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RUINED HIS HOME.
a Methodist Minister Sues Deacon for
Damages.

Damages.
OMAHA, March 13.-Papers in the
damage suit of Rev. Lsrrabee N. Camp
bell against Frank @. Johnson were filed
today. Rev. Mr.. Campbell, who is a
we'll known Methodist minister living at
Lincoln, asks for 0,00O, alleging that
Johnson, vino WAS formerly president of
the Midland State bank, has ruined and
broken up his home and estranged mis-
wife. Johnson wGs formerly deacon
in CampbePs church at Randolp b.
Iowa.
The herald., 1894-03-14
A Judge Indicted for Murder.

scoTrsBoRo, Ala. March 13.-The
grand jury reported bill recommend
ing the impeachment of Judge Nj. B.
Talley, OF the north judicial district, for
actively siding and abetting the SHELTON
boys in numbering Banker r. @. Ross.
The herald., 1894-03-14

Often we hear it said, II have never
been we'll since had the grippe" Kill
mer's Swamp Root cures all after effects.
For sale at OFF & Vaughn's and all other
leading drug stores.
The herald., 1894-03-14
sentUp for Is Years,

VALLEJO, Cal, March 13.-George
Colley, who shot and killed q mechanic
named Sullivan a few months ago, today
pleaded guilty OF murder in the second
degree and was sentenced to l5 years
The herald., 1894-03-14
A Big Bench show.

CHICAGO, March 13.-The bench show
of the Mascoutah Kennel club opened
here today. The display OF field dogs is
the best ever seen here. Pointers, es-
pecially, are far above the average.
The herald., 1894-03-14
Fodisilah snrrnndarad.

BATHURST, March 13.--It is reported
the SLAYER, Chief Fodiailah, who has
been causing the British forces so much
trouble, has surrendered on French ter
ri-->y.
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Ennrht to a nrau.

BosroN, March 1S-Dick Moore of
this city and Billy Mccarthy. an Austria
liam middle weight. fought 10-round
draw here tonight ior an $500 purse.
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Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
we sell them at 10. 10, 20 %, 35, 40 and
so cts. and guarantee every brush. Lit
tleboy q pharmacy, 81 s. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-03-14

Fitzgerald. music dealer, has removed
to 113 South Spring street,
The herald., 1894-03-14
ROME ar THE DOOR.
DastardIy attempt to Murder a Sleeping
Family.

Family.
NANAIMo, B. o., March 13.--An un.
known person placed bomb at the
door Of the house Of Manager Sharp OF
the Wellington mine last night. The
bomb did some damage to the building.
but no one was hurt. The family were
in bed at the time. No reason is known
for the outrage Sharp ia generally re-.
spected throughout the district.
The herald., 1894-03-14
Admissions to the Fair.

SAN Francisco, March 13.-The total
admissions to the fair today were S29S.
The herald., 1894-03-14
ToDAY's FORECAST.

FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
ERN CALIFORNIA: FAIR WEATH-
Err COOLERS LIGHT TO FRESH
WEST TO NORTH WINDS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Edith, who iss years old, y y,
to a children $ party. Her wv XVI
perfectly straight, but was VI Y
arranged, and she stariea :. ~,
well pleased with her personaall..,
On her return her motheE AZ
You have n nice time, Edi'n
There was a moments ne' Ky
then the little girl responasa.
a good time, but | should Fay
ter one II It hndn't been foFh
"why, Edith, what was
your hairY" MA
"well, it doesn't curl, aa,',., 4
girls hair was kinky. J a
other party unless my haif :
kinks" .....si|
The next week whel aug's-
came for the little girl her ~
and fluffcd out in the most Xxx
Then her mother led hef ", !
aud said. "There. EdiIn' "
think OF itfn ,,,;ii|
Edith regarded hersei' ,s's.'i,i
meut, and then turning Ivy Y 1
said. "It's vain, but liA'
Companion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

dnv of Washington, which Il Is intended
,o commemorate The school board, the
superintendent the patrons and friends
~ me school are invited 20 be present.
The program is given below
Fvercises OF We George Washlngton's
birthday holden az ye Texas docsirick alnie-
mary In ve wear MDCCCNClV by We chll-
dreu Of ye sixth grade. N9 progran,
Song ........ Star Springfield Banner
So Children OF the Sixth class
. Snreeh ..... "Goorge Washington
W. Quincy" Adam. ". '.Walter'' scott. l.;
"shenrJashub" sharp, Andrew Jackson
Boyd, 4. "stuyyesant' schmidt
Bismarck Wright from Bunker liill.
a. Historical Facts.... ..........,.;.. 4,
.,..Iwelvc lads and lassles Of ye school
q. Song. origin q r. INN Doo'ie
q. Reciting. -. paul Rcvere's Ride"
Mary "samanthy' Moran, from Will-o'-the-
isspPeecb "Not George Washington"
"Thonas Jefferson" Jones from jamestown:
4 Recitation, 'Wushington's kiss
Maybelle Hosea from Concord Town; a..
q. Egug...........4s4..' lnftt lltiAAuA -
" Ciiass Of We decsuick sknlc; ~
TO- Speech. "Blrthday Of Wasl<fpnn'
Aliner "Nltchelr Corbett from F Frau
II. Patriotic Quotations. ......
twenty boys AMI girls <1rslcepy Hollow
IL. We Phunuy DesxNVn. .....,,...;. Al,
Robin .IIood..<GDNIcr from Brindywlne.
49, Song. .<1. ."Ne Shaking Quokers'
Nine glS<fynd one boy, all from Penn
2eNecnmntion. ..........,.''W WASHINGTON
<f1.hes "Ntnllson" Wright from Dry Creek.
II. Dialogue. THE Intelligent Skule'
"Jemma" Morris, "Susan Ann Honuan
.Eliza Jane" Fogg. II. "lIood' Hunter,
HANNIBAL" True, "Augustus' Estes
TO- Ye KOmidal Story. ......."Ihe COuruu'
Lucy "Mehitabcl" Houlihnn from Dublin
Town .
II. New song "My Country IT'S OF Ihee'
All We children, and ye Jolly old Peda-
gogue.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
oAPPs RELEASED
From jail for the Want of Prose-
cutjon.


H. S. Caps today saw the free light
OF day for the dnst time IN dix months,
having been released from the county Jail
by Prosecuting Attorney Gillespie.
About SIX mouths ago Caps was IN
dlcted by the grand jury. arrested and
placed In inil on the charge OF emhezsle-
ment, the circumstances OF the affair
being thaf hc had used 500 belonging
No G, Il, Edwurds without his cOnseut
Capps protested his innocence, and TO
q reporter this morning stated thar the
money was given him by Edwards. but
he ICappl afterwards lost IL and al the
time advertised the TACT ia thc city
papers.
Immediately after the arrest Of Camps.
Edwards lefr the city aud today The
rase was dismissed for want OF prose
cniion.
Caps home is at Alvarado Tor which
place he lctt this afternoon accompanied
by bis father,
At the time Of his arrest Cepps was
butcher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
ArnlMr1cs RMsrRlcrnp.
President Eliot Opposed TO the Prom
inence Of Sports In Uuiver
sifu Life

Boston. Mass, Feb. 10. There is a
prospect of sweeping restrictions IN ath-
irtics at Harvard being made In tie
rear future In tho annual report of
President Eliot, which has not yet been
published, but will appear In a week or
two thc subject of intercollegiate ath-
letics is taken up, Three restrictions are
advocated. the aholishng Of all inter
ralle.;intc freshman contests, The limiting
Of all university intercollegiate contcsis
IN any ono hrncl Of athletics 20 every
other wear. aud u rule which shall pro-
hihlt amy student FROM representing The
university on an athletic team for more
than one year.
The farts from the report were given
out IN tAc freshman division in English
composition today. as subject 90 write
upon, aud f'e proposed restrictions
aroused unanimous opposition. prt~i-
dent Eliot has been known 10 be- or
posed to the present promlpcnce which
Is given To tae athlctic side Of college
life. mi such radical changes as he now
proposes had not been ANTICIPATED by
any one. and will be strongly opposed
hy thc sndenl body. and Il is believed,
BY many Gf the graduates and faculty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
BURGLARS CAUGHT COLD.
CAPTURE OF A QUARTET OF
THIEVES.
The Gang Was from Albany and Was
Surprised While breaking
Into a store.

Little Falls y. Y, Feb. 19.-In In
graham's mills this morning a posse OF
twelve citizens, headed by Dan Dooley
and Constable j. b. Sadler, ran down
four Albany burglars, who gave their
names as Michael Wood, John Baker
Michael ODonnell and Robert MCLEAN.
The last named is known as 'Slim Bob,
and with O'Donnell divides his time be
tween Albany and Troy The burglars
were chased four miles through snow
banks ranging from four to ten feet in
depth. About midnight r. H. Walrath
saw two men standing in the doorway
OF Alcril Guiles store. They were tr}l
to force an entrance by means Of long
iron bar. Near the door stood tWS~
their. companions, who were Ahg
watch.
Walrath fired his revolyxSR the air.
This alarmed the neigL<F. The burg
lars. seeing that thex>afFe 70 be. pursued'
took 10 the wo0l<<ffter dropping some
Of their tools FeD0olcy and Constable
Sader gatlN dozen men, among
whom wxVharles pooley John Bellln-
ger uIefrumOn Walrath, each of whom
hax<E Shotgun Or revolver.
yy wrapped themselves IN fur coats
md prepared for long chase after the
men, who had by this had start of
nearly half a mile. The posse of citi-
zens know every inch Of the road and
they easily found the route the burglars
took. Guns were fired to brighten
burglars, but the thieves did not stop.
One of the burglars answered the tire
by discharging his revolver,
The fleeing men took the road that
Lends TO the Twin Churches and on To
Oppenheim and st. townsville.
Though the pursuers suffered from the
cold, raw wind they pushed on. When
they reached the Twin Churches they
saw the four men In tho distance.
they did not stop They were called on
To surrender but they shouted back
that they would give their followers Il
hard run.
As the burglars nearcd George
| Recses barn in Oppenheim, they We're
| closed in ON by Sndcr's men, who
made rapid strides between the
! Churches and that point. The hr-
| glars showed signs Of being brmuhbCd
I by the cold. and as one of 'htn nrd
! thrown his overcoat away when NE saw
| that he was being tracked, II PIE
| sumei that he waB too much exhaust ad
! by the cold to continue much further
! When the four men reached Rrtt's
| they called to the leader OF the posse
| that they would surrender, ul WHOM
Do0ley and Sudler came towards q III
the burglars threw M their han Is aud
| allowed the constable 10 Dll"r !rnl-
cuns on their wrists They slid they
We're too cold to run anv further ami
| gave mp only because they W.'e Ia
tigued by the exposure. The irAu were
| then placed in sleighs and brought 10
Little Falls by Dnoly and Sad'cr
All four men are typical ruth ms, On
! one Of them was found a bottle full Gt
| powder. which was 10 be used in bow
ing open the safe in Guile's store. 1t
| is believed that in the overcolt WlIch
O'Dpnnell threw away was LII OF
burglars tools and the revo.Sr which
he discharged.
The burglars were arraignel before
| Justice May today. They wIivet tS-
animation and were held for tnr grand
jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
GATEsyLLE NEWS.

0peclll lllSpalOi
Gatesyille Tex. Nrb. no. Several
days ago the hardware store of g. w.
Lewis was entered and TWO six-shooters,
a razor. bowie knife and spring back
jaclt-pocket-lnife were stolen. The af-
fair wins kept very quiet and this morn
ing, Jim Murray, cOlnred, tried To sell a
pistol to l.. a. Reccc, another hard
ware merchant. and thinking something
was wrong, Mr.. Rrece notified Mr.
Lewis Of tne tuct, when Jim was placed
under arrest 10y Deputy Sheriff McClel-
Ian. Jim said that another negro boy,
by the name of Joe Ilcyder, a rusty of
the refornatory, who was living with
Mr.. Ed Iillmun, q mile west of town,
hadJgiven him the pistol. Mursnnl Quis-
inhdry was sent 10 arrest the boy and
found the other pistol and the razor in
the pocket OF his extra clothing in his
room. He was brought to town and
confessed to the theft and was locked
up.
Mr.. Tillman says he was an exception
ally good boy and that his tune would
have soon expired IN the refOrmntory.
Mr.. Luther Copeland young man.
living near here whilr getting into his
wagon today TO 20 home, let his foot
slim, and falling TO the ground, his head
struck d stone which Knocked him sense
less, He was picked up by friends aud
he soon revived.
new dry goods establishment. q
boot and shoe store, q grocery and now
furniture house Will open here March 1
new religious Journal HE Holiness
Revival, with Rev John A. Gardner as
editor and proprietor, has made It's np-
pearance. II is published scmi-monthly.
u is rumored that new Populist paper
VIII make its appearance here In the near
future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Tue question has often been asked why
the rich lands Of Tarrnnt county have not
been bought w aud reduced 70 culiYg-
tiou 10 IA great an extent ~ the lahus
OF sOine adjoining counties, Wlici. are NJ
more fertile or valuable than those 0t
Tnrrnnt county. As water seeks its
level. 10 capital seeks profitable invest
mcut, and there b. q reason why 80 many
good Nrll-tO-do farmers pass MS by a
prominent lOrnl real estate man was ulf
preached for hn opinion today on the SUD
lcrt, and De said
remedy Tie fault ~ With ihe real
estate men oi l'orl Worth principally
They are not aware Of the injury they
have done themselves and the county M
large 10y adopting plan Tor selling lNud
w this county which mcn VI mpdCrle
means cannot reach. In thr urHt place,
farming lands mere have been offered in
large Tracts as q rule 100 large for the
average farmer 60 handle. Ia the second
place. there are many Instances in which
ptires asked arc Too high, higher ilnn the
same quality Of land ulu bc hAd 40 no
other counties m Middle and southern
Texas, uul ON terms which are hard io
mcet w show yuu NOW clearly what
] mean, ! will tell you Of I'd single trans
action / know OF W Ellis county. Tho
owner Vt 70 body Of 5Nu ucrrs uf baud
iu axe Western portion ~ ellis county
cut the land up Into 81 and 100 acre
Tracts and offered Do 20 farmers ut
reasonable price, asking no ctsh payment,
The farmer huurh. thc land uu lime.
obligated himself 10 put certain number
OF lcr's in cultivation and build hpusp
10 live DO The hr-t YEAR and muke no
payment that year except the interest uu
the purchase money, wlhA. lle crop wuF
10 secure That made % light on the
farmer and perfectly safe for the spllcr,
lsnuuss fhp luufDypmVnfs uurnl uUutt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

rhere Is demand In Fort Worth for
good modern houses OF one and two
siorips.
III had twenty-five such houses 10.
day ] could ront thcm all before night
said w. II. SannOr. the realty innM.
II do NOT know better Investment"
ne continued, "thnn to build such rcsi-
denc,s, with modern improvements, to
cost from $1,000 To- S25OO.
Several times Ills morning a Telegram
reporter henrd rental ageais SPY 10 IN
quirers after ths class of dwellings,
I'VE have no houses.
The realty people are, much encouraged
over the outlook for the pcar future
w. sanacr said NJ had several
rospecnbie deals on hand; things were
looking better and moe prosperous, and
he believed we wore IN NE eve OF a
good movement In realty Ia the ciiy.
both n The way Of residence nruptriy
and leeatlons ieg commefcih l'niidlrps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
oops Az ltD.

Coal mines were begun IN ~
In lTs4.
Uncle Sam pays about slOlmN
interest on the national debt
Naturolists assert that a NJ Z
low deyours 5000 dies ever a. l
Britonsuso most salt-iO pss.,i
every year The Americana ~ 4
Copper is believed to DO thsusI
est known to man md lirsl vi /
arts.
A New York cigar dealeruina.
in who runs a restaurant In Hra.
Connecticut nller."
Moscow is said to hayei, 7aaN,l
the smallest OF which weighs k.a.
and the largest 44S,I12.
Your ancestors since the yeril,l
number nearly 100000 fgssl
allowing three generations iohssl
According to a celebrated trtl|
physiognomy, a smnll moa,h cd
iudecisIon of character aud II 4
cuwardice.
Some Of the richest mines 10 d
are In Japan. The value Of Aail
exports Of gold and silver dulls
has exceeded $3.50, OOO,O 600.
Professor Of Chemistry-Thn|
YOU see in this vial Ia tie mOi
all poisons. A single drop rl.sl
tongue of n cat Is enough okina,1
est man.
Several OF tho large hotels otSs|
especially the Fifth Avenue, al
women as resting PLACES AZ, 4
places, where they meet friend
own sex.
Thoor,-+z ovtroct,l from th,r
of California and Australia Vs.
1870 pyramids the size Of thal 4
The gold would only Gil / rooaA
20 and 10 feet high.
EvsrDnio oo,ro, IN liz ths ia Y
o,J siins insong;I1ly into th.i.,sl
into tba o,,tn.nri nyoc,ire rsllsl|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

The inquiry for lands for farming
purposes IN rarrant county coniinAer,
and Mr.. Sanner. who Is conservative
man aud careful In bic statements, says
hr IL certain that more farmers VIII
settle in Tnrrnnt county In 1924 than for
any time ia the last i've year. And the
people coming IN now have money nnd
are desirable additions 10 the population.
Mr.. +. A. Huffman Of Huffman a 90.
said this morning thai his firm had IN
hand a trade IN adjacent counties for
Quo parties which represent the sum o.
S9i.WO. This was for a large nndy NJ
land. California parties are negotiating
for pasture land held At $1,000. TINS,
loo, Is wiki land. which showed. said
Mr.. Huffman. that there was a wandrr-
ful appreciation In that Hort Of property.
This firm recently sold Q 0I-ncre farm N
this county, nine miles from this city, ut
White Settlement.
Mr.. Huffman thought The excursions
70 thlz section from the North nnd East
were beneficial Many Investors aud
farmers Ind called 10 see him, and he
expected to hear from them again 10 q
business way His firm hna one or two
trades on hand no present Tor settling
families IN the county.
Tho $4,000 throe-story brick building
sE0inr up AZ Second and Ilnsk streets Will
contain sixty rooms and viii hr used for
stores and residence apartments. Is. Y.
Lyman Is building n.
y, j. Powell viii build 9 frame
dwelling house on lot I, Smith and Mead's
addition. TO cost $500.
He win nlso build residence Of the
same description aud cost on lot . IN
iho addition mentioned.
James Bnrlun VIII build % N2OlD rest
donce on lot o. block 4 Graingrr's adj
ditlon
H. viii put nm on lot g. blocl; G, same
addition another residence, 20 cost S2DWD,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

At tho residence Of the brides mother.
Mrs VI, H. Holman, .3O6 Lamar street,
At 0 a. IN. sunday, Mr. James Crock.
forl and Miss Ida May Cantelou, were
Mr.. Croekford ia Formerly Of Rort
Worth, but at present with NJ RcnO.
dikt & Co, Dallas. Miss CamelNu has
resided la this city for many years, and
Is well known as one Of our most worthy
aud Charmdng young ladies', They will
reside near Dallas, and VIII be- 4 homo
60 frieuda after March Tho best
wishes OF host Of friends will ever
attend The couple on their voyage through
life,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

,lolni Campbell an old man, WAS badly
cut Saturday evening about 6;iO o'olock
Campbell, with three or four companions,
wus cnjnying the contents 0f u keg Of
hcer In tho river bottom near
the old water works station, when
4 general row resulted, and dur
ing mdee Campbell received
a cash acrcss thr right side OF the
neck Bill Harris, one Of the party. had
his coat ripped open aud soHle of the
not seriously. Campbell did not know
who Ont him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Fort Worth has nuuihpr of amateur
actors whose hisronlc ability Is far
above the average. Nor some time past
tho young pppple have hcnn cnmged in
studions rcheawals OF charming two
nci comedy entitled "A Scran OF Paper"
which will bc produced ON the opera house
stage about February 20. The entertain
mcnt Is for the bdueht Of 7lic Epscopal
church The full east viii be published
In the Gazette Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
IN THE CITY.


There was a good turnout and a good
service al this mission last night Rev.
w. A. Watson occupied the stand and
delivered an abe and instructive dis
course. his subject being Money 4"
There was strong appeal made To sin
ucrs TO turn from the error OF their way
and seek salvation. Flight responded by
asking The prayers Of Christians DR..
Lloyd OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church will preach here tonight. An
are cordially invited. $. WILEY,
Superintendent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

A practice game Of football tool. plncn
on ODE grounds no Arlington Heights yes,
trrday afternoon between nickni teams
ut local players, the Stars and Cres-
cents.
Some good playing resulted,
Next Thursday afternoon tho Denisou
team will play tho Fort Worth boys at
Arlington Heights. the gume to he called
at 3so'clock sharp, Ladies especially are
requested to attend,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
DREW srRAws.
Did These Kentucky Girls. for Honest
Johns Fond Heart.

Valley View. Ky. Feb. ia novel
method Of settling love affair comes
from Scotisvillc. Allen county. Near
that village reside two pretty and pop
illar young ladies, to both Of whom John
Newman. a handsome and wealthy bach
elor. has for some time been paying ar
dent court. Each Of the girls unknown
10 tile other. believed herself the one
iiolizcd darling Of Johns big fond heart.
Last Tuesday, by accident, the two rivals
met. and a revelation that brought
hnshes followed. after which the girls
agreed to put qiietus TO tickle Johns
little game and decided their claims once
Tor all. Newman was accordingly sent
Tor, and in his presence, and by his con.
sent the girls drew straws for who
should become his better half. the long
est straw being fixed upon as winner.
The details Of marriage were also then
and there arranged, which will occur n
ihc Methodist church at Scottsvu<1Y
few days, and II Is said the -SrS1nish-
ed rival will, on that hnlAr6ccasion,
act as leading brides maz
oo WS sj,,ar. (, s,GsV'ctory. shipped 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
A sHoorING ArrRAY.


Corsicana, Tex, Feb. 10. Lee NIize
and John Smith eot into row at Uar-
rlson Evans residence, in the Long
Prairie neigdborhood saturday nisht
While there in attendance npon n dance.
While two parties were holding NIise
he drew his pistol and frel upon lis
antagonist, tui the parties holding MIN
sGoled The pistol aside as Il was discharg-
ed and the bail passed through Smiths
ce99t anl vest, grazing tho skin OF his left
side. Mize has been arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

One III the dificulties w. ....,,.. Il
In the way Of the sulsl. 49, :
pnll for wood In the nian ~. b.
eiis, saws Industries, hss ~ n
pess OF the paper covering N Z. Il
S 5ut ~ a new process whisl! b, !.
introduced the molecular = ~ ',....
n M modified in such ! ~, "a
ean be oHr A. easily as ,. X
relying this the pop1fis Y ~
made into tubes, and = \. isrs
are placed ina frame 81 " = I
evlinder. the substspcs g,.. = I.
as marking material WE u z
cylinder while IN a pi s., a III
snfieisn pressure applied !, y W.
the hollow penters OF y, !, h g
mechanical appliances Y, X, - Il
being such az to insuss '.,'s,ll
rssnit. Afterthe COMP ..,.,,l
f ~ n..pe slsi are dried p a II
~ sa' io ,s,re,,a tcupsrata's.' i
~ III tson plunged into = I. (
mr., nsratIin wax, whicA rsaa'',, X %
o r. the required texture. {
W. o-c headquarters ir
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup for
children teethins souyhes the child, soft.
ems tie gums, nliays pain. cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy Tor diar-
rhoea. 70 cents bottle.