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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

other term has been served by the
lucky ones
The Judges closed dhe count last
night at 10 o'clock, having counted 2is,
being about one-hnlf the votes polled.
They VIII continue the count at
o'clock this morning. From the count
up to 10 o'clock. II looks as Il A. Pes
ten. J. D. Fouraker and o.. N. Quill
man were successful candidates The
count now stands as follows: For Sec
Rotary. n. A. Spencer, IS; NJ. A. Poster,
15s; II. Johnson. 60. for attorney, ]. W.
Moore Gs; J. d. Fouraler COS. For treas-
urer c. r. Buddy. 2s3; for Marshal.
II. A. Hord. Ito; T. j. Tcnnyson. IS,
T. ID. II. Whitaker. lci. For assessor
and collector 8. ]. d. Foster, l3l: o.
w Griggsby. 13o; ]. J. Ledbetter. ~.
For alderman. @. /. Dor1nan 1873. Chas
steinmann 1870, J. NJ. Price 30. A. Ham
Smith 90, A. p. Ternison 1G0. J. IL
Bright 10. q. ". pullman 1873.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
WOODS ON THE BOLT.
THE KAUFMAN COUNTY PoPuLrsT
GIVES HIS VIEWS.
IL wouId Greatly weaken the ola
Party and GIVE ropuilst. bet
ter Chance to win.

Hon. ]. s. Woods. the disgruntled
Demosthenes of Kaufman county. was
in Dallas yesterday. Mr. Woods was
for many years staunch supporter OF
the Democratic standard, and served
his county for two years In the state
legislature while sailing under the col
ors he had worn from boyhood. but
something like year ago small seed
OF Popullsm. waited on the breeze OF
adversity, found lodgment in the ac-
tive mind Of the Kaufman county
statesman and grew and nourished In
that fertile soil until there was added
TO the list OF the followers Of Jerome
Kcarby one more bright intellect and
nimble tongue. Mr.. Woods. when ask
ed by Gazette reporter what effect in
the split of the Democratic ranks would
have as regards the success of Popu-
ism In Texas. said:
"Of course the bolt II Il comes. can
not but weaken the old party. and In its
weakness lies our strength. However.
am satisfied that we could have
downed them even had they worked In
unison, and ! believe we should work
to that end, for In my opinion the split
VIII not come yet. ! think the rupture
VIII In some manner be patched up.
This Is the FIRST time In the history Of
the Democratic party that a call has
been made for an expression OF princi-
pie among the members that compose
1t. Formerly a man could believe or
advocate anything and stili be DEM
ocrat. and It was this lack OF principle
mainly that caused me 10 leasen the
brutal majority" by one vote.
Things are getting pretty warm.
politically speaking, In Kaufman coun-
ty, and the Populists stand a go0d
show to elect the entire county ticket
as wei az representative TO the leg
stature. We have not announced our
candidates as yet. hut there Is plenty OF
time we have fellow by the marie o.
Drew down there who was O. member
OF the legislature last term and kicked
up considerable rumpua IN connection
with the Zee bill He has ideas of re-
election. but they win mover be really
cd No one from my county has been
bold enough as yet 20 icin the Dallas
aggregation OF aspirants for Demo-
cratic congressional honors but tho
time Is not yet. There Is no telling
when q 0andidnte viii bob up, FOR i
Worthy believe were she heavenly throne
declared vacant today, before the sun
went down there would be half dozen
Democrats running FOR the office OF
Cod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
WOULD BACK BARNES
THE CHAMPION nEcnrvns AN OF
FER FROM A rniEND.
He ceuId Not Accept and Turned the
Proposition over % alaione, Who
Is In Little Rock.

Sam Barnes, champion pool player OF
the South and at pteasnt manager ot
the Oriental parlor. was In receipt OF
a letter from a friend named ROLLS OF
paducah. KY, who wished to back
him against kid" Hartxfeld. II profess
sional pool player for 5000 or $1,000 a
side. Mr.. Rollins placed $500 forfeit
money on the part OF Barnes, provid--
ing the latter could go TO Paducah and
play.
Mr.. Barnes answered that II would be
impossible for him to accept, and for
warded Rolling letter TO j. l.. Malone.
champion OF the world, now ut Little
Rock. Malone. who has had the
championship for the last twelve years,
was defeated here by Barnes In an ex-
hibition game at the Windsor hotel
about three weeks ago. Malone was TO
play 100 to Barnes 10, but the latter
man made 100 points while tho
champion only had IL points to his
credit Mr. Barnes on that occasion
ran 90 balls In succession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

Dr. Mckay would Have the Houston
Convention Some other Dny.

Dr. Mckay wou1d Have the Houston
Convention Some other Dny.
DIR. Mckay, a member OF the reform
Republic nclub Of Dallas, and a leading
Grand Army man. said yesterday.
There is a great objection to the
convention OF the reform Republicans
at Houston being called for April 81.
MS u win break into our encampment
arrangements here for April n, 20 and
30 In my opinion the q. A. Il. people
have been mlstrcated. and a protest
may go to ST. Louis against seating
the delegation that convention sees fit
to send. No convention on earth can,
or, / have never known II to. finish
up business such "a viii be brought
before the meeting Mt Houston. In one
day, and 1t looks very much as II
everything was cut and dried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

Mrs. Lucy c. Thorburn has filed a
suit in the Fourteenth district court.
asking that divorce be granted her
from her husband. Miles X. Thorburn.
Plaintiff alleges in her petition that
she was married 70 defendant IN May
OF 1878. and lived with him until March.
1895, and that during this time she was
the recipient OF much cruel treatment
and various outfpgca from which she
prays release BY divorces.
Miles Thorburn Is wen known IN Dali
las, and was Mt one time oug OF the
most promising young buslnesH men
or the city. md both parties are de-
arendanfs ~ frnt-cinss families Their
marital difficulties began several yenrH
ago. and eliminated yesterday IN the
niinr 81 Tho unit for dissolution or
the bond Of wedlocN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
WIN MAKn III nrronr
To Organize n Camp OF sons Of Vet.
Grams.

To OrHnnlse n Cnmp OF sons 81 Vet
Grams.
Thursday night an effort VIII no
made TO organize camp of Sens -
Veterans in Dallas at the Grand Army
of the Republic hall. 1. Is intended 20
have a Dallas camp "a working 'pder
by April q, when the eleventh annual
meeting OF the veter ms - held here,
and organize division OF Texas,
Posts now exist NJ Denison. Dublin,
Waco and Houst jn. and with Dalias
making the Attn, there would he The
required number 81 camps 10 eject n
state organization. Texas is at present
under the jurisdlssiedon IT Missouri.
Captain II. M. Robinson. n prominent
Son OF Veterans OF North Texas, has
written from Denison thai he viii be
here Thursday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
OFFICIAL VOTE.
non NE GIVEN OUT UNTIL
TONIGHT.
PS'4test for Alderman in the
|rica. wards-vote. Favor cisy
rssr.hip of Electric Light

4 ciection held yesterday was ona
most quiet in the history OF the
1he best OF order prevailed all
Al this time (midnigho It Is i'm
10 10 give with any degree of
|cy tho result. and the vote will
made known, officially, until to-
At city council meeting. The con
fAs uetween James Arnold and
n WI ". Morton. for chief of po-
"a UP 10 this hour ten wards give
majority of 543,
total registration was 1867, and
|tol vote cast was only $3.50.
said THAI had the vote been up
|'strAtion Chief Arnold's majority
have been between eight hundred
fhpusnnd. His heaviest support
|frori the Fourth ward, where he
ut&viy TO /.
|N<Scasor the indications are that
6crfEt the present incumbent, Ia
HI d good majority. with three
cuuteetants In the field. Cour
close second and carried the
H1rds by thirty votes.
Met{pn is undoubtedly elected
|crf4r another term by a good
with five In the race.
pm carried the Tenth ward by a
|oaiority, often Melton securing a
vctatn all the others. For alder
b the Firt ward Pat O'Keefe was
|cd by ~ votes. Jackson was
N fhe Third. Beilharz IN the
hnte. In the Seventh. Hail in the
n1ld Adams In the Second.
+ Mlggins, the colored candidate
|dcriptn In the Sixth ward, did
The support of the colored voters
fnuicntion Is Mt this hour that
!e ~ decidedly IN favor OF city
fN.p % the electric light plant,
|rci1cdiy against the levy OF a
high school tax.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
Fanp srLvEn pnMooI,Ars.


leonard. Tex, April 7--(Speciai.)--
The free silver Democrats held u
meeting az the court house In this city
Saturday for the purpose OF effecting
n permanent organization, Captain j.
II. Robinson was elected permanent
chairman, and u. d. Braiy permanent
secretary.
j, l.. Elder delivered an address In
which he expressed his belief that they
were "on the right track and largely in
tho majority"
Mr.. Elder is a prominent 16 TO i-er.
and NJ very sanguine OF the present out
look. The meeting adjourned 10 meet
again two weeks FROM this dato.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
rLLrcAL npcIsrnArIoN.
Deputy shcrins Make Fifty Arrest.
ut Victor. Colorado.

Victor, Colo, April 7.--Several deputy
RheriffH arrived here on a special train
from cripple Creek this morning for
the purpose OF nrrestlng voters al
legged to be Illegally registered. The
move was taken In the interest Of the
Citizens Wepubllcan) ticket. The
deputies made over forty arrests be-
fore daylight. Excitement runs high
AT $3.50 a. M. James Doyle, Peoples
candidate, made speech In which he
requested crowds on the streets to dis
perse and they did 40. Local officials
resent the Interference Of the sherln's
officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
& oLlrr nLEorros.
Voter Poiled Than Ever Be-
foxc<~The Nay Passed on
rinNt Scrcucry.

1tff Foilcd Than Ever He
|xf~~The Nay Passed on
riort sercuciy.
tIy|nt o'clock the doors in the
VI fhe pence's office swung in
d fEe y lis were open for voters
|ht{r votes for the municipal Of
'4uak Gin. A mixed lot OF
t01 lockers on assembled at
t,1 planes aud hacks and bug
@5Itlent design carried the
W. and from their homes. The
y candidates for county offices
'e'upied In small groups dis
tnflr cards for bright future
~ come. Each and every
"a Il corpH OF workers on their
nj IS the cars rolled Into Tenth
4ation, carrying voters. they
p more than plant their feet on
lima" before they would be
|th Tickets and cards. and from
,Itt came the words. vote for
+: tptc for me; don't forget the
|nr etc. AT nine o'clock g.
M been rulled. Things then
H'Nng quietly until about two
,1ren quIesnesa rcigneG SUI
NTH about half past five when
uN'se came aud OH my. how
! Gid fire them IN for about
''r'ntos. to the utter disgust OF
'Ntpc local candidates. The
ttff turned out IN a body, ana
|i<U O'Clock a. m. they took
y PC upper story OF the Harris
1N1isc. where was adniiffed
+ fculled pnpulntian.H Here
Itpue their tlcAets. free from
'I{Hncc OF the candidates and
'<rfkers. Tho amount OF votes
|'><fvc hundred and seven. the
'<tit Der ever polled for city Of
tf+k CliT Whom the clock In
|fffchimcd the hour Of Xix
ne polls were closed until an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
WOMEN IaIEcTED.
school children Celebrated NJ an
A. n. a. Victory.

Bloomington, III. April 7.-Thc cleo
ton OF members OF the school board
was an exciting event The women
participated In large numbers. The vlc-
toriouH candidates are Colonel Ray
burn. Mrs. Funk and Mrs, stephen Al
kers. Rayburn and Funk are present
members and Mrs. Aikers was mpfn-
Der some years ago. Horace G., Bent, a
member OF the present board, was de-
feated. The result Is being celebrated
by the A. r. A. rs a victory for the
organization. H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

Columbia. Tex. April Especial y
Pursuant 10 call OF II. w. chinn.
chairman OF the reform move in
Bislzoria county. the delegates elected
In stratton Chenango. Brazoria and
Columbia precincts mot In the city
hail today mud discussed the advie-
ability Of the organization OF reform
club In this county and adorned to
meet az Columbia In general mass
meeting on May Z.
The Democratic executive committee
.mct hero today and after their session
participated in the rafotn convention,
tho Democratic executive chairman be-
Ing a delegate 70 same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
mIIAxo RIrnns nnoioAxIzr.
The Name of the Company Cbnnacd
--SupDrr served,

supper served.
Mllano. Tex, April 7.--lspecial.) y
Tho Milano rides met and reorRanlzed
with over forty members, changing the
name or the company 10 ''The Tom
Campbell Binen" an an expression OF
appreciation OF Superintendent n. NJ.
Campbell OF the l. a q. n. railway,
during the Houston encampmont.
a bOuntiful supper was served. and
It was In every way n very enjoyable
occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

VIII Occur From tho Residence
with Maronic Houors.

The funeral OF the late Johr L. Laws.
whose death WIS chrorirled IN The Ga
zette OF yesterday. WIN occur this after
noon at o'clock from The residence
OF Henry Johnson, AZ oak Lawn. north
81 Dallas. inseunent VIII be at the
Masonic Cemetery under auspices Of
Tannehlii Lodge OF Dallas. and the Ma
sonic Order OF CochranH Chapel, at
which Past Grand Master hover Will
ofiirintc AS was Mr., Laws wish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

A Meeting on the bonrd Of directors
OF the Texua slftcr Publishing CONF
pnny wan held sosterduy afternoon.
ana the following chosen otilcerF. Alex.
vics- precedent; l.. A. Childa. secretary
and treasurer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

end city Marshal Davis, arrested ed
Keller here today on description from
Johnson county After arrest Keller
said he was In II. but tailed 10 state
what he hRG done.
The sheriff Of johnson has been
teiegraphed 10 come and Identity Kel-
ler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

Mound city Council No. &c Of the Ma
tionai Union pioAed guilty ia Judge
HnrncF'a court to einbexzlemens. aud
was sentenced totwo years IN the peui-
Tertiary. Avery crnbczzled about fa5.opq'
or this mifn only about 1850 were re-
cured from She National Union, Tho
rest was taken from the FIRM OF Mesg-
moro, cancft a Co. inepipffA ~, VIII
McrnhRntn' Exchange rhia money WA
Ioat In bucket shop speculation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
nARnnY oInn's ENGAGEMENTS
WIN Address the People Mt Cedar
nm Next Erfdur

Barnett Gibba, who delivered the
opening Popriist speech at cleburne
Saturday. will address the voters OF
cedar nm next Friday. Later In the
month he will spcRle 70 the people OF
Kaufman and Terrell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

Houston. Tex. April II (sncciall--
In tho criminal court to-day Constable
W w Glass was released by Judge
Gavin on hnhcne corpus. GlusH wiia
recently fined 800 by Justice Eearle
OF WACO for alleged failure 10 serve
process from Tho Waco court EAriea
citations Il H. said, we're oefectiye and
the constable herrned them not
served.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
on1Fr WILL No rRnsnNT.


r,hnIrnnn George or f'le l'rlins
county frec silver organization 'yesttr-
dny received word from c. " CRIT,
chairman OF Navarro co'in-s, aTei ting
his intention Of being present ~ The
meeting here today with SIR. George a
majority Of the chalrmcn VIII be in at
tendance
The meeting will be caliee In the
Windsor pariors at 2 p. N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
rnn rooL rounNAMENr.
uart.aeId and Muller We're the VIM
ucra Inst Might.

ncrs Inst Might.
In the handicap pool tournament at
the Oriental hotel last night James
Hartsheld and ]. p. Miller were win
ners. Hartsheld played atty points 70
o. Armstrong; thirty-three, and MIL
Ter ffty TO Louis Ricls's twenty-five.
Tonight ]. p. Ellis will play nifty TO
Ed. GraneTs twenty-five and Tom
Hauser and Tom Branch tifty each.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
PopuLrsr SPEAKING.
The sub,ect 10 he piscussed In oak
Cifn.

Secretary I'M Of the Oak Gun Popu-
list club. has issued an invitation 20
everybody 10 attend the speaking IN
Oak Gin tomorrow night, when the
subject viii be;
"Rcsolved. THAT the gold. or gold and
silver standards. mafing all other mon
ey rcdeernabie in silver and gold, con-
templates the pprpetuation Of Interest,"
bearing bonds"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

City Engineer Ravens lnsued only ono
building permit today, and that to Ed
Foy FOR one-story frame residence on
Worth street. block geo. II will cost
i.oQe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

st. Louis. No. Apsil 7.---Aifred 4.
very. the defaulIsng treasurer OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08

WANTED-Tu buy an s-room house
for cash. well located and In GOOD re-
pair, IN East or North Dallas. Ine
quire OF Lewis a Jackson. 26i Main
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-08
DALLAS WANTS.


wANTED--cood woman TO cook aad
for housework. Apply to is4 Beaumont
street
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

ne motion of Il steamship on the Al.
lantic, when the sea is calm. is :,
smooth and steady that the passenger
hardly realizes the Tremendous momcu
tum of the vessel under his feet. 4 col
llSlon, even after the engines have beer
slowed down. gives a startling rpyelo
ton of the energy of motion. This pnor
%y can also be accurately calculated
with the aid of mathematical formulas
and the time and distance within which
the motion can be totally arrested. ana
the ship be brought to a stand. nay h,
ascertained i'll IA similar manner. This
calculation has Recently been made fol
several ~Well-knoWn ships. To stop the
Etruria. whose displacement" is gGSc
tons. horse-pOWer14,32 1 and speed oO1s
knots an hour. two minutes ana forty.
seven seconds are required. and DURING
IN" process of stopping the shin vii
forge ahead 2.4G4 feet. which is oul,
lac feet less than half Il mile. The mi
ted States cruiser Columbia. with :.
displacement of 1870 tons. l1491 horse
power, and Il speed of 22.S knobs car
be stopped in two minutes and tif,an,
seconds. and within Il space of o147
feet. The little flyer Gushing. also ot
III" | nited States navy, whose dispIac,.
ih"nt is only 100 tons. and horSe-powe,
i,i14, While its speed is DIS knots. co,
De stopped within Il distance of 80 fn.t
III lS.4 seconds. In each case the veSsr,
Is supposed to be going AT full snnel
and the stoppage is produced by re
verSlng the action of the proprlliny ma.
chinery.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12
Trouble in the Household

And to think" shrilly vocifer,tod
Mrs. Absalom Joyce, when the family
quarrel had REACHED its acute stogn
"that my wealth nee would hov.
brought to my feet many a man worth
Il dozen OF You. But | thought | wanted
You and bought you. | simply bouyb,
YOU"
You are right, my dear.," retorted
Absalom. pale with wrath. "You noii
your money and YOU took Your .Jovca -
Chicago Tribune.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12
d 0hEA1 MANS SILENCE
deserved His Dignity Undc Urca'
cot of Prevention.

raf OF ITDN BSiilbji'
great man. whose wife was de-
yorrl To- him. IN; WAS subject /" III
sane attacks of jealousy and resent
u,.ut waS once visited at his country
house by Two old-timc friends. II" W'l-
coined them with marked cordiaiity'
and setting himself between them on
thc piaZZa. was soon deep in conildrh-
tiol conversation. While he was listen
inc to what they had To say. orca-
sionally replying to an argument WHICH
seemed to him more plausible than
Logical. the door behind him was suh'
denly opened. and from il emerged MS
wife. with an angry face and a pan Oh
water.
Without a word she deliberately up
set the pail, and drrnched him from
head 10 foot. The two friends Sprang
10 heir feet in establishments ana
caught sight of the reSentful woman
r~ctrrating into the house with Il TIL
umphant air.
The man who had been subjected t.
this shower-bath arose without Il word
went into the house. and in ten min
utes returned to the piazza. having
made IA complete change of dress.
His friends were still in the yard. ana
were wishing that they could be trans
ported by balloon or 10y magic carpet
to their own homes. where they would
not be witnesses of strange and cmbar.
RAISING domestic scenes.
Their host called to them. and placed
the chairs again on IN" piazza. When
they were all seated. he resumed tn"
conversation with the simple remark
AS | was saving. my friends. anu
then went on with the discussion. pick
ing UP the thread whore il had been
dropped. and making no reference t.
what had happened.
He was quiet and digniiied. and die
not bctray in his manner trace OF The
modification and annoyance which his
wife's pXaspcrating attack must have
caused.
\ weaker man would either have ap
pealod to his friends for sympathy. OF
Striven to apologize for the Strang,
and Irrational conduct of the woman
He had neither accusations 10 make
nor excuses to offer. He Strovc to put
his friends at ease 10y divcrting their
attention from the painful exhibition
of his wifc'S inlirmity, by engaging
them in animated conversation.
SO successful was he that the three
were s0on laughing. chatting and argu-
ing together as though nothing unplcaS-
ant had happened.
When the time came for the two Wis
itO"S to drive TO the STATEN 10 take IA
train. their host said guod-hy to them
at the gate with the remark that they
had had a delightful afternoon to.
gCther.
The great man loved his vic. and
knew that she was not Responsible at
all Times for her capriccS and resent
mcntS. Unwilling 10 talk aboU; her in
1irmiticS, even with old ANA trusted
friends. he acted with rare Sclf-poSSp>-
sion and good taste in maintaining RIGID
silence, ana leaving them to infer for
themselves the reasons for his ru>crVc,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12
Purity
Your Blood

Now. as when warmer weather comes IN,
the tonic effect Of cold, bracing air i
gone, your weak, thin, impure blood
Will not furnish necessary strength
That tired feeling, loss of appetite. will,
open the way for serious disease. mind
health, or breaking out of humors and
impurities. To make pure, rich. rad
blood Hoods S%arsaparilla stands une.
qualled. Thousands testify to its mor.
its. Millions take it as their Sprinc
Medicine. Get Hoods, because
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12
Spring
Medicine

Your blood in Spring is almost certain
lie full of impnrities-the a%ccumul,tos
OF the winter months. Bad ventilation
of sleeping rooms, impure air in dvro,I
ings, factories and shops, over.ea,ina
heavy, improper foods. failure Of 49,
kidneys and liver properly to do av,na
work thus thrust upon them. arc ~
prime causes of this condition. # 10
OF the utmost importance that Won
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

she gazing at the dying embars,-
Ihat fire reminds me of a mans Lor,
II burns brightly at first. then odn
~ subsidies and nothing remains I'M,
ashes Ic-And yet it will be all riyh,
II you feed it regularly.-New yorl
Herald. i"h
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

more H. tenderness than mirth.
What Il frlii barrier il was between
tlrim. after all.