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DRS. MERRILL 81 MERRILL,
The most widely aud fsvorsoly knewa specialists
OF the Pscifc Coast The doctors are regular gfsdf
mates from ths University of ire ity OF New erk
an1 ot ong Island toieEe Hospital Brooklyn.
New \ ork. and IaeSr loaE experience. renaaTxshis
SIKH and universal success Ia the treatment ard
OF hroatc diseases eHtitaa these eminent
physicians 10 ihe tali confidence OF tae Af.i ctsd
eveTYwnere.
y O matter what your CONF lalnI consult these
saccsssfa spec, sts Who able 70 effect cures
IN many eases shat have been Pronounced nos.iss&
They treat scientifically aud successfuilv. cure
auicSsF and perm aaeutly FrEvats. Boosi and Sks=
Disease. Nervous i~blii.y aad sexual Disorders,
pie. Fls*Ata sad t1rctAi Ulcers. Syphilik t,oaar.
rh1eA. ~~l. >pSrmaforThRa. ~eEnluAl WeAx re.sx
Icst Manhood, y got EmisSiens. becAyed Facal.
ties kEeumAtlsHs y enfGls a. GAtarEh, HFonrhltfs
Aslbaaa, gE1ofs. kEppgisns ~alE hheJIn aud
~gkIl TCRE- radically AMI safely cured witagut
pain or detention from bus cess and cures qua an
iced "a tsf0rui iss @a1 .fafs1l meats 20 Ipar.
r a. quickly removed \ EEIAfN ASs pos
FrIE = U&E for Ehe asia sE-css Of early vine
ant gaa hume eFtsS tns1 fGts8s ia 20 srnia
Lon fxp~r3eacs. ~ttE snrsrai elsv1 eacca.x is
tire nsst evidence Of = dc 0-'s sktL
Disc ASEe OF n OMEN $50 sccaive special
a trn lar Uoasa personally tBs OLDEST Agd
nsass EXPERIE>t ED SPECIALISTS az
tEe Ns&Si. or write seaasng stamp. EonsQatatlan
FIRE aud c0nf1sats&i fremont Block, GA
Front street. Seattle.
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TFTSG AVID CLEANING.

b1FISG AVID SANING.
NsAgTLE CLEANING AND pyEF~a
o.As AsarS. 81 Bk4iev eGiHslrx y. u. BAx
4osA = ors Css 81 tsE ss4 1sltEs7~s
SAN fhANtisCO Dlk AoAkS s.J Sc
= gzt sEsSs1
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BrsTyEss CHANCES
E'9R saLE-cfGAR STAND. sssI LocA-
It fisa IN the city. Axtsess r o Boz Is4s
WE WILL TRADE GTLrED6E IScoME
w properly sa- ssoek Of x-ooertes. hAre-a-e.
rs0erAa nesrhAzzdzs~ . sasa aa1 door fncssry.
Actress ?. q boz &4k Cashasta
LOB saLE-FrsE FRUIT. CONNECTION
= cry sna cigar ssAo6s . snap 70, lAey or zenils
trsoes investigate Address l. Z. Post-iassl1i-
ssno-r-
WANTED WANT To BUY An INTER.
" sst IN Q veil established real sSra- Q lcaa ABA
Insurance. business In seattle. A1aress Lock Box
l0ss S@2stAe
E,0E sALE-DRUG STORE IN TOWN OF
Il shout i.fsp0 Inhabitants caly drug store VIII
iaFotce about $500: good sock GOO II sfe xooa
ts~r. good locsss0a Actress Pharmacist, care
Fo.IIsse1sgsDeeE
L,oR sALs-FIRsT-CLAss SALOON: cor
y ner boeafioss dong good o1siseA Address
10. care Posi- icteEiigscesr
Tor SALE hEsTkusASTs. HOTELS,
lodging houses. saloons grocery and al Ssads
% businesses from s2ss up Hal, zoi >. u DIX
WAxTED-To zxcaASGs REAL ESTATE
W Ter sE1a0 STOCK Of ErocereA Address A =.
PesI~fn;eiitgsncer-
LsoH @ALF-A GOOD PAYr<G MILLINERY
Il business. stock new. not sarse ess complete:
seed tr..ts built up Address A l. sivysr- AHA
CORES. Wash.
E-0R sALE-AT BARGAIN. COUNTRY
store WITH post91see q ra.i,osi s,slssa' me
IoR REsr-TEAM OF GOOD HORSES:
Il cheap. Address p. o. Boz asa
I-oR sALE-cHEAP TIE OLDEST AND
Post Intelligence
FOE sALE-NrsCELLASEOUs.
r-01 -.,~ $1,000, = 70, sp~- r~~x
II eicpesia BritsnnIca: silk found latest edition.
% volumes: cost el35. cheap IL taken st
once. Address Buyer, Post-fnieii'seneer
L'oR sALE-ii-ToS NEW sTAUSCH FISH
price only s.so c his |. Sreas bsrxau' ponhns
a Akin. ol5 second
L'oR sALE-cHEAP. cow. WILL BE FRESH
Il in March: also pony, harness and buggy. Mira
Hadwin- Gould and ciane streets
E'oE SALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4 buggy. harness and wagon Address Owner.
PcstInielIsencer
EoR sALE-PLEAsCRE YACHT CHEAP.
s7a Inquire oli Main street
L'oR sALE-s40 GUITAR FOR Ses Is LES
sons inciudea- Call ~ Jusnita house. 32i4
Pike street
L,oR sALE-wE NOW HAVE SUMRER
4 of fine 81 Bernard puppies tor sale 81 SIS each
Apply TO Fidaiso City Kennels. Hamilton. Wash
EoR sALg-Two TEAMS MULES CHEAP
goldman building
TOR sALE-AT BARGAIN. AyUPal0ar
Il piano; also q handsome willow swinging cradle
almost new. Mrs Brown. AZ James street
EoR sALs-30o0 SHARES SOS-As3FssA-
i bic gold mining stock. Address r. c. A. Post
Infeiligencex
EoR sALE-TYPEwRITER fCALIaRAPH1
one square piano. cheap. Clark. 703 second
street room 1t.
Tor sALE-0LD NEwsPApERa APPLY
~ this ONCE
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III Cherry Street.

Advertisement. nnesr tie head Of Loaf Fouss
Fer sale 90 Kent sad SatnAtsoas sntsa WI %
sx.srt~1 sf ire rate Of word each issssfioG
Tsvn.snt a var. IA sdvaaea 80 stvsElssemsEss
ssrsis ed fE ssss than Is C ia
~aTTcY-Tn@ hnsIasss sssscs Of TIE PosT-Gs-
TzIIsssSeEs IL opsa nstu IL p N Iss1nsa
tGYertgssraents ali bs received 50 70 this tune
Advertisements vii BE sersvai as branch osf.oes
1.-THE Per fNTELLFsHxgKs a.:
g.e.,fsls s.s,r..a lille Pacific Avss9s
TBoanas e.ransoas aAsa<sE
Teri Townsend fseaea q springer
The following letters await advertisers 81 his
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FoR gEsT-KooHa

roe gEsT-EoOHG
L-oa RExT-PLFA@axr FaoxT ROOMS
a Normandy. Thisa ana gssses s;reses
LOB hESr oxE VERY PLEASANT
Il tsrxs frcas roosa ~ssa hsT wfa1ow. everioo<s1y
reEs cae~s sagsrns.nee e. ~M f1rnssh IL; ass
I've smaller ro0zzs nse41y far5hsh@d- Cal a. svs
LsoR gEsT-g ROOMS; ELEGANTLY FUR
-fts ev ~fxaezt eosrd ~ eos Third street; ssrnas
reAasass,4
LOB gExT-FoUR FURSIsnED ROOMS
sss hesse<s~p2nx sIz s~f rroSsa- tis Eixhfs
sts~~ts near Pske.
L,oR gExr-Y-RstsHEp ROOMS; STEAM
hss& 81 ESTER bso>x-
LvE REST-FrkSisHED AsD usFrR-
aashsa rooms for ho7sss>epsns SIS H-eosa -
IroR RExT-F.oST Roox. Above AND
II kfsessn- iis L-0ora street.
los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES goox- 7sc TO
e. ger week. ssrsfsss4 housekeeping suites.
~ pr month sis fesasr assnas
LOB sssT-rwo VERY DESIRABLE rS-
Il fsrnfsss@f rooms az coEveuisncss Tor ho1s@-
kseplnx. AEss terms Moderate Address
T~rass. Pest fnse4lExsnssr.
L-oR EEx NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
y ". 80 per wssx sns ug~Ards German family.
sls FFfGh
LOB REsT-Two FURNISHED Rooms:
4 81 and also per week; private family eoF
Cherry.
Tor -HoUsFKEEPiSs ROOMS FUR
asshsf e0mplsss. sow rent fiersHes hcnss.
Fgurtn ard Madison.
L,os RE~T-FuESIsngp ROOMS AT no.
It ts steven.
I-oR REST-FLFGASTLY FURNISHED
Il rooms; CO: rates Willis Hotel. Front street
I.oR REST-coNPoRrABLY FUgSfsHED
II rooms f0s housekeeping; IS per moath 2elo
Front street
LOG RENT-TN WASHINGTON rEART-
Z tory investment CO. s bal ding corner second
siT. so per mooth, sftA steam heat; one rsom on
tAlni hoor. g. PEI month. with steam heat
LsoR REST-Low RATES FOR THE WIN
Il ter. furnished and uufarnsshee housekeeping
soo'n% 1919 TSir1
L'oE REsT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
ala Columbia street
LOB RKSr-FURNISHKD ROOMS: SINGLE
y - suites $40. light housekeeping $40 monthly.
2olsS FreBL
L'0E EEST-FCBSIsHED HOT sEkEEPrS6
Il rooms l405 Front and MON
L'oR REST-ELEoANT SUITE FURNISHED
steam heat Mrs. fsrxusoa, Hoiyors Building
Entrance on sprlng street
LsoR RENT-FIRsT-CfAss FURNISHED
u rooms, single or szite with OF without BOARD
strictly home cooking The Ripley. Front and
Pike streets.
L'oR KtsT-RoOMs AT REDUCED eATFs
u Columbia house, three doors east Of pcsiofics
L'oE RkNT-Two FChSIsHED HIUsE-
xseplns rooms; bath; AS: IS month cha
pin, -iIta and Pike.
L'oR KEST-FUks IsHxD OR USFUR-
Il nishe5 hns large rooms In North Seattle BANK
building tbricEl, corner Front and Battery, hns
sisS. rent los. laaaire on premisea
LsOR REST-SIRsT-uLAss FURNISHED
Il rooms. single suite; re .erencss given and
requires. The Nendoms Font .trset
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L>OR SALE-WATEh WORKS AND GEN
l. erai fund bonds. Notice 10 hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the town council Of
the Town Of Colun oia King county. Washington.
on or before O'Clock p N. January 8. 1894. for
the sale of IS 900 Of water WORKS bonds author
lied by an election held IT said town December
5. 1893 Also for the sale OF -. 900 general fund
bonds authorized by same election said bonds
70 twenty years interest payao semi
annually at per cent per annumL
TIE council reserves The right 10 reject any and
all bids. b X SHAW.
Clerk OF the Town OF Columbia
Colum blA, Wash Decem ber Is, 1898.
E,oR sALE-BoNa IS; NOTICE IS HEREBY
Il given that the board OF county commissioners
OF Snohomish county, Washington, viii receive
sealed bids up 10 O'Clock m Monday. January
4. 1894, for the sale OF e5o,0 of twensy-year
per cent funding bonds
The board reserves the right to reject any or Al
BIDS ID. - sWEKDFTGER
County Auditor and Clerk Of Board
Saohomish. Wash, December Z. 1898
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ESGTsEEgs ASp CoSrEA CroES
NAS s.k$tfSs . BA4Et}E aFaSf-& y
- s!aeers Aa1 contractors f0f hrtdses 81 eTe-s de-
scrfptso8- wharf bat.&iug, s siEvia% afezazlqs
ard stesi saaFs4 sxcavAtla<s E2aas and specta1a
tAsas Furnished app scs<saa. eoTrs.ton3ess - 80
ECstast 0ftse@ S4ssz8 -sstNe Sa1io8ai Esax
bu5tafnx- seattle Vas
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ROOM RFsDrsr

l. ASTHtfST-@ Bl% DRY BLANK R10A
u E8aEa facs2Fsrs y zssst nsSoH street cprnet
Coz. sssFe4As, Tes-ns Aa4 : Terry s.acx. SeA1sl.
Na@h
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lsHAAPE0N SCIENTIFIC TAILOR SYSTEM
Y lads shs NOR i. saAsaase@d reFfecE wstn .eAmE
cut seam dresses SIh0gf seams IN lining or
good large cIAss lesraias ss Douthltt bldg, slI
second
MES A. KINGS nRFSsMAkTSG PARL0Rs
vi arr located in tie 0effs'eia block, prices -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05
WHAT THE GREAT PROPHET
SAYS ABOUT NOVEMBER.
SEVERE STORMS AFTER THE is.
Don't Confuse Foster with tho Bu-
reau Reports, For They Are DIFF
rerent-Current Theories OF storms.
Vegetables and Flowers.
coprwrIgl!led 1sag BY w 7: Fo.tor.


Copywrighted 1899 by w. 7, Foster
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Nov MY last bul'
lotin gave forecasts Of the storm WIVES
to cross the continent from 9th TO 9th :,
und the next viii reach tie Pacific coast
about the 10Th. cross the western noun
tnins by close of the 1ith, the great cen
trail valleys from 18th to l4th, and the
eastern states about Tie 10Th.
The wnrm wave viii cross the western
,n,,,n,oir. ,i,o,t ,bo 1otb t1,. front con.
'''V.'''-,,'', ~. ,o,. ~ M. 49,.
ein' '",''ss "p'u, ~ a. ~ ~ ~ ~, 80
'rn H'"'eN no''' '"u i'''' -" 80 ~,
VIII cross ne western mpun'uilS hpout
the 18th. the great central valleys about
tho nth and tno eastern atitos about
~ t-n,
'hs i'"h
very severe storms h''y DC eNpe''pu 10
cross the continent from November 10th
80 n..or,,,., oJ,
-, -. .,.,.. .,,.,1.
IL N surprising 70 s'' Low many ''"'
crs confuse my forecasts with those OF
tbe pstiongi yyentber burnnu. | have
-. ~ a., ,,,n anytiing dated AZ
Washington, and cannot afford TO be held
responsible for anything more thnn my
- -. ot,o al, nianntarv uoi,or-
omn 't'e'a' ',,,,,,.,
olOgisia iair critics. anu we hrr NlWns"
ready to compare our longmnse fore
casts with the ehort.range forecasts Of
,,ts,ai ,,...,,ho,. ,,,r..n n,,tvifh.
ihf pau""n' N'"'ii''
standing their government anu Oh Over
5000 day.
~. r,auy raadera ovorlook lie con.
-, $500, 49,,
dltiohs hnu't Wnion ny i'i'''sn
made. All should remember that me
weather changes are expected within u
aiours Of sunset Of the day named, and
therefore not necessarily on that day.
CtJRIkENT THEORIES or STORMS.
Professor blseigW or. ot nne, ,,ll,l.
weather burcan sl,yH nhs w a.,,, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05


And the answers came slowly but GER
lainly,
'sfho tongue Is divine organ. when
it speaks words of hope and cheer and
mercy: It IL played upon hy the devil,
when II whispers Of gloom, bitterness,
aud OF eternal suffering
The tongue Is a divine organ. when II
speaks the good word In the good way;
Ii Is played upon hy The deyii. when II
SAYS The good ward In Tho Ind w,,g. and
makes an innucndo nm acenstthn.
The tongue Is 4 divine orriih Wien "
speaks words of cleanliness, thc devil h
play lug upon Il whom Il says words that
you would fluid impossible 10 utter In the
shndow OF the altar.
The tongue Is a divine organ when 1t
speaks through. the mouths OF public men
words that win mako living ensicr and
better for all mankind Il is plnycl upon
by the devil when from h those dniy
come inanitics, silly personalities and
tiresonie stupidliios that have nothing to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05
REWARD.

The public Is hereby warned fhat one
]. S. Johnson. claiming to be our repre-
sentative. and soliciting orders for us.
receiving in advance payment therefor
Is not and never was 10 our employ,
and IS an impostor and we are IN no
wise responsible for any business en-
trusted to him He has cards ppFpori-
Ing to be ours, and at bis pleasure as
sumae nn1ues other than The above.
We viii cheerfuIly pay fifty dollars
$4,000 TO anyone furnishing us with
Information leading 10 bis arrest and
conviction.
CASEY. swAsEY a co.
Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05

senator Jarnes r. Pierce Of New York
wrltesi
For the past two years have SUFFERED
very much from m aggcaVatch form Of
nervous dyspepsia. have resorted 70 ynrl'
on A few months since ffirnl or mino
auegested the trial n Alicook's pofons
plnsters. Following the suggestion J have
fe,.ts IA those similarly AFFLICTED Ia, me
suggest the manner Of their use J place
ono over my stomach. one over mo heiniie
region and one on my back. Tue eicri y
excellent. From the day commenceu tli'lr
tisa Have been slowly hut surrly improving,
and ann quite confident fhat by continuing
i shall again be restored to my accustomed
hpaltlH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05
mEHUMAN TONGUE is ~ DIVINE
ORGAN.
|EltVlL OFTEN PLAYS UPON IT
s'Atorial Speeches that Mean Moth
As-The American Senate as
Rad of National Chatterers-An
EFil'Mlnded woman's Tongue.

I'm Our Rernlor C'orresno,don+
New yort NJ ,e sn0"p ~
~ i0.k' Nov l, lS93.-lt was
saehav, all day long | seemed to see
i / II cana sbon. T., M 800 " ~
4 s'A up the book in the morning to
lqk Al It for a second while my coffea
n1ed and / road. ..1,ba ,on,,Ha a. a
~ organ, but the devil often plays
son ~ Then 1t printed itself right
k'sre NE. tool, IN The morning paper,
= 'sad a speech made in the senate;
'peeca that went all around every
lsss, took in mist Of tho words for,d
customary one of two outside
as nation. when ono s.r. Ma ra,ion
es means ,be no, o,'g sass .ng "a n,
MI ~ ,le people Who gain their
Il, ,, nna butter by the sweat of
~ o'ow, was paying this speaker of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05


the great actors. And his sermon told
of hell; of the ncverending hell in
which he claimed to believe And ner-
yous owinen cried, and hysterical g1rla
We're frightened. and men thought II
this was religion they wanted none OF
yous women cried, and hysterical girls
loaf Of bread, man would suffer end
less torments; lie told how, for the
wretchcd woman who had made n mis-
take, there would be Il burning of con
science and body that would never cease
happiness. laughter. and merriment'
which ne called nippancy, he dlsan-
proved Of. He damned everything so
generally that he almost objected TO
the sunshine. He portrayed the intense
suffering that would come mentally
and physically; he talked for forty-tve
minutes. and never once did he mention
mercy or happiness.
UNCHARITABLE PEOPLE.
And woman who sat next 10 me
cried as she thought of child who had
died when she was fifteen years old'
aud never having been converted, was,
according to this theory, absolutely
bnruing. And she said-and only
mothers can ay such things-'S1e was
always such a delicate little thing; she
was always SO easily frightened ana
10 thinl, am not with her to Help bear
the pain"
Looked m at the sunshine and sai1;
''Well. MS ! am to have nothing hut
he'll In the future, might as Wen nave
some fun here. and the beginning OF
il viii be that I'll stop listening to ser
mons ..,.,.o5 of
all tbe dainty arabesqnes that We're
nointed hack Of the pulpit. there MAS
moi printed in scarlet letters; ne ne
tongue is a divine organ, but the ueVll
4 va,ing man belonged to swell club
He said ii was a very Jolly clnn. re
Killed to go there AZ night after thetneatis ~,
and talk to the fellows he shlu "
heard all the news bu; one nlg MI , wi,nu
i,,r no heard the name of woinhh
mentioned. That was by no means un,
canuon He had frequently listened
10 worry smiley stories about no enc OF
women. but this one happened TO pe
his sister. Nobody knew I for she hha
lived most Of her time in farls' ana ~
hadn't reached the point Whenu ne y
cussed the women Of his fanny ~ u
clnb Well. when lie came TO lhlhk II
ali over nobody had absolutely stated
fnct about her. but those gosSlps 70 Nil3ln
he had so often listened with denEn.,
haze a way of saying things tnnt lllas W
construed to suit the TASTE o, ~ ,t,. ~
This was what he heard a pte''s -
nan, amt she? Yes but VINO app'''
ciates the beautyF -. .,.o-
well, you know she nasn srd ont
saw her In most fetching irpcA ny
other morning. about 10 o'clock coming
out Of church.
'Oh, did youl So many clever WOMEN
do that kind Of thing; nobody can m say, say
ANYTHING about meeting ieho"-"''
sinner - u,.mv .fellow.wor-
Pretty g9oa, yiln,ns' 10 her. do you
SHIPPER .b III, 70 80 iseu," Nh hereY'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05

10 rot nm ohiss.tionabla ner,.on mt Of
whit ubcy co1Jief thJr iiell Of opera.
lions.
The hots as 10 magnetic Influences
by Prof Bgclow hy examining the sun,
but from the records Of mRguchg action
at various places all around aud on the
earth, therefore Il ~ ouly theory with
Of tiose magnetic disturbances. ! he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05

Our line 81. 90 54.in. nHo
Ladies' Cloths, sold hh
this week. ....... UlllJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05

Commencing Oct The 10th. and nntn
further notice. the Fort Nor-li and Don-
YER City wiil sen flrscrlass tickets.
Fort Worth % Dcnvcrl Colorado Springs
and Pueblo. Colo. a / rata Of $2f70
n. IS. DAVIS Ticket Agent.
ftli a0i Main street.
500 G. .. LTiSIl, Ticker Agent
Uni0n Depat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05
a BARGAIN.

Our ladies Fast Black, extra quality.
Hose. with spllced heel and toe. al
25c; worth 35c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05
ladies' and Misses
CLOAKs,

J. .Iesant styles, newest col
.,,Das and popular weav-
,,,s, in all grades and at
s,matohable prices. You
..ould inspect this depart
ANT before purchasing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05
HONI

II was lust between daylight and dark.
1s,e NJ n the fireplace were great mas
~ of golden heat The dogs were
stretched ont full length IN the front Of
~. ~, ihey might get as much OF Il
~ In possible. aud spelt out IN ne 1nfnl. 3
~ WOOD. / read: ''Whea y II oi'inei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05

Roots do not push their way through
she hard soil. but the litter moves away
from the roofs. THE fact has peen
1etrrmiDed by scientific experiments
sadache inyesugasions have Sekef-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05

II you want rernnium 10 bloom
profusciy. give h but little water; y
growth is desired, increase the amount
Of water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23
DR.. R c. FLOWER,

DIR. II. c. Flower to Make u Professional
Trip Through the West and Northwest.
The patients Of DR.. r, @. Flower will
be glad to know that he has arranged o
professional visit through the states Of
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin
as follows:
steubenvllle. O., Imperial Hotel, Mon
day, August2S .
Columbus, o., Neil House, Tuesday,
August 20.
day and Thursday, August 30 and 81.
There is no physician in the United
States better known than DR.. r. O.
Flower His cures are SO numerous and
often OF such miraculous nature, that
many writer's have claimed that many
OF his cures were miracles.
DR.. Flowers ability to tell q patient
his disease without asking u question,
is as well established as that DR..
Flower lives.
This western visit Of the doctor will
afford an excellent opportunity to many
to consult this eminent specialist close
to their homes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23
pl,o Now DanIs.

The committee in charge of the new
bank movement is on the right track.
Tho application for a charter looks like
business and that is what it means,
The banking capital OF Wheeling was
not sufficient for Its growing business
with tho Exchange in the fold. That
important institution out OF tho reckon.
ing, there IL an opening which amounts
to demand that must DO satisfied or
the business Of Wheeling will DO Grip.
pied and everybody will feel tho differ.
once. Tho now bank will have tho un.
nusual iortunoto stop into a rOady-madO
business which has been profitable and
will DO again.
Realizing tho situation and tho bone.
Als TO como to tho whole community,
tho project has no warmer friends than
men Interested in other banks. This
10 another sign that tho people Of
Wheeling are touching elbows In those
times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23
WIT AND WISDOM.

Parke Lane-What do you think OF
this ready.made suit, old manP Since
got married, you know, have to be
economical, Baxter-oi course. But
you don't mean to say that you have
given up your tailor2 Parke Lane
Oh, no. My wife has him now,-CIotk-
Ter and FurRiSher.
"Do you know" said Mrs. Globe
Trotter, II actually think tue grass is
greener in France than anywhere else
1 have. been" "Quitc likely" replied
her stay.at-home friend; II have often
heard OF paris green. Atlanta C0nsIit4-
ton,
You may beinvited to ball or din
ner because you dance or tell good
story; but no one since the time Of
Queen Elizabeth has been made cab
met ministea or q lord chancellor for
such reasons.-E Pierrepont
Foreign Boy-One man is as good as
another in this country, isn't he2
American Boy-Yes; that is, unless
the other Is u policeman Good NetDs.
A little love rapidly Envelopes the
sensibilites and intelligence Of women /;
it is through the heart that they ripen
or mold.--Latena.
A hypochrondriac is a person who
gives everybody else q pain all over
when he has pain in his little finger
Detroit Tribune
A man is relieved and gay when he
has put his heart into his work and
done otherwise shall give him no peace.
Emerson.
Plenty Of sleep is conducive to beauty.
Event-a~ garment looks worn when 1t
loses itsa nap.- Ie1as Sittinqs.
People who blow their own horns
seldom furnish good music tor other
folks.-Ram'S Horn.
No man shall ever BIO poor that goes
to himself for what he wauts.-SeHeca,