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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
pIslIPLEs UE CHRIST.

TINS s!a:a 1I:ss oaaEy s1eeti1g in Session
nt Waco.
special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX June 81 The state mis-.
siorary meeting of the D scigles Of Christ,
in Texas convened 10 day in the ChIstian
church, EGd wss called 20 order st 9:S9
s n. by Spencer Ford, president, OF Bryan.
Devotional services were conducted by
John Furgeson Ct B4strtp. ". H B.gbY
OF Waco delivered very abe welcoming
address to the convention Gu behalf OF
the CHURCH and Ci.iz-ns CT Waco. Re-
Spouse By G. a. FlrrIsh OF Weatharfotd.
COMMITTEE On enrolment, time and srace
Of ut X meeting on haApce, on uOm!na-
tons and future WORE, and resolutions,
and rules, were appointed consisting of
tue prominent ministers Ci this con
ve1;ion. The evsr geIlsts, 0 McPhe, SOD,
S. r Ezzeil and s B. S4adeIs snd A. J.
Busa, general evsugelisrs, made reports
Of progress in their work in this state and
Mexico.
The president, Spencer Ford, delivered
very eloquent address 10 tbs associa-
ton upon me euHi-c5 Of mission work.
The convention was called TO order ct
2 o'clock by the president. Dav1 .iaLaI
seTv c95 were conducted By Mr.. Denton
If Wsimsr, Tex.
Resolutions were passed to secure the
report Of ibe several eyaarelists end to
instruct me business committee to
buy tents suitable 10 Holt
large protacted meetings, tee tents TO
b. uooeT control u The ,vangeEsts.
Several committees appointed this fo-a-
ncol reported, and their reports were
I'd pied.
DR.. j. W. La15e- Of Fo;t Worth adj
dressed lie convention tonight On the
subject Ct The miss.og I'D.
Tais wss very aols ana cympls hey
siye acdress upon the mission
subject, Eld VAS &c ivered a : rzs. eriy
msnutr.
+. L Riines Of Kansas uSde II cam
e6- appeal 20 lha CHURCHES represented il
rle Convention 10 Contribute % the his
SION fund tcr the coming ser. i ,. u
$4,000 Wss raised. Tae,a T:s goa en-
tnusiasn Displayed l. -al,ire ,Eez3.cqat,
which wSs uoAe without q uD.e..a,s-ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
AUSTIN
Decision EsId;d Down In tHs Fsu7.us
GE5a az 'hn Sia|a srs'nss he
InfeTI icfsI gs5'Fiy.
Fha ChE-'er = I Forfs;-rd. bu, " X TX up
rol WfhdrHwn - Staris'tc7 Being
Comp !ed-Chsrt7rs yiIsC.
Special to the SAFE tie

| Special to the SAFE tie.
AUSTIN, Tx, June 2I.-Juags T3vres
his morning ran :ed down his option in
tie celsbra ed csse Of the S'ste Ct Texas
vs.. the International SID Grest Nort.erp
Rulrosd Company, II which Inc state
through Attorney General Hocg p,sved
for decree Of tie forfeiture Of the cla--
Ter SID tax exemptions q the corpor.-
ton en- the rcu1d Of sailGre to comply
Sita the terms Ci tls charter in properly
mirsgirg aad C0s-slicg tEeir road. TIE
| opnlon ls quite lers, hy, sRt goes into
the merits ~ ne qua-.ion C.. ts.ua in de-
al. Alter ii CU9elrE the f.C:s, MS honor
concludes a. fnli-ws: y.ug ne lsH
| 10 the f:cts l hclS, h-st-,a.t uo,glth-
standing portions OF respondents read
have MOI been X PIT IN good repair, but
'sEen rs e whole 1t mas rot Sd lsr failed
IL lts duty q maintainarCe 10 TO requires
forfeiture q ~ coI2osG'e ,y.-,ss Ce;
stc0nc-thst there has been suca f.Hure
4 comp. rcCe 81 re PSF. OF Ie-ro1Gents
20 &c NV It # TIE sI-i. - longer tx
ru1Gon from tsva.iCn. !. VIII be sd
Judged accordingly.
SiSaec GEORGE c. T0wNRs,
Judge RWtuty-s,x Z District,
The decision wlIsF ct Tax ,xemptfoD
on the property q t7e company, but not
the land d1rated by the
state in the compromise over dCz 4
years sgo snd comprising over 3.C05 OGG
scres, for the reason thst the land has
o.en scid end passed 20 other Bands.
At least this is the understanding in the
land cttice here where the mxt:er is
thoroughly understood.
The Clerks IN tie agricultural Ceoart-
msnt Ir-slded cvtr by Commissioner
Foster are hsrd 81 work C0npU ne
the statistics OF the STATE. S fa- about
thirty counties have been fcisaea. the
reports showing large increase OF pop
ulntion throughout the stlte
The following charters were fled TO-
dty: Charter Of TIE S tughter Live Stock
Company amended, Chapglng the name 10
the North and West Twas Live Sock
Company. The ircorpo-atJr- ale, G. C.
Slaughter, G. f. Wright and E ] Gan
non, the general otIi;es to be 81 Dallas.
The EGnis BaldiUG sid LoAa Associs-
1lon; cspital $50 COO Iccorpc
NsssEs. Baldridse sGd o.aers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
BAYLOR UHIVERSIiY.
Graduating Exeroises-Degrses Conferred.
AddreszeE to sGCt6iies.

Graduating observation-disclosures Conferred.
AddEeszeE to Societies.
.psclal to the IaEstsa.
WACO, TEX, June 2l.-The g:.du,t-
ing exercises CT :he B,y!cr University
commenced az 10 3. IL. today
in the University hall Seventeen
received diplomas. The class had rcp-e-
sentatiVes from the state, Mexico and
California. The chapel was crowded
during the exercises with visitors abrosd
and st home.
The E'osophiEn and Philoms,hesi.n
societies were addressed last night BY
Dr.. S A. King CT Waco, and the Gallo
pian (yourg ladies' society wa ad-
dressed by Dr.. j. Morgan Wells CT Fort
WoIta.
The degree CT NJ a, was conferred by
the University on the following old
graduates OF the UL.versity:
R v. W. B. Bagby, Bahia, Brazil,
South Americs; Rev. Il. L. Taylor,
OF the same pisce; Professor R G..
Horseley, Atlanta, Tx; Professor H. A.
IVey, HslletTsyilie, Tex. There will De
speeches o7 Old graduates ind ,asa9ass
in the evening. ..sl5,Essstss
Chesstsss rhcFiiss.
Large, he, Cherries st the Fort
WoE,A6rpcer Co.'S. Include these in your
nsxT order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
HaGatIEERsF-'

Nice, young iIesifc5-n IS good appe-
t.zar, End .Eofser can be rad !lsl :! ile
Fort Wort G -ocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

cucombvr.. TIM iossts5
Cabbage, roasting eaxss squssh, beets,
onions, green rpsq3red Peppers, q: the
Fort WogtA-1fccer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

Secretary; the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

$40 49, - aI1 I
name in nominating candidate for Pres
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
CheS.lss Cher les.

Lsrge, l.pss HGe, cherries st the Fort
Wors 4Grncer Co.'S. Include these in your
nszT order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

GRESHAM SIC -NDED.
Mr.. Davis Of Minnesota seconded G!es-
hAm's nomination, and Davis style
caught the galleries, His speech w2s
full Ct well rounded p rIods, which were
well delivered, snd provoked continuous
eppItuse. Waen ne had concluded the
g4lleties cheered for nearly full
minu'e.
o. behalf Of Mississippi John R. Lynch
seGI nied Gteshsm's nomination. Lynch
ruude1 10 the fact thst Gresham was
not the isvorite son of Iudisna, and il
tle choice o. the INVENTION should fall
upon that ievorite son in the per-
son of Benjamin Harrison, but
Lynch was not permitted to
finish his sentence. The mention CT
HGJIison's ZANE was the signal for an
Cu.burst Of cheers. The Indiana dele
IS es were on their feet in an instant
brSndistirg Canes, waving hs1dkerchiefs
and lesding the ovation which the con-
veutlon psid to In6iana's fAvorite son.
When order hsd been restored Lynch
continuing said that II Mr. Harrison were
selected his f;ieIds would 90 no more
for the success Of the ticket than would
the fri nds of Wslter q. G eshsm
Mccall OF Massachusetts and Rector oi
Texas also seconded Judge Greshlm's
nomination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Gen. Lew Wallace is what ia known as a
baseball crank.
President Carrots tour through France
viii cost the nation about $4,000.
The king of Italy is known fer his temper
ance in all things, except smoking.
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes has resigned
the presidency OF the Medical library, Boston
John Grass, the Sioux chief, is said TO be
very quick at figures. He is an Indian sum-
mer, SO to speak
Senator Stanford is not coatented in the
senate. He is business man pure and SIM
pie 1t is understood that he win soon re-
sign.
a few days ago, in gun foundry at Peters
hof, the car lifted mass of steel weighing
nearly 200 pounds, to the cheers u the sur
rounding workmen.
The important news goes forth that Con-
gresham Hopkins, OF Illinois, writes with
his left hand Somebody VIII now remark
that his left hand is his right hand.
The wedding of Princess Sophia of Prussia
and the crown prince of Greece is TO take
place at Berlin the last of June next. The
princess is not to enter the Greek church
Says a foreign correspondent: THE
crown prince of Germany is dear little fell
low, years old, with fair skin, hair and
coloring generally, and full Of life and in
telligence'
James Depew, brother of Chauncev, is q
prominent business man in Detroit, Mich
and doas not care for public or poll life,
although in other respects be resembles his
famous brother
King Kalakaua is in very poor health
He smokes constantly, and the Hawaiian
minister of statistics has never been able TO
count the number CT cigarettes he destroys in
twenty-four hours
t. L. Stanton, the humorous editor of The
Smithville (Ga) News, has accepted an edi-
torial position on The Tribune, of Rome.
Mr.. Stanton has achieved considerable repu-
tation as a humorous writer.
The emperor of Austria is a great smoker,
but be pref rs a bad cigar to good one. He
uses the cheap cigars the Vienna cabmen
affect. Doubtless he thinks that as a man Of
rank he ought to smoke rank cigars.
On lonely road near Sag Harbor, L. l.,
lives man who claims to be a brother Of
Gen. Boulanger. He has been hermit for
years. He is handsome, courteous French
man who seems to have known the world well
in other days.
Caleb Foote, the Oldest editor in Massachu-
sets, is about to retire from the editorial
chair of The Salem Gazette, which he has
filed since lS25. Mr. Foote has been con-
nected with The Gazette for seventy-one
years, having entered the Office as an ap-
prentice.
Octave Feuillet, overpoxered by grief at
the death OF his son, a young man OF so, has
announced to the director of the Gymnase
that he cannot write his promised comedy,
that his pen is broken, his literary career at
an lend, his inkstand closed forever, in
mourning and desolation.
Mr.. Dodson lewis CARROLL asked q little
girl on the seashore one day if she had read
"Alice in Wonderland. The child an
swered, YES" and after a pause said she
was very sorry to hear that the man who
had written the book was mad. She had
heard the clergyman tell her mamma so.
Next day Mr.. Dodson sent his nisinformed
admirer special copy OF Alice with the
authors compliments.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

The following story was told by well
known member Of our city police force, who
vouches for its truth. Whether il illustrates
the crookedness in pronunciation OF the Eng
lsh 10 language, the stupidity Of some of our
citizens il the matter OF photography or a
touch of mother Wit, have not fully de-
cided; still the story is worth telling. The
aforesaid guardian CT tie peace had arrested
e man CT Eibernian extraction, and desiring
10 ascertain lis name, the following CONVEX
sat.on ersued: OGicer-" What IS your
pa,1efn Prisoasr-'IFaley.H "FeeleyF' ''Yis,
sorn "Eow do you spell if" '-Shure, an
its aisy enough 70 spill Falev.n Wei, hoS
10 you spall itr' ''Shure, amy wan oEtsr
know how 70 spill Faley.p VIII you tell re
how you spell isF' said tAs officer rethsr
sharply. "Jist the common WY, shure, P
h7iecb-t, i haiEch-e-l-o-c -g-haitct--
ytT-Bossoa Budget ''Sauutcre;.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
QUEER ARTICLES OF FOOD.

at Emereldi the tidbit is roast monkey.
In Arabia the horse is q favorite article OF
food.
La Egypt various portions Of the camel ere
eaten with relish.
The inhabitants of Cochin China prefer
rotten eggs to fresh ones.
In India the flesh of the elephant is con-
sidered particularly fine.
In South America the inhabitants eat SER
penis, lizards and centipedes
At Terracina guest VIII be asked whether
he prefers land or water eel.
The pariahs of Hindostan contend with
the dogs, vultures and Kites for putrid car
rion.
I Many settlers in remote localities along the
Missouri and Mississippi are fond of tender
puppies
/ The Chinese taste is for cats, dogs, rats and
serpents while bears paws and birds nests
are daintie5.
In the West Indies large caterpillar found
on the palm tree is esteemed luxury, while
the edible nests of Java swallows are so rich
q dainty that the ingredients of g dish viii
cost as much as SO.
The women on the Magdalena river, while
shaping earthen vessels on the pottar's
wheel, put large Jumps Of clay in their
mouths. In the same place it is often neces-
sary to confne the children TO prevent their
running out to eat earth Immediately after
fall of rain
a curious taste prevails in many parts Of
the world for clay. 1t is eaten in ell the
countries OF the torrid zone, but the practice
is also observed in the north, as hundreds Of
OF cart loads of earth containing infusoria
are said to DO annually consumed by the
country people In the most remote parts of
Sweden, and in Finland kind OF earth is
occasionally mixed with bread
The Otonnac tribe Of earth eating Indians
knead the earth-a true potter's ciay-in:o
balls OF five or SIX inches IN diameter, which
they roast by weak fire until the outside is
hard They re-nolstan them when they are
required as food, and according 70 q monk
who lived twelve years arnoug them ems Of
them would eat from thrcc-g1 quarters Of a
pound TO pound and a quarter CT this pecu-
liar food il day.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
LAWYERS strange Client.

Sometimes lawyer has some very queer
clients to deal WITH casually remarked O
lawyer who has an Office il the Garfield build
ing, Brooklyn, to a reporter o few days since.
~ think the strangesS client l ever had, -
continued the disciple Of Blackstone, twas
one l met while practicing in New York
There was q man arrested for burglary. and
/ was retained TO defend him. The case,
must say, was strong against him, but sue
ceeded in getting him OF, and he paid me
Just $500 for my services. 1t was about Q
year later that l sat in my Office when the
acquitted burglar entered. recognized him
in moment and greeted him cordially. OF
course had an idea he was in trouble again
and wanted ne to help him out. When
gave him a chair he had hardly seated him
self before he exclaimed that h, wanted $50,
and he wanted me to give it to him. For
moment thought he was going to rob me in
my own Office, but l mustered courage and
asked him what he wanted it for.
TASK me no questions he replied, you'll
10 better of if YOU don't know. If succeed
l will pay you back; if don't you VIII lose
jest S50'
II considered for a little while and finally
concluded TO give i. to him cid 80, and &c
hurried out Of my of.co.
Three mornings afservard the morning
papers told OF daring bank robbery II
Maine, and the description OF one Of the sus-
picious characters who had been seen in the
ueighbcrhoOi Of tho bank tailed with my
client It struck me very forcihiy ct first,
but 1 soon forgot IL Three months later
rocsived a package from Australia by express
and it contained Just $500. With it was q
note which read: Here is your $50 with III
tereSt'
Il have not seen M ciieut since sdranc-
Ing him the r,orey, ard / doubt whether
would le. lin have any r1ore again although
THO rate Of interes. is good-H-New YORK
Evening Sun
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
Arc women Fitted to Govern?


Most men who have associated ruch VITA
girls and women remember row many needed
lessons they have harmed from them ia re
lneraeut aad beaeyoleuoe, ard how they
have had, on tho other hand, - stcel their
minds agaiL-t their aInIs@SDezs and potci-
ness. Aad from youth ~ later yoaIx they
have observed one popularity Tor which H.
remedy h4s been yet found. aud t5at IS
pronounced fraiIty Of the rational faculty 81
thought c. action Tais characteristic g.
Offset by a Etssz.s.iI aud elevation q tAe
emotional nature, which shine wita ia
extnguiz5abIe i1ssex IL tho sIts I'D
mother. II IS 70 this thai Ran rea-
ders the homage q respect, adruir2-
ton, ard such devotion Us be b capable of.
Bat, are these the Qualities for or goTcr-
n0rsf Men who display personal bias a ever
50 small degree, unless accom- aEied by u--
usual merits OF another kiEd, eso Dot aslectsA
By their fellows for petitions Ok responsible
iiy and trust. Strong understanding, yi~or-
oru Judgment, and the aLsa1eo u ''faG-. "a
vo- and Auction" are what n.ea cenf9 Il
their govs-8ors; tor oGly s1rouga Eaiz3s e
that character can j1s-acs u obtained
On account Of their s.FongG- sy@pex1sn
girls always thiEk taenss.rg to Eaosal
E1pcrsors q boys, Eko a-e cfssz ssT4ruizriy
devoid of benerolzrcn, specially tcwarI tia
lowr animals some zQ-axa aZtae, fo-
this re2Soa, The; thar g1tsrs SIX = morally
tbs FJgper55r q tAs Isals. Bg- good rz.s-sy
women learn 70 cc--ec. this o2Lrsoz l. d.
pe--neas q morals which 1eg421 OF tks
enos .oral astrre wo-asn sre t7e superior;
g.. tsoss which 6epezd ca fAa rzs@cazl IA
tire TAI - tee superfor Whea tie b13accs
ia struck can see I'd snse-tor5Sy on sstsez
gide Bet tbs erz1.ty Of 11z.sce re-a2izz zsia
the rrsalo /. u ca It's LIZ. Len AID uC1seea
rarSs sllke deye1d. ard Eszsse it il tA2l
wozea 50 cstea prefer 70 be jz.izsd ST TDe1
rather thar By t..es- cyp ssL-ProsasSor (
y. Cope II Popular Scse1es EG1tA!y.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
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zhefe he b. ~.
sot. Meas. zhore Faer1sT $50 ersit~, 81 q
s-.sBss tf-4t wls4 tf.srvea 9'eT>.a-Ts
Ess - hauuxs Isat sasl faocks cisffess. ~ q
sC~ Efs nessg- c14t
To- e4s7s hafa iairs p1ess3 vita prse@. -. q
rtg-f.sooasa 5s--tls tas - ra-s.
AID svar.cs asas --efe aSi5s frslaafs-ro5ies =.
Getass-
T,oars q. eslaer ~ re Hras fsas essva-s
ErszGgsss q e4gte3 vE9a
say, IT, ezgeae.s 80 e. rlsy - fas.<- &C.,
sssTyrzFs Hzsseess ElsA ais7s
TEES AZ r'@sfsrys E@eis - zas u-sssSe. w.
fea-ry isE-zG1s esay -. tz.ff
T1eFs afs 4Fcs wsasts lese-a.aE f-eaa a. -
EBas- dsys are ere ps~s7eg efEf
-Ae-@F FsScess - .szEa : flsss.s-zas1-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
The r.,tes, In Ea-one,rr-

Tho latest thing in h2rcne.e-s hes thrse
little landscapes representing stormy. s
talr sad variable s<y Tae rise or f4l cf
the mercury causes g thin mica plate 70 c<oseI
81 reveal ;1ess PICTURES, il accc.slas-s- wiz
TIE md easscs-.s.-sl,ssica-o Herald
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Anxious Mo.hee-ly dear, little Dick has
eeea fighting again
ERshand-Be has, eli Where's that
SWITCH Go. ais face ali srrsscksd Up. I szp-
poszi
No
Clothes tc-a. NAY bat
NC. be didn't get kurt this tina Twas
TIE other bar that set kurt
OH Wei. boys VII - boFs my dear.
Is s1r-s- Observation-Disclosures RT<sord
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

C1s q tiss best gls wss2s IL tiSs I'd "a
fed Is "a Ga recently o7ssrsd - Lzzoz;s1ze-
!. 3 Lea than 90 ZEE: cnep. Ard s~o EzEsas,
e7ch = fsse- high bzrn from rs Urea Es1s
thing CT tAs ue.L-fG5ezSo Es-z.-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

from latest returns there is a fair lndica-
tions that Cleveland has carried New
York state" Following this in the World
extra is this: This is what they say at
the national Democratic headquarters,
and it was given out as the official utter
auce of the national committee to the
crowd of anxious visitors who thronged
the parlors this morning in search OF latest
news. The statement passed upon the
fact that corrected returns from lnterlor or
the state show a large cutting down OF
earlier Harrison gains and many OF the
counties where the plurality had already
been given purporting to he IN full, are
still found to be incomplete. Especially is
this true it is claimed in Kings county
where it is said there will be fight before
the count is completed. W hen 1t was
learned that Illinois and Wisconsin might
be close states ds well as Indiana and Con-
necticut kilograms were sent TO the state
committee in each state. MIR. Defreest was
the only one of the Democratic state COM
mittee in the rooms He said: 1--WE are
not in as bad a shape as we were on the
dav after election in 1884. We will concede
nothing. | have wired every county Tor
revised returns Til | receive them | shall
claim the state. There are errors IN the
Kings county returns, though how extern
sive do not know. The count VIII be
looked after"
At Republican headquarters Colonel
Quay sad: Il can't say anything until it
is ali over. OF course Harrison Is elected
and has undoubtedly carried New York
state am told that an attempt has been
made by Democrats in Kings county to
steal the state but they can't do it
IN the same issue of the World which
contains the above in double loaded type,
carried over from an earlier edition are
these words. apropos OF Colonel Brice
conceding nothing: But there is little
reasonable doubt that Benjamin Harrison
will be the next president OF the United
States"
The Evening News. Democratic, in a
late extra heads election matters thus:
Not yet settled; Cleveland depending on
Illinois and California. New York prob
ably Republicans, Connecticut and Indi-
ana both Democratic"
Indianapolis, Nov. Flight hundred
and twenty precincts in Indiana give Har-
rison l2S. ST., Cleveland 120, 937, a Republi-
can gain of 5,99o over 81.
indianapolis. Nov. 1.-COmplete returns
from the Second ward OF this city, General
Harrson's ward, give Harrison 1850
Cleveland $50. The same ward in 1884
gave Blaine 729, Cleyei d ID 329. Net Re
publican gain OF 200 The third precinct
Of the Second ward. General Harrison's
precinct. gives Harrison 345. Cleveland 81
against Blaine 235, Cleveland 6G, net
Republican gain OF 81 votes.
COUNTY MAJORITIES IN NEW YORK.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

In Cuilford, Conn-, til within 2 few years
tbs Second Congregational church lad tad
hUs taEee pastors II ia entire rlSsc-y-Rooa
Wood and Chapman.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
law Of Emi-rxttou.

TIE law Of successful emigration is: To
leave place where there ere too many Ike
yoarse.f, ard go 70 placs where s0ca persors
Is you are IL ce-zsoL-Nssg Yer. Ledger.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Prominent Cle-gyueu, Physicians, ard
all classes of citizens ere unanimous ia the
endorsement OF Salvation Oh. tie great
cure for Rheumatism. Price ooly = ceEt =
q b5-tle. 4: all Druggists
Young ladies. on tee ere Of marriage,
low give ''sginster dinner II winch
female friends are only en- ertzInsd. Trey
are aIiosea 20 talk Of every thing. ard
never ta7i u MERTON The nurzser-Ezs curative
bTDetlts o. Dr. Balls Cough syrup iAAs
enres al cough cold, broSehifis. u5uo
ard sore throat
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

E.ur.r. Brusex-s. CT sszzkirebea, Czy-
r.auy, have of-e-sd s.irrsza & 8 so Tar tie
hzs- rsez-s Q. r-rveps4Eg TIA l1Aalat2c- q
cs1s. ~ .1a worEzse<s sr1zss3 II gr.sz-l1z
e.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

The question is asked, WAY women always
with exceedingly rare eIcepslo2sl button
from right to left, and men from LEI. 10
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