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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

TIM GAZETTE has been denounced as a
millionaire organ because il wanted
every mducemcnt, including free grass,
offered those who arc seeking homes in
the West. The bullionalres want the
world, including the West and our chief
executive don't want immigration. Per
haps the rcgcucated Houston Post can
cNrIam tho distinction OF this difference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

TIM death Of Cardinal McCloskey
leaves the missionary territory Of North
America without a cardinal. Tux ca
zErrE has been unfortunate in the past,
but II viii not despair, and warmly rec
ommcuds to his holiness one William
Sterett OF Dallas, whose crubcsccnt ph.z
would shine tlam-buoyantly under tiara
"a, worthy successor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

AlBs DuRcmLS term having expired,
rrcsidcdt Cleveland has appointcda Dem
ocnit 20 be postmasterat Fort Worth, and
this appointment was made on the rccom-
mendatIon Of q Democratic congressman.
This Is q Democratic administrations and
civil.scryicc reform thrivcs apacc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Wn,i would have been tire result in
Ohio II tine Prohibitlonists had voted with
the parties from which they were drawn;
They cast ~, 600 votes The Republican
plurality IS about eighteen thousand II
the Prohibition vote was drawn equally
from the Democrats and Republicans, AS
IL is said, their absence would not have
affected the result
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

a NtNirtN near Laredo has kilicd his
ioulAcrin-laW We have feared all along
taai the pnwiso newspaper agitation
a2aIusi Tie mother.iu-law would bear
serious results
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

TIN position Of the New York Mug
wumps seems TO be- that the president
doesn't know what is best for his own
good Whenever Grover Cleveland needs
q guardian the Democratic party will
take good care that no lot Of hme-fcath.
cred rcformcrs get the job.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

ties III China arc vigorously furnishing The
ylolators 81 national hospitality The
Wyoming grand jury, on the other hand
refused to lind bin Of indictment against
a single one Oi the murderers, and the
populace gave them great ovation. This
IS not exactly ilt for tat, but q, thc Chi
ncse become more civilized wc can look
for them 10 do better.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
The Texas Journal.


The Fort Worth GAZETTE has been
giving an illustrated exposition of the
dark side OF John Shermau'S character,
the past week. The GAzUrrE is an en-.
tcrprisiug paper, aud is rlghtfully called
"the Texas Journal And the Spectator
says, long may She grind, though para
slllc sheets GROW thicker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Tue st. Louis taobeDcmocrit calls
ihc election Of Fonkcra significant vic.
torn Md vet TcXas tun, out 1875, 600
Democratic majority and i,il, to bcromc
the least bis excited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Is an age q progress Ike ,hc present
ihe suni ,pectcr Of Acknowledgment
should Be closeted or relcsated To- thc
'arot ihe procession Keeping such a
nightmare len the van wIn give people a
wrong Impression OF as.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
MANrrn-,IALE nELp.

NANIEp-An experienced hook agent to
" conduct "a general agency. Address
"luhlishcr' TcNarkana, TeN.
w NNlEp-N man who H. WHITING 90 mabc
w himself useful. Apply 10 once at resi-
dcncc of g. W. iomaN.
IgYNNrEn--N >yEC1Ll honest man Ia q
w grocery state age SALARY cNpuutcd. ret.
crence, cfc. Address Business, care letter
carrier Not.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

ARrLi once attempted tohutt a loco
motive OF the track The history of that
experiment Is respectfully referred to the
man who would force himself IN the way
% ihc Development OF Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

spNE days ago the Houston Post gave
warning thar Che Austin literary bureau
was coaching g sensation Wohaye been
listening but NOT even iug-hop can Be
heard. Is itpossible that The burvau has
fallen Into the silly habit OF blubbcrlngy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

cot. CorUrUWr viii return to Fort
Worth and now the authenticated, dem
-uc-doWncd fashion reporter of thc Dal.
las Times will howl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
rminea rhrnngh snneln..


From the present appearances ui the
Fort Worth GhZErrU we should Judge
TINT little collapse now AND llun is
a healthy thing for q newspaper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

From present climatic Indications we
>louli ssy that immigration wa. bccom-
ng lu issue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Im only thing To- regret about the
ONO elections that twas not puS-illc
rbo'H parties to o.. beaten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
WANT COLUMN.


FIulE PEOPLES Intelligence ana Employ
] meat olicU-jp stairs over ppstOice. room
Is. telephone No Is. EailrOnd-, hotels, farmers,
mechanics. contractors and private families
made. All orders promptly attended 10. Guynn
a. t,ou~ft
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Cow lEErANn must expect tI have de-
-c'mdaut, with elbows on them -, long
u~ '.e milyeu mast of Dutch ship
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

now IA the great cause Of national reform
90 pay attention 70 petty municipal mat
tors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona-fide circulation OF any daily
newspaper published in Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
nusINEss ZOE SALE.

LNOR SALE OR RENT The Commercial lio.
a tel vernon, NilbargCr county Ten. Docs
- good business and Is one OF the hest. built and
largest hotels In Northwest Texas. For terms
eau on or address, the proprietor, Joseph
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Parties having bills agaius, TnE Ga
z4fTE VIII please present them promptly
oa the lst Of each month on the l0lh
Of each month every bin OF every Kind
Will be settled in tull If found correct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

lumber going 10 4
gelv Increased, for, ae,,.,...-
late Of Lloyd's, 'many large
,amcrs ahoat are 80 deficient
lal STRENGTH that thpy ara ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
Rates Of Adveriislng FURNISHED on Appli'
cation.

Rsmiiiances bY drad, p0siggIce money 0Taer or
IN Yegttfsrsd icfier. ~ rist ~ Office.
cspoHdeRcc IS solicited upon ~ He"s s"S'
icotg.
PrerDt Information Of ercHH md neirs hammer
t,gs OF general infercd SOticitei, aud rad be
properly compensated.
n.utf BE- dooGrpaHied IN tie irT3itrs name mud Hf
dress-nof y0r publication, bm ~ Gli eridcHce II
rood fgith.
Par.iei s,-iiiuH 10 the GNIEr1E on bnsHesg
psr1onoi 10 farmscirrl eiH piease mciosc stamp y0r
re3iV.
IA bifcrs relating 20 tnsiHes5 ~ am Kind should
b. adfrcsscd a. TUT 1ALLtIL ferf norm 1ef'
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

.tss 49, $3.50 sfe,-ss, rfA.ss,.g tss...
excellent cuisine and moderate rate OF
81 per day and and special rate 10 parties
hr lh.. l,.nni. lAt month NIL. IL. .. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

to give Il a trial. 1t is recommended for
Us purity and strength and has never Vet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
LAW CARns.
PROFESSIONAL.

| R 4. 7. BROWN offers his sery,ecs q, "a,
- general practice OF medicine ana surs,et,,
1Wcc un stairs corner Fourth and uoustnr
residence 200 South Main N''V"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
49, of srnscRmNIoN.

WATIs OF NIUsLhIIAIUN.
no MN SUBSCBIBERS.
lPoRogs Prcpaid BY ne fubfistcrs)
Usfr weekly,
Oae Year. .. SO uo one ear ..,'t'.' ~ ~
si1 Muuths. % SIX MONTH"; ,t,. %
Three MONTE DO Three Months. ~
pELfrRRED M cdRRfEES:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

EOE NALE-l51 good Western bcryc..
i pasture here, =. g. Hatcher. Fort Wort
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
"A and 40 East Washington Street.

N lS49 out of the total mortality death in
80 was due to cancer. in 1882 the proportion
was ! In &c. These figures do not represent
tine extent of the increase fully, because for
msrly hbroids, polypi, etc., were included
under The term cancer In 1882 twice as
many females died from cancer as males
and the pIoportionate increase has been
create among women
Visitors 10 very old ruined buildings, such
as are to be frequently seen in European
count tries, are ofIen surprised to notice tina.
bro ken arches and walls. with seemingly in.
adequate support, have withstood storm and
Tempest for generatins, notwithstSn ding the
dilapidsted condition in which some remote
and sudden disaster has left them. The Sc
cret OF the strength Of such ruins lies in the
fact that the materials were honestly put to-
ether ard that the mortar was all that it
she uld be. And the art of making durable
Masonry CT brickwosk is not yet to be mum.
led among tie lost arts. In our own
country it not seldom happens that when an
old house in course of being torn down brick
walls display resistance which might al
m st warrant them being called brick
me.
Among the prizes offered for the present
year and for the years 1856, 1887, and 1895,
by The Academy oil Sciences, Paris mention
may be made OF the m sdaI valued At 3.00Of.
f0r some important improvement in the the
o Y OF the electric transmission of work the
memoirs for which must be sent to the
Secretary of the Academy before June 1,
1855; the Bordin prize OF 3, 000s for the best
work on the origin of atmospheric ELECTRICITY
and the causes OF the great development of
electric phenomena in storm clouds, me
moirs for which may be sent in up to June
/, 1885; the three Lscsze prizes OF 10 000t.
ca b for the researches which shall have con-
tribued most to the progress of physics,
chemistry, and physiology which will be
awarded ~ the next annual meeting: aud
the yecker prizs Of 10 000f for the most i'm
portant progress in organic chemistry which
In future will be awarded annually.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

wings through the starlight until forever the
wings vanisneG. That was the turning point
IN ID e young msn's history, for. the good
angel flown, he hesiia.ed no loDgsr, bat
started on Dsthway which is bekatital at
the opening bus Blasted 81 the last.
TEE BAD ASGEL,
lesdiDg the way. opened gate after gate and
AT each gate the read became Tougner and
The SKY more lufid aud. what was peculiar.
as The gate slammed shut il came 10 WITH q
Jar that indicated that 10 would never open.
The scenery on either side the road
changed from ea-dens TO deserts and
the bright wings OF the bsd
Dght became hollow with homeless griet.
And on the right eide OF the road there was q
SERPENT. and the man said TO the bsd angel;
what Is that serpent?' Aud the answer
Was: That is the serpent ofstrong rem0rse."
A vulture few through the sky, aud the man
ssked the bad angel: What is that vul-
tureY" And the snswer was. "That is the
vulture waiting for the carcasses OF the
ain" And then the man began 70 try TO
pull of of him the folds of something that
bad wound him round and round, Rnd he
said to the bad angel: What Is II that
twists me IN THE awful convuision?' and the
answer was: That is the worm that never
dies" And then the man said % the bad
angel: what does al this nesn2 / trust
in what you said az the corner Of the street
the other night: j trusted IL Sil, and why
have you thus dsceived me2' Then the last
deception fell on the chsrmer, and II said:
III was sent forth from the pit 10 destroy your
soul; watched my chancs for many a loag
year. when you hesiIsted thai night on The
street ! gained my triumph; nov yoD are
here. Ha! hs! sou are mere. Come, now
let Us I'll these two chslicss OF re aud drink
together tn darkness and woe and death
Hall hail. @ young man, Will the good
angel sent forth by Christ or the bsu Hngs
sent forth by get the victory ever your
soul? Their wings are interlOcked THIS mo-
ment above you cOatanding for your desti-
ny, as above the -Dsnines esg!e a0d condor
fight mid-sEy. Tois bour may decide your
destiny. God help you To hesitate il 70.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
CURIOUS. USEFUL AND SCIENTIFIC,

Mr.. Ellis Lever. of Bowdon, England, has
offered prize OF 81, 500 "for the invention
or discovery OF an economical, efficient, aud
safe substitute for gunpowder aud other ex-
Piosives employed IN the getting OF coal.n
A curious physiological effect produced by
the action OF turning eggs during Incubation
has been noted by III. bsreste. From expsr
imsnts made with artificial incubstp prs Id has
found that eggs not turned two or three
times day al invariably perish. Hsex
plains the effect OF this act on the embrVo
and accounts for the action of the sitting
bird on purely physical grounds.
Cut steel nails appear destined to super
sede the ordinary common iron cut nails az
completely as the mod ern pointed screw n all
has the old -fsshioneS blunt screw nail Inc
cost OF the steel cat Il not much more than
that OF the iron cns' balls, aud in quality
and finieh thew are fully equal to the best
handmade nails. 1t Is surprising that they
are not more generally known to wood
workers.
Oak seasoned by steam 1T high pressure is
deteriorsted The outside of the tim bar ao-
pears sound out the middle is reduced TO a
cond'''nu of brown charcoal. Besms sub.
lected to such treatment are concave on
their sides, while those seas med by 81 nple
exposure to the air have somewhat convex
sides. Unseasoned oak timber kept in o dry
room 81 800 Fahrenheit loses p per cent. OF
It's weight in four days.
In japan esrtkq makes have had q vsry.no
ucesb'e ~ fiuence ~ determining the nature
O. TIE buildinfs. Arshitectrre. as under.
stood in Other psrts of the world may Re
said to have hardly any existence there. In
consequences of the frequent shakines to
winch Duuses are suoj ecyed it is said that
the great city of Yeddo has TO be practically
rebuilt on sn average every sevsn years.
Fire almost fnvarisbiy follows great earth
quake In Japan, II
Mr.. w. Whitehead, the President of the
Manchester Medical Society, England, said
re emily that the number of deaths from
cancer had increased from 4 sl7- 1919 to
il, 057 N 1ss2, bs last retnrn available. Mr.
Wh'tebesf did not compare deaths from
esresy With population. bat with the total
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

Dear beaming eyes; dear sanity face.
That pictures forth spirits grace,
Though criss-eross lines old Time hath
wrought
Here is enthroned the kindest thought.
Thy motherloye its joys impart
From sunny realms within thy heart;
Fsrresching in its tenderness,
That e'er surrounds dear ones to bless,
Dear, patient one, thy precepts mild
Have crowned theIife OF thy dear child,
And made her LIES work ministry,
Whose inspiration comes through thee.
Thy purified and lovely soul,
Through trials grown more beautiful,
Still seems to hover near the skies
And point the Way to Paradise.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
Song.

If May iorgets not Bp-il's flowers,
June viii
Even hearis that throo and thrill IKE ours
Grow still.
July ioTgeis whsi birds and flowers
June had
Even hearts whose 5Oy is deep z ours
Grow sad.
The pale leaves hear lot what the 6cwerz
heard told
Even hearts - passionate as OuTs
Grow cold.
The C-a..osr-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
In the Cloisters.

IN the dim sepulchers of loveless death,
When TO my aching ear pass 10 and fro
FOOTBALLS OF many N Ell who once drew breath
SOFT echces of the voices long ago.
stand and hesrken; aud methinKs one saith,
lived ana loved; who now my love may
know
And 10, another, Wherefore serves my fsilh7"
And yet third, Who resps what did
sow
Here in the wiud-swept court the sodden clay
is wet with tears OF uDreme n0ered pain;
Heavens courts are Ii led with prayers which
SICK hearts say-
What soothing anewer cometh back again :;
only the winds that mock Us in their play,
Naught but the voiceless plssh OF sullen
rain.
w L. Courtney, fr ,Ipngmsn's Magazine.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
Written for the Sunday Sentinel.
TO my FRIEND OF EIGHTY YEARS.

JSscRIBED WITH Owe TO MRS. LEvENIA SMITH, THE
DEAR AGED MOTHER OF MRS HATTIE a. PRUNK; By
EMILY TfORSToS CHARLES.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
ew pierce snoaalMa q a.va. Been baptized
Washiugion CanIial.

tF'oNN1IANhtV44 NaI'ithIsI
PRESIDENT Pierce wAs never Presbyterian,
III ougn he may have attended the Presley
e:isn Church in Washington. He was
ought up Congregstionalist bat was not
church member. though his wife was, and
very pisus Woman Not long before his
death at Concpf{lns joined tle ,Eoiscopsl
Church in tho lfty and was bsptizsd. OaS OF
Mr.. Pierces bittsrest political opponents,
remember said of him al tb At time: IS brink
ling wiz do such 8 man as Frank Pierce no
90 ID. He should be immersed, and III they
would make a perfectly sure thing of n they
sboald .ao chor him our 40 toe - ID ale OF the
.Alsntic Ocean ard let him tosk, -. - -
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
The Popular Forms Of Public Pas
time Arraigned, From
Skating Rink to
Opera.
The Brooklyn Preacher Places the
Entire List on Trial Before
His People.
How TO Know What May BE INDUCED and
What is Best Avoided In all
Things Be Temperate.

BRooKLYN. n. Y, Msy S-Dr. Talmsge
preached in the Brooklyn Tabernacle this
morving on the subjsct. ''Opera-houses the
aters, bowling alleys, skating Kinks, and all
styles of amusements, good and bad, on trial."
The opening hymn was:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-21
n Prohibition Point.

MEXiA, Aug. l8.--I Editor HERALD
We note in your special from Pales
tine in to-day's Issue that in - letter to
Hon. T. r. Gammage, Hon. Il. Il, Eos
tor states that tho sal IONS in MoXla
were closed and have been so since
local option was passed. Speaker Eos
ter has been misinfOrme1 on tho sub
ject, as thoro is not - saloon in this
place bu5 what has oa6n open and still
remains opou TO this day, as usual. 70
this fact Wo can got the atlidaVitS Of
any and every one here. There is
probably some diminuition in tho
quantity of liquors sold here 81 for.
meily, but wa opun thRt nearly the
same amount is used, and tho thirsty
stranger coming TO 'p- .hpos,istADI6 n,
tia sSTtn viii ndJa 40 difficulty in wet
ting his whistle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-21

Tho celebrated James Moans' s.
mems shoes at Icon Kahu'B.
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WASHINGTON "a LEE UNIVERSITY
Lexington, Virginia.

lnstruetlon IN The usual academic studies
and in he professional Schools of law and
Engineering, Location healthful. ok
penses moderate Session opens Reptem
Der y. Foricataiogue, address Clerk or th
Fculty." o. W. G. LIE, President
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-21
Tho vandalla Line

L. HpSin in the field for tho anpu0l
migration Of ~. Texas school girls 10
the colleges am seminsries OF Vtr-
ginia and Kentucky. uticularly
those for Augusta Female seminary
Stanton, Virginia; Hamilton Female
College, Lexington, kentucky; Daugh-
ters College, Harrodsburg Kentucky
and Millersburg Female College, Mil
lersburg, Kentucky.
More complete arrangements THAN
ever have beeu made for tho rapid
safe, comfortable and cheap transpor'
taIiOn OF the young ladies TO the
schools in the above named States.
Reliable escorts will accompany
each school without expense to the
parents or guardians.
Many years. experience in handling
this class of business enables the
writer TO guarantee perfect satisiac-
ton as to rates on ticke.s and incl
dental expenses, ~ we'll az the safety
ard comfort OF tho pupils.
The route ia via St. Louis and Gin
Cionati, over the Vaudnlig line.
For Particular information as tC
rates on tickets, time Of starting, etc,
etc, addIos5
GEORGE a, KM0HT.
Southwestern Passenger Agent,
y. o. drawer 10, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-21
Reer Apain,t whisky

For some years decided inclination
has boon apparent all over tho country
TO give up the use OF whieky and
other strong alcohols, using as sub
stituto beer and other compounds.
This IL evidently founded on the idea
that beer Is not harmful, ard contains
large smount of nutriment; also that
bittors may have some medical quail
| ity which will peutralize tho alcohol
which it conceala, otc. These theories
are without confirmation in tho obser-
vatiop Of physicians
| Tho use Of baor Is found to produce n
| species OF degeneration OF oil the or
ganH; profound and deceDtive fatty
| der okits, diminished circulation, con-
ditions OF congestion and perveraiOn
OF iunctual activities, local inilamma-
| lions Of both the liver and Kidneys arc
constantly present. intellectually, q
stup0r amounting TO almost paralysis
arrests the reason, changing all tho
| higher faculties into mere Gnimai-
ism, sensual, aolllsh, sluggish, varied
only with the par0Xysms Of anger
| that are sGuseless and brutal. lD ap
pearance tho beer drinker may be the
| picture Of hoalth, but in reality he IL
most incapable OF resisting disoese.
A slight injury, Il severe cold,
or shook to The body or mind, will
commonly provoke acute diseases
ending fatally.
Compared with inebriates who usa
different kinds of alcohol, be is moro
ircurabl9 and more generally licensed.
Tho constant use Of heor every day
gives tho system no reCuperation, but
steadily lOwers tho vital forces. IL is
our observation that beer drinking in
this country produces the very lowest
Kind Of iuebrioty, closely alliod TO
criminal insanity. Tho most danger
GUS clas5ot ruflians in our largo clliee
are beer drinkers.
Recourse TO beer Gs a substitute for
OlhOr forms OF glCohOl merely in,
croasos the danger and fatality,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-21

SILK and stiffhats at aud below cos
10 close out, at Leon Kahn's,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-21
supIemely Dolishtfal


70 tho 0maciated aud dobi.itato1 in.
valid il tho sense OF returning health
and strength produced by H0stett9rs
Stomach Bitteis Whom that promoter
OF yigor ia legted by persons IN ioeble
health, its restorative and Yitalizing
potency soon Gyincos itself in improved
appetite, dig estiun and nightly
repCeo, the sole conditions under
which strength and noryG quietude ii
vOuchsaiod to tho human system. A
gein In n3s h on course ensues upon the
restoration Of digestion and assimils
ton. A surely 10 winter follows the
foil of tho leaf, do5s disoalo SHADOW
the foOt9tOp3 Of docliniag strength.
When tho premature decndonCa Of
vitality In MOI arrested, MarasmuA
consumption and other wasting
maladies are prompt to fa9tan upon
tho onfoeblCd. Avert disease, there-
fore, with this grand enabling tonic,
which not only TeuoWB l3iUDg
strength, but mitsa and counter
acts tho iuii,mitles OF ago and thosC
OF tho geutl0r soY. Rhoumetism
malaria, livor and kidney rOub le3
Vi1ld 60 II.
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The latest CnnIlail,to for Omco

has sent In bls order 10 Douglas
Bother, no Nl,In atro9t ,alovs, for q
iiue snit Chrfy aro receiving ono of
the larcqet and best asserted lines OF
iali uiiilJfesO OF tho latoatsJyles and pat
t1rrs. I'D ara showing 20 our citi29us
aB,JJthers, piece g0oda thGt cannot be
eNcolied IN tho most fashionable
clHor. Now Is the t.mO TO select yuur
pattern, l0av0 your order 10 prevent
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