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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
Republican Standardization,
Troy Press.


Under the Republican party the war
taxes were continued; the farmers, me-
chanics and all consumers were taxed
heavily, and tie money was used in car
rying cut the partisan purposes OF the
Republican party, or to enrich the
Blsines, the Shermsns, the Robesons and
hundreds of others like them. There
has been nothing of that during
the present administration, and
the Democratic party proposes to
cut of, the useless taxation, stop the sur
plus Of revenue, sId give farmers, me-
chanics and consumers generally chance
to make some money! chance that has
heretofore been given mainly to monop-
olies, and which has created the offensive
combinations and trusts which the Dem.
ocratic party is determined to destroy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
WACO.
.Cbe McUlsuaud Will Case the Topic ef the
Day, IN COURT and Out.
snarIal To the Gazette.

-Che McUlsnaud Will Oase the Topic ef the
DAY, IN COURT and Out.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, April 9.-The McLennan
county grand jury met sgsin to-day, At
ter weeks adjournment, to further in
yestigste evil doings in this county. They
will probably De is session all OF this
week. ,,
The Peter McClellaud will case is still
on trial in the District court. It Is
being very closely contested by the best
legal talent in the state, and public opln-
ion is about equally divided as to the re-
suls Of the trial. YOuog Peter is q con-
slant and anxious witness to all the pro-
ceediugs. Colonel JohB T. Flint, who
wrote the will, and who Is
now managing the estate while the
property is tied a., by the courts was on
the witness stand most all the morn
iFg. He was of the opinion that the old
man McL4llsud was Hot in the proper
state Of mind when he dictated to him his
last will and testament. That his greed
for property ard TO perpetuate his
landed interests and have 1t IT.
creased year after year until 1t reached
into the millions, was so strong with him
that it warped his affections for his only
son and child, who is now attempting by
law to break this lsst Will and life desire
of his father. 1t bids fair to be another
Jsundyce VS.. Jaundyce. Young law
yers, at this bar, now strug'
Cling with poverty and an un'
sppreciative puolic stand fair cnance
to get E finger in the pie before the SUIT i;
settled.
United States District court convened
this morning, Judge Mccormick presid'
lug. There was nothing done except tt
empsnel the grand aud petit luries
Marshal Caoel and mis- deputies were al
on hand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
Cleburne,
Special 70 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette
CLEBURNE, TEX, April s.-Father Muir
free, a Catholic priest from Weatherford,
preached fine sermon here yesterday.
He says he intends to establish Catholic
church st this city in short while, ano
thSt he is directing his efforts to the
accomplishment Of that purpose.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
z. Poindexter, died yesterday and was
buried here to-day.
Laura Lee, the little daughter OF Dr..
and Mrs. W. P. Alexander, died this
morning,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
ON WALL STREET.
, ssoek Market IL Rstded by the
Bears, and Suffers
Sharp Deciines
. 1,o,s wsDulaud HsaT7 ai oi'ss 70
the Lowest Prices OK
the Day.
COMMERCIAL REsUME.

COMMERCIAL RESOAA'
s,scial to the Gazette
Nv YORK, April 9-Railway 'oonds
- closed as follows: Fort Worth ana
Donyer City at 79i; Texas aud Pic'nc
os.t6 AZ. incomes at 46t; Kansas aud
H. Us 1,s ct 9s4; S's at est; Gulf, Col
lido and Santa Fe gold 6's at 9is MIS-
oouri Kansas and Texas 6's at 655; rs
.ts8: St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rs
At 1901; 2's at 4O8.
Sterling firm.
Silver 934.
whest active and higher
Oil 90s
Cotton points higher.
Toffse advanced several points.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NV YORK, April 9.-The opening
.,ios IN the stock market under demand
I'm foreigners were made at an advance
~ Sundays closing figures OF from 20
bns the hears raided that market I'M
nIedi.telv. paving especial attention TO
TToion P.cifc esd Burlington and Quincy,
the latter droppt %. The decline
Vas checked quickly, however, ara
richmond aud West Point STOCKS as
nI.ved m1rked strength, out tne uatkea
bon became dull and in toe afternoon
the general list broke sway from R,ca-
rnond aud West P oiut stocks and Norfolk
md western preferred, slowly set,
SIing down until the gains Of
me morning were completely wiped
ont. A small setback occurred In the
last hour, but the msrket finally closed
dnIl End heavy at close to the loves
nricgs Of the day. Almost everything is
lover, tough few fractional advances
were made, but Burlington and Q1incl
is down .; Csnada Southern and Wheel
ing End Lake Erie, II; Rock Island, l
and the remainder fractional amounts.
Railroad nonds were quiet and sener
slly heavy and the closing prices ar
lower in most instances.
governments were dull but steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
THE MARTIu-BR0WN CO.,
CORNER MAIN AND FOURTH STREET
The Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods E11g FG EoFl

4 6 i-l6; mou'd \ !; artard \ ca conf-c-
te' tiJurrs \ 6as, powHfr. d :; grAuulaIed 4
81 cubes :. MoIasses @Ul. re. In moderate
request ant ''Cady. Petrol,rm stead. Crude
In Or els s.. ass. r fN'd "a. unisc: Closed
we TX I9is. C0,Ion seed Of quote. 81. Crude
AMI reuLed nominal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
Two murderers in Custody.

special to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX April s.-Sherin Douglass
of Stephens county passed through here
to-day having in charge Beasley, who
killed Butler, q merchant at Caddo, two
months ago, and Bryant, who killed Tay-
lor st Breckenridge on Christmas. The
prisoners were going TO Baird TO apply
for writ of hsbess corpus before Judge
Converse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

Barnes, charged with theft of cattle in
five cases, was given two years in the
penitentiary in each; Jack Wilson, bur
elsrv and theft, five years in each case;
J. W. Weaver, burglary and theft, eleven
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
Live siuck Nlarkctn.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aprtl Observation-Disclosures
$50, 'hipmsi C none; rull but steady; Good
choice corn feI 81 S0r4 s.; co mon u me-
dunn 50 25G4 30; stuc Cr~ - COd3 so; feeders
81 C0dS 81: 81 OOd2 81. Hbgs--ReCelpts
25OI. fairly &C I've; values 81 adv 10 strong, in
c mmOn 0 me0i N II r -. n ep-Re-
c,iu,s 800, shiumcnts lUJ); market STEADY;
gooi to choice s. S0d5 3; Coz mon TO medium
s. 5OG4 go.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April -Cattle-Receipts
0; shipments 2OC; mark; strong; che Ice
heavy naive ste r. 81 +Oe5 20; f-iT to good
nat We steers 81 GOG4 o; butchers steers,
me Jun TO choice. s. a. 2Oi stockers and
feeders, fair To good. - 1893 3d. rang gers. ordl-
nav to good s! 25G4Ul. Hu s-kereipts ZjOUi
shipments 1900 The rrtrkNt was rOnger r. n2-
ing from II gJG5 45. Sheep Receipts 600;
shipment' 200; m-rAet ,teady; fall to fancy
81 U "a 50.
NEW YORK, Aprn 9.-Beeves-R- c intss
5000, making l06)0 for the week: arrivals In
Clu 10 ears for thu market and lis car
loads for slanEh erers nj exporters direct;
market rather frme- wi n sales Cf poor TO
pr stee at 81 10 a. Is; b Ills and dry cows
| 40 the week; firm and sn hanged for good
| stock, uull an; week r irfsr!Or; Xirtmee for
! unsu ON sheep c 70GI 80, uuEhorR YearinGs
Sc 25Gs 2ji clipped sheep 81 70G5 %; spring
! lamb s. 5g96 50.
| CHICAGO, ILL, April - Cattle - Receipts
! 5000; snip mems ~ 0 h. msrket VS. steady
| and firm stce 5 4UEo Is; st0ckers a'd feed
| ers s. 81 Il , 20; cows, Uui0- Ind miNet 5. IOG-
| , - T,N-7 O.! steers s. 3 al IL 'g.-R5-
| Gel It's Is 600 mIrkel strong; s. higher; mixed
| s. l5Gj 3, nstVy $ - - 10, light 50 lOG1 30.
| she -IirCaipts 40 shipments none; marGe
| duh bI Esm; ngtiv ST ) o.; western
81 10 a 10. Texans So CUG5 %; lambs > O!&G ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
OOTEOH MAEK5Ss,
Receipts at All Upisod states For,
Few Uylo0npI

NEW ORLEANS. LA. April g. Cotton-spot
closed steady and unchanged.
Salss 400 bAlee.
Stock 23l 954.
Low ordinary 714c; ordinary, 7S&c; GOOD ort,-
nary, SIC; low niddlinS SC; rl6oling 92So
good middling exc; middliug fair l03Sc; fair
futures opened steady 3 to point, higher;
clos d quiet but steady Ut an advance Of 10
points on all months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
Pleaded Guilty.

special 10 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, April s-Three pris-
oners held in jail under indictments en-
fered pleas OF guilty "a follows: Robert
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
rl,s s.,nen sssrket.

GALVESTON, TEX! April 9.-CoEac-
Unchanged. VIII lesale grocers quote:
Good cIciuarv, lGl1G; :sir. lie; prime, Ike;
choice. Is; Peab Ky, be; OLD governm ent
Java, 24c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
srlss 27,2OO bales.
View RorEs

NEW YcRE. April s-Ootton - Spot closad
steady and unchanged.
Sales, 165.
stock, 263 ,245.
Ordinary. / &c; good ordinary, shc: low
miedling, 93.c; miadllng 10 l6c: good mid
dIIoE. j. l Ice; rijhiirG falf 10 tl-l6c.
FIXTURES opened steady, Il TO points higher,
clot, q q Iiet but stea.y ct an advance of D to
points on 6li months.
tai ~ 3l1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

LIVERPOOL, April -Cotton-Spot closed
steady and unchanged.
Or1inIry 4EId; 700 ordinary 81: low mid
ding 51.i; u.itdiaG Uplsnts l6di midtling
Orleans $40.
Total ssiea l. OC0; American 95Uu,
Importe, 210O, American, 1890
Futures closed at an advance Ct points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

at LOUIS Mo. Aprn 9-wool-steadv and
quiet; coarse brAiG IIr2Ic; low sandy idd ls';
une iight 4dl9'; 1n9 hcav ~ OlIc. Tao washed
Choice s.; INFER or $yC51c; sacked ......
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10
GsEAEULAL,
ENGLISH CONSOLE.

LovDoH. April 9.-Consols closed at 100 7-16
for money; silver $3.50.
SONBY.
New YORK, April 9---Money on call easier at
203 per cent; last loan at per cent c!os ed
offered at 3 pei cert; mercantile paper at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-10

Se1sSas SSsrsr~Ss PxvPO~---=.-~
amendments. Both have reference to
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
PIeuro-pneuunonia Prevails.

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-Plcuro-pneumonia
prevails among cattle ON Staten island TO
an alarming extent. DIR. William Rose, Of
Stapleton, who Is connected with the
Stale board Of health, this morning said he
feared the disease would become epidemic.
During the past two weeks fifty-three
head afflicted with the disease have been
slaughtered.
! HAVE examined Longs Pearl Tooth Soap
and find II an excellent dentrifce.
Truman v. BRorHY,
Prof. Dental Pathology aud Surgery, Rush
Med College; Prof. Oral Surgery, Chicago
CollcgC Of Dental Surgery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
A DIME NOVEL DRAMA.
A Gang Of Young Cave Dwellers and
Thieves Discovered.

CHICAGO, H., Feb. la large number
Of recent petty robberies in the vicinity Of
Wentworth avenue and Twenty-ninth
street was explained on Monday night by
the unexpected discovery Of the headquar-
tiers Of gang Of boy thieves, located under
a sidewalk, by two officers from the Thirty
first street station. On going to investi-
gate mysterious light under the sidewalk,
they found small entrance to cave in
the ground, and on pursuing the search
came to a spacious room guarded by a
th.rscen year old Jack Sheppard named
Jimmy Dynes WHO goes there?'' fol-
lowed by the sharp clicking OF revolver,
greeted the officers as they were about TO
enter the cavern, and their quickness
probably saved their lives, for on getting
inside they found young Dynes with re-
yolver in hand and ready to uphold the
dignity Of the gang OF which he was an
officer.
Inside acurious spectacle was presented
TO the officers REVOLVER in great profu-
sion hung about the papered walls, backed
by huge musket which glistened brightly
in the light thrown out from an old "sala-
mander" stove in one corner. The walls
were picturesquely decorated with sensa-
tional prints and a notice signed in red ink
related the fact that though Jimmy" was
captain Of the crowd and that BILLY the
Kid" ofiiciated as lieutenant. To the
threats OF summary vengeance TO traitors
was signed the hair raising names Of
Lightning Eddie, ""Peanuts, Jumbo, I"
"0ysters," "Chumpy" and "Dyng Do. /"
The youthful cave dweller in charge told
the officer he was awaiting the arrival Of
some OF his comrades but they failed to
put in an appearance. At the station the
boy finally confessed to completely in
several robberies perpetrated by the gang
OF which he was n member.
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plat OF record In book a, page 49, registers ofco
containing Q g7-l00acres.
Lot s, q. /. Holmes subdivision, as appears from
me lower division OF plat In Plat Book page 81,
Seven acres u acres). beginning alta willow oak
marked J. B.; thence north 20 chains 81 links 10
Wallaces south line; thence west along Walaces
south line - chains, TO stake; thence south cross
ing Nonconnah creek. 20 chains Oh links TO A stake
on south line OF Albert Mickeys land; thence east
70 the beginning.
Lot /, Ben Williams estate. In fractional section
Q township |. range west. beginning at a stake on
Memphis aud Hernande road, southwest corner OF
said fractional section, aud northwest corner sec
ton 2; thence east i2X chains; thence north 40
chains 20 links; thence west i2k chains; thence
south iO% chainsto the beginning, containing JoIt
acres.
tract In fractional section 2, township /, range
swest, beginning at r. c. Williams northeast cor
ner hence 10 his southeast corner: thence east
iSN chains; thence north 40 10 chains thence west
l3hs chains to the beginning.
Lot on plan OF subdivision OF N. NJ Trczeyant
made by VIM. Sides May TO- 1860, recorded In book
a. pp no 2l1 said lot fronting Il chains II links
north side OF Genital avenue, and running back
between parallel lines ~ chains 81 links the east
line being IA chains u links west OF Trczeyant ave
uue.
Seven and $500 acres (7s3 acres) Trczevant sub.
division north side OF Union avenue, being same
lot conveyed by John y. Trezcvant 10 NJ. g. Pearce,
February 10, 1873, book ~ page 49, registers Of
ice and conveyed by Pearce TO Nora Holihan.
A lot beginning on the east side OF Cooper ave.
nue. sIg'. feet north OF the intersection OF Cooper
aienue with Central avenue; thence east at right
nue., thence north with west line OF Halls avenue
"a fcct thence west To Cooper avenue 7l6 feet
thence south with east line OF Cooper avenue "a
Lots sand y biocE2, W. p. Deadrlck's subdlyis.
ion south side Railroad avenue
lot beginning Mt a stake - chains % links
division OF the John d. whites tract on the east
line OF the T.. Hickman 5000 acrp survey: thence
north chains 90 links; thence west chains o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
LAND TO LET.

ROOMS TO LET.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO
IL gentlemen, at 81 Linden street
NICELY FURNISHED RooM-CENTRAL 10.
IN cation. at % Madison street
ONE FURNISHED ROOM. APPLY AT NO. $40
" Main st., corner Vance.
ONR LARGE UNPUBLISHED ROOM. SOUTH.
" ern exposure; likewise furnished rooms at ~
Court street
DooMs AT 25i SECOND STREET
N w. X BROWNE.
DooMs-NIcELY FURNISHED, AT 1877 MADI.
III son street
pooMs-FuRNisHED OR UNPUBLISHED. AT
~ No. ltS Court street
DooMs-FuRNIsIED AND UNFURNIsHED
IN rooms At III Court street
DooMs-FURNIsHED OR UNFuRNIsHED
~ No. III Linden street
DooMs-FURNIsHEDo OR UHFURNIsHED, AT
~ III Court street
DoOMS-sUITABLE FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
~ keeping. Inquire st No. a. Court st.
TWO NICE ROOMS ADJOINING, SUITABLE
i for light housekeeping, at l2S Court st.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT iSSMAD,
Il ison. Reference required.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
DAY BOARD AT $3.50 PER
ID month. $40 Union II.
DEsIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD AT a MAD.
~ son street
-
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BLUEGRASS" No. 3S4.
Standard and R.gI.t.red.

Sired by Rysdyk's IIambletonian sire OF 20 roltcn
with records Of 30 or better, and sirc OF % sous
that have each gotten one or more 100 performer.
hnt dam Kilt by Long Island BLACK IIswr second
dam by Young Duroc, half brother 10 American
Eclipse third dam by COINS Messenger BY I'm.
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS IL is'. hands high seal brown, al.
most black, with wine colorcd Hanks and muSslc.
two white heels, heavy name and tall long bodied,
heavy boncd aud very stylish lie IA the sire Of
Grey Cloud. record 22lN--trial 2ie't Of ncecher,
sire Of one 40 performer, and Of the dam OF Lady
Of Lyons. record 22S,.. lie IL half brother 10 ben.
ter 2i7,l; Net,ie. ais; Jay Gould. 22i,. George
wilkes. 222. and full brother 10 Mcnclaus, 226
BLUEGRASS Il the only son Of Rysdyks Ham
bletonisn, whose services were ever Offend 60 the
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. and he will this
season be limited 10 ten outside mares Zee $50
cash. with usual privileges Of return.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
Advice 10 Consumptiyes.

On the appearance OF the first symptoms
a general debility. loss OF appetite, pallor,
should be taken. Consumption is scrofulous
disease Of the lungs;--therefore use the great
anti-scrofula, or blood-pmiiier and strength
rcstorcr,--Dr. Picrces Golden Medical dis
coyery." Superior 10 cod liver oil as a nu-
tritive and unsurpassed as apectoral. For
weak lungs, splitting Of blood, and kindred
affections, II has no equal. Sold by drug
gists the world oyes For Dr. Perce's treat
Use on consumption, send 10 cents in stamps
to Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
No. GG3 Min sircet Bnllnln. N. ".
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
ATerriae Explosion.

GALLrnNF, Pa, Feb. IA terrible ex-
plosion occurred in house on Portage
street last evening (which four men were
hurt two Of whom cannot recover II was
in Polish boarding house, and was caused
by spark from lighted cigar dropping in
a can Of blasting powder which the men
were dividing up. The house was entirely
demolished, and the furniture scattered in
pieces for 200 yards around. II is feared
that all Of the injured arc very seriously
hurt, and two OF them only have any
chance for recovery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
JOHN DORY, No. 5l6I.

Sired by Pilot Mambrino, the best bred son Of
Pilot Jr. dam Indiana dam Of indianapolis. AM.
by Mambrino Chief Pilot Msmbrino made q record
Of 2s51 In tho mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey club Tnck In 226li.
First dam OF John Dory; Agnes by MAmbrino
star trccod 22s), son Of Mambrino Chief Nam.
brine Chief was by Mambrlno Paymastcr, he BY
Mambrino, he by Imported Messenger.
JOHN DORY IL 10 hands high. seal brown. al.
most black, two white heels. heavy name aud tail.
short coupled aud heavy boned. lie Il a horo Of
hne action, and very stylish Although In his year
old form and never trained beis very fast and level
headed. and can speed al 2s5 gait lie was ioaled
April ~, isss. at Indian Hill Ky. Limited 10 ten
marrs, Service fec $40 cash, with usual prlyll.
egos Of rlurn.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

LNUGENE R0BINSON's DIME MUSEUM
IL 2 AND TWO THEATERS 2
PATRoNIzED BY THE ELITE OF THE CITY.
~ SEE THIS sURE.va
HUMPTY DUMPTYPA NToMIME Co The EsQUI-
MAUx CHIEF Debro. Madame June, FAT LADY.
Dot Littlefngcr, MIDGET. Last week Of the PAR.
LOR CIRCUS CO. Hanssaboura Sam, JAPANESE
EQUILIBRlsT. Brazil & Alton. ACRoBA1s. Clint
Williams, TRAPPER, EDUCATED BEAR. RUS
SIAN POODLE DOG SHOW. METHUsALEH No.
2 etc, etc, etc.
lOc. ADMISSION. ONE DIME. iOc
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CHEAP COLUMN,

Advertisements In this column will be charged at
rate Of lie for two lines insertion; two inssr
lions, sc; one week. Soc
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" you wish 10 increase your business,
advertise in the Memphis Catholic Journal
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n Told you 40.

Mr. +. A. Ireland. OF Brcen, Phillips &
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says: II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rnngum Root Medicine CO., manu-
factircrs, Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents and 81
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
No 2s3 Main street
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d r. d. S, JOH N so MS
PRIV ATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jefferson stroet.

bet Main and Front, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Established Ia iso0l
nR JOHNSON n acknnwlclgc.i b. all parties ia.
| irrcstcd ~ by far the Most sucCcssiul physi.
clan In the treatment OF private or SCENT dtcascs
Quick permanent cure guaranteed In every ct~c
male ~ female Recent Cpvs oi Gunorrhea and
syphilis Cnrcd In Jew DAYS without the use 81
mercury, change oi diet. ur hindmuue frnn bust
neg. Secondary syphilis The last ,Cstigc cradi'
Gated without the use ui mrrcury, Involuntary
los. of scincn stopped In short time. sufferers
from impotcncy or loss oi sexual plwCr, r'lord to
fine visor In q few weeks Niciims oi srliabusc
aud excessive Nency, suffering ifum sicrmniofrhca
and loss oi physical aud mrutal power speedily
and permanently cured Particular attention paid
"a the Diseases ~ Women, AMI Guns guaranteed
Piles aud old sons cured without the usc ui cistd
or the knih' All consultations strictly cnuhdcn'
tial Medicines scnt by cApr,s N all parts oi tire
country,
no-Mofklngmcn curcd vi hail the usual riirN
once hnun IRON o'clock an 10 o'clock 2 IA
u. b JOHNSON. ND.
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young Lee Plead. s,uiIty.

CuIcAoo, ILL.,, Feb. l.-Ain. Rawson,
the wife Of Banker Rawson, and her son,
William Ralph Ice, were brought into
Judge oliGords court today to answer to
the charges preferred against them. Young
Lee pleaded guilty 10 an assault with in
tent TO kill, and was remanded TO Jail.
Mis-. Rawson pleaded not guilty to the
charge Of conspiracy in the assault.
JoHS REED and Samuel Gunch, Of Oak
Harbor. o.. ray Man-a-lin II the only medi-
cine that ever did them any good.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
Two Of the Bix -Four.

NV YoRE, Feb. LA conference b
now being held between President Ingalls,,
Of the Big -Four road, and @. p. Hunting.
ton. |, is said that they are arranging TO
take the Chesapeake & Ohio out Of the
hands Of the receiver, and Ms soon as that
II accomplished, ingalls, will be made pres
dent Of the Chesapeake a Ohio.
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TrteSe anf grSen

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Seren &eiben f& fortndbrenb burd bic OFFER
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