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Daily Republican., 1886-11-09
SPLITTING TEN-DOLLAR BILLS

A new departure In the matter OF
counterfeiting money was brought to
light at the United States Sub Treasury
in Baltimore few days ago. A some
what worn $40 Government bill was
presented at the cashiers window with
request for change, which was given.
The note was sent to Washington as
mutilated currency, and was returned
with the information that one side of
the note was good, but the other side
was a well-executed counterfeit of the
original. 1t was found that genuine
$40 had been split, the face being sep
aIated from the back, q seemingly i'm
possible undertaking. The original
face, with a counterfeit back, had been
used, and it is quite likely that the
genuine back with q well-executed
counterfeit face had been passed in
some other quarter. The portion OF
the note was worth exactly its proper
ton OF the whole, or in other words,
$5. More recently another $40 front"
was presented at the cashiers window,
with similar request for change. The
clerk at the window, suspecting the
bill, told the man who handed it in to
wait a moment until he could consult
DR.. Bishop, the Sub. Treasurer. DR..
Bishop recognized in the note the fami-
liar game, and said it was worth Just
$5. When the clerk returned to the
window, however, the man had left
without waiting for his change. The
Sub-Treasury, which was out IS on
the first transaction, was evened up by
the second.
This system Of manipulating paper
money is perhaps one OF the most dan
gerous forms of swindlipg ever at
tempted. One or more genuine
"fronts" mixed with several whole
notes would be liable to deceive expert
bank tellers. The face bearing un
doubted proof of genuineness, very
few would be apt TO examine the backs
oil all the notes, unless something in
the feel of the paper might arouse sus-
picion. Then should any one, es-
pecially if not so expert as bank teller,
happen to strike the counterfeit side
and have his doubts about the notes, a
glance at the other side would po.sibly
set at rest all questions.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09
B U s N ESS
is
BOOMING.

What an inspiriting time
il was!
Listen to the story of one
customer:
"How soon can I be
waited on, l have come
thirty miles to get one oil
those suits of Ironclad' at
$1,000, and | want just like
my neighbor got last winter.
l never saw such a busy
place as this. I never saw
but one other place like it,
where there were SO many
people, and that's Broad
Street Station"
Yes: it's true: we had a
wonderful multitude of peo-
pie and they went away fully
satisfied with their pur.
chases.
No more doubt about
what Oak Hall will get of
trade. It's getting a ma
jority.
Oak Hall is big enough
to hold all that come, and
you may depend upon it
helping many a weeks wages
to 60 farther than expected.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09
The Heaviest Cannon In the World.
st. James Gazette.

What must be considered the heavies,
gun at present in existence has Just
been shipped at Antwerp for Italy. II
was manufactured by Krupp, is 40 feet
long, weighs nearly 118 tons
without the breech piece, and 11S tons
8 cwt. with the breech. 1t arrived at
Antwerp on q specially constructed
carriage, 105 feet long and running on
thirty-two wheels. 1t was at first in
tended to send the gun overland; but
the st. Gothard Railway and other
Swiss railways Directing on account OF
its great weight, and fearing for their
bridges, the weapon had to be taken
to Antwerp aud thence forwarded to
Italy by sea. Its ultimate destination
is Spizza, where it is to be mounted in
one of the ironclad ports guarding that
harbor.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

One of the grAndest things in oonntc
ton with merchandising is reliability
II you are confident the man you ar
dealing with is reliable, you will msk,
your purchases OF him in preference
any Others. just such man ID NJ. l.
BittenheDder, at No. 204 Poplar street
whose segars and tobacco are just VIVA
he repres ents them to ba Give MIN
call, and his segars aud b co irisl
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09
II QUESTION ABOUT
BN0ww'S Iron
BzIzeZs
$780,
ANS WERED.

The question has probably bsen asked thousandi
Of times How can Browns Iron Bitter cure everv
thingi" Well, II doesn't But does cure any seass
tor which reputable physician would prescribe IRO
fnysicians recognize Iron ~ the best restorative
egent known TO- the profession, and inquiry Of ans
eading chemical firm will substantiate the assertion
that there are more preparations of iron than Of any
ogher substance used In medicine This shows con.
eIuuvely that iron Ii acknowledged 10 be the most
important factor In successful medical practice t "a
noweyer remarkable fact that prior TO the discov,
Unsatisfactory iron coordination had ever been found
BROWNS IRON BITTERStdssssss s sss i .sa.s
headache. or produce constipation other iron
medfclnes do. BROWNS IRON BITTERS
cures IndigostiOn, Bili0usness, Weakness,
Dyspepsias Malaria, ChiIls and Fevers,
Tired Feeling, General Debility, Pain in the
side, Back or Limbs, Headache and Neural.
9la-fo Al these ailments Iron Is prescribed daily
BROW MS IRON BITTERS ne. nsT syss AZ 4
Mingte Like al other thorough medictnes Il acts
slowX; When taken by the first symptom AZ
S1nent " renewed energy. The muscles then become
tne question improves, the bowels are active
the eneco is usually more rapid and marked
ne eyes peein at once 10 brighten the skin clear
plsappears; functional derangemepts become raC11
~. anq nursing mother. abundant sustensnce
suppned for the child Remember BroWnss Iron
1itters ID the ONLY iron medicine that is not in.
furious. Phynetans and Druggists recommend 4.
Abe Genuine has Trade Marx and crossed red l,net
on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

The latest returns frum tho Seventh
DISTRICT OF South Carolina indicate that
the majority OF Colonel Elliott. Demo-
orat, over Robert Smal!a colored Re-
publican, for Congress will be over 800.
''Fhis resnlt id d1e 10 ntgroes stay ir 6
away from the polls, and to vigoTo us
DsAocracy,"
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09
Photograph Gallery Opened.

Peter j. Haughey, the young woult
be Senator FROM Christiana Hundred ,
but who conduit exactly "catch or -
has opened photograph gallery at \ o.
4 East Fourth street Mr.. Haugt ey I, r
merry carried on she Dnsiness in this
city, and is known to bs efficient as q
photo artist,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

Epworth M. Il. Sunday school will
hold its tweniy-third anniversary this
evening, In the church at Tenth and
Church streets, when seve-t &C dresses
will be given Aud An interesting pro
gram rendered,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

The following described real estate, situate
IN the city OF Wilmington, and belong cling b
the estate of william MeOb ulley, dc ceased
No. !. thrce-story brick house and Ioi
Of land on toe esst side Of Market street
between oh and 7th streets. mum oered coo,
having . front on Market street OF about ri
feet AID dep'h OF lilo feet
No. z A threo-story brick house and lot
Of land ON the esst side Of French street, be.
tween TIN and 9th street,, numbered TIC,
and depth Of 232 feet to Walnut street.
No. 3. Five three-story brick houses and
lots Of land on the north side Of In street,
between Lombard and Pine streets, mum.
bored to3, bo6, GOT, 500 and 6ll. each having
= front OF IA feet on 18th street, and q deuth
Of % feet to q feet wide alley. These houses
will be sold separately.
No. 4. A t~o-story brick house and lot OF
land on the west side Of Lombard street, be.
tween Mo 'aulley street and Twelfth street.
numbered illb, having front on Lombard
street Of u feet inches and depth Of 46 n.
No. g Three frame houses, two story and
attic, and lots Of land on The west side OF
wilson street, between It'll and 9Th stteets,
numbered y, and Z, each having front on
~ ON street Of y feet. AND depth Of u
mother slley lesding into Wilson street.
VIII DO sold separstely.
ro. o. Two t~o-sJ0ry frame houses and
lot Of land on the west side OF Wilson
street, between 9th and 18th streets, mum.
bered y 0 and Oil, having n front on Wilson
s,rect Of 10 feet, and depth Of 70 feet TO .
10 feet y de alley leading into 10th street.
Sold a. one lot
No. Z. Two two-story frame houses And
lots II land on the east side OF Windsor
street. between 9th and 7th streets, number
cd o2e and o2s, each having afront on Wind.
cor street Of IL feet inches, and depth OF
~ feet TO an alley, connecting with another
alley leading into windsor street. WIN be
sold separately.
NO. L Two two-story frame houses and
lot OF land on the nofih side OF Eighth
street botwe cen Scrtt anda.inc,ln streets, Al
teet wet OF Scott street, having mont on
Eighth street Of Ak feet, back line 70H
feet, and o depth Of 100 fset.
No. 9. The one equal undivided third in.
terost In . two-sto. y frame house and lot Of
land on the south side Of TIN street, near the
railroad, numbered ols, having . mont on
7th street OF 10 feet inches, and depth Of
00 feet. Terms ct sale.
SAMUEL W. MoCAULLEY,
J AUGUSTUS MoOAULLEY,
n2,4e,s9.lo executors.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

If gray, restores to original color. An
elegant dressing, softens and beauties.
No oil nor grease A tonic restorative.
Stops hair coming out; strengthens,
cleanses, hsals SCALP. 800.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

IL IL, OK RENT-A Nous Z
na ~, on Union stree. betx cen
,melith streets, ironing the
h,na,irosd. Lot 100 by 100 feet,
V.e place for business. Apply 10
ueaf MT. Salem Nj. Z. Church
- NJ 81
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

As--JHgAP, URE a-lsOOhAEI,
eosnsr Of k;rth EnA jackson
T.; modern D.e73nekts.-
a Othef PrcpsYelar tor salG IN
s:3 OF the city. IApyly AZ 70. 8
|L.a !traet or RIO. el5 Ssst Ninth
t,,,ssaono Gall ne. 20. J. n. u.
r'oSc. ff..t
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09
ron SALE.

kLn Uh ExOHAH9R-A MUM
n issireble houRes, with all the
pe9vements. Little cash required,
lots viii DO taken In part or whole
taiErces may ROMAN on mort
Ic.fs. Also building sites q all
city FOR residonoee also manu-
tites, especially Aaspted for mo-
hssS, with an ever-HoWing stream
eSsing through-ft, about 200 feet
J. l.. +. RAiif0l,t. City tax ono
reg aiar rstsR. 1hiH property will
tee teEe Or IA smaller lots, at
at purchasers. Also HOUSES TO
TEGS, La. OGLE,
so1 Freneh street.
J. gOnD. k.n And Rossa4y apl II
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

IllntS OK hENT-STORE AMI
jpnIv coraer Of Taylor and Poplar
W. al 100 L. 9Th stree. n5.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

sL,ss;;1,HlNKORY KINULIN0
ina o load. J. q. Buyer,
NJ planlne mill. foot OF Tatnsli
Ol6,2ot
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

81 1.-TWO, TWO.S RY
th etc lungs, containing eight
4 rs,, v, iront porches, large yards,
away ns only S22c0, eaol. ~
ming street. ns-7t
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09
IVA fsE-U htfcots
. HOHD. s.n and Ro5asy. Slit

ALa-'ChEAP. SUITABHA 81 Is
|lry residence. froaii fruits or
Iu'poees, 4 a>,res OF good lana, 60
Puoh, with a T-reoIn mouse, barn
loiehard, within o miles OF WI
pa within three eiuhsns Of a 10 lie
G.tion, Chester County, Pa, On
Us central BGilro1d i'iOuiro st
Fei j. Il. u. SEEDS,
AduliniipSt0e.
ah etreet, Wilmington, DeIa-
iJo-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09
School - Girls

hi ANA nacie pride in desiring to
ticlep Ipearance. Not the least I'M
liza hs VI cas- Is fsotsear. There
We" a shoe e size loO large.
/ No b. proportloned. a ahapsIy
|wIth oospised a ad should 10 neat
need n snoe OF just proportions;
his sa. not be great We asE at,
khble ' - selection o. Misses
wiz Shoes, feeling assuroJ mai n
the bs a'se sold elsewhere Will
lssea'S S po f3r the MoNnY. Our
hse bsa,e aole Button School shoe.
J the n,a, LOT Si.35 and 81 2b are
Hsod ~ Indicates, ard by metit
IN popular favor.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

ne The GOOD WILL, STOCK
N ,,aues DIAN old and Weil.eetab.
ssie' FRAZER Il 90,
Ord and Market atre eta.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

20 good young mica COVE, direct from Gum
berisDd Conpty, Pa ;aIgO lot Of geese, tur
Keys, ducks ana shicEsas. 1on't 70 got the
time or place. No postgonement. Two and
four months crrdit.
9u,iiiLEY n BSLOWlN.
Y ~ Howard, Aurt n3dhw-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

ErEp-A SITUATION As CLERK
4 store or u drive q light wagon.
reiereoce. Address y. q. W. this
mss u
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

ETEu-A SET OF BOOKS TO
Eeep in the evening or position as
! cod reference. Address w tails
n6-3tH
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

NfD-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
general homework, st MRS.
Ms, 22o King street. ns-3tA
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

|rHD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
hseaOrk; must be we'll n commend
Ily at Sol Van Buren, street. n8-2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

DUBLIO SALE OF FRESH V51s6s'
Il osttle. Will be sold at pub. kkN4N
lie sale at the drove yard at Cen W"
trevillo, New CASTLE county, Del, on
MONDAY, NOvEMBER IL, 1885,
at O'Clock p. m,
80 head o. fresh cows and fipringers and
tat stock from Southern Lancaster County,
Pennsyivania, and Cecil County, Nd.
Alse few stock bulls This Is q very
tlne 'ot NJ COWS, AMI worthy the attention OF
dairy men. Everybody come 20 Gays credit
PROUD B. MERRlUK.
j. q. ROhinsOn, Sucticpesr. nt-dA~-ts
DUBLlO SALE-TO CLOSE AN ES-
Il TATE. on the premises, No. 6ll W Oh
Front street. between ] ;ttersOD and Madison
streets, Wilmington, Del.
A dosirable Manufacturing plant, With
good motive power, aud accessible by rail
aud water. no ATTENTION Of manu- lecturers
Ia respectfully cal OF to tbis ss rare oppor.
runiIy for investment Sale will take place
at = O'clock p. m, OF TUESDAY, Nov. Esd,
1855, whom terms III be mado snown. Pc I.
IS ssion March rs, 1887.
HAk@Y ORAIG, Executo-.
l.. W. STidham & Son, Auet's. n8-l2t
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

BTED-AN ERRAND BOY WHO
In make himself generally useful.
KS bakery Seventh and Jefferson
n8-3t
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

GALE OF SrD.k WILL BESyx-ps
sold at public sale al the resi- kNeG2>k
donce OF q. W. BALDWIN. near N-.W
i;oCth's Corner, Delaware uouDty, Pa, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. 1885.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09
WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING GOOD
bli.bie help oan DO commodateo
bu az tho Wilmington Intelligence
"A orange street, att
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

|TEii-A HsLF-9ROwN Girl.
|pply at 9ARDHER'S restaurant
66ipley streets. n&3t
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

N th~I
|dsJsif|
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

"AHKInS, NO. 40 W. eth ST. NJ
~ has received lot Of fine canary ~,
oifds. os-lm
Daily Republican., 1886-11-09

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
THREE WIVES TOO MANY.
tie should have Joined tho Mormons
Long Ago,

tie should Have Joined tho sIormons
Long Ago,
Special to the Gazette.
PirgSnuRG, Tx, Feb. 2--H. j. Wal
ters, who Is reported as having seven lly-
Ing wives, was brought here to day and
placed In jail W sheriff Stafford, haviug
been arrested AT Brpokstou, Lamar
county. The. prisoner says he has not
been married seven times, but does not
deny having been married more than
once, Several years ago he married a
Miss Porter, near Leesburg, this comfy,
sister 70 q Porter, one OF Camp
county's best citizens, 1t IL alleged thar
ne has wife In Lamar county, one in
Groenville, aud Que at sherman, the
Camp county wife making the fourth
She Is teaching school near Leosburg,
and IN That way was making living
when he was first arrested he was
charged with having seven wives, but the
whereabouts OF the other three Is nm.
known Walters Is about twenty-four
years old. From his general appearance
one would scarcely take him to be mar.
riod four times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
A DIABOLICAL PLOT.

An Attempt to Blow Up Passenger
Ferry-Boh
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. "A sensa-
ton was created here to-day by the dis
coyery OF an attempt TO blow up the pas.
senger terry-boat Pearl with dynamite.
Fhe Pearl Is a small steamer used In con-
veying people from the west bank OF the
Cumberland river TO Nashville during the
construction of the iron bridge, and IL daily
patronized by 1000 persons. Henry Rob
ertson, the fireman, found IN pile of coal
from which the furnace is supplied dy-
Mantle cartridge foot In length with Il
fuse attached. Had the cartridge been put
In the furnace u tremendous explosion
would have occurred, and not only would
The boat have been total wreck, but
many lives would have been lost. 1t is
supposed that some one who had a grudge
against some person or persons connected
with the boat adopted this method of Sc
curing revenge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
PARDEE's ORDER.

Receivers OF tho rcKa. a Pacific to Main.
'ain thr status QUO az Marshall.
Special 10 the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Tx, Feb. 2.--The follow.
Ing Is u copy OF the order issued by Judge
Fardee In the railway suit, the substance
OF which has been tclcgraphed Tnn GA.
lErrE before,
- Nkw ORhEANs, la, Jan. gS 3Si
rus petition aud accompanying dozen.
ments Warked exhibits A ana d VIII he
MED ny The clerk ot the Quilted States cir.
cut court at Jefferson, Tex, aud a copv
OF SAID petition WITHOUT the exhibits viii
DO issued and served upon John c. Brown
and Llonel a. sheldon, receivers Of
the Texas 4 Pacific railway pron.
ery, who are hereby directed
TO enter an appearance In aud defend the
suits Of the city OF Marshall va the Tsxas
\ Pacific Railway Campauy, and Harrison
County ~. thS Tc&ss q .ass.;;;s.s, ii....;i,s,,y
Compauy,upon the Cling Of tho transcnpts
thereof In the said United States circuit
court AZ Jefferson, aud II Is ordered thar
upon the ding OF suit aud removal al
transcripts tho Injunction issued I'm tho
SAID suits "a The district court Of Ilarri.
son county, Texas, shall stand
ana DC respected as the orders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
SHERMAN.
A Dull Day He Took The Pauper's Oath
and Served Thirteen Hon;hs
for Chicken Stealing.
Candidates for onee--Grayson County
WIN Aid Her sister Counties by civ
ing Good Adcice about Roads.
speelaI . lhe lias..te.


4 SHgRMAS, TEX, Feb. 2.--The city has
been without incident worthy Of note,an
entirely devoid OF excitement, except thai
created BY parade OF Alvin Joslin'i
band at / O'Clock. The usual crowd o.
idlers and small boys was attracted by
the brazen notes Of the bugle and formed
a procession Of no small magnitude IL
the march through the streets
J w Lurch, charged with introducing
whisky into the Territory, was arraignec
for examining trial before Commissioner
! Ricketts, yesterday, and held IN bond Of
$500 for a hearing on February 10. Fail.
! ing to give bond, he went 20 jail.
! w. NJ Dixon, charged with theft in The
Nation, was discharged.
/ Tom Gray and Bill Colbert, Jointly
( charged With theft, ~ the county court,
4 entered plea Of guilty and were SEN
fenced TO one day In the county Jail.
Tom Green, colored, and Emma Green,
I a Cherokee indian, charged with adultery
in the county court, were each fined $50
and costs In the court to-day.
Fred Clinton, charged with theft, got
one day in jail
George Johnson, colored, convicted Of
theft of chickens in two cases from the
same premises, and sentenced to the
county jail thirteen months ago, was re-
leased to-day, having served out his dne
and taken the pauper's oath
The case OF 10 Richardson for theft was
dismissed by the county attorney to-day
y f. PeDdleton, present treasurer OF
che city, Is announced as candidate for
assessor and collector at the April cleo
ton.
Allison Maylield, young lawyer
oi promise, Is announced as a
candidate for city attorney. He is
worthy young lawyer, with a bright fu-
ture before him. Col. Charles Roberts,
late editor Of the Sherman journal, is
also spoken of in connection with the at
torneyshiu, and would make good one.
George Turner OF the late firm of Duhe,
Goodman 4 Co. has taken situation
with the house of j. p Tippett & Co, and
will be an efficient aid in his new relation
Maj. Stuart and Ben i. Barrett OF Pilot
Grove were in the city to-day.
News from all sources says that the
late severe weather has killed the fall
growth of wheat, bat the germ Is still |
vital and the present rain is believed to
be just the thing to start it up anew
The subject OF an amended road law for |
Texas Is being fully discussed by our
and others interested In |
It's enforcement, and free Interchange of |
views may result in such enactments by
the next legislature as will be beneficial
10 the whole state Grayson county with !
It's solid farms ought to be respected
adviser on this question, and we expect
10 offer suggestions that will help to
solve the problem Of good roads for our
western counties that have not enjoyed
inc experience we can claim. No graver
subject will be up for consideration at
Austin next winter, for on the proper leg
slation then and there depends in great
measure the development of the country
md contentnent of our people.
The east-bound train was one hour late
his morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03

OF the United states circuit court for
the Eastern district Of Texas Accord
ingly hereafter the receivers of the Texas
a. Pacific Rsilway company win malntain
the present. status as to the Offices and
shops Of The sal1 Texas & Pacific Railway
company property at Marshall, Tex,
until TIE directions of the said circuit
court are given in the premises, aud In
the meantime said receivers will make no
change IN the promises unless authorized
tkerrto by the United States circnlt court
for the Eastern district Of Louisiana,
which court appointed said receivers and
to which they are responsible.
tSlxned, DoN A. pARDER,
Circuit Jadge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
rae SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered at the Galveston sit
ting Yesterday.

/
ting Yesterday.
/ Special 20 the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 1.-THE su
preme court to-day transacted the follow
ing bnsinrsss Thomas Borden VS.. the
Sabine East Texas Railroad, from JEFF
ferson county, affirmed.
NJ Ccckrcll ct al We. Pc. Cox, from
Fayette county, affirmed.
King 6 Davidson vs.. Steele & Bros,
from Brnlos county, affirmed.
NJ. Ussery vs. the City Of Laredo, from
Webb county, affirmed.
w. ID. Cleveland ct al. VS.. M. S. Cole ct
al, from San Jacinto county, reversed
and reman led.
b. d Crazy VS.. VIM. Harris and Son,
from Jefferson county, reversed and re-
manded.
NJ A II. Allen VS.. j. L. McKilvaln,
from Houston county, reversed and re-
manded
I. 9. sheldon VS.. Il. Martin, from
Webb county, reversed and remanded
w. 3. Wall VS.. j. NJ Mccormick ct al. /,
from Houston county, reversed and re.
manded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
nayard witt sor rseagn.

issue tEis sfternoca Every Evening, npon
cabinet portfolio, retire from public life
warmest personal friends Of Secretary
Bayard say that such step at this time
siiy Of sctlye employment Of his mind Is
imperative
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
AN End to none SCREAMING

Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg. ms
SAYS; Having received so much benea,
from Electric Bit. rs feel it my duty "a
let suffering humanity know ii. Have
nad Running sore ON my leg fer elght
years my doctors told me- | wonld have
10 have the bone scraped or leo AMIN.
tated used, instead, three bottles ~
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of Rnot.
lens Arpica Salve and my leg is now
sound and we'll" ~"
hieotrlc bitters are now sold at 80 cents
a bottle aud Bucklen's Arnica SaIye ~ ~
cents per box bg Ii w. Williams 4 60
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
A ChnnRe.

John MoCahon, who has so long, viz.
sevon years and half, and so successful.
" been cutter and manager Of the mer.
chant tailoring department for Dahlman
Bros, has now been pleased TO associate
himself with the house OF Jas. II. Martin.
dale, importing tailor, where he can here.
after be found by his friends and ao-
quaintances, he now having more facill-
ties than ever for pleasing his patrons.
Respectfully, john McCAnoN,
with JAS II Martlndalo, importing tailor,
4l5 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
silyer Loaf l,aaInr rop..,.,

Never iaiis when the directions are fol.
loved, hence there is never word ~
Complaint heard against it. The ipexns.
rienoed cook is able to make az GOOD
Dread with 1t as the professional baker
Simply because its ingredients are SO com,
pounded ~ TO make failure impossIhls
wnsn the directions are followed; a trial
Is All that Is necessary to make Il Indis
pensaoie 10 all wen-regulated households