davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
A MEDICAL BOARD.

Austin, Tex. Fob. ~ Especially Rep
rcscntahvc Henderson OF Milan will In
troducc bin tomorrow which will prove
interesting To the medical profession Of
the state, as well us 70 those entrusted
with their cnro for life aud health. le
provides that their shall be state board
Of medical examiners, composed OF thrcG
of the professors of the stihto medical
college at Galveston, and two others, one
eclectic and ono homeopathic, all 10 be
appointed by the governor for biennial
terms. II shall hold semi-annnal meet
ings at San Antonio, and IA majority
shnll bee at other times In session az Cal
weston. An purtics In the future desir-
ing 10 practice medicine In this state will
be- required 10 have either n certificate
from The boord or a diploma FROM the
medical college.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
MEATnEREnRD OFINION.

Wcatherforl, Tex, Feb. D.. Special y
The summary justice dealt out Ia Henry
Smith for the horrible crime which he
confessed. by a. justly enragcd populncG
mrudati0n of an cuRses of citizens II
WINS indeed "a horrible death, hut then IL
was hcndish, diobolical crime. aud an
of this people think as one man that
desperate eases require The most desper-
ate remedies Even his col0rcd brethren
are In exact concord with the spirit
of Paris and OF Lamar county aud more
acts like unto the one just played VIII
have q ciyilZing effect on oil wrong doors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
TEXAS LEGAL TENDERS.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 2. Especial, Sena-
tor Koarby introduced today q bill 70 De.
fine tho kind Of money which Is a legal
tender In the payment Of All debts CON
collected In the state Of DNas, and 20
prevent discrimination in favor Of or
AGAINST either metal. II pE0yides that
gold and silver coined nc the United
States minis shell be received without
discrimination ia favor Of either metal
M the payment Of all debts, and that it
shall not be lawful 70 contract Tor the
either one 81 said metals or 20 discrimi-
nate Ia favor Of one against the other.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

more quickly than they came, they melt.
ed away, aud by s p. m. there was moth
ing in the appearance of the place To
dclOte that the day had been full of so
terrible an excitement
Today there is absolutely nothing to
attract the attention, aud only 0t rare
intervals does a casunl remark connect
today with the past or recall It 10 mind
II Is of the past. thing that g. ended
and is given NO part In the affairs Of
today. As suddenly us was the fury
aroused. lis work done, us suddenly it has
subsidized
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
An GAINNSYII.LE-

Gainesville Tex. Feb. 2.-tSpecial)-
The capture Of the negro rapist and
murderer Henry Smith, aud his burning
mouOpol2ed town gossip here today
The news Of his capture reached here
TOO late Ia enable any one 10 reach Paris
today but as soon as II became known
several telpgams were sent 20 Paris re-
Qucsung that THE ceremonies be- post
poued until the Gainesville contingent
could arrive" An these kilograms were
answered. however with the statement
that the ceremonies would begin promptly
nt I o'clock and the indignant citizens
of Gainesville had to contend themselves
with frequent bulletins from there. IL
81 quite safe 10 assert that had the negro
been captured here be would never have
reached Paris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

aud at the sau,c time see that no wild
element took advantage OF The great
excitement to perpctrate other outrages
and on yesterday the officers and citi-
zcns were fully aware of the seriousness
of the situation and that q close watch
had to be kept ON this element that
they took advantage Of no occurrence
that could be- used as the beginning Of
other trouble. They succeeded thorough
ly and the quiet Of last night aud today
bears good evidence Of their faithful
work.
One of the posse who caught him was
Constable Robinson Of the Ozan precinct.
Hempsteod county. and negro He
accou panied the prisoner here aud Wit
messed his death. Speaking Of 70 he
said ~ made the arrest aud aside from
the reward I felt great pleasure IN The
part J took In his capture, because in
common with the
PEOPLE OF My COLOR
] wish to show that we are Ia true sym
patty with he people In bringing his
Kind TO Justice In our state We are
among thc first TO hunt them down.
The New York Herald wired Fred
Gaines It's correspondent that the de-
tails of the execution were Incredible
aud asked for additional particulars aud
yeriication
80 pen could do Justice to the scene,
[ Of yesterday.
/ Last night the newspaper specials from
| here aggregated 10000 words. TIL,
Gazette heading the list
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
that baby The act was the
ACT OF THE PEOPLE.

that baby. The act was the
ACT OF THE PEOPLE.
and Lamar county must aud viii back
il" So said others. If Il is said that
the torture was extreme and cquullcd
the days Of religious persecution 10 the
middle ages, or the New England witch
branding and burning of later day
they answer SO was the crime groutcr
than ever was known.
Against the burned and blEercd form
Of Smith they plead the rcnt aud
manclcd child. Il is impossible TO put
m print what Smith dil TO that child
Her limbs
WE'RE PULLED APART
ull the hips were broken, and with his
hands she was torn asundcr When he
was arrested aud examined on his under.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
LrRY ANlENnMENTs.

Austin, Tex, Feb Especial --Tha
houso committee on constitutional amend.
mcnts will tomorrow report uilfovornhly
Mr.. Fields amendment resolution allow-
ing nine jurors cOncurriug 90 bring ~ q
verdict In a trial. hut there will be nn
interesting minority report signed by Mr..
Hall and Mr.. White. This will give as n
reason for tho difference that the great
necessity which ~ evident from frequent
mob outrngeS To exist Ia the punitive
system Of the country. They urge an
amendment however, allowing tho jurors
to bring la only "A verdict for puihshmens
less than death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
NON DID NLAIns.

Austin, Tex, Feb . (Spccinl) Rep
rcscntntvo Brown Of San Sglhn, the great
and interesting innoyator, will Introduce
u resolution tomorrow seeking iO amend
the constitution in very interesting
way The plan has for its bcnetclarea
q very much neglected Glass aud one for
which IL may bn said special or class
legislation ia rare. out Of His heart OF
hearts Mr. Brown has evolved a plan 10
amend the constitution In such wise that
old maids can enjoy the privileges Of tho
homestead law with one-hulf Of the spec
ial property reservation cut away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
LEGIsLATWE NIENs.

Austin Tex, Feb. . CSpeciol) The
with q moultcn mdcrcuwout of excite.
meut over the details of the execution of
the negro rayishcr aud murderer nt
Paris yesterday which were received
here 10y telegraph and were closely read
Individual members when questioned COM
demncd the horrible act of lawlessness
Ia one breath and IN the next decured
that the ,uhumGn murderer met a just
fate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
'TEVSCONDENSED

ride. Pa. valued at 5000.
works y hy Inc sheriff for heavy
freight car robbers Q.
y fc railroad were '
\. ~ cluo Of chicago has start, started a. !
,i' y, monument to James "
sn.n the Irish dynamiter' re-
cana, s,om a British prison. mas
4 Sew York. ,.
,roes Of Benton, Mo" nave
!, christmas, and now the n'siO''
M ior a yOudoo'
,.,.,rMa and Reading road
Raralo have been arrested ON
= ., .i'olesale stealing from cars.
n,,.o. A guard, was shot dead
s.nn ,,,,,ougb foreman OF the con-
oSor Little Rock, Ark, yeS'er-
,,hlrd victim Of the railroad
,"S S,.o.ter at Alton Junction ms"
81 l,.S al, ssmiday. Several others are
snpd the abuse Of bis older
r.sst. ems longer Charles COY OF
Mo-. killed him with wa az
.,,ar makers Of Chicago haye
.,,s,t against the awarding OF
49, at the worlds fair TO any
( arm,
,,.o a, the city Of Mexico have ar.
members Of desperate band OF
which had recently secured 'ho''s
dollars booty
rer IN the fail at Covington' hy'
lsn the cell door unlocked an'
watson. the brutal murderer oI
10, escaped.
,hey of two Ratclln boys wh'
nl last August In Johnson county
i,spben stewart. ii desperate, sho
rJcrer dead last week.
r.oorted from Panama that whcI
mn concession shall have eXpire'
am hc Columbian government VII
Irol Of the Panama canal
,u,tn chief engineer Of the cit.
Omaha. NcJ. and q well know
nho disappeared three months age
found insane mt the county hos
.rel by jealousy, Charles Bohm,
living south Of Ninccnnes, Ind
orse Downs o rival. deud on IA
a then barricadcl himself Ia hI
wattersou of Louisville, KY, hn
Chicago for several days, and th
a, gone out that hc went there
= Gresham IN behalf Of rresiden
,t,lard
GONZALES assistant secretary Of III
oort OF the state OF Pu'bli
rs been mysterlously missing f
aN weeks. II Is believed TIA
hhaped him,
Is % Menlj;a, HIS, angry bccou,
gpd no plundcr, dcuudcd the bin
o. John Kntus and SET lire 10 lac
r neck and shoulders were bad
ons quantities Of snow have fall,
alley Of the unripcr. IN the Grim,
other parts Of Southern Russia
icy Of the pnoipor The snow Is
VI with the house tops.
lor Crouusc OF Nebraska declares th
goald have discovered that the Car
VI Lincoln was insolvont He Gu
whether the state viii lose any
wv on deposit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
NM GAIETTE.s sCOOT.

Paris, Tex. Feb . Especially -
Though The Gazette reached here four
hours aftor the Dallos News, the thous-
uuds of extra copies ordered by It's crcu-
lutor wcrc all sold In fifteen minutes,
aud people were running around hunting
for The Gazette aud it, illustrated story
Of the day.
The Gazette scoop ON the photographic
correspondence with Governor Hogg,
was also winning card and be-
came nc once the leading topic of con
vcsutiou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
TERRHTI ASSIGNMDNT

Terrell. Tex. Feb (spccinl.) Mr..
NJ Y. TAYLOR, grocery merchant, made
an assignment this morning. Robert L..
Warren, assignee The lInuis Bank
ana the Terrell Milling company were
preferred creditors TO the amount of
about S325 in the aggregate, Some
stock was sold rapidly this morning &C
low prices The stock was estimated tO
bc worth about 800. The failure Is IA
pretty general surprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
cLEvTLAND's MOyEMIlNTs.

Iakowood N. b.. Feb 2,-Mr. Glove
laud returned from the city at 600 this
evening, accompanied by Don N. Dick
enson. who will remain over nigbt az the
Cleveland cottage aud rturn 70 New
York with Cleveland TOMORROW. Cleye-
land will b. at his Office as the Mills
building tomorrow and saturday AFTER
that he win remain at LakaSdovd uiAtli
he leaves for Washington
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
1lEARRYs pnppnrUITIEs BuL.

Austin. Tex. Feb Especial This
senate put In two hours today discussing
MIR kOnrby's hill defining pcrpemiuca
of Tcxns lands The bill provides that
corporations shall ALLEVIATE thoir lnnds in
twenty years, nnd the only change made
today looks to the protection of corpora
tinuN Ina the ownership of lands necessary
Ia the legitimate prosecution of their
husincEs Discussion OF tho hill viii be
rpsumtd tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
THE GOVERNORS TELEGRANIs.

1 III hON llNNOlt = hlffHlNNAlN'
Austin, Tex. Feb. . lSpcciol)-
Following is The Geographic correspond.
oucc to the executive office to-day iu ~
gard to- the burning Of the negro. Henry
Smith, at Paris, Tex, yesterday.
Austin, Bob -. 1898.
10 the sheriff OF Lamar county Paris,
Tex,
Discharge your sworn duty as an off
Gcpr of the state. faithfully and tpur-
lessly Promptly make complaint before
the proper officers against every person
known tp have been engaged iu the
lyuChing Of the negro. Henry Smith, at
Paris on yesterday aud report the names
of ull witnesses To the district and coun-
ty attorneys to thc end that all the
guilty persons mpy bc prosecuted.
i. $. HOGG, governor of Texas
Austin, Tex, Feb. - lNsh
r. =. D0nk, District Attorney, Clnrhs.
Vile. VcN.
70 the lyuching Of the negro, Henry
Smith, in Paris yesterday, The laws VI
the state have becn openly drhcd Eycry
good citizen rs Interested in maintaining
the laws lf the land. Either Jaw and
ordel-or auurchy must prevail and there
can hr no compromise or middle ground
Mob law In Texas must be stamped out
II Is believed and expected that YOU will
promptly, diligently and prrslstputly u
quirH into aud ascertain who nru M.
guilty ones. ana faithfully and earnestly
prosecute them. ANY assistance needle,
will be promptly rendered. j. =. HOGG.
Governor of HrAua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
TIItF An LAREDO.

Laredo, Tex. Feb. - (Specinl.l About
. O'clock this morning the fire alarm wac
turned in The fire proved ~ be- in q
frame huildiug opposite The Times Office
used by l. y. Morris as a carpenter shop.
Morris lost AN of his tools nrli quite ara
amount of lumber he had no Insurance
nnd bis loss amounts 10 about 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
NNUkS ANNEX ALTON.
STATE AFFAIRS.
" saAnefs Filed, Two Of Them for FOrI
:" institutions The Direct Tax
Board Makes a Ruling.

YiHsl@e g Feb; 2.-CSpecial.)-Col.
lhe ea,dn,o9 kosenburg today re-
IA sl4ent, 10 take effect M oncs
living charters were 6le5. +
ss, Tobacco compapv ~ EoIt
Sr,slHAal stock $50 On pi,oo,ov,.,,,
4 5 .sa.. h. c. Howell. II / WIN
tort Worth. wight al resi-
sse5 TAI beard at a meeting ~
n NJ resolution that tbev wonid
hin lure claims on tbe Gpd wn.
settise pehding before the legis-
ne tse ont the manner of Jis.
.sposea l.s'nsy Is passed or other
i ~ an HE resolution does NOT
hat ,b Of ony more claims
nCuev ,es board viii nav ont No
iOr the present. ' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
NnTnING MORE 10 sAY.

AUSTIN Tex, Fob 2.-lSpoci0I) Your
correspondent waited ON the governor
this afternoon 10 learn what he proposed
To do ubont the burning of the negro at
Paris. He had nothing 10 say beyond
the official correspondence relating 10 the
mntter. which rs now before the public
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
Are the Legislators Of the Lone
Star State.
WILL RESOLVE ON SILVER
Tho Legal Tender Bill Provides Against Dis
elimination Of Either Silver or Gold I'm.
bodens Blll About Assaults With Pie
tolls Or Knives Will be Approved.
no BoND SECRETARY OF stain

Austin. Tex. Feb. .. Especial )-llcp
roscnaiiye u -. Rudd has been looking
into aiiuirs In the secretary of state 4
office. aud having ascertaincd that about
$4,000 "a year passes through the hanh
of the chief clerk In that office, he has
introduced bill requiring a bond oi
$4,000. No fault ~ found with the nd
ninistration of the Affairs of the office
la the past, hut In view Of the RESPONSE
hility of the place. it Is deemed best that
the bond be- required in the future. rhe
committee un Internal improvements hhvs
the hill under careful consideration, aud
will report it fuNombly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
rrIn MANs1nN Rnr

Austin Tex. Feb. 2.-(Spocial) "A
bin by MIR Erskiuo setting aside noe
moro than 100000 acres for the govern.
Ors munaiou, furniture and grounds will
bee up before the house committee on
land and land office tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
TERRETI ApPROVES.

Terrell, Tex. Feb. 2.-(Specnl) The
particulars of the burning Of the negro
Smith M Paris yesterday were eagerly
sought aud as a consequence q batch Of
extra Gazette has been ordered 10 sup
ply the demand. The act of the citizens
Of Paris b genernIly npprOvel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
FREn sILYNR REsOLrTION.

Austin. TrN, Foh. 3-iSpcciul) In
spite of the way In which the house gut
stuctions 10 congress. it IN bold aud VAR
iOus solutions are pending Representa-
tive GossCtt win stir the nleupug fires
tomorrow with Il straight ont hat-inuted
free coinngc of silver resolution for tho
benefit of the Texas congressman, aud Il
may be- safely expected to be accompani-
od with much elocnuonnry and political
muuu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
BUSINESS.
FAILURES, Erc.
SryrN URICK UOTSEs.

Hutto, Tex, Feb . Especial Con.
tract was closed today for the erection ot
seven brick husiuCHs houses here. McHrrH.
WMttlc a Tolbort of Georgetown Bc-
cured the contract.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
AppUOyTD AT TYLTR

TYLER. Tex. Feb. Especial The
Gazettes report OF the punishment OF
the brute, Henry smith. meets with the
approval 81 the people Of this place aud
the report u The Gazette Is very much
sought after
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
A FAnlY FIRE-

Hico. Tex, Feb. L. Especial 10. T..
Petty 81 Sons store house with entire
stock Of goods at FAIRY WIS destroyed
by Gre this morning about 1 o'clock.
Total loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
I. WASHINGTON,
EvELAND's UITINIATUAL

ENELAND'S ULTIMATE NJ
York, Feb. A Washington
10 o local paper says: Cleveland
|nt an ultim0tum to congress ON
Ser question, Don NJ. Dickinson
L here 1t Is that the silver pur-
\ act must be- repealed OF there
an extra session called within
Ways from March 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
AT CLEBURNIg.

Cleburne, Tex. Feb. ? lSpecinl. )-Tlhe
news Of the burning Of the negro. Smith.
was received here with satisfaction cs-
was considered terrible but his Just de-
serts. The Gazettes went Ike hot
cakes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
InAsnn M AMMKlNANN.

HnliuN, y s.. Feb. o. The house of
assembly adjourned this evening after
the Lieutenant governor had signed eleven
Mli Including those lcusing to an Amcu-
cam syndicate an the coal mines Ina Cape
Breton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

Eric. Pa, Fob. / The failure Of the
Erie Car works limited. has shaken
business circles 90 the center Zoo ,his COM
nunify. The estimated liabilities will
aggregate more than SiOOOO00
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
FATAI UTII,NINC

Moredold Va, Feb AT midnight
the house OF n man named Malone caught
fire aud MalOnes brother and boy,
nnniod Macarthur were burned 10 death.
Mrs Malone WAS probably fatally burn
ed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
RATIEIEn-

lngton, Feb The senate to-
Puhed the French cxtrudition
after eXpuuging misdemeauors
enses Of u political character from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
-POR LAMAR,S pLACE.

lhington, Fed. The president
Pminated Howell Il. Jackson of
'lSee TO be justice of the United
supreme court, vice, l.. =. G.
\ deceased.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
WANnIN AFOREMENTIONED.

Austin. Tex, Fob Especial IA
delegation from Waco N expected here
tomorrow la the interest of Bmzos nayi-
mtion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
FIRES
n1IIrrr nIrnNnn az.

Cheyenne, Wyo, Feb 3 Fire almost
wiped out the town Of Gillctt Crook
county Sunday. Loss, 100000; no in-
surnnCe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
WANr THE NEWS.

Longview, Tex. Feb, 2-(Spccial) >
The Gazette with the picture of the negro
being burned was In great demum today
Gut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

Now that its thirst is satisfied it is he
coming quiesccnt There IL time for
speech. for action and for silence. Now
is the time for silence. aud as was ex-
pressed by one representative citiaou
IAN Lamar county pleads guilty, II any
guilt there be in melting out justice to
so fendish criminal" and he might
well have added, that when Lamar coun.
" stood in the dock, many from her sis
ter counties would bear her company
Others say that II the governor
REALLY CARED no INTERFERE
be could have done so by securing such
Instructions from Gov. Fishback OF Ar
kansas us would have prevented Smiths
delivery by the Arkansas officers to the
citizens posse, as he was without war
rant extraditou, or other process of
law, or that with early nc lice. even pre-
ceding Smiths capture given through the
press. Of tide fate hat awaited him. bee
could have mossed force ON the ground
and have the elaborate preparations and
deliberate execution IL not secured To
him 10y the hands of the law.
Others say. "Oh. we'll the governor is
just making a play, don't see how he
can DO anything else"
AND 50 TT GOES.
As 70 the event itself there is no dis
sent As Hon. j. G. Hodges said today
Like all men OF my profession hay,
the deepest reverence FOR the law am,
have all my life been stcadfast op
p1ncnt of lyuch law. and ann yet. but thi,
matter was one that rose higher than
law. The punishment may have bcol
terrible but 500 was thr crime, and whel
Thought of pity comes for the wrctcl
who suffered Yesterday, then arises "a,
vision Of the torn and mauglcd form o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
ITEXAs poSrMASrER-

nngton, Feb. 2-Nomnation-
s'rr-Iexas, J $, freeman, Wei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
CANADIAN TREATY.

ll1ngton, Feb. The president
1oe house today a message deal.
4 Tue subject of the importation
\ IN goods into the United States
1nada under consular seal. The
" discusses ut length treaty OBJ
~ winch affect the subject. and
az lhe conclusion that the law
,us ne sealing Of cars in Canada
ing foreign merchandise imported
Conuguous county does not apply
nauulse Imported by our own peo-
~ COUNTRIES not contiguous China
E yah anu carried through Canada
ANoRS ANNEXATIoN
lvi N Feb. I'm the senate
w session this afternoon. the la.
a SNInr came mp for discussion.
a,,;9sgan made a speech in favor
AS s,., He was the only speaker
subject but his remarks were
sn " layor Of American control OF
Ia aud prompt action ON the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-28
IMPORTANT DECISION.
A SERIOUS POINT DEFINITELY SET
tiled.
1T Is A QUESTION WHICH INTERESTS
WOMEN AS WELL AS MEN.
THE MATTER JUST NOW ONE OF
SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE

Two prominent business men say the same
thing.
Owing to the high position they occupy
in the business world, their word may be
taken by all as the absolute truth.
f. NJ Pigott, Esq, is a well-known resi-
dent of Dola, w. Va, and his words have
no uncertain meaning
For some months" he said, II had been
troubled with nervous dyspepsia and palpi-
tation OF the heart, with symptoms OF nerv-
Gus weakness and paralysis.
81 had taken treatment from some OF our
best physicians, but they did not cure me.
L had continually fallen off in weight from
$50 to 145 pounds. when 1 was induced by
our druggist, r. S. ogden, OF Sardis. to
try DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy.
II was surprised at the benefit received
from the of this medicine. All thoss
very annoying troubles have left me, and I
actually gained ten pounds in thirteen daya
1 am now using the second bottle OF tina
Nervura and weigh lis pounds. This 1 at
tribute all to this splendid medicine. II Ia
the best remedy to help the sick and CURE
suffering humanity"