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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27
Use Morris cascsrIuo for the liver
I'se NIOrrls' cascarIne bod tAe Ilyer.
GiINkSviLLE.

Cooke county Pnblic sohocle-A Fatms ~
ficbir-petit,cn OF the clerks.
special 20 the GaIotto.
GAiNEsvILL., Tx, May 20.-- County
Judge Hall furnishes the following sta.
ilstical report Of tho public schools Of
Cooke county; Outside Of Gainesville
there are now eighty-one school districts
In the county, and the school buildings,
which are public property, number forty
I'VE. For the year ending August ST
1856, the enrolment of pupils within the
scholastic age number 4lSg, having an
superintendent of 50 80 per capita. This
estimate does not include the children
enrolled within the incorporate limits VI
Gainesville. The average length OF
term during the yesr was i've months,
with an average salary OF S44 85 to
teachers. The number OF districts levy.
Ing an additional tax to supplement
the public fund was two. The total
number OF teachers granted certificates
was nineiy-nlne. In conclusion Judge
Hall states that the schools throughout
the county are rapidly improving, and
more interest Is manifested In the sue.
cess OF the schools than ever before
The farmers OF the Dro school com
munity announce that they will have n
farmers picnic on tho % day Of
July, and ample accommodations
in the way OF water, shade and
seats win be provided The young
folks Will not be permitted to trip the
light fantastic, and the speeches must be
nOn-poliilcal aud non.partlsan. Every.
body Is invited 20 come, bring wen.
Allied basket and have royal good time
The clerks OF the various business
houses In this city have been circulating
a paper among their employers 7, qutstIng
that on aud after June ! the houses be
closed at O'Clock p. m, except ON Sat
urdays, The paper has been pretty gem
orally signed, but N IL understood some
few merchants still withhold their names.
II Is believed, however, that all win con.
cede this request Of The hoys, as the lat.
ter need some rest and the hours OF busl-
ness are pretty wen over at the time men-
toned for closing 1t Is noticed that this
request Of the clerks has been granted In
Denison, Fort Worth and other points.
The following proceedings were had IN
the district court 10 day; b t. Hewitt,
charged with assault with intent TO muir.
der, pleaded guilty. TO aggravated assault
and was fined S95 This was an old
charge, the osense having been committed
in 1877, when tho defendant IA
charged 10 have shot man In this city,
4. G, Houston, youtl about eighteen,
who resides IN the Indian Territory, plead
ed guilty TO having forged check on the
First National bank, and was given two
wears. In his confession Houston stated
ho was persuaded to commit the forgery
by other parties.
A. II Rexwat, aged seventy years, died
in this city yesterday
Miss Fannie IIll, sister Of Sheriff Hin,
died yesterday afternoon, and was buried
this morning.
The city council, at a called meeting,
elected Jas Agerton policeman.
L. Is. Edwards is on trip to st, Louis.
I1sa Mnrrisi Casca rtnn f,,r conatinnt;nn
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TELEGRApnIC pREyIrIEs.

Cora Lee IL being tried at Springfield,
Mo-, for murder,
The plttsburg stonemasons' strike has
been compromised.
King George Of Greece is preparing to
make tour abroad
Stocks closed firm yesterday az tho
highest prices of the day.
Robert Lloyd, dairyman, was killed
by the Indians near Benson, A r., Tues.
day.
The secretary OF the interior will recog.
nizc courts OF record In the Indian Terri.
tory.
Grcece'sD naval reserves have been dis.
banded. The blockade on Greek posts
still continues.
Mrs. Louis Rlel, the widow OF the dead
rebel, died NJ st. Vital, N. W. r., Tnes.
day and was buried yesterday.
A bill for the expulsion OF the Orleans
princes will be submitted 10 the French
chamber OF deputies by the cabinet.
Representative butchers from fifteen
states organized a national butchers, as.
ISOLATION at ST. Louis yesterday.
The tbirty-second annual session OF the
grand lodge II the world OF Good Tenn
plaTs IS Ia session at Richmond, Va.
The Chicago grand jury Will indict for
murder, conspiracy aud riot all Of the
men now under arrest for participation
N the riot.
II IL believed that Premier Gladstone
viii succeed IN satisfying the bulk Of the
Liberals, thus insuring a majority for
home rule.
The Irish reyolutionisis in America are
IN hopes that the fisheries question will
create war between England and the
United States
The house committee ON ways aud
mcaus has reported back adversely the
bill 70 carry into effect the commercial
treaty with Mexico.
The report that General Miles has Of
fered rewards for the capture Of renegade
Apaches, dead or all9e, is not credited at
the war department.
The Paris commission which recently
Inspected the Panama canal has nnaDi-
mously affirmed that there viii be no dlf.
hculty ia constructing the canal without
locks.
Chicago had a miliion-dollar Dire yes.
terdaY. The building was six stories,
occupied By Bedford, Clark & Co,
publishersi Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co,
same business; DonnahDe& Iiennebefry,
book-blnders; X. II. Peal & Co., lltho.
graphers. Insurance, S500,000 Origin
Of fire unknown.
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the drought. w. ''o' w "


Big springs.
correspondence Of the Gazette.
BIO SPRINGS, Tx, Nav 70 --ssoch
shipments have been somewhat DELAYED
On account OF the long continued
Drought. A few cars have already been
shipped, but not what was exnec,cc
Wool shipments, however, have heen
quite heavy. Ns"
me county commissioners have let the
contract ior deep drain OF sewer 10 run
sast OF town. When completed, this
oMSn VIII ntord = perfect drsinsgc, and
WI prevent any more Of the disastrous
uouus which have occasionally visited us.
work ON the artesian we'll will be re-
snmed next week. Messrs. Jones & Co,
me contractors, having been delayed by
me recent strike In not getting casing,
suspended operations for a time, but the
casing is now here.
Df. Utter and wife suffered a sad
bereavement on Saturday last In the
death OF their infant son Ralph, eyed
eleven months. The remains, accom-
panied by the parents, were taken 70 the
Doctors cd home, Mt. Carmel, H., for
interment.
Postmaster John Snoddy has taken
months vacation and gone TO visit his
home 10 Knoxville, Tenn.
MIR. and Mrs. William Moon, who have
been visiting In North Texas, have re-
turned.
Mr.. 7. Byrne, who for several years
past has acted as ioadmaster for the
lexas Pacific railway, and for many
years past with other roads In the state,
has resigned TO accept position ON the
Northern Pacific. He is succeeded by
Mr.. r Rawson OF St.Louis, and formerly al
the Ohio & Mississippi railway. While
Mr. Byrne's departure Is regretted by all,
Mr.. Rawson is heartily welcomed. The
former was presented with fitting tes-
tlmonial by his numerous friends before
leaving.
Your correspondent halls the advent OF
new boy at his house; weight, ten
pounds,
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Grandyiew.
Special to the Gazette

Special to the Gazette
GRANDvlEw, TEX, May &c. The dry
weather still continues and crops are
suffering Oats are short, and VIII not
make more than baf crop. Wheat Is
is not at all good, aud the yield viii be
light, while there is much of the cotton
that is not up to stand aud good deal
yet to plat.
The Masonic temple, which has Just re-
ceived the Flushing touch from IL o
Pune, the artistic, is quite a presentable
building, credit to the enterprise OF the
order and an ornament to the town.
The Methodist folks will have new
church-house completed In few days al
the cost of about $1,000, which win be
the best house Of worship the denomlna-
ton own In Johnson county.
The Educational associa ion held a
meeting on last Saturday and decided
TO move their school building
from the old TO the new town. When the
building is moved and refltted the direct
ors for the association, in conjunction
with The public-scbool trustees, will ne.
gotiate for competent teachers 10 build
up tlrst.class school.
M, Campbill has the foundation laid
for brick business-house. Several 9th
er bricks will be built during the su
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|Buuding for weatherford.

NpnA9ttCs
RGoRD, TEX, May 26,-The
|loi on the southeast corner of
was made this evening by
{eElnnle 10 W. II. Jones; con
$1,000 cash. Mr.. Jones will at
pence the erection of a hand
eslory stone building, the third
used by the lodges of the Odd
n Knights of Pythias. This,
|Daes, shall be the best building
|ire, We need a few more as
'g men IN Weatherford as Mr..
fsfe is room for several yet.
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stopped. The sudden stop threw Miss
Lucretia Bushwah, young lady from
Weatherford, forward out u the hack
under the feet Of tho horses, which beean
70 Kick. She, however, escaped with 3
lew bruises about the head, but as the
horses passed the Milliken house thew
ran over Capt. Milliken, who being sres,
and infrm, WAS unable to get ont Of ihe
way, aud crushed his thigh, and ind cted
other Injuries which the physician thinks
Will prove fatal.
Capt. Mllliken was one OF the oldest
AMI most respected citizens OF this placs
and the sad accident is much to be re,
GREETED by all.
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joshua.

fe Gazette.
Tex, May 26.-The johnson
fging convention convenes at
next Saturday and Sunday
Sundsy-school will also give a
olneclion on Saturday. Mr..
FL Cleburne is chosen speaker
Candidates and all lovers Of
K look to your interests and
r. b on hand.
4 nls country are reported un-
Il win the exception Of wheat
|aalch have been cut short by
~ Everybody is anxious to
rain.
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Drowned but Crazy.

| GAZETTE. -. On r.,.
NON who was reported
sri;,ed suicide last week by
,be Guadaloupe river near
|,g left a letter to that effect
Xii AZ his saddle addressed
|Tas found yesterday about
n town in his pasture en-
4, though still deranged.
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Plot Point.

4 lia7etle
|oNI TEX, May 26.-Rev.
Noble, one of our Oldest and
Ecled citizens, died yesterday
4 o'clock from softeuing of the
vas an active member of the
church and a consistent
His remains were taken to
simetery near Cottage Hill,
fg for burial to-day.
sAt Casky of Greenville, Tex i,
/ tie Christian church here to-
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colorado.

4 4 d the Gazette ma, -.
A ss,ir last night in the way
. .osIsl at the residence OF II.
4 !, me Episcopal church are
I. II ics.cream and strawberry
4 slyen Thursday evening for
n he church.
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bee VI the Gazette.
5IgLD, TEX, May 25.-Deputy
III Perry of Bowie county cap
|keorge Winters, q horse-thief,
! town last night. He offered
IA to The sheriff and his men,
this guilt. Winters sto e the
i . Mr. L. w. Ritchy near Bas-
4, ia Bowie county. 1t is also
1iss case against Winters foT
Deputy Prry left for home
FsOner this morning.
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PARIS.

~ uaLt4le. le
Tex May &c. - Col. Tom
\ the Balance Wheel returned
p'nstcn Yesterday where he has
FpOtl 70 L Q. G. Lamar for duty
Euspector. lie will be at home a
4 'nen startior Arizona to com
4 Official career.
pusn, who has been visiting his
sa'ucky, returned home yester.
fg0''s having had a good time,
|S'eAs men will have an invita-
n sT,o on the Fourth of July at
| varpacue ever Witnessed in
Ell Come one, come all. All
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

dsstie oe Tho slec,,op
..',d Of quietly, resulting in
|' ,.so, o. the school tax to O
~ ~ arr schools are an as
I, ,I,ssrs. Conner, Crawford
elected aldermen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

W. A. Hufman Implement Co. have
inst received three carloads Of wrought
iron well casing from 4 10 81 inches IN
Size. Send In your orders.
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MAR RIACE Guide,

EGO Pngas, Fine Plates.
BieTant cloth shd st bindios sealed for DOE. Post
sfs or safrensy ossr my seldsfni rsn pictures Ths
Whole rof tfls 70 liz. articles the elouiDs aptjcsaf
sho may u.lf shg not WIZ, manhood symaHhsod phyrh
~ decay sHeeia ~ rchaey how IT'D En6 balr
inesa W Increased Tho physnoFr reproduction nnA
inang more These mafiisd af contemplating should
ftadit u oughto ~ rood BY al nsa pdtsang tp hspt
asder lock aud Key. Popular cdeu. 200.
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nIannsa Your srntem

nv drinking freely OF the celebrated
Waukesha springs Sildrian water, for sale
BY Chas. ScheuDer & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

Capt. Dan Webster and Mrs. Bold
erick left this morning for Dallas as wit
nesscs III the Murray libel SUIT.
The silk quilt presented by the ladies to
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive EDglneers
was rallied last night at T w. Dollar
hides, aud was won by w. 7. Danforth,
engineer on the Missouri Pacific railway,
The dime entertainment given by the
ladies OF the Northern Methodist church
last night, was well attended and was a
foancial success.
News was received here to-day that a
work train was wrecked south OF Corsi-
cana last night, on the Houston Texas
Central railway, making trains late In ar
irving at this point. 80 far as learned
there was no one hurt.
1t is rumored that j. A. Powell, the
man who received note the other day
giving him twentyfour hours 70 leave the
CITY, has done so leaving between suns
and left many anxious friends 10 mourn
his departure.
The vote yesterday on school trustees
was 26G in favor Of trustees and GO
against.
Rev. Mr.. Hatcher aud Rev. Mr.. White
are visiting Rev w. h. Tynes, our Bap-
list pastor. Mr.. Hatcher leaves for Fort
WORTH to-day.
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Burns, scalds, spralns, wounds and
bruises are healed by st. Jacobs on
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special to the Gazette.

BAIRD, Tex, May 26.--Judee Il. r.
Webb, S. l.. Robertson, In. jackson
Judge X. u. Solomon, Capt. j. w. Jones
Esq. g. w. Chafleville, w. G. Asbrrv
aud some others left town this morpips
Tor three days hunting and fl.hIpr. /
jolly time is anticipated. :
All OF our citizens will rejoice to know
that our friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Jones, returned on the west-bound train
yesterday from Eureka Springs, Ark,
where they have been for some time ia
Improve the health Of MIR. Jones, who
was some time ago affected with paraly.
Sis OF the tongue so that he could hardly
speak His speech has been restored.
Mrs. Bell and her daughter from yir.
gina are visiting Messrs. +. S. & a. A.
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Bohiinn,.

~ salette.
4 Iixg Ma 2e.--Homer Nee,
.sosr here, has been arrested
Ivy mad his examining trial
l, .'s q forgery. Nee has been
|,' ,ssSsr III this county, and II
sg ssl some names Of the school
N Nv y, o9laioed money from the
Z e. house rent at four differ
. ,vb NY ooad was made $3.50 in
4 'I ", De could not give, and
e' nsfe an instance where
fISl ',s ruined him.
i a'nall company are in town
N u. a promising young
~ VIII leave Tomorrow for
a ~ :. Y, where he has secured
Vn me government.
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The Fluast I.lanorn

For medicinal purposes are always TO be
found at Chas. ScheubeT & Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

James II, Grayestone, Washington post
office, indorses Red Star Cough Cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

h TEX, May pa pro-
|usht is prevailing in this
NJ are a perfect failure in
IA Wheat aud rye are good,
h.ion and corn.
hck hss been prepared near
1 race will come off soon be-
Eoted aud blooded horses of
with an entry stake OF FIVE
bars on each.
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~, the state Reported
f''n ~ ~. Gazette by ITS
,. 6 css.rs.pend'0'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27
DENIS0N.
They VIII Sing the Songs OF Old When
Gathered Round Their
Camp.Fires.
Bound over CUNT Rattle = Music for
Whitesboro-rhS' Ladies' Enter
tainment n Success.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
DEEIsoN, Tx, May Pop. j. Conley
Of Fort Worth is in the city.
Prof. Kohler OF Sherman and Prof,
Dantnc of Denison left the city to-day
for Whitesboro, where they go to furnish
music for the grand ball and concert
which takes place there tomorrow and
Friday nights. We can guarantee the
good people of Whitesboro frst-class mu
sic.
Ed Tillman, the negro porter who is
charged with stealing a gold watch from
Mr. Robert Caspary of the Collonade ho-
tel, was yesterday bound over Ia, S2h0
bond TO appear before the county court at
Sherman.
The ladies' OF the Baptist church win
entertain the people with novelty on
Friday evening, May 2S, consisting Of the
singing OF the national war songs Of the
Confederate and federal soldiers during
the great civil strife. The entertainment
will be rendered by "Forty" OF our best
musical talent, which Is guarantee enough
that 1t will be success. The famous
Dixie song, which was a source Of so
much inspiration to the Southern soldiers,
will be sung with great effect Also
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are
the spirited song of the federal
soldiers. The most popular airs OF both
armies will be produced. The entertain
ment is of such novel character that 1t
cannot fail to please, and THE GAZETTE
predicts for the ladies large and appre
clative audience. The following is the
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Waco


WACO, Tx, May 2G.--Mayor Sturgis
is having some trouble with the police
committee of the council, in regard to
the desired removal of certain officers on
the force. The mayor, however, has put
his foot down and declines to be moved.
The McGowan-Hubby Roller mills in
this city expect to commence operations
within ten days. Harvesting will com
mence generally throughout this county
next Monday.
A german was given at the McClelland
hotel Tonight, complimentary to Miss
Books of Houston, who is visiting Mrs,
Williams, wife of District Judge Eugene
Williams,
The school board to-day reelected
Prof. j. n Gallagher superintendent OF
public schools, position he has held for
three years. The salary is $1,000 per
annum.
Col. Carey W. Styles, editor of the
Glen Rose Citizen, is in town tonight.
OF late his paper has rather switched on
from Gen. Ross, and Is booming Banker
Breckenridge OF Austin
The entertainment announced for to-
morrow night, In aid OF the Stonewall
Jackson monument fund, has been in
definitely postponed.
A number of Wacoites will go on an
excursion to Gilmore tomorrow, via the
Central
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|a,s,'. Fatal Accident.
''s's o. the sase,,e
H1,I' 'a'sG, TEX, May 81 This
|, NJ. : party Of young ladies' and
Ise,' ~ ont Striving in a hack, the
h1i !, frightened and dashed
.een ,s so"art an embaukment
Sesse 'es y nigh. Fortunately AZ
u 'he bank they we're
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',..ulngs Of the Day
.' p.,s. for veal
or Wee.
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nfe making arrangements to erect u
sineltes here % order 70 have better a.
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Anson.
Correspondence OF tina t,azette


Correspondence OF the Gazette,
ANsoN, Tex, May 25--The grain crop
OF Jones county Is almost entirely a TAIL.
ure this year. II 1t does not rain inside
OF ten days there win not be corn enough
raised In the county to replace the seed.
The wheat and oat crops are entire fail.
ures. The Oldest settlers say this is the
dryest time known In the history OF Joncs
county. There IS no grass at all, and
stock water is getting very scarce. The
range is not as good now as II was in
January and February last.
The Christian church is carrying on a
protracted meeting here. There have
been several additions 10 their church.
Mr. S w Morrow Of the firm of Nor.
row Smith, bankers, has returned from
Mobeelie, where he has been for three
months looking after the interests Of
Swenson & Sons and other cattlemen OF
this and Stonewall counties.
Mr. G. z. Woodruff paid his parents
and old friends of Lamar and Delta noun-
ties a visit last week and returned home
yesterday. He reports everything very
dry in his old county
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-.-~sf'esy rfr uiay non ikaies' DGDu.
Address 70 the e1-Ccnfederate peter.
ans Hon el$Sa uara
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Use Morris' cascarlnc for indigestion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

s, cue May 2c.-sallcd'
N, New York
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Alvarado.
special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette'
ALyARApo, TEX, May 26.--The pro-
tracted meeting which began at the Meth
odist church on last Sunday one week
ago and has continued since, conducted
by able preachers, is awakening lively
interest In the hearts Of sinners. Twenty
six conversions were made during the
week. and seventeen accessions TO Inc
church. Reyerends NJ. X Little of Wax
dhachle, ID. II Dickie, local preacher oil
Cleburne, and +, NJ. Winburne OF Grand
view came in this morning TO assist IN
carrying on this revival.
A little odd Fellow has founc loving
arms and hearts at the home OF MS pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stark. HIS
name Is Jimmie.
Mrs. Root T. Collier OF IIllsboro 10
spending the week with her sister, Mis'
j. W. Stark.
Mrs. Julia Morris, late Of Fort Worth,
has associated herself in the millinery
business with Mrs. o. Z. Moorman.
Mr.. Nat Purdam, former citizen OF
this place, but whose domicile Is now IN
Corsicaua, came over Sunday TO htay
n while with his brother, DR.. Purdam'
Mrs. II. n Jones received the SAD M
fellleence this morning OF the otaln oi
her father, who died suddenly at his home
Ia Mississippi. - -.
Mr.. w. B. Norman, our sncleht Ppsr
master, returned from San Antonio ias
night, where he was summoheo ps'ois
the federal court at that place
1t is dlstressingly dry IN TINS secuyn,
not drop Of rain having fallen slnce wy
latter part OF April. Corn mas os.n
worked well and Is growing iuxurlaINy'
Cotton is up aud ready ior tne nVu
Wheat harvesting will coinmsnvs
earnest next week. The oAt ctVP -
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/ gree, and assessed pnnlshnent a. seven
years
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

Try capera : BIOL Ice.cream to-day.
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Use Morrls' cascsrIne for constipation

Use motifs oascarIne for constipation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

use MOTIFS CascarIne ior the slomaeh