people.
The Republican journal., 1885-10-29
Union Sunday School Association.

A meeting of the above association of Waldo
county began at the Congregational church id this
city on Mond " evening. Rev. Geo. L. TUFTS, the
secretary was absent, and Rev. y. A. Ross had
been called away by the death Of his si9terin law
Rev. W. III. Williams, I.cv. 5. H. Scale ana Rev
q. W. Iinkey, secretary of the state board, We're
present, and there We're about - in tie audience
The meeting WAS called TO order by the president
Rev. w. IL. Williams. Mr.. Beale offered prayer
Mir. Ilinkley addressed the meeting on "The
Bible in the sunday School" He said he did not
oppose the International Lessons, for they We're
good but they should not sulplant the Bible in the
sunday school. The Bible should he III the hands
of every pupil. Ia DIR. Bonner's church in Scot
land, nearly every person in the audience has I'm
open Bible in his or her land and they follow The
pastor in rcaiing the scripture lesson He would
have the Bible in the hand of every Sabbath school
pupil. He would require the pupil to search the
scriptures for certain passages. Not long since he
furnished twenty Bibles to as many families IN
small town in Penobscot county. Many families
without the good book He called at a house
and asked the woman if she had a Bible. She sent
her daughter up stairs to find it. She returned
with a few chapters of Genesis. "Why," said the
woman, 81 didn't think near out"
His address was earnest plea for the Bible, and
gave great satisfaction.
Tuesday morning at O'Clock the Association en-
gagged in devotional exercises for half an hour.
Mr.. g. f. White, of Belfast, spoke on 1.-The Duty
of the Church to the Sunday School," His remarks
were well received and elected much favorable dis
cussion. Rev. s. III. Beale spoke upon "Defnite
Teaching in the Sunday school," In the afternoon
Rev. W. B. Eldridge uiscoursed on "The Teachers
At no eli RaU II
Williams of Belfast, elected president, and
Rev. Geo. E. Tufts, also Of Belfast secretary. The
meetings were SHINY attended, but were very in
tercStinp
The Republican journal., 1885-10-29
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