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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-05
GAZETTFS LETTER LIST.
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
pO0KS-Wanted, German, Spanis6s ffes0k
y or an any ssoss e. sIsSa -
exchahged. T. J. Boaz, 9O5 Main street.
fF Frank West, miller, who vas asye5nR<
i two since in employ Of 7. Rsssad sstfsssfy OF
Vicksourg, Miss and 'for Texas, will
$3.50 sessJeDo secretary f Of sh Rgsft
might be to his advantage.
I AIDES desiring psEIses bEai lssatz6p 6ient
IL in 8 toe gssssssss Scaled book Sent
l.ssess.feaf toilet company, Dallas, Tex
WFHome at once. *
VTANEED-To know the address OF JIG. Nc
W Marry, cattle shipper. Box 1893, EoFtl
Worth. .,es.ssssss IS
WANTED-ta mes Sfzkes5d er6n6led with
w asthma oRsss eSugh. Samples and book
M iiass Gouaux: Houma: La
LOST. ....sss
0STS1 Say SSSss Z aa1ass r SiSS;
ssizzsalsa;sl 81 reward.
T OST-Pair gold glasses with chain aud hook,
IL atEchedralSo gold watch chain. AinQer
will calle'at Al. corner Third and Eslhar
streetSsGnd get reward /35
n OSf4x omewhere in the northeast cdfneYoi
~ t1ysh, names and tugs OF new sinAsShar
n&SrFinder will please return to NatSSrium
laundry: north SIDE square ~
4 HELP WANTED.
''>'''F ilG1I lie.
NHAMBERMAID-Wa at the Lindsay
~ House, Gainesville, Tex, one good cham
bermaid. Apply at once. Phillips & Townley,
proprietor.
NIRL-Wanted, nice white girl who under
u stands cooking and house work. Address
4. L. Lyle care G. Y. Smith. Go. rs
IRL-Wanted, white girl for general house
VI work. Small family. Apply before
O'Clock, 1909 Monroe street, corner Of Texas.
NIRL WANTED-A woman to do general
VI work. German or Irish preferred Good
home, good wages. Write giving references.
Mrs. J. H. O'Neall Pilot Point, Texas. II
SEAMSTRESS-Wan woman or girl TO
y sew. Call at 2O1 Fourteenth street, corner
ssszsk. II
NAITRESS-Wanted at once, one expert
w enced waitress. Apply at Sl5 Main street
5-ll
MALE.
sDOY WANTED-An Industrious and inteIlf.
I'd gent office boy; reference required. Apply
at once at 5l2 Main street, upstairs. 2-S
NVASSERS-Wanted, canvassers to So
" lieit country towns overland. Men with
their own travelling outfits please address
- a b., care Gazette. II.
1TAN-Wanteda competent man to attend to
III very gentle Clydesdale stallion through
the season. References required. Address A.
Il NcAfee, Bear Creek, Tex. II
ALESMAN-Wanted. an experienced and
- energetic travelling salesman for Central
sEs<as, to sell tobaccos for Western factory.
address, box 5SS baS.Ssi
SALEMEN WANTEp 30 seds By
- sample ttasflsSl esafe and retail trade.
Bsss.l6fys and expenses paid. Permanent
position. Money advanced for wages, adver-
Using, etc For full particulars and reference J
address Centennial Mfg. Co. Chicago. H.
MTANTED-One carriage woodworker at z.
w H. Keller's carriage works. Is
cIrtInTION wnMTro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-05
FREIGHT TRANSFER LINES.

advertisements under this heading, lines
day, 40c; days, e0c: 3 days, 75ci week. q. 45;
ses1 month 1856 in advanced
d transfer xazsnsuEIIl t6zler In coal and
IrHa.SssliEOlt street., corner Rusk. Hauling Of
6eayv frsights specially. Telephone lS7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-05
A H0RRID PAPA.
BE Attempts the Life of His Young
Daughter When She Receives
Letter From Her Beau.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GvINEsvILLE, COOKE COUNTY, TEX.
March 4.-William Byrne of this
of sixteen years. The young lassie has a
beau in Iowa with whom she has been cor
responding, Notwithstanding that her STEP
father violently objected Every time her
daughter would receive a letter, so Mrs.
Byrnes says, her husband would make an
attempt on the young girls life. One of
many such attempts on the young girls life
was made yesterday, and now Mr.. Byrne
is out on bail with serious charge hang
ing over his head.
The neighbors of the Byrnes intimate
that, although fifty-two years of age, Mr.,
Byrne is unnaturaIy infatuated with his
pretty young step-daughter, hence his veto
upon her correspondence.
The last attempt upon the girls life was
made with knife, because Mrs Byrne had
locked up his pistol.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19

before. the District Court. where. IT was ar:
leave the city. Mi. .Msfkle did not leave the
S stcr snf Tie aaesfion y Ks sanity sr
he was not insane, and he was. released. Mar
q s e. oath
notary public that he has not used tobacco.
liaHor or profanity dutins the bpTecedin
persons unless Obliged to.
The suit for medical fees brought BY DR..
Philip s. Wales. former Surgeon General OF
the Army. against Count Sala Of the French
Legation here. is to be contested. The Count
Gallantly saved q lady's lie IN q runaway
the leg. pr. Wales attended him, but was un:
able TO COLLECT his fee and brought suit against
90 Count; When the matter became public
would meet the. suit with counter one against
the Doctor for damages by malpractice, assert
ing that the fractured leg wac shorter than the
%an IA hS e WSs ss
SnSd tbss e get S%
we'll as he ever did. and q man who snapped
shows him to Be- free from The least limp Alter
s%s II ny ss ~ Gf
poserty Or inability p pay should have the
bill but It ried me considerably to have him
bring these accusations"
r.sEan sSs T td /, ys rendered he
SoSrs 5 nsss s ss @ rsn nss
Ss TR ss ssn sesa
the Senate to-day the nominations q Charles
H. Aldrich Of Illinois to be Solicitor General
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
ROB ROY BIZ AMATEURS.
Very Scotch Entertainment Before En-
thusiastic Scotehmen.


thusiastic Scotehmen.
The dialect the ballads. and the costumes
OF the Scottish highlands. woven into stirring
drama OF Scottish life. enlivened long oven
ing at the theatre OF tho Manhattan Athletic
Club last night for q crowded audience OF
Scottish Americans from this and neighboring
cities. The play was Rob Roy" and tho
players. with one exception. were amateurs OF
this city
The New York Scottish Society. OF which
Andrew Carnegie is tho honorary President.
and most OF tho well.known Scotch people OF
the neighborhood are members. has had 1t in
preparation for months. and great pains were
audience was pardonably enthusiastic, for it
was wholly Scotch.
The principal role OF Rob Roy McGregor
&Iam epFssa wt
towering physique. excellent voice. nnd real
istc makeup were admirably adapted 70 the
@ ssaTDs saya hs %as Of
taken effectively. by George j. Anderson
Grant made arS2s Is xhs 0ff G
Sas By M n an She
qmar SfSts t hs Sast W " sGseps
only professional In the cast, :,
The chorus singing: espeeieialy Mt tne cl3 S
shofas Of ' ST. sna
seG,s we're
costume. A. II. a. Stuarts limitations Of the
Gaelic were loudly .applauded, and the only
hshss Of the evening We're Whit. the
who played Bdilie Nicol Ja'ric. Tho play will
be repeated tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
Said He Was Mr.. Gerrs's Mas and Got H.s
Drinks Free.

Patrick Sullivan. who lives Mt 1O7 East 1O0th
street. was n bartender until four weeks ago.
when no started out TO enjoy himself He had
met some OF Mr. Gerrys agents and believed
that they rarely pnid for any Injuries they
might care to indulge in. He established n
route In Yorkvle and Harlem. and levied toll
on most Of the bprtenders in the district rep
man Hamll met Agent McManus three days
ago,
You are working the saloons In great
What do you mean?' Agent McAInnus
asked and Hamii explained.
sullivan called at Peter ]. Campbell's saloon.
at 1897 Third Avenue. yesterday morning or
ddered cocktail, and Was arrested. At the
Harlem Police Court he was held for triul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
ALFRED c. CHAPLIN.
The Brooklyn Statesman Does Not Thiak
1t Wise 10 be . Casual Congressman.

~ '" Use 10 DC - Nesuhl congressman.
Congressman Alfred c. Chaplin has returned
to Brooklyn. and although he has not def
initely decided to accept his now appointment
as Railroad Commissioner. 1t Is confidently
expected that he will do so. He said yes
tsrday:
"Since beginning service as Congressman
1t has been made very clear to me that 1t is not
worth while from any point OF view to be a
casual Congressman. Unless one can be an
attentive aad permanent member Of Con-
gress. it is better he should stay away. Per-
haps could be rem ominatcd and reelected for
several successive terms; but Is It wise. is it
upon Congressional life2 II 30. he must enter
upon 1t as he would enter upon the practice
ofany other arduous and absorbing profession.
He must forego the hone of accommodating
even q moderate fortune, and he must consent
TO a. greater disturbance Of his domestic and
business relations than IL demanded by any
other profession or calling. Some OF my
friends have known That this aspect Of tie
and they have caused this opporta 'ity to DO
offered me as a means OF quit ing Congress.
sional life II ! wish to do so, As a matter OF
fact, however. Conversational life Is not dis
tasteful to me. The House Of Representatives..
to member who lss close student Of 1t. is de-
cidodly fascinating"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
To Investigate the PennsyIvanIa Iudus.
trial ReIormntOry.

HARRIsBURa. March 1S-Gov. Pattison re-.
ceived letter from Senator Osborne OF Phia-
delphiH to-day enclosing the stateme nts OF
three boys who have been confined in the
pennsylvania =, Industrial Reformatory at
Osborne says:
I'm addition to the fact contained in tho
similar nature have recently appeared In the
public press. and the Coroner OF this county
has found It Incumbent upon him to order an
Dickinson. a late inmate at Huntingdon.
therefore deem It my duty TO submit the facts
in"
., The Governor acknowledged the recent Of
closed your letter. with the afIldavlts. to the
prsside en Of the BEARD Mr.: Mahop H. DIck!n-
vestlgation and report to me at an early date. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
ELECTORS BIZ DISTRICT EAEcTIos&
The Michigan Denocrats VIII Obey the
Miner Law 10 the Letter.

GRAND RAPIDS. March 18.-Gov. .Winans said
yesterday that the Democrats would follow out
the Miner law. by which Presidential electors
are to be elected by districts instead OF on a
general ticket. He Inns no doubt OF the validity
Of the law. although the Republicans will carry
1t to tho State Supreme Court. II they win. the
case will be appealed to the United States
supreme Court for final decision; This will
": I'm tbs s mean time" said Gov Winans. I'VE
will proceed on the assumption that the law Is
ynlid We will elect electors by districts. AZ
the law provides Tho State Canvas sing Board
win DO q Democratic body and will re,cog1ize
Unless the Republicans fall Into limo and nom
mate and elect by dstrSts instead Of nE9r
solii Tor the Democratic ticket. The Canvass
ipg Board will issue certificates Ct election to
ions OF the new law. II the Republicans persist
In depending that the electors chosen under
the old law be reeognized, the question VIII 20
tives to decide which set OF electors to accept"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
Hoods
s arsa pariIla
Cures

the bottle my cough began 10 get loose and not
choke me, and when had taken three bottles
my night s,reats greio less and less. Since tax
ing tho firth bottle have been In good gen
eral health.
Many Of my old comrades at the Soldiers
and Sailors Home. at Bath. Steuben Co. NY.
where was for some time. know about my
case. and many OF them have also taken
Hoods Sarsaparilla with grent benefit. COR
daily recommend Hoods Sarsapnrilla to my
comrades in the q. 4. r., OF which have
been member for 20 years."-J. HEMMER-
ICH, $40 l. 146th st.. n. Y. city.
Hoods Piis are purely vegetable. and are
the best liver invigorator and cathartic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
Chicago ITaiv-rsity Extends y Gail to Press.
dent Andrews OF Brown.

PROVIDENCE. March 16-The following ap.
pears to-day in the Herald. the Brown Univer.
sity paper:
The news that President Andrews has been
called to the new Chicago University will be
startling announcement to every one inter.
ested in the welfare OF Brown University. The
frequent visits OF Dr. Harper at the college
during the past few IN onths are now explained.
He Is reported to have said: l wouid rather
have DR.. Andrews than any other man from
the East"
The faculty Of Brown University have signei
a memorial to President Andrews in which
they state TINT his withdrawal would b" n
calamity Of tho fret magnitude. TO the unver-
sity. and respectfully urge him to max. tor IDS
sake whatever sacrifices are involved In re-
manning here.
President Andrews says he has not yet de-
cided to accept the call
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
MORE FLOUR FOR RUSSIA.
Philadelphia VIII sead 1000 RarreIs Il
the Amerl steamer Conemauxh.


PHILADELPHIA. March 1S.-At meeting held
on Wednesday OF the Citizens Russian Famine
Relief Committee it was considered advisable
to send another cargo to the starving Russian
peasants. This afternoon Clement A. Girls
com. President Of the International Navlga-
ton Company. sent letter to the Mayor in
which he rendered the free uso Of their Ameri-
can steamship ConemnuGh upon the same
terms as those upon which the Indiana was
accepted. Tho Conemaugh will sail from Ant
werp about the 2oth inst. and can be at the
"A cablegram was then sent by the Mayor to
Messrs, Blankenburg. Dreyel. and Biddle.
committee Just decided to ship q second cargo
OF .aour. from Pliladel phia April 10.
A cablegram was also received from Minis
ter Smith. in which he, stated that 1t was deci-
ded.to send Mr.. Blankenburg to the famine
districts. and that Messrs. Drexel and Biddle
would start for home.
mittes. was authorized to purchase 10000
barrels OF flour for the cargo.
The Mayor sent a lettsrt to Mr.. Griscom ao-
cepting the tender OF the Conemaugh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
CENTRAL PARK DRIVEWAY.
The Park Commissioners Act Under the
Law, f1eing Advised that II IA Mandatory.

law. ns,,s Aa-'s.a th.t :, ~ M..S",orr'
driveway along tho western boundary Of Cen.
trail Park. which was signed BY Gov Flower
on Thursday. was acted upon at special
meeting Of 7, the Park Commissioners yesterday
President Albert Gallup and Commissioners
t, aui nana ana hain"h ''f"'A h'S'
lions were adopted;
to .ss hs roue anS
ont the "s ROW. ON. OF
central PARK in tn. city of New YORK. approved March
II s: .sss tina, tn. Board ., r..n.,. an. .pp.,,.n.
msn % ,e'rsouy directed TO authorize the sxpsnS,
pare plan. and spsesaton. for tn. WORK required to
oe a"ne anu =" .s. ar.
.pa, PARK in tn. city Of New YORK spprov.d March
1882 ,' % : 80 ''' wy " N' '' ''A "
Tns @ ba m.S dor q, the es 1s
vne noa5a o, mha
slider the bill mandatory in it's requirements.
Tho mandatory construction they put on the
49,, ..,tha-,,.D a.. k.s~a -. - o.,nt,n -
Eggs e ssBR seds
to ss sfs Ha its S Words
,s sers the word or,
6elieye that The h. Board OF Estimate has any
Sisete'tpn 16N s aani.. ney mI h,, appLo
psiate me Slo'oVV reoulfea LOT the beginning
ot !n1 wV!k -, 4, .t.o,o, T., ,,ror =, ~, d,,,,,
,sa u saIa rssta,dG! III ia'or VI 'he uri'e-
way have ave Tool looked into the subject carefully.
d 5ead @ co%t %yf at to bs thsqs
nrt og q II ta Stmnte ro., .n
oe PuplIc uh a+ Il, t6 ~ .ne efS
e. M nerest s s1 sh5sa
Ih9se VINO e9uld not AFFORD 70 own Morse
S ShawoG possibly ,ia nf never 10 ape u"
~ 1ne vatnaG!e ann MS nc. Jess .nHn th..t
whs s an rty bs II G hs s se sa
horse at speed that are owned here, on the
snat sMtayt; ~ t9 nentatnss9 hsa ecu
OF capta nyestsd in Inc trotfne Stock IN ths
CITY ,rseh i mo MINI w LINN NM hnin
arg i T 1 IN Ine puHi,o mAuu VI Sioo.ooo pe!nS
pap tont wat thn nthar dov oror tbo lin. q,
tms af h Not snslss al nrfh1s tee
e.otna uat VII ~ In'U,,s s nns ~ vaIuG eS-
sScriiced thnn would he necessary " Tor the
WIDENING Of existin9 dives e Any effort To TO
widen the Eastern 4riy.e, thu PRINCIPALLY
useu t!luIoukuiue VI iue fdEh. Wollu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
PATRICK H. ElIIo7r CONVICTED.

He and His Brother Shot Albert Osborn, .
COlWnbus Reporter.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 16-The trial Of
Patrick J. Elliott for the killing OF Albert c.
Osborn. q reporter on the Sunday World ended
to-day In verdict Of manslaughter.
On Feb. %. 1901. William ]. and Patrick 81
lott shot and killed Albert G. Osborn and VIII
liam Hughes on q crowded street here while
Washington's Birthday. The trouble grew
out OF a newspaper. war between tho Sunday
Capital and SUNDAY World
William J. Elliott was tried last spring. and
sent to tho penitentiary for life. being found
guilty OF murder in the second degree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19

WARRINGTON. March 1S.-An:in., Sccra'ary
Nettleton has written letter t, NIr. Weber.
Commissioner OF Immigration mt Ito rort of
New York. in which he strongly disaprroves
OF the action OF the Superintendent Of immi-
grafton In a owing the practice o! landingpro-
OF societies or persons that they should not
become public charge. n practice. h" saws.
tenn. which had hoen discontinued he add:
FROM this date. unit! yo, rnc"ve different
tnstr'ict!OnS from the Secretary oN"c. You
will please regard az your rule 81 action in ev
cry case. tho Language embodied in my letter
OF March 10. 1892. which again quote at this
point for emphasis:
.'Wheneyer an immigrant Is found urnn
Inspection to he likely to become n nuhIir
written or. oral assurances of any pr
son or society except upon distinct written
AUTHORIZATION from the Secretary oi til" Treas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
Mexlcaus Who DIsspprOve or the Return
OF the Captured Flags.

MEXICO March 18.-The press OF the clerical
party and that OF tho Daz administration are
having bitter controversy over the proposed
return by the UnitcdStates Of the flags captured
in Mexico. Tho 7rempo,the leading organ OF the
clericals is most viEnleat In Its abuse Of Amer
turn OF the flags, and In an editorial to-day
advises those Mexicans who desire to soc the
after the flags with gun and sword and bring
them back by force.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
Cronhc,~ is.l,s III. Theatre.

siegfried Cronheim. the Hoboken Theatre
proprietor. who hns 80 persistently violated
the law by keeping his theatre open on Sun
day. has Mt last decided apparently to quit
the business. Yesterday. a deed was nled In
helm and his wife, Alma. had sold to Ludwig
kuenstler q New York four lots on Hudson
street ogether with the theatre building, for
$35OOO. Cronhs m Is now under $1,000 bail
to appear for trial on charges OF Keeping open
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19

It, 1t is purely vegetable end perfectly
harmless-a powerful general, as well as
uterine, tonic and nervinc, ilnparting vigor
and strength to the whole system. 1t costs
you nothing II it fails to givo satisfaction.
money Is refunded. 1t can be guaranteed-
for II does It,. No other medicine for women
is sold on such terms.
On these terms it's the cheapest. But more
than that, It's the best.
In it Contains no alcohol to inebriate no
syrup or sugar TO dessngs digestion; . le9iti-
mats nedtc3Ms, mot Q bspsvu0s. Purely ySev-
table md psrfsctly Harmless IN any oondL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Diamond Dealer u. n. wurxbr reer'a Sister.
h. ~. Wurxbereer. Fsia

Diamond Dealer ID. n. vVurxbr reera Sister
h. ~. wurxbereer. Fsia
Bertha N. Wurzbereer. Wholesale dealer in
diamonds and jewelry at o Maiden lane. made
an assignment yesterday to Joseph Kohler
giving preference to Bertha Werthelmer for
$1,000. She is the sister Of b N. wurzbereer.
who says he was. robbed q few days ngo OF
trunk from Washington to this city. Hs for
merly carried on tho buainess In bis wife =
name until her death in 1855. and since then
had carried it on in the name of his sister. tho
initials B. N. being the same IS his wife's and
his own.
Judgment for $3.50 was entered yester-
day against Frank r. Sherwin In favor Of Ed.
ward NJ Knox. on . promiss0ry note made in
Denver. May 10. 1883. for $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
ITS WHOLE EDITION SCpEREsSED
Peek skllps Postmaster Found that the rite
Advertised Grab Bags mt u Fair.

AuverVEod OrAp HHHH NJ FhIr.
PEEKsKIII. March 1S.-The whole edition u
the Peekskill Critic was held In the Pos. Office
Inst night by Postmaster John Smith. Jr. and
this morning the subscribers missed the paper.
Editor c. W. Gardner was not in town. so his
foreman hustled over to the Post Ollco to in.
quire what was the matter. lie was told that
OF the Postmaster prevented its distribution
under the postal law referring TO lotteries.
Washington Engine Company Is to hold =
the various sorts common ut such fairs. The
Law and Order League is fighting It. A part
newspaper printing items about the fair lot
teries. Postal Clerk frederick 4. Smith =
and placed the matter before an insrert"r.
The suppression OF the edition caused con.
siderable comment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
Sealers blown Out from Trinity Bay 40
counted For.

HALIFAX. y. s.. March 1s.-The mail steamer
Conscript arrived hero to-day from st. Johns.
N. i. The Captain states that the 200 sealers
who were driven to sea from Trinity Bay. y f..
two weeks ago. all have been accounted for
except ten. Fifteen persisted. 50 far ~ known.
while o! the 175 rescued u number viii loss
their iiingcrs and toes. and one man vii! lose
both feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
Didn't Apsrss,.t. the Presidents Pardon.

COLUMBUS. o.. March ia pardon was re-.
ceived at tho penltentiary to-day from Presl.
dent Harrison for d. r. RAIDER Of Tennessee.
serving two years. sentence for violating
the Interstate Commerce law. When In.
formed Tor that ne was pardonsd. RAIDER said lie
for whom he was working was behind in MI.
ing orders. and he wanted to help them out,
He was so much In earnest that the deputy
vile and two children Ia Tennessee. and 1t WAS
on their account mainly that the pardon was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
All the Girl. Got Ont Safely.

ST. Louis. March 1s-Leggett a. Myers
tobacco factory. the largest factory Of Its kind
In existence. was hall destroyed by fire this
morning. There were 100 employees in the
building when the fire broke out most OF them
girls. The majority Of them were on the upper
foor. but although many Of them tainted and
hurt Tho nth. sixth. and seventh floors OF
the building were destroyed and the stock on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19

Conc NIL tho
painful disorders
and chronic weak
nesses peculiar to
th o female sex.
They go, with the
use Of DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Pro-
scription. Period
ical pains, weak
ba ok, bearing
down sensations,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19

Tho Block Signal and Interiocking Switches, which
protect the entire lns OF the Pennsy vania Railroad
Anord the traveller the best assurance OF absolute
safsty.-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19

The importance OF thoroughly purifying tho
blood This Spring cannot be overestimsted.
The extraordinary epidemic OF 1.-The grip
and other diseases. the unheaIthful winter.
close confinement indoors. and oareless ness
in diet. have caused accumulation Of impurl-
ties In tho blood which must be expelled be-
fore you can feel we'll md strong again.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is undoubtedly the best
SprfnO Medicine and blood purifier. Give It q
trial. It will do you good.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19

Eosssat besteA RsUess
Give the New York Central ths palm for spsed nom.
fort. and luxurious ssrvies.-AA,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
"Thank You"
She Says to Hoods SarsaparilIa
Scrofuls and Eczema Cured

What stronger proof is needed Of the efficacy
Of Hoods Sarsaparills than this from Mrs.
Amanda Paisley. an estimable Christian lady.
Episcopal Church. Newburgh. n. W
For several years was badly afflicted with
eczema and scroiula sores: covering a most
top OF my head. Running sores discharged
from both ears. Ny eyes were very bad. the
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Eyelids SO Sore

It was painful opening or. closing them. For
to hear anything. I went to the hospital
and had an operation performed for the
day my sister brought me two different