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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Turner & Mcclure. - 'Ns' ie0si'eu ny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

PUN AiOhFI =, \
We are having ifom ~
per day from parties ss,.s &
houses. Parties pssi M ~
would do well to lesys ,.. v 3
Also have all kinds q W. ~ n
or sell. Parties wis1lpss 3 y
real estate line wouia y y n
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Alligator Bras ny,

Children's school shoes =
Mangum & MontgomeIy.s.. =.
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THOMAS FAIRLY,


Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co.
p. S.-We are sometimes asked how
can the Chase Trading Co. sell so much
cheaper than other stores? We answer:
How can the Chase Trading Co. tell the
rainfalls weeks aud months ahead and
other merchants cannot. 1t is because
they do not get up early IN the morning
and lead the signs in the stars. Tt.
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sell al grades Of furniture on the easy
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Something novel and VIII W Y,
Of all, at the Fort wor'n -. =.
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RArEs OF suBscRlP ION.

TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
Postage Prepaid ~ me Pubiistery)
Daily. Weekly.
One Year l.... $40 90 One Year. " ~
Blk Months .., 3 so six Noniha..t.. ~
ThraO Months - % Three Monihs.. %
Sunday GAZETTE 81 per annun, postpaid
DRLTVERED ny CARRIERS;
Fer Week. ........... 90. % ccnts.
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Ribbon-cane aud sugsr-n0sH
Turner & McClure's.
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Evaporated spns,o.7
Turner & McClur's
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sUNDAY moaNINo, soyEMBER u.
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Sell furnltnfe on "
low cash prices.
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PinkaFd : y. y
VIII make you salls'' wi n
lnstallment plan On
want. .,u,-'-''
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THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-fde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper Published in Toxas.
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FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-LIyE sroCI
mlsUELLAsEOus,

EOR sALE-l5j good ieediSS Ia
l. broke no SEES. ;. A. Halehn 4,
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WANTEH-Fifieen good ma, 4.
w neZbridge over Trlpisvv \, "
wages paid to good men. Anaiy !, als
Is. Deal, Superintendent Erea Tii1 u y
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Eyaporated red rfspes
Turner & McClure's'
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wANTED--FEaIAITT1I;
wAYfED-MA,7ii''lvIiI iI s..

w ANTE0-A flrsS.ojss. -
Mrs, Z. ID. BROWNE $40 Houston ~.
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FOR RENT-DwELLneI


EoR RENT-House Of an 80,
4 lot, ON west Second street. \ !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-08
BOODLE ALDERMEN.

Dates Fixed for the Trial of -Four of
Jashno's AocOmplices.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7,--Wm b. Miller,
Henry l.. Sayles, Republicans, and VIM.
p. Kirk and Patrick Farley, Democrats,
members OF the "boodlen board of alder
men Of 1884, whose cases were placed on
to-day's calendar Of the general sessions
court for the purpose OF fixing the trial
days, were on hand to-day with their law
yers when their cases were called. Dis
trict Attorney Dartine appeared before
Judge Cowlng and announced the
dates for trial, placing Sayles
FIRST for mex. Monday. LAWYER
Newcombe representing Sayles asked for
a delay, pleading other engagements, and
was anally given weeks grace. The
other cases were set down accordingly
with the understanding that no further
delay would be granted. Sayles' trial
must proceed on the 18th inst, Farley's
and Mlller's on October 25 aud Kinks on
the drst Monday In November. There
was a peremptory order issued by Judge
Cowlng before whom the cases win be
brought.
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the head, and injured in the spine. En-
gineer Hall was severely scalded Hick-
erson, of the building andIbridge depart
ment, had his nose and mouth
hurt and his left thigh bruised.
Doctors Duke and Post of
Alvarado aud DR.. Roberts of Hillsboro
were summoned to the unfortunates.
They were made as comfortable as pos
sible and placed on No. l54 and carried
to the hospital at Fort Worth. BY this
accident the north-bound passenger train
was delayed about three and one half
hours. With all efforts possible the de-
rallied engine and driver at this hour are
still off the track. The track was cleared
and made secure and the train passed
after the aforementioned delay.
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woman gifted with all gooirp ia
sweet that even those who csrv *
ciate her adore her in silence VA
Alice, the Inflated wife Of he Is
Hesse, was so tender daurhlesrlnni
wife, so devoted a mot6e, "A a,
memoirs are given by AmerIcsr 4 4 a
to their daughters as the recoN ill
which good women should lpps
emulate. ew I
OF the wife of Prince ChrIstnt AM
is known. Louise, Princess Z, aus
did not convince the Canadian, cost
was as loyal to her husband al
jugal law requires. She may
wife, but European gossip descacInl
as too constantly separated III n3oNl
band to fulnll strict matrimouiaunsy
ton. The law says that the Won't
cleave unto her husband. 81
well cleave if he is at Es% ~
while she rema insat Ersr !,
queen says in her ~ y
that her marriage was a love mis :. ~, y
ing from boy and girl atfsllee i,
rule the nursery is a bad cradle .onc
jugal love. Both men and EvnneS
Of nursery fare. Now, Princes { \,
is said to have drawn blankh AZ
trimonial lottery. II so, kind M,
will be sorry. She has been N
daughter, tenderly affectIoritl d.
morose old mother. She ". MI
entitled to good husband. "a.
A story is floating through tA,de'I
that the eldest son of the prince M
who, If he lives, will come 10 Do 4 IA,
Great Britain and ireland and tInis
OF India, is about to marry an 0ef
girl. We do not believe it. Tkba
monarchical etiquette forbid
alliance. The young prince Will
be restricted in his choice totsciai
German families whose stock Han
their various quarterings G,t.c
strict adherence to the Protests, I, I,
1t would be a hopeful sign ifhssS "
Wales dared to depart from pra ess
far as to permit his son to nd "
Miss Smith of New York or NJ, ~
of Philadelphia. But the Amefia y,
would be surprised TO learn tbs. ! . 4
ideas had made such progress t, W. y.
marriage was possible. 49, u
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ROYAL MARRIAGES
Something About the Daughters of the
Bies sed Queen Victoria,
Uronct,ao f,l..-t-,

SoethihB ABOUT the Daughters of the
blessed Queen Victoria,
San Francisco Chronicle
Persons who are interested in the royal
family OF Great Britain win regret to hear
that the marriage of the Princess Beatrice
does not promise to be as happy as might
be wished. While it is understood that
she is likely to give proof this winter that
sne loves her lord, the London newsps-
persi winch make speciality of reporting
the feelings OF the royal family and the
hoolllty, state positively that she is In
low spirits, and in such condition that
gosslps declare she is disappointed in her
marriage. Marriage is lottery, in royal
as IN other circles. The fair Beatrice got
LOT ner lot the handsomest man In Europe.
we know on this continent that the hand
soonest man In society is apt to prove a
poor matrimonial bargain. Those of us
VINO nave both daughters and experience
are content with the second or third hand
soonest man, and those Of us who have
more than once gone through the mill are
content to dispense with good looks nj.
together II we can get for our daughter a
man who Is honest and Well-behaved and
aole TO earn his living. Male beauty "a
sven shallower than the skin-deep beauty
OF women.
The queen had five daughters. or
these two proved perfect women, who
would nave been an honor to their sex IL
they mad been born in a lowly station.
Perhaps the brightest and bravest woman
"a Europe to-day IS Victoria, Crown
Princess Of Germany. She is the one
'eueelning spot IN the ddll German court;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-08
GREEN VILE.

business Failure-Giants Visiting before
Going into the World.
Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, Oct. III. f. Jen-
kins was attached for about 1000 this
week by the First National bank, G. e.
Tomlinson and j. X. Ward of Greenville,
and the Glen Shirt company and August,
Benheimer & Bauer, wholesale firms of
other cities.
George Robinson, the noted California
giant, is here visiting the Shields. Giant
Robinson measures eight feet and two
inches He is said to be the tallest man
now living, measuring one inch more
than Jack Shields, the largest ore of the
four. The giant brothers, Robinson, and
Slade Shields, leave to-day for New Or
leans where they will be on exhibition in
the museum this fall.
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their power to rescue the pas
sengers and crew on the burning
boat Capt Ebaugh testified that he
could not run his coat near La Mascotte,
for bis own vessel would surely nave
taken Ore. Capt. Ebaugb denounces the
crew OF La Mascotte for cowardlce and
selfshness 10 looking to their own safety
and not attempting to rescue the drown
ing and burning passengers. Capt.
Thompson Of La Mascotte says the Eagle
could easily and without any danger 10
herself have pushed the burning boat
ashore. The testimony Of the passengers
who were rescued comedies with that OF
the officers Of La Mascotte,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-08
AMERICAN FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Ysstsrday's Proceedings of the Board at
Des moines, Iowa.

1NhttN0nyo VI INV hoaNA -
Des Boines, Iowa.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. There was
an immense audience in the opera-house
this morning when President Hopkins
called the American board OF foreign mis-
sions to order. After devotional exer-
clses the committee on preachers and
next place OF meeting reported. They
recommended Springfield, Mass, as the
places Rev II. A. Noble Of Chicago
TO preach the annual sermon and Presi-
dent Dwight OF Yale college as substi-
tute. The report was adopted Rev, DR..
Lamson, chairman of the committee on
missions In Turkey, read report on that
work. DR.. Clark, foreign secretary,
stated that the work of the deput6tion APP
pointed four years ago to adjust the
relations between the mission board and
the native churches in Turkey, had been
very successful ana the church there had
upon great era Of prosperity.
President Bartlette Of Dartmouth college
then read the report OF the committee APP
pointed TO review DR.. Alden's report on
home work, including the conduct Of the
prudential committee in rejecting candi-
dates for missions who believed in future
probation. DR.. Bartlette followed
IN support OF the report.
Rev. DR.. Vose Of Providence,
who signed the report with qualidca-
ton, came forward TO explain the reason
Of 1t. While agreeing in general with
the committee in approving the spirit
and principle with which the home secre-
tary, DR.. Alden, had acted, he would dis
sent If the resolution Of Endorsement in
tended 10 approve the idea that the pru-
Dental committee of the board was
theological court, or had any authority to
PASS upon minor matters OF doctrine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-08
WACO.
Large Purchase of Oattie-A District } udge
Dead.

Large Purchase of Cattle-A District j udge
Dead.
Special TO the Gazette
WACO, TEX, Oct. THE Waco Land
and Stock Growing company, who have
an extensive ranch in Hill county, are
shipping 1000 head of cattle from Abbott
station, on the Missouri Pacific, to Har-
rold. Sixty cars went forward to. day and
the remainder will go tomorrow. They
will be driven from Harold to Greer
county These cattle were purchased
Germs priyate) by parties In Kansas, who
prefer the stock shall winter in Texas and
be transferred to Kansas next spring.
News was received here this morning Of
the death of Hon l.. ID. Bradley of Fair
field, district judge of the Fairfield and
Corsicana district. Judge Bradley had
an extensive acquaintance throughout
Texas, and stood high rs a jurist, He
was, also, a prominent member of the
Baptist church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-08
PARIS.

Jennie Hewitt, Trspeze Performer,
Misses Her Hold aud FaIs-Disd.
Special to the Gazette.
FARIs, TEX, Oct. Last night while
Jennie Hewitt and Tony Hewitt were
performing on the trapeze at the Great
American Allied lO-cent show Jennie
made leap from the upper bar expecting
to be caught on the lower bar by Tony.
but his hold slipped and they missed con.
nection, letting her fall about seven or
eight feet. A man standing near caught
at her, checking her some, but she hit
the floor with enough force to sustain
painful injuries. At last accounts she
was resting very well.
Mrs A. II. Allen, aged eighty.two, died
at the residence OF her son, j. k. Allen,
on Jefferson street, yesterday. Her re,
mains viii be taken to Ben franklin to-
day for burial.
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COTTON FUTURES.

New YORK, Oct. &c. L. Greene &
Co.'s report on cotton futures says,
1t was essentially bear market, On the
influence OF better adyices from Liver.
pool, point or two was gained at the
opening, with evidence OF an effort in a
few quarters to hold the proposition, but
liberal supplies Offering along the line
carried the day and the bulk OF tho
trading was on declining scale OF prices,
closing 5@6 points of from the highest,
with the tone easy.
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Decentralization Editors.

NiSNAe4 w thO NoActtc'
BAIRD, TEX, Oct. 6,--Last night there
was seen In the express Office here large
watermelon, which was raised in this
county. 1t weighed forty pounds, and
was labeled as follows; "Donation from
the drought-stricken West to the editors
of the Terrell Star, Terrell, Tex, four
miles east of Lawrence" This donation,
through the kindness of the express com
pany, was, as all other donations, billed
I'D, H., account or sufferers"
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A Good Way out of a Dilemma.

NEw ORLEANS, La, Oct. lit now
seems Impossible to secure settlement,
peaceful or otherwise, OF the Kernochan-
Marks affair. The Illustration OF their
plan to eight duel, and the fact OF their
being placed under parole has already
been stated in these dispatches, but the
seconds misunderstood what was meant
by parole, Marks second believing II to
be observed within the state limits, while
the second Of Kernoohan thought the re.
verse. Hence while the latter was lead.
ing Kernochan to the original feld, re.
gardlesS Of parole, the friend Of Marks
was hunting about TO arrange meeting
outside Meanwhile the Kernochan
crowd nnding no foe on the field of
honor now decline all further overtures
for meeting on the ground that Marks
failed 70 come TO time. 1he opposing
seconds VIII PRINT statements and there
the matter win probably end.
Etnanf Rnvnra a., ~. Nur.-ta
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Push AIonE, Kesp rtor,nr.

We have decided to try the auction
plan to sell business lots, and will offer
on the 2Sd inst. two lots on Houston
street for sale, One lot in vacant block
between Ninth and Tenth and one lot be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth for bar
gain. BE at the sale. Private PROPOSE
tons will be considered until day OF sale.
We will sell. A. 4. TRUIrT 4 Co.
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SPREAD RAILS.

A Construction Train wrecked and -Four
Men Injured.
Special 10 the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, Oct. This even.
ing at 4 O'Clock, as the construction train
was working att point three miles south
OF Hillsboro, 1t was ditched by the
spreading OF the tack, the engine ana
the pile-driyer being overthrow. This
caused severe injuries 20 several persons.
one brakeman was badly scslded, cut on
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EXCITABLE HEMP.
A Member of tho salvation Army Needs
Hanging

A Member of tho Salvation Army Needs
Hanging
WARSAW, N. Y, Oct THE town OF
CASTLE, Wyoming county, is greatly ex-
cited over murder committed there last
night by Robert Van Brunt, an English
man and a member of the Salvation
Army. Van Brunt boarded with the
family OF Simon Ray, and last night found
Rays son VIII sitting up late with his
half sister, Eva. VanBrunt told Eva to
go TO bed and she refused. He then drew
q revolver and fred at young Ray, causing
a fatal wound in the head. The murderer
was overpowered by the brother OF Ray
and handed over to con stable. Van
Brunt is very excitable and very quick
tempered. At Salvation Army meetings
he attracted considerable attention by his
excitable ways.
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Buy a package OF Silver Loaf and give
II a fair trial. II you do this YOU win
never regret il. How many disastrous
failures Ia making bread cause troublous
vexation In the household? This can an
DC obviated by trial OF Silver Loaf. j.
H. Brown guarantees its purity, strength
and efficiency.
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A Now Rnnar.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Oct. 1T. j. Crooks
published the first copy of his paper, the
GHide, this evening. Mr.. Patsy Mac
Jackson, the veteran newspaper man Of
this city, Will have charge of the local
work. 1t will be hve-column folio
evening paper.
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The Insurance.

Special to the Gazette.
WmTEwndHT, Tx, oct.7.-Batsell &
Reeves insurance on stock and building,
which was burned on the 9th inst, was
$3.50 In Insurance companies as follows.
Springfield, Mass, $1,000; Queen OF Liver
pool, $1,000; Commercial OF California,
$1,000; East Texas, sl250; Hartford OF
Connecticut, $500.
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WASHINGTON.
The Question of the Disposal OF Geronimo
Discussed by the Cabinet.

Discussed by the Cabinet.
JEALOUSY INSPIRED II.
WASHINGTON, Oct. THE Post this
morning publishes the following: at can.
not be discovered that anything has been
sai3 officially at the war department to
Justify the report that Gen. Miles dis
obeyed orders and made terms with
Geronimo, but II Is said that certain Of
fcials in the department, while not
positively giving out reports, have
encouraged the publication of these
structures on Gen. Miles In order to favor
Gen Crook, who seems to meet with
special consideration from some quarters
because he is West Point graduate,
while Miles is volunteer soldier"
THE CABINET MEETING.
WASHINGTON, Oct. THE Indian
question, involving the disposition OF
Geronimo, was the principal topic OF dis
eussion at the cabinet meeting to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-08
Tho Wanthar.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Signal Service, U. s.Army
Division OF kilograms and Reports for the
Benehtof Commerce and Agriculture-Texas
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty four hours
ending O. p. IN. october Z, 1885.
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old Hoss sale -

OF unclaimed freight remaining uncalled
for in the office OF the Texas Express
company will be sold for charges Thurs.
day, October 2S, 1856, at Fort Worth,
Tex, unless called for and charges paid
oelore Gay OF SAFE 5. b. GETTs,
Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-08

WINNIPEG, MAN, Oct. 7.-Destructlve
forest fires have been raging IN North
east and Southwest Manitoba. Around
horden scores of settlers have lost all
they possessed, including barns and live
stock
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DuGy's Pure Malt WI
and
Duny's Formula
For Consumption
MR.. SOLOMON WE'LL, Bait

Mr.. SOLOMON WE'LL, BalrEI
I'm December last wah suddliY [,
al my hotel with a severe hemon,Y'
about. one gallon of blood u ui ~
and large quantities frelueh!Q I !,
My case was considered hopelM X
would die that they actually arrrft
funeral. / was ordered by mi l.H .
use cod.liYer oil and whiskey. usiAt
whiskey l used WAS your famous I.
Malt Whiskey. In a short tine
tho OIL, using only your whisks, X,
! owe my lie TO the saving Quahlla. 7
Of your whibkey." &
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Water. WORM Collnp.l

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Oct. In
works here collapsed at 1902
a terrific crash, as the water-iel
down.
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mL.FATED LA MAsCOTTE.
The onioess Of the Eagle blamed FOR Not
Pushing the Steamer Ashore.

Pushing the Steamer Ashore.
ST. Louis, Mo, Oct. Dispatches
from Cape GIrardeau say there are few
new particulars IN regard TO the burning
OF the river steamer la Mascotte. The
coroner is holding an inquest on tho
bodies Of those who lost their lives In the
disaster. The captain aud pilot Of the
Eagle were before him yesterday, aud
testified that they did all in
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AN.Noff N--A nALllr- 8 Ia

NJ The DnGy's Formula & .sa3sfo II
hoid application or ne nle 9s.e IN "a x
purity U Dt1V's lllre Adil Voc ~ =
Consumption, Dyspepsid. IHaigs,"
General DebilifV ard all WdsuAyg. liii4
dddinOn 10 ne tonic eFecf or 0tf VIZ nt1IH
nisAss uneQdiied blo0dJorHl,i.g '',,sssyla ,lt
made " accordance t0ih q 49, lsIfI'
formula and consists prsnciylts'.,, ~ ~ N
MqH W1pteV and huic bfsi sse.a 2 fl|t8
liquid FORM he NUTRITIOUS sif9r9 n al ~.
ckdngss bN a ne,6 pr0cest "'hAr "a us
probable aud eDicqclobs y 800 4 ~.
cner made, II can b. had 81 o" Nt1'
DOLLAR PER hottie. 4nlI
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S. LINK pLi,.s, !,
Dealer in Drugs Books NJ suIRs'

Mr. PULASKI ln:
Gentlemcn-Mrs. JEFF. Fostei 2 u
point OF death with what doctor y tAcno
consumption. Relatives were ei,,.t a co
her die. Some one reoommendca Y I. !. !
Malt Whiskey. Her husband nos..l tr1t
ties. She improved; he bought %. fhne AZ,
short time she was up doing he. {. 81,
know, and II is conceded, thai le'ft "
raised her from the dead. -, n I,reHt
o. Linz tl.a
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co AZ sr &. r. WAsnlasrl nr1

a.. W M GIsg D. r. W Aot. T.. "
Sirs-1 had hemorrhages, and W. 49,. 4, 4
by a physician, who thought ~ ',tAt ll
slightly congested. In AuguA 10
more hemorrhages and lost ql,
Another physician said was IN Wy
OF consumption, and finally qar
Ing IN all hope. obtained yoal
Malt Mhiskey and took II In eoal1 tnoI.I
your Dutfy's Formula. / have
and strength rapidly and az N N t'Abf
pletely restored. Z. We ,..,,..