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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
THEY DON'T PAY.
Going to Congress Does Not Make Men
Honorable.
Plttsburs Dispatch.

Honorable.
Plttsburg Dispatch,
Some queer things can be seen
about the Capitol during the last days OF
the session. One of the queerest ls the
crowd OF collectors. Coming 10 congress
may be an honor, but II cannot be said to
make men honorable. The average OF
dead beats in congress Is quite az great
as out side. The last days Of the session
YOU will find swarm Of florists, livery
stablemen, hotel and boarding-bousr
keepers, constables, and professional col
lectors swarming the corridors, looking
after delinquent members and trying TO
catch them in the halls. There are mem
be.s who Systematically rob hotels, ana
haberdashers, aud all sort OF tradesmen
rlgnt and lett. Nothing can be legally done
with member OF congress for obtaining
money under false pTcteDses, though II Is
iailable offense when committed by
common reople. The only remedy ~ 10
make the transaction known. II the re
| cords OF the congressional dead beats
could be printed good many people
would be astoniehed. The most reckless
prodigality In Injuries, such as carriages,
| Movers, wines, cigars, etc, is the usual
! life of the congressional beat. There are
moor men and women here, who have
| catered 10 these members with the Idea
that men holding such honorable posi-
lions must Of necessity be honest, VINO
have tried In vain TO collect what " due
them. These dupes actually saher Tor the
/ necessaries OF lie, while the congress
/ sional debtors are aping men OF Weaitn 10
| hish living. The sergeaut-at-aTms' ONCE
could tell dirgraceiui story Of bogus
checks, duplicate drafts, and violated
| abllsaiions--a story too unpleasant TO
nrinI The hotels and restaurants, and
even the bAfbeT-shops, would simply re-
neat the story. l was standing In the Nv
ery Office at Wizards the other day,about
70 call for coupe, when Southern con
grsesmAn hurried up aud asked very per-
emptoiily for carriage.
,iHayen't got one, general" said the
agent. olandly. "Sorry, bat everything
il out"
A. soon as The member went away the
Il agent inquired II | would have the coupe.
,,Tbat's all right" he remarked "we'se
got plenty Of carriages, but he's dead
rear. Never pays Tor anything. Why,
! I've got q bill against him Ia here TWO
wears old. The gall Of the mani"
care there many sncp men In con
gressf"
iYes, quite q numbers we've been
stuck often --beaten ont Of hundreds OF
duIlars--by be th senators aud members.
Tney are the worst customers 10 tha: way,
II cause you can't force collections They
hardly ever have anything more than their
clothes; you can't arIestand punish them !
/ Won can't garnishee their salaries Auo
4 he airs they give themseivesl We are
very careful about trusting congressman,
] tell yonl"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

led on the people would give relief TO
those who need 1t and It would come
hack 10 the people with a good big inter
est.
Tho onlclals who have charge Of the
railroads have souls. They will tran
sport provisions free TO the people In the
West who need help.
Why 20 70 st. Louis for seed when we
have II at home, aud can have Is shipped
free by our railroads IN the state.
The railroads Of Texas will meet our
state officials half way In giving the peo-
pie OF West and Northwest Texas relief
and assistance. Let cur state officials
lead of and see what the ''souless cor
pOrationsn will do.
Let us as 3 state aud people nrst set
the example and do all we can before
calling on others. JOHN HOWARD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
IN BAD nUMoR.
The knights Of Labor Propose 20 boycott
a Railroad for Violating Contract.

The knights Of Labor Propose 20 boycott
Railroad for Violating n Contract.
MuNcIE, lND., Aug. ga novel boy
colt is being arranged here by the Knights
Of Labor. on the last day OF the county
fair ex-senator B, X, Bruce OF Washing
ton, ID. c., spoke on the fair grounds
under the auspices Of the Knights OF
Labor, on "The Labor Problem of Amer
| lca.n Arrangements were made some
time previous TO his coming for the enter
tainment of u large number OF Knights 81
Labor throughout the country and half
fare rates secured on the railroads. Five
thousand visitors were anticipated. Most
Of these were to come via the Lake Erie
& Westeru Rlilroad, the officers Of which
thoroughiare promised TO place on sale
at all OF their offices tickets at excursion
rates. The Knights assembled at the
various stations ON the day OF MIR. Bruce's
address and called for tickets 20 Muncie,
but were informed Ia every Instance that
no instructions had been issued for the
sale Of reduced-fAre tickets. SO none OF
the would-be visitors came. Delegations
OF local Knights OF Labor visited the de-
pot here on that day, expecting as eaot
train on the Lake Erie & Western rolled
In to meet hundreds OF visiting brothers
but none came. An explanation was de
handed OF the officers Of tSo road, ant
] an unsatisfactory answer was made. The
Muncle Knights OF Labor demanded fnl
e explanation, and II was Refused.
IL is understood that at the next execu
: tive meeting Of the order here to. morrow
/ evening proclamation Will be issued 10
$ the boycott OF the Lake Erie & Western
" railroad, and that II will be executed 4
q the last extreme. The knights here reius
to say whist they will do, but indicate tina
s. they propose to exert themselves an
" make a test case.
The Lake Ere Western is Of Cd
70 Gould system Of railroads, and those VIII
Is are best acquainted with the blow ju.
d delivered by II to the Knights OF Laoc
y say II comes from Gould himself who
70 sull sore over his experience with u
~ Knights in connection with the recei
20 strike on the Missouri Pacific at 81. Lout
Fort Worth, etc. IL Is said that Gou
re vowed during that trouble that new
On should any road controlled by him sho
ST any consideration for q Knight OF Lab
or the organization; that the local office
~ Of the Lake Erie & Western entered in
or the contract to carry Knights here Ia
week at half rates In good faith, but th
I'D when the general officers learned OF
lie, they abrogated the contract.
re To-day the Knights went over the ci
m. and tore down all OF the Lake Erie
I'D Western excursion and other bills poste
an and said they would clear the boards
all the paper that rosd puts up. I
Is Knights OF Labor organization here
5l0 members, and they are among
fs- most intelligent, skilled and determin
ms as wellas thrifty, mechanics and labor
1as in the country. No violence Is threaten
lily The boycott, 1t is proposed, shall be e.
ro' cuted unostentatiously.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
'lS ANr0NIAN DEAD.


Oldest Oi,izens of the Alamo
oi'y Passes away.
sasette.
snoi Tx, Aug. 3l.--Conrad
$MOi the oldest San Antonio
sed eighty-one years, who
y With the first German col
2 suddenly late last night
y troubles. His body was
s'sd on the ipor at his home
Justice Crawford held an
morning and determined
n = his death from natural
saulds was at one time a jour
W. Aollity on the Erie Press Of
he all newspaper men, he
asa BY poverty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
SPORTING tue PILFERERs.
The MISSOURI Pacific System Annoyed bl
Petty Thefts In the Territory.

inc NAlbslOufl EhcIuC System Annoyeu pI
Petty Thefts In the Territory,
Special to The Gazette.
vINITA, l. T., Aug. Sl.-For some time
the officials of the Missouri Pacific rail.
way have been annoyed by some one
breaking the seals! and robbing freight
cars in the transit on the Cherokee divls-
ion. A sharp lookout was kept up and
one night last week while train was at
PRIOR CREEK
water tank the brankemau got pointer,
and after firing Ave shots succeeded in
landing one ball in the shoulder OF Jim
Powell, who lived near by. The fellow
claimed he was only trying to steal q
ride, but subsequent search of his house
disclosed quantity Of hams, lard, flour
and other articles, which had been stolen
at different times. AS result, Powell
and partner by the name OF McCartn ey
were arrested few days ago aud are
being held for eNamlnation. They are
certain to be bound over for trial at For
Smith in the federal court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
af HOUSTON FIRE.
4 !, ses'st'gation 20 he Made In
ne Failure of the water Sup

\, u ses.st'gation 90 BE Made In
ne Failure of the Water Sup
q e.u tie.
WI Tex, Aug. sl.-Pursuant to
2 Mayor d. C. Smith to the
.Vu''on about fifty representa-
s. met this morning at II
\ ~ coNon exchange and board
j n -s meeting was called for the
N ,sss'slslne ways and me ans for
lvs.,,ssssngation into the cause
nv the water.works from
M y Proper functions at the
|h,1s !. \ caused the destruction Of
~ mills The meeting was
l,si~os W, d. Cleveland, j. NJ.
ma, q secretary. The chair
Z ..,a sisted the sense
and declared it open for
II ~, per Of speeches were
:sssln,i 10 hand, aud the fol-
xsrs s ,' introduced by DR.. L.
NJ, XIV unanimously adopted;
al i, ! is the sense of Ehis
,se.,I' 4 The imperative duty OF
NJ 4 ,s ana that they be request
rens ,,a.oiongh examination of
III. sutton " the wster. works,
a. ~, y ordinances governing
wat they investigate the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
FORT SMITH.

Lodged In Uncle cams JAIN for Stealing
Horses In tho Territory.
Special to the Gazette.
Fort SMITH, ARK, Aug. 9l.--Deputy
United States Marshal Lumi johnson OF
Paris, Tex, arrived here last night with
George Gunter, Chris Green and John
Daily, whom he lodged in the United
States jail here on charges of horse.steal-
ing in the Indian Territory.
Henry Van Wrinkle, confined In the
United States jail here under sentence Of
death for rape, the execution to have
taken place at Fayetteville on Friday
next, has been granted respite by Gov
Hughes until October g. He Is state
prisoner confined here for safe. keeping
beinga powerful negro over six feet hlgn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
WHITESBORO.

UnuHuaiIy Heavy cotton Receipts.-In
Favor of Prohibition Ticket.
Special TO the Gazette.
WHITEsBoRo, TEX, Aug. 3l.-The
Prohibition primary convention will be
held here next Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The delegates will doubtless
go to Dallas instructed to vote for bringing
out state ticket. Your correspondent
has conferred with several leading Prohi :
bitionists here, and they say though they
had perfered to remain with the Demo
cratic party, their only course now is to
cut loose and form a seperate party.
Cotton is pouring IN at a rate never be-
fore equaled at this season OF the year
thirty to fifty bales day. About three
hundred bales have already been
marketed.
Rev. d. +. Fuller and II. +. Bone are
conducting protracted meeting at the
Presbyterian church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
gBEENVILLE.
l Who Butohered Omcer Adair.
"a laptured.

ID Who Butcnereu Omcer Auair'
is Captured,
NJ Gazette.
tIls, TEX, Aug. 31.--John
! Of the six thieves who broke
&turday morning, was captured
. BY John and JEFF White near
grOVe, in Hopkins county,
miles from here, He was
slOugh resting, with his head on
sIou aad several melons and
II shout him. When captured
Il innocence mixed with bluff,
sbOuud in chains to be brought
BE- his crime, he begged the
b. their protection against
Hhe officers arrived here with
ID early hour this morning and
Heclock he was taken to the
Deputy Sheriff Adair, whom he
bunded with q razor on the
hi bis escape. While in the
Gacers and County Judge Sher'
BIZ deposition OF officer Adair
hng slowly. His voice Is re-
Whisper. The wounded man
tition gave his deposition earn
citing Smith of the brutal
NOmthe effects of which he was
Before Messrs. John and JEFF
OUT city they were invited t.
b bank by Judge Sherill where
Z counted out 5000 reward
eeen offered by the county tol
g,nre.
andrews who escaped, con
Sealing money and sentenced
ssIs IN the penitentlary, il suo
isHe been captured this morn
Huerce, eighteen miles north
n The captured man has no
rusht to town for identified
! expected to be here tonight
continues to send posses gu
" points and says he will car
Aone OF tue jail breakers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
save the Chickens
BY using Bass Chicken Cholera Cure,
For sale by all druggists
burglary at Kildare.

Special 70 the Gazette.
KILDARE, TEX, Aug. 81 THE G. o. =,
saloon, Master Jack McGreeyy, business
manager, was burglarlzed last night.
NJ ney and checks on Jefferson Lumber
company amounting 10 between 81 end
$40, aud small amount OF goods, were
etoien. There Is no clew 10 the thief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
DENTSON.
A Man Aroused BY the Attempt Of n
Burglar to Chloreform and Rob
Him The City Fuil OF Thieves.
Journalistic Prospector Moved Into
Larger Qaartcra-A little Girl
Fails Lotto a Oiatern.

e,,.ct.t 60 a. $500.
Sy n.'- y Wv ~a.e'Vo
DsNisoS, lex, aug Si.--lu yester-
uays issue Oh The GAzErrE we
said the city council met In the Office
of Councilman Tone. We should have said
the committee met at that place, and the
council met in tho CITY hail
Georpe Dlaek Of cado Al plato NJ
Lehigh. and Mr. A Conner ~ Elm
Snrings. Indian Tarritorv wore Saline In
the sights In the cItv YESTERDAY,
Il " Stewart ~ ciravso.,, coun,v csn.
didate for he legisl.,nre, was circnlst.
Ing among Inc voters YESTERDAY
MIR. Bray. living on Fast Main street.
WAS awakened Yesterday morning he,
tween and 1 o'clock nv q sllght noise In
the room and tonnd a man hsnd,ng ovar
him with niece Of cloth in hIs hand trv.
inc IN chloroforn, ! rim Mrs prsv
Awakening or that time conmenrsd
SCREAMING and trightened the hnrylsrs M
Mr., Brsv had mo wssnon ot snv Mind
handy or he most assuredlv would have
got HIM. shortly after that the house ~
n Mr.. Cook was enterad and hurglsrizsd
Of a watch and some money In ,he
morninr when MI Brey and Mr. Cook
met thew comnared notes and came "a
the cnnclnsion that n was the
same party that had called on
both Of them. The CITY is full OF thieves
at present. and the citizens would do wei
10 hire good private watohmen and ma,
them a living salary. Although there /,
no better marshal and police ior,e in III,
state than we have got. they cannot Will
the present small force at command a,
, anv better. Rev do as we'll
r. s. Wooten Of tho Red Front lef, thi
morning for visit 10 his old home /,
Kentnckv
We are Informed nv the ma nager q
the Western Union TeIeoranh comnsnv Il
this cItv that MIR Perry. who was temps
rery generator AZ Colbert. /. T. In 1884 h
a few davs. and who maid n missing on
nress nachage remittapce viii he rein
> hprsed nv ident,fving himself IN the n
sistant Observation-Disclosures Of telegraph
Sedal,a Mo The narlaoe was afterwsr
e fonnd
|. Miss Mania Kone dauph.er Of q
e Rome Loft tn-dav f,r Colnmhia Tam
IT attend school
NJ pniIline who vas M ono lin
A connected Win he sherman Journal
~ IN tbe c,ty iootina mn the nrosnects
stor.ing r,e,rnino manor n me aecid,
=. 20 anhsri, IN that venture he intends
i, ,,hIIsS nrass dIsna,chee Mr. no
=, Eronbs o,sn exnressas his determinnti,
~ ~ start a n.ner
Tha pyanI,g Iopr,al moved into mo
az commod,ons onarters Yesterday. WIFI
~ accounted tor Its non.anpearance Ia
=, nisht
n AR, Andrews of the Electric Light co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
HERMAN.
4 w.,Ing inc Test Of the
.,, Suadenly BroHght
| ' Y ! S,andslill'
..m missisA'pri and Ten
I re- sso,lng IN Grsyson
County.

So -, Aug. si.-The work
4 ,sst for a water supply
4, checked this morning when
VA ! Strata of slate at a
= fee. just after passing
~ ,.st Of ''pack" sand OF a
4 ..,lv In q petrifed state,
l - s. machinery will be put
NM !, veil and run during the
IN ',,Oue til a depth OF at least
Y reached below the slate in
.,n lie general Indications
,he large shafts further
4. neipsi tlow Of water was
I'm Of thirty feet and no
s ssrpna after reaching the
wi sand The slate rock
COMPACT and entirely de-
&. !, ,ss appearance of water, and
nj depend on the quality OF
s .,,sr passing through the
4 ', s'r,couragemept is expected
~ sufficient supply till sand
IA reached.
..,sr Of exoursionists from
" r,annessee are In the city
.,,ag tour, the majority OF
N sl.,o.do farmers who come
N. q securing homes. These
,.so,emplated goiHg to the
y Inc state, but abandoned
s,sing o. the general drought
N, and are now looking over
4 C,rayson, Fannin, Lamar
anaes.
he state against Harris
j Joe Mckinney, charged
"a been under preliminary
,lpre Justice Hinkle to-day
IN Of witnesses were ex
her hearing the evidence
4 we're discharged by th'
Beckwith, charged with per
Preliminary hearing before
III today.
a prominent dry good
,Aa eitv. lift for the Easter
Head is visiting friends II
Goode left to day for Savan
belng called by a telegram t
laughter.
rles Hyde Of Dallas, a mem
missionary board of the Cor
church, was in the city to-'a
Paris.
he license was issued I
con and Sammie Hancock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

on September /, 1886, Mr.. F. P. Pen
derry wItndraws from the 6rm Of Pendery
Bros. The business will be continued by
ID. W. G. Pendery and G. Pendery,
nnder the firm name Of Pendery Bros,
assuming all liabilities and collecting all
@OS'"''' PKNDKRY Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
Married a. wipona.

Correspondence of the Gazette
WISoYA, TEX, Aug 5o,-Mr. Joe Bru-
mel OF Kansas and Miss Ida Martin oil
this place were married this morning at
II O'Clock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

Calhoun, between Ninth and Eleventh
streets, next to German Eyangehcai
church Reopens September Ii. For IN
formation apply to Rev, Tn. L. Mueller'
liner before September 5 or after sep
tafnheP a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

rfAIE or AHAAHs 49,
COUNTY Oy TARifAsT. -
IA.aB smith, Cashier u the above named
bank, DO s0lemnly rwear that The shove Gtate
ncnt r. trne 70 ihe best Of my knowledge and
belief. a. y. bAifu, tAf9ier.
subsrrlDcd and smOrn 70 before me this, 3ltt
day OF Aug4Ai, lt1. JtMNs HAhhteON,
Rotary Public, 1anant county, Texas.
C0rrcci--Atlest.
ltOBr. McCAHr.
w. d. fIkKiuAON. Directors
-fAsAr HAHTTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

st. Igratius Academy, under direction
Of the sisters OF St Mary, will reopen inc
tyrst Monday IN September, 1929 ThrocA
morton street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
pocket BOOK Lost

ON the Missouri Pacific railway on the
morning Of August q, between IemPis
and Echo, containing valuable papers an am
small amount OF money. Inc nu9sl "N'
write to ]. p Osterhout, Bolton, lex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

Session begins September 10, ieoo Dr. ~.
catalogue, address James B. ClArk' f'oo-
tor. Austin, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

BosToN, MASS, Ang. 81 Nichols &
Farnsworth, extensive dealers in shoe
goods, al No. SO Summer
street, have suspended. Liabilities are
heavy but no estimates are given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

DO not give way to the gloomy fore
b0dings caused by liver and bowel com
plants, but use Morris Cascsrine and be
cured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

II you want to Zee the handsomest
stock of 81 k and yelyets Ia the city, call
at II tndhl q Chambers Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

5 w. Carter Is IN tbs city, stopping at
slG Taylor rect. he Il representing G Z.
II Edwards music-house agency for the
ChickerinR. WhceIock and Mathnahek
pianos. He can be found AZ his rooms
from tosa.ms ! "a Z p. m. and 70
$ p. NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

Bargains in every department az Rau-
dall & lchsmteras Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

:, c.nsiers. al Dallas comme1esu ~
. q 1870 srotfacted nestlng atths Cn''S''An
church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

school chiIdroD, Lunch BASKETS,
All Sizes and styles at the Fort Worth
irocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
Report o. the Condition
orrnK
FORT WORTH NATIONAL RANK

At fofl Worth, n tbt State q TcNas, AZ Tho
cluse Of business, Aueust n, lSSH
uNanttnfFz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
Report OF tho Condition
on THE
STATE NATIONAL BANK

at Fort Worth, Ia the State Of Texas, az the
close Of business, ugn-i "a, 1883.
IiLsOuHcKs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

,ys,s, 80 ,hst ID casa b. did accept taat
s,,cv 1oslid ~ glght down On him.
II. u. sseDonAAd. Democratic hulnlneS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

corntg attorney, 4. IS. Mairtff 49, uis-
fsicf cierk. j. II. Edwhrdss for county |
tressnrsr, 4 x. Holland ioF collcoAgE'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
Iicpnrt Of the Condition
90 rIIn
CITY NATIONAL BANK

Fort worth Ia the state of Texas, at HE
oso of business, hitpNst ~ 1890.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
Report OF the Condition
oF rnK
TRADERS NATIONAL BANK

Al Fort Worth, In the state OF Texas, at the
close OF business, Augurt Z 1850
| nNta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
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n ;, nuatnntnrrugr. rOrt WUrsn,
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WAR ENIGMA.

WAR ENIGMA.
MY Is in night but not In day;
IL h. field. but not ia hay;
l. iu hate. but not ia love;
H. in pheasant, but not ia dove;
Is ia young. but moi in old;
6is in silver. but not IN gold;
II ia book, but not la paper;
~ Ia run. but not ia clpe-;
in children, bat not la child;
10 J. ia gentle. but not in mild;
My whole II "A battle of the civil war.
Edith Way, Accotink, Va
STATE ENIGMA.
am composed Of eight letters:
My l. ia Wisconsin. but not IN Alaska;
H. in Alaska but not in Wisconsin:
l. ia Delaware but not IN Connecticut;
4 l. in Connecticut, hut not ia Delawarei
i IN Michigan, but not IA Dakota;
IL in Dakota, but not ia Michigan;
7is ia Ohio. but not In Massachusetts;
: IL ia Massachusetts, but not in Ohio.
Ny whole Is one OF the United states.
Lille Dennis, Vermont, III.
HISTORIC ENIGMA.
] am composed of nine letters:
My !. =, 2, is a given name;
-, : j. place where money Is coined;
., Is au exclamation;
,, .. >, 4 j. before long;
., , >. : l. marlssmau:
My whole i sometimes called the Father OF Nir
giuia.-Edwnrd Price.
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Col. JOSEPH II. THoRSToN, of Cincinnati
o., an hOnOred war veteran, was for Is years
victim of that old soldiers complaint, chronic
diarrhGa. Two dozen bottles of Warmers safe
cure restored his liver to health and cured his
aiment. His daughter was very Ill Of an OBJ
stinate disorder, which the best physicians
failed to relieve. She had also palpitation of
the heart, intense pains in the head nervous
dyspepsia, and all her vital organs were in
volved. By three months faithful home treat
ment with Warmers safe cure, alone, she was
fully restored to health That was two years
ago. The cure was permanent. Col. Thornton
will tell you it is true if you write him and en-
close stamped envelope.
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

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