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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
rha mnaregor Fire.

McGREGoR, TEX, July H.-Editor
GAZETTE: have noticed articles In
vour paper and others asking donations
for the sufferers of McGregor, OF Wnicn
wish to make a few remarks.
had the misfortune TO be one OF lhe
sufferers, being member OF the nrm OF
Walton & Morgan, druggists, and | leel
perhaps that lost as heavily as anyone,
according to means. The IRE lett me
with nothing but little Insurance pollcy,
that hope to get some day so as TO pay
my creditors with. don't SNOW o. any
one here who is in actual need. know
az no one who suffered by the nre tnat IL
NOT able to 20 to work and make ilVine
n thew want to. Now that De-
inc the case, ] don't think we
ought to beg. know that ioI
one never viii SO long as have
health and energy. II dwellings had
heen burned and families left homeless II
would have been different thing alto
oether. hut such is not the case. Win Q
law exceptions the merchants nave re-
snmed business, being aided by the JOB,
hers who so generously came ioIWeru
and offered assistance 10 every sunerei
that / talked TO about their misfortune
ND this being a fact, don't think we
ought 10 ask or expect more. Anu W.,
saw In conclusion that ever 80 nv. !
might be donated, could never aooSt ~
cent, for don't feel that l am al oo1 az,
Of charity. Hoping you WIN 90 my wy
honor 10 publish this article, ! ie
most respectfully, >. U "ALiVN'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
DENISON.
An Editor Abls 10 Be at WORK Again
Many Going 10 tho Inserstate Driii-
on fcr California.
speciAl 70 tho Gnretie.

Special 10 tho Gazette
DENIsoN, Tx, July 20 This morn
ing about 8 O'Clock Jim Roberts, a
colored man, working with the con-
struc.lon crew on the Miueola division OF
the Missouri Pacific railway, had his left
foot badly bruised. There were two
Others slightly hurt. The accident was
caused by one hand-car running into
another. Roberts was sent TO the hos.
pltal at Fort Worth
Forty colored lahorers left this city
yesterday for Dallas, TO work on the
Frisco read.
The Missouri Pacific aud the Houston 6
Texas Central railroads will put on sale
tickets from August TO inclusive from
Denison to Galveston for So the round
trip, good to return until August ~ a
great many OF our citizens will take ad
vantage OF this extremely low rate to at
tend the interstate drill al Galveston.
Mrs. Il. II. Davis OF Gainesville, mothe
Of Mrs. l.. @. Kone, arrived In the city 10
day, and will remain with her daughte
FOR some time.
| His friends are glad TO see Mr.. NJ
bearing OF the Sunday Gazetteer able Il
be on duty again. He has had tougl
tussle with the fever, but is on deck agai
all right.
Miss Belle Bohanpon and Miss Add
Davis Of Richmond, Tex, two charmin
young ladies who have been vlsitin
friends IN Fort Worth, arrived in the cit
to day and will remain about two week
visiting Miss Bohannon's aunt, Mrs W
ID Kirk.
Or. Mills and wife, Il, S. Marshall an
j. T. Nunson left to-day for San Frat
cisco. Cal.
Miss Norma Belts left for Denver, Col
to visit friends
The action of Mexico in the Cutting a
fair has been the theme Of conversatio
! on our streets and among all classes
citizens. II there should be any troub
with Mexico, the general sentiment,
q expressed by our people here, won
q cause every man or boy who could car
gun TO Immediately march to the fror
= The "Alamor is still fresh in the min,
! of some Of our old veterans.
i Miss Lillian Penn leaves to-day for h
home in Weatherford, Miss Lillian h
been visiting the family OF Mr.. Harr
n and has by her winning manners made
n host of warm friends in Denison.
Mr.. Henry Friedenhelf OF Galnesvi
is taking in the metropolis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
THE PEOPLES FORUM.
Not Applicable to wise County.

AURORA, Tex, July 25.--Edltor Ca
Zette: The Courler-Journal publishes
the following:
AURORA TEN, July l2.--The people Of Wise
county, Tex, have petitloned Soy. ireland 70
call an extra session of the legislature 70 pro-
vide relief for tne people OF the drought stricken
sections of the stale. Thousands OF acres OF
school lands nave been sold TO settiers IN VIC
drought district. The settlers have come mere
from Northern and Eastern states. They nave
m ade first payments on their farms, ana must
make second payments durinS August, or lose
their land and what they have already para,
Cropa are utter failures. These new settlers
have not raised even enOtgh tor next year
seeding Many OF the heads OF families nave
just left for the East In search Oh woih 70 vaan
money enough 10 make the August payment on
their homs An extra session OF the leRlsla'
ture IL Ia hoped, will extend the Time Tor ines
payments and make an appIoprintioh 70 put
chase seed for new crops for destitute famlles'
Some of our people have read this as
applyipg to Wise county, ! was In the
convention and heard Col.Morris' resolu
ton looking to petitioning the governor
To call an extra session of the Legislature
10 mass stay-law for the benefit OF pool
men in the drought stricken districts
We felt that such law would apply more
beneAcially to our neighbor counties
west and northwest than to Wise. Corr
was abundant and cheap, twenty-five
cents per bushel last year in this county
We have much old corn in the crib, ant
nearly all farmers might have had i
there with due thrift. Ten and twelve
bushels OF wheat have been made. MAN.
persons will make from third TO half
corn crop, and hay about half crop
Some viii 20 to nearly II not full crol
by October. Wise county will have sect
and pie-crust tool True, some mel
would croak II they had an ocean
cream aud gold spoon with which to ca
LIZ. A stay-law would protect and saw
the honest poor man and do his creditor
no harm. The rascals will dodge, law o
No law II. G. M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27

A Distinction.
nafnerlA WeeklY.

A distinguished citizen has an interest.
ing boy Of four years who likes TO amuse
himself with needlework, but last
Sunday the child's nurse objected TO his
practice OF that innocent ayocation on the
ground that no work should be done on
the Sabbath The difference was settled
satisfactorily to both parties, however, by
allowing the boy to sew with thread
the end Of which had not been knotted
cit is not work." explained the nurse
~ you only draw the thread through thu
cloth -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
I,,,1E TABLE.
c,ss, in Effect june s7' 1886
M, and Departures:

"a. in Effect juno "a, 1896.
N, and Departures:
", pACFIC-NoRTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
a louis. ...7.lb m i:to a m
..lo6 ,t.Louis 500 p IN $40 y m
SOUTH BOUND.
!. /. laredo. 500 p m s:35 y m
A v AN Antonio 100 a m 7:4a n m
ks 4 PAcwIc-EAsT BOUND.
R,. avs" 1900 m 7:4O u m
'lessd Texarkanas;25 p m 9'OS p m
WHIST BOUND.
|nrleans, TeXar-
"a IN Paso. 300 p m $40 y m
I'M d Colorado 7;40 n m $40 m
bloRADA 4 SANTA fE--soUrh
BOUND.
,ion and Calves
|..t..4..sss.ssssss 'fNV :"
|sbane, Alyarado
ItlaR.....ts.s.ssss Ns"" ~
NORTH BOUND.
Houston and Gal
DALLAS, Alyarado
] tsarne. 80. .ll.25 m
n WORTH s DENVER CITY.
IA ........... $3.50 a n
observation-disclosures p m
c. d. LUsK, Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
Man of blood.

Congressman Laird OF Nebraska, who
distinguished himself by assaulting Con-
gresham Cobb Of Indiana in Washington
recently, was, about the year 1867, In the
law department Of the University OF Mich
igan. He made a speech in moot court
or something Of that sort, and got clio,
quent. He reared out at one point thai
dthe sun sank, a red globe OF Are, like a
tear OF blood from the eye OF God" inc
ridiculous metaphor was alluded to
facetiously In the Chronicle, the college
paper, and Laird proposed TO have per
sonaI satisfaction from the editor. lie
ana not take It. The editor was gaun'
and gifted individual named Moses--non
\ professor in the Uuiversityot California
and, after meeting him, Laird suddenly
changed his mind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
|THELVOMA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

lei years suffered with cancer on
|Anthe simple remedies were applied
Il the paiu, but the place continued TO
IalB extendlng into my nose, from
|nea yellowIsh discharge very oiten.
|haraeter. IL was also Unnamed, and
|me great deal About eight months
! In Atlanta, at the house of a friend,
,ronglyrecommended the use OF Swifpe
hat Undermined to make an effort TO
n In This was successful, and began
,fhe influence of the medicine at first
'ntgbat aggravate the sorej but soon
|nnailOn was allayed, and ] began TO
bitter the ilrsI few bottles. My general
3 greatly improved. l am stronger,
10 30 any kind of work. The cancer
,tbegAn TO decrease and the ulcer 10
|. here Is not a vestige of II left-only
,zt marks the place where II had been.
VI TO answer all questions relative TO
MRS JoICIR A. MCDONALD.
Ga, August III, 1885,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
LYNCHED.
Tho Young Negro Who Murdered mrs.
stephens Ia Comanche County Hanged.
WANTED TO ROAST HIM ALIVE.

Tho Young Negro Who Murdered mrs.
stephens Ia Comanche County Hanged.
WANTED TO ROAST HIM ALIVE.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, July 26.--Special tele-
grams received here this evening from
De Leon, up on the Central railroad, an
nounce that mob had left there with a
negro boy named 'Tom,m who is charged
with outraglng and afterwards numbering
Mrs. Ben Stephens, FIVE miles south Of
De Leon, Saturday last, report OF which
appeared in Sundays GAZETTE under the
date Of Dublin.
The mob ayowed their intention OF
burning the negro alive on the Identical
spot where Mrs Stephens body was
found.
Later adyices say the mob hanged Tn,
negro. They intended TO burn him, but
the mother OF the murdered woman
pleaded with them for less barbarou'
punishment, and rope was swung TO O
tree and the brute was hanged. II II
said he confessed the crime.
CAUGHT HIM Al BAIRD.
Special TO the Gazette,
! BAIRD, Tx, July 20 Yesterday morn
ing the officers here captured a negr'
} who is wanted at De Leon, Tex IL
, stands charged with having tried D
ravish lady In that neighborhood, an
not being able to accomplish his desire
shot and killed her While in iall her
l yesterday he acknowledged all, and tn
I officers, seven In number, after recelvin
y kilograms to bring him to De Leor
started with him on the 10 O'Clock trail
last night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
Gem. stunrl,r Som MarrleG.

j. +. Stuart, son of the late Gen. j. f.
b. Stuart, the brilliant Confederate cayal-
ryman, was married at Hampton, Va
Yesterday to Miss Joe Phillips OF war
wick county, Va, Mrs. Stuart, the widow
OF the general, and her two daughters
Miss Mary Pelham Stuart aud Miss Ellie
Stuart, are now stopping at Virgins
Reach July u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
TEXAS IN TYPE.
o,,pp,ngs from state Exchanges on matters
Of Interest.

HOW IT WORKED.
Nv a. A. Leach spent several years ~
china ana got well acquainted with tne
manners and customs OF the Cninese, iae J
i iasrnt something of the Chinese Language
~ has his shirts marked with nus mani at
2, $4,000, This establishes fratetnAl
md ~ hesween himself and the MongoliAn y
~ o he city. and he finds no dlilcai,y 70
81 sSJ,,g aa Chinaman for that ntus
LIAM ssash Mn when necessary. lie mentioned
va ts ct m friend, and he then Wanlsu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
onn nlore womb % Conquer.
columbus ga, Enquirer.

Now that Niagara rapids have been safely
naylgated there is but one more world to
conquer. II some man will go into
Wall street and come out unscratched
the Niagara Falls herd will not be worthy
to black his shoe. There's a big gate to
immortality Who'll be the first?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
a,,y.r r.onf snxing Powder

Never fails when the directions are FOL.
lowed. hence there Is never word OF
compliant heard against 1t. The mex.
nerIenced cook is able TO make as good
bread with il as the professional baker,
simnly because ia ingredients are 70
COMPOUNDED as 10 make failure impossi-
KS when the directions are followed. A
tyial Is ali that Il necessary 10 make II In
dIsnensable TO Gll well.reguluted house
holds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27

IN another column OF this issue viii be
found an entirely new and novel speci-
men Of attractive advertising. II Is one
of the neatest ever placed Ia our paper,
and we think our readers win be well re-
paid for examining the supposed display
letters IN the advertisement OF Pfickiy
Aah RitterR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
PhnIip nent ON Tap.

Philip Best's Brewing company's beer
can be found on tap at the following
named places;
Tivoli Hall.
Max Rlchen, on the square.
Cabinet saloon, Main street,
X. Taylor's, corner Seventh aud Hous-
ton.
Conrad Schmidt's, foot Of Houston.
Turf Exchange, Main street.
w. II. Wilson, South side.
Il. J.. Tabor, foot OF Houston street.
James Pemberton, West Weatheriord.
John Murrin, on Front, between Main
and Houston.
John Woods, Eighth and Main.
Dorsey & Galloway, Main ed Tweiith'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
The secret of ourve-Pitohlns'
Waahington stal

A phenomenal baseball, pitcher who
recently struck out twenty seven men IN
game, says the secret of curve-pitching
can be learned by watching woman try
ing TO hit hen with q stone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
JAMES w. SWAYNE,
ATTORNEY AT Law
mice over First National bank. W. Worth, Tex
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
IIEurENANT. GOVERNOR.

IIKUTERANT- GCvEhNoh'
we are authorized 70 announce Judge ~ IS
Wheeler Of EaetlAnd county 40 candidate iot
ilentenant, governor OF Texas, subject 70 the
acflon Of the state Democratic convention.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
We arc authorized 20 announce u u lAttle'
deId a. candidate for state eomptrplef, sub
tect 10 the action OF tho Democratic state con
yention.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
We are authorized 70 annoDnee James Gun.
re Of Jack county as candidate ior tne one
distriet, subject 80 the action Of the temperate
convention OF Tarrant, Wise, Parker ana JACK
We are authorized 70 announce Nal :. y
Jarvis ~ q candidate for state tenatoIsihp
posed 81 the counties OF TarrAnti Wiee, fhfhei
and Jnck subject 70 the Democrniic sepatorisl
convention 10 be held Al Weatherfordi Jpiy "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27

lada cancer on my face for some years,
.iiiom one cheek bone across tho nose
per- II has given me a great deal OF
lines burning and itching to such an
ili II was almost unbearable. com,
'.ing swifts Specific in May, 1885, and
eight bottles. II has given the great
4 " removing the Inflammation and re-
general health. w. BARNES.
que, Iowa, Sent. 3, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27

..aid Of the wonderful cures of Swifrs
sal resolved TO try 1t. commenced
y april, 1854. My general health was
5s'vvca, yet the cancer which was In
..eonunued 10 grow slowly but surely.
~ grew and became quite heavy. |
nasl either have 1t cut or die, But
iiaeeI diseharging quantities of almost
W. viegn, 1t continued bea Ing around
oaul February, when Il was entirely
v ane ven. . BETSY WOOD,
NJ tynonth Co., Mass., July 3, 1885.
srscluc Is entirely vegetable, and
Sc 1s1 N .'salAefrs by forcing out the impu
''Vn Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
YG,i A, a,F Il cI g CO., Drawer 3. Atlanta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27

Phy years was sufferer with cancer
|As aud having been cured by the use
ieel constrained by sense of duty
re humanity TO make this statement
~ With the fourteenth bottle the can.
" % heal rapidly and coon disappeared,
leseTal months there has been no APP
ny a sore of any kind on my nose or
f'au Is my nose at all tender TO the
X hNe taken about two dozen bottles
'aaq am soundl cured, and know that
fAeeled the cure after every known
.vassssd and had failed.
ROBERT SMEDLEY.
fdEes, Ga MAY /, 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27

!. ud baggage Checked TO Al
ga ~, tho United states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27

her ih'V'' u. ID. Lusk,
gaIp .,..,r Union Ticket Agent,
Psastuss. Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27

r.o,e 70 New York, via Gal
q weston and
steansllip Line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
I IN route, VA
r 4, to w AGO.

...,lIon, At Fort worth Tor s., LOal'i
'np, 7. .'s,.,. North, East and West.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

The follosing jury. % serve in the Sep.
tember term ol the Circuit Court was
drawn yesterday, Heman BarloN, First
Wari Edgar ~ Ford. Second; Herman Z
snyder. Fifth Felix Cahil, Sixth. i. W
s,rahsn. Seventh. f. Murphy, Eighth;
* Proctor. Caledonia. John smith Jr
-1lou Norton Gilbert. Byron; B. q Parks
Spencer. David VI. Skidmore. Bovine. Peter
Axf0rd. Tyrone Henry II Ware. Ada
George Albert Piainheld, Alexander Muir
Grand Rapids. Chas l.. Giies. Cannon
Albert Butlerieid Walker ". H. hlson
Grauan. Jas T.. Purdy. Nerseuues. Saiina
Hawley Alpine; Fred K. Darling, Paris
John Cagltle CORTLAND. Clinton A Wood
Cascade. Brigham Petringill, Algoma. The
September term will open for business Sep
Iemnfr y
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
Tickets Growing Less, But Chances In
cFeasing

The prices for tickets % Redmond con-
cert VIII be- the same az yesterday until
further notice The drawing last night re-
duced the number of tiCafs remaining iu
tie wheel Co .G179 a re DAYS more will
reduce this rumker to twp-thirds Of the
$1,000 pat q the v4eel Tie time IS short
until TIE deeds II pass the title OF the
opera house % tha new oeber. Sales Of
tickets were lireif yesterday several
pools were purchase a. the main office,
and large orders weff received hy mails
The c'sf ~ a ticket nov is prorora1nsielY IS
cheaper fhan before 1hc drawings cori.
menced and prices VA further advance
al fae tickets diminish io The wheel.
Musical matinee this afternoon az
fhe mfa house doors open AZ 30 O'Clock
Chiidfeu accompanied with parents ar
f-ioni - aim fiat wItnnut tickets
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

During a recent visit with her son in Chi
cago Mrs + II Tenant, of this city, sus-
tanned injuries of a severe nature by a fall,
which happened I'm the following manner.
A staircase where she was visiting leads TO
an upper hoor and not far from the top
another staircase also from the floor below
ends Walking up one without light II
few steps across the spsce intervening be-
tween the two flights and Mrs. Tenant
made a precipitated descent of fourteen
steps, striking on her head. The fall did
not break any bones After few days In
bed. the unfortunate lady was able to return
home
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

It is currently rumored that Judge /. r.
Sherwood, of Toledo, Ohio, ex member of
Congress and late proprietor of the sun
dqy Journal in the Corn City, is figuring
through local parties to purchase the
Democrat of this city. He would purchase
half interest but objects TO frankie Ball
As a partner. If he succeeds in making the
purchase be will run the paper as an lnde-
pendent sheet, with Republican lean
lrE-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
sport a, the Lake.

In addition to the clam oake at the Lake
on Friday an unusually interesting pro-
gramme of acquaitc sports has been ar
ranged for the amusement of the visitors
as follows. 800 o'clock, short swimming
race, four entries; 4 o'clock, tub race, three
entries, i.30, long distance swimming race
from the boat house across the lake ana re-
turn. five entries; . o'clock, scull race be
tween Miss Miller and Prof Sedell, across
the lake and return; 5.3O, swimming race
for lalles two entries.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Rev A ~ Gilbert, of Jacksonville, H.;
will lecture at the Church of Christ on
Thursday evening, September , His
theme WIN be Walks afSut jerusalem, or
personal experiences in ami about the Holy
City Mr. Gilber9 has leclured with great
success in New Yotk, Philadelphia, BdltI-
more, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Other
leading cities. and IS widely known as an
eloquent aud forcible'speaker. .The lecture
will begin promptly al O'Clock, and the
proceeds are for the benefit OF the church.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Prof Tom McAipine Of Detroit, well
known in sporting circles, is visiting friends
In the city On Friday evening he will
give an exhibition at ODonnelrs gym
nasium. on WaterlOo-st. in which mum
ber of local sports Will participate. A silver
cup will be awarded 10 the best amateur
boxer. The feature of the exhibition will
be- the wind up, a four round contest be-
tween the Professor and Tom O'DOnnell
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Statement Of stamps, stamped envelopes
and postal cards on hand received and sold
AZ che posfodice during the month ending
August 20. i.-fr ore cent. 4l goo. two-cent
Ilan net foIr-ce1t ESQ lre-cent. 3 l00. ten
cent. 7s0 d1een cent. 1u, ten-cent special
delivery ltt newspaper stamps. 5-l. post
age. due stamps l10H posfa. cards. one
Gems. - ae0 Infa. amount ot stamps and
cards s1Ii s46as 81 envelopes s9.d 1922
Total SG 3au
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

The Odd Fellows gave ball at their bali
in the Pierce block last night for the bene-
90 of Amos Sweet. who is a prominent
member Of Lodge No II. and who has been
disabled So that lac could not work for the
past two years. There was large and very
select party present although halt of those
VINO had purchased tickets were not IN at
tendance The benefit netted about $50.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

aIr Culiouzh Passs. Away and Terrell u usi
Answer f0r aIs Crime.

james Mccullough the y0lug man Who
vas shot by James Terrell sl lAe Barrett
House. last Wednesday night died at ~ 3'
tlls morning He was doing nicely up t
noon Yesterday when ne began sinkias ald
although every Effort was made ~ tle
physlelaus ro save his hie he passed peace
fuIFasay Terrell will u0N De ulel ol q
charge 0f man.lAaghter.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
DIED.

IFWETT-At Grand Rapids. Mich August 0.
SIT. 1f paralysis OF the heart Henry Jcwett aged
81 years
Funeral services "Wednesday. September I, a.
8 O'Clock o. ~. from the residence Of John II
Jcuett. le7 paris-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Dependency, Neuralgia Hysteria. stammering,
&c, SC.
DR. TANNEn. haven given his attention for the
past twenty wears 90 the treatment OF Chronic
and Surgical Diseases. mcldent 20 bath sexes.
his success has produced astonishing results
BY new method Of treatment, the sick are fu J
re>tur 20 original health lie would c. d the
attention of Jhe afhlcted 10 the fact OF his long
sanding and well earned reputation a. A
sufficient AS rance of his skill sud success
Tsose suffering iOm Caiarrh. BrOnchites or
Consumption iu IFS nTst stages can be assured
of perfect cure by thls new method of ucst-
ment. which can be testified o. 10y thousand in
the United StAtes DIR Tanner can detect tNe
slightes disease OF the chest, Lungs or any In
ter al orEsu. aud guarantees cure IN every
case De undertakes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
Blood.


scrofua scald Head, salt Rheum. Ulcers. Teuer;
Mother Marks, Etc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
Throat.

larged liberated rlnsils Iaryngitls Los of
ice, Paralysis. Bronchitis, Ulcers, sore
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
ALL PRICES lOVERNOST THIS MONTH! :

We have large hne of of Boys in
riety of patterns Plain and Fancy Cssmeies Chevots,
Checks Etc from TO SO. This less
than half These Bargains call early they viii 90
quick at the prices.