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Horse Bills.

"AVING obtained an excellent varie.
n ~ OF stallion cuts, we are prepared
! 10 print horse hills that cannot fail to
please owners OF One stoek, d thiS once.
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THE TOPIC OF THE DAY.
Sick Headache and
Dyspepsia Cure.

sal Muscateile IL the best preventive and cure
for all functional derans ements of the liver hill
iousness. sick headache, temporary congestion
arising from alcoholic beverages, giddness. op-
preston. vomiting or feeling of melancholy, Ell
RoRS IN DIET, EALING OR DRINKING :
for all accidental Indigestion arising from hnsty
meals nervousness, impure blood. nettlerasll
itching, or any other acid state of the blood:
Dolls, skin erupti0ns. commencement of djDh-
liberia, the effect of mercurial p5sons and at the
beginning of all fevers measles. chicken pox,
prickly heat. rheumatic and equity poison due TO
impure blood, and sourness of stomach
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Piano instruction.

NTISS Robah willard is prepared te
wi give instruction in piano music &C.
cording tn the most approved style OF thi
beautiful accomplishment.
Rooms at the residence of Is. +. Harneds
corner Washington and Fifth streets.
Olympia, May, "a, 1855.
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THERE is a suspicion that the
Kelley motor has been hired to
push the Grant Monument fund.
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No. 1854.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial bis
trict of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at Olympia, for the counties Of Thurs
ton and Mason.
CHI. SYLVESTER, Plaintiff,
FRED A. DUNHAM and EDGAR A. DUNHAM
and the heirs at law of WILLIAM n. DUN
HAM, deceased, and WILLIAM REID, De
PENDANTS.
Action brought in the District Court OF tho
Second Judicial District Of the Territory OF
" ashngton, holding terms at Olympia for the
counties of lhurston and Mason, and Complaint
filed in the county of Ihurston, in the ONCE OF
the Clerk of said District Court.
The United States Of America,
| To Fred A. Durham, Edgar A. Durham and the
heirs at law of Vim. II. Duuham, deceased
and William keid. Defendants:
In the name of the United States OF America
! you and each of you are hereby required to ap
pear in an action broug ainst you by the above
/ named plaintiff in the District Court Of the Sec
ond Judicial district of the Territory OF wash
| ington, holding terms at Olympia, IN Thurstou
| county, for the counties of Mason and 1hurston
and To answer the complaint filed therein, a copy
of which accompanies this summons within
| twenty days exclusive of the day Of service
! after the service on you of this summons, II
| served within this county; or, If served ont o
| this county, but within the Second judicial Dis
trict, within thirty days, Or II served out OF said
District then within forty days; or. If served by
publication. then within sixty days after the date
!
/ Judgment by default viii be taken against YOU
J according to the prayer of said complaint.
/ This action is brought TO obtain a decree OF
| this Court for the foreclosure OF certain mort
! gage described in said complaint, and executed
| by the said William II. Dnnham NOW deceased
! on the 9Th day Of May. Isl, TO plaintiff, to Sc
| cure the payment of a certain promissory mote
| for the sum OF two hundred and fifty dollars
| with interest: That the premises conveyed by
| said mortgage, to wit: The william n. Dun
ham donation claim situated In section q, Town
| ship Il \ orth. Range West, and section 81, in
| Township Is North. Range l West, containing
80 acres, in Thurstou county, W ashington Ter
| rtory, may be sold an,. the proceeds applied to
the payment Of said note and that each aud all
| the defendants aud all persons claiming by,
| through them. or either of them, may be barred
and forecloscd of all right, title, claim, lien,
| equity of redemption aud interest In and to pa,d
morigsged premises and for such other aud fur
| Their relief as may seem equitable and just.
Witness John =. Hoyt Esquire,
49,. Judge of the said District
| ,sr,, Court and the seal OF said
| Court this 9th day of May,
f~~" A. D. 1855.
X. g. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
BROWN 4 REED. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Date Of first publication, May :, 1856.
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SAL-MUSCATELLE,

The crystallized salts as extracted from grapes
and fruit; a most wonderful product from Ma
lures laboratory; the greatest sovereign prcpar-
alton ever placed before the American public.
Sal Muscatelle is Natures own product; il
supplies to the weary system the want of sound
ripe grapes aud fruit; it keeps the blood pure
and the brain clear; is n natural blessing to the
Jagged out and weary, an imperative companion
to business men, ladies and children. Have IL in
your homes, travels, summer resorts and sea
side cottages.
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The PHE.NIX, of Brooklyn
The AMERIC.A.N,
OF Philadelphia,
The IMPERIAL, of London

/ have the following Real Estate 10
sale
oLYMPIA-EssTsIDE.
Lot 3. block 3, Swans addition, with
good G-roomed house ana well -stOcA led
garden. good investment.
West half of lot ). block Ii. Swans add.
ton, with siX-roomed house. This Is
cheap property.
"a acres on Eastside street. fenced,
cleared anu IN tame grass. Price low
| and terms easy.
Two lots near the Academy, with good
house and garden.
Two valuable lots on Fourth street, with
houses and gardens. Prices very rea-
| sonable.
street, fenced, cleared and in good
| pasture, with beautiful stream
through IL. Admirably suited for q
gentleinan's residence. q dairy or q
poultry farm. A safe and remuners.
| tive investment at the price.
Several lots in Ayers Addition, 100 feet
on Fourth street by 275 feet in depth.
cleared. burned and seeded down
water obtained at a reasonable depth.
south half OF Block 40, Olympia, with
good dwelling house.
Two lots in Central Addition. with dwell
ing house and young orchard.
Lot On Main Street. 20 by 100, with tine
house and garden-most desirable
property.
~ acres on Ellis logging road In Aycr's
addition, fenced, cleared, well wa.
tpFnd N I'm ma
8 acres, also on Ellis logging road. fenced,
cleared and In tame grass. These two
properties are offered at very mcder.
ate prices and will certainly prove
good Investments.
oLYMrI,-wEsrsrpE
9 acres in Austin's donation claim, with
1913 feet WA or front. Good house and
other improvements. Fine orchard
"A: d large facilities for handling fruit.
Easy terms tC responsible purchaser.
Several fine residence properties near
westsidc mill, OH very reasonable
terms.
40 acres east of Deschutes river and near
The fair grounds. To be sold in l0-acre
blocks.
$40 acres, fine improved farm on De.
schutes river.
TACOMA.
| Lots In Haydens addition.
soCTH BAY.
Improved farm Of 10 acres, of which half
IL good bottom land, we'll watered.
Good dwelling house and outbuildings.
ut interest, to sell your farm, your lots or
your timber land, to buy Q farm or .
home. or to borrow money on reasonable
tel ms, cali and see me.
ALFRED THOMPSON.
Turner's Building, Gunner Fourth and
Main street.
| OLYMPIA, April Q, 1886.
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i'll uiaturer years, such as Loss of Memo
ry, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emission Aver
sion to Society, Dimness OF Vision, Noises
i'll the Head, the vital fluid passing Unob-
served in the urine, and many other dis
eases that leah to Insanity and Death.
DIR MiNrIE, who is u regular physi-
clan graduate of the University of Penn
sylvanial. will agree To forfeit Five Hum
VITAL RESTORATIVE funder his spe-
cial advice and treatmenp will not cure,
orAor anything impure or injurious fornc
in it. DR.. MiNTIE treats all private uIs-
eases successfully without mercury. Con-
suitatton free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis Of urine,
Sj. Price of Vital RsstOrer ~ so a bottle,
or four times the quantity p, sent to any
address upon receipt OF price, or c. u. ID.
secure from observation and in q private
name if desired by
A. +. MINTIE. NJ. D.,
ii kearney ST., San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOT rLE FREE.
Will be sent to any one applying by let.
ter, stating symptoms sex and age. strict
secrecy in regard To all business transac-
tionS.
DR.. MINTIES KIDNEY REMEDY
NEPHRETICUN cures all kinds Of kid
ney and bladder complaints gonorrh
gleet, leucorrhoea. For sale by all drug
gIsts; ST a bottle: 6 bottles for IS.
DR.. NJ mites DANDELION PILLS
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA
and BILIOUS cure i'm the market. For
sale by all druggists. nGS5tf
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GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS
Reorened.

F1NHE Austin House and stable with n
i good stock corral attached. for all of
which share of custom Is solicited.
Rates reduced TO suit the times.
r. W. AUSTIN.
Olympia, October 9, 1885 II
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lie Riehau's Golden BnIsam No
Cues tharcres, frs. and $ conf slagc
Sorcscn the Legs and l. Is: Sore Ea,s'
Eye, Nose, etc, Copper-colored Blotches'
Syphiliiic at1rrh. diseased Scalp And a
Svrhil'a pri~c, IS - mr. Bo.tlc
lie ktcsau's Golden Balsa nm No.
Ours Tertiary. Mcrcurial Syphilitic Rheu-
ma'isnI, Pam In the Bones, Pains in the
He'd. tack Of the Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, Syphiitic Rash, Jumps and con
trac'ei Cords, Stiffness Of the Limbs ana
era,ictt.s al dis. ase from tn. system
whe b caused b, indscrction or abus..
II Mercury, leaving the blood pure ana
healthy. Price S5 90 per Tottle.
Lc h ichaa'S Golden sra nish A n n.
dOte f,r tie cure Of GonorrhGa, elect.
Irritation Gravel. and all Urinary or GENT
tai disarrangements. Price q 80 per
bottle.
LIE Hichau's Golden spanish In.
yectson. Tor severe cases OF Gono.rhna,
lnfAmin tory elect. Strictureskc. Price
81 30 per Bottle.
LIE Richnu's Golden Ointment
for the Ell Give healing Of Syrhilitc Sores,
and erlptions. Price o. 90 Der Box
Lc Rtchsa's Golden Pflis-Nerys
and Brain treatment; loss OF physical pow.
er, excess or over-work. Prostration, etc.
Price % 90 per Box.
Tonic and NeYvine,
Sent everywhere, c. y. D., securely packa
per express.
G. r. RICHARDS 4 CO. ARsHts
<@1 i 40 Sansome street, Corner Clay,
San Francisco NJ,
CIRCULAR xAILE0~vEE.
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fortunate.
DR.. Gibbons
DISPENSARY

600 kEARNEY
va St., corner of
Commercial Street,
San Francisco. Es-
! tablished III 1854, for
the treatment of Sex
ual and Seminal Dis
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you want to safely invest your money
ut interest, to sell your farm. your lots or
your timber land to buy Q farm or .
home. or to borrow money on reasonable
tel ms, cali and see me.
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ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never falling
i CuIe tor Nervous
Debility, Exhausted
Vitality. Seminal
Weakness, Sperma-
torrhua. Lost Man.
hood, lnrotency,
Pros'ator,hes, Par
alysis and all the
terrible effects of
Self-Abuse. youthful
fAll,na .HI ax-na..ns
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No. 1904.
| In the District Court of the Second Judicial bis
! trict of the Territory Of Washington, holding
terms at Olympia, for the counties of Thurs
| ton and Mason.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-06-25

Improved farm Of 10 acres, of which half
is good bottom land, we'll watered.
Good dwelling house and outbuildings.
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London Sal-Muscatelle Co.,

Prepared BY the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
A DARING ROBBERY.
Masked Mru secure Siioo Mt urown.
wood.

Masked Mon secure SiiOu Mt THROWN.
wood.
Special to the Galotle
lnl0wNWoop TEN, Feb, 2i.-- The most uhtIng
robbery oyer recorded In the history of THROWN.
wood, aud ono OF the boidcst that ever occurred
IN the state, took place hero Inst night about /
o'clock tllo robbors occurring about fourteen
hundred dollnrs, While W NJ, koRcr ana Utlt
Butts, book Keeper for VIM, Cameron a 60 ,
were ~ work In the olllcc tlroo mon, bare
headed and with their faces covered with
handkerchief entered the room mud with
drawn pistols demanded ot tie clio kA tho
money Two Of thcm covered the clerks with
plstolt while tho other deliberately pnt the
money IN hia pockets from the safe, aud
thon nhHmlncd The clcrks pockets, getting
most OF tur money from an en- clupc IN kupCr'H
pocket, whore he had placed " preparatory to
tnklng Il trip this morning. Thoy searched The
place for pistol., but iailing TO lnd any they
hnukod out OF the door and ran from the bulld
INK hoRcr immediately nprAng for u pistol
which was covered M In Il drawor of his dpAk
and ran out of the hAck door Into tho lumber.
ynrl whcto he saw lhom running ncross the
yard, when he bred rour shota at thom. Tho
datknc, prevented very accurate aim, hut
two Dhlla took effect In the body " ono aud hO
was dond when found The Othcrs were not
touched. Tho man hillnd was a painter named
irown, Who rOHontly came from Colorado CITY,
whore II Ia said he hnH u family,
The robbers LETT lhulr bats on pile Of iumt
hcr, wlero two OF thcm were found thls morn
Ing and another was found about one hundred
yUrdn from the ollCO where Tho ruhher drnppud
II Ia rnnniup a Handkerchief was found lust
outside the office door, From this aud tho flats
The pattre who cncnpod are readily recognized
~ Jhm0R Y, welsh mud Jack ttphonH, Wolch.
lhc Loader of tho gang ANA the one who escaped
WIN tho money, V about six feet high. w0lfhs
100 pnund', has dirk hair aud eyes, amOoth
iacu, anu 10 about twenty ycnra old, Ito wenra
no boutd anu dfCbsCe neatly. II nppcnra from
the corroH undOnuc IN hts ynlleu which haN boon
oAnmihnd thnt he wnH originally from hrknnshs
whore he hna u father aud brother now ltlnp,
mat hu hHs lived az colorado CITY and 40 lllco
having relatives ut thr latter place. iio has
boon IA the employ Of the trln about two Wcrka.
alephohs 10 twenty hyc yuars of age, i've foot
riNht lnchoa hlgh, WoiEhe lio pounds has dirk
very rapidly aud in o0m creation places his
hhhua ON Qno'h Fhouldcrs. iloennG hero about
hO time Nelch did Tho robbery was VOL
planned aud well executed Tho losa inM
heavily on Roger, ha most Of tho money be
lpnFrd Ia HIN, GhUtc were four $50 bills Ia tho
lot lnd several f2u bills of the First National
bank Of llroWnwond roWRid of 500 N nf.
lcrcd Tor the arrest Of the rubher. aud the rc.
turn ul lhn money,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

n cannot br that ihe' /haye subsidcdf
c. II Rpckiiffc o. n i. u. simpson r..
turned from The W 81 Va time 10 take In
the dance,
We resoiuiely iofraln from being TOO
pcfspnal 70 ousf remarks, and " Inns nl.
WAYS p."n o. y ntyfo of procedure never
70 diNnlg. hJ which should be kept &C..
eret' ~ quite brilliant social
event v. IN nc iapis, and hint
~ W hc principals wr must giyc--so
hero ,oes.
~ anompound word Of Ten letters.
,tfst fs IN Harry
second ~ marry
Third IN hgrbcd.Tife fence
Foerth One Is II 90 blame
Stould he ana II ~ same
NTH keeps IL In suspense
I Sixth never Will be found IN must
Hers W. pause for dash
Soyenrh IN fyo, no, ten cents
Yes II IA Intense
4 lhia doubt yet We can Soy emo mo"
That last but mol least ls IN "Mlkadp."
i Mrs, Grigsby " Fort worth W visiting
IN the city, tho gucnt VI Mrs. W. W
Fletcher.
Mrs. Mil buchanan VI Sh@man spent
several days visiting her young niece, Al
Walter llbbnTd'g residence,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
sirni,n,,y,lln

Correspondence OF the Gafolto.
SrrrHENvniE, TN, Fob. %. The
dr0uth that has So long prevailed In this
section OF The state has at last been
broken. Rain began falling last ulnhi
about q O'Clock aud II rainrd slowly I'M
To about noon to-day, While rain enough
has not yet fallen stlll great good will r,,.
suit from the present shower.
SAL death occurred here last SUNDAY
the goth, While Adams, about sixteen on
seventeen yeara old, aud a son OF DR.. Al.
anus oi RtvcStonp county, this state, died
here, Willie was attending school horc
aud was taken about two wooks ava with
/ typhoid malarlal fever, which resulted
fatally, ~ above stated HIS father and
mother Mere with him at the time OF his
death. willie was a bright Nonnp man
OF most exemplary habits, and was loved
mud cslccmcd by all who knew him. Ills
family have lho sympathy OF tho who'll,
community.
sudden death occurred here ni, ,ss.
lordAy eyvnlng A Mr William Tum6ln
who has been IN thiscounty several wears
and who has been for some time suff,rng
Win asthma or yome lung trouble, died
while Sitting Ia chair on the ~ldrNnIk
Ia mont ot . store. tie died withont n
s'rugglo or any immediate notice al
uea'p The doctors :hink he died OF
heart disease
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
counT or APPEALS.
psci,ions rendered at Yesterday Calves
t0n Session.

"NH"ttfs
special 10 tho uAzcstc.
GALVESTON, Tx, Fob ~ Tho court
of appeals to-day rendered decisions IN
The following eases
Collins & Douglas W.. j. u Barbcc,
administrator. from Houston county,
affirmed
A. n. simzlcr Vs. Gus. Lewis s Co.
from Galveston county, reversed aud ru"
mnndcd
The Gulf Colorado & Santa Fc Railway
vs.. q. Maclho, FROM Austin county,
affirmed
Newton Hope WI the state OF Texas,
from Jackson county, affirmed.
j J Gillespie ct al. W. Yandell Ferris,
from Harris county, reversed and r.
msndcd.
J. r. Fields W. the Crescent Fire In
snranco Company, from Fort Bend coun'
iyi affirmed.
Ex.pnrto KIcl Terry, habcas corpus mp
plicatlOn Tor bail, from Harris county
WAS set for hearing "Wednesday, March .
Immediately after The killing Of Police
man Williams ~ llousi on, Terry applied
To the district court for permission II
give BAH ON an exhaustive hear
Ing of evidence, the application
WIS denied ana npprni Wns takcn 10 lnls
court Able counsel will argue the qucs
lion.
Bmrcil Bond We The State OF Texas
| from GraysOn county, motion Tor rehcnr
ing sustained, former Judgment sci aside
/ aud Judgment OF lower court affirmed
/ George Lconard w. the STATE, from
/ Gnyson county, snme order Us In ne
! lIurrcll Bond case.
! I'D Collins w. the state, from 1arrani
county, affirmed This " u life sentence
/ for murder OF Tho colored 10,
! Frank liodcn on the nth Of August last
ON the promises OF Mr. Charles Cop
/ pingcr. The prisoners attorneys APP
pealcd on the ground that CoIlins's con
/ fesslon was uplawfully wrung from him
aud should not have been admitted, ant
that The testimony Of Tobo Turner, Tn,
accomplish Of Collins, was unworthy o
| credonce, and contained no facts thai
were not previously known to The author
tics The court held evidence sulllcIcn
20 convict
Dave Fountain w. the state, from
Shelby county, affirmed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Olrrospondenco ol lhe Onzotto.

NACoGnocnEs, Tx, Feb. ~. --rhc
Rev. Mr. Holt OF Dallas, Tex, held Il
protuclrd meeting in the Methodist
church here last week, the effect OF
which Induced several TO he baptized In
the stream Immediately west of tho town
last Sunday The weather having rather
u chilly turn the neophyics returned
home from The ceremony Ia the bus.
THIS place has a scholastic population
OF about two hundred, aud strange ia
say not more thuu 80 per cent uttond
school.
A biz law suit Is ou The mpis here,
against one of the most prominent manu-.
featuring companies of the United States.
II VIII Involve a question Of right 10
500 900
Mr. Doughtic, one oi Nacogdocbcs
most cstlmablc citizens, returned home
trom very successful business trim a
Tow days ago
MIR Billy Volgt late postmaster of
THIS place, learned about IL O'Clock sun.
day night last that one moro little Weight
girl was added TO the population nl this
planet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Correspondence Of ,l,e Gn,e,I

Correspondence Of The Gazette.
EAsrIANp, TrX,, Fob. 20, MIR. j. D.
Rcddlck, formerly OF Putnam, IL moving
his effects TO Eastland, whore he viii run
n large lumber business
Mr.. Key has opened up new liver,
ontht In the Townsend livery stable, and
Is doing a good business. This gives
Eastlnnd two good livery stables.
The la Rue hotel Is to bc rohttcd ON a
llnc scale, and under the supervision OF
an experienced hotel man, will furnish
accommodations second 90 none IN West.
crn Texas.
Mr.. Rawlins from Iowa has been look.
Ing at Eastand county land with view
OF finding homes for himself and others
j. NJ Morgan, Dr., has boon travelling
ON business for several days and reports
cattle In llnc condition for tho season,
and the farmers revived by the recent
rains
Prof. 4 r. Collins is preparing for a
trip west with view OF selecting sltua.
ton IN which TO open law office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

am now twonty.onc years old. When
4 was hycy years OF arc had inflammation
81 the bralu, Since that time my eyes
haye both turned outward, directly thu
opposite OF crosacyes. They looked out.
ward from cnch other az an angle OF al
least 90 degrees, n dlsHgnrcd ne very
much, no that from pride | have always
avoided snclrty II was a painful lnlsfur.
tllnu 20 mosher and myself, for wa had
Dccn told they could never bu made
straight Hut thank the Lord Or. From.
licc, at Fort Worth, has made them POI,
lectly straight and greatly improved my
sight, No one can NOW toll they were
oyer wrong ! am over 40 grateful to
Dr. Prentice, he did the operation IN
two minutes. Mlss Lucy Loo Of Fort
worth witnessed IL Jresn SANS,
Decatur, TEX
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

R0socran's post, No. 4, Grand Army OF
the Republic, Will give their second an.
nnal ball ON Tuesday, March ., 1886, az
Hermania hall corner Of Seventh and
Ihtockmorton STREETS, IN commcmorg-
zion OF the birth OF Gen, sam Houston
ANA the independence 81 The republic OF
Texas Extensive preparations are he
ING made Tor the occasion, aud the indi,
cations am that the coming BAH will be
the most ENJOYABLE of tho season. Music
viii bc furnished by borl Worth home
talent Mira, e, g. Hyde, tho well known
caterer, viii furnish supper Ia her usual
elegant style, Come aud enjoy Yourself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
rwllh intont 10 DeceIve,'

Mnlarln Ras f. tho most decgitful thing
On earth. II ilns no odor, and you do moi
perceive ~ presence, until II has taken
hold OF YOU Fight IT, malarlou- infu-
ence with Browns Iron Birlcrr, aud You
viii conquer This great medicine gives
yigoi by cnrichlng the blood aud lonDg
the sysicm so rs 20 cast mnlnrin out. Mr.,
John Dopllnger, Lancaster, IA, SAYS
~ used Browns Iron Bittcrs for malaria
and general debility and IL has done ne
'lrcatpood"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
nv. George chapman

FORMERLY brennan on the Texas q
i'apldo railroad, who resides AZ Bonhan,
Tex, har boon very deaf Tor some years
yesterday be ylaltod Or, Prentice nc Hotel
rlokwlck, Fort Worth nr. prentIco
worked &C MIR Chapman'a case less than
len minutoa, when no could hear ordinary
conversation with tho car that had boon
entirely deaf, Mr., Chapman's astonlsl
mont and delight were unhennded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

just received and Tor Mlr, low 10 the
tmdri
One ear New York seed potatoes
ono chl sweet potatoes,
one ear purplc.lup turnlpS
pnr cnr Kansas apples
one car Tennessee peanuts
ono ear lcmon, aud oranges, also but.
Ter eggs, kranL preserves, jelllcs, etc
@ II WANT agent.
Wholesale produce dealer.