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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
Never Miss "a Chance for Gosu
Time

Life IL too short. and those fortunate
people from north Texas who took ad-
vantage OF the low rate made by the
Santa Fc to Galveston ON July ri and
% are fully convinced that they had u
good time.
The train was not overcrowded and
everybody secured comfortable accom-
medallion, according to their desires
lnasmuch as there were many who,
for various reasons, were not able to
take advantage OF the Santa FEES low
rates, It has been decided to give them
another chance; In fact, two OF them.
ON Saturday, August aud II, the
dulf Colorado and Santa B'o will sell
round trip tickets to Galveston from all
points ON It's line In Texas, and the
highest rate from any point viii he
50. Tickets will be limited to return
leaving Galveston on the following
Tuesday.
For the greater accommodation OF it's
patrons the Santa re win run a
special train leaving Paris Saturday
morning and Gainesville Saturday even
ing, carrying coaohos. free reclining
chair cars and Pullman slcepers. nrriv-
ing ut Galveston Sunday morning at
$3.50.
Returning. this train win leave Gal
weston Monday evening at 600, but
those who desire to take one more dip
In the gulf may remain until Tuesday
morning for the regular train.
Call on your local agent for pnrticu-
lars as TO schedule OF the special train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

benefit OF their children was read and
referred.
The bonds Of several plumbers, etc,
were read and referred,
Tho ordinance prepared under I'm
structions of the city council short
while ago by City Attorney Templeton
was read. II says that all shall work
on the rock pile. on motion The
rules were suspended and the ordinance
put on It's final passage.
on motion Il was decided that they
go 10 work at Z o'clock. be allowed
sixty minutes for dinner and work TIL
9 o'clock. 1t was debated a little and
passed with whoop.
Alderman Essex introduced dog
killing resolution. which provides that
all OF the troublesome CANNES found
on the streets without an owner or
master be killed. This was referred to
the police committee,
There was lot OF other routine
work and the council after tlresome
session stood adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
SUBJECT NO |, DEAR LADIES
THE GAZETTE TOUCHES UP FOR
you BERRY w. CAMP.
lie II Understood, However, Tint All
the Beaux OF The Gazette Gal
axy are No. L and At-watch
Out for No. =.

The Bachelor Salvation club, an or
sanization OF wlnsome young ladies' OF
this city, have asked the Gazette TO
touch up" the bachelors. The Ga
zette ventures.
camp-you all know Berry w. Camp.
He's aspiring for the lieutenant-gov-
norship. He's going to get 1T, too The
only fly thas e.eF perched ON Camp
is his bachelorshlp. lie looks bach
Glory. lie weara "chlnnef' siaca he
launched Into politics. fame and pet
rifed bachelorlc state. You can tell
he's bachelor six blocks off. He
walks like one. He talks like one. He
uses metaphors and various other abb
normalities OF speech when he address,
es the sovereigns, his constituents in
way that would have long since
been combed out of him had he been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
SLASHED WITH A CLEANER.
THE UGLY WEAPON HURLED RACK
AGAIN.


John sweltzer is a butcher and chops
meat at canto's market ON Main street
between Sixth and Seventh.
Yesterday afternoon about half-past
five o'clock, he varied the monotony Of
chopping steaks. roasts. etc, and chop
ped nearly Off the left arm of Mike
welch. bridge foreman ON the st.
Louis and Southwestern railroad.
As result OF the nststa'-- BY sweit-
ger In the selection OF material for his
cleaver charge OF aggravated assault
stands opposite his name on the soWt
docket and Welch has badly lacer-
ated arm. the fun use Of which he has
probably lost for the rest Of hielife.
The fact OF the difficulty as
learned from sweitzer himself and
from Fred Canto, who was pres
ent, are that Mike Welch, slight
ly under the influence OF whisky.
came INTO the market and approaching
Sweitzer, who was behind the counter,
demanded to know with an oath why
the meat he had ordered had not been
sent down. Sweitzer told him he must
be mistaken; that he had ordered no
meat from him. Thereupon, 50 SWEET
ger and Canto say. WEIGH began to
curse and swear and apply all man
ner of vile epthets to Sweitzer
As to what followed, there are two
stories. Sweitzer says Welcl rushed up
to the counter and laid his hand on
some cans or jars of pickles, his other
hand being out of sight below the coun-
ter Fearing the man would assault him
with one of the jars. Sweitzer grabbed
butchers cleaver and threw at him,
striking him on the arm just below the
elbow and innicting an ugly wound
seven inches in length.
Fred Canto, proprietor OF the market,
and who was present, says Welch adj
vanced to the counter with his finger
pointed at Sweitzer and the other hand
behind him in a threatening manner
After being struck the wounded man
picked up the cleaver and hurled IL
back at Sweil2er, who lodged and es-
capped unhurt.
The wounded man staggered out of
the house and was carried to Davis
drug store on Main street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, where his
wound was dressed by DIR. w. u.
Davis. The cut Is an ugly one. All
/ the muscles and tendons OF the arm are
severed, and while amputatlon will
probably not be necessary, WEIGH VIII
never have full use Of that member
/ again.
Sweltzer was arrested by Detective
| Talbot and officer Shields and locked
up in the city jail. He claimed TO be
| able to give bond. but at a late houI
| last night had not done SO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

a married man. He Is especially fond
Of coddling the soverelgn's infant and
anyone who has ever seen Camp with
an Infant on his knee knows he's a
bachelorl a married man OF two
weeks can do better. A soyerelgn's
sturdy little Issue, some six months
old, who was being ooddled In Camps
lap as " Camp were father of 1t and
lensother such, reached up and grabbed
the coming ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS chin
hair. und. VIII you believe II, Camp
did not get angry like a real dad" He
looked down at II and said, "Now. win
you quit it2 WIN you let 20. sir?" while
the sovereign smiled knowing smile
and the mother released his. honor.
Camp is consplcuously a handsome
bachelor, He dresses like the SWELL
est of the swell New York club men,
rich, not gaudy He wears n soft felt
hat which sits neatly and becomingly
upon his head lie bears himself
gracefully, He Inns an elastic tread.
proclalming him natural athlete, and
moves with the sturdy agility OF a
well-planted boxer.
His laugh Is an Irresistible iem which
people on the opposite side Of the
street pause TO contemplate. There are
not many laughs like IT, In fact. there
was only one and It died with that
FELLOW whose murder was reported
from Sioux Falls last week. A des-
perhdo shot him He thought the fell
low was laughing at him. There was
such an Irresistible ring OF heartiness
aud sincerity IN II that 1t seemed
personal Your Bachelor Salvation club.
dear ladies', sholSd look out for that
laugh. and Berry ell-you-about-it
Camp There are no more like them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

A. Consequence. Tt"v- I've '.t,-''.i
,UI,-seii-o condemned.

tIp-setf-SO uuentncu.
rldet of Police Maddox yesterday
ssved the county some trouble In the
collection of evidence in a robbery
case. BY shrewd questions he ELECTED
a confession from the three persons
charged with the robbery, whose only
alternative now is to come up in court,
plead guilty and beg the court to be
lenient.
one F. Goodsey. said to hail from
Alabama, and also said to be school
teacher in an adjoining county, came
into town Monday night, and that
night. in the vernacular OF the street.
he began to paint the town lively"
As a consequence when he met Po-
liceman Anderson at daybreak he had
some troubles to tell him. He said
he was short 1856 in money and gold
watch aud chain. He said the dlsa-
greeable casualty had occurred In
house on the corner OF Twelfth and
RuslS streets.
Detective Talbot was assigned on
the case. Very soon the detective re-
turned with woman named Lola
Hlndman In tow. He likewise had cor
raled a man who described himself as
c, w, Howell.
Chief Maddox questioned them
closely md soon succeeded in elicit
ing a partial confession. The woman
was inclined to 90 back on her pals
and so Howell confessed he had stolen
the watch and buried it. With an Of
ticer he went TO the Santa Fe track
and got the watch.
Jim Kelly an eX-bartendcr Of ex-
Captain Carrot Of the police force, was
then brought In. Kelly at first denied
being implicated in the robbery He
soon confessed. however. that he knew
where Howell had buried the watch,
and he owned to having borrowed 80
OF the stolen money. Finally, however,
Lola Hindman insisting that the two
had been together throughout the en-
tire affair, the men Joined issues and
charged that the woman had stolen
the money and divided it with them.
Goodsey got is watch back
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

on next Monday evening, August G.
at their nome. Rev, and Mrs. Homer II.
Wilson will celebrate the twentieth
anniversary of their marriage In a Mt
ting manner.
Cards are already out announcing
the fact, and the occasion Us looked
forward to with great interest by their
numerous friends In this city.
Mra. Wilson, nee Mise Annie Flt2-
gerald, and her well-known husband,
anticipate the coming event which
marks a score OF years since they
plighted their troth before Gods holy
altar with scarcely less interest than
10 exhibited by their friends.
The large congregation or which Mr..
Wilson Is the able pastor, will see that
the affair is n success. and all are as
busy as bees preparing for the mo
mentouH occusion.
lurge crowd viii be present, and
their score Of yaarD OF continued hap
pncsg VIII be brightly cNemplined in
the beauty OF the event and the reilly
great Joy that win preside over the
occurrence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Hasn't HuGEed a Girl In u Coon.
Age.

Age.
To the Gazette: l see from the re-
ported testimony of Mrs. Matilda
Prince. bearing upon the conduct of
the Orphans Home, that man named
Page is accused of having taken i'm
proper liberties with one Of the female
inmates Of the Home. Very many per-
sons find are Of the opinion that am
the offender in the case referred to by
the witness. 1t Is sufficient TO the pur-
pose 10 dlsavow such an imputation.
and to state that ! have not Rugged a
girl inside Of Il 'coons age" ! would
not be understood as being incapable
OF such performance, conditions suit
ing,
Laying all manner or testing aside
II Ia hardly conceivable that anyone. es-
pectally church member. as is the cas e
as TO the matter IN hand. could be
found attempting an invasion of tile
sancuty Of an Orphans Home for any
such set purpose 1 know the girl in
question and am wcll posted as TO the
Identity OF those who stepped between
her and her distracted mother that
they might decoy her from her home.
Until the alienation OF her affections
by designing and INSCRIPTIONS per-
sons she was eNtravagantly cared for,
and wlthal kept under proper restraint.
The gentleman with white whlslSers,
whosoever he be. will please cease TO
masquerade in the name of Page. Re-
specially, r.. NJ. PAGE.
Fort Worth, July 81, 1894.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
on the safe side.

Everybody knows this is good place
to be. but everybody does not take
measures TO be there. An efficient pre-
yentiye places us on the safe side of
inclpient disease. and there is no one
more reliable than Hostetter's Bitters
in cases where the kidneys are In
active. which Is but the preliminary
to various destructive maladles, which
dlsregarded have fatal termination.
Brishrs disease, diabetes. dropsy, oed-
oma, are but the outgrowths OF neg
lected inaction OF the kidneys and blad-
der. They should be checked at the
outset with the Bitters, which will
prevent their progress by arouslng the
renal organs to activity, and thus place
those who resort to this savinE medl-
cine on the safe side. This preserva-
tive OF safety also conquers constipa-
ton, liver complaint malarlal fever,
nervousness and dyspepsia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Quite number OF the sporting fra
ternity OF this city are busying them
selves in trying to arrange finish
go between Denny Gallagher. the 1ia
pound champion OF the South and
kid" LOWS OF Galveston, who
lights at lo5 pounds. 1t is Intended
that the light shall come on at the
opera house In about two weeks. Both
men Will so into training as soon AZ
possible, and 1t is said that II will he
a lively bout Gallagher was IN the
recent sheldon Gallagher fight, which
was u draw. Mr.. Lewis has
fought James Barry OF Chicago, who
Is the champion OF the world in his
line, In a six round draw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

neatinr in this column. Yesterday af-
ternoou the lady got on car 10 90
home. aud directly the cashier did me
same, Tie lady op=aed her purse TO
nav her fare. and the cashier. with all
the courtesy for which he IL known.
took Il from her hand. had the driver
10 change It, dropped Il nickel In the
box and tie remainder In his pocket.
and then very carefully look his seat.
Ue was probably thinking OF his girl.
the price IL silver bullion, or something
equally as interesting. for he forgot AL
about the change, and II was
time fpr the lady to get Oft before he
remer. be red What he had done. OF
course he returned It NTH proper apela-
giles. and begged twenty-three pardous.
The crowd mercii,ssly laughed. the
Cashier blushed. and the lady terenely
thanked him and left the car. She mad
kept her pocket hook open during the
whole time ghc cashier was thinking OF
zoe money market. nnd it was a posi-
live relief when the dsnouement came.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
MnRcILEssLY MANGLED.
a. G. Herr Fell Under n Moving
Train mud is Killed.

ir''" I'M" ~ iN'i'e"'
Monday night about 10 o'clock MT A.
G. Herr, Rock Island brakeman.
fell from his train when near Rush
-a,,rt,,-, n ona ,,as torr,,,,,
s"p'i mss l. - "'u was 'i',s
crushed both ms legs being cut on.
one above, the othor below the knee.
and othel wise severely injured.
ii'' V'''u''''" "S' u'9eONeis u anu 'ie
tram was stopped lie wa" placed on
board. carried to Rush Springs. where
ali thot could bc dons for him wa.
,,,,to,,i,, ,,,,.,,,r.,a
fI,SN'S Pc i'i me-
"heh the south-pound passenger
No. /, came along he was placed
aboard Of 1t. where by a strange CO.
city. was found. She tenderly nursed
him until death resulted. about 2
o'clock yesterday morning, while tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

w. s. Matney, the tailor, move
sl3 Main, opposite White Elephant
II, l.. Bottom. shirt maiser hn
moved his factory to 2l2 Main siits
DR.. Blake. dentist, graduate "a
delphia dental college; Office. Thlra 1
Main streets.
No change cars via Texas PaAhiia
route to Colorado. Best service sd
est lines and quickest lime BY 4
hours. Free reclining CHAIRS car, Il
ticket office, 4Ol Main street
George l.. Cause, funeral dlrtc,ra
embalmer. Full assortment Of u,i3
takers goods. Takes full chara
funerals and furnishes all nscessar
quirements. No. 3l4 Yves. Wsif1
ford street. Fort Worth. Tex Il
phone 1877.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Yarcg 4
rested w. B. Montague on ~
of embezzling s17 from the Union
company. In default Of bail, Non1f
was lodged in the county Jan.
Mansion hotel, tho largest hul1
Fort Worth. located on Fourth &.
between Main and Rusk. We an
moved into our new dining ruon
second floor. overlooking Rusk q
where one can eat in comfort. psor'
by wire screens, free from all dFf
cooled by nature'g breezes. Rlis
dured TO 50 per day; supper. lit
and breakfast $3.50. Ten large 81
rooms on ground floor for use q
merclal men: 100 bedrooms, hen
and clean, for use Of the travelled
lie. We solicit a trial and gun
satisfaction. On Rusls street "
see one OF w. w. Dunn'a great "
ing wheels, which Is destined 70 -
water TO millions Of acres q V
ten. w. W. Dunn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Picnic parties win ind 1t to their in.
terestB to call upon the Cotton Belt
Nefore selecting their picnic grounds
Sarrolton. located thirty miles east o.
Wort Worth ON the line OF the Cotton
Melt. Is well adapted for such pur.
poses. Tho grove il a beautiful one,
being well shaded. a nice cool spring
and large lake. which aflords the
pleasures picknickors abundant
fishing, hunting and q pleasant day In
delightful grove, The grounds are In
excellont condition and arc well pro.
vidcd with swings for the children.
dining tables and seats for all. The
Cotton Bolt train leaving here at s.55
convenient hour II ihe morning, and
returning arrives In Fort Worth nj
51S In the cve3.ing. Special rates and
attention paid TO Sunday school and
private picnic parties Rates very rea.
aonable For all further Information
apply to o, A. CARNfNE.
c, p s T, A.. ioi Main street, For,
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage OF OF Mr.. John Duny 10 Miss
Mamie d. shiel TO take place at Saint
Patriek's Catholic church on August
q AZ p. M large number OF friends
and eequeintances will be present. AT
$50 grand reception VIII he given at
the residence OF the brides mother.
Mrs. NJ. A. Shiel. Miss shisl Is n
highly accomplished young lady and
has hest OF friends, Mr.. Duffy Is a
clerk TO the yRrdmaster OF the Texas
ana Pacific and is one OF the most
popular railroaders In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
TAnnANrs sEYAroR-MAi(rns

Hood County'H Man WIS SAID 10 h.
the Choice.
The delegation from this county to
the senatorial convention converting in
Granbury left on yesterday mornings
Fort Worth and Rio Grande for mar
point. The delegates are William capus.
w. J. Bailey. Hershel n. smith. Ans
Adams Frank Mullins, George W. Ann
strong, n, II. McNatt, John p. King.
w. r. Williams and w X Byron.
Parker county has been understood
TO be ambitious TO the extent OK two
senatorial candidates. and uood ~
one prominently mentioned Tsrran,
was apparently anxious for Hood when
the delegates loft yesterday In fact
some OF them said IL would read SEN
ator Lee Riddle" II Hood and Tarrant
carried their point '""'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

on August II and i2 the Rock Island
VIII SOIL tickets to Denver and return
at one fare for the round trip good
for thirty days returning. Through
sleeping cars leaving Fort Worth daily
at sl5 p. m. Don't overlook the fact
mat IL only trkes one business day be-
Rock Island Route" For folders ana
other information call at city ticket
Office. corner Fifth and Main.
J. c. McCABE. w. Il. OPTION
q. r. A. Fort Worth. c. n. A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

nge Of $1,000. The plair.,s -
petition for restitution ~ nts.,,
damages. rents and costs j, r .s
the plaintiffs be held not 4 aot
tied 20 recovery against Al, ~
from the defendants, then n n = = l.a
lifts who are held to be en, emil " ~.
any OF defendants shah Sss.s ai-,
shares iixed and deterniineS W,
court, and have the land ss., y y,
accordingly. ps'u'lQ.i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Seiesourg, H.. July 29-The Chicago.
isnIunston and Quincy is having the
sars'st run OF stock from here to Chi
go ,9e@y ter any one day In its his
ing thlrty-three trains. will have bas,,
forwarded The LARGEST aav,a 1,ori'
neiore was $50 cars. Short pastura 90
IN inc West caused the run.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

The reieEram WIN Get III. Contract
THIS Year.

Yesterday the printing committee
OF the city council, Messrs. ]. II. Rob
erss, chairman; c, c, Drake and w.
II. Ward, with CITY Secretary Mont
gomery, met at the city hall and opened
and canvasscd the bids TO do the city
printing The bid OF the Telegram was
found the lowest and best, and the
committee will, II is understood. make
favor o. awarding the contract to the
Daily Telegram.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
Personal MENTION

Mrs. Doggett and family WY
the rest OF the summer with ~
Mrs. S. D. Miller left yestere,l
ternoon for a visit to friends - x
Il. NJ. Belts, editor of the ~ Z
County Democrat, OF LexingtoH Y
is in the city.
Miss Annie Gowdy OF TerTsA !
itlng Mr.. and Mrs. sam J. if'-
East Weatherford street
Miss Leon Harold, who has ", ",
an extended visit to friends "a -
win return home tomorrow.
Mr.. Ed Green of Lebanon, NJ,
visiting his sister. Mrs T. =
burn. on the South side.
Miss Lenie Dug has afrls ,. N
Charleston. w. Va. on WV
aunt. Mrs. Hinsdale, 20 LAS
street.
Harry Tone and $. J. Do'. v,
Sherman spent yesterday a, NJ ~ d
retreat, visiting their OLD ds'''7
Carnine, of the Cotton Bell
Mrs. j. p. stelle and dauraMs. Il
Ellie STEELE. left YESTERDAY
Cotton Belt for Hot spring.
the remainder of the summeH j
Miss Annie staples Of selIo,sa
in the city this morning ~
ing at the residence OF ~"
Walsh, AIS East Third street NJ.
Mrs. NJ. T. Wilson, one q M
popular primary teachers ns' \,
from Galveston. where iel ~
few days she has been enl"'
Ing in the gulf. X. y
Miss Louie Hardesty' w
and pretty as well as pola
register clerk at the pcstol I, Il
turned from a very ple,s5.a,. ~
friends and relatives a n' ri
Mrs. Or. NJ. W. Doggeu n NJ a
and Miss Allison OF fuls y
Virginia. who have wv x
friends here for some time; r,,.,,
"oId Dominion" via the
1TaufarAaH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Is it not good policy to buy pianos
and orgnns from reliable houses rather
than from irresponsible agents or par
ties who are liable to be soon out of
business? Guarantees from the first are
good and from the others worthless.
we have been established over twenty
eight years in Texas.
THOS. GOGGAN & BRO.
Galveston and Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Friday night. August s. the ladies OF
the local Woman Christian Temperance
Union organization viii have a grand
rally at the Christian church. An In
terestinS program Of music and speak
Ing has been arranged. Everybody
and especially the young people are
invited to attend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

A great crowd gathered last night
at the Mission tent. Blanchard ~
Denver was present and spoke briefly.
Mr.. correy then spoke to the audience.
Mt. Torrey goes TO Dallas. Rev. w. II.
Wilson breaches tonight in his stead,
and continues the meeting this week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

AIRS Ledbetter rbrrefors Trays pam-
ages and other U..fre-,

"E"s "Hd Hther N'ilrr->
N me Seventeenth district court yes
'erday Mary T. I.edbetter ct al fiied
SUIT against NJ. Belle Higbee ct al,
on a charge of trsspass.
Inc sui, grows out % a dlnieulty
concerning a tract OF land situated in
liant county. about twelve miles
,spuenWsst % this city. II Is alleged
-, ~ liaihtlhs' petition that plaintiffs
TN w. ~ awful possession OF the land.
ane defendants. It is alleged. entered
upon The land and elected plnintios
,,nsrelIom and unlnwfully Withheld
S'' 'nem the possession to the dana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Whether on pleasure bent. or business
take on every trip bottle Of syrup or
Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly and
etrectuully on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, preventing fevors, headaches
and othor forms OF riokness. For sale
In Soc and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists, Manufactured by the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Company only.