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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22

griffe geibt batten, baB es 1tur 10
tlappte. @ogar bas 8unbesmilitdr
folte fi6 am llm5uae betbeiligen. 9a
mu BITE es 9erabe 5oantaae regnen unb
nun limb uniere rb~erbeRerten" 5tra8en
nit elmer fOI6cn 56lammmaTe beoedt,
baB fi9 Seoermann l6eut, le au bur9i
waten. 50 1T oenr Der rmsua unters
b!ieben uno ben ein3elnen Gompaanien
blteb es ib~erlai|en, bas rationale Set
IN ibrer elaenen Weiie gu feiern.
Surg : amerifa 1T mbeB Wai6ins.
tons @e6urtstag gu Suite qefomme1,
oenn bic OHeatli6sn 59ulen tparen ges
t6lonen. Sa6elbe miro au9 amt q.
Wfdr5 utb am 81. Npril Der SAL iein,
oa DER 9toats : superintendent Der 6f.
tentltbea S9ulen eutl6jsben bat. baB
olele Gage glei6fals als n~otionale
gette 5u feiern feisn, on fpel9ert Die
S6ulen gu i9lieBen fnb, Sic 2ebrer
u1so Ssbrerinuen aber GebaIt betoms
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
Ser Shell Ser 6ffentfime, az,

Ser Sbeil Der 6featli6en 2dnbee
reisn, mel6er %gegenpdrtts fir Bic ges
I%ieoelung uuter benz 9eimHdtteqefeb
nod oHen itebt, fpirb auf ni6t mebr aIs
200 Wfiaionen Icres DeranI@Iugt Sa
ben leBten flint Sabren Iinb husdf6uits
lid geJea sebu MtiuioaeG Ie5ts pr
Subr inter bfm 0~simfdttes una bem
&aumfu'tHr @siyb aus BEN 90nbeu bey
Gegietana III priodtb0nbe iltefgeEans
gen. IS ldbt n6 barHoh leidt barecbz
nen in'e bal0. fails Die b~eitebeubgn &c
lebe niGt 9edi0Srt wttbeil, bis .6fents
l!Ne Opmane eri66pit iein fpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
gdpls' @iaarb /. galppm.

Sen 8eiu@ern meines 8iIarbs
Saloas, iopie Dem publitum i'm Nls
gemetner 5eige i'd hermit cit, baB i'd
pom |. Mdr5 ab bic &ontrole iiber Die
giaaros ielbf tibernebme, ba 9err %.
o. Glarf i6 auf ieinen eigenen Wunl9
berdnbert.
Nom l. Mdrs an tuerbet BEL mir bret
Der feiniten 8illaretii9e, wie fe BON
ben erifen 8iQiaroipielern Der @elt
benubt merben, gu finben fein.
15,1,t-1-3] d. 96oI3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
Ser 9anSelsuertraa NIT MerIfD.

Sn unierer Na9barrepublid uirb
uber Das Sarnieoerliegen Ser @eidafte
getla9t nnb als 9aupturiade bieier Ga
lamitdt be3ei9net maj ole ungeniBbeit,
Delbe lber BEN enblihen MbibtuB bes
5anhelsbertraSs 5lpiiden Weer TO uGb
ben 8ereinigtsn Staten BE- tebt. Dje
Wterttoner befunben oemna6 mebr Sn=
terefIe fir ben proietiirten 8etttag, dis
Der Gongreb III Bafbington. 5dlon
aus Der rei9baitigen merifaaii0su Qus=
ltelunB in Nem Orleans iisB lt0 bic
les Sn!ereie ertenneu uu' faf noal
mebr aus Der 6robung oet meritanis
f9en &egieruHg, Bertrdse nit europdi=
lden Sdn0eru ab3ui6lieBea, I'M sSali
Der GongreB asn proieftirten gsrtras
ni9t fanctionlre.
4u1 In Ssras III. Die MaforitQt bss
8oltes 81 @unteu oes Nertrages, ba
Der Stat 8ortbeile aus bemielben aie=
ben pilrbe. Ser 9nnbel nit Wterito
miiBte gr6Bere Dimenionen annehmen
uno ba bic 8ertebrsfraBen bur9 Seras
btnbur6flbren, 10 wirbsn namentli9
Die 8ren3tdoie babur6 ~getpinnen.
SIN Congress au @aibington berrI6t
tsoo9 beftige SppoitiOn gegen BEN
gertrag. WOrauf le f@ eigentli@
grtinbet 1T ni9t redt ein5uieben, aber
re beltebt un6 es 1T baber tpenig Nuss
ft9t porbanbeu, baB Der 8ertrag al1ge.
nom1nen wirb. SIM bersangenen Sabre
paren es bauptidmli9 Bic 3uderiuter<
elierten 2ouiiianas, bic segen Den Ser.
trag arbeiteten, bieies WfaI febo6 i1eini
etne algemeine Ibneigung gegen ben=
felben gu berri6en.
Sas 9ubcomite bes Sauseonites fiji
Ntittel un6 Wege, pel9em Der 8ertrae
our Beguta6tuug borliegt, beitebt aug
ben Experimentation: MagburD aug
Wi6igan, 9iseod BON Nem Sort uni
gttas bon Seras, un6 oas Gomite
flmnt oarin therein, ben 8ertraf
ri9t our Innabme gu empfeblen. Sc
bdlt bafar, baB bic 0ortbeile, nel6e e.
ben Wereinigten State Ten bringen fol-
febr 3peifelbafter geatur inb. giner
Sbeil ibrer &enenuer gdbe bic Union
auf, obne bic @enibbeit au baben, baf
lie ein N~equipalent bafhr erbielte.
Sesbalb i9ldgt bas @omite bor, bet
Wertrag ntdt gu f%anctionirer unb tuiri
fogar empfeblen, aud ben nit 9aDap
abgei9loHenen 8ertrag tpieoer auf3u'
beben.
Ob biefe Geinbielisfeit gesen BIZ
beioen 8ertrdge bon BEN 1anbelsmel
gut gebeiBtn mirb, m69te man mob
be3tpeifeln. Sic 'u9t innigere 8esiebun
gen nit unferer Na9barrepublif ansu
tniipfen, wOfir fGon Die bduHgen Nei
len Der @ei@dftsleute Don ST. 2ouis
@bicogo un6 Stem Oort mad Merif
fpre@en. Ser gongreB trdgt iebod
biefem Wnni6e feine &e9nung I'M.
Dirb ben proieftirten 8ertrag mi
Merifo fallen lafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
CALIFORNIA @eiue.

5err S. 5. 30 eper @boIefale &
Getailbdnbler III Weinen, Nlamo pla3a,
1T bor Gur5em BON ieiner pierten Sc
i9dftsreiie mad Californian suridge=
febrt. st fam iebt feline &utrben unb
sSamilten nit ben beften Sorten bon
California; einen unb reinem Srau=
bens8ral6D berieben. &einen @alifprs
t1ta @laret Derfauft er Die @al1pne-$1.
portz unb an6ere unberfdli@te Meine
limb fets bel ibm ~borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22

= s. Ralteber &c Con, gpotbefer, peIde
INNER fur bas 8obl ieiner 8unben beiorst 1T,
bat iebt ben 8erfauf bon Or. 8ofanEo's
Sufen. unb 2unsen : Syrup erbaltcn, Elm
Seilmittel, pel@es unfebIbar ale @rfaltunaen,
Sdmer5eu in Der 8ruft, unb ale eunaen.
franfbeiten furirt. Bur Strobe nebmet eine
Rrobefai6c. @ep0bnli@e @roBe SO Gents
unb $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
SIM CINDERELLA gdbub : gtpre

linb neue Waaren eingetrofen fir bie
beporitebenbe SrnbiabrszSaiz
0 n. Wir baben uns our9 ben Mu=
geni9ein babon iiberseugt, BOB bieie
Waaren: Damen= unb Ginbers@ 1ube,
9erreni6ube &C., bas 8efte linb, mas
ie i'm biefigen Narfte offerirt tpurbe.
Die Quswabl 1T febr rei6baltig unb Bic
graiie ftnb ieoem 8ebiirfnib argemefen.
Wer elegantes unb bauerbaftes S9ub=
5eug trdgen mill, Der gebe gum
Cinderella S9ubs@tore,
gde 9ouitonitraBe G Nbe. 6.
|2,8,t1i
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San Nntnnio %. 5ebruar '86.
Sie Iehte @eriamntlun9 reS. getpers
&uutiteS
fan6 gu gnbe Der b%ergargerett MoGe
itatt, in nelder Der mn ben Staotratb
ein3ureidenbe 8eri9t bebattirt murbe.
Ser 8eri9t gebt BON Der Mniidt aus,
baB ii6 bas in ben StraBen aniammel1s
be @egenmaher ben Geiunbbeits3uitanb
ber Beo6lferung ni9t beeinird1tige uno
i6ldgt oeBbalb nur Bic Mnlaae zines
u1terirbif6en R6bren : @pftems bor,
bas bic f9dbii9en Stofe aus Der Gtabt
entferne. Oils Nbleitungsfanal wirb
Der San IntOnio CLUB e~n1pfoblen, ba
er bon Der Natur beftimmt fei, allen
unratb auf3unebmen uro pegaufiibren.
Do6 UNI tinftigbin bic Nusmurfitofe
perDertben gu f6nnen, iolte bic Stabt
fofort 200 older 2anb anfaufen, bic
ette geeignete Gage baben.
Sooau1 f9ldgt bas Gomite ben bonn
HdbtitAen Sngenieur ausgearbeiteten
Ylai1 bonn bergangenen Sabre aur Nus
nabme Dpr, Der bic Soften beg Nbleie
tungszS pffems auf 1885, $40 anf9ldgt.
I'm fi9er gu geben, nirtntt basGpmite an,
oaB fi9 bic Soften auf $3.50, 900 belaus
fen perben, bic gu 6 Brp3ent geIieben
tDerben f6nnten. 9ie 3ablung Der
3inien un6 Nnfamm.urg eines Sils
sun9sfonbs mlrben idbrli6 $40, 600
erforbern.
Rad Der GOrberung Der WaFernerts
&ompaguie f6nuten bic Musgaben fiir
Mafer gum SptIeut Der @66ren ni6t
rtebr als $1,100 betrager, unb nit ans
bern Iusgaben 3uiammen tpiir6e bic
8efammtausgabe Der Std6t fIr 6as
Spfem auf $29, 900 au fteben fommer.
Sur Oedung .berfelben tpdre eine fpes
siele Steuer bon 20 Gents, auf oas
9unoert Dollar Wertb on gigentbum
n6tbig.
Na@ Dem PIane, tpel@er BEN Gomite
borlag, mdren $500 9dufer NIT benz
Gohreninftem au Derbinben, uttb bic
Roften biefer 0erbinbung tuiirben far
iebes 0ans BON $50 big SIS betrageu.
Sa3u tdmen bann nod bic Musgaben
fir Bafer, bic mad ben gegenwdrtigen
Haten BON so Gents pro Nonat, Der
MaferDerts &ompagnie cine ginnabme
BON idbrli9 $4,000 ii9ern piiroe.
Nus bielem. @runbe folte genannte
9ompagnie 10 gener0s fem, bic Staten
gu ermdBigen.
Sas 6omite boft, baB cine MaiDri.
tot ber 8irger gu @unften Der Mnnabme
beg MbleitungszS pfems ftimmen mirb.
Der Beri6t murbe bon allen Wsits
gliebern bes Stabtratbs gut gebeiBen,
nur Der Wtanor ma1te cine Ausnabme.
st permeieerte feline 1nteri9rift, neil
man ben San Intonio GluB aur Mbleis
tung Der Iustpurfltofe benuben noble,
oa5u tDtirbe er feline 9alib ni9t rei@en.
5ein Wiberitano NOR ni6t 3u befiegen
unb berfelbe wirb fi6 aud i'm Stabts
ratb bemerfli6 MAIDEN, Dem ieBt Der
geri9t CUR enbli9en 8ef9lubnabme
norliegt.
Die Befarmorter bes SetperIptems
geben pielfah ppt Der Mnfi6t aug, baB
oer gorf6lag gum Nnfauf Der WaHer=
tDerte MUIR gerna@t tpiirbe, UNI bic ganse
Sadie sn blntertreibeu, unb balten bas
fur. baB Beibes, bic grperbung Der
Werte unb bic Mnlage oes MbIeitungs=
ipftents aufammen. unmbgli9 fei. Nl,
lerbings mag es 10 erf9einer, dber bod
lieBe fid biellei6t elm Mustpeg finben,
tuerrl man nur bana9 fu6en mill. gi=
mes TT inter allen umfdnben fiber.
ST es Der Staot iebt unm0eli6, fi6 in
ben 8efb Der @afermerfe gu feben,
10 tuirb es nod ber 8Dqenbutg bes
SetpersS pfems erif re@t ui6t m6sli9
fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22

6err u. s@nlb, Nro. 81 Mia=
StraBe, San 4ntonio, Seras, bat fi9
bur9 bic MnDenoung bon ct. Satobs
Del BON beftisen rbeumatif9en uno
gidttf9en S4mer3en befreit, na1bem
perl9ieoeue aerste ibre 2unf bergebli@
nerlu6t batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
Aea g-spthenhlntt.
I'm bic 2efer.

Wir eriu@en Die 2eier iolpobl bes
Wo1enblattes als aud bic Der tdgli6en
3eitung, uus bel ettpaiaem um3ug,
Wobuungsne9iel &c. re6taeitia oaoOn
gu beaa9ri9tisen, bamit feline ger3Dges
rnrg in Der 3uiteQung Der nSreien
8refe" einiritt.
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''Improved Condition Powders, fir @fe.-
be rnb MinoSieb. Gin ausseseihnetes un6 er.
probtes BnlOer in Der 8ebanbluns BON SUB.
tlraftbeiten aaer art, alaemeine nnpabfiafeit,
sMnpadien Der Saut, &aube, seIbes @afer,
Ntan9el an Mppetit. @ebraudsanweifuns auf
Der gtltette. ,Gabrialrt BON unb gum 8erfauf
bet M0oIpbOreiB, alamo 8laaa, eeaen.
ttber bet &oifoffie, San Nntonio.
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70 Die Doftoren 8reeSing ulb
Gain. 3abndrste, Sulnig 8lpf, fiuo
in ibrer Office, Na@ts uno an @Dnns
tager an3utreffen. 18,2,1nt
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@srlnnnf.

Cine CUTE G6@in unb Cit Sausmdbz
den, Na63ufragen in DER Office Ser
rTreien Prefe". 1872, 6mt3mm
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s.. Is. IRiner,

~ ~ WStHSt1
Dutriiont bon Mabber Gtamps, S&a.
klsnsn, Gieselu, Bar.Gbeds, TbarpIattsu
uub 3uusnummern.
a. O. MabnrroHrate, Gan antpnio. a2,9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31
LONGVIEW.
Dan Watt, the Negro Desperate and
Thug, is Arrested and jailed for
Safe-Keeping.
The Grand Jury Investigates n School Mat
ter-The Cycle Has an Additional
Hand at the Rudder-Died.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, TEX, July 30.--Dan Watt,
the colored waylayer of win Windsor,
was caught last night and is now in jail.
Mrs. Windsor is not yet able to sit up.
In the district court Scott May was
refused new trial, and sentence
for twelve years pronounced. Counsel
gave notice of appeal Court adjourned.
After a short Illness, Virginia Lee, lit
tie daughter of A. w, Morrison, Esq,
died last evening. Admired and loved
by all, the death of this little one has
saddened many beside those Of her family
circle.
j. M. Wren has bought -. ,ntAyasi Of
J., l. II. Terry in me Cycle newspaper,
whlch wnl hereafter be edited and pub
lished by Mosely Wren, The Cycle has
been elected the oiasicial organ OF the
gregg county a-niance, and both Of itf
vulIors Pc members Of the Farmers al
.iauc' Mr.. Wren is the poet laureate o
..e alliance, his nom de. plume being
"Monroe Weaver"
= AS the selection for and building o
the city school building has been tn
} cause of many unkind remarks ard IN
DltdSuuL lcCllhSCt ~ mum 81 40 w hohI
: Judge McCord TO bring the matter befor
{ the grand jury in his charge to that body
! II seems proper that the following OK
tract from the grand jury's report shout
: be published;
SIN your charge to us you made specis
mention of charges having been publishe
: In newspaper against the board {
s aldermen of this city, and requested a
0 investigation of the same. We have Ell
a deavored to search thoroughly their pro
, ceedings, and we exonerate them troi
any wrong or irregularity in the faithft
: discharge Of their Official duties. In r.
/ gard to the erection of the public schot
building, and the disposition and handliu
= of the funds for that purpose, v
a especially commend them for the vii
. and iudicious maD.der adopted for Il
erection OF the bidding aud the disoar
n ing OF said fr. dds; and we feel safe
/ saying tha' the building will be an ORR
y pleted -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31
BIG MAIL ROBBERY.
Valuable Pouch Is stolen Between New
York and st. Louia


York and 81. Louis.
ST. Louis, Nc, July 3o.--The post
Office inspectors Of the postal division be-
tween this city and New York are now
looking for the author OF the first i'm
portant mail robbery that has ever oc-
Cured on that division.
The theft occurred nearly a month ago,
but the amount Of money lost was so
large that the inspectors have taken nm
usual precautions TO keep II secret. A
postal clerk who knows the facts, how
ever, has made them public.
The postal car which left New York for
st. Louis on June % had among its mail
pouch No. 1858, for st. Louis, which
contained about $4,000 in money,
drafts, bonds, checks and other
valuable paper and property valued at
$4,000. AT Plttsourg the far west mail
was transferred into the hands OF Chief
Clerk James Ferold. The train as usual
made very short stop at that place and
also, as usual, the chief clerk signed re.
ceipt for the various pouches without In
speeding them, the time being too short
to do so. During the run to Indianapolis
he found that he had receipted for the St
Louis pouch which was not in his posses
sion. He Immediately reported the rob.
berry and the detectives have been work
ing on the case ever since without as YET
having made any arrests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31
DUBLIN.
steps Taken To'Prutect the Negro In oof1-
flnche CouEty-Local Notes.

steps Taken ToPrutect the Negro In Oos1-
flnche CouEty-Local Notes.
speciG. 20 the GaSs.te-
DUBLIN, TBs July 30 News reached
here yesterday that body OF men had
been TO ComsnclIe aud notified the negroes
livir .c there to leave the county wlthln
ten DAVIS. A mass meeting OF the citizens
OF that town was called, end series OF
r. solutions passed regarding such law
essness, to the effect that all such was
denounced and would not be supported
NV them, and notifying the negroes that
.lt6ey would stand by the sheriff In the en-
Ldeavor TO maintain order. This move
L or,ginated from resolution passed at the
4 lhaneing OF the negro boy who killed MIS-;
n stephens recently, that no negroes should
m he allowed TO stay in the county Such
achons are sincerely TO be regretted,
IN ovoing To the fact that IL makes the inno-
k cant suffer for the guilty, and as the ne
he o,roes who reside in Comanche are we'll
gs behaved class, a number OF whom nave
lie heen there since the first settlement OF
N, the town, IL does not seem Just ana tign ~
I'M we understand that the sherln lntehus ~
Oh protect them should the occasion arlS'
at demanding the same. ,-,,... >, 81.
re Al meeting of the stockholders OF Inc
IA fOmHQCut anu ISAGAh ASANfA.r
to held mere Yesterday the following wer'
oh selected as directors OF said company
nix delegating to them the full power 70 con con
: a tract for the construction OF the same
Directors, Capt. II. A, Smith OF the prn
we Of Cameron & Co., w. T. Miller and J.. i
ing Harris, selected from Dublin, and J. 4
la. Tunnel j. W. Green and j. ID. Campbell
.de selected from Comanche. J. i. Harrl
ar, was elected as president, with instruC
ace lions 10 advertise for bids for the cor
me struction of said line, bids 10 be receive
in until Friday, the 9Th day OF Angus,
OF The company has applied for a chartel
YES with headquarters al Dublin, Tex; a
the material is here ready ana WIZ VIZ
in delivered TO the contractor at the depo
i've Mr.. Washington OF Willlamso
the county died yesterday Of typhoid feyel
rry- re was here on visit TO his Drother-h
est, law, John Hamilton. -,
i'm me Methodist camp-meeting al 70
me Mace closed last night 1t has been we
blended but resulted in but few pr
ding fessions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31

purpose. Take them all OF for the con.
yenience Of yourselves aud the comfort Of
tne horses. Keep the stable wen ven
ulated and free from the strong ammonia.
which is injurious 10 the eyes. Assist the
animals to protect themselves against
nless, feed regularly, hitch In the shade,
and remember that the care which will
give comfort to the lower animals win
make them doubly profitable to their
owners, aside from the humane bearing
upon the subject
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31
- TABLE.

UnfB a
N Eject June "a, 1886.
.sd Departures;
,,rrpIC-NoRTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
lnuis lib a m 7:45 a m
~ stI,ouis .s;2O p m 9:l0 p m
SOUTH BOUND.
laredo. 500 p m s:S5 p m
An antonio 100 n IN 7:45 d m
4 pAcIFIC-EAsT BOUND.
y 100 a m TAO a m
snd Texarkanas :25 p m 9'05 p M
WEST BOUND.
hans, TeXar'
4 ri Paso. 500 p m $40 y m
4 Colorado. 7:40 a m $40 a m
ig,pA & SANTA FE-SoUTH
BOUND.
II and Calves o.oo
tne, Alyarado 90,
4 ......... 6:35 p m
NORTH BOUND.
ksion and Gal 80
l,,......,,.,,9:00 p m
Has, Alvarado
tne. ...... 1925 u m
NORTH & DENVER CITY.
E......... $3.50 n
i ,.4.........3:l5-p m
lie. D. LUsK, Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31
WINTERSMlTH'S
CHILL CURE F!
Cures every form OF Fever and Ague
and Malaria.
The chill when broken does not return.

Tbe reason Of Us superiority oror Qsiaiao and
other remedies
Is because In these DISEASES thera IS always
arrangement of the liver and often OF the diges.
tive organs, The remedi usually given have
reference only to breaking the chiil without re
gard to the condition the system may be left In
VIII, reas the mere breaking OF the chill Is but q
ANAL part of what is required. The various
organr of the BODY, more especially the liver
and stomach, must he brought into a healthy
condition, otherwise the return OF the chllls
viii be the probable result. WINTERSMITlps
TONIC acts geauy and agreeablv upon the
liver and bowels, eiigctually removing the
cause OF the disease.
For sale by all druggists. ARTHUR PETEh
& CO., Wholesale Agents, LoulsY.lle, KY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31
Care Of Anlmala in summer.

The American Humane association pre-
sents the following suggestions relative !
TO the care of animals during the heated }
term:
Provide water-fresh pure water /.
Think, reader, how you are refreshed by
a drink of cold water on hot day The 0
lower animals are equally in need OF the r
means Of quenching thirst.
The active dog requires drink frequently
during the hct day, as does also the cat
and dish of fresh water should stand
where they can have access TO it. ur
doubleday many dog is driven to ma,
ness through lack of water; and the les !,
mony is that hydrophobia is almost
known in those localities where dogs
drink when they wish. S"n
Every city, village and country -
should be literally supplied with h eoMn
fountains for animals and they she GA I N
so constructed that even the smallt Iuiu "
can drink from them. No gift to 81 uoSs
confers a greater pleasure than SpeopI'
and that person who turns aside loun ,'an =
from the field and gives water "a s sn'o,l
to the roadside, or provides s .,ys q,
which man and beast can ss,..I. mr.,
water, is truly public benef . nA f
Give the horse frequent o.,r,,, +,
quench thirst at times whei ppo e 40 n;ncI
over-heated, and before ca nV' ~ ~ dr,nI
freely Immediately after s.ns' .,,,or.s
favorable digestion of 70 Asius piN'S
Provide shade. How oa,.4,,olv W
seek the shadow when lnstln T.. soyyr,n
its hot rays on the dry Ae sun ~ eartH
If the pasture is notT Snu ~ ,.itb shad
trees, in a CONVENE, foVp'e Hi.. cot fou,
six or eight supports ~ locan .SSh;ch Mac
straw or grass, and ;, AciVss hrief tim
and with little la thus, ~ made
which animals car jor hahe 10 hest (
the sun, 10 the gr rest .iona ,hemselyt
and benefit to III eetcollloI'o''
Remove the .en oWhels' -, = borses
LII .he not az, u' Shepeyer you desire to q,
si,en, $500 ae rost, and once during u
uay, pisa ans Wat night, a thorough curr
i hpf vii win 10 ming will not only give res
ous W., ~ ~ ahout as much towards u
PTS pats'ns - animals condition as VIII u
80 an .,e the harness on your Wo ,IAl
c sS@, A Won VIII discover that ollau
s snrTH, ms and cruppers are simply y y
contrivances, serving no pss'
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II FAMILY SCHOOL,

Ia, Mo. A fret. class military aud
2chool for boys. New buildings,
3nmplete. Thorough preparation
business. For catalogue and full
address
1 InHNSTON. a. NJ. Prlncinal.
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'inlsi q. ID. Lusk,
~. onion Ticket Agent,
eng. Fort Worth
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. -
.s y Ne Wonderful cures of swifps
~ lived veg TO try IT. / commenced
III ~, isSi, My general health was
IN ", the cancer which was In
a. 'uuso 70 grew slowly but surely.
N Am, AM became quite heavy. /
n diisaaaef nave It cut or die. But
!. osS SlI'.lelhg quantities of almost
! rs shn eontinued healing around
n xslS when It was entirely
PlyEon,, u BETSY WOOD,
Nh Vo., Mass, july Q, 1885.
cas- entirely vegetable, and
" 6loes" ~ forcing out the impu.
ss0 and Skin Diseases mailed
\ II ~ " G Co., Drawer 8. Atlanta,
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pttter 10 be enabled 70 serve
eas ire unqualified indorse-
~, e.o-, all marbles con
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The finest Raaors IN the "orio
AZ AndeEson's gun store.
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Investigation Of their cases will probably
recall their acQuletal, but Il viii email
So sruense on them a. we'll ~ on the
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chairman n. W. Sellafs Of Lamestone,
VINO h 4 brief speech announced the OPP
iect II th0 convention, w X. hencneioe
81 McIlennan was elected temporary
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1eafs was a sufferer with cancer
la having beea cured by the use
~ constrained by u sense of duty
humanity to make this statement
IN the fourteenth bottle the can
az rapidly aud soon disappeared
mouths there has beca no ap.
sore OF any kind on my nose OF
ny noae at all tender to the
Mken about two dozen bottles
sonndl cured, and i know that
.ne cure after every known
E'ed and had failed.
q q. =, ROBERT SMEDLEY.
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cancer on my face fer some years,
N one cheek bone across the nose
y has given me a great deal of
burning and itch ing to such an
a WIS almoet unbeGrable. / com
swliPs Specific In May, 1885, and
inseottles. II has given the great
enoying the Inflammation aud re-
neral health. w. BARNES.
iowa, Sept. 8, 1855,
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h. .,S Baggage Checked to Al
!. the United States.
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J.F. Muikey, chairman Of this precinct,
called the convention TO order.
DR.. g. Loggius introduced res Z
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Nlck hotel for . N
understands ambp|
Va brass p, rleony.
Fpcelkee ie'y fnR