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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

st. Louis Glohe.Demccrut.
"Thc Hon. john j. O'Neul tolls a good
story" said l., u. Harlwlck 10 Globe.
Democrat man nj the IHclede, "lu dis.
cusslon on the tnrlu uuestl0u II was urged
that 20 adopt anything tpndlng 10 free trade
now when the Industries were already par-
alygc1, would be to XII them entirely. 10
this it was answered that, as the Industries
were already pntalyzc1 they would be- M
lurtu less than az any other time. rs way
uf Illustration 10 this argument Mar. D Neill
said that u reminded him of a farmer who
lived near town one day he walked IN
ami began 10 an mp on liquor. After drink.
my all that he could hold he bought q two
gallon jug VI brandy and tNu gallon jug
of whisky, These were so heavy that when
he COL hulf way home he sat down Ia d
fence corner 20 rest Failing into a drunken
suplr he dld not recover CONSEQUENCES an.
~ thc next morning. when hr All hp
found large cnpprheal snake striking
HIN with IT, f1ugs. sitting uu he looKpl
~ the reptile and aail. Go ahead. Old fel.
low go ahead, Couldn't sui, me better.
CIV me six months notice. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Some one desire to know how to trim
4 fancy basket PRETTY The Bazaar some
time ago gave one.
The basket was first gil1ed and then o
quilted lining of old rose sill, was put In.
On the two sides were hnngings Of velvet
or ribbed silk. rose c0orcd embroidered
and edged with gimp. Around the out
Xix Of lie basket was q narrow fancy
trimming made OF bias band of the
six. but IL eau be box Plated If the
worker L. not familiar with the style
rrpresented. Wind the handle with baby
ribbon and make rose,tes of the same to
Trim. The whole makes a pretty AFFAIR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
broke.

Broke. broke, broke,
On thy cold gray stones, street,
And 1 would that 1 could utter
An order FOR something 10 eat,
o well FOR the butcher mans boy, -
That he shouts with his sister at play,
And well for the bakers lad
That he eats aud has nothing 10 pay
And the stately nwtlia go on an.
10 tholr mansions upon the NIL
But o for The touch Of vanished ulne
Aud the sound OF chlnk that Is SIM
Broke, broke, broke,
On thy slippery hags q street,
But the tender sieak that I'd likes non est
I'm an lmpecunious beat.
-Donahoe's Magazine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

NWV7N7 w "TNIF
Very few men Will argue that prize fight
Ing should not be suppressed, none viii
argue that II IL not morally dvpravlug, but
Just the same about three fourihs Of the
American public would like to see the ppni-
Ing international contest between Jamu5
Corhrtt anl charles Mltcncll settled. II Us
needless TO say that they want the cham
plnnship ~ remain In America, too. Amer.
lea Is not proud OF her prize lighters. but "
SHE must have thom she wants world
hontprs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Mr. %, 4. Gopher was npp0lnlcd EelV..a,a,
circulation agent for tho Daily Gaestle
October 1. IIis travelling tcpresenia
Terry and q. A. Rond.
l.rttsfa Of authority are givon % nll W.
credited agents of ihc Gazette, aud IN 49, Wy.
OF doubt persons representing thrnsr,N't1
NJ agents should be required to exhibit the'F
authority. a,
agents fOf the Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
BROAD SWORD CONTEST.

Duncan c. Ross defeated Chevnlier
Greco in n broad sword contest last Tues
day night. In New York. The contest
was for $1,000 side and m additional
wager If Si00 4 side. Wallace Ross.
the referee. was surrounded by a half
hundred excited Italians after he con-
tcst, End narrowly egcaTed being mobbcd.
n Is said the decision was just one, as
Ross had the advantage throughout the
three bouts.
Charles MOnepcnny. the champion ANA
teur bantam weight Of America, a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

THIS paper "a kept on iile aud advcrtlslhg
rates may DO asscrtalned nt ihe once o.
The American Newspaper Puhn1hers $50
It's Eastern business oiilcc, ~ tribune
building New York. ., a..
Western business Office 500, "Ihe booN
erv" Chicago. H.
& G. BecIwith. sole agent for foreign adj
vcrtlsing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Each series conainAxteen views 1lxls inches in Size Ri
set Of sixteen portfolios will form handsome an
found In any library an public or private art
r . a. Is cay +
cut ont six commons nj dGrent nnr ono for each as
cept Sunday and bring them office WIN ~ VII
stamps, to pay the cost OF mailing, wrapping etc. ana "
ries No 10. N
you have missed any Of the previous issues YOU 81
hitting US 20 cents for each ons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
LARGEST c,Ty CIRCULATION
LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION.


By Mali--in advanre-POstage Paldi -.
Daily aud sunday, one year. .....-.'.'S 9'V ~
Daily anu sunday. six months. .....ss. ~ ~
Daily and sunday, three months,...... = u
Daily and Sunday, one month. ,....... 90
fhc Sunday Gazette 90 10 "a pasrN :, IN
one year, .................4s. ~"V'
re semi Weekly Week. Gazette Two pays. 90
DngiY dciircred nv ,.aafficrs In tho city
and ali towns and cities whore there ~
per month. ..,
order Do not eend individual cheek
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

II President Cleveland would give as
quoting Boutellc with his silver mace
should have used 1t as Mrs. John H.
Sullivan used the Indian club On her
licge lord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
some NnM nALL pRnssns.

No two young ladies' would care to 90
70 ball dressed exactly alike. Othnr
wise there would be such an indui,y Of
designs IN such gowns, The ball gown
u considered hy nearly every one 10 be
the one OF an best suited 10 emhellish the
beauty OF the wearer II is MOI even adj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Victoria Daily Times; Uncle tharlcy
Stewart Is a sprlghty old soul, but ms
polls can't knock the gubernatorlal persim-
mon. Flgurauyely spenking the young
Democracy have the Old war horses where
Patsy had the traditional hen, and Uncle
charley should accept the situation grace
fully and drift back into innoeuOus desuc-
tule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Mr.. Spcrry, the Democratic consress-
man from Connecticut who 10 wiil'ng 70
quit the Democratic party rather uilll
have an income tax voted, Will ma 'hat
the party Is cheerfuliy willing TO eH-
chniIge him for nm income tax.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Though Congressman Johnson ratified
the Republican congressional agents Of
the steel rail- trust, he lacked twenty
one votes Of getting steel rail On the free
liat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
rosrnWs LOCAL FORECASTS

fbHl NIX y lNlNAI IVANi4NSfN''A'''
The storm waves will reach thls merid-
ian, aud the other changes noted Will
occur at and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within - hours before or after
sunset Of the dates given below;
January 2i-Fnir and cool.
January MOdcntng.
january % Warmer.
January 2T-Sturm wave on this mo
rplian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Goldcniulc Wash. IAN. CAV. r. nun-
har bus received letter from Mewus, an
Alaskan lndifo- Of the 1ilarvash irihe,
asking him 10 secure permission for the
Indians 10 barn an Indian doctor 10 the
sake. The doctor has been tteating q
thleLH son without snccest ny hhrung
the doctor the Indians think tho patient win
recover and the tribe Will be released nom
an evil spirit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

The seven cities claiming to be Ho.
mer's birthplace are likely TO be riyalled
by the houses in Coventry England,
claiming to he Ellen Terry's, She does
not know herself, but thinks it was in
some i'm in that city that she first saw
the light A resident Of the town re-
Gently put mp n placard in his window
bearing the inscription: This Is the
birthplace of Misc Ellen Terry" The
next day his next door neghbor had n
sign saying: "rhs is the original birth
place of Miss Ellen Terry"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

q Joseph Jefferson is playing In BOSTON,
at the big Boston thcater. where Hoyt Is
soon to exploit his new play - Milk
White Flag for n seasons run.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
TRIP AROUND The WORLD.
Art Series No. 10.
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We cannot undertake. privntc CORE
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Siegfrcid Wagner. son Of Richard Wag-
nor made his debut recently rs a con-
ductor at Leipzig, and the report is TINT
he has not inherited the genius of his
ilther In thls cnnAclty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

The New York court OF appeals has de-
clded that foreign corporation may buy
and sell real estate in TINT state. The
decision effects S250OO,OOO worth OF
property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

1t IL said that Clara Morris will retire
from public life at the end Of the season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Vernon Texan: For the past twelve
months the leading Democrats Of Texas
have been talking harmony, hut yon know
talk Is cheap and the factions are now no
nearer together than thcy were before the
man Mltl1ck Of the lark party has issued
his call for u meeting Of the executive cont
mlttee AMI the result Will no doubt be tho
There Is some talk VI Sui Ross heading HE
ticket. II he VIII consent 10 this arrange
mcnt he Will make a strong candidate. We
nuvfv ,1e ~ ~ 1ni PtIS p gfv tbe
only true and real Democratic party VI Tex.
rs. The Texan IS Cor George clark nrst
ana II ~ second We can't 90 back Oh that
MOnluIlml llllle Mno0 Giant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Franklin Herald: The Mutlock call in1i.
Gales that harmony among Texas Democrats
Is not wanted by the lenders Of that win.
Now loI tho privntcs, the true Democrats
In that battaion- refuse to cuuuicuaucr
or sanction the revolutionary tactics VI
their corporation lawyers and "rulc or ruin
leaders nnd fan into line when the old
later on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

The Madrn, Paris,
Promenaia, Me-, Farce.
Bou.Or Of Taril Al'Olnals, Trlanon, vsr
slNas
Wi dsor c ST., En- land.
Liy rpool, Line Street, En7land.
Tae Baut OF England, London
HOlYrOOd Palace, E Edinburgh, Scotland.
Emperot's Palace, Barlin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

For tn best the markt affords 60 to
tho Cottage, No, 100 W. Tkvd street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Among the prominent theatrical people
who died last year are the following;
llmml Wilmot Frnncis Annie Eemhle.
don. Henry G. ncNlillc. Josephine Fell.
cite, Augustine Brohon, Amelia Fisher,
Harry Kennel. Luke Schoolcraft, Angus
It's Phillips. Carrie Granville. james r.
Murdoch, Edwin Booth, George Drew,
Barrymore, Octnvia Allen, May Thornc,
Carlotta Lccerd, Lucille Adams, George
A, Became. Marie Prescott Arson Temple,
Richard NJ. llooley Walter Eyting, An
ME Pixley. Edwin NJ. Barry. II. @.
King. Chas W. Thomas. George w
Howard and Charles H. Thorne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Throckmortou Times; Chairman Matock
has called bis executive committee 10 meet
In Dallas February /. II seems that he
believes In the story OF the early bird. but
he may be mistaken when he slllics forth
IN search Of the luscious worm When the
Waller Baker billy goat meets Mntluck y
crew Ia the political field the goat, with his
traditional appetite Will dcvuur that well
worn corset OF foolish hopes. Like men.
Ike Democrats, they should get together
ana give the party strength to battle
against 10 enemies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

A SOLID CAR LOAD
of loaded shells, just received at Ander.
sons gun store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Buffalo Hnl stin has faith In Katherine
Clcmmons ability. and she wi on n New
York engagement in "A Lady Of Venice"
cary in February.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Charles Warner, private secretary Of
the governor of Massachusetts, hqs
evolved verv clever onc-act piece. Its
title is "'rhe Fifty-niuth Ballot"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

The first summer movement Of the year
Is recorded Joseph Glandrnning. Clara
Morris leading man. viii sail for Europe
when the roses bloom again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

It Is said that 7. Henry French sncnt
100000 On "The Voyage OF SHz'tt','
and has been losing 5000 wee, on H.
The piece viii be taken OF ON January
%
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Charles Cowles. who played Tho
"Strnngcr In "a Hole in the Ground"
for several seasons Is said TO have
scored hit in Mckee Ranl,in's "The
BaNtcrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

The man who thinks before he speaks,
Discovers with d / smny
That someone else has said the thing
He had mind to say.
-Mnslington STIR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Miss Commandnnt Lieutenant, why do
you stand staring by that chair and
doubled mp like q tcles one?
lienton0r' (seriouslvl-l Nin h'holling
thett7usit OF Ncms. -Bos ON Budget
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

| Inter Den Linden, sa'lla'
! Tie ouays o. Antwerp s''',.
| The Royal Palac', sr'''''' 4
HMM and Ia, B.tnss' tp' y
| msxinillan PLAY. Vienna
| The Loi ia, florence
Grand Canal. Venice -
Statue Of Liberty New
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Clara Charlie Spooner callel on me
last night and tried so hard to kiss me,
but ! wouldn't let him.
Maud-Was he angryY
Clara--Ncry; he said he wished he had
cnllel ON Won .-lrrnth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

In Inzerno and Wyoming counties. Pa.
c1al-mjning districts. the people are pre-
pairing to organize vigilance committees
10 suppress Increasing lawlcssness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Whitolaw Reds dinner to the leading
politicians appears to haze disagreed
with those who were not invited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

GEORGE &c O mercenorv follow
ibid he try TO marry YOU for your
money!
''Well. he proposed and forced mn to
reject him after his very first present. -
Life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

"You can never keen ANYTHING" OK
clnimed rather ,esty wife to her over.
generous husband
"Nes 7 can. my dear" he rcvli,l sog'ly,
81 can keep sill ."-Detroi' Free Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Mr.. I. b. Corey Of Pittsburg. Pa. haa
been kind enough to send to congress a
solution Of the revenue question As II
involves reduction OF congressmen's
salaries, NJ Corey is likely to have
leave to withdraw.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
9laoenes Sunftiom.

On Spiten iGloer 2r9erne ('i'e
glabe, be Crsaner, peo bpilte De tr9t-
fer Steering fra Gtmosirren / 5orm AZ
8ulipre. lluOer @artperiOosn er brert
glao ct pirtiomt femiit 2abUrntorillln,
Iom inbiu9er 8ulipre, oplgier ben, as
Tmilerer 8ulitOffet % siuer ben ousrfls'
oi9e ST fra fig. Splssninsel al aul'
Inren fiuoer fun Steb ON 9a9en. Sps
er Ell ~ngOpenbis 8~etin8elie berior, o9
bore forte 8interoase poer bet lite |
tilItrGttelis MGu9oe; oesnoen er Sla'
oeue me9et iarte O9 poer me9et lloen
8eTtpttelie mob 8uloe for Saften, 'onl
lsber sjennem benz, % be oiloe i~elofol'
oelie, bpiS be forbleu pnu Greet, bltpe
orabt at ben fsrIte 6roit. 3ette pilSe
fornarinse en- pluoieljs Stanoien al ale
2ipsIunttiunerne p9 pirte iaa poelG9s
oenoe paa SpItemet, at erect roen
9uiul oiloe bg. 4lanternes lloounits
Ming er en- meget lioli9 @roces; BET al
&rboerre ppta9ile &ano meoforer imaa
9Ortiouer al N~arin9sitof | cptsIt
Stnno; bette asiimileres al 8lanteu %
&nnoet ieuoes no gjernem Slaoene.
Gn 6oreitiQtng ont 8roce3iens 2Iuli8s
beo oil fuaes al ben &ienos9jernin9, at
en- Sunlower al 3 6uos Soioe trEnger
oObbeIt iaa meget 8ano, iom ben ielu
peier, for "a Elmer. Nteo ct 6alo
Ismpernturen opbprer Rpooerue at ops
ta9e Sono. Iprerre / Ell Pumpkin
Sob luttes peo Ell 9emperatur al As
@raoer 3. 8laoene peobliper at no.
ounite, Og Ilanten bsr liot eIter liot;
Slooene uisner al 0tou9el paa Gait
og er life l9n9er iItuno til at ubfBre
line 6uuftiouer. 8laoenes Nifaloen
ueo 8e9pnOelien al 8iuteren er iaales
oes nDouenoi9 for Iluutens Seitpttelie.
9oi5 De piuoielis blep or9bt at 5ros
item miot unoer ben fuloe lloppen a.
oeres 5unttiuner, piloe 5ilirpsninsen
al Den / Ylauten cirtulerenpe iture
WRn9oe Sano iprRnse Yapet %
fremtuloe 9poen; men ba bet c~irtule'
renoe Sauo liot efter liot er ioroampei
paa ct tioli9ere Stadium, er Glanten
life noiut for uo9eu 5ore fra benne
Sioe.-Farmers' Review.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

poauir'cl'1, os bet er at frpote, al oe
unare Raabsiusre, ban oil ORlSe' ''te
iau mcaet bile pare 9ienremtrGns'e
Of ben freoeli9e ganO iOm GlertaIlet q
ben uu n'ogbe GSars Raao8iOere,
builte, umeno ubepiOit, be gamle &ra'
ottioner ON bet tiOligere 8enifab men
Qpitlunb enonu ilumreoe. Den rrlSl''
ne ,llnoopm er fu~lbItanci9 franitlinoef'
Oct ma maj buife paa.-"SpaanoS'
ppitsn".
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
let aimeue emoumme Of sem inn,

NNNg NSAAt
bar iorigat 2unoiu & Sos gnebQrIirup
Condensed Juniper-Ade, er, at man ocrai
erboloer ben fneite, melt belieiamme. Oh.
f~rtNtenoe % itprtenoe Drill, iom noaeuIinoe
bar foretommet / Suuoelen. Sr. Z. 9tibpff.
galpelion, 2er, bleu pperraItet peo at fiuoe
Den laa liprtenoe % pelimngcnoe. paitor
Tb. Ndermann, Sul, Soma, timber ben at
bare beIisiam oa oeIimassuoe. san aube.
'aIer ben til fine neutrality-suspicious. o.
andre Yenner. 9ottor Rorrpscp. 2459
BeniiuOrtb aos.. Chicago, anbefaIer ben til
I'ne Tatisnter iom en- opiriItenoe o. pslina.
9enoe Drill. Sr. Slui Nororum, getpIfen
g'tt. Tiger, at ban lille Tan o9re ben Tor.
uoen.
vi en- Slate Sirup iaaes 5 gaGouer
2rltte. Erppelaiter - 1 for rs Cts, 4 for
l Dollar - ieucss bpcriombelf. gaenter
pnItes. Strip eiter nGrmere Splpsuiuaer.
S9roiiulo Yreient frit. lloi9t bet life, men
itrip itrlr til 9'Sr. gunoin & Co., 1893
Sefsrion Ct, Chicago, 81. 621tl
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
Stop 6uaerne til.
Oilers ipilbes Gornet no al Sern,
banepOgnere.

Sr. 3bomas 2aioro, Der er aniat peo
Stntens 8prninipettiou / Ct. 8aul, al,
Der 5armere, Der shipper Sueoe Oir,
fgl9enoe 9obe Raao:
Sois De iaa ipnes Sr. &eoaftsr, ian
uptag fpl9enoe:
Ser er en- bel Gel al Dem, Tom fen,
Der Soeoe, Sapre, Spg, Dug, Flax etc.
l Sernbnneoo9ne, iom CT poerli9 uior.
ii9ti9e / 5rem9unssmauoen. 0e ino.
letter De inore 9gre / @O0nene lila, q
Der maa rinoe no en- Gel bare 8uQucn
i9ttes / SeoG9elie, o9 buao fer life oo,
naar De bliuer rDiteoe Fig, at oct unorcr
mig, be life tnuieS? Site iiuoer ri
9npirlapper ipi9reoe paa 9rGlpttcr,
boOrpaa Der er u9uut, bporme9et Qes.
Jet peier. Suis Der bar lattet no liot
/ Sunoen, llot eiter Siberne / 8unben.
ltot / @noeogrene % liot / en- eIer
be99e S%loeoGrene, buOrleoes fan Ship
peren pente at fao futO @99t? Rette
Naaoe at ienoe @rGoe paa er at for.
oisfe Jig ON, at Der life fiuoes Ell enelte
lloen Spratte ~nO9enteos og iaa inos
iatte bSie tatts Ore uel ipisrsbe %
ina a~affeiaffiaer ipisret paa i~nbeufur
Der, O9 oa oil bUereneite Gn faa bpert.
enelte Funo, iom iinoes i gugnen. gu
iOm MI leier bette, par iaa Inilb at Tor.
t9le bet til oine Noboer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
SNOnncr. hcindi

5armere, iom isler at furbeore fine 0arr. turbs
reIls lq9operl The Queen and Crescent Route bar
pr. Gcre (cal lette GetinlelIerl ; Ga msaueSlios gbaIs
Fare ertnrtonsr, iaa 3 tan saa 90 ie Tor COR Ielp,
3nssn SLts51,o. 5nsen. iOloe Sslser. u5marieoe
Sfoler % atrfer. @lrtirie Joli. Stno eiter lsser
o. Cpi9snin}er. ". u. SediCr, RON PIsfr
ast. III GoamS Str. GbicalO, 1u., sier iii NJ. g
Wintar'on, y. y, u, Cincinnati, Q. 51sN52
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

Utes9er's Angleworm % Worm
wood Oil Liniment er bet bebite Ium
ftnoes. Oct llnorer giebliitelia al
Smerte.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-19
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
A Case That is Interesting Terryville Peo-

A Case That is Interesting Terryville PeO-
 pie.
 Terryville, Oct. 1S-Alva B. Hough well known and respected citizen of this town, has brought suit for divorce from his wife, Ellen Hough, naming Dr. l.. T. Platt, now of Vineland, N. J., but formally of Terryville, as correspondent MT Hough claims that his wife has been living with Dr.Platt at Vineland as his (Platt's) wife for two months, and anticipates no trouble whatever in prov ing his allegations when the case comes to a trial.
 The Houghs are middle-aged people and have three children, two sons who are grown up, and one daughter, about fourteen years old. One of the sons is married. Hough is employed at the Eagle Lock works, and is regarded as an upright, steady citizen.
 Dr. Platt was practicing physician here until about four years ago when he disappeared. His wife and child left town soon after, and nothing has bene heard from them since.