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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

There are trsngs shings in this
world, nut the strxngss8 thing Of ell is
way people will snsa poor cigar when
they csa get @ Grand public Cigarro st
the Same peice. sid by all first Glass
de.lers. s. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
sUHHSRY JCsTICE,

The Negro Esrs Eiepr Eupg TO o T.se b, $
aasssc Mob
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
DeiozeI fl I'D Cotton Rec=,pt..

Special t the Gazette.
DArNGERF1sLD, TEX Oct. es Cotton
receipts aze far shoEE OF Fsast they were
a. this time last yesr. r cetpss mp to
this time are 504 bales; receipts this date
last year 1906 bales, & taking Of Of more
than half. y. eIF%a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

7 n eer;y hour Ais
] morning t3e Ngro
Thcm EsrshalRus
/ ell yEEes;ed 6Athe
7cptocurd TexKNd
.Plcifc Train at en-
3lsce yesterday eveW
irg, aud lodged II
TIE Dallas Jail Mt
GisSt, WAS tsk& q
FJFGe7 by the R.H
man county u ;ers
and identif I'd " the
lady whom he out
ragsd, snd acknowl-
eOSsQ himself tnet ne
Was guilty CT the
crime. The offi3era
started with him to
the 4 3 d I N a n jill.
When abe ut one and
g. half miles distant
from Forney the Of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
IAN and Founa peas,

ANTI, ONO, Oct. 25-This evening
sbo1t 6 O'Clock joan Schaller and hi4
wife were found in their rooms at No. g.
Carlisle avenue with their throsts cue
.drom ear to ear. Schaller evidently at
acked his wife aud sIter killing her Kill ed
himself. The bodies wete found shortly
zfser the killing. Jeslousy is the cup
posed cause Schaller Nas employed as
dEtsSp at 40 LonSYsrth stsses.
az 49, -ssA
{ &SeM ofk,dHar asDIHs v q |, svo.s.:
I'd bra45&k % Skaes of IL aulnsA ngosYGM
.Bissers' utAc . By rHEesefssSa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

a Letter yrom Gava rrcr Ross to Proni
penr ORE C on The Public school
eYstsm ia CeKas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
BY q party Of over

BY party OF over 100 armed men, who
overpowered the officers and took the
negro whose name Hss Jim Smith, snd
eung MIN to 8 tree and perforated
his body with bullets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
AUSTIN.

The Nsw garies o! Bids far Imp owing
the GspIteE GreaUGs 0pensd--Faa
Awards Sc b, Sssis TG.nsy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

MIS- q CITE, Tex, OCT. PAP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

~. S1N proving the CAP
-gSSafs2A ttol grounds,
<DISMh were opened by
+; Z: :: E; 4; +;
OTGEo Co. of Dallas,
s33, 500; Flume
Rax,fAustlr, S33 03O; 81. W. Holden,
Fort Worth. $50. GOO; Nike Butler, Aus.
rim, Aus1r, $4,000; Gus wi ke,
Austin. S3l 997i Villa n Theisen, Austin,
$35 700. The board will make the award
At $3.50 8. m. to morrow. L. is thought
Willie will get it. Governor Ross has
approved The bill of Sheriff Brio of
Brownsville for the posse in the Rio
Grhnde City troubles for $1,000, having
cut 1t down $500
The rolls Of E P.so, Just received st
the C2mptroller'5 eff e, chow decrease
of S243 900
GOVERNOR RIOS ON THE PUBLIC sCHooL
SYSTEM
The following letter to prominent
citizen explains Itself:
AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. %, 1888.
My Dear Friend.
After thenkicg you for your courtesy
and kindness, il Is Only necessary for ne
&C. say thst wss one Of 0ecIsi commit
tee q seven WHO dTgf.ed the present cr.i-
Gle On education in the constitution of
1876, wnica passed ths5. bod7 without
alteration or change, and Whca laid the
very foundation of our presen: free sctool
system, Pnd he records OF ths Ssnsta ca
the Seventeenth Legislature shoH that in
GunrV instance IN
Increase its tGcie5cT.
TIE system has not = more devoted
friend In TIE state. THE present Supar-
interdent Of Pablo iucstiop, Hon. 0.
Fl. Cooper, and myself, are in per-
feet accord on the subjsct srd
have been SO from the START
the oniv purpose and view CT the mss.
sage from which the ex.rtct w.s discon-
pected wSs 20 remedy or to call sttentIon
Of the Legislature TO every branch Of the
subj ct with the hope that they would
remedy the evi.s etteIdioG the present
&osucisl features Of the system
YoE should read tna message &c con-
pection with Mr.. Cooper's report. You
Will see that urged the Legislature TO
promptly pay Our teachers aud sn appro
pristioa OF sbou5 S525, coo IVES mace for
that purpose from the surplus. The GER
vices OF these people In this great fi5ld OF
WORT csnnoa be TOO bishlY estimated,
for 1 have slwaYs held that it wss the
DUTY Of S'hs people to provide ample
facilities for the educs.iop Of eYerT cailG
in the state. Their minds ard hearts are
t. psrt Of fits productive capital, Of CREST
er importance than its commerce or what
eVerVelse tends to promote lis grandeur
or Grestnegs.
No sta.e can be truly CT Prominently
grest il highest or best sense OF the word,
t1st does not provide fer the home edu.
cation OF its youth. There are hundreds
OF poor children in CUT midst, endowed
with genius and thirsting Tor knowledge,
VINO must be educated this way or remain
in ignorance, and 81 the vine thst does
no. flnd solid wall 20 climb upon will
creep UPON the ground and seq, upon
the rubbish with its tendrils. It would
be bsd political economy in our people
to suffer any Of Of the children to grow
up il ignorance. L S. Ross.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
"rhs norAee.e ~ Z eeer,.n

FORT @QRgH, TEX, Oet 2, 1855.
A. Il. Richards ed &6e Co, sherman, Tex:
(5O) fifty gross OF CTS BANS Gail Tonic.
NfoursSruly,
~ II. a. WILLIAMS & Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

My dear boy, if y wifi smoke. try a
Grard Rspu Jl:SaCigxgfo CT Buff; the
p;ice is ressons blk4Hd the guilty coed.
Sold by all fl st sa1a eealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

/ all kinds au&Hegrses Of tpTs'Ds Salvation
Oh, with rest, wtsIafec. speedy cure.
OF 81 coz. co Emsfnan population. It ia said
one thir usgshx: Buffs C0us n Syrao.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
AUSTIN, TEX, O5t. rs.

BE new series
CT D!ds for in
proviI e the CAP
ttol grounds,
were opened by
the Furnishing
board to = day,
and ware as fol-
Lows: Lang &
Co. Of Dallas,
S33,500; Flume
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Ths T,nessssGF{n the Wsss
A 'desEeegun store,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

atts mptsd Assassination OF ths Twelve
Year Cd Son CT GrsJ.on Cou1Iy
Farmer.
fo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
BEER AND DIGESTION
What DIR. Hare, of the University OF
Pennsylvania, Says About IL.

n II. A. rraro. demons ra,or ~ experimental
therapeutics and in,truc,orin nEyslcai iA<aosis
In The Tn versly Of pen nlylyai o, says he physi-
cisn Il frequently puzzle iwbef p-escr.5iHs fjf a
oolvaiesceat a. 70 which sloos' c beverage Of =
mild and pleasant character DE- can rocommend
wih tho loas. fear ~ lpscu rr ths stomach.
The writer has, therefore. AZ mptod 20 decade
Tits question.
Before p,ss.ng 70 q direct -onrieratlon ~ 10
N ethods employed and 100 results obtained 10 -
necessary that few plysloio .icai ant thera9end.
Cal points be brought forward. Every one knOFs
taat alcoaol fetards digestion IN the tes tube, boz
aids 70 In the stomach AL while these faots N-en
somewhat paradosioal they a.. in reality, yer
iecsly loshai, for The i1iiowins Iealoas
In the tssi-tube Va h.ve n SVEN q1anutY ~
digestive aald on wh ch tlc slo'hol may at ari
40 CAM s have any Increase ID the quantity 2
that auid. because e IS sirroan1od hy glass a.is
In the stomach the al-cs iacts quite as much -
.he digestive fCrnent q lo,s on TIE torfflte.
Autit also by the preesn.e OF tha. visus. et-',es
che gastric glands Is such an exie1t that an es,s
NJ gastric Juice issocre,sd ~ ncent % cooncfhl.
hnce any ausldlgestve iudceucet ID o,he-
words the action OF the eplF. on The living trls
is greater than les action - TIE dt,~ty, feraDafk
Theoretically, alcohol should never De- n.el IA
indigestion or ln conditions cf gastric weak1er:
practically. every phv-lcan Of experience oreil.
cation gives alcohol urisr jlsl these crrla.
staucrs and, very properly. to-, s.yss tlo stronger
alcoholic nref,ar.i' o1s inUeti rlthe w,akr- "a
typhoid fever we give brandy or whisky .n 80
first stages almost solely for ths flrgo.o 81 in-
crsasing digestion.
u IS also known. ~ those ioferc.'ri in slrh
matters In the profession. that iecr aids dila-. -
bit ut,ls. or AZ siL ty1r ans D. ltte'1lol eros
that constituent Is pre.er. IN SD 'iil,.i f1-4 ant
ir r,ch small Qra1G'yita 20 &c ..n r.0.ra.i 81.
gcs,on o. any etfcrt ~ aching tfe c.4tfof ia
stomach nor re'arl 90 by ineaer lHe tned'-e.tIys
anid. u should not b. D. suite tlat vn.ls aii al.
cchollc fluids tAeo--fi caliy retar gI.fr'. ne
that beer does 50 muca Ieas than ors.lf Ir '.Ar
owing to s. small a '1n, ofaic .oi. ari aa... a,
has already been shown this .t ~ '.- 'i.s
against IT'S pra, Seal rsn. lt ths pa nv ~-rs fy
the carbonic acid nrd hi'tar pEi ell' .fl.. ..er
which stimulate. excite and act as l..- f...i "a
the gestrc glands.
Beers % DO whoicgnme, shout. fier. re. r1r.
tain clrboulc aci aat Mt.er ,-.Hr fn4a.r
degree TIE alcohol taking r...t a.f l..
mos. useless role so Gar "a ilCe.i 0r ...ce.r.t
Tosn," mp TIE r.-H,8of thc'e .,.l 90
Gni that the beers examined va i'rf rat.n
a. much az l'iyn'ne minutes, 90 .n et..t
bea-s DO not rctirl a. -est1nir IN
ihesiomach. that Others such o.
in the frsl part oftle tablet i' ...
terially.
Thus I'm ,he csso 81 tho HFR FrH p r.rL
nREWiSG COMPANY Tba tea. ..l. e
moi, "a that even 20 The tes' tube '3 a'.-.ss l..y
In gastric digestion equalei but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

In an article in the hGg0zine Of Dirt
on Christe's auction sales of paintings
in London it is said that the sales of this
house alone have for a number of years
averaged 81, 5O0,0 900, while in 1882, when
they sold the famous Hamilton collec-
ton, the total reached double this
amount.
People Of taste here have no money
TO buy pictures; people with money
have no brains to enjoy pictures. This
is the unwelcome remark to aninter-
viewer of Mr. Emil Carlson, director of
the School OF Design in san Francisco,
who is about TO shake the dust of the
Pacific Slope from his feet
Mr.. Charles CoverIey will model his
Burns for Washington Park. Albany,
seated book in band on boulder. He
carries his Highland bonnet III the left
hand. The face viii follow the portrait
by Nasmyth, and the sculptor vail be
guided by cast from the skull OF the
poet.
In the manuscript journal OF Jan de
Witt. n Dutchman, who visited London
in 1896, most interesting sketches of
theatres and other public buildings
of the city in Shakespeare's time have
been found. He reported that London
then had four theatres, and drew pic
ture Of the interior OF one of them. The
manuscript exists in the Royal Library
at Berlin.
In 1879 one half the plates declared
by the London Print-selIers' Association
were mczzotints. In 1856 the proper
ton had fallen TO one fifth. The at
tempts OF Nh. Haden and others to re-
vive mezZotint engraving in England
have met with slight success, and no
large results can be looked for. Even
the old mezzOtlnts are becoming COM
paritiyely rare in the shops, sign of
their limited interest.
The Greek Minister of Public lnstruc-
ton has determined to establish new
local museum at Tripolis in the Pelopon-
nesus, to receive the antiquities fond ut
Teges and Mantinea as well As in the
rest OF Arcadia. Local museums now
exist, independently OF the Athenian
ones, at the Pireus, Thehcs, Sparta,
Olympia, Corfu, and at syria.
The decision TO erect Irrational mu-
scum of Switzerland is likely to call
forth a lively competition among saw
eral OF the principal swiss towns. Bale
has offered for site Its Franciscan
church, and is ready to contribute its
collection ofmediieysl antiquities The
towns Of Berne and Lucerne are also ex-
pected to make offers, and n movement to
the same effect has just sprung up at Zu-
rich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
r~ryp,---sr-- 2 q l-,--7..-ss-.zy,.sal
*
sf~.&tE-,ksl. s-s%i1ssia
ss.sEz.ssrIrlEEs.-sf MkR6 --Aa.sss-s----i- -'-''1
lilo MeFeury,
TO Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

1t Is Natures Remedy. made exclusively
from Roots and Herbs.
It isperfectly Harmless.
1t is tho only remedy known to tho world
that has ever yet Cured contagious Flood
POISON in al rs stages.
II cures Mercurial Rheumatism, Cancer,
scrofula, and other blood diseases heretofore
considered incurablc. It cures any disease
caused from impure blood. It is now pre-
scribcd BY thousands OF the best physicians
IN the United States. rs tonic. We append
the statement Of few:
"Ihave used S. 3. s. on patients convalesc.
Ing from fever and from neasles win tAe
best results. j. y, CHENEY, d. D. q,
Elayiile, Co"
pRryFv. GA-Wlllie White was afflicted
with scrofuia seven years. prescribed ). 5.
S. aud today he Is a tat a ~ 6oonst BOY. ~
RfrHnovp. Va, Dec IS. ISL have taken
three bottles Of Swift's Specific Tor secondary
blood poison. II acts much better than pot
B. r. WINFIELD. a. D.,
Formerly Of Sussex Co., Va.
DR.. Z. ]. HNB. the wei known druggist
fnd physician. ~ Nashville Howard County,
Ark writes: " Having some knowledge as 20
y nat s. s. 8. Is composed Of can safely
recommend It a. the remedy for all SKIN dis.
ea5cs Il matters not what TIC name may BE-
We have q book giving a history Of this
wonderful remedy, and It's cures, from all
over the world, which viii convince you that
nll we E.y i true, aud which We VIII nal
free on application. No family should 30
without H. We have smother on Contagious
Blood P9ison, ssnt on same terms.
Write " "A history " your case, and our
physician VIII advise ith you by letter IN
1tr.cfcst confidence. We WILL not deSe,i9
you knowingly.
For sale by al druggist.
THK SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
New YORK. 10 Broadway.
London, ing, ~ 51gW I'LL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

pccasion.
fCSicago Tribune.I

lkLt'EAV fAtbfH"fi
"Sjmonides, you are sneak"
II was the young mans father who
spoke.
"'wheu I was of your age, Simon
ides." he continued, 81 had too good
sense and too much spunk TO. dance at
tendance on young woman for three or
four years without coming to the point
and saying what meant by my atten-
tons II had not, Simonides, you
would still have been in the future tense,
rs il we're, sir.
The youth covered under the search
ing gaze OF his father. The rebuke was
deserved. Simonides Whacker could
not deny it. He spoke submissively
"What would you have me do, Sir y
"Act like q man. Go straight b the
Girl and tell her you want her. Don I
beat around the bush any longer. II
she accepts you, I'll set you mp IN bust
ness. II she does not, you will be free
to seek some one else. ="
AIiantha," began the young man,
somewhat huskily, care the folks all
well ?"
"Ouite well, Mr.. Whacker, thank
you" ;,
81 have come this evening. Aliantha, "
he resumed, heroicaly, "to-to-to
bring back this volume Of Dante / got OF
Won last evening -"
"Why, you haven't finished it already,
Mr.. Whacker?"
"And to say that THAT Like
that like Dante first rate.
"Dante is SO SOULFUL" said Aliantha
softly.
He's immense" assented Simonides,
heartily, "and, speaking OF Dante, /
er-"
"Yes."
"There isn't poet of modern times,
in my opinion, that is knee-high to
Dante"
Except Tennyson, murmurcd the
beautiful girl.
"Of course, except Tennyson. And
speaking OF Tennyson, Aliantha, Ter
-"
eyes"
"Will you let me make you present
of volume some time, with the inscrip-
ton on the fy-leaf, To NY"
"Well ?"
"'To my wife Aliantha'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
tBURKEvlLLE TRAIN EXTENDED TO
UORK-RIvER LINE yA WEST
Il POINT
DAILY ExcRpr SUNDAY.

Tho fayorlte route to baltimore Thestssmsrs
on this LIE are models u beauty elegance. Ant
comfort Leave Richmond '3-So aag 81 Y. NJ:
arrive al Baltimore SD A. n. lesYe Bals-
mora al 5 Y. NJ; arrive at Richmond &so ani
1910 A A.
fare Kichmond to Bsltimors Firstclsss.a
second class. fi3l
1he York River line affords superior advan-
tages W business moa In enabling them 10
lesyo Richmond near the close q tho d.y's
trSnsactioas aud arrive ~ Baltimore early ne1.
morning. after having enjoyed . delightful
nights rest, free from tns duet ssd noise OF rail-
war travel
leave kichmont d9enty-thlrd
street depoa ..........- ,s.......s - A. "
Arrive Richmond ffwenty-thsrd
Street depot ....................... ff5f. "
Daily tDally except sunday.
Depot and slckeLofncs; Foot vfginia street
up-t3wa once Corner loutA and Nsln szsrtA
JAS. l. TAtLok
General Passenger AsSa-
US. POTTS,
Division Passenger Axens
RicAmoAd Va
sol. HAAS. Trnfsc HAnsxsr.
rRYfoN RANDOLPH aenarA AanA<>x
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

Captain Parr OF Oconee, Ga. tells us
of case OF petrifaction found near the
bridge at the Appalachee river. lie says
it is the most perfect specimen he ever
saw, being very hard and of granite
form. The substance petrifed was the
body of tree. He says the ringlets OF
the tree can be clearly dIscerned, also
the heart and sap of the tree. Mr.. Parr
speaks OF sending it to the National Mu-
scum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATs.-v,u-

' COMPANY. for Old Point. Nor A&k@~3}t-
folk, Portsmouth,. Newport News. Ciaremont
and Jamen-rivcr landings direct, by elegant sa-
lOoo-steaIner ARIEL, leaving hicnmOnd Efhkf
MONDAY. WE'D NESDAY. aud FRIDAY at7 A..
VI. street-carD connect
Connections a. Old Point closely with all lines
for northern critics same afternoon; also 90 Nor
foik for Eastern North Carolina, the South. aud
Virginia Beach James river by daylight Great
tourist Tine. Cheapest rou5e.
through tickets GA steamer and ~ CARRIERS
Agency, 1907 Naiu street BeggeEs checked
through. StHta-rooms engaged for day or night
Freight received daily fog NorfOls, Ports
mouth, ord Point, Wav0rlF. hicksford. Va. and
al points Ia kastern North Carolina, Eastern
river, at lowest rafes, and through bills issued.
LuCiEN y. rATUM. fice-President.
Ma. ili7 Ma!n street aud aockests.
Irwin WElssdsK. Errigns ana Passenger Agent
icS0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

"Thst louncing on your gown, my dear,
Suggests ~ one respect
Tho neither lying latitude
Thai Pluto 4OtA inject"
"How 80! ?" she quoried tempting thus
His follv's further flow.
Whnc smiiingly The answer came,
"Bccause It's iurDeloW."
"Pat, me by, phats the tonne o
day p
"Faix, Oi was thinkin' that same me-
silf, Pat, but Oh see he doesn't
"NIrs. Queerwrinkle, what do you
think Of our new neighbor, Mrs. OIson.
Isn't she, TO your notion, rather III
zdrrc ?"
"Bazaar? ] should say so; | never
met her on dress parade yet that she
didn't remind me OF an old-clothes en-
porium 2"
"Mr Depue, didn't understand you
to say some time ago that you were an
advocate Of the doctrine that the Office
should seek the man and not the man the
Office ?"
Eyes, sir that was and is my princi-
pie"
Glow does it happen then that you
were both so contiguous and conspicuous
at Chicano?"
"Purely matter Of accommodation,
nv dear sir. thought that if the Office
should happen to be looking for me it
would be an act OF civiity on my part to
he right where it could find me easily"
"Nr. Ocre, wish you would send
man up to pant my dining-room
ceiling"
"All right, Mrs. Punk. presume it
will have to be sized first though, won't
it?"
"Oh, I've looked out for that. 1
imagined you'd want to know the size,
so ] measured it myself. It's Just four
teen by eighteen.
"Haye You ever noticed, Fluffy, what
a gruff voice a ses-captain has a"
"They do seem to be unanimously
hoarse, that's fact, >"
"Hoarse, yes that's the word. AS il
they'd taken a cold and it had become
chronic"
Exactly; but then, though ship
captain generally has hoarse voice, the
ship has a hawser."
severe there any eminent men at the
dinner of the Recherche Club last eve
ning?"
4" Were there? Why, the event just
bulged with eminence. There were Jac&
Dempsey and Joe Vannon, Arson,
Kelly, and Clarkson; O'Connor, the in
imitable tragedian, Muldoon and Veurs,
and l believe Crowley, the Central Park
autocrat.
"But were there none there famous in
war, literature, or statecraft?
"Oh, l believe there was a man there
by the name of Sherman that was IN the
Mexican war. and chap by the name
OF Bancroft that wrote school geography
or something of thatsort, end few SUI
preme Court judges and senators, but the
papers didn't make any special mention
Of them"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Lemon Elixir.
A pIRAeANT LEMON DRINK


Lemon Elixir Is prepared from the fresh Juice
OF Lemons. com bined with other vegetable liver
tonics, ,:athartc. aromatic stimulants and blood
purifiers.
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold by
druggists generally.
Prepared by II. MOTLEY, VI. d., Atlanta, Ga.
For Diliouspess and constipation take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take Lemon
Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleeplessnoss andneryousness take Lemon
Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility take Lemon
Elixir.
For fevers. malaria, and chllls take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir win not fail you in any OF tie
aboye-namsf diseases. all Of which arise from
q torpid or diseased liver
EDITORIAL
have tried Dr. Mozleys Lemon Elixir, and
and it all that it il represented 10 be.
4. T.. LIrTLEFTkLD,
Jesup ga sentinel
From the Galveston ChrisiiGn Adp0edte:
Dr. MoZley's Lemon Elixir has deseryedly
gained wide reputation IN the nslarial dis
tricts OF Texas, and has proved 3 blessing in
many households In the state j. l1-su3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
AConnns,rnsn.

They wero AT the wili-b0ast show
When no asked her, +" Do yol know
Why that camel over y0nder IN the cage
Il like n parsgrapherf"
She thought BIO meant 10 chan her,
And she merely kept her silence and looked sage
"That camel over yonder."
he continued A. he cOnned nor,
as Ike paragraphcr. you'll agree
because land here be gleglod.
While his thumhs he triried and wsgglcd--
"Iies such funny column, don't You saefn
FsJshp, / Ruess We viii have TO send
our boy, Willie, 10 the country for the
summer. The doctor was here to day
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Schedule Ia Efiect
June q. lS3a


CONNECTIONS
Train No. % connects daily except sunday
at keysVihs for Chase CITY Clarksvili5. s9i
oxford. AZ GrosasborO Zoe Durham. Raleigh,
sFlem. and Winston, aud ali points on Norm
Carollna Division.
Train No. % connects daily az GrsensoOrp
for salem, lnston, Raleigh, G0ldsDOro. and
Morehead City. az Salisbury for Ashenlie. hos
Springs, aud all points Ia Western North Caro-.
lima; az ChariOtts with Charlotte, Columbia aud
Augusta railroad for Columbia Augusta, AIKEN,
Chs1eslen. savannah. Thomasville. Ca, JscS-
sonYille. ami Otnsr Florida pOinis. also. with
Carolins Central railroad for Wilmington
Trans from tho south arrive al Richmond
. A. n. ana $50 z.
y lKAfA EAVEADhD Il
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Father, exclaimed Simonides, with
the feverishly commercial eagerness Of a
young man who feels that he has lost
about three good years, 81 shall be
ready to so into business week after
next
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