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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20
'DNDUCTORs' TALES.

nc Captains of Railroad Crews to
Chicago Herald Man.
sry people ask funny questions, "
pnductor on the Chicago, Bur
Quincy. "They are always
pr fear the train will not stop at
where they want to get of.
Pm old chap asked me If there
Ntpd tavern at Chicago. | told
heard there was one OF two. A
ago we were going into St.
W had on board an old woman
Ay back. She was evidently a
yeler, and she was very nervous.
Xxx all sorts of foolish questions.
'Hee inquired IN a shrill, rasping
anctor, does this train stop at
says !, with straight face, ut
~ fe are tagged. st. Louis is q
''['en, but III see that you get off
~ ebout fast running,n said the
tsQs OIL the fast mail out on the
''s Milwaukee & st. Paul, 1--WE
3@tpe daisy runs with this train
Nsget behind time. One day last
*e mad trouble keeping the cars
tne hres wouldn't burn worth a
se't we nearly froze to death. Fire
nest we could we couldn't keep
'ns IN the durn stoves, an what do
.4ese the trouble was? Well,
~ tell you. Now, / don't be-
tpis YIN bout little things. /
~ no stock in these stories about
thirty miles in twenty-four
IA ! don't know how fast we were
g lhe occaslan I'm tellin' you
~ the trouble with them 'ere
Hfs that the train was goin' so
~ II made a draught in the fiues
f4ongh 10 draw all the fire an
~ up the chimneys. Yes, sir, in
Durnin' the burned coal Just
an disappeared as fast as we
the stove.n
In train boy on the Wabash road
torlous practical Joker. Last
nrlng the heavy rains, sections
aDash were in very insecure
owing TO washouts and under
AS an express train was making
PAST, stopping now and then so
Iorakemen might go ahead and
4 The track, and running with
Ptlon all the time, the passen-
" In continual state OF alarm.
w asking questions concerning
fuon OF the track, and whenever
~ slackened speed they stuck
,hds out Of the windows and
pout with anxious eyes. Finally
notiye emitted a shrill screech,
rs We're heard grinding on the
pa the train boy rushed into the !
pear and shouted;
yonrselyesl Save yourselvesl
dig break ahead, and we're
he'll, surel'
Colt in himmelln exclaimed s
passenger, "dis is yoost mine
IeVer once more viii puy g
'ip dicket s'long as I1ifl"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20
FIFTH EXCLUSION.

Via Memphis % Little Rock Ranwsy,
July go.
Those contemplating a trip to summer
resorts beyond Memphis, viii have but
one change of sleeper TO all principal
points, II they go via the above route, and
my especial attention given them as far as
Memphis. Notify me promptly, should
you take sleeper that ample accommoda.
ton can be furnished. Address
A. l.. SMITH,
COG Main Street, Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20
9GHT IN ARKANSAS.

Between n Shsriff's Posse and a
Band of Horse Thieves.
the Gazette.
BRINGS, ARK, July 19.-Reports
Ned the city of desperate fight
sheriff's posse and band OF
Aeyes in the upper portion of
Aery county. The thieves were
fth Winchester rifles, but were
N hotly pursued by the posse.
'ght that some of the band were
Eby the posse, as blood was seen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

and scraping and fourishlng with utmost
lidelity. II puzzled her physician great
deal uutil he ascertained that when an In.
isnt The little girl lived IN q room adioin.
ing afiddler, who often performed upon
his instrument within her hearing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

In another column OF this issue will be
found an entirely new and novel speci-
men Of attractive advertising. 1t is one
Of the neaiest ever placed In our paper,
paid for examining the supposed display
letters in the adyertlsem Mt Of Prick y
Ash Bitters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20
silver Loat BAKING Powder

Never fails when the directions are fol-
lowed, hence there is never word OF
complaint heard against 1t. The mex
perieneed cook is able TO make as good
bread with 1t as the professional baker,
simply because its ingredients are so
compounded as TO make failure impossi-
BILE when the directions ere followed. A
trial is all that is necessary 70 make 1t In
dispensable TO all well-reguluted house
holds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LIKuTENANr. GovERNoR

LIE Y 7 T7l'7I Y IJ FETI1EVIss
We are authorized 70 announce Judge H. Is
Wheeler Of EastlAnd county as q candidate for
lieutenant governor OF Texas, subject 70 the
action ofthe state Democratic convention.
BoR COMPTROLLER.
We are authorized 70 annOun G j. II. Little.
field as q candidate for state comptr jller, sub.
jet 10 the action Of the Democratic state con
vention.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
We arc authorized 70 announce James 0uth q.
RE OF Jack county ~ candidate for the oiliee
~ tate senator for the Twentieth senatorial
district subject 10 the action OF the Democratic
convention Of Tarrant Wise, Parker aud Jacl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

Constipation originates numerous fatil
diseases. Morris Cascarine Win remove
all traces OF this disorder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

Information address;
hi. q ID. Lusk,
.eenger Union Ticket Agent,
SIyoston. Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

kEXAS
bid Route |
|sfadO 4 Santa Ps Railway,
ouerating q daily service OF
hrough trains between
ath and Galveston.
Z. only all rail route to
BrowHwood, Coleman
Ind Ballinger.
The sew route
10 Houston, Montgomery,
,bsota and Conroe.
IN route, via .McGregor,
Worth to w AGO.
actions at Fort Worth for st. Louis,
I'M points Nsrth, East and West.
syEMENr OF TRAINS
Ia bound, leave Fort .
81 ......t.ss. s'...s+. V'W ~ hi'
~ OOu ...........,..... 800 p. m.
,,,nodatlon, leave Fort
I'm dalton, arrive Fort
IN. and Baggage Checked to Al
,s in the United States.
LA. Route TO Now York, via Gal.
'|||| A'NIl-f.,. and

Route to Now York, via Gal.
weston and
Steamship Line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

|,,k,ts and Baggage Checked to Al
ps,s,s in the United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

a Ladies' Picnic Attended by Alarming
Rssults-rhc Danger Lurled In tho
Lemon Sherbst,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-20

..eetions at Fort Worth for st. Louis,
4 m points Nsrth, East and West.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-02-20
Presumption No. 1910.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS..

February lst.. 1890.
Notice is hereby Givel, that the following
named settler has tle I notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support of his cluim.
md that said proof will he made before the
e Ter nnd Receiver at Santa Fc, n. NJ, on
March !2Hd. lssi. viz:
tUAD'IJIT BIZ NhI, Of Lincoln Go. n. NJ.
f.ri't n ca " i n " a Of ; swh of n
% LinlscL Of W i sec l.. twp >, n r i2c.
lie ''ncS the folio vim wituc sses to provo
MS % II tnu0uS residence upOu. and cliltiya-
ion OF ~ land, vi2-luan q. Gallcgos, juan
Gnura, Wn. J.. ;, e1ce, Joseph Il. Spence, ali
Of PiLos We'll =. u.
CHARLES +. EAsLEY.
IT, Register.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
Ll1rhnsRcsxs Ark, Jan. T. - .



Some ssers there are by birth on whom
no grace vt, iPecnliarity Of, nature is Lost
but the Vast multitude of men are a.
blind. to Al .thG beautiful color effects in
the. wsEldI ~ though they had been born
yith filmed eyes Thousands Of children
do not know one color from another--not
from. defect vi eye. but from the general
upohseryi1gness Of .theiE natures and
because theiT attention is never called to
X Many grown people are quite as dull
They may have faint sense of there
being different c0lo-s id landscape; they
may knew itlse coarser huss by name. but
cot one man or wOLlan in q thousand gets
ths pleasure out Of color which he might
derive il, he were taught to appreciate il
and his senses werG educated in that direc
.tion.duiJ .aais.uE .iI,.attI., iHt hus-
-,his IN infinite pity that such should bs
the fact OF all the pure and lasting de-
lights. 81 an 1nsatisfactory world there is
n6te TO compare with the satisfaction
one may derive from q love of nature and
an etiucated sense 6f her charms Tilis
Is an inheritance that nothing but blind.
hess can deprive 'us Of while life lasts.
Almost all bf the pleasures Of youth fall
upon usSA we grow Older; bht this en-
'juyfnent is but deepened and intensified
by time: Y very added year it strengthens,
every morning II is renewed. and every
varying hour of the day brings with il
new satisfactionS '''' "w o f'.I' H"'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
CURE EEoRlPIIEs.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
l,of weight In the back, loins and lower part
\ Of the abdomen, causing the patient tpi sup
pose he has some effectiOn Of the kidneys
or neighboffhg organs AT times symptoms
! oi indigestion are present fiamlency. HAeast
4 ness nf the stosnach. etc. - maistaEeI Ake
perspiEatiop. producing 2 very disagTeeah
| itching, after getting warm, Is Z comm6n
sttendants Blind, bleeding and itching
pileS Yield u q once w. Dr. Dssaiko'1
\ Pile AsmsAy,iwhisha actss diSotly uD0n .&he
parts effected, absOrbs the tn@QsR, allayips
the intense itching, and effecting . permar
Eneat cure Pfice' 30 centsu ,Aans1y The
iID0 D6unh0 AsAsils 1Ny rhQa4 oW ~
ihu9 A. 1onnU3 3 oovfod sIo a sgsa iiia .
F,,..i ,.,J,. l...-.,, nm, ..,;. ,.., ~, -.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
STAR AND CRESCENT SOCIETY.
,HG&J.479tfEsse.s....- Meet

The SfteEna0a -sxsEeisas~wele 2Sened by
rea&SS cf yhesTiptqytSd tnging,
followed by the calling OF the roll. The
minutes of the last meeting were read by
Iaiesecrpeary and adopted The feeuAA
tii6rsyexsreis~ were bs,sen. ~ asf essay
.ffUM Mr.. .llasaie sseys entitled Miss Mi
snswass, disappointment This WHs followed
/ ~ IN essay frsno Miss IONA Huben. The
,siuss doss not make ,the man Miss Ada
u -Mokstin very Isextas,y recited the poem
.'Saint JqRathan.r Chas. Fillmore then read
Ia ws|5prsper4i essay on ''our National
Flag, giving many valuable facts regarding
,the s,sblem of osz nation isxresaon. ossnspd
asrd recitet : ps.hfis piscs eiaitei
SfAata Mensnfes.r ne SdfA sieott< Sf
VI 1f>lrnoon vss tln ned tfarx - he
rpf6gfafhme, ehes ssbSett % Which Sas.
,'Rssolred That the execution of Mary
lQueen.of Scsts wxs justifable.- Debated
aifirmatively by Misses Swartz apd Peters I;
| negaabely BY Misses Christie, CsnaeA and
BufssS Tk judges selsetsd vere Cprtis,
iBmWfa arfd Misses weir and -cSsilief. The
| a.. -. .sss. -. .s..s.,hlysNs Ann,
-. 60, -. T.,,a.s Iis,s
DsH.- Mbs Jennie Frks fsibeel Nitt a
! 6aSa6aA STIa,e pHn.rsS u sMeMSsy-
John, Reid then delivered al essay entitled
WHO Shall Order the Battle" followed
! by a recitation by Miss Nettie Elifritz, "A
Leap for Life - ..,. es,..., ,ssf..t
-, 1sA.e Crawford 'r.h his essay, entitled u,
sA..s;.. h., -,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

The engineers of tbs Ceptral Railroad Of
Georgia say: Though exposed To the
worst miashiatfe fniiuehtes, going I'd and
coming out % Savannah at different hUtrs
Frot ishs jaighta and asp .in.l Spending entire
nights in the city during the pEeYalenes Of
the yellow fever epidemic OF 1874, with bat
the Single exception bf' 'ohe 6f' rs 'fwii6 was
taken sick. but speedily recoveretiN we con
|Ainuedi iin.Blg, usual b ssDd, d,ilaalth-- cifeuIn
stance We can account for in no other way
bat BY tbs safch H9der nd lfrsyhisnee Of the
habituaf and continued use Of Simmons
'fliis f1HlaYfhl,Ai .niiA ~ .t,uii.'Fi Jis'i.sd
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
Catnrrh

Is very prevalent and exceedingly disa-
peeable aiseasA liabla' n pegIsftet y de
Felop inte sefods consumpefon. Beng a
epnstitute ena, dissese i peauhRs . sbnsti-
h,tionai remedy like noods Sarsaparilla,
which, acting through the blood. reaches
esery part ~ tfe syssAs eGseting radical
Ani permassht cure of scsEarrh in even its
snet sevur~ snsnA PnpssSd % C. l. Hood
4 CO., LbwelI. Mass. e
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
CRIME At PIQuA.


Mikh ~.y robbery, 1safxl.~y' and Murder
[ntS 1 Banning Rampant.
fke eoodfy little city of Piqua. Spring
fields near neighbor, is having a very
serious TINA. The follawing sxtraot will
gitsscne ideafcf the reign ofterror' that
exists there: The large number of bur
glaries and daring street robber,ss which
hs,e taken place atPiqua lately have caused
a general feeling Of insecurity to such an
extent that'fhe city council. al their last
meeting, offered q reward for the
arrest Of the criminals. A few nights
ago young man named Clifford
lnchAi was sieid mp and ,rohhsd q his
ratch Oh one'o tie prineiRsi streets wAiie
seturning hoae After night The psrtyx no
pepetfatedt tKYs 0ffrags ls Strongly s1pect-
ed. and may yet be brought to Justice. A
few weeks ago Thomas Dewesse WAS
robbed, terribly beaten. and thrpvn iIno the
fker. near the city. .EEktl III
The gffeu barr Peen ~hvesdsptiss this
case, and arrested Samuel Smith. a horse
dealer OF that city, charged with the robbery
and assault. 1t is claimed that there is a
stTQng ease against Smith, ,styi that, De
weese viii indeatify. him. as the rubber,
'whils on the othef hand he ciahiso tliaf he
will be able to show his innocence con-
.clRsiyely.
There are now grave suspicious that
Archie Gral,Anl ~hS was found AeAI by
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
:. Ab~ardly S4upid and .Rselkah, ),

~ u" Abs1TdRJ SsuPtd ahd EV0aaah' I''
To.salow prejsdice or Ignorance b u get the
better of good Judgment. Z 1t has heen amply
shown and cOnciusiveiy proven that consti-
patton, bad breath, dyspepsia, kidney af
fectiOss- and ali diseases Gf the liver.
stomach and bowels, have been cured aud
can be, cured by simply taking SIMMONS
Liver Regulator. 1t is harmless; not un-
pleasant and easily procured 80 there Is no
reason 10 be ignorant Of a tine remedy II
you suffer. you have no excuse. for this
medicine places certain reliefand cure with
in your reach. ....y Il -.,l, M
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

I ~ woman id Bohemia was iateb sen
teocea ito O'iMprtsonAaent' for tsn days Tor
forgery, tRoaAse shs changes hsr phV sieiass
prsaFRtiQR calling ,fDy, 4. ~ .graWma0f pOr-
Phine 10, that. 1t read Q, 20 graMmes,, II Is
said that no Similar case has eyer appeared
K OH the tturt retOrds of the United Stat4S or
R1RlADal INV .lmIIl-tIt L-.llhlh hin | Z
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

sss Es saT Katie s,,, Sut on hersehsek tsdas. Y
t0f abeast """Yes.' but tell 'ihe ab6ut' her
riding habit. .n'"''0h. ,Itherei Was Assid %
pasticslarly new, about shst--.t the. ODD abil
\ Pf,plAyipE pattifsks with th<, s%da l.,yor
know, ,"TTBostOn, TEaYscript :, -,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

"+'Youns man, y ssss the Doston 1rsss
script 'it'is unnecessary for 5ouit6 20 % the
devil This information wiAlfake 0 Ssea,
weight efi the ,Alnds Of thopssnds Vt yNuns
~ men nv" who have besn Actiny nssif. IL Wa'
necessary to meet him half way, at Tea$t
~ NUfristOwn HerS1ti. u - h'dr''li' n.h
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

Ehe'fasnoN Of iOsgGn and, ths G0luIaliii
VALLEY aasa, faslMgs excsadbwyp klas. lad
ali h5&nshes Of industry in that, thaa, region a are
greatly depressed. The crops are A. abumi-
ant as ever, but the dfstziite 10 market and
high railway freight charges coffsaihe sIl
'possibepr0i nIri .i 49,; .s,ninss, isai
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

Z, There is no one article in the line VI med
icines that gives so large return for the
money As good porous STRENGTHENING pfall
ter, such as Carter'sl Smart Weed and Bees
donna Barkache Plasters. ,lW ug .isiHf1Ae
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

'.Thers, are elevea newspaper man in oon
,grssS. ,Letps hape that they sWill clever
the whqls lump, -5BFt9n Transcript, ,sa
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
.h,caliAsiHes. n the, ,kaersaa. :,

To-
.ni One PecpliaFity ipf the Sopp, ,YKShhich. h. like
most Of his peculiafities, have escaped
the attention Of the nstpralists who write
books, " That he never tUutHes f66d hnti1
he has qhafbeti ~ some spffhy ',or Dt0ok,
even. II he 10 oomfsl4ed 70 gsrfsrj 10 ifnd
lit II Old cOan hunters sASu .tkAt,t hal coon
digs eyery, p9ptbfHl pt, his,fpad, ,ip water
before eating il, bpt like al bYI9ttssrs, old
coon hutinters saayy agso5d go5d maHy mai tHffnss Il
would bother them 9b rptksuvG n"' r''n"s
-" n is doubtfu4 whether shsfe' afe" many
ipeopls whs know ehabin lp0shereouahry
ON the Sloiss ihesiass ishai tAnsaicA Au cont
nent can, lths coon he ..ff0RnAl, h, and md tthstisl
though he is 2 fayPrite, game in the
south, he Is nowhere 80 gaint and excel
lent IN condition as ih TIE middle stAtes.
When the coon "Erows' sinoftilnaUef fAs
and large belesseush4su uhaEses sl4alhne
victim to the hunter, for then 10 ven
tslres but short distance from MS hid
Ing place and gives the dog small .9pppr-
sunity of finding his trail. 1t was rare,
for this reason, even in the days when
coon ilunuing hvas . ssCience, rfratiA coon
: oyer tSes,ty pOan4e in, Uoisht swas 'eSer
bagged, although they have been knawn
TO attain weight of forty pouuds.-Cor
New York Times. p"d
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

InsROet- -'iHaw "doi, youIiAs ny .suem 2
5.S ,h;nl a Esad Sn4y & Sss,s :bu. !.
tine nisttef ~" Editor lreaeliing f6f hllss' gun
LEVER. any man who iihakin9s ,tfass 'eI}iD.
as's ryhmas. with ,.h0ms ought t0bs 4ired
QNt Of sAistence-iH Z, Jouraal. ,H
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
KyOW mylEtrE

Of yosr Outieura Remedies give very q 20
salis,IeiGR HE SalifSEA
know. from ,sx PEN enoe, ias Saius! i,i ',taI,is
- ,...., Dr.. u, J, Pratt. .Montsllo, Wis.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

D" Throat all seldom igets VEL Of ftstlf,, but
teepeWg vAtif lit anderIniNes tho 'eonsedtii-
ton, ,Msstess AWAY health. stssng ngah,o oand
flesh. and finally fastens itself on the lungs,
copIlstlgthe wreck spd Tpinpk the whole
man. DR.. BigelOw's Positive Cure is the
ienly, safs, sure and sseaiy -sesBetiy fbr
ceagAsy...eolds. and.l alb thDsae and &sMg dis
eases. Sold at so cents and 81. PHEASANT
~, tAks. and safe fpr ehildrsn. ID, ,i,.,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

John Yeager. the ,youag mAp who az
ffaup>ed to buy poison In kin,eelf yssta
Gay u.yning and was MskS p f1Gfs-
Keeping. was examined by Dr. Russell yes
terday afternoon. The physician stated
that his issanity iso3t ms,Rnlhsly<osn,
yesused By a-sad RhysicA 1wesknsus. ~
the y3sg nAa gas b no eogiltionIto be
sS<ft Il iHee eAe~as-Pu tAejah u,itil his
case can be disposed of.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

Queen ViGt0sis did s'kihdly 'sct lSst week.
twhehss she IVES driving thpoaglpiWindsOr,
she obseryeA o.. cab, shAss fall down. "a An
.oggttJlridee{ was sent tp ma maks iRaqiyies, and
on learning the nature of the accident, her
'hYaiesty ''tattsed an fsitimatSoii to be con
veyed to ths'ilameAtiny owner that he
should be ). presented with another. horse
from the royal stables
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

WHAT WILL URElTHROAT AND
ING G!TROUBLES?l Gilm0reis Magnetic
Elixir. :, Fer sale By Theo, Troape, drug
giSt
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

Acute rheumatism is an Inflammation of
the 5oints, marked by pain, ,heat Ieiness.
and tspdencs to suddenly shifr ffbm one
tont . psnotlks With these Symptoms al'
. pig Salvation Oil, tAeeseat IAid - to the
affected parts without delay. Price 25 cents
a hottie -
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

~, Trayelerm7'i see yop PEOPLE are building
new towers to four Of your churches
Resident we're Kavihg 4 steeple
clfAsg g"A'Ph Bits. ihEiruIn"f1 f'g 1.i'iSi
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
SCOTS EMUI SION or PURE

,.snl SD lLiSer on .ith HyR.SRhs.phitfs, II
Df:" Khdth cs.ISway. lagrange, Ca,
sayS,q n Aavs ussb ScStfs Emwhsien with
! sGsdsrful aHecasssin iaa,IAsas trpuhlcs, Ais
, ,6qA haa n9 saaA IN SppneF Dissrh~a oi
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

Charles J, Pretzman. now At Berlin. Ger
many. sent home to his parents twelve large
gpb"sosz.rhs, copis >e6 e~ehsieest OH
-rsi.tinsfir>N Nsss~y4 ssesy ssBsr-
lin. Accompanying ne pictures MAS let 4.
Ter describing each
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

d, ,Hpp will notice how quickly q, Thoroughly
successful article IS initiated, and afs6 that
the limitations are wfthO,if merit, As' they are
gotten up by INSCRIPTIONS FaRtiesj dissware
! of limitations of De- JOuHsi Red Gloves Tonic.
|, The genuine promptly cures dyspelsia, eeps-
tiyeneesS bad breath, piles, pimples, agre
and malaria diseases, poor appetite, low
spirits, headache, or 'iiseAse Or tie kidneys,
stomach and. liver, :. PriceSp cents. =
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
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And shows the hous,is'grssSih1 iaot, ,idan'
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And ssftlS whisper. .Lavh Gs2dpiEAtSi.a
do u0e ,knBw where you 1hay be,,"i .'"7<
THERE'S only eos~ tStxoiy iyou aniihss 'ns''i
q To hold ~ hN its. aksH ei,sinS ,m, ,'.ss,
F., Until ,9Br hands shall tApsh agsiR-n n,.n %.
Until our hands and lips shall meet .,u,
In some dear hour when all the sweet
" TIE and Yete We r claim IA atifs. '"'
And earth ~ fiiied' WislS summer ao&sefS.'
And always IVA bs It moi months Or Years e., '
Until THIS cloiidAof parting cisaYfss, 'i'
And we shHn venture hafid'ih hAtid ~"
ACsOss the my ssie lerds'psianAis" "a"
lWihereR .hopei 4hsSs. sdatsssadi fraerssA
And faith dispels the darkest gl90mS,
Before sleep com9s with Visions fright,
TN softly Whisper I.Bte,. isb6d Hight ""
u .F'i''- .-Medora Clark nilnstt~O OceanJ"
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IN CAses q SS9sPshd9d AnimstiS9, =.
As't have Witnessed two cases ok said
to be death hy c,itAfepst Whfth' 'were w.
stored to hsaltAiseain, let sAe eiseiSpsee.
urs Of them, that AAASn he elnt0 aia some
one ip distress, yaEu isnSisty sRpat,A sRRr
XII pains i die die'ot out, tks TIE panlse gets slower
and weaker, resi- piratidt becofies fainter,
tina oyaltdS ~, var 4 - s<1hv y,kK,Sa tAl<lla
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

LADIES; Is rife and health Worth ptesseitv-
ing? If you think so. rtse' Gliih6res Afo-
matte Wine. For ssie by '!TheoI Troupe,
dr,uRisf. L 80 Ii -..r...L-L .LLi - ....--.tI
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
F'ECHEWi0yICHIfn

Your most valuable Cuticura Remedies 'fiave
done my CHILD 81 myeh dgssd, that A.ieei like
tr5ulfed With SKIN Asssass. x N yiissap riri'&as
trpyhled, with EczeNH, and ~ tEled several doc
tors and medicines, but did not do her any
a, good anslsi assa fRs fEHy%r;a Remedies I,
many thanks and many nights Of rsst. "a.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

8 Stop that cough, ihvi tho uuse 'of layers
!Chesry .Psctsrslr1the hest $ spesihss ieyer
kneMR f4E all disefses ef the l.Afeat q snd
lungs. II will sooihe the rough feeling in
and vitality. and enabieyOa tOibFesths and
speak clearly .Hi se Ann .rs s,iiIs,,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09

Rapes =. YSSier> >sSa Nary HaA Nee
married Thursday night by Rev. Henry
Tuekiey. Their future. hane sil b ~
Osborn.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

Ayers SarsaparilIa wonderfully 'i,i,, improve.
the coinplexi0n,.' and brings n '6id ana youps
the hl0um"sf health. 'irAs a'pnifief - tht
bL0sd it,has. no, eQasl.,irg 90. ut ,..oan t,st