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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
QUESTION IN COURT.
RIGHT OF THE COMMISSION TO
REGULATE CoMPREssEs-
To Ne Tested In Travis County Court
ON Suit Brought ny
Railroad. 4lt u

Austin, Tex. Oct. s1.-(special)-
way through its attorneys, Messrs.
Baker, Bolts, Baker and Lovett and
Frank Andrews today fled suit in the
district court of Travis county against
the railroad commission to restrain
said commission from entering or car
rying out its rules and regulations re-
specting the COMPRISING and conceD-
tration of cotton made on June 81 of
this year. The plaintiff railway alleges
that no act or acts of the legislature
under which the commission was or
ganized authorized or empowered the
defendant to make or enforce the rules
and regulations with reference TO COM
pressing cotton, and that by the rules
inauguratel by the commission and the
enforcement OF the same the commits
soners were exercising power and au-
thorlty unauthorized by law. and under
the guise OF prescribing reasonable
freight and passenger tariffs for the
government OF the railroads OF Texas,
have In fact regulated and governed
In the business Of COMPRISING cotton
In this state, which was never contem-
plated, authorized or sanctioned by the
law under which the commission de-
riyes the only power possessed by 1t.
and the said compress rules and
regula lions are consequently Illegal
and void. 1t Is further alleged that
even IL the commission did not have
authority such regulation of compress
ing cotton could not be legally given 1t,
as 1t is n matter for interstate and not
state regulation; and further, that II
the commission could legally regulate
compress matters the rulings and regu
lptions are unreasonable. unfair and
unjust. The commissioners expressed
themselves as being glad the question
( is now In court for decision.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

And People have to 20 Long Way
To II.

Roswell n. NJ, Oct. 3i.-(Special.)-
The territorial district court met Mon
day morning. Quite lot OF husin 80
Is on the docket. and the town ls full
Of men from distant portions OF the
county. The county being 120 niles
from east to west makes the holding %
court matter uf no small consequence.
1t Is no uncommon thing to hear men
speak OF coming forty or fifty miles TO
the postonice. While this kind Of uF-
moss is rather unpleasant to the new
cofnors." the old settler does not seen
to mind 1t.
The citizens Of Roswell have spcn,
about 100000 in Improvements this year
and nearly al OF thom are firstola.s and
would be a credit to n much Lar ger
town. The business and dwelling
houses are mostly built OF stone, al.
though quite number are built OF
adobe and are finished up to look Like
stone and make excellent houses.
Tho Christian church Is lust complies
ing a nice brick house. which Will cost
between 5000 and $1,000. The puss
have the foundation laid and Will I'm
fish house by the first of the year.
costing about $4,000, The Nethodists
az .t.iling to build and VIII perhaps
complete their building by spring.
The public scnool building, which Is
n large and comm odious structure, has
become TOO small for the Increasing
nu nher OF young Americas" ana the
town has built second school build
ing at the cost OF about $1,000
All the prin clpal streets OF tho town
are being nicely graded and with the
beautiful shade trees which line them
will make II one of the most attractive
towns In the West. Roswell has about
fifty artesian wells, which furnish an
abundance OF the best of water. while
the Rio Hondo on the south and the
North Spring river ON the north furnish
all the water that Is needed for irrica a.
ton. and together with other streams
irrlgate the farms east Of town and
for -.irty miles down the pecos valley
The antelope are leaving the noun
tains west OF here and coming down
into the valley. where they aftord fine
sport for the huntsmen. Wild ducks,
geese and other water fowls viii soon
be plentiful on the lakes and rivers.
and the valley will be a genuine hunt
er's paradise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

doubt hut what HIS erI-and here was I'M
the Interest OF Fort Worth attorney
TO succeed Judge Head on the civil up
peals. II 10 snrmfsed tonight that thu
VISIT was In the interest Of Hon. Hyde
Jennings. and IL crops out that the
Fnrt Worth lawyer has friends with
the administration who will very prob
ably turn themselves loose for him.
Tie names OF Judge Green, Captain
Frank w. Ball, Judge $. ], Hunter ana
A. j. Booty OF Fort Worth are used In
connection with the place and II Is un-
dorstood here that they VIII be candi-
dates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
WORTH WYER
VISITS AUSTIN AND MONT DISCLOSE
his EnnAND.


Austin. Tex, Oct, si.-tsrcciai)--
The appearance OF prominent Fort
Worth politician here today ana his
confercn GO with the governor has cnus-
ed the judicial situation In the Second
supreme judicial district TO be dis
cussed, In fact although the Fort
Worth party refused emphatically to
let the object OF HIS visit to the chief
executive be known. there Is hardly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
wILBARGraR JOYOUS.
Fine Rains Give Hone of ReyivinE
Prosperity.

Vernon, TEX, Oct. s1.-(special)-
This section has been visited by most
glorious rain, which has been falling
almost without ceasing since Sunday.
and at this writing is still, falling. Old
settlers say this VIII give Wilbnrgcr
county soil better season than ever
before known at this time OF the year
Wheat is already up in some parts of
the county and this rain insures good
stand. Farmers and merchants are
jubilant over the prospects and expect
u return of pros perity to this section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
swonE IN MS SUCCESSOR.
Hon. Yancy Lewis Takes the Oath OF
Onice.

South McAlester, !. T., Oct. Sl.-(Spc-
cial)-Hon. c. B. Stuart swore in Hon
Yancy Lewis as his successor as Judge
of the United States court this morn
ing The citizens Of South McAlester
VIII give banquet in honor OF the
retiring judge next Saturday, at which
time the Dawes commission, Judges
Springer and Kilgore. and Judge Par
ker OF Fort Smith viii be present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Latest Improvement in Hico In Pro-
cess of Construction.

Hico Tex. Oct. 3i.-Cspecial.)-T
cotton crop Will soon be gone. This
crop will not reach one-half OF last
year.
Work on the Fisher buildings have
been completed TO the second story.
These buildings when finished will add
very much to the appearance OF Pecan
The pecan crop IS the finest this coun-
ty has seen In several yearA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
FIVE HUNDR ED THE bond.
under which the Gunrd u Placed
for killing a Convict.

San Antonio. Texas, Oct si.--(Spe-
olal-l-Convlct Guard VI. H. Robinson.
who shot and killed Mexican convict
named Monlco Perez while the latter
was trying to escape, was placed under
$500 bond to answer for murder Juan
ollvis the other convict wounded, Will
recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
BIZ FIREMAN KILLED
|rrHHRy PACIFIC PAY CAR GOES
INTO A DITCH.
nsked Engine, Guard and Pay
Oar and the Caboose-Engin-
ser BADLY scalded.

phlne. Texas, Oct. 31.-(Special)-
southern Pacific pay car was
kksd near Tabor. sixty miles east
lAis place. at $50 o'clock this even
The new engine, No. SIS. went
the ditch; also the guard car. pay
and eaboose, Fireman Burr was
y and Engineer Luff badly scalded.
~ Of accident is not known here.
wright Of this place was carried to
scene by special to attend the
laded. Conductor Innes was in
we.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
BLOOD VESSEL RuPTuRED.
Fatal Accident Caused From Peitihs
Pecnns.

Mckinney. Texas, Oct. sL-Cspecial)
While peltlng pecans on a tree win
a club a young man named Gray, hvins
a few miles west OF Mchinhey ~
tured a blood vessel yesterday from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

! Friday-Free Silver Day. Leading
speakers from all parts OF the country.
including Hon. W. ]. Bryan OF Me-
braska. and Hon. Joseph w. Bailey OF
Texas. win be on hand.
saturday-chrysan the mum and Wo-
mans Council Day. Represe NATIVE
women from all associ ated bodies OF
women in Texas win appear on the
grounds and assist in laying the corner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
Principal Evsnts for Closing Week.

stone at . p. m. Of the wonan's beauti.
full building to be erected on the State
Fair Grounds as monument to the
heroines OF early Texas days. and as
n future home for tho meetings OF all
associated bodies of women. II will
also be Chrysanthemum Day. The lar
gest display ever made In the South
at Horticultural Hall on that day.
Sunday, November 3-Closing Day,
program to be announced later In the
week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
FMaay November T.

''sousa Day" The directors beg to
announce that owing to the enormous
success OF days devoted to Mr.. sousa's
compositions at Madison Square Car
den. New York. Ma mia titan Beach. The
Auditorium. Chicago. and the st Louls
Exposition. they have prevailed upon
Royal Hawaiian In nd and Giee "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

possession but Smith thought nothing
of the matter at the time. What has
become OF the money stolen has not
yet been developed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
Z which he died shortly

the effects of which he died shortly
afterward.
I. T., and Miss Halle. daughter of Rev.
j. II, Wofford. pastor of the First Pres
byterlan church of this city, were mar
ried here at 80 o'clock last evening.
The Epworth league realized n hand
some sum from its oyster supper last
evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
Texas State Fair
and Exposition.
FRIDAY Nov f--Free Snrer Day; Hear Hon. W. j.
Bryan.
1.-THE LAST DAYS OF POMPElI"
And Fireworks Every Night.
Musical Program for Closing Week by Sousa's
UnrWa'ed Military Band

Mr. sousa to devote one day of his
stny at Dallas to the rendering Of his
most famous compositions. Saturday.
Nov. 2.-Gems from the works of Eng
lish, Irish and Scotch composers. and
favorltc songs OF England. Scotland.
Ireland and Wales. Sunday, Nov. a.
American Day. devoted to the works of
American composers. 49,
ID Program Announced DAILY. AJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
LADIES' English Red
bIaus Welt Kid Cloves

the patent "Cluse
|humb' for street or driv-
re 1t is the most elegant
liking Glove on the hand
have ever seen, especially
|dapted to young Ladies
no appreciate hobby goods,
b 80 pair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
S

Special Sale continued on account Of yester.
days rain. The low prices quoted are as follows
HOSIERY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
.
l,tIss' f'onoe"et"
Night Gowns
solid Comfort
WIGHT Gowns
| noO Each--2nd fIoory
|lts More Days

/. rbich to get one OF those
.Issaut tea gowns--any price
~ ~ want, any weight--'ahy
',,ca..when We say we
= stock of Tea Gowns
I'm :; more garments than in
II Mort Worth besides y QUILL
| 4, i SO if you visit the de-
ksrtment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
VENUE HOTEL.

rry, @. r. THisbo' ,'
MN. ~. ono contemplate attending
4 those Wal W. regatta at Austin The
L Lisrnatigniis Strictly first class: Is
istrSe hotsi csntraily located and is
y only one larger number of legls-
y home o. ,ns Of the trareling men.
sisI, and y,,d n,an and / the best of treat
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18
Death OF George Harbert.

The tragic death of George w
Harhert AS given account oi
on first page of this issue is in
deed a mos. deplorable affair, aud
the event has brought sadness to
every heart in and about Green
crest. George was just in the
bloom OF manhood and, but for his
uncomfortable appetite for strong
drink, was in every way a most
promising yoang man. He was
one man out OF the few who
adhered strictly to the rule OF
letting other peoples business
alone.
Although he was addicted to
drink, be WAS never boisterous or
miSbohav ed. He always regarded
his thirst for whiskoy rs the great
misfortune of his life; often spoke
Of it as such, and he tried as hard
to conceal it and quit, perhaps, as
ever person did. His object in
going to Texas was TO get out
among strangers and try to con-
Guor this awful habit. It is said
that he asserted before he left that
be would do this, or falling,
he would cut his throat. George
Harbert had the heart and man
ners OF hightoned gentleman.
He was tairIy we'll educated, and
had he been able to overcome the
demon of drink, he would doubt
less have made good and useful
man. May he rest in peace!
His unfortunate life and sad end
lag should be IL warning to our
young men to beware OF their first
drink.
His bcreft parents and relatives,
especially his poor old mother,
who is now prostrated with griet,
have the fervent sympathy Of the
entire community.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18
Notice to school Directors.

School directors are requested
to notify me at once what school
supplies are needed for
this scholastic year. Blank
notices OF the Annual meetings
in May will be Sc, t out in Il few
days, but as not more than one
half Of the districts have respond
ed to my request tor postotfices,
it is by no means certain that all
these notices will reach the proper
districts. All who can do SO, are
requested to call At my Office and
get the supplies needed, thereby
saving the school fund the cost Of
postage IL. L. BURNEY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18

The Easter exercises of the
Union Sunday School last Sunday
were very interesting and impress
sive. The program consisted Of
songs and recitations appropriate
to the enumeration OF the res
urection of our Savior, strongly
impressing the duty of every one
in assisting in the great mis-
sionary work. No pains had been
spared by the ladies TO make this
occasion memorable one, and
truly they did so. All the partie-
ipants acquitted themselves with
much credit.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18
Berryyiiie Items.

Republican,.
Miss Minnie Wilton is slowly
recovering from a severe and pro-
tracted attack of the grippe.
Wash Davis planted thirty five
acres of corn last week and, with
favorable weather will plant for
ty-fve acres this week. He ex-
poets to plant forty acres more,
making l20 in all.
Joseph Naples received the sad
news Saturday that his sister, Mrs.
Telith McGebee, had died at her
home in Carrollton, Friday night.
Deceased was twentyfour years of
age and her death was caused BY
consumption.
There will he a religious discus
sion at Carrollton. Ark, beginning
on Monday night, April 20, be-
tween ELDER L. L. Thompson.
Baptist, Of BeIlefonte, and Elder
f. S. Dykes, Methodist, of Batavia,
Boone county. The question for
debate will consist OF all the relig-
ious differences bet" cen the Bap.
tist and N ethedists
The ten year old daughter of
Joe Wilson, living four and halt
, miles south eftown met with u
painful accident last Sunday, re-
sulting in breaking her right arm
just above the elbow Dr.. Ray OF
Green Forest was called and re-
! daced the fracture. The girl is
getting along NICE considering the
seriousness OF the accident.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18
Year Last Chance.

The Weekly Commercial Ap-
peal, established at Memphis, Tenn
offers $4,000 cash to any one
who will guess the correct or near
est correct mum Der of bales OF cot
ton received in Memphis since
September /, 1895, if the correct
or nearest correct guess is accom-
panied with soc Tor II month sub
scripuon. All guesses must be
mailed on OF before April 80. II
mailed later than April 30, guess
will not be recorded.
The number Of bales received up
march 90 were SCI, ,96l.
There are only few moro
weeks left. Sample capv free.
Address CoMMERCTAL APPEAL.
Memphis, Te. n.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18
Fat People.

Park Obesity Pills reduce your
weight Permanently from IL to 10
pounds a,,lnonlh. No starving sick
ness or injury: no publicity. They
build up the heald aud beautlfy the
complexion, leaving no wrinkles
or Aaboiuess. Stout abdomans and
difcalt breathing surely relieved.
No experiment. A scientific and
positive reliet, Price 50 per pack
age by mail postpaid. Tcstlmonl-
ais and particulars (sea!ded) 2cs.
All correspondence strickly con-
fdential
PARK REMEDY Co., Boston, Mass.
Subscribe for TIE TRIBUNE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18

Rev. D. C. Ross and family ot
Carrolltou were in town Monday.
The very best high grades Of
coffee on the market at Graham's
! Ia z5e per pound.
Blank deeds and all other kinds
of OF j. P's. and Notary Public
blanks can be Obtained at this
office at bottom prices.
Z. S. Phillips, a pioneer OF
Quality Hill, left Tuesday with
his family tor Bellbuclzle where
they will reside in the future.
Carpenters are finishing up the
interior Of james BaiIey's brick
busines house which is soon to be
occupied by j. t. Orrolls drug
store.
We want to see you if you want
any job printing done. No matter
what you want We will do it for
you at St. Louis prices, freight
added Do not failt to call on us. -"
T. G. Freeman, J. A. King and
S. J. Morris of BerryviIlc, VIM.
Fry OF this place and Calvin Fry OF
Carrollt6u have been summoned
as jurors to the United States court
at Ft. Smith, which conyenes May
s.
recommend Chamberlain's Pain
Balm tor rheumatism, lame back,
arms and swelIings There is no
better llniment made. | hevo sold
over 100 bottles of it this year and
ALI were pleased who used. j. f.
Pierson, druggist, South Chicago,
III. It is tor sale by J. E. Harbert,
deuggist.
Our better halves say that
they coald not keep house without
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
is used in more than half the homes
in Leeds. SIMS Bros, Leeds Ia.
his shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held whore it has
been sold tor years and is well
known Mothers have learned
that there is nothing so good tor
cough, colds and whooping cough,
that It cures these ailments quickly
and permanently, and that it is
pleasant for children TO take. %
and soc bottles for sale by j. 3
Harbert, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18
j. z. Howard & Co.

The jewellers at Berryville clean
and repair all kinds of watches at
halt price at the Racket Store.
Cleaning watches soc, Main springs
soc, Thick glass for open face
watches zoe, Thin ones for hunting
cases 10, Hands l0c and all other
work at half price. Go to the
Racket Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18

II will be an agreeable surpris-
to persons subject to attacks 0
bilious collie to learn that promp
relief may be had by taking Cham
ber!ain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. It many instances
the attack may be prevented by
taking this remedy as soon as tho
first symtoms Of the disease ap-
pead. IS and soc bottles for sale
by J. E. Harbert, druggist.
Subscribe tor TIE tribune.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18

A new plank fence adds to the
appearance OF the Mahan property.
James Bailey received this week
from 81. Louis II new patent, self
measuring coil OIL tank.
Graham bought his goods TO
cash and sells them the same way,
consequently he can afford to sell
cheap.
Mrs. Nancy Ellen Parker and
daughter of Eureka Springs were
visiting friends in town first of the
week.
While in Berryville if you want
a good meal or your team well
cared tor stop at the Southern
Hotel.
You can save postage by order
ing the Globe Democrat or the st.
Louis Republic at The TRIBUNE
Office.
Mrs. John G. Grim and children
Of Flagstaff, Arizona, bat formerly
of Berryville, are at Eureka
Springs, for the summer.
Mrs. Nancy Harbert, accompa-
MED by Dr.. Ray, will probably
loave this week tor Texas to look
after her sons remains.
L.E. Harbert 4 Sons took charge
OF the Eureka Springs and Harri-
son mail route, Monday. They
have put on good horses and fine
rigs and are making the rounds on
regular sch edule time. u. a..
Angus resumed the daily passen
ger and express line.
The Frisco r. R. Co. has brought
suit in the district court Of St.
Louis against the Eureka Springs
Railroad company for over charges
on freight. The trial begins to-
morrow. Several witnesses have
been summoned from Harrison,
DerryviIle and Eureka Springs TO
be in attendance and testify III
behalf Of the plaintiffs.
J. T.. Rhodes and Mintie Nc Dow
ell were married last Sunday at the
residence OF the brides parents on
Y0clnn. 4 number Of friends were
present and Il sumptuous dinner
was served On the same day
Arthur Newten and Miss Lucy
| Bartlett, of Oak Grove, were also
Joined in the holy bans OF matrl-
mony. Yocum's efficient Magis-
trate. ]. G. Harberl, oificlated at
both ceremonies.
DIED. William Hulsey, in HIS
S3 year at the home OF his son-'n-
law, James Trapp on the bead OF
Usage His death occurred on the
2 INST after lingering illness OF
seve:a weeks. Mr.. Ku!scv was
amongthe frs settlers in this coun-
try. having been here more than 90
wears. Ho was Il quiet aud useful
citizen, known ard loved By all
our citizens. Tie was u faithful
member ofthe Christian church,
also y member OF the Masonic
fraternity.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18
Pastnrage.

will take twenty-five or thirty
horses or cattle to pasture during
the present season Good grass
and good water. Terms Si.00 per
month. No animal taken for less
than one month. Call and see me
Fl. p. BURNEY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-04-18

bran gos and lemons at Gal
yay
j. E. Russell mede business
il to foonm Friday.
q. and Mrs. Walker visited
ends on Usage Sunday.
Judgo aud Mrs. Wortbinaton
- shopping in the city Friday.
Join the procession by putting
Icket fence around your garden.
1. m. Graham has built an ad-
ion to the rear end OF his gro
". g. Russell attended probate
rt ~ BerryviIle first OF the
ok.
Nike Coxsey and wife visited
,nds on Usage Saturday and
lday.
rev. ". Il. Hatfield Of Berry
10 vi preach for our people on
Il Sunday night. Hear him.
ohm Russell is preparing to
ct a dwelling on his tarm one
a hait miles north Of town
Wilson Jernigan and wife Of
K Grove made "a business visit to
town the latter part of last
*.
,enator ". B. Morton and Hon.
L.Co1Iman passed through here
day evening on their way home
n Little Rock
.eep your blood pure and healthy
y9a will not have rheumatism.
od's Sarsaparilla gives the
Cd Vitality and richness.
Henry Shahan and Miss Julia
|sby were married at the home
she brides parents on Sunday,
7fb inst., Rev. r. A. Martin
sEating.
sapt. L. e. Harbert was in Har
M ffs. Of the week in interest
he Eureka Springs and Harri-
STAG Company OF which he
uperlntendent.
HET TR1BuNE's job work is up to
in every particular. Just
.at our office if you want to
samples of the finest work
rex ecutel in this county.
IA. Loonay returned Friday
man extended visit with friends
Lawrcnco county, Missouri.
say they havca fine country
there, but it won't compare
b Arkansas.
lho egg hunt Saturday after
NV MAS attended with the usual
ress that churacterizes an under
ingsot the ladies of Green
sesi. Alvin Butt had the good
& to find the golden egg.
Ne ratification meeting Friday
hA,3ull proceedings OF which
give eisewh here, was very en-
plastic and sociabIe gathering.
Av8body seems to have the
LNHerests Of the town at heart.
fxdia ations arc that the work
lIpIJrpving the streets and CON.
d1ling old filthy barns, hog pens
wifi be vigorously carried on
hxSilt t he annoyance OF the kick
aSsis usually the case when
hi Av41r k is commenced in other
EhOse who never read adverlis-
fAtx IN their newspaper miss
In tlsan they presume Joha-
is e,.ison Of Bolan, Ia, who
63an troubled with rheumatism
kix ack, arms and shoulders,
sl1l tenn in bis paper about
I5rominent German citizen
fM adison had been cured.
ured the same medicine
kse his own words: at cured
up" He also says "A
b. aud his vile were both
bed with rheumatism.
y was over to my house
they were so bad that he
the cooking. | told him
berlain's S Pain Balm ard
Mil d cured me, he procured
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