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CENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW sERIRsi NEW srRIns,

This association has alwavs been sarefuiiv
menhSed, Ana fs now one OF the most sue
the city. IN
Six per cent: interest allowed 10 withar,v-
ing ,h,L shs,areholders. Money for sale at each
4 new series OF 300 shares OF stock 4. now
onerea for sale at tl per share.
PERSONS desiring TO Join . reliable Loan As
ISOLATION will do wen TO examine into ne
merits OF this association. Secure shares Al
sa.,s. onse anq s,range 70 buy home on easy
CHARLES N. TRUMP, Prestdent.
MILL AN u. HAWKINS, Secretary,
omee. NO. va Market street. ms fmeod
SPhOIAL NOTICE.
- TO FARMERS 4 BUrUHERS,
fOk SALE-Tha capital bt ,of in the
WashinRto ton street Market House 90. lth
and WAshingtou streets. Purohaters Of u
stock are entitled TO ohoieo OF ltalIs aocord.
lug 70 the amount OF stock subIofibed for.
Also stable room for horse and wagon in the
oasemo oht, wlrtch is 10 be 1tted up for the
use OF farmars and these away from the
market For full particulars cali at ofico Of
PHILIP R.CLARK h Co, s24 Mark OF street.
J. J. tIHRoR No. o West h street. or
GEO. n 1owRsBED, ol4 Market ST up.tf
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NuT1OE-THE DELAWARE LOAN
~ Association now of1ers q new series Of
stOcE TOT sale; hfst payment on or be ieTe
may let ALLEN SmI Til, Pres.
GHo. y. MARIs. Sec, al2 eod.im
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Mustang Liniment.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LISIMrSr conquers sPAyIss.
SCRATCHES and STRAINS in HORSES and MULES.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

NOTlCE-THEJ j. A. CKANSTON co.
~ 10y ing street have now on sale, fer
cemetery lots, roses. and all kinds Of flowers
making qulcE growth. Bone a special prepa
ration for chickens. AGENTS wanted. al5- I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

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Res Ha,.

NE .Ss.ALs-ssUup BUII,inso
,eelversd at kAst I,nts LING
= Tr.m ward ct reaso nahls rAfk 4
MILEY, OaroFoft p a. Pness.
~ ~ I'm ason work dons DeL
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

"AhTED--A HALt'eRUh III
wv at l22l West street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al ~ n
w Ind Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

'ok sALE-sEvEN Roo,,
bargain. Reason for sell liis.snliurs II 4
AiT-eod-lmt soa ~ y. GIBS
w West Tenth I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11

The American Grocer revie US the pro
vision aad grocery trade for the yeal
1887 In the grocery line the tt DdeDcy o.
prices has been upward. The consump-
ton of sugar has been slightly ahead q
II at in 1886 The speculation in coffee
and the high prices Of the year have re-
suited in decrease IN consumption OF
about $50, 900 bags. The consumption ei
tea has increased about 10 per cent. ovel
1886. The formation of the sugar trus,
has not thus far seemed TO Exert an iuflu-
enee on prices prejudicial 20 consumers,
although there has been slight increase
in the price and the consumption. Pass
ing over many articles, 1t is stated thai
the higher prices for corn have increased
The cost of sailed meats, made more ex.
pensive ut the sesboa!d by reason OF
higher rates of trans p )rtation; both sTti
CT are under specu alive control. Fresh
meats and poultry have not averaged any
higher than in 1856. The average cost OF
butter was less 10 1887 than In 1886, while
eggs and cheese cos III IRE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
France.
AN OFFICIAL DENIAL.

PARIS, Jan. 10.-Journal des Debats
officially denies that NJ. Carnot has in
structed M. Herbette, French embsssa
dor st Berlin, to inform the Emperor
William that as long as he remained
President there would De no war.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE
PARIS, Jan. 10-The Chambers reas
semb!ed to-day. III. Pierre Blanc, senior
member, acted ss president OF the Cham
DER of Deputies at the opening Of the
session. In MS address he expressed the
hope int the session would be
fruitful of legislative results. He ap-
pealed flor the union OF the Republican
groups il order to Affect reforms and
show foreigners united France. Th.
balloting for President resulted in the re-
election of FicQaet-25S to 80.
In the SeDSle, N, Csrnot, father Of
President Carnot, senior member,
took the Presidents chair. H
said The Congress OF the Senate and
Deputies manifested By its recent choice
of President desire for peace st homt
and abroad, and respect for the laws. a
change CT the highest ffic!al of the state
nsd been effected SO easily it should in
spiIe corh1 ence in the future Of the
nation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
RUSSIA'S RULER.
4 Plot Against the Gar Has Been Dis
covered I'm Which several army
Officers Are Implicated
The Pope Ropes for tho r. stoTation of
Harmony Among the ID. ifarent Parts
ef The United Kingdom
Russia
4 PLOT AGAIosT THE CAR.

VIENNA, Jan 10.-Tbe Allegmeine
ZeituDg says it has received information
from e reliable source in ST. Petersburg,
that plot against the Gar has been dis
covered, and numerous persons, incud-
ing several army Off GERS, have been ar
rested on the charge Of being Implicated
in 1t.
UNUSUAL MAGNITUDE.
BERLIN, Jan. 10 Private dispatches
from Warsaw says the conspiracy against
the Gar mad center in st. Petersburg and
that il was Of unusual magnitude as re-
CARDS both numner snd the position Of
the persons implicated.
MOVEMENTS CHANGED.
ST. PETERS BURG, jan. 10 Arrange
ments for the movement If court have
been .ltered. The imperisl family will
MAKE q shorter stay st s.. Petersburg
tran intended. The Car and family
will come here Thursday, hold tie
customary New Years reception
on Friday and Immediately
return to the pslace at Gatschina. The
court ball has been abandoned. All these
charges are due TO the discovery q
another plot against the life of the Can.
A large number OF persons have been
arrested here for participation in the plot,
among them several officers OF the army
just srrived in st. Petersburg from the
provinces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11

is L. A. Furlong OF Illinois. He Is ap-
parent aoont foriy-fve years old, at
least six feet in height, straight as an
arrow, with heavy black moust&ehe
slightly tinged with grey, dark brown
eyes and high forehead. He refuses to
talk to anybody, though when certain
questions are propounded to him he will
answer by O nod or shake of the head.
He insists upon maintaining 8 kneeling
posture as II in the act Of constantly
praying and is often heard to utter in
Coherent sentences when ne thinks no
one hears him. he had but few
dollars when arrested last night,
out he is splendidly dressed,
his linen being spotlessly clean. He is
either insane, and 10 that condition wan.
dered eff from home, thus furnishing an
other case Of the disappearance Of
prominent citizen, or WAS drugged and
robbed while on the road between this
city and New Orleans. Quite q number
OF people here who have seen him think
they recognize in him the chief detective
OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
Dssp water and immigration.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 10,-At citi-
zens' Meeting at the Cotton Ex-
chang to-day TO consider the
Immigration movement and the
deep water project Chairman vii is
of the former deep water meeting au.
nouuced the membership of the standing
committee on deep water. as follows
W. z. Ballinger, W. L Moody. r G.
Lowe, George Seely, Harris Kempnfr,
Walter Gresham, and K. S. Willis
This committee Will hold an early
meeting, and Immediately begin work on
a line with the resolution adopted at the
Dallas immigration convention to the
effect that the government should C IN
centrste It's Texas appropriations until
deep water is obtained at some one point.
OF course the committee are OF the Juan.
imous opinion that Galveston Is the port
upon which the appropriations should
first be concentrated. It is probable that
the committee will visit Washington dur
ing the present session OF Congress. 1t
is very strong committee in Its make
up, snd combines great deal of shrewd
ness and brains with moDied influence
and gas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
A STRANGE CASE.
A Peculiar Character Put OFF The Cars at
San Antcnfo,

Peculiar Character Put OFF The Cars at
San Antonio,
Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx Jan. 1o.-There is
now at police headquarters avery strange
kind of man. When the South Pacific
train from New Orleans reached San An
tonic Sunday at noon the conductor put
a man Of at the depot who had through
ticket to San Francisco, and telephoned
the police thst the man was so sick that
it was dangerous for him to travel fur
Their. The case Was reported to Mayor
Callahan, who &C vised that the man br
sent to the hospital, which ives done. Dr..
Braunnsgel yesterday morning decided
the stranger was not In need OF medical
attendance ant he WAS conse quentiy dis
charged from the hospital. He wandered
into the Central holel Cffice yesterday
sitsrnoon and acted SO strangely
that the clerk called on the police
to take him away and accordingly Officer
Brown conveyed him to the police head
quarters where he now Is. From papers
on his person it is learned that his name
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
TRAFFIC INTERRUPTED.
This Reading Railroad Is Hauling Very
Few Cars Of Coal from the Coal
Regions.
4 Private mining Company Reaches an
Agreement with Its Employes-A Mum.
beg of Thread Operatives Strike,
NOT MITCH COAL wovINc

READING, Pa. Jan, 1O.-Slnce late last
night only about 125 loaded coal cars
came through from the coal regions to
this city. Il all came from Individual
collieries. More than one hundred
engines engaged in the coal carrying
trade were housed to-day at different
points. The compsny's extensive yard In
this city wears holiday appearance.
REACHED An AGREEMENT.
SHoMoKIN, PA jan. l0.-The Enter
prise Coal Company and it's miners have
reached an agreement. The miners will
receive per cent. advance and the COM
psny agrees to use the Pennsylvania rail
road engines in hauling the coal 80 that
nOn-union men will not handle the pro-
duct.
THREAD MAKERS STRIKE.
NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 10 Two hundred
and fifty operatives in the Clark o. n. T.
Thread Works struck this morning against
an alleged tyrannical superintendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
@Adv,so ,,qsast.
Cranberriss, SEreDbsrries.
JUSTICE DEFEATED.

THIS Hanging OF Georgia Moonshiner 8
Sham. -
GAINESVILLE, GA Jan. 10 Yesterday
gentleman from Towns county, gsse
positive assurance that the hanging OF
Tillman G. Justice was sham, that his
body was quickly cut down and resusci-
tated, and that dCz9n men in Hiwasse
have conversed with MIN since November
I9, when he was supposed to have been
hanged. Justice was an illicit distiler in
Towns county. John Goddard, retired
lawyer sged seventy-two. was suspected
of giving the revenue officisls information
concerning moonshiners, and for this
reason he was shot dead by Justice. The
place Of execution was remote from civil
z.tlon, surrounded by JUSTICES friends,
and therefore It would be an easy matter
for friendly officers to save friend. The
editor of the Daglonega Signal is author
ity for the state ment that Justice WAS still
breathing when he was cut down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
Sixteen Gents per Day.
Boston SC0Inala
IA n1oafiouc

The Herald questions whether "the
psuper labor of Europe" can be much
lower than the rates paid for making
cheap "ready made" clothing 10 New
York. The LITER are, indeed. frighttuliy
low, but they are worse in London. Wo-
men at the east end Of London get two
and one quarter pence, or less than 8
cents per pair, for making heavy trousers,
each OF which is lined, finished and hot
pressed. with two pockets and seventeen
large buttons. They make sacks at the
rate OF cent each, and 1t Is hard day
work to make sixteen. They make paint
ers' jackets, with pockets, buttonholes
and all complete, for 81 cents each, and
it Is hard two days work to make three
OF them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
IItaly,
THE PoPE's PRAYER.

ROME, Jan. 10.-The Pope to-day re-
ceived the Irish pilgrims who were pre-
scented by the Duke Of Norfolk. The
Pope replying to an address presented to
him by the pilgrims SAID ne felt grateful
for the interest Queen Victoria took in
her Catholic subjects and prayed for her
prosperity with that OF her nation whom
he loved and admired. He hoped for the
restoration OF peace between the dlff-r-
ent parts of the kingdom, and ihst the
Irritating questions which now divide IL
would be settled and reason and equity
take their places
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11

Home Notes.
I'M. Fleming of the Texas and Pacific
VAS in Fort Worth yesterday.
j. 4. Taylor, with the Fort Worth and
Rio Grande, was in Fort Worth yester-
DAY.
TIL. Conney, trslnnaster on the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe, spent yesterday
IN Fort Worth.
A. S. Douglas, master mechsnic Of the
Tex4s and Pacific shops at Big Syringe,
was in Fort Worth yesterday.
80
W j. Csrnohsp, general roadmaster Of
the Rio Grande division of the Texas and
Pacific, was in Fort Worth yesterday.
go
III. Harris, one OF The engineers Of the
. Missouri Pacific, in charge Of the work
on the Hillsboro extension, was IN Fort
Worth yesterday.
80
Agent Clemous of the Texas and Pa
CHIC has had good substantial crossing
put in ever the reservation connecting
is great Improvement.
Captsin S. T. Judy, superintendent of
che Rio Graude division of the Texas ana
Pacific, wss il the city yesterday 40 d
reports business very heavy on his fdiVi.
sion, so heavy, in fact, that he has had TO
call 10 his assistance three crews from
the eastern division 10 help moYss1e
loaded cars. There were over 400 csrs
waiting 10 be moved yesterday, leS OF
them cattle. Westward the star 81 en-
pire takes its W8y. -
Chief E Engineer f, Z. Bissell Of the
Fort Wcrta ard Denver, was in the cisy
last night, and ssy5 that unless Provi-
deuce prevents, The track of the Fort
Worth and Denver will be laid
to the state line, 453 miles from
Fort Worth, by Saturday night.
Prom the state line TO TriDidsd 8 1856
miles, of which some twenty miles is laid
this side of TrlniGad. Contractor Carey
and his men will continue on into Mexico
and ley track at the rate Of two TO two
and q quarter miles per psy, IN fact,
the men will not know when
New Mexico Territory is reached,
The telegraph line is built to the track
LAYERS camp, and The word received last
night was that $500 feet of track had
gone down from 10 o'clock p. N. The
FoIt Worth and Denver Company is now
operating the road TO Clarendon and the
other I65 miles is being operated by the
Panhandle Construction Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
Boom at Disco,

Special to the G2zetteo
CISCO, TEX, Jan. 10.-Some real estate
is changing hands in this county and our
people are looking for regular boom.
The recent free and SHOWS have put
the ground in fine condition for q crop
Several fsrms were sold in the western
portion Of this county the last OF last
week. They are all 70 be settled al
once. Captain 6. W. Pierce sold to C..
Fl. Fee this morning a vacant lot on
avenue D, adjoining his store house, for
a good round price. Mr.. Fee will erect a
business house On it at once, and Captain
Pierce will improve other property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
Returned from California,

Specta- to the Gazette,
TERRELL, Tex, Jan. l0.-About two
months ago several families from Camp
BELLS Ridge neighborhood, seven miles
north Of Terrell, bundled up their effects
and started for Washington territory,
gong via San Ffancisco, Cal. Our peo-
pie were surprised to learn that Sunday
morning some Of the company returned to
Terrell and are row very well contented
with Texas and Kaufman county, having
on their return looked over California.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
England.
STURGEON BONE.

LONDON, Jan. l0.-Sx thousand
persons crowded the tabernacle to-
day to welcome Sturgeon home and join
him in celebrating the publication Of his
1000 b sermon.
Smith and Kllrain spared three rounds
in the Westminster Aquarium tonight.
Each announced his willingness to meet
sullivan providing the latter should de-
feat Mitchell. The attendance was not
equal to that at Sullivan's exhibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
n Time TO Lesc.
Special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Jan. 10.-With the
prospects of two railroads at this place
in the near future, everything has an up
ward tendency and parties that are look
ing forward to this country had better
come st once. Lands and city property
are advancing and many pieces of real es-
tate that was On the market several weeks
ago are not now offered fer sale at any
price. Taylor county coyets more people,
and nc finer lands lay unturned than are
found here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
Burt, d at daIvsston.

GALVESTON, TEX Jan. 10.-The re-
mains OF Mrs. MaryJ. Mcclellan, wife OF
Peter McCl. Lisp, Jr OF Waco and daugh-
ter OF Unifed States District Judge SabiD,
arrived here this mornlDg fIom Waco and
were folloWet 10 The grave this afternoon
by q large number OF friends. The ce-
ceased w-s Miss Mollie Sabir, one of the
best known an most popular ladies of
this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11

Road to-day. T. A. Lister retires from
the Office of master Of transportation and
Fl. D. Milton accepts the vacated posi-
ton. Mr.. Lister goes to San Antonio to
accept situation and Mr.. Milton climbs
oae step higher In railway circles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
THREAD MAKERs STRIKE
IMMIGRATION.
Meetings y cid at Different Points in the
stste-rhe Ball Kept Viewing.
Meeting Called at BaIlinger.

Special to the Gazette.
BALLINGRR, TEX, Jan. 1O.-Our Couu-
ty immigration Society has called & joint
convention OF tie immigration societies
IT Brown, Coleman, Concho, Tom Green
and this county 30 meet here On Saturday
next for the purpose OF advertising Joint
ly the interest Of said counties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
rsxa. rrs f,io association.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10-The executive
committee of the Texas Traffic Associs-
ton convened at he Windsor hotel to-
day. They will be in session three daya
and will CONSIDER q revision OF thropgh
rates. They Will not touch local rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11

On Jenny L'Dd's cCfin was placed by
Mr.. Goldscbmidt 8 wreath Of myrtle
made from tree planted years sgo by
the great singer herself, In the shape of 8
tiny twig plucked from her wedding
wreath.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
stOopsornp {, o. Gan b. Cured"

Dr.J. s. Conbs, 8syiIle, OHIO. says: 81
ksy give cotss 5nfsion Of God Liv Z. Oh
wlsa Hyeophosg TO four .Sprts witA|et
.&dy. ii pssrA he2 8tary cas- - L ra:Asse., 9
liz the sest. Hqassi thin d ssts que mt
have insfea.cdln eigot from 4sso Is lbs, and
are not now needing any medicine" AZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
The Rock Island,

Inc hOCk lS7AnQ surveyors are now II
Texas and are still coming In the direc-
ton of Wichita Falls. The corps viii
perhaps pitch their tents to-morro "
night in the neighborhood of D. s. Hook
ef's house at Charley. Three or four pre-,
llminary lines were run on this side Of
river as early as Monday but the location
on this side has not yet been made. a
considerable delay has been occasion ed
ia taking sounding Of Red river and de.
terminiDg the best location for q bridge
When this is flushed the work will
move rapidly up through the Big
Wichita valley to Wichita Falls. The
route from here to Charley Is as smooth
and level as could be wished and 1t will
take but few days for the engineers to
reach this city after they once get through
with the bridge. The next move to be
made after leaving the camp at Hooker e
will be 10 Wichita Falls, where an Office
will be opened and where headquarters
for the corps will be established. Where
he Fosd will 60 from here south is not
known. 1t will probably go to Cisco, 1t
may 60 to Jscksboro, or is might proceed
in the direction of Abilene Wichita
Falls Herald.
Frisco Surveys.
The Frisco engineering corps, that
have been working in and through our
county sirce August with headquarters at
Mobeetie, left US last Sunday for their
homes-disbanded There have been
four parties in the field On this grest
work-one between Sepulpa and Fort
Reno, T., one from Fort Reno west,
and one each way from Mobeetie; all
under the supervision of F. w. Bond.
They have completed the work set
them for the season, and there is
now steked good and feasible lire
from Sepulps in the territory to
the S 1uthern Kansas Road IN Carson
county, and accurate maps and protlIes OF
the country have gone into the main
offices at St. Louis. Through Wheeler
county there are two lines staked, one
following the high divide between !he
Sweetwater and the Washita river and
out to the plaius by the head OF Gageby
creek, the other coming up the Sweetwa-
ter valley by Mobeetie. Mr.. Chase, un-
der whose Immediate supervision the di-
vide line was run, says it offers much the
BEST profile, but the valley route is by NO
means impracticable, the difference being
mainly in estimated maintenance of way
after the road shall have been constructed
As matter of fact, we know that the
"ridge route" traverses about ninety
miles between drinks as 10 either "natu-
raj" or cheap water in it's immediate
vicinity, and is the longest by several
miles. We also know, whatever the pro-
file may say, that ~ the alti'uoi1ous and
6r0uthY route the country trsvelsed in
the eastern part of our county and west
ern part of the territory will prove jim
dandy over which to construct a railroad,
while south of it the Sweetwater cuts
through the hills with an ample valley
free from overflow. And Mobeetie has
never yet had the least idea that with a
fair presentation OF the facts, and such
inducements as We can offer, the road is
TO miss our town.
The solourn Of the engineers amongst
Us has aoer very agreeable, anaw believe
The pleasure has been mutuA--C Texas
81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
THE RAILROADS.
NORTH BOUND,

The Fort Worth and Denver Now
Laying Track at the Rate of Two
and q Quarter Miles Per Day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11

The Texas and Psctflc Doing an Extrsor
binary Business West OF Fort
wortn-General News,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
Change on the Cotton Bolt,

Special TO the Gazette. g
TYLER, TEX, Jan. 10.-An importsnt
change takes place on the Cotton Belt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11

1t is said that the Florida orange crop
this season wilt not exceed zoe, coo boxes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11
PeaOs on Earth

Awaits that countless army Of martyrs, whose
ranks are oonstsntly recruitsdsfron the victims
Of nervousnest and nervons diseased The
ptice Of the boo1is Systematic course of Hos
te RS Stoma" n SRistefs. the finest and mcst
genial OF toni ners3aes, pursued with reason
aoie persisie C. sier. D easanter and fer
this Inaa to swasa iAe victualling depar ment
WI peeu Dc sf7nfcs JAlcOh lie or the reverse
beet exGfaclssner, e fapds, narcotics, sed .tIves
aud polsolgfn Disguise Tired Natures sy e.
ssstorer. Guy sleep, - the provid. ntlal re.
chise beng usually the cazseqnences OF sound
oil estionand increa ed IE4SA he great s;cm-
schic which insures bJth is pyoaUctive also of
IT pose az the required time. No unre freshed
awake"s he Individual who us es ft but vigor-
gu clear headed and tranquil Use the Bit, rs
also In fever and asue, rheumatism, Kidney
troubles, Consultation and bi iousness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-11

4 EAU3lKNER, Gan Pass agent s1onsICs
e. ROBINS, r. A.. Fort Worth.
P. a. MILLER. Depot Ticket Agent.
a. 7. MCOORD, City Ticket Agent.