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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
THE ANCHOR MILLS,
WHICH ARE THE OLD WOODEN
MILLS HECHnIsTENED,


A general tendency toward the revival
and resumption Of many lsadlug indus
trlcs 4 noticeable IN Fort Worth. TIC
dcpre.siop Of the past eighteen months
I,a. materially affected DE growth Of
nannfactnrlng enterprise but at Die
nre.eut there Is reisxation Of tbis con
sitioa Of things, and mills Of various
llo8. mat have been dormant and as
s,l,,t a. the tomb are beginning % show
WIN. there il yet room for better con
dtions 10 a manufacturing way The out
IN Is dniiy becoming brighter and more
sne9urnUuE
qs,e latest revival Of an important man
ufaeuring industry Va fort Worth 7
sts resumption ~ operations az NE old
l5ori Worth wooden mills ~ Alnmoosa
flcrhts, = southern suburb OF tho city
1tbe-- mills have been idlef FOR MANI
.,onths But this condition wis NOT Or
r1tioned BY Lack II unrhinerJ. ~ i
I. ssid The mills are better equippei
Nth The latest and most improved mo
| elinery than any AinliAr factory IN ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
SUICIDE OR MURDER2
|MrED STATES DEPUTY MAR
sHAL FOUND DEAD.
Fswas in the san Ignacio Raid and
Had Turned states Evidence
Against His Former
Comrades.


.'iai 70 The Gazette.
va Antonio. Tex. Dec. 1o.--A despatch
~ RIO Grande City says. last night nj
eelock the body OF Fred Fern, deputy
-nu ind United States marshal, was
~ within a block Of the center OF the
"a with bullet hole just over the right
He was gasning his last when found
ping on his back with his left hand IN
tsireches pocliet and his pistol between
lafee shots had been heard, and there
shsee empty shells in his slNShooief'
Eve feiiegnat held a postmortem exhinl-
-. 1 on the body today and found the
IrTl was powder burned and thnt every
,,. p9he except the left pariartnl was
m stei The corpners verdict was sui
plt no clew remains ne to the cause,
~ Mhile before his death.
~ decreased was one u the revolutionists
r3 ,Nlp participated In the san lgnnGo
IA ~ year, but turned eidtcs evidence
I, iilnee has been very useful IA rounding
" iormer ASSOCIATES. lie was the only
~ a among the Garzaites. Yesterday
ll.e anniversary OF the raid and many
f-e that remOrse impclled him 10 self
s3ss. len few believe shat he was
tris.. " ny his former partners In crime
ir.J whom he had turned. The sal
49,. rad WAS a most dilDOucal affair
- ulcrfs and a number OF soldlens oil
a.,s..sAleah army were surprised anl
ll--,s,.tffi. SUCH "a escaped from thell
ttr.,s paffdcks were slot down ant
VHk Into the fiumer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
A LANDMARK GONE.
A FAMOUS HOUSE IN ANTWERP
BURNED.


ny Associated Press,
Antwerp. Doe. ~ Tho "finnsadc
house" cnnsht fire this mornlng Il ~
one Of the historical hndmnrka of tho
city II wits 265 feet lug and 2l3 foot
broad, The building was begun In i5Ti
Originally II was USED ns warehouse
by tho linnsac.tirs aud bore the inscrip'
ton, "Sucr l,omaui lmper Doims
llasac 'rputonic," aud displayed the ur
mortal bearings Of The three league
eiucs The l'lemings styled j "oTer
linga Hms." The llausutln cites IN 1881
ceded tho warehouse 20 the Belgian gov
uumut lu Payment TOR ull river dulles
levied ON their yassola Tho mnn4iou
uAnsatiene Stood betWcru The grnnl and
petit bnsins constructed hY Napoleon be-
tween tho years 1874 nnd lhl3, at cost
Of many millions of francs
At midnight two men nnhrveh 20 De
lncandiHfios were see leaving tie ware
house and run along The qnny AZ this
time there was not the slightest iudlua-
don OF ire but " NyuH only a few mn
neuta after The mems disappearance that
nninoH werU eonn Ia burst forth IN all
thoir fury. Within m hour after The Gre
wnA first discovered the entire warehouse
WIS wrapped IN iamea. Tho north oud
Of the oily, where The llnsntlc block "
situnicd h RiWh up largely 20 docks
which cover uu area ol over 10 acres,
nnd are surrounded bY q not work Of
railways which daily bring thousand. Of
trucks 10 the harb0r nnd thence they
nra sent ~ all points on tha continent
| 'Ihe petit bnsin or small deck has noc0uO
! daiion for 100 YtsHps. aud the rrind
1 bnMn On largo dock Accommodations for
| 2l1 vessels both docks werc we'll filled
/ with shipping when The fire broke pnl,
| 1hn 0re Quickly assumed gigantic pro-
portions ana hla1rd furiGugly. illnmlnal.
! ing the nniirc city. The fower. well
| knuwu land mark 10 al anll0fa visiting
/ 0ie bnrbor Of Antwerp, collapsed with
M roof NJ / o'clock lhi4 moriinr
AZ Inc hour Of sending this dispatch
/ ,hr warehouse i SIN burning aud the
/ hfo viii 10 an probability last regernf
Enormous crowds on the adjacent
slrnets throughout tho day and iUgiglii
| etill iluscr af II fascinated NJ she sight
| The building has been Futtoi ~ The
! flames and u " feared tue walls may
| fnli at any mDmrut Tie wanllonsr
bpionged 10 DE city aud was Insured for
! j ,l15U0O francs
ono Of the firms which occupied The
building claims ~ loss 90 efain VIII
amount 10 iVl0Op0 francs Pari Of
6ne wall just fell M li@D y. MI There
VIVA SCATTERING ~ spectators 10 ger 0nt
IL danger One uniornnhie policeman
,tas buried lu the debris nni WAS ~
stenfy killed. Many persons were
wounded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
.pa STEALING DIAMONDS
| s,rHER JEwELRY BELONG
! NC TO A WACO FAMILY,
Young Man Named Jim Berry is
,,res,cd and Makes a Confession,
duplicating Another Man.

osSr McGraw und Shiel Saturday
|,se+sA The capture at Dallas Of u young
nan riving the name of Jim Berry, who
wanted On the alleged charge of COM
|hang burglary and theft at Waco
. iAe day Of the trades display in that
g While The family of Tom Paaitt
iNpi Ms Padgitt, were taking in the
v naae, Berry, it is claimed, forced
nttancc TO the residence Of Mr.l
IslciH lind took jewelry valued at
60 Of 500, consisting Of a pair of
anoui ear rings belonging to Mrs.
| ilstt. valued at 5000. and watch
which was engraved the name Of
| az PadHtt, Mr.. Pldgitt's little son.
he account Of the robbery was tully
y1iled 10 The Gazette at the time.
| ne day after the theft Berry came to
IN Worth, where he nawncd the din-
aisf0r 81, 10. after first having taken
\ stones out Of their sguings, M.l0l
ne llsnosed Of 10 II down town Nam
|ttl leweler. The watch was sold 70
y Day cook at Bill and Joc's reStauunt
y Officers McGraw and ShelLsseal
work on the case. which resulted III
\ Apnue nj Berry at Dallas Saturday
nalng by Officer McGWw. who went
NJ him, When arrested Berry had on
PRISON only abont $40.
| NJ officers did a good piece Of de-
I'VE work, and deserve great credit for
B'ry Is said to be from Wichita,
laNs Marshal Neil arrived last night
| ~ Wacn.
He told a Gazette reporter thai
~, who is young man of % or p
y confessed the burglary. and impli
~ an accomplice. He said he woult
take Berry to Waco this morning
would return by Wednesday o.
iasiay with Mr.. Tom Padgilt.
lagl Neil said that 1t is supposed
y Berry entered the Padgitt residence
he afternoon while Mrs, Padgitt wa
nrerlng u telephone call. There wa
~ more iewelry IN the room, whicl
not taken. Berry. he said, is sup
~ to belong TO gang who ar
Ming the state.
reward of 500 had been offered 70
iecoyery of the jewelry and the arres
| The thief.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11

Special TO the Gazette.
Tyler, Tex, Dec i0--lancs Hamhrlck
went south viii the short line ;his morning
Maurice Francis has acccptcd position
as mail carrier In place OF Buck Stewart.
Judge W. l.. Davidson OF the couri OF
criminal appeals returned 10 the cits "
Professor pennyhacker. superinteu - o.,
public schools In Palestine. q, ia M o. y
W. J.. Hlrdeluan left last night fls
home IN Austin.
ID. w. McEcherll, the popular drumu
Is doing the town today.
pr. Clarence Terry 10 reported some better
Sheriff Garrison Of Bowie was In the city
yesterday and secured an attached witness.
Mrs. n. w. FINLEY OF Dallas is visiting
relatives In the city
VIII 4. Noldcri, the popular real estate
agent, has returned homie frum Fort Worth.
George W. Homer has been appointed
deputy shcrln in the MONDAY precinct.
George Is genial good fellow and will
make a good officer.
Horny Dllnrd, well known In sporting
circles, hns been arrested IN Waco and
lodged In jail on the charge OF highway
robbery.
Deputy Smith Is sttl In winona invest.
gaiug ihe recent robbery there Ills return
with one or more Of the guilty parties il
hourly looked Cor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
THE TRAGEDY
AT oUANAH, IN WHICH McDoN.
AID WAS SLAIN,
STARTED AT HOUSTON, TEXAS,
During the sherins' Convention, and
Arose over Remarks Made About
Gov. Hogg by Matthews.

~ Haac. be Gazette.
-. Tot, a., Dee l0.-Capt William
j. ~ : ia. who was killed in Hard.
cman q. ihty yesterday by Sheriff j. {.
Matthews and his friends, had many
friends In this city. lie was member
of ilella Temple, order OF the Mystic
Shrine, and also member of Dallas
lodge of Knights Tcmplars. No man had
more devoted friends in this county than
Capt Bill Mcdonald, He was an East
Texan, had made and lost fortune
In the cattle business, had served MS an
officer in the Panhandle and was widely
known when made captain Of the state
| rangers by Gov HOgg, to succeed Capt.
| S. \. McNlurray
The trouble between Mcdonald and
| Matthews had H. origin at Houston dur
| i,g the last annual meeting Of the
sheriiis convention. Gov. Hogg was In
the city and the convention invited him
! 20 20 down the bayou on the excursion
before the vote was put sheriff Mat
/ thews jumped up and said! Before
| Hogg l. invited let him come forward
aud explain his treatment of the sher-
Fifty shcrifs were on their feet and
resented the insult to their invited guest,
| Coy, ilOgg and Capt Mcdonald were
| In the ball at the time. Gov Hog
| poured oil on the troubled waters aud
| peace prevailed. On the steamer going
down the bayou Matthews again forced
| himself upon the governor. and again
| attempted 10 forcr a discussion Of Tho
subject Capt, Mcdonald stepped TO tn,
front and remarked Ia the chief cNecu
Lea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
REVOLvERS AND WINCHESTERS
WE'RE COOKED AND NERyoUsLY
FINGERED AT wASKoMIs.
The New Town In Oklahoma, Whore
There Was a Rig Rush for Town
Lots, But No one Was Killed.


tliFhNAHf ~ NV RHAff'AA'f
Henucssey, o. r.. Dec. iO.-ENdiement
was Intense AZ die village 81 WaDkoinls uie
nrst town north Of iIenncascy on the llock
Island railway IN the Cherokee strip. today.
people from al over county "o' h0cked
,,,,, a.. t,,,yn and about noon the fun took
niaer, ,lTie Immense thr0ng Jumped Tie claim
II Ned itllff " kinRfisher and siatei u
out Into town lbs, GrayhHirf1 infp' ~
4nost 10 feabie 10 walk, wonri with babes
IN their arms. the professional Jumper WIN
blating m IA cyes booted and sTured cow.
puuchers and hl0aied money lrnacts, al
losiifd and fought c4cn oip'I IN lheN aux
leiy FOR town w,
Revsivans and Nlnchesiers were c9rked
and AZ ever ready ringer nerfeufly ciuiched
IN, trigger. but not shot was nrc1, Soy
ernl nsbfs with friA ana clubs took place
aud many heads are handlEei ~ tlis even
ing There sire a. least 80 people a. the
iifle town tonight and Nnutpuia IN s
Jew days vii DO d thriving ny, populated
Ia Z niuHie DAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
ENNIS HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
WAS TOTALLY DESTROYED BY
FIRE LAST NIGHT


Special to the Gazette.
tnnls TEX. Dec. lo-'rhc Handsome
public high school building one OF tho
handsomest structures In Euuls, ana which
was comparatively now. was totally de-
stroyci by IRE at 10 o'clock tonight The
loss lie cstlmutcd ut Sis,oO0, while thc insur.
anco ia only $1,000 There had been q
large attendance at the high school durlug
the present scholastic season, and It's de-
structlon Just at this time Is most mfortu
nate It was one OF the finest high school
buildings IN the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
nnARGEp wIrH MISCHIEF

Young man named Wall, who, u Is
s,id Is attending Baylor university bnt
~ resil,r, IN Denton. j. accused 81 ma
Melons mischief in cutting 4he halliaIas
which supported one. oil me H'Ie ,a,,. nv :,
,ha larnp and distinguishing all the lights
IN; IN tbat section Of the city. a warTnt
-, ,,,,s issu,d for his arrest last night npt
bs conld not h. found, aud j Is thought
hh has skipped aud gone to his home
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
TICKET oFr1cH noBBED

by Associated Press
81. Charles, H.. Dec. 1O.-rAe Ticket
office of the Chicago aud Great Western
road was rohhcd today by Tour masked
nee windows aud covering Night Opcra-
tor Foster aud his friend Brick Matte
son with Q revolver. compelled them TO
open the drawer. Thoy then hluiel Eos.
ter and Matteson To clair. drillcla hole
IN the safe aud blew II open. fhoy Sc.
cured NllO Ia monuy mud soinc checks
clew
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
NEwsY NOIEs.

locomotives have electric headlights.
Chime bells came into vogue early Ia
the seventeenth century.
In Enslani silver y not legal tender
for amounts oyer 40 shilllug4
n Tho loufteanih ceninry suits Of armor
often weighed lIJ pounds aud over
The Republic ~ San Mnrino. dating
from $50 a. d., Is the Oldest slate IN ku-
rope,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11

send her back TO the asylum. though she
declares size is perfectly sane. Stockdnle
Upon learning that his sister-in-law was
IN town, hurried TO the depot and dotnin-
ed her. She was taken 10 Louisville ho.
tel and kept prisoner all night Int IS.
capped in he morning and finally left for
ltussellville 10 join Eer mother. She saws
she never was insane. Stockdnlc claims
she was taken TO 81. Louis by her brother
Stockdple is nephew of the late Eek
stein Norton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
( SAYS SHE'S NOT cRAzY.

: .'..,1ls'ille, Ky. Dee. "a sensational
~. aas been developed in this city.
~, p4iiies involved are some Of the
rs tgso9ninent people ia Kentucky.
4 .,orlne Stockdale. wealthy widow
tii,-,sl was released fom = private
assr.i. This was done Without no.if-
Iaei...h Lsianves. She wert direct TO
Vi. E.e thursday en- route 90 Russell
IA ~. sac charges Eckslein Stock
~ prother-ln-lAw, with trying 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
IIDnpERr IIIaAns TT.

by Associated Press.
WasMngton, dec. Secretary Tier
bert hna received from Minister ThoInp-
son al Rio de Jnheiro tho following;
admiral Dc Cana hiss declared IN favor
Of nc insurgents and The restoration OF Tho
government a. u WIS constituted befOrs
the establishment II d republic"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11

Charley Pachino, a Mexican, stabbed
a nestess named Mary Allen this morn
Ing. using small pocketlnife az the
Te1pon. Her injuries are not serious'
The Mexican Is Ia jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
STOLEN DIAMONDS RECOVERED.

City Marshal All c. Neill received a
Telegram today from Chief of Police
Maddox. of Fort Worth, stating thnt the
diamonds aud watch recently stolen from
the residence Of Mrs. Tom ildgiu' lie
zatic. had Leon recovered Ia that city,
and That the thief was in custody. Mar
shal Noin left for Fort Worth tonight to
get the prisoner and the property
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11
AILDGgD cAI'I1B THEFr

Speclnl % ihe TuteII'.
Dallas. Tor, Dee. TO- Isaac H0nnieutt
ana ID. A Grey were arrested tonight
ehargea with theft Of eleven hahd Of fat
steers ffom the rauea. Of Sanger Bros-,
near scyene. FRIDAY uigit y ~ alleged
that ihe mon drove the cattle 60 Dallas
sir head valued AZ SGD we're sold 10 Ben.
r..i,a Bros. butcher for $50 Honmcnii
and Gray declare il.ey pufchass'd the cat.
ilr. The Ofborrs are looking for third
party 70 the tr1ll.aeiiop-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11

daughter Papa. don't you think ]
onebt IA have ms voice enltiyaicdf Pqpa
u fhiuk yun 0nght TO have something
done 10 H. -gld-Biis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11

Cake baskess and fruit stands. More
hous x McBnees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11

on n small wager George 4. lec of
IAchheld, Minnetoia. smple1 o. cisnfs 70
N Zinc taken 20 consume one cigar WIS
tx minutes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11

o,er. glasses. $3.50 TO SO; AoFeA0SA
& McBrides.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11

A sman horse power engine, which
4, 80 to make f1riy.igo cigarettes q
minute, d the invention Of o Frenchlpan'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-11

Come ga and SEQ how well W. spp
MI your wants Do Nmns noreliits-oi
sfock II coiupifte.
''S' MOHEHOUs K McsRlDE,
jcwclege'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29
A Purist School Board.

It will be remembered that there
was o great stir in Brooklyn schUol
board that Longfellow's Building Of
the ship" was not a proper poem to
be read 10 public, particularly In
schools, and was calculated to bring
o blush TO the cheek Of the Young
person. One would have thought
that that experience would have
taught the Brooklyn superintendent
of public schools wisdom, but he
does not seem to have profited by it.
Recently he has selected the Lady
of the Lake" for critical reading
during the present term. One mem.
Der Of the board of education, in
consequence, has been moved to pro.
cure and pursure the work. and he
finds that II contains a note that, in
his judgement, calls for the suppress.
sion of the book, go far, at least, 90
the Brooklyn schools are concerned.
What purerminded critics than the
Brooklyn school board can be found
anywhere In the world Longfellowl
Scott Who next?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29

10 assessments under the single
tax all values created by individual
use OF Improvement wonld excluded,
and the only value taken into con
sideration would be the value at
taching to the bare land BY reason
of neighborhood,: ect., to be deter
mined BY impartial periodical as
ses ements. Thus the farmer would
have no more taxes to pay than the
speculator who held q similar piece
of land idle. and the man Who on, o
city lot erected 9 valuable building
would be taxed no more than the
man whoheld Q similar lot +vacant.
Il: G. Commercial.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29

In New Ouieaps, st the Washing
ton ARTILLERY Hall on Monday, there
gathered an immense crowd to hear
discussion of the "law aud order"
This 10 o move worthy Of obssrva-
ton by oil who are interested 10 the
upholdiDg Of the law. Neglected
Statutes that have long been drag
ging their way through this world,
ore now receiving O hot attention
and the object 10 to demand The en-,
forceneat Of The law especially the
Sunday law. The law preventing
gambling 10 very plain On the statute
books of Louisiana and alf good PEG
pie should unite and together give
o lit for the benefit Of ell.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29
Governor Flower has already a

Governor Flower has already an-
nouned that he will not permit Cor.
'bott and Mitchell to meet in this
State BE will be on hand at the pro
per time to knock the match ont.
This carries ous the prediction that
the affair will 60 South, and in
stead OF CoEbstt aud Mitchell get.
ting the price on themselves 90 OF
fractions it Is probable that The
Crescent City Club will be the die
tators, and instead Of getting $40,
O00'purse there will be considerable
cutting in figures BY tha time the
men get ready to enter the ring:-N'
Y. News. .....
Thus sthe metropolis Of the South
seen BY ehe NORTH % place "a
which TO go 70 do what 10 forbid
den st home.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29

Morgan City Review: Oneof
the most astonishing things in the
world. and one that must surely
strike the residents Of other states
90 being extremely remarkable, 10
the fact that in Louisiana there is 10
law to prevent the marriages of
whites and blacks. Miscegenstiou
10 q crime; it is q violation OF Gods
and natures lave; 1t is q hideous
blot upon the escutcheon Of our
state; it attacks the purity Of The
superior race, yet no legislature that
has ever convened within the state
house VALE has possessed the moral
courage to rise above the traditions
Of old Louisiana and psss laws for
the purificatious Of its people.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29
Succession Sale.
STATE OFLOUISTANA,
Parish of VermiIion.

E1FlB0 Oh S6EMlf4kOUs 80.
Seventeenth Judicial District Court
Succession OF Rose Anne Foreman.
No. 225. .. =. @a.s.44sl
By virtue OF IN order of aale
granted by the Hon. aforesaid court
in the matters OF the above number.
ed and entitled succession aGthoris.
ing and empowering me to sell all d
the property of aaid succession 70
pay debts. | will sell ct public auc.
ton to the last and highest bidder,
at the late residence OF the declared
on III
Thursday, Nay 4, 1898.
the following described property.
to-wit:
One certain tract of land lying
and being eituased in the Parish of
Vermilion near Que Tortoe and des
ignated as that mach OF che Western.
portion of the 5. w Of See. I 7. u
8. r. two East 80 ne to give ehe
area of One hundred superficial
acres, more or less.
One dwelling house.
One corn crib.
100 lbs barbed wire.
Terms-Cash on the day Of SALE
Sherif.s efice March 81. 1888.
A r. E.ERT.ANG ShaFiR.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29
State OF Ohio, City OF Toledo, %
u0aa Enunty.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he 10
The senior partner Of the firm of F. J Chen
ey and Co., doing business in the City of To-
ledo. county and State aforesaid, and that
said firm Will pay the sum OF one hundred
dollars for each case Of cstsrrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls cstarrh cure.
FRANK J.. Car HEY.
sworn to betose me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. D.
1885.
~ a. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Cskarrh Cure 10 taken internally
and acts directly On the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for teatimo-
malls, fees. sr
Sold by Druggist seventy I've cents.