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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31
WACO.
Tie Examiner Insists that Superiu.
tendent OF Pnb'ic Instruction Baker
be Impeached.
Ihe waco Preachers Well Up With the
ROPES OF the Day-Gen. IL" : Cancels
an Engagement

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, May 30.-Tha Examiner
this morning, abiding to the Phillins
trial at Austin, and the connection of
state officials and employees with the
scandal, says: ''Now some influence
potent enough to effect radical reforma.
ton in this respect should be PROMPTLY
invoked. The executive of the state can
90 much If he will in the way of clean,nc
the Augean stables, Let impeachment
and prompt dismissal follow in three of
tnese cases, If not in more. This win po
iar toward appeasing an indignant and
outraged people. If not we NAV
expect to hear Democratic
state administration bitterly as.
sailed by our foes, for the social
crimes committed by its members and
lts employees. Had such thing as this
occurred In Davis day every Democrstic
paper IN the state would have filled its
columns with complaints. Now the shoe
Is ON the other foot, and what are we GO.
ing TO do about 1t? We insist that no e.
DC lmpeached at once Dickenson and
every ether employee of the state miSad
up In this dIsgraceful affair must he dis.
missed at once, no matter what their
connection, social standing and value 10
the public service may be-,
Inc Waco preachers are DEALING With
Inc topics Of the times. AT Trinity NAH
odist Episcopal church Tonight Rev nr
iyaugnerty preached on "Anarchists
COMMUNISTS, Socialists and Ishor
troubles The new Catholic church in
TINS TINS city sto be dedicated on july 4
n S.Sne heverends Bishop Gallagher of
preside at the ceremonies. "'n
Gen. Ross is somewhat unwell, and ba
peen compelled to cancel an epgaaeman,
70 speak at Gatesyille t. -.norrow' ua
expects to meet Col. swaln at Cameron
m.iam county, on SATURDAY, the 9th Inst
Tor joint discussion. 80 ~" ''i'''
Wool receipts for the week closing 10 :.
night foot up 100000 poui lis. The woo ,aS,
mum, mere expect to use y least 900 ooo
pounds OF wool during tle year. 0'''oVO
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Temple.

Special to the Gazette
TEMPLE, TEX, May so.--Yesterdon ,,.,
a gaia day Tor our German citizens tbs "as
G Gesan recently emily organized the "GermaniS
~ %,esaug Verein, and under the ansn dnas
~ sne organization had a Maifest NJ p GnI
y grove, one aud half miles 49, q. uu y,
.ne Guy, yesterday. The nrocnss So VI
. Th,cn was quite long and headed bS ths
S sn,, cornet band, started from, sne
nail az O'Clock and, passing aIo n,nser $
R sna streets of the CITY. arriSed u ~
no grove at III a. m. The grona AZ
oeautlful place, where LARGO sose Is
mus, u,asp ana mlogle their braneSss 'i anS
, ,haAe a. shade that lasts ali dsv Ga anu ~
s sne uensest part large nlatfoyyI,, una ~ IA
seats all around had been ersctea win
occasion OCCASION The crowd was ''I iu ,or the
sm,,se and Americans mI6gling ie ~
aa az The forenoon was N An "a .he
wera music ',D 10 the afternoon sne soseu
nv made l In English and Germapp 'sunes
.hn s the dance, the LEADING ,aa. AIT
in, usy' began. Germans, ola sn nSnsure Of
sGheu n 1t and it was quite p nj yoang
SOFT, ~ was the first effort Of M s sa.l
Ssociety' and that effort was - .ne young
per. expectation The orras svusssidl
pSimanent one, aud charter ', ha Is
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where the victory Is fearless, bloodless,
joyful one: when the right. not the
! might, shall win the day, and the
waving Of banners shall be TO manifest
the 10y Of human hearts ia the thought
that ithe Lord God, omnlpotent reign
eth believe that, that day is coming.
| Some doubt It'll never. Some do not
want It'll ever. A time "when the lion
shall lie down with the lamb, and little
child shall lead them; when men shall not
say knowest thou the Lord2 but when all
shall know Him, from the least even
unto the greatest" 1t may be In the
far-of distance--years may chase each
other into the centuries, but that matters
not. Your plain duty and mine Is to
rear monuments upon the grave, and laud
the virtues OF the men who gave life and
reputation, and, II needs be, all tn the de-
Tense of the truth and the right to pro-
mitigate its sentiments. Let us keep their
graves green. Let us wreathe their name
In lmmorteles and everlasting chaplets,
unperlahing and eternal, for they are
worthy. Let us take up the conflict
where they fell, aud work aud wait Let
the people learn war no more. Break up
your cannon into atomic dust, and let the
inhabitants OF the peaceful land mold
them into plow-sbares and printing
presses. Let the swords be cleanscd
from blood AID made into pruning hooks
"Let us all love each other, and call each
man brother, and We'll have no trouble
any more" close with brief extrOct
from Gerald Massey, on fraternity;
'Tls coming up the steep Of timo,
And this old world Is growing brighter,
We NAV not Its dawn gublimp
Yet high hopes make the heart throb lighter,
We may be sleepirg in the ground
Wnen IL awahes the world in wonder,
But we have felt IL gathering round,
And heard lts voice In living thunder
Ills coming yes. It's coming
IT'S coming now, the glorious time
fOret Id by seers and sung In story;
For VIII h, when thiuking was a crime,
Souls l,apt 10 heaven from sfaholds cory.
They passed, nor saw the work they wrought;
Now the crown'd hopes of centuries blossom
But the Hive lightning of Their thought
And daring deeds doth pulse earth's bosom.
MS coming yes, us coming.
Creods empires, systems rot with age,
Bnt the great peoples ever youthful,
And It shall write the futures page
To our humanity more truthful.
Tue gnarllest heart hath tender chords
10 waken at the name Of "brOther,"
And time comes when brain scorpion words
we shall not speak to sting each other.
IT'S coming yes, It's coming
Fraternity Loves other name
Dear, heayen-connecting link Of being
Ihen shall we, grasp thy golden dream,
As souls, full statured, grow far seeing.
Then ehall unfold our better part
And In our lifo-cup yield more honey
L'ghtup with joy the poor mans heart,
Ana loves own world with SMILES moro sun
NY
IT'S coming Yes, It's coming.
Ave, 10 mu ( come The tvrantis tbrono
Ia crumbllng, with or hot tears rustpd.
rhe sword earth's mighty ones have leant on
Is cankered with our hearts blood crusted.
Room For the men of mind make way.
fe robber rulers, pause no longer;
J cannot stay the opening day.
err
The peoples advent coming
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Special to the Gazette.


MoGREGoR, TEX, May 8O.-poor Nc
Gregor has the beauty plucked from no,
romance, but the iudomitable vim and
energy OF our merchants is not easily snh
o oaso, Many Of them say they will rebuild
ana open as soon as prac icable T re
town is thronged with Insurance ,,or ~
ana ANY,, parties otherwise interested IN the
o obstruction of Thursday night Our m tae
osit dSS nave s received several liberal prop
v Wna from merchants at Galveston and
Maco, expressing willingness to aid i'm IN
saIs u're calamity by furnishing new
e erecss as as. soon as buildings can be
tor OF the Crawford quarrles has modn !.
inSss pallanthropic offer to our imnov move u
i ,s CITY He offers to allow aii stono
taken J fro u0n sld of buildings to be
our m, merchants wishing to rebuild % ~
Little Earnest Strickland, who vos
S mJnau wa, IN the fire Thursday night is
necessary. "ui MOI De
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.ongview


SPoOiui 10 tne Gazette.
LoNGyIEw, TEX, May 30.--Dr. ]. L.
Homes delivered an exceedingly interest.
lns lecture upon "China, her People and
Customs" this morning, at the Baptls,
c Cl The gentleman was born in
Onlna, ms father having been a mission.
ary 70 that country, and murdered with
numerous Others, just previous to the
uoctors oifth. Having grown nearly to
! NANNY mere, ne Is well versed In their
a., ~ uaSe, haoits and customs, and with
the assistance OF numerous stranre onS
curious articles he has with him be
makes his lecture Understandable to al
ana very pleasant to listen TO, Among tb .
coIlectioh IS robe of one of China,s am.
perors, and another OF a princess. hotb
beautiful In the extreme, and covered
WI MIN emolems worked in colored silk
Inc ladies' called them just lovely
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lie win Remain a Democrat,

special to the Gazette.
MoK1NNEY, TEX, May 3O.-In the
farmers and laborers convention n serions
split took place yesterday. When the con-
venlon decided to nominate, about one
tniId declined to further participate and
lett the hall Those leaving were ieered
ana missed. One of them, Mr.. George
H. Cooper, one of the Oldest and best
citizens OF Collin, returned to the front
Of the speakers stand and said Mr.
Chairman, am weak old man of over
sixty years of age. have always been
Democrat My hair is gray as YOU see,
aud am feeble, and had hoped / had
lived in Collin too long to be Kissed for
preferring TO remain Democrat.
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EHyders
C0rrcspon dence Of the Gazette.
SNYDER, TEX, May 2s--There were
six transfers Of real estate yesterday in
Snyder, and general revival in real es-
tate is noticed.
Woody Bros. have sold their store
house, feed and livery stables TO II. }.
Nisbett. They have also sold their black.
smith shop snd material to J. |. Green
and William NJ. Bell.
Several Missouri families fled on lands
east of town yesterday.
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a druggists verdict; uDnrina ot..
srt,n,o uIug ousintss never have sold an
a. a. t paiu s,ving such universal satisfaction
Snsta a,il,eF.s 'okn Success People who
nIaio,e ior Years with various skin com
p p,as iie constantly returning perfectly
o eS.,, 70 thaak me for recommending
"'A ouVoesS' q II HARRIS,
j c. Heights, N ]
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Grnnbury.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
GEANBURY, TEX, May 2s.--Our town
boasts of 800 students in the college
DeGraffenried female school and Mrs
Spears high school.
The Farmers alliance of this county
have, by resolution, repudiated the policy
OF some organizations in adjacent coun.
ties in hitching on politics as part OF their
business. They have formed no coalition
with the Knights of Labor if such an in
stitution rs the latter exists In the county.
commencement exercises begin at
Granbury college, June ~, and continue
one week. Hon. Temple Houston deliy
ers the address, and Zach Pedigo of the
graduating class the valedictory.
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A Noble woman como.

oPtUIdI 10 inc GAIette,
WEATHERFoRD, Tx, May 3O.-Mrs.
A. j. Hood, wife of Judge A. j. Hood,
died this morning at their residence on
Fort, Worth street in this city. Mrs.
HOOD has been sick for some time, though
not considered dangerous necessarily.
yesterday afternoon she was taken worse
ana died this morning, Her death was
very unexpected to the community at
large, ana 1t was great shock to all
she was noble lady, loved by all. She
leaves besides her husband and stem
children an only daughter, Miss Jennie
calvert, to mourn her-death. Her family
nave the sympathy of the entire com.
munlty in this their sore bereavement.
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STATE NEWS.
Dciugs and Happenings OF The Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially FOR the Gazette by Its
Own Correspondents.
Terrell.

spccInI % The Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, May S0.-Lieut. Coy.
Barnet Gibbs arrived this morning and is
the guest Of Senator J. o. Terrell.
DR.. Wallace, superintendent of the
asylum, returned from Boston TO-DAY.
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muIrssi ascarine Is noon % a..
s,nllcledA Ids a never-failing yemaS A. sne
Wspepaia, irrcgnlarity OF the 1919. LOT
liver disease 'o"e's,
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ho AZ not give way to the gloomy tara
ouulhgs caused by liver and howell oo .e-
paints, but use Norris Cascarine ana AN hs
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this wss Si, !. and PLAN pickles to .,r,,a
best on one saS - the Fort Worth Grocer ~
"iui, Try tnem -
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Ponds Extract,

Which substitutes ease and comfort for
pain and suffering, is one of the most DO.
tent curative agents known.
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- 10. nc most skilled gun and locksm,,h a.
sown stAs Stert's gun store, Boz Mai IN
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,oS Snolce cigars, cigarettes and chewing
strs"s at A. stert's gun store, eo6 Main
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= Or. OR, JOHN lI!I lal.
Smiths TolD'SlD
FoR THE cur \.
FEVER and A.,
Or cH'LLs and rss.,y
AND ALL MALARIA, l..

Lho proprietor Of thi, !, !, s''sA'.
j pa,a.y claims for 4 lnpe oii,ssf.'
e os 9yor offered to the , LIN! ~; :
c!sahGA1N, SPEEDY and and g pss :. =:
prague ana Fever, or Chm !.
or 81 short nor or long standiu naa !, Fs'rs
entire western and sontsess, ~ .atSs \ !
a. testimony to the trs, NM J. es'eit]e
"a { IN no case whatever WI p
the diroctAon5arestric IN ~ y ~ nv
Out. In 9 great many a.. \ !. t,s.'
peen sufficient for cure y ! ll.Elsi &
have been cured BY sippIs sl v. w y, & =
ieot restoration Of the Ren en- ee1,ls n
however, prudent and n ava. hea.a 4.
tam to cure, IL Its use is vos oh! ~
doses Tor week or two af,s ',a Y I. ~
oeen checked, more espesjal u, i; l!sls I
Iong-standinc cases. Uwsij.i y iistl'p n
VIII not require any aid 10 W.. 20 4. r,l',
good order. Should the p sa is,s 'l,s:'',s
quire q cathartic edioiIps , ~, a'vs,n /
three OF four doses Of the T o,ss' aa'issi
Of KENTs VEGETABLE ~ ". = nlgl, {,
Will DO sufficient. Use no ~, haAili mi
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DONE Buy city Property
Or anything else in the ra., -.
Main Street. - \ Martln, zoo
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ssvaN ~~,,Nss .,r~. s,~ >.N>A .. s,.4,,
s lsst IN length The opening Is
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Wonderful % Ralai.I

FOR FORTY YEARS / h.,...
70 CATARhIi-three- fourths az ~ y W h,.'
terer from ENCGUOIATIV,3 , p XIX xsIn. n
ny FOREHEAD and MY NOsTR ilifss Asslls|
cnhrses were 10 oifenfiyc IN, h.. IVA.
mention it, except for the rood I, ns','aH u
olher sufferer have spcnt c, nl y as'
from my earnings during my for,, wv aa. NaaI
ierlng 70 obtain relief from N 1 5s ss,.si "
nave trled paten medlcincs--evegy w as'' IA 4
learn of--irom tho four corners <, XIX NJ W.
Win no relief, And LAST t WI. IVY " ~.
nave met with remedy that has en s,si ! y
treiy-nade me new man. i s ,ss,e. y (. q.
pounds and now weigh l46. | MI l's ,s,..
bottles OF the medicine, and tho NV VIA WA
nave is TINT being in The humble wsE. 'sH s' I
may not have lniluorcc 10 n rasr \ 7. 70 z
catarrh sufferers TO use what bs s'e es,' Z !,
Gninn's Pioneer Blood Renew
No 2G7 Second ST., MacoD, Cav t'e
Mr. Henry Cheves, the writer 3, ts.y,..
formerly Of Crawford couuty, now Il ~ 1 wv
ga, morlts the confidence Of all lnierssIs M.
oaSusrh' w a. NH.
Ex'Mayof 81 AiNs
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-. - ~ .Vs.sv al A"a uasnaaa uus..,sss
onlce. u is pecnliarin color, rather rcd
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S i,SSS y 2 q. ,oyu, IN Inis county, Ior num-
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" y 11l9IIi7 1lsfIsNlI lsel
Ech0ols OF Nashville.
Of The dlstin9nlshel
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tho seat? Would he leave Mr.. Payne in
undlsturbed possession Of a purchased
sestP This 10 the logical result Of his argu'
and Of his somewhat exnberant
defense Of Mr.. Payne's honorable title to
the seat he holds,
This is a mischtevouB doctrine, which
holds out to every rich nobody the in
ducement Of safety in tine quest OF place
with money, II only he can be shrewd
enough to keep himself in the background.
A man Of q delicate sense OF honor would
not hold a seat which he knew had been
bought for him by oyerzaalous kinsmen
or friends, or somebody, perhaps, who in
tended to use him in q deep and desperate
game. To such a mar a seat on a red
hot stove would be as comfortable. No
representative body ought to allow a
man to hold one Of It's seats through
bribery, no matter how innocent he may
be. The corrupt securing Of a seat, no
matter by whom, should always be held
sufficient to vaCate 1t,
Mr.. Evsrls, able lawyer though he is'
does take this view, Probably he Is too
much OF a lawyer to be . thoroughly good
Senator. There is such a thing as knock
ing out common sense aud justice with
a big array Of small techuicaliIies and
and wire.drawn refinements, the result O
long service on fields which are lost and
won with these delicate weapons,
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pnhllp rlnoo D, rurcMnNe.


Mir. Evarts in his elaborate aud enter
tanning speech in behalf Of Mr.. Payne,
besides taking the novel ground that
"knowlsdge should precede investigation"
laid down q rule for dealing with bribery.
He would "puniSh the man who brides
and punish the man who is bribed." This
is what everybody would DO who dissents
from the Doodle system Of Illling public
stations.
But MIR. EvArts does not 90 far enough,
as, for the purpose Of his argument, II was
inconyenisnt that he should so farther.
List II be supposed that the beneficiary Of
tho ~bribery-thO man who Is, by bribery,
PLACED In a public position Of honor, or
emolument, or bOth-haS been no party
10 the wrong, at all events, that he can.
not be shown 10 have been a party to the
wrong. This lie precisely the theory adj
yNnced by those defenders Of Mt. Payne
who are unwilling 10 say that bis seat was
honestly secured. =.
Suppose Mr.. pAynO's son Oliver, aud
Mclean and PLACE and the rtst Of them
had been punished iot getting brides and
suppose certain members Of the Legisla'
tufe had been punished for accepting
btibssi this would establish the fact Of
bhbory-whRt would Mr., EvAttS do about
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CLARKSBURG.
The Court House Matter Laid Over-The U.
5, Custom House,

~ ~ AAu0HA 50 ~ ~
5. Custom House.
Correspondence OfthG %hieligsaeT,
CLARKsBuRs, July 26,-Aaproof positive
that Clarksburg lu1uriatss in that element
Of old iogyism so detrimental to public
health and progress, We have the decision
Of the County Court rendered last Thurs
day in regard to The Court House build
ing, 1t was substantially known early in
tho week that the decision would be uu.
favorable, but Notwithstanding this the
Court House was crowded on Thursday
morning to see what would be the final
action in the case, The vote oil the court
was two to one to lay the matter oyef for
year, which practically amounts to q veto
on the whole proceedings,
The action OF this court Is very much
Censured by the progressive people Of the
town, aud the disappointment II caused Is
scarcely compensated by the fact that
work has begun on the new Government
building, to neutrality-suspicious. and custom
house. The building will stand on the
corner Of Pike and Third streets, ou the
lot formerly owned by Mr., r, I, Lowndes.
Governor Wilson passed through here
Thursday morning on his way from
Weston, where he attended q meeting OF
the Board Of Pablo Works. He was ac-
companied by Auditor Dudley, Treasurer
Thompson and Superintendent Morgan,
In a shortintervlew the Governor express
ed himself as very much pleased with the
Democratic outlook in Harrison aud Lewis
counties.
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91sp Advertisements.

TOR sALE-A sIDE.BAR BUGGY.
II strong. light and almost new, VIII be sold
rheap, Address "B, 4" Gaze this old %, iyT
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sut,,l TrnnnuIll,or Of Tho Nerves,

The SutOat ttGnqullSOtU VI the nerves lisa medl'
cline witch remedies their Representatives, BY
lnylGofallng them, Ovsttsnhon Of the nerve, al,
ways weAkehS them. What they need, then, ID a
tonic, NOS q SedAllve Ths latter II only Useful
wllOh There II intense mental excitement and All
Immediate necessity eGlHA iOt pfOdiDiUg qnletlde
OIL the biald HOstetieF'a stomach ullien ftatJiCs
the tlgOI feq1lNlts 70 belf, WilheuI 6elIG Jared
Of dNh II boo uhhCA'thluliy, the Ordinary itiptes.
iiOnn ptOdlcc through tie media II llihL hear,
luz aid tOnOotl0n, h4y,it dos moro than this :
mental application which they would 10 totally
unable 10 endure without Ia issihtAnOa. Bne6, Al
ieaO a the i'm allll1le conclusion "a DO dawn
IRON tho testimony OF business and hfOlttliOhai
inpii lilefAteutg DfOtBItleh, aud Others who nave
iostOd lhO tOdllylbg and itpaFatvO ihluehoS M
ihli celebrated t0nlV and nStyih0,
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~nB-OAPIrAL PRIZE, S15,OuO;eu
Tickets only go. shares ia Proportion,
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise hes
TanRementS for all the Monthly and QuArygaT
Drawings Of Tho Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and In penOn manage and control tue liaSilq
themselves, and that the tame are Cplluc.el WIN
honesty, fairness, and III good iRith .nwrnl al Bti'
lies, and we authorize tic Company To ug MS
certificate, with fac SMILES 81 our Signatures a.
tRChed, In iB Advertisements"
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DIED,

DIED.
BERGER-sunday, July IS, 1850, at 6:2O O'Clock A,
NJ CHARLES +, BERGER, In the SISt year Of his
age,
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1850 North
Front street, Island, Tuesday morning at $3.50
O'clock. Intermput priynto.
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How to 7 n Girl. Ago.

Wet Chester Local EerG.
Girls OF a manageable age do not like to
tell how old they are; but you may find
out by following the subjoined instruc.
tlons, the young lady to do the figuring:
Tell her TO put down the number Of the
month in which she was born in, then to
multiply II by 2, then to add &, then 10
multiply 1t by 90, then to add her age,
then to substract SG5, then to add 1l5,
then ask her to tell you the amount she
has left. The two figures to the right will
denote her age and the remainder the
month OF her birth. For example, the
amount is S22-She is % years old and
was born in the eighth month august.
Try IL.
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LlotLnn Courikr.

He lin the walts)-"You told me you
would send an answer TO my proposal by
letter." She (blushingly)-"And l did"
He-"Then, | have not received II; ahl
do not trils with with me, sweetest An.
gelina." She'll have no wish 10 tribe
with you; ! sent my answers II IL strange
you have not received II | sent II yeBter.
day noon by q messenger boy" He
"By q messenger boy; oh, then, I'll get 1t
tomorrow; thanks for the explanation /;
you have relieved my mind greatly"
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20. Mn. Pltlrnlrn

OF course it wasl He tried one remedy
after another, aud finally gave up and
died, when h!a life might haYe been saved
BY taking DR.. PierCs's Golden Medical
Discoyery"- the great Consumption
Cure"-xhich, Il promptly employed, will
soon aubdus all threatening symptoms
such as cough, labored breathing, night
sweats, splitting Of blood, etc, aud restor'
ing waning strength and hope, efeCtually
stop the poor ConsumptiVe's rapid prog
ress graveyard, Isl it not worth trying
All druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-27

MANY OF the good things oil this life arc
sorrowiully let alone on account Of Dys,
pepsla. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Consti.
patton sold on u positive guarantee at "a
and so cents, by Logan & 20, and Charles
Menkemeller.