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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
7HE WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS -rOR 2f HoURS
wAsHr.oroy Jan. 2. Fer New-Engapd. warmer
fair weather. followed by rain, light to rcsh southery
winds.
For Eastern Ns1-Ysrk. snow or rain. warmer hsnt 10
fresh seutherly winds, bece ming variable.
Fer astsrs Popns ylvania. New Isrsey a1d Deawars
fair weather followed BY RAIN warmer, light ~ fresh
Southery Winds
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COASTIyG. MUSi0AND WHIST AT LENOx.

CUASITNU, MUSIO- dNU " HIoI III H15@'V1k'
PITTsFELD, Jan. .lSpec'ab. people arc
now enjoying their winter carnival at Lenex There
are moro fifty OF them staying at Curtis HOTEL In
clndisg John 4. Parsons and family, Malcolm Graham
and guests George Baker aud wife, JshA r. Barnes ana
family, the Aspnwalis. FprRisses. schemmeraorns,
Bacons Havens and Barclays They occupy nearly the
whole OF It's o,e whore they have five parlsrs Tor
evening entertainments Iney indulge In game sup
psrs have musical and WHIST parties Ihsy give up each
dayto osastGS This morning there were fully nifty per-
csasng the ssePh leading to stsekbridge Tho
hill covered with smooth ice ard they make the half
ile from the sumuit to in less than ONO min
ute They use the dsuble ripper sled instead OF the
tsbsggau. One OF the double rippers carrying down
half dozen morning broke while going az the rate
OF pslo minute and threw It's occupants out npsh tue
sides teacs. All escaped serious inury sxceps
MIS-. Parsons who hurt IN the face This aternssh
a large par gene Sockbrfdge fer sleigh rido
aud secesd party have gone 10 Pitts1sid Iney WIZ
rama a several days befOrs RETURNING 10 Ncw-fsrk
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TO lid THE GOTHAM ART STUDENTS.

Absusat will be given the Gotham Art students 80,
American Art Association at It's galleries In r"sn' 49,
AZ q, thursday cveang January H. The piotufes ~ VIZ
es,,.y.s moro sn $50 In number will be on sxbpuen io
the evening and concert viii DO givsa In oa'er "
MING Muro o assistsd by Miss Minnie pilihey' soprAoo
of the METROPOLITAN Opera House, Mas Hannah "s."'s.
,exxo soprzno; Mss Busssl. eontrAlto' cIs"ehp
nooyrs baritone Mra W. II. Thoms pianist, sig Narfis'
auts, DAVID Bmbsrs violin and chsfiss rrs't sco'm
n,n,ss More than $50 well ksewn Adies snn M y.
uccsoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM PARSONS.

Boston, JAN civilian Parsons, one OF the eminent
lecturers of present time. died here yesterday Mr.
Parsons was bern at Clontarf. near Dublin. and was
membcr Of ancient family OF the Parsons at Parsen
town. the head Of bears the hereditary title Of the
Earl Of Rsss Tie was educated at Edinburgh Academy
and University Of Edinburgh, first bsconinS con
with the press He finally driftsd inte public
tional Rsfera movement He came to America In 1862
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Pest Once Nsstcc

Should lie read daily BY Interested, changes may
''fIs :aS r sous,rs. need 90. ,. specially
for dspach particular steamer. s.esp. .ssa
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ship schedam via Amsterdam Qetters must be directed
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ssp''e"'s HENRY G; PEARsor e'ssnas>nA 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03

TRlBUsx OFFICE, Jan. 81 = m.-Csudiusss, proceed
al BIZ light rain before dawn Magcred until af.srnssa
and then slowly broke away Tho temperature ranged
between So and 2s' the average t35is' being 2os'
higher than On the spending day last year and
1879 lever than % Sunday.
in apa near this city ts-aay there will probably 70
fair or partly cloudy weather. followed by snow Or rAo
nearly stgtiouaro temperature
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A HUNDRED GALLONS CT Eao-xoa
ctn.ln,.asi dispalch 70 The Chicago Tribune

The Unqlp Club will have fine time Of u ncxt
MONDAY Wien the animal New Years reception viii
be held. They will only have 400 gaiis'as OF egg
nog, to ssy,noihnr Of Ut her exvss Jskcy Hughes.
on rolushInents. and such has charge OF tho ege
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INrELLTuEScg.
ST LOUIS Jan. 9 General superintendent Wade IT
the Wabash here yesterday, and stated that the cut
OF rates TO Detroit Toledo by tho Chicago snd Aoa
will he fully met by the wabash.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 2 (Specian The receivers OF the
Reading Railroad retired to-day the control Of the
road after OF service OF three years and
months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
wou.y INJURED BYA GAS EXPLOSION

Auexpiossa OF gas leaking pipe took place last
night In halss l43 York Jersey City. occupied D
H. schwab sud family blowing the windows and setting
fire The house. sehwab severely burned ana Inc
property va damaged 70 the extent Ut eouo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
Children Cry tor Pitchers C,s,,'is
MARRIED.

uecrtoss rsp1 Srrsnzes. made from dairy fei pork
fresh every day, for sAlo BY all hrstcass grocers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
Guecl1l Notires.

A. The Very Resi rrepnrrtionof
CODLIVER OIL.
Caswet Massey A Co.'S Emulsion with QOfpne and Pepsis.
Prescribed ~ leading physIcians III gwsy 1Is osy
A. Wiiisa,s r. haors Asctissssr.
NOoRES AUCTION GAIf.ERfE3
$50 FIFrH.AVE
GRAND CLEARANCE SALE
10 closs cons smsnts and advances op 70 JauuafyL
FINE MODERN FURNITURE
CHOICE 0RIESTAL RUGS -...z
PAINTINGS AND ESCRAvtN0A
Beautiful Table China aud GlssA Nirroes BroEses 40
English Plated Ware Of high Rfsde
NOW ON VIEW.
SALE TOMORROW 90 EpNESDAYh THURSDAY AND
FHJDAY. Jaa. and u 3o'elock each Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday. December %.
Sraasteld Province Of Quebec by tn. Rev \. -
Casb,rs LII. b.. Blanche 4. Ksnnety: daughter 81 tas
lxis Rev David Kennedy, ;. T. I 10 william - Hum0cr
Of SewYors.
PAGr-PAGE-On MoDaav. January .. 1898. AZ the resi
dsuce lbs East 5oh St, the REV.
Theodore q Williams Hlsnchs. daughter of Grace r.
shall, and the late Colonel hiagman T. Page to william II.
Page, jr
yoice, " mrriaJe, mt,s D, ulor.sl sciLt fsH HIas
and aidresa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
PRAISE.

Alleock's POreus Plastsrs ysise
In every home the highest praise
For their complete pain-killias waya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03

DON'T FORGET.
New Years gift awaits ven tsday hefwe"n
o. NJ aud p. IN. Don't forget to call Caws Ink aas
Pen Co., 1S9 Broadway. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
ARRESTED ON 4 CHARGE OF sMUGGLINd.

ain Theodore Burje, OF the ship Antoinete' was ar
s, yesterday by United States Marshal Jtnrfes ON
charge Of smuggling The vessel was also attached Cap
tain Burgs sails between this Guy ana SaoA- h~ arr.
o. having 1880 unstamped imported cigars ~ their pos
soxson The men said that they hah inc cRar
s,.n the Anioinetse. Commissioner Griffith admitted
Captain Burje 70 bail pending Examination
yIOEPREslDESr HgXDRICKSS BR0THHh DEAD
CHICAGO Jan. IA dspstch o The Times from sneloy'
vi,is Isd SAYS james Hendrsks brother o.
A. Hsnarisks. died to-day after few days Illness WIN
lang ssvsr. age nfysx He enlisted In the Dist
HAxansnt, and aftsrward served with homer In ne"
.sSe>>,t as va the last ssember Of the Hendrieks
6Siy. and b the third - az within the last yesr
Gsnsf:h Sas been cent = Mrs.. Tt0nas A. 3e.driekss
~ In Caifsrsia and ne fussrsi WI - sss4 on
kkuss6sy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03

slip into his plain black, relieved by decorated
orders because former Secretaries OF otate Glu
not insist on uniform in the corner OF the n
vitation, makes no such escape nowadays 90
MI. Carter, for the three New Years past has worn
a sna tses TSe BRIDE formerly Miss
BERGMAN, now Mrs. Pedroso, of the Spanish Le-
CATION, in white carriage gown. Inc .e Hp Of
brilliant uniforms and distinctive men II .n ta
individuality. Belgium was representea ~ The Th
Minister End yfon Ue?as and Mrs
n W Bartlett were the most imposing Legation
nrcsent. The many-colored brocades anc pictnII
rescue fasS@ d p ionrs af' MaVroyen Be
Turkish Minister conspicuous Nv ms rfa it1
ard the Austrian Minister was quite dazl I Hn
his white and gold UNIFORM as ""S ~iS' ' ~
lister from Portugal.
HISTORIAN BANCROFT EARLY on HAND
George Bancroft was an early arrival ana be-
fore the reception began his voice was ABOVE MI
others II, the Blue Room. where lie scattered the
com nIiments of the season all about, and seemed
os vounc and gay as anybody else. General Sheri-
dams wife wore q handsome street costume OF the
new shade between plum and raspberry coiors'
Justice Miller had his pretty granddaughter MISS
Corkhill. with him. Her toilet was OF gray clou
and MORE The Atto hS o,hsr Sia s
tersr In the Blue Room Miss Garihhd was ia
dark street toilet oss,,, 4, limo
were Justice and Mrs Harlan, senator hnu s,1s
Cameron. with the Misses Mary ana shsr%ae
Reed, Of Maine; Senator ingalls,
Whose bright was not 6rser
and Wrs Ia Palette. the wife end son OF SenNor
jones' Of Nevada Justice bradley and his 81 sens
wife, Mrs William Bradley; Chief Ju Mr,i and
his son. James Morrill,; Mrs. lamont MIS- ihn n;,,
Mira Wilson. Colonel Sheridan, sirs oner'u~n'
Senhtar Dolph andJohn Bigelow. na
General Sheridun led the Army officers and
Admiral Porter tbs Naval officers. There was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
CANCER.

Hampton, Gs.-For twelve years l suffered
from epithe lioma cancer, eating out the flesh
from under nv right eye and the nose on Iha
cancer was about TO destroy the eye. A number
OF doctors treated me, snd various internal
remedies were used, but to no avail. The dis
e and giving IN intolerable pain and oistres
was ovfsed to try s, ). In six weeks /
felt grt atty improved, and II day am entirely
well. The destroyed Issue has been re tored,
new flesh has grown to the marein OF the
eyelid. L know this wonderful cure was
effected entitely by S. S.. My wonderful
CUE astonishes my neighbors and the
Swift Specific ov TT at dreadful d d seemingly
incursble disease-cancer.
WIN. STANFIELD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Ash Grove, Tippecanoe Co., Ind suffered
intense pain from cancer on my cheek.
tr ed numbers of ply sicians without perman-
ent benefit Finally / procured ). S. S. and
with the second bottle my cancer began healing
up. also had hanking cough anu spit blood
continually. The medicine cured ny cough,
and grew stoutef than l mad been + r years
My cancer has healed. L advise all with cancer
10 gives. 8. s q fair trial.
MRS. NANCY ]. M'CoNNAUGHEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Guthrie, Ky.-Some time ago my blood got
into vegy d;sordered condition. Lamps came
under my skin all over nv BODY. Frequs nIly
without rnvme or reas n blood would gush from
my nose for several minutes at q time. took
one G. zsn bottles OF s. S s.. which remedied
IuS disorder entirely. since taking the Specific
my health mas been excellent, appetite good
and digestion perfect.
P.S-When I began s. s. 8. 1 weighed ~
pounds. and since Then ana now weigh over
IN pspads. JOHN y. ABsHIR1s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Hampton Station, Tenn.-I have had casarrh
for over three yeare. For three years had
pains over my eyes. 1 often could not eleep,
not being able to breathe through my nose. i
was not able to smell anything for three years.
In this sad plfeht, last spring, 1 began tasing
5. ;. 5. i LOOK one dozen bolties. The pains
left my forehead. my smelling fac rlty returned
and could sleep soundly This is the happy
result OF your medicine. I have felt NO symp-
toms OF the return Of the disease until the very
wet and Id season eet In, and even hen
was so much better than had BEEN for three
years that felt ike different man. ] am 60
ing to take few bottles this tp.ing o as to
compl teiy eradicate every REM ans Of the dis
ease. My general health is greatly Improved
since began taking your medicine and my dis.
ordered kidpeJs restored 10 their normal
funciions. My digestion is now frat class and
toek 8. 8. 5. such was NOT the case.
j. B. ALLEN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Sparta. Ga.-My wife was troubled with can.
ser of the tongue near the throat, causing In
ess'ant pain and nervous prosiration. She
also had rneumat sm. She suffered oreadfully
By the use of half II dozen bottles of s, 8 s.
she was entirely relieved and restored to
hsdllR. There has been no return of the dis
ease. III. l.. MIDDLEBROOKS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

e75 Seventh Avenue, New York.-For month.
nv mother suffered from cancer of the womb.
The physic ans at tn. New York College, an
other lea ing ply sicisns, considered the case
incurable. My mother looked to the coming OF
death as her n relief. We saw he adver-
tsems t Of the Swift Specific and concluded to
try IL as last resort. In a month her general
health improved, and in a month the cancer
was cast off, and, Aank God, nay mo her Is WELL
MRS. REBRJCA CRAMER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
AS A GENERAL TONIC.

noe Fourth st. Kansas City, MOI have
.,,sd .ll patenI medici es, but never found one
mlse ,ha : SIS Twas troub ed with weakness.
~ ~ lent to women, pain IN the back and che
Mben began taking your nae 4icine Weighes
Wv eighty. fou, pouncs. To day l weish l52
anu i'I- MISS LYDIA JONES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Nashville. Tenn.-Three years ago 1 was poi
soned with OAK vine. The poison broke out ON
ny oo9y ana race. One large bottle of g. 8. s.
entirely cured me My case was q perfs CT tea,
OF the power Of 8. 8. 8. ss blood purifer. A
friene of mine had been cured Of a similar pol
son Dy 5 5. s and L. WAS through his recon :
mendations that took 1t
ARTHUR W. WHITE,
Corner Carroll and University streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Farmersville, Texas,-I had erupttons On nv
g. ms and legs. Two thirds of the limb, from
the Knee to the ankle, became a solid running
core was treated by macy physicians at va,
Iions times, but obtained no perman emit relief
On the advice of physician at this place. III
mail commenced using Swifl's Specific. am
glad to sly that after using three large bottles
Inc sores nave all healed. g. N. FOIZZELL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

EIavllle, Gal have used your S. S. S. me7!-
cline with exceptional benefit on patients con-
ySlescng from measles. have eiyen 1t TO sew
ersl patients e. get iug out o. BED from the
measles and always wfIh he happiesi results.
with the best result. II will In my judgment,
prevent summer dyseHtery, If one Will take a
few bot es In the spring. thu, preparing The
bowels for the strains of summer
J. n. CHENEY, NJ. D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Atlanta, Ga.-My little daughter Amanda has
been affected with scIofula from birth Threa
bottles Of swift's Specific cured her e. tirely,
REV. /. h. STRICKLAND,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

cerous wart or mole ON my eselId, ga large a,
the end OF my thun b, which had the a pear
snce ofcancer, causing me mucn pain ana in
uammation: lrsm which suffered long time
oeeii & the 8. S. s. advertised. / Commenced
using 1t, and after the use of few bottles the
sore dropped out, my cancer gone, and l wa,
entireIy relieved. b. T. GEORGE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Columbia, Tenn.-My wife has been Gown
two years with an abscess In her side, Last
ID cemDer ehe commer ced using S. s. S. Wnen
she b. gan Its use she was nothing but skele.
ton, had no appetite, and was fee ing weak and
erysmiserable. 20. day she is new woman.
Her appeti e is gooa. her spirits revived. She
sicx two years ago. She can g anything, and
she to-day thinks S. s 5 the greatest medicine
on earth. II has simoly lifteu her from two
years sicA beo, put 1esh on her bones and life
In ner heart j. L. BATS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

upper lip for eight years. and seven different
ooc ors attempted heal 1t. No good was
done then began 70 take a course Of owift's
Spscinc, and II resulted In complete cure.
From that day save bsen n excellent heath.
the SPECIFIC having purified my blood thorough
ly. In word, ieeI like a new woman.
MRS. w. p. CASNOI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

New York City.-1 was annoyed for q year
with pimples and blotches in the face. / con-
suited prominent ply sieians and used different
kinds of advertised medicines without benefit.
Finally / tried Swifps SPECIFIC, and the smooth
ness Of my s.in was completely ri ored BY the
use Of few packages.
CHARLOTTE RAINBOW,
Thalia Theater,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Hopklnsvllle, Ky.-When I began with
eWltts Specific was n very poor health ann
could hardly drag about. When 1 finished
was strong and buoyAnt ana h I'D good appe
VIE regard II as The most valuable medicine
ior lsoiss IN wesk, delicate health. II is q
household medicine with me.
MRS. &. W. WILSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Winston. N. G IL had quite large cancer on
my face, and my general health was very Door
tooK course Of s. S. s WITH the happies. re-
suits. The cancer has entirely dissp cared
No symptom Of Q csncerous Character ia left
Ny general health is good now, AID nay appe
tiIe better than 1t has been for year. am So
years old. JONAS LIMEBACH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Je'sup, Any blood was impoverished and
upced ~ Vase was 80 'or mat ! was gtestly re-
me round alt right. Ny appetite i'm reveo
ana my digesd became perfect. My weight
increased forty pounds. / am wsl snd sound
haer AZ W sURRESOY'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

spartsnburg. S. C.-For twenty years Ihad
sore on my left cheek gradually growing worse
no good. AT last began u 4. g :. 5. s. at the
emo OF two months he sore.was entirely healed.
nave eVe4y faith In s. 5. 8. 1t has done me
more 60 d tnan all The doctors aud 9th med
icires ever took. Ar STANDS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Oslethorpe, Gal had suffered for years
with canceroue knodes In my face, and inauy
began using 5. 5. Twas also ut that time In
bau health generally. After using toe s. S. 5.
the canCerous knodes passed away, anu my
gene al health greatly Improved. There
are enty of cases hereabsu.s to vouch for
the efficacy of >. S. S.
TRISTAN WATERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Aiken, S. OIL was a sufferer from cancer of
the breast, and ba1 been under the treatment
OF three physici ms, but 1t did me no good, IL
was so bad tnst mad to stop work. After tax
Ing course Of S. S. s. was en.iIelY cured.
q. W. PETTIS,
Address care A. W. Cleekley,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Mulberry, Ark.-My entire system was out OF
der and my appeti. e gone. Ny gener lhealth
wSs falling fast. as 3 druggist mad heard Of
the wonderful curative powers OF 5. 1
.not three bottl and f. greatly relieved.
Rs,ore The rev nth bottle was reached was 8
,ys man again, and eri y better health row
han aver before. My entiIe system WIS re O.
ys!ed by the use OF 5. 5. >. JAS. ii. BlGGlks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Hampton, Gal suffered agony from musca-
lar rheumatism over Lwe years. Was unable
to turn in bed without assistance. All rene
dies 1 tried failed. A fri-nd recommended
Swift's Specific. The effect was m agical. The
rheum atism Is entirely gone ana weigh thirty
pounds more than before 1 commenced taking
5. s. s. I am deyouty thankful for my restora
ton TO health. W aich owe, under the blessings
of God, to Swift's Specific.
REV. JIM. LOWRY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Lady Lake, Sumpter Co., Fla.-Your s. S.
mas proved Wonderful 81 ,cess in my case.
Tho cancer on my face, no doubt, would have
soon hurried me 10 my grave. L do think 1t is
wono ertul, and has no equal
B. h. BYRD, Postmaster.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

6reenv'lle, 8. C.-From neuralgia rhe um = Ism
sea erysipelss came so helpless that could
attend TO no business at all. / used q great
. Nv kiads of medicines, bus nothing gave m.
sseHei. FHencs persuaded me to try Swift's
sspeclnc. When had taken course of it /
.vunu mysel SOU and well again, with no
t .ae medicine I gained on an average
Mo pouhos Of flesh p week 1 think 8. s. :. a
r naesole medicine. and I frequently recon
memo 1t 10 my friends
REV. RIM. PIOKENS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Shreveport, La.-I have been nsing yoHr med
icine W III greet Success, AMI ind It does all
you claim Since taking your medicine feel
lie new person, ind readily recommend Is to
suffering humanity.
B. B. POINDEXTER,
Sly Spring street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Gastnnia, n. C-My babe when four month";
old, developed scTofula. The family phys clans
prescribed s. S. S. and the Oh Id is In perfect
Eeslth. MRS. AMANDA INuLE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

bs. w ssnsome ST., San Francisco, Gall had
fssa .ouoled with pimples and blotches on my
,nS an sn9 BODY Tor years, and found no rel ef In
icinsuai ne chemically p epared soaps and med
cinSasp prescribed for me by physicians. con.
nv III try 5. 8. s., and four bottles cleared
i,i ~ An N entirely. Use my name as testim IN
me merits Of he :. 3. ). remedy.
ALFRED P. ROBINSON,
Ruby Cold Gravel Mining Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Gilt P. o Miss.-My whole leg was covered
with sores. be gan to take the Swift's Specfnc
and when had laken two bottles my leg was
we'll ha also been suffering with cnills reg
was healed. MRS. CORDELLA 8. MASK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Atlanta, Gal had q fearful case of serofula
for four years, and departed OF life. was In
oucec 10 Try swifrs Specific, and an hon.
GREEN THOMPSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Lagrange, Gal had scrofuls from in fancy,
In 1884, In desperation, IS last resort / tried
s. 5; 5. and feel as well today as ever felt m
my life. MISS TOMMY kMBRY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
SCROFULA..

Water Valley, Miss.-Our little girl, Jessie
had scrofuls for Fix years. We tried the best
phy stefan. In New York and Phi 30 elphia; also
Hot ep ings, Ark, without avail. Swift Spe-
cihc cured her. DR. WAGNER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

Winston, n. CT use 1t every spring, 1t al
rsvs builds me up, giving me appetite and d.
gestiou and uablinR me to rtanc the long.
tryIng, enervatin {, hot summer days. On nsi
N 1 soon became strong of body and cay or
mind. H. hANL LIN