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Baby Collie Drops" did it, Will
has now become one of the hou,4bT'
indispensables, and during our mann
years OF experience we have rs,g
been able to find anything to sun,
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most speedy and sure remedies B,1
in use, and yet it is us harmls,: p
water in its effect. No mother ha7iil,
used it will ever be- without it sg.a
There are full and explicit dirprta
on the bottle. Ask your Drugs
price % cents per bottle. Prrnz
only By Tucker & Willis, Waco, IrIa
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Go to w. z. Martin & Bro. for the bes.
and cheapest children's carriages and par
Tor suits. 02l2lw
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Brandies, wines, gins, ale, beer, norter
and above all, pure Old matt whisky. al
Bart Moore's. l2IC5tc
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Fresh supply OF those Mobile Cigar.
Just received by c. MCCULLoCn.
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Oriental SozOdopt

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tiful preparation, which has ,a, o-''.
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never be without it again, i lSu w
druggist. Price 80 cents her ara t !o'
Prepared only by Tucker 4 T Vs4;
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w atermeIOn seed.
Saved from melons grown on Calves
ton Island, Tor sale at
BART MooRE's.
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a tine lot OF cotton cheviot shirts tor
% cents at l. K. Jordan's.
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Fifty bushels yellow yam sweet pOta-
toes. Call soon at B ri Moores. O2l2tc
One hundred bushels Russian white
oats just arrived at Simeon Little'S drug
store. For sale al 500 per bushcl.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
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MAILS Semi Week

Waco and Carleton. .2:p0 N
Wednesday and saturday
Monday ami Thursday 600 m
Waco and Mount Calm.
Wednesday and SATURDAY 600 m 1900 m
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our clothing is from the best MANUFACTURERS
and superior IN quality, and our stock
Of underwear tor variety and tirm-
ness cannot he surpassed by
any house in the state.
our stock Of hats and
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Rules and RequZations:

I.-None but ID asquers will be allowed on
the Floor until after u o'clock.
2-AH persons wishing to participate in the
Bal Masque are requested to hand in their
names to the Examining Committee on or
before the 10Th Of February, as none will be
admitted to the floor without the committees
pass, which can be obtained upon proper ap.
plication to J. MaIsh.
3-The Parquette Floor Will be reserved for
the Bal Masque, and all persons holding Car
nlval tickets, will enter at the East side Of
the Theatre
4-All persons presenting themselves for
admission at the East entrance, whether male
or female, must have a ticket, bearing their
respective names on the face Of the same
5-Persons in Mask must upcoysr before
two members Of the E, aiming committee
upon entrance, if so requested.
6-Grand Carnival march at $50
1-Serles of Carnival and Character Acting.
during which time all will have an ample OD-
portunity Of displaying their respective char
scters.
S-Unmssking at u o'clock, after which all
persons In the Parqustte Circle will have the
privilege OF dancing as per programme.
9-The MasquOrs will have the freedom of
both Dancing Floor and Parquetts Circle.
10-Gehtlemen and Ladies not masked will
enter at the SouthsHain entrance,
Redistribution Of prizes at IL O'Clock
12-Doors open at 7 o'clock.
[Tickets not transferable, for Gentleman
and Lady, %, to be had from the Committee
on Arrangements.
Extra Ladies Ticket, 81, obtainable from
the Secretary, ]. Malsh.
Spectators Tickets for admission 10 the
Galleries, usual rates.
aeS- First Circle, 81, Reserved Seats. o. cents
extra, obtainable at the Theatre on the dsv
and evening Of the Entertainment.
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LITE RATURE
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

There is q varied and thoroughly
popular interest in the February
Popular Science MosthLy which has
DOT bsen surpassed in any former
number. Nowhere else does the sen
sible reader get his monthly moneys
worth as in this periodical. And
that is not all; he will find in these
papers matter OF the highest value
which he can not get in any other
American monthly. The fret article.
translation from the German OF
Emil Du battle-ground, proves THE.
l. ia mssterly paper, entitled The
Seven World-Problems." The pro-
iessor's object in discussing the seven
fundamental problems that have ex,
ercised the greatest ipteIlects in all
times is to find which of them are
transeendental and therefore unsolv-
able, and which may be pursued with
the hope OF final solution, "Dreams
and the Making OF Dreams" by Dr..
Mortimer Granville, is q very fresh
and most instructive handling of an
old subject. Professor Pettenkoter
continues his golden words on The
Sanitary Relations OF the Soil" But
the most brilliant and striking paper
in the number is by DR.. Robert 8.
Ball, Royal Astronomer OF Ireland,
entitled "a Glimpse through the
Corridors of Time" Another most
original and suggestive paper is on
"The Fundamental Problems of Ply
Biological Chemistry" by DR.. ,Drech.
Sc, OF Leipsic. Fairchild's How
Animals Breathe" is profusely illus
trated. and the articles "a Botanist
OF the Ninth Century" Extension
of the Signal Service" wild Ami
mails as Mans Associates" and The
Phi ladelphia Academy" are all fullof
interest. There is promise of some
new and interesting Africsn revela-
tons under the title of The Noun
tains of the Moon; or Travels and
adventures OF Moslem Doctor
named Hakin Ben Sheytan," trans
lated expressly for the Monthly
wi II notes by the translator. The
Ell Ter of the Monthly says be cannot
vouch for the truth of the statements
to be made, any more than the other
big oiss that come from the heart
of Africa, but be thinks the narration
will 1T any rate be entertaining.
New York: D. Appleton & Com
psny. Fifty cents per number, So
per yea
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO.
DAY.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TER-DAY SAINTs.-Meeting will be held
in the Salt Lake Assembly Hall at 2
p. M, and in the various Ward Meeting
Houses in the evening.
CATHoLIC.-Church Of st. Mary Mag
dalene, Rev. Father Seaman, Pastor.
CATHOLIC SERVICE at Fort Douglas
the second Sunday of each month at 1e
o'clock am.
ST, MARKS CATHEDRAL-There will
be services in st. Marks Cathedral on
Sunday, at IL q. m. Evening SER
vice, 7.30. Sunday School at 9.45 am.
ST. PAUL's CHAPEL.-There will be
services at st. Paul's Chapel on Sunday,
at IL q. m. Sunday School at
pm. Evening service omitted until
further notice.
CoNeREGATIoNAL CHURCH.-PreAch-
ing at IL am. by Prof. Benner. Sunday
School at 1915. No evening service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Prescbing
at IL a. m. by the psstor, r. G. McNiece.
Sabbath school at 1215 pm. Young
peoples meeting at GAS. Subject Of the
pastor sevening talk: "The Growing
Proof Of Christ's divinity"
REoRGANIzED CHURCH. - Regular
preaching to-day at the new Mission
Chapel, in the Thirteenth Ward, at 2
pm. and pm. ALI cordially invited.
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Cow Far Does a Dollar Go?

The New York Public in it's recent
discussion OF prices now and before
the war by a comparative statement
of the amount needed to buy an equal
quantity OF the staple commodities
now, in the past four years, and 10
1860.
Taking the public tables as they
stand, and it sppears that if a man
earning 81. GAO year now, or exactly
$50 week, bad tried to i've in 1861
exactly as be is living now-in tact
be would have been satisfied With
living much poorer-he could have
done it on S19 10 a week, or 1897 a
year, and in 1878 he could nave lived
on SIS 40 week, if ne could have
got 1t in the dullest of dull times. If
a man is earning 81 day and works
twenty-six days of the month, he can
buy as much for his family as he
could il be knocked of an afternoon
every month in 1861. working at the
same price, or put in twenty working
days month at the same price in
1878; in 1861 he would have been
glad to work for $1.00 to $l.l5, a1d
be gets now from $3.50 to 50 90. At
current wages, working just as hard,
he can fill twice as many mouths a.
ia 1861. The clerk is not 90 much
better of; bat even the worth of bis
work has risen more than the price
of his bread.
The chief point at which present
prices pinch, rent. Is of course not
brought out in tables like the Pa6Zic's
which deal only with products OF the
soil, tbs mine and the mill. Rent
for the laborer uses up one fourth of
his income, and there are few wages
so large that It does not absorb iull
fifth, and the advance In rent 10
cities may easily be enough to make
ap for the fact that food which uses
up 40 per cent. of most incou es ia
onlV a sixth dearer now than in
1860. clothing no desrer. and all the
things go into house building al
eighth cheaper than before The war.
Luxuries, especially the poor mans,
are desrer than then Tbs same
of whisky costs fur t'mts
a. muob, bacc0 two and one halt
times, and beer two thirds more.
Even deduc,ing the tax, tness hinge
are dsarer. and yet of al but whisky,
vastly more is now consumed than
vas before the war.
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$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward foe
any case of Liver Complaint. Dys
pepsia, Sick Headache. INDIGESTION
constipation or Costiveness we can,
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to.
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills. d
cents. For sale by all Druggists
Beware of counterfeits and fmits.
lions: The genuine manufacturer
only by JOHN G. WEST & Co. "TSe
Pill Makers" 1Sl and 1SS w .MadisoD
Street, Chicago. Free trial PACKAGE
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of .
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TIL EATRICAL.

New York, 11.-Daly's adoption
of Sardou's emotional drama
"Odette" was produced at Days
Theatre on Monday night last. and
met with warm reception. Adar-
chan was billed for part never be-
fore attempted by her. She takes
the character of a woman of the
world with o grown up daughter,
and has several powerful scenes.
Much praise and little adverse criti-
cism has been awarded her, and her
acting has been spoken of in the
highest terms. Helen Stoeple, better
known as Bijou Heron, appeared as
Berangere, Odette's daughter. Her
success was instantaneous and de-
served. "Odette" promises to have
a long and successful run.
"Danicheffs" was revived at
Niblo's Gardens on Monday night,
with Maud Granger as Anna, and
James O'Neil as Osip. The per
Torrance was excellent and was re-
ceiYed enthusiastically.
Active preparations are being
made for the speedy production OF
"Apajue, the Water Spirit"
Manager Mccall has effected a
junction between himself and EN-
ellie Melyille's Opera Company, that
will no doubt prove advantageous.
Lecoq's opera, lie Jour ct La
Mutt" was produced under the title
of "ManOla, or the Blonde and Bru-
nette," at Haverly'S Fifth Avenue
Theatre, on Monday night, by the
Conley-BartOn Company. The house
was crowded by an audience ex-
pecting a feast of good things. but
notwithstanding the fact that Cath
crime Lewis laid aside her manner
iSmS and sang in her most charming
manner, and the other characters
were exceptionally well rendered,
the opera fell rather fiat and was re-
moved from the stage last night. to
make roam for Lawrence Barrett in
"Pendragon on Monday night.
Sol Smith Russell is at the Wind
SOr Theatre, delighting East-siders
with his humorous performances.
Mary Anderson concluded her
wonderfully successful engagement
at the Grand Opera House last
night.
The Boston Ideal Company have
been giving a series of operas at
Booths, concluding last night with
"IinafOre."
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VOTE.

1t ought not to be necessary to
warn the public that tomorrow will
be election day, nor that it is the
duty of everyone to ote who is en-
titled to exercise the privilege. 1t
ought not to matter that but one
ticket appears. The gentlemen COM
prising that ticket want to know
that the community endorse their
nomination, and will sustain them,
and in no palmer manner can this
knowledge be conveyed than by
casting a full vote. The polls will
be opened one hour after sunrise,
and not close until sunset. When
the canvassing of returns shall
have been concluded, let it be seen
that the largest legal vote ever
polled in this city has been cast.
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THE CONTENTS OF the HERALD tnls
morning are as follows:
1sr PAaE-Latest kilograms.
ID PAeg-Correspondep ce-Fscts and
Figures-Psgsn Rites.
3D PAeE-Chops and Cropping in
Mexico-Will 1t Come to More than
Talk-How Lord Uses to Swear
ATH observation-disclosures.
eth PAGE Cannon Chats-Criminalf
in the South.
6TH PAGE - COrrespon 7ence - The
French.
18th PACE Sophisticsl Bob.
srH PAsE-Poetry-The Shamrock
Telegrsphic News-The Washing
ton Homicide.
9TH observation-disclosures Telegraphic
News.
10TH PAGE-The Rosetta Stone.
nth PAeE-The Rosetta Stone, Contin'
ued-A Vanderbilt as Pencil Ped
dler.
18TH PAGE-The Surviving Twin.
18Th PAGE Report Of the judiciary
and Educational COMMITTEES with
Governors Message.
18th PAGE-All Sorts of Items.
18TH PAeE-Correspondence-The Bar
ter System-Dr. Mary Walker.
10TH PAeE-Local Items.
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We PUBLISH elsewhere an analy
sis OF the Warm Spring water, made
by Professor KingsbuTy, the young
chemist of the University Of
Deseret. Many yeats ago DR.. Jack
son, of Boston, made an analysis of
the water, which we believe is the
only one ever made v it'll anything
like thOrOughness, until this one
There are. some marked differences
in the two analys S, which may be
accounted for by probable changes
in the water; but we are assured
and believe Professor Kngsbury'S
is eoIrecf, whatever Professor Jack
sons may have bsen at the time.
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II THE mother is feeble it is m
possible that her children should he
strong. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is perfect specific
In all chronic diseases of the sexual
system of women. Send to Mrs
Lydia 4. Pinkham, 80 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pam
phlets,
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WHITE HOUSE.

A Glen, bittle Cottonwood; j Perkin,
Horn Silver: G Echstorf. Ham berg, Gy;
@ W McCaukin, Mont; L Sassge, M
Bsr4rt, Black foot; j Tsufer, G W
Wesuer, Chsllis, Hanson, r Jacob
son, Price River; j Green, Snake River;
A T Grum, j Pitt, Lehi; w Mobiles,
Sandy; G Gee Idaho; j Dillon, Frisco;
r Ander. on, d S Osgood; Mrs Dawsan
and son, Green River; E Jones, Ogden.
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HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover is the most reliable article
in use for restoring gray hair to its
original color and promoting its
growth.
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VALLEY HOUSE.

WB Williams. Ogden; J W Will
liams, Beaver, j L Mediation, a L
Starr, Payson; A HyeR. Nebraska; John
P Allison, Dillon, RI T; n Wines, Ne
vada; Alex NJ Finnell, John Thomas,
Bingham; John Devere, Alta; P Dean,
Aree, Idaho; l Hendrew Chicago; John
R Dicks ST .Iosenh.
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LITTLE Folks EVERY DAY Book.
Edited by Amanda B. Harris. Boston:
d. Lothrop s. Co.; Salt Lake: James
Dryer. Price, 81.

This is positively one Of the most
charming books for the little people
that has come out during the season.
1t contains rhymes and illustrations
for every day in the year, the verses
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blematlc OF the months. These are
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No MORE FREE RIDES ON THIS
JACKAss; or Protection Forever and
Everywhere. By Frank Kosewa,er.
Cleveland Frank Rosewater. Price
soc.
This is remarkably lively politi-
cal work. Fresh and full of good
natured humor, Astounding in the
keenest satire, it discusses the tariff
system in a manner that carries the
reader along with all the powerful
attraction of a novel. One does not
realize that he is reading an in
tensely dry subject full of intricate
and complicated discussion. The
author seems to have made use of
the dryness Of the subject as a sort
of appetizer for the sparkling wit of
his satire. The chief merit of the
work, however, is its originality,
and the boldness with which each
step is followed to its practical
results.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
February IL. 1882
CONTINENTAL HOTEL

+ Meskin and wife. Provo; G B Ro-
binsoD, D s. r g w; G Bunturg, Black
foot, Idaho; Geo b Vinegar, Auburn,
n 7; j A Stephens, Ogden; A G Alex
ander, Omaha; A j Pattisor and wife,
Ogden: Edward P Ferry. Park City; u
G Clements, Ind.
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FRANK LEsuE's SUNDAY MACHINE,


The 81 arch number opens With No.
8 Of Dr.. Taimage's interesting pa
pers, People / Have Met" descrip,
tive of Henry Wilson, ex-Vice-Presi
dent Of the United States. with his
l,tost public address. and Dean Stan
Icy. There is ALAG an article by him
"Guiteausm, apd sermon
Thurnbsc ,ews." w. G. Gray has
az admirable article, "The True
Dochine OF Fsiryiand; and among
the other illustrated articles of great
merit are "Che Church OF the Holy
Sapulchre, "reminiscences of an
Old New Yorker" Rome, the City
OF Surprises" The Feast of the
Annunciation. etc etc. The serials,
prudence Winterburn" and MAR
gnret's Enemy" are continued, and
there are several highly interesting
short stories, sketches and essays by
distinguished writers. The lovers OF
poetry will be delighted with the
variety and unusual excellence of the
poems; Augusta Browne Garrett
contributes (Which will not fail to
be particularly noted-"The Heart
and the World" and san artists
Farewell to Time" "The Mother
with Nine Sons" from the Romaic,
by 81. f. Bramwell, is quaint and
original. Besides the usual album
dance of entertaining and instructive
miscellany. there is The Collection
Basket" "Wit, Wisdom and Pathos
of Childhood" etc.. etc
Address. Frank Leslie, IS, 80 and
81 Park Place, New Y rk City.
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COUNCILORS:

HECOh ID E6s
JOHN T. GAME.
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TREASURER;

PAUL A. SCHETTLER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06
A WARREN SENSATION.
The Biggest Oil Strike on Record.
Doings Of Murphy No. 2 at Cherry Grove,
and the Excitement Caused
by II Among tie
Producers.

WARREN, Pa, July 5.-The excitement
here is great, owing to the new oil strike
at Cherry Grove, located ten miles south OF
this town. The new well, Murphy No. .,
showed her capacity late Monday evening,
after the closing of the Oil Exchange,
about five o'clock, when, with tools
down, she began flowing through an
oil saver, filling 80 barrel tank in ninety
minutes. The prospects being good,
an attachment was made by the Warren
pipe line, which is not able at present to
draw OFF the supply Of the well the tank
oyerfiowing contin ually, while the pipe
line is supposed to be drawing of steadily,
and until both the United and Warren pipe
lines complete their attachment for draw
ing of, no definite estimate OF the
flow can lie made. Reliable informa-
ton gathered this morning shows
that the United line is speedily max
ing connection in order to test the flow.
Oil men generally say that this is the great
est strike on record, and that the well will
flow anywhere from four thousand barrels
and upwards every twentyfour hours.
This estimate is based on well No. GAG in
the same helt, and is known as the Mys-
terry, which has been flowing tifty-one days
NJ present uOiHS, anu hceulbS IiSut 'ionS
at it's daily record of eight hundred barrels
in twenty four hours. The market opened
here this forenoon at 5liI.
LATER-The United Pipe Line have sue
ceeded in ma sing connections at Murphy
No. and uniting with tankage at Murphy
No. /, but refuse to give an estimate OF pro
duction per hour. The weather here Is
disagreeable between rain and mud, but the
excitement runs high, and quotations are
being watched with great interest
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nis BoMks.
His skeletca II the A my nusssm- raas
West Virginia VIII Gst-rhs De.
trict Attoneyship and the
Probable Chances. sK
GENERAL NEWS AND GOSSIP.
sp.sa, Dt,posea 10 ne Rey...r.

Hpectoi Dtspufch % Ae Re1tstr.
wAsHIxoroS, July Sit Is probable hat
Guiteau's body, or his bones, will ornament
one Of the glass cases at the Army Medical
Museum.
Night before last wagon drove into the
inclosure Of the Jail and was, for . short
time, cut Of sight When II reappcared it
was driven to the city and into one Of the
alleys through which the rear parts OF the
Army Medical Museum Is reached.
This wagon 1t Is claimed without doubt,
contained the body OF Charles ;. Guitesa.
but the removal having been made with
secrecy there were but few even OF the JILL
guards who knew Of the departure Of thS
remains.
At the Army Medical Museum today,
none of the Physicians or other officials
would say anything about the whereabouts
of Guiteau's body, or what would I've done
with It. DR.. Lamb said, very decidedly: II
don't know anything
Before Il was decided to bury the body
in the jail Warden Croker had an under
standing with DR.. Hicks that II should b
returned to the Army Medical Museum.
Warden Crocker, when aaked about
this latest removal to-day. seemed
rather displsased that anything should
have transpired concerning it He said
simply: IF the body 10 no, at the Mod
cal Museum il will be there In day or
two" II was the warden's intention not -
make the fact of the exhumins public for
some weeks At least