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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-27
Second Hand Brewer
Body Type
For Sale Cheap.

We have one thousand pounds OF BREWER
body type in good condition, made OF extra
metal by Barnhart Bros. & Spindler,
manuflc urers OF the famous superior
copper mixed tyre. We will sell IL in
fonts OF 100 pounds or more, 10 be deliv-
cred as soon as we get on our new, at the
low price Of
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-27

"Smith has adopted the child left at
his door the other night" "He doesn't
refer 10 IL as a step child, does he2'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

q. W. Baruhari % the Cotton Belt
left yesterday for 81 Louis
Colonel jonathan Neshctt, general live
stuck agent If the Aitnn, Viii arrive IN
the clty This morning,
The block system on the tflr railway
between New York aud Chicago VIII Ne
In operation MaS ~.
G. A. Gmocehio, proprietor Of the
Union Drpoi hntol. came in FROM trip
10 Marshall this morning.
Charles Bonrlmau. the annblc md
obllrng agent Of the Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas, came Ia yesterday.
W. |. Chow. connected with the legal
department Of the Texas aud Pacific,
returned to tie city this morning,
q. G. Rivcrs, pnymaster of the Fort
Worth aud Denver, Is busy mndng out
the riccks for the next naS-cnr ttir
o. Mcl.cod, claim agcnt OF .hc Mis-
souri, Kansas aud Texas, with head
quarters ~ Dcnlson, Is IN the city.
Conductor Pat Hornn rvsamcd hi
duties On the Texas and l'nelhe yestcr
dag morning after n weeks absence
Eli Titus, general livestock agent o.
the Santa Ne, was here Yesterday nnt
irft on the rcsiibuled limited for Gal
weston.
3. H. Waters rs The new division
frelrht agent Of the SANTA lfe's Colofnd,
Midland division, with headquarters j
| Denver.
j. u. Ferginson Of the claim depart
| mcnt Of he Missouri. Kansas aud Ieya
went To- Denton this morning on hn~l
ness Tip
n ID. Mckay ~ San rrnncla,o. pacl
tc coast passenger agent Of The kufllns
ton syatcm. q said to dress better tina
any railway maa on tho coast
lAuployes 81 the Wisconsin Centry
railway have formed q syndicate aud wi
buy ItNN acres N baud IN liicr county
Wis. for a recreation ground.
The financial stntoncut OF the Ne
N0rk Central and Hudson lllvnf railroa
for The qnnrter ending Mhrrh n, Ia
jnat been made. The gross earnings &
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
GnAIrs nrrItA coMpANY.

Grau's opera viii give Fort Worth, a
return en,,a cement for one week only
commencing Monday, May 10. Az lnr
old fayorii,s are ID the company MISS
Edith Mason. Alice Gailiihfd, blfg"
lfnirhairi, Ada Bernard Frantis I'M
lard. Thos. pcrz.ec. livrman Wnido:Sh'
bert Clayton and The fan u cpmcinh,
AIR Stanley Felch. SAVANNAH NewsshyS /.
Tho GNU Opcia company presented
"B0ht amman Cir Vt the matinee ye,l-r-
dnv to a large audience. aud FRA INA
vnla," last uight. The house WAS hpaln
pnekcd 10 tho dnnrs. There II 10 Vues-
iioninr that the Grau company has 'ap-
tured Savannah
The cast Of FRA Diav0lo' was prnc-
tioaily the same as last year; that r. 70
SAY. Mr.. Gailliam appeared In The utie,
role. He gave an excellent rendition OF
II. impcfsonntng faithfully the elegant
anil romnntic hrignnd. Mr., Perssec was
tie 'Lorpnzo." and Mr.. Waldo tie Lord
Allcnsh." Mis-. Mason snng The part OF
'Zrrlinn" In her own manner aud luit"
enpturcil the audience IN Tie honluir
scene. Miss Fnrhnirn us Lady Az
cash. dcepcncd the impression already
made Nv her. She * capital actress
aud q good singer She male much our
Of the little part she Sustained
The comedians Clayton and FH,h,
were amusing robbers. As whole the
nnrrn was rNrellrntly cast. The cos.
tunes wer. new. Tile orchestra did well
aud altogether the performance was thor
Ouphly pniuyWl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Sedalin, Ma. MAY 10 VI W Cudlc,
clief NJ the brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers grievance committee for the
Gould sNstrni has returned FROM 81.
Louis, where he wits Ia Htirndn CO. yes
tenlAy md SATURDAY ut the Investigation
Of Tie cigu Missouri Pacific engineers
who urn rhurgrd with completely In the
friuds laid to IMWkvUpcr Cook, Mr..
Cidl, says rrgnrluE the hearing
80 fnr o. know there u ne truth In
tho report ,hlt Engineer Goodwin was
nnlcrd rrinsiltr.l The eight cases al
went Together and ivncul Manager
Smith haa tahrp there un,ler Rjyiscmeht
Cook was not present nor was any slate
maut made by him intended 49, evidence
AGAINST the boys Their We're aiidntit-
prod ic,d b, tho company showing that
one 1t nur men hud offered a relative Of
Cook $50 To scr that the oy,ilnckocper
did not return Ia SedHlin u ihe cont
pnny ha. uiNthing NJ The KIND u was
kcpi under cover, aud | um positive that
no such nilidnviis can hr brought hHninsl
either Of the eight men who VEN given
\ hearing. There Was nothing iutroduc'
al 10 show that siuglr one ut the uiEht
mon WAS Implicated IN any conspiracy
Whatever. mud cypry one denied such m.
pllniinn IN the most emphatic terms
There are twunty-inur men ny all nllrs'
ed 10 have btrn the hrnchciltioH oi Tue
ALLEGED conspiracy engineers. hrvmen nnd
swit,htipn. Those ui the two latter or
carnations have not yrt taken steps
| iooklng 60 reinstatement. hut are nwmllhN
a decision In the engineers ease, Ia the
event TINT the inttrr " favorable. then
| th, Ifeinen and s,yitchncu VIII also ASK
| fbr reinstatement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

date. $50 scholars to start with. 500
public money and II necessary we will
put ~ 5000 morn. We mean business
and VIII have q fine school The direc.
tors elected are: ]. w. Wells, $. r. Tip
ton, u G.. Harris, u G. Grinis. A. i.
ESrait u r. StmDge and George X.
by electing MIR. i. n. Strange president
George x. Graft secretary. and i, a
iiarris treasurer. Applications by the
Inherent school teachers who desire 10
pWld permanent school will now be
u order We want u finished scholar
9hh educator. Grafton has become noted
Tor good water god land, good health
nh1 gpod people, and we now intend 10
aua me good school which will make
seekers. "''i''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
a WILL EASE.
An Estate Valued at 100000 lasoIvsd-An
lfiuneiion issued.

Clcburne. Tex, May TO- Especial; D,
Judge Hall Yesterday. sraIn,sd
an Injunction restraining, w W sui
sis Of Hiii.boro from selling any o. we
estate Of Nh. wards. who are his broth
cr'- ehildrrn. AID instrdriing INN %
follow thu win len by his DECEASED l,.,'
brother The ESTATE u o large on., run,
ming away NJ 10 the thousands. 1r9fse
Sinrsis died AID lefi a will. lnsttuctintE
that a bank should be- estehlishcl WIN VIZ
part Of the estate. and tha' WI W,
Stnrgis should be president; VIII -
salary OF 5000 per annnm an'i Saal,ll .l,.i
IL hi- children. II seems that stntg's
wants 10 sell some of tho estate, ana
hence the injunction. 4 does not ,i inIer,
fere in anyway WIZ Wy a,nsctad
as The estate Is valued at S~1oVo or
SfOO,OO0. g..
Cam Wilson. brakcman on me S sin,.a
Fe. was today awarded by o jury NlVp
Tor injuries received while In the service
Of the kutv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

THE RAILROADS.
A Cotton Pate War, Started
by the |. & N.
DOWN TO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Are Rates Between Colorado Points. and The
War Goes on sanOulnc Engineers
Tail Personal
Mention
DOWN TO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

The war which has bcen warcd on
passenger rates nui ~ Memphis las now
broken on IA frigiis. aud The fur j.
beginning Ia ny 10 lively style oia wcr.
ago the Louisville aud Nashville served
nuficc on ihf tpitnn rnmniiitf" ni ihr
cotton exchange which embraces all
initial line. touching NJ that city, thar
tho l.0uisfile and Nashville had reduced
rates on nneunpiissod cotton ffum Mem
phis TO New York and Boston . rruts
per hundred pounds nnder thf cnrfcni
rates ai thar time. which Wore ~ IL
aud 10 IL rciiis per hundr#l pounds
rrpccnvcg. The other lines werc ion'ed
10 meet the cui, sud thp result Wd4 the
movement Ut l2UW bale, 90 the raat"rn
senbnarl Inst week The lSpn~aa tiiE
Memphis nnd Birninehniu sawed notice
Of q further cut un H. mu pf . -
cents To- Now York. Boston ami other
points. This reduces the rates 20 y uud
~ cents, as ngaiusi 90 IL aud - ~
crnlN d week aga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Tie new rate ~ - cents made by the
Santa lfe. apilic- between Denver. colp-
RADIO Springs. Pueblo, Canon city and
i.eadille. Asnrii. tilenwnUd Springs.
ltifr Cr'rk mud all Intermediate -lInis.
Chlllrrns furc will be- n cents The
Midland officials assert that there l. no
PROSPECT of rites being restored until
their competitors are prepared 10 keen
their agreements.
President lslrhhart u the Santa l'e
system mud President Jeffrey NJ The
Denver aud Rio tifnudO system. are iu
conference in Denver and Il VIII probably
result DO pencrnhlr settlement Of nll
thu trouble 'rhp rate Of $50 from Denver
~ Chicago his hpon effective over three
lines for week, nnd n now nl uulim-
it,d rate, aud tickets -uld ~ that price
are good mui November I The market
win soon be- Hooded with them, aud In
three day. thcl VIII be- NJ numerous that
IL will be- Impossible Ia restore Worlds
fair rates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Chicago. Ills. May o. County treas.
nrcr kcrn said today; Cashier Felix
Sehewithall took $4,000 IN sums Of
NleAn TO $1,000 10 tide along Michael
Schcwithal, banker Who fiiled sam,.
time agn. Michael was his brother mnd
both thought The bankers cmharrn ssrprnf
temporary. Felix turned over $40 .O1O IN
real est ne rs restitution and Kern re-
Trained iroln pr, seviuinu. The matter
became public through n,fusm OF Two
OF Felix's honlsmen 10 make tho hnlanre
good. They will be- AZ once sued FOR tbe
Amount, wv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
Tur EtsrROUND AGREEMENT.

The eastern passenger agreement has
nguiu heru perfected. says the Kansas
Cly Smr The withdrawal Of the Ohio
and Mississippi from the rnsthnund
agreement threw wet blanket over the
movement Tor o while. bnl Chuirnlrn
Walker aud Goddard have been doing
sutup missionary work during the last
twn months. and the result ~ an agree
ment covering rates IN an directions IN
the vast territory east ot Chicago, ~,
Louis. louisville aud Cincinnati II IL the
most imnurlunt passenger agreement
ever made mud " II " strictly enforced
will rau-c more additional net earnings
than all other passenger uerermrnts now
iu existence Evory road. big aud little,
IN Tho territory mentioned. has signed
the agreement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
BUSINESS.


San Francisco. Cal, May 0.-The fail
nre Of the state Investment aud Insur-
nnce company Of this city appears 10 he
vompletc. II Is admitted the company
has no funds and Il owes SlOO.OOO I'M.
paid losses and $1,000 more for money
borrowed on It's stock. Besides this ac-
tndl indebtedncss. the company Is re-
spousihlc for nnearned premiums adj
mitted to aggregate S9GS.OOO. The prin-
cipal Item OF assets Is 100000 OF ONT.
standing preminms, Int II II stated not
one-iourth Of this amount Is rollectnble
Nearly all The, rompany's remaining as.
sets are worthless
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Ribbons. Delicate shades, dainty com
iinailou- aud all the standard leaders In
ribbons will he found In our stock, adapt
cl for every portion of well regulated
wardrobe. From the extra nnrrOw TO
the extra hroud, We carry lines that will
afford an infinite variety of selection,
the goods being Of brands that give real
wear and continued stcadfast color For
millinery PURPOSES, we carry an eXccp-
tinnal line and strictly irst-class quail
ties They are marked low ~ AZ TO
sell quick, and, with good value given,
we feel assured that once you are made
q customer Won become one from choice
thereafter We claim we operate a
model establishment. because we sell
only model goods r. j. WHITE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Grafton, Tex. Ala, n ,Sne,i.l 1.,..
people Of Craiion met NJ m6ss ami ,lees.
AZ seNen sShpol directors. riyinr thr,.
iuh power 70 contract for a teacher f,,.
nv fsats The people have dcrid,l ta
msnH " Pefnanent school al ihis nise.
,w,mHl VIII ~ credit 10 our ueani
Iar d'r.eiors wiil have fnll central ', "
~ = Ao'l prererty end xronil w
nilr "a g9gd bdiii.ag HAT Will ac,omnS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

The Missouri. kauHas and Texas rail.
Nay has now ON sale round trip tickets
from all Texas points 70 81 Louis. Chi.
fAgo kansns City and Hannibal, al
greatly reduced rates, same being good
70 return until Noy. 10. iS9a This II
The only line running through sieepers
from Texas points to Chicago, and these
are the
WORLD RENOWNED WAGNER
PALACE sLEEpING CARS
phe best on cnrth.
Al parties Wishing to attend tho
Worlds Columbian exposition win save
niouey aud time by purchasing their
Tickets over this route. For further IN.
b,rnnfiop call on OF address,
NJ, M'Aol. City Ticket Agent.
Corner Fourth and Houston atrecia
Fort Worth, Tex. or
H. p. Hughes. g. r. a Il A.. Deniaon
cn1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Melbourne, May n.-The Bank Of Viz
lorla has suspended Accorllne 10 tbe
haiahce sheet Of last December d,.nosits
amount To tfoOnOOO. i. H. LAW IL
general manager and A. T.. Walls AZ
cnnnlan'' Thc failure Is Of great i'm.
por'a9cc' Tho bank has several
prahrhes' lls London office was s Chem
Nv y l,a sno y, IN y The caplial Of The bank
that amount N N'u''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
THE VALUE or ToNTINE AS.
SultANCE.

NlNlNAAANlt AllIl iNs lNifs
The Equitable ldfr Assurance Society.
New York,
Gcntlemcu Your statement Of my
twenly.year Toniinc Endowment policy.
No. ihii3, gives me much satisfaction,
For the premiums | hive paid, amount.
ins 10 SiOiO, MY life has hscn assured
for Son,n for twenty years, aud you now
oifcr me SS22iiA In cash, This Is e1nlv.
alcnt 10 all the premiums have paid
with interest M The same at the rate
Of u $40 per cent per anuum
ShuNld ! prefer Ia continue my assn.
rnnce IN the Society, ynu offer md "A
paid-up policy Tor Slt0OO In lien Of no
cash, have decided to take the paid
IN policy for Sl'i,oo0
This is magnificent settlement. for |
had the protection NJ $1,000 Of life rs.
snrancc for twcuty years, uni am now
given n policy for more than three Times
that amount upon which there are no
premiums 10 pay, Yours very truly.
HENRY wendell,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

:, Sh.rinnn, Tex. May Jspe,inil-J IL.
iManlen, an attorney y ucnison, ibis morn
, IN I'N,n N y letter trnn some one IN TINS
E'f, anu advising him TO 20 armed. Rnldeil
" ~ assistant prosecuting ATTORNEY whom
tHg SnWiinan murder was committed aud
u any have been made eanfs fr,,n f,is,,ds
OF Carlisle and Iniireii. ''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Hosiery The best selections aud pop
ulnr styles pnv,,il IN this Department.
The scope Of choice Is so varied, that We,
1T course. carry all grades. but goods
nesY Of quality. aud standard make
maiutninel We will no, lie uutrivalrd
II questions Of fnhric, color pattern and
price are considered. and FROM tho plain
shades 10 fancy combinations, We carry
ilne that can lisappaint no n,un,rs
ment \ glance ~ cur goods viii win
your certain appreciation.
r.. ]. WHITE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

t'orse,s-'rhis department Of our stock
viii h. found fnlly up TO the standard
Of excellence at all timcs We carry a
lhrse Stock. which means complete one.
Tor selection Of every conceivable grade
~ hard-time prlccs When we Seli a
corset W. my to oiicr one That will wenr
we'll nn,l look well ~ the same timn
and comfort and shapclincss ARE Kindred
considerations, Every new Improvement
will he found among onr corsets. AMI
The slkcs an complete, 80 yNn cannot
fall io l,e rrupcrly fitted. We nsL :.
p'rial insrcctiun Of our prespnt I'M. of
these goods, y, j. WHITE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
RuMoREp ArpolNrnIrNr

:, Houston, Tex May .. tspeclal)-.
u e said tonight that l.. j. Parks. chief
clerk IN General Superintendent Van
Week office. has been appointed as.
s,s1ht general manager Of the San
vice G. r. Peek resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Thu Union Pacihc " the only line TO
Colorado without change and the first
" announce cheap sumner excursion
ntes. lfoY tickets, alceping car wseryn.
hons. etc, address y. Davis. .lty
agent, Dnlnn dtnot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Dclsartian exercises, tennis drill, COS.
tune rccitntions. aud the amusing come
dictta. MY Uucle's VIII" win be- some
OF the features Of Miss Nelkes enter.
tainmcnt, Friday evening,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Messrs Harry Robertson and W II.
Paddock aud Miss Miriam Nclke will
produce the amusing comrdiotta My
t1ncles VIM at the opcrah0use, FRI
day night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
- T a "a nj Ia

Daily Ia each direction. Passengers from
iort Worth Cun obtain berth at Garrett
pm application TO ". X a. q. Agent al
Fort Worth Sonih.hound train leayes
Fort Worth 0.lO .. M. Dallas 0siO .. M,
Garrett S'ih p. NJ. arriving Austin Dos
y NJ, San Antonio $40 a. ~.
North.hound leaves San Antonio Sis n
p., Austin 1880 p. M. arriving Garrett
bsib g. IN. Fort Worth 1870 n M, Dai.
las 9:35 u. m.
BE sure your tickets read yin II. 4 It.
y. and ]. 4 g. ~
u. ]. PRICE. A. G, 7. A..
l. 4 q. n. ny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

We have just ieceived car load 81
tbe celebrated psrfpction fefrlgeratnfs
buying. tlold ~ inlsaiinluts Naddor.
Nl|-ah 4 %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Get my prices on Worlds fair suit
and save money, w. 4 MATNEY,
The Tnilor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

James Rogers finest cutlery made
on earth; sold only at Andcrson's Chm.
house, ""
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Hugh II. Lewis will repair your gnso.
line stoves aud rcfrigcrators. 1874 Main
street. Telephone 3OG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Examine our line Of cold dry air re-
irigerniors. They arr the hest made
SOLD on easy payments. 1OG and i0S
Main street Maddox Ellison & Go.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Baby buggics at all prices, and sold
on nstulnent nt Maddox, Ellison * Go.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Prices do the work 20 TO w. s.
Mutncy, the tailor Tor the best
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Tickets for Miss Nslkc's recital on sale
at the cpcrahou~e and Connerys drug
store
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Prices do the work go to W. $.
Mnhey. The tailor. for The host.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Baby carriages, rfrigeraiors aud side.
boards on casy payments. 2OT Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Don't fan to see The llttl. folks tcn.
MA arln. Miss Nelke's recital. opera.
hNna. Ala,i H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

SOLD on iisstalments.
RcfngcratOr- and leo boxes for sale
90 easy payments at Maddox. Ellison i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

MIR Randall Pore. the retired drug.
gisi Of Madison. Fla. says dee. 4. 1854
he regards r. T. l.. n'rirllt Ash. Poke
Root aud Potassium as the best altcrn-
tive on the market and that he has seen
more beneficial results from the use OF
u than any other Blood medicine
Exhausted Vitality nervousness. lost
manhool, weakness caused by ovrrtnxa-
ton OF The system will be- cured hy thn
powerful L, T. u, which gives health
and strength to the wreck of the sys-
tent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

See W. =. Mafney. the tailor fnr the
e's sufle, nness nc and lowbst nslse..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Baby bugElM Mt all prices, and sold
on instalmcnt az Maddox. Ellison X Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
A GREAT SUFFERER TELLS HOW
she WAS CURED.

0lif " ~ w NM
Had been coughing day and night for
weeks IN taci every breath ! drew was
n cough. Nothing seuiucd 90 relieve me-
Have had asthma thirty years. and ca
tarrh about ten. Tried almost every
known remedy, hut nothing ever relieved
me 10 quickly a. Or Fisks treatment
il acted Ike ehnru. In less than a
week could sleep all night, cough nearly
MISS A. M'lNrOsH.
For Worth. Texas.
he warned IN time aud attend 10
your health II ~ 81 the utmost Import
sn,c 10 ybu Present yourself 10 O rnn.
did -ncrcsslil specialist nn1 be- cured
Dr. Il w. Fish CURES CArAllltlI,
DISEASES OF WOMEN, BRONClll'r.
rs. KIDNEY. LIVER, BLOOD and
Nervous Diseases.
Cures DIABETES. DROpSEY, BLAD.
DER TROUBLES, Cuftn 49, Nitus
Dnncel, Reumausm, itlcs, fisinln and
oil forms at ChrlulU and blpud Diseases.
Medicines furnished NJ oticv
TREATMENT BX MAIL
The system Of mail treatment adopted
By Or Il. " FISK guarantees the same
gOld results 10 those suhmittlnE their
cases through correspondence ~ TO those
who CONT 10 person.
Write for dIagno-tic blank II win
describe your SYMPTOMS accurately. No.
] for wUniail. No. . for meu Business
strictly condiental
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16

stupid. for they attempted sheir' escape
In their convicts' garb. The former. how
ever, had been thinking aOost liberty Tor
some time, for under his striped raiment
was found another sLit. The trousers
were made from blanket, while the shirt
was wrought from the material OF Hour
sack. Wolf was In sncn hurry to get
or that he did not take time to remove
his outer garments.
There is but little p-OsOect OF the or
ficers catching Thief Clarke. for lie ~ an
"all-'round athelete in iniqulty," and has
often escaped from prisons before. He
has given the Joliet. ILL.,. officials the slip
twice. Both times lie worked the insanity
dodge. Clarke confessed to Mr.. Lynn,
the superintendent OF the penilsntis'y,
that he had been at Joliet, ami he asked
his custodian to send there and get Tor
him the sum OF $i40s, which he had left al
the prison. This Mr.. LYNN did. and tie
money is still In mis- hands. Drew Sr''th
left $40 at the prison wh,n he took iren ~
leave. The officers think that he VIII
make his way back TO Bedford, Tor ne
recently received a very patheuc letteF
from a woman in that neighhorhooh'
The poor creature. in the communication,
which is horribly written and spelt, urges
him 10 come back 10 her. she says sne
Is in bad health, because she has TO go
barefooted. but promises to help MIN,
despite her poverty.
When Smith escaped before. he went
TO this woman. Neither Clarke nor
Smith left their convict clothes at tho
prison, but they undoubtedly discarded
them after gaining their liberty.