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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-28

RYE bread, pompinagel home made bread.
IL pies and cakes of the best quality, always
on hand, at 81 BroughIon street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-28

I ,ADIESl Chichester English Pennyroyal
II Pills diamond brandy are the best
Safe, reliable Take no other. send 4 cents
lstampsl for particulars, Relief for Ladies', In
letter by return mail. At druggists. Clutches
terChemical Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
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PERSONAL.

~ NHEAPEST, and most reliable" in town
~ for finger rings earrings, brooches
chains, lookets, bracelets, speotacles and
watches, is no oubt Fegeas place, liz
Broughton street.
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LUST.


L .OST Monday, yale lock key, attached Co
IL heavy copper wire, about Ave inches
long Finder win please return TO Morning
News ONCE.
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BOARDING.

BOARD, with large well furnished rooms.
- good table, reasonable terms. 1853 South
Broad.
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TINO RENT, a good stand 10 good naa
Il that wishes to go into the grocery and
barroom business. on the southeast corner OF
West Boundary and Indian street lane.
Thomas A. Folliard
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TITO RENT, four nice houses on Third ave-
Il nue., between DraytOn and Abcrcarn
streets, containing six rooms and bath with
nice flower garden In front, at OIL per month.
Thomas A L olliard.
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GOLD COMFORT--After have treated
- your feet you will wish you had called on
me sooner cure corns, bunions and In
growing toe.nail, L, Davis. Resident Chirop,
odist, 81 Broughton street.
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ON Monterey Square 107 Gordon street, for
~ rent; recently renovated 90 per month.
Inquire next door, west.
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THO RENT, nice business stand for n good
Il grocery and barroom. on the northwest
corner Of Bolton and West Broad streets,
with large yard and dwelling. Thomas A.
FOlliard.
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II is ordered that these general present
ments be published as'recommended in
open court. Feb. q, 1894.
r. FALLIGANT, Judge.
The appointment Of the committee,
mentioned IN these presentments, 20 con-
.er with the county commissioners, is
hereby approved, and the action OF said
grand Jury confirmed. Feb. q, 1894
II. FALLIGANT, Judge.
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E1OR RENT, several desirable houses in
Il best localities. Apply to Champion q
Garmany, 1i5 Bryan street.
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NOR SALE, residence 81 Bolton street,
IL near Abercorn very conveniently ar
ranged and IN splendid neighborhood; de
cided bargain; can be had on easy terms. @.
". DOrsetl.
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d. K. THOMAS,
Foreman.
G. B. PRITCHAHD,
G. Z. MILLER,
A Nice. DUNCAN,
WIN. p. HARDEE,
GEO. w. PARRISH,
JOHN NJ. HARDEN,
WIN. p. SCHIRM,
I. f. SoREvEN,
G. d. BALDWIN,
A. S. BACON,
J. w. S. SnvvR,
RAYMOND JUDGE,
MALCOLM MACLEAN,
JNo. SULLIVAN,
A. C. HARMON,
T. n. TnEUs,
JOHN RoUERE,
CHAs. A. Cox,
JoHy II. HUNTER,
THos. DANIELS,
CHAs. f. CLER.
a - - - -. I - 49, 4.
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Normal

Comparative rainfall
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L1OR RENT, a large, nice house. containing
IL eight rooms. on Whitaker street, north
of Anderson; possession given at once.
Thomas A. Pollard.
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NOR RENT, two nice brick houses on Thtt-
II nall street, south OF Huntingdon STREET
with all latest improvements, and will rent to
a good tenant cheap. Thomas A. Folliard
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NOR RENT, 7-room house, with water and
4 bath. 81 Anderson, near Habersham.
LNOR RENT, soven-room house. Apply to
L william Bouhan, No. 0 Huntingdon
street.
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ElOR RENT, the premises, Ioi Congress
~ street, now occupied by Dryfus & Rich;
possession Oct. l. Apply TO Geo. W. Owens,
1874 Bryan street.
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hight ROOM new house, all modern i'm
II provements i6sh New Houston, for rent.
Apply Appel & Schaul
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, dirty salt $50 to 200 tons dirty
II salt, suitable for fertilizing purposes. in
lots TO suit purchasers. For price inquire at
Savannah Grocery Co, Savannah, Ga.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN & son.

On WEDNESDAY, 2sth February. 1894, az
No. 90 Tattnan street, between CASTOR and
Gordon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
COMMERCIAL MN.
ASrRUSG COaBIh1fIOS.
wit, Humor, Eloqse nee and Music all the
fame Evening.

During the Exposition, when the city
will take on a new life and thousands OF
people from all over Virginia, as Wen
as from other States will rush 10 Rich
mond to see the sights, one Of the most
attractive features of the gala season
will be the combination Of POLK Miller,
Judge 5. r. Farrar C"Johnnie RebD, ana
Professor 5. r. Ford, at the Flchmohd
Theatre on the night Of October 18TH,
Each OF these platform genuises mas
been heard in Richmond, and has never
failed to receive full share OF applause
They have not appeared together, now
ever In this city, ana now IlG ,a,. III ~,
will be in store for all who enjoy VIZ
humor. pathos, eloQuence. and music.
Hundreds of the people OF virginia
and other States have been entertainer
and well-nigh made 10 suffer rom SORE
throats by the CieamlnEly-tunhy auu
imitable negro dialect stories and sketch-
Is by Polk Miller. His name has be
come a synonym for healthy tUn ana ms
every appearance IS greeted Dy EcIV!
GUS authorizing Of the people, eager 10
listen and laugh at his unique description
of de ole times" and immitable songs
and banjo playing. Mr.. Miner VIII nc
there with some brand new stores.
Johnnie Reb" Judge +. X. Farrar)'
who Is so well known throughout the
South and who for the past twenty
eight years has told the story OF JOIN
ME Reb." rip Van Wrinkle ana Other
creations illustrative Of the scenes COM
mon TO SOutherners 'beIo the "dl'
will also be there.
Professor 5. T. Ford. who spends most
of his time I'm the North, with New orh
CITY as headquarters, is an entertainer
who ranks with the best. lie Is non
spending a special season in the SCUM
and has been engaged to add his fund OF
mirth TO this occasion. 18Th
FHr solid fun and amusement togeth-
er with chance 10 see "A, un noiinso e any-
tGint that has occurred In Richmond -
a long time 1t VIII be AN evening OF
Mr. NIiIler viii tell his negro dialect
stories; Judge Farrar Will give ms "a, a.
iebtful' sketches OF war times, and Prot'
Fnrj viii contribute some or the manor
Gus gems of Mark Twain ana nd 9ts tte
In sino tbair Southern and plantation
melodies and The Jordans Win ir maHdol'ih m
sso do and duet. the popular musical hits
OF the STaSo' The programme to he pre-
sonted al the Theatre on he l6th VIII
be one well worth the c p3'r rnor3 within U
the house.
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THE Day or AroNEMESr
4, WIN Begin nj rundown on Next tues
a. Irs Significance.

"yom Hakippurim," or the Day OF
Atonement. the hottest and most Solemn
Az, On the calendar Of the jewish
,,,,,,.ob viii begin at sundown on Tues
nu' - ,'inc, next II Will be observed
I 80 ~ isreaIites OF the CITY on tHdt
~ -tTg and all the following DAY
Vednasdav. The date or Atonement
dav is always the same on the hSo' ,
uaiIondaT being the tenth day OF the
CdieiI' .S ',,onth1 Tishri. Ii varies In the
ss enVIrIm calendar. due 10 the difference
So,n,aon lunar and solar computation.
The dominant idea Of Atonemeht Day
&c tbat of penitence ana pray or. II II
a day OF fasting o. on howeyer ia only
vi i,vnidInt Of the service, and by no
az IN a. principle thought. The true
means ,as,ti ion Sn Of the day Is that II Is a
,oriod of the time entirely devoted 70
PA and spjritual meditation, when the
Coz any rpores. temptations, weakness
"oilu, 9dcsires are entirely forgotten.
an bstainsnce from food and drink
!, i ne al, the token Of the forgettulness
- y, ne 6odv and the supremacy OF the
eouI for that one day. -. 4,
SUI Tba 20 service is most solemn and IN
me SCI tts nature. and not the most
Spiiai ard shallow nature can go from
trlnlhis ICED az Ii continues during the
II LII, u,ls'' dav and is solemnly sweet and
ehtlie va! character.
tender III tbe service is beautiful and
WINE an nrirr the closing service OF
soul-aMaih et alrr,,ineDtly so. being full OF the
the Hhy nardon 10 the repehtdnt sin
Pr l md Of love Of the universal rather
toward his errng, p4t prnfornod en-
me se.ssii,. held uninterruptedly from
are gene el" ,,r,S3rnlng till six in the evening,
ten IN 'Iis tbe orthodox, are generally
those .ha, longer. beginning somewhat
earlier.
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During the endemic of cholera at Ham
burg, Or. y. Simmonds examined NJ II.
captured in the pOst-mortem room AT tne
time the bodies were open; IN lie
flies numerous comma bacilli could be
demonstrated.
There are seventy-one colleges IN the
Association of American MedCal 'oItsIJ
and now il is proposed 10 auopI ~
enforcing q four years course for al VINO
intend to graduate in or after l6-9'-MdrS
land Medical Journal
The strongest animals in the world ar are
those that live on NeSetdDle ultt' ,rbo
lion is ferOcious rather than sfoHE' nv
bul horse reindeer, elephant 1nd aule
lone. all conspicuous for strength, choose
a vegetable diet.-Scientihc American
The electric headlight is making Us
way In railroad service. Where aIedHy
I'm use II is a demonstrated econ M, a.
LIGHT has its limits and its disadvantage.
The electric headlight throws us 10,
from a half TO three-quarterS OF i fare
In front of the locomotive. 0bstruc' M
on the road are plainly visible at 'ha'
distance.-Age of Steel
In an address recently made before the
Chamhre Syndicate des Produts I'M
miaues in Paris, Nj. Bertnelot proP,b
TO utilize the central neat or the 200 ga 10, a.
NV sinking shafts to depth OF 4'Vo me-
ters At the bottom of these shafts ne
believes that a temperature or loO de6it
10 200 degrees Cent. would be touhd am
tho pressure deNelOpeu toulu .pC
s te rPn,,ing n,achineTy. NJ. Berihelot he
iievas also that at this depth we would
reach a source of thermo-electric energy
almost without limit. 5000, ..>-o.,o,,o,
The prospectus of proposed NauOha,
school Of electricity" TO be established
AT Chicago under the auspices OF Edison
ana a number of other eminent nj electri-
clans, says More. than SN1ooVO are
emnioyed in electrical pursuits to-day
and these figures are being increased at
tho rate of slOO 10000 annually. With
in a decade nine-tenths OF the steam
tr,tIon domestic lighting, heating
cooking. factory operation, mining and
,1otaiIiIrey will be done by electricity"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

outside OF the courtroom whose votes
would have decided the contest. Ii is
conceded that the great majority OF
these were Carson men.
Mr.. Gold had the advantage or greater
age and larger acquaintance In freder-
lex county. lie has been for years one
OF the vice-presIdents OF the Agricultural
Society and was gallant soldier and
the companion I'm arms of many OF the
Frederick. county voters. All this told.
MIR. Carson is a brilliant young man, who
aroused much enthusiasm.
The convention itself would have brok-
en- up In row except for the Intelligence
OF the eloquent ard popular Common
The whole affair was a tempest in. a
teapot and the political situation Is
in no wise disturbed by the result.
The narrow majority for Gold has been
paraded as a victory by some gentlemen.
who have been out in the wet for a long
time. Charity would allow them the sat
isfaction Of the alleged triumph.
sKIBxIsH FOR THE stNAToRsHIP.
1t is generally conceded by parties
We'll versed in politics, that the hght
Saturday was but a preliminary skirmish
10 secure control OF the next legislature.
1t was fought simply for the prestige,
that this nomination would give MIR.
the district one year from this. That the
electors OF Frederick county regarded
the senatorial issue, an issue, Is beyond
the question OF doubt.
Mr.. Carson has heretofore been an
O'Ferrall man, anu so far as can be
learned has never committed himself as
10 his choice for senator.
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-, You Stereotype:

Cnn You NIeF'"'yPc'
r YOU can't and want nns to have have work work
zone "a The Times ONCE.
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nest class OF dealers In all
The very PC a Marshalrs cigars-EL
lines sell ii,. au and FLOR DE MARSHALL.
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fast winning friends outside the circle OF
their Pensioners Mr.. Stickney's charm
OF manner and character. his genuine
nature, and interest in young people
and the same may be said OF his charm
ing wife.
The Deep Run Hunt Club will take adj
vantage OF some OF this radiant october
weather for exhibiting runs across coun-
try. The interest In equestrian exercise
IS growing rapidly among women as weti
as men. and the lady members OF the
club are among its finest and most spirit
ed riders.
The Auxiliary Board OF Managers Of the
Virginia" Hospital held the first meet
Ing OF the season on yesterday at nCol,
I'm the hospital building.
The meeting was opened with an eX-
quisite prayer 10y Mrs. Magruder. This
was followed by the reading OF reports
from the various committees, by the
Secretary. Mrs. 4. r. Camm. These
showed the hospital to b. on wonder
fully firm basis. although now scarcely
one year old. The local interest in II, az
expressed in many handsome donations,
seems 10 exist In ali parts OF the city,
ana to be confident to no one section or
clique. More than seven thousand pa
TENTS have received treatment. and al
together. there Is exceptional Causc Tor
consolidation.
.Tne subject next in order after the
reading OF reports, regarded the request
Of the MatrOn Mrs. W. g. Waller that
she he allowed to resign. in order t.
undergo needed medical treatm,nt. And
at the conclusion Of the three months
necessary for that, be permitted to re
sumo her duties.
This was sccedei TO- and in re-o:ni-
ton OF her valuable and efficient seTyl"a
as matron. the hospi'alities OF the IN
stitudon were extended to her. No tenn
pory substitute has yet been app'inie l.
that matter being in the hands Of the
present House Committee. An assistant
mat,oA. with duties chiefly confi'ed 10
the linen room VIII also be apo hl,l
The election OF officers then took place,
resulting as follows:
President. Airs. MaGCuder Nice-PreS-
idcutf Mrs. stephen Putney. Mts. -
II. Nash, Mrs. Rountrea, Mrs. y. NJ
Wilson. and Mrs. HotchKisS; cretarE'
Mrs A. y. Camm; COrresp, pending oeIre-
tary, Mrs. John Addison.
The lniation fee was made an ahhNal
fee and prompt payment requested.
Rol call concluded a very tull, INTEREST,"
ing and satisfactory meeting.
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ms UHIOUB CANVASS.
4 West Virginia Republican Sending Pho
tographs Of Iliins-Ifthrough His District.


BRAMWELL, W. VA, Oct. 4th.-Spe-
cial.-As yet there Is no political excite
ment In this particular portion OF the
political field. protection Is the pet theo-
~ prevalent here, but even that VIII not
induce any number OF Democrats 10
vote the Republican ticket. Great con-
tidence is felt in the return OF Mr.. An
derson from this district. His opponent
is no speaker and Is making an un,Eae
photographs of himself and having them
posted at conspicuous places. The picture
Is that of A good-loOking man, and Is
said to be striking HheheSSys' wilson
Inc popularity OF Hon. W. IL. W lsol
is general throughout the state. His most
pronounced political opponents all speak
well OF him. and realize mat the state is
honored In having such representative
In Washington. The slanderous report that
be went to England for other reason
than 10 get strength OF BODY for better
service meets with condemnation here.
CleYeland's honesty nor Wilson's purity
are questioned by sensible people.
UNAtsr. sMoSG MISgks.
There has been some unrest recently
among the miners Of one Of the opera
tors i'm this immediate vicinity, growing
out of the discharge Of one Of the miners.
His fellows threw down their picks and
quit work. Their places were quickly
peated as those who threw up n job are
anxious to pick up the same job. There
was some disorder threatened al one
time, but the ring-leaders were promptly
arrested. and are now in Jail, and quiet
reigns all along the 'front.'
COMMERCIAL MN.
This field IS crowded with commercial
men, but | haven't seen one from Rlch-
mond-Ycs. just one, representing
cigar store. e. -.
The foot prints of the early frost are
being seen In the forest, and never did
nature present more attractive APP
pearance. There are few farms IN TINS
section. but now and then a very vdlua'
HE one is stumbled on, as il were, IN
the very top Of the mountain.
Before the coal miners began blasting
the woods were filled with squirrels ana
other game. but now they are very scarce.
a colored woman, living at simmons,
went to church night before last, leaN-
ing ner children at home, and during her
absence the house was burned down, TWO
of the children perishing in the flames,
while two others were badly burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

INFANTA EULALfE the best known
Key West cigar sold In this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
IIow's This ?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
FL CHENE Y &Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J.
hfiieve him perfectly honorable in an
business transactions and financially able
TO carry out any obligation made by
WEST & TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists,
wAIDfNG KINNAN e. MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Price, roc
per bottle Sold by all druggists Tes-
timonials free.
INFANTA EULALiE, the best known
~. uuaat ninar anid A.. AZ. AS.s.Az.,
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Mrs Or Dew Is visiting her sister. Mrs
Geo. West. Foushee. street.
Miss Evans, Of Norfolk, is the guest
OF Mrs Col. Chalmers, at the LuTay.
Ms. Chas Dimmock. Of Sherwood
Gloucester. has taken house in Rich
mond for the winter
Mrs. Rrockenrough, a daughter Of
the late Francis Mallory. Of Norfolk, for
years a representative OF his district In
Congress- and widow OF the late Col
J. VI. Brockenbrough, Will shortly re-
move TO Richmond, TO the pleasure of
q very large circle OF attached friends.
Her genial extension Of hospitality at
Resale Court during the Exposition Will
not soon be forgotten by those VINO en-
Joyed It: she cannot make her advent
among us too speedily, nor remain with
us too long.
There viii be a great tying OF knots
matrimonial Tn Richmond shortly.
Miss Virginia Cassidy Henn,ng and Mr..
Munsor; Miss Ellen Blair and Mr. X. T.
Wilson. Mr.. Beirne Blair and Miss Small.
Mr.. Henry Williams and Miss Dlmmock.
Miss Judith Darlington and Mr.. Stel-
linins. Miss Louise Brander ana Mr..
Taliaferro are among those who will try
travelling by twos.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. who but re-
Gently returned from trip abroad. much
bencfttej I'm health. is now quite III 1T
his residence on East Grace street but.
as his friends will be glad 10 learn, IS
somewhat better than during the early
pvt % the week.
BY the way. Mrs. Carmichaels sug-
gesiion that the wives or the Eoiseo-
pal ministers Of the city form club
has met with general approval. ana in
many directions the hope ~ expressed
that Nhe suggestion may be speedily
acted upon. ...,
Rev. Fenner Stickney. OF Monumental
church, and his attractive wife, are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

,u,acturers say II is n mys-
Cigar mann.i.ars as good as EI. TRI-
tegX ioW and p Dba M isn seas can
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

"etused nm Examininr Trin,-v,
aey Back In Tcxns

hey Back In Tcxus
Roclport. TEXAS A,a.,..
yonn h'sh returned Thursday nisht frotn
heIugio, where he hnd h..,, =. - -,
the three cownrds ava -. ~ .pssA'
in their ax.a,,,,,,.,. - '"s TWO Sp"its,
,..,.,..,, S -,'ii'ihh uiai' But he didn't
represent them great deal. His honor
the Justice of the peace In pas,-,.l, -
fused 10 give tho a.,.-s,-. - 4'''se'0 re-
q,iire fhat nsrsa s sintulea OF Texas re-
snail have III eNs,, v,1asea win crime
ihasn 5ae',an. fNNnlhihs trial, and Us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21
HOW TO KEEP COOL.
II You Carefully Act upon shc Aavice
Given below fon WIN lie Pleased
with the Results.

Keep cool!'
Excellent advice In summer time. but
not very easy TO follow. Apparently,
u would be Just as reasonable to say.
keep strong, healthy and vigorous
amid the sweltering heat OF this Try
mig season" and yet this Is not only
posslpie out II is something that every
person can do II the right means are
adopted
Keep COOL
When You feel tired out on a hot
Gay. have no appetite and feel scarcely
eble 10 work, don't rush off for drink
70 brace up on or swallow some
other injurious stlmulnnt. Follow COM
nonsense principles. You are languid
ana lack energy because your system
- IN low condition. You are hot
because your body does not throw on
we extra warmth that Is generated.
on are weak because YOU do not get
suihcieut nourishment. There Is only
one way TO overcome these unhealthy
conditions and that IS b supplying
what the system needs. by restoring
healthy action. The bost way to do
ms u to take the newly discovered
nre7dlgested food at least once daily.
rms rood, which IL known as Pas
hoia' Is not drug or n conoOction,
nut pure, starohy food, In LIQUID
form delicious TO the taste and ex-
ceedingly refreshing, Being pre-diecst-
ca u Is absorbed by the system the
instant 1t is swallowed Paskola gives
tone to the system. 1t prevents dys-
pepsia, It perfccts the Digestion 1t
imparts strength and vlgor TO those
who are weak and dehilitated. AS
health-giver It Is unsurpassed.
Keep oooll
Loss Of health means loss OF great
nAnN Other thinMa t.,
well.If you would feel cool. strong. well
Nlsoroua and ambitious In spite OF the
summer heat try Paskola You VIII
hlte iti everybody does who has ever
iaken IT, You are sure to recommend
Il after taking It aa others have done.
Peskoln Is popular because II has merlt
pamphlet giving fun particulars
about Paskola Will be sent ON appli-
cation to the Pre- plgested Food Co.,
SO Rende street New York.
c, w. connory agent, Fort Worth,
Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

AssIG NEE's sABE-By virtue Of an
order OF the circuit court OF Jackson
assignee OF John $. Mott, win proceed
on the 3rd day OF September lss4s
to sell at public auction at cost for
cash and in bulk the entire stock cf
dry goods. notions, boots, clothing,
boots, shoes and other goods contained
IN the Boston Store on the corner
OF Third and Houston streets In the
city OF Fort Worth. Texas. Pur-
chaser will be required TO give certl-
fed check for the amount Of his bid
at time the goods are struck on to
him. The stock invoices $685. 900 and
the stock, together with an invoice
Of the same, can be Inspected at any
time prior to the sale at the place
above named. John g. Paxton, As
signee OF John s. Mott.