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HERMAN G. H0TFlLTEH
GOLD AVID sIITEgSNITH.

NIo 1895 SIXTH ST, BETWEEN AND
II Jewelry made to order, Old Gold Worked over
Repairing speciality, jy7-u
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w. r. KNIGHTS & co.

DElLERsiN HIDES, SHEEP SKINS, TALLox,
- Deer Skins and Furs, have REMOVED their
Office and Warerooms from Third street, between l
and J, to their New Building on
Front street, between and T.
Highest Pdces paid for Hides, Sheep, Goat, Deer
Skins and Tallow. yn1plm
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COLUMBUS BREWERY,

StoUTHwEsT CORNER SIXTEENTH s@Es
= and streets, CHRIST. VAIL, tHsss5l==5s5s
Proprietor. A good supply OF excellent s3EssSs
Beer always on hand, and sold at current rates.
City and country orders solicited and promptly at
tended to- with a liberal discount Beer delivered
to any part OF the city at depot free OF charge.
ieg5-lDIm
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70 LBT Or FOB SALE.

Advertisements Of ave lines IN this department aqs
Esztsd foI n cent? ios time; thrss tnne5 tor 70
ssnts o. 70 esuts Dsr week
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TJp9osd Fever IN an Orphan Asylum
Land League ReOrgaHIzed sOnOma
Count7's Wheat Yield.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

Adyezt.rs bats Of I've Hne. In Shia department are
nseTEsd soz = eontg FOX oas naa three times foE 80
esuts Os rs cents psg week
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SITUATIoN WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAR
- ried man TO clerk in a store, or any kind OF
work. Can give good references il required. Ad.
dress " Z. b." this Office iY2s 81.
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Centzeme;t.' 1 take pleas
ure in stating that l have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
laria and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
WHITESBORO.
RObbing an Edit0r-A Brakeman
Crushed by the Cars-Accident
TO n Section Hand.

Special to the Gazette.
Whitesboro, November lO.-Some-
thing unprecedented in the history of
Texas occurred here last evening. The
residence OF an editor was burglariZed,
$50 stolen, the money being the
property of Il visiting friend, j. NJ.
Wilson of the Whitesboro News being
the victim.
VIM. Topper, n Missouri Pacific
brakeman, was killed here by the cars
this evening about o'clock. How he
came to be killed is not known, but il
is supposed that he fell between the
ears. His body was terribly mangled.
lie leaves wife and family at Mount
Vernon, Ind, his home. His re-
mains were carried north this evening
after the coroner's inquest.
G. w. Griffin, II Missouri Pacific
section hand, had his leg broken this
evening by a hand car running over
him. His wounds are painful, but not
dangerous. He will be carried to the
e1ompany's hospital this evening at
Fort Worth.
Il. Y. Alien of Denison was made
the happy and naughty father of boy
and girl here this morning. One is
named Jim and the other Magnolia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
PALESTINE.
The East Texas Presbyteiy-Ga Works
The New Master Mechanic.

Special TO the Gazette.
Palestine, November l0.-The Pres.
byterlan East Texas conference annu-
al meeting here has just closed. There
was large attendance of ministers
and elders from all portions OF East
Texas. Rev. Terry of Crockett was
elected moderator. A colored man
was examined for the ministry, passed
and was ordained. This is The fifth
99lored minister of this body in East
Texas, IL was resolved to organize n
colored presbytery for the state. :"
~. Louis capitalists Presented mn
appiication last night TO the city coun-
ell for a franchise to build gas works
for the town, asking no contribution
here. The matter was referred TO n
select committee. :"
w. ;. Norris was installed ns mnstar
mechanic OF the International shops
signed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

miah O'Conner, . 60q; Robt G. Half
ner, is 90; Margaret G.. Ripley, ~;
Reuben Sutton, 1 90. Taylor-Willls
II. Stapp, 1 90; Mary McTaggart, s w.
WILSON COUNTY.
Sidney Mead, $50 90;
Alley Cryer, s 90. 'Stockdnle-Martin
Monaghan, 4 90.
WISE COUNTY.
Auduhon-Patterson Van Buren,,
81 90. Aurora james NJ. Woodward,
& 90. Chico Benz. +. Buckner, 8 90;
Cleo. S. Stepp, 900; John Armstrong,
600. Crafton-- Geo. Mcfwen, II 90;
Davis II. Moreland 100. Decatur---
VIM. II. Raiuey, 6 90; Geo. w. Hens
lev, 38l; Joseph j. McGee, Q %;
Lewis Carpenter, 4 90. Pella-- Benz.
Dyer. II 90: Matilda Hunter, 90;
Columbus G. Bennett, 4 90. Willow
Point-Wm, Obarts, > 90.
WOOD COUNTY.
Mincola-Belinda Moore, IS 90. Quit
man James X. Brown, 90. Winns-
borough Joseph +. Stivers, 60.
YOUNG COUNTY.
Graham --Andrew $. Pierce, 81 90;
Geo. Birdwell, $ 90; Leprelctte \,
King, 10 90.
HAPArN COUNTY.
Carrie David \. Seely, IS 90.
TEXAS PosTMAsTERs.
Washington, November l0.-Emma
Sonby has been commissioned as post
master at Dailyville, and William AL
berthal at Stonewall,
Chief Clerk Mckinney of the SUI
preme court says decision will be
! given in the Mercer colony case soon
unless re-argument is ordered.
An elaborate article appeared in this
mornings Philadelphia papers in re
gard to the shutting down and gloomy
prospects of the cotton mills of that
city on account of Southern competi
ton. They have been Running on hal
time for month with no profits.
1t is thought that charges will be
preferred for gambling against Hanson
| a. Burbank, postmaster at Laredo
appointed not long ago through Ochil
tree and Calvin G.. Brewster. He viii
be required by the department to fur
nish 5000 additional bond.
THE GREEDY INQUIRY.
The Greedy court of inquiry is still
| enHuNeu III iltdlllS upCulitcnldiy tNl
| dence. Darlington = request that h'
be represented by council was granted
CRoP REPORT.
Cotton crop returns to the depart
ment of agricul .ure show Il slight i'm
provement since the last report, anC
yield n product of nearly So per cent
of last years crop.
THE PENSION FRAUDS.
Secretary Teller, in replying TO ;
communication from Attorney-Gen
eral Brewster in regard to the appoint
ment of an expert from the pension
bureau to assist the district attorne,
in the preparation of cases agains
pension agents charged with illega
operations, says he fully sym
patbizes with the district nj
torney in his efi0it TO punis
parties fonswiudling soldiers and re
; cogpi2es the duty of the government
, to bring all such offenders to justice
An expert will he detailed TO eXamin
papers, and all means at hecomman
, of the department will be placed at TN
. disposal of the Encouragement to pun
; ish offenders, whether guilty of N
. tempting to delraud the goyernmer
or applicants for pensions.
THE NEW ARCHITECT.
Bell the new supervising mchitet
!; of the treasury, took possession of tn
; Office to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

arrangements to rebuln !.
again. 'su'll4
me commissions NJ 4.
branch of the IrIs6 Mig y Y
has raised thus isr n u,a'aa
hundred hun dollars mb spssisl
fund for the defense Il @ w.
the killing of the inIo = Y 4.
the great exclsIop ny ! Y
Chicago and the Norltaral'a Y !,
en- over the civ toJ XVI y "
other appropriate ,li,, h
courtesies, and this eVs, s-'', \ J,
for Fort Worth. Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
THE STARVM
Suit Against a Defauls,lrtsl,
School stls
Operations Of The Rar , \
Frontier UntalAlra.
Acqnittal Of Hooper, rdks'
erts Law Class Of Cl5is
Special DE Gazette.

Special tothe Gazette.
Austin, Tex, November
attorney-generaih has sent iGl
to the district attorney at u
claim amounting to abUutSa
Benito Gonzales, the def
collector OF lei Paso county.
Secretary Baker of theb1
cation has received repcrsI
hundred and ten coaH|
eyerage cost of tuils|
state q month per schcA|
thereby was S. cents, and
ment averaged ab0u! twel|
cent. less than the assessed
population. .s
The comptroller Is prepsri
innate of the cost tolhe stat
in each county forlhe pas. !
Maverick, Wilson and "
the only counties which h''
in their assessment rolls.
Adjutant-General KingN
day, the monthly report d
"F,n Lieutenant Shelly :!
stationed in Frio county. J
rested sixteen offenders, W.
| der, three for assault, one !
a weapon, and the rs
| The number Of Q
eled by me
scouts was S,35l; hOrse
and returned to ownsA
good; grass falling and Wy Y.
cessitating q removal y Y
southeast. The total nan
gers now on duty ~, 4
| the lower Rio Grands 'els
die. n, .
II is estimated thai rs !. .
her of cattle in the s!al y.
taxes are paid becaussol Y
character of their oV WI
half a million head; !,
A law class has been :
clerks in the ccmplIssA,sI
ment, taught by Prol \
Judge Gould. a.. \
DR.. Swearingen, s'a's
family, to be gone ae = . y
The jury brought !, AZ y"
Hooper murder c sas;s ~
charged with tho u laa'1
Echols at Kyle, u h y
| June, 1882, and CO.. ,ne =,
ferred from that plsiIs s ~
Venue, a former tilA
in u hung jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
pALO PI'le|
First Greeting Orsr n
Congratulate 1

Special by Telephone .-xA1
palo Pint2 No ,ssI Il
tend TO you the IlgI' d
ship with gladdie s.
gratulations ior ,,
been united BY Y,
nection with n.
great city, by sn n
the isolated heaif'ssh M ~
i PaIo Pinto lnouDita,'ID.' y
atty and talent q ~ ~ al
ed world, through A. y III
Mr.. +. II. Lo anS spgS
grateful hearts au Saa,Ish |
for their ibs
and success ,llua,stoInI
dition to our a y Il
city. Trusting .'gIoId
future by ties t.ssanlsrrIbs 4
grateful neighbol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
BAL RID.
Crowds at The Races Maggie Nay the
Winner-Heayy Betting.

Special TO the Gazette.
Baird, November 10.-A large crowd
of people We're in the city to-day Mt
tending the races. They were quiet
and orderly, and many ladies Were out
to witness the speed of our steeds.
The principal race was run for purse
of Sl0O n side with full backing on
each horse between Maggie May and
Crazy Jane. The race was won by
Msggie May. About $500 changed
hands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
BENSON.
Death of Lady Physician. Mrs. Ellen
&. Ea!iock.

Special TO the Gazette.
Denison, November 10. Ellen G.
Kallock, NJ D., the only woman ply
stefan in this country, died this morn
ing with typhoid fever. She was u
graduate OF the medical department. OF
the Michigan State University, and
had resided here one year. Her hus-
band, Prof. kaIlocl1, is superintendent
OF the Denison public schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

Beaukiss- samuel q. simmons 81 90
T,,i,rclevllieI Erasmus d. Compton 90.
florence-John C.. Duncan. ia 90
Georgetown--Owen Finlan, q 90. Hut.
To- Jerry. NJ. Wilbern, s 90. Round
Rock VIM. NJ. Smalley, 200; Jere-
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aoVernn,ent Gossip.

whats that 2n asked chief Of division
in the war department not long ago, ms
clerk entered carrying mysterious look.
ing something wrapped In n giugham cover.
"My bauiO,n replied the clerk. Pity you
cannot find more profitable means OF en-.
ploylngyour spare time. took you for a
man. not a boy The clerk, evidently
abnshed. hCsitated moment and then
replied, IT think you're y little 50.
were Banjo playing Is an innocent
pss ,me. 20 a certain eSleutit lisa fashion.
able amusement, and one IN lac, IN which
prcstdOnt Arthur INDUCES once aud n
while, lftho chief ruler Of the nation Is
allowed 10 pick his little tum, tant tum
ON banjo, where is tue harm Il pltheian
clerk does the SAINT Tho chief, amused
was allowed to 20 70 his desk without fui.
/ Their comment. The rost gossipeg. VIII,
was prevent and also aware at the presi
DENTS loneliness for banjo playing, caught
| on 10 the point as perhaps n good one io
mtnre use, determined 90 inquire at tn,
| nrst convenient time among minstrcls OF
variety actors, as to what they knew, u any
/ thing' of tho presidents training in this re
sp.oE' A week later Harry Miners Nari
CIV combination performed In this city. q
the perty Murphy and Shannua, an,
Mac. comedians and cl'g.oancers, wei
tbe stellar attractions rne Post gosspe
causht MIR. John Murphy oae evening
Hnd, mentioning The matter to him, ne Il
pNed that the president, before he wa
president, long time $50, when only col
Hector of inc port of New York, was cue q
Tho most favored aud expert pupils at IN
h,rio school Of Dobson Brothers, New
Vn,e. ,Ofcourse,n continued the speaker
II do not doubt that no learned the al
simply for personal amusement, but he WI
,, 40 earnest aud ambitious at one time this
others, before they knew who he. was, b,
gan TO suspect that he was training mp
star as special attraction In some bi
show. aud they were outrageously iealor
, OF him. As TACT they didn't like gentl
|, men scholars anyhow. But let N
/ give YOU a pointer. Mr.. Arthur
more expert tx dancer than banIoi
/ lie took lessons twenty hye years ago as
, Iir dancer, when was scholar, OF Leo
!. ard, At that time every youngster want'
4 10 lc arm how to Jig. only learned the a
|. for nun. mover expected 10 have to reeo
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pAiSE,s RELIEF.

In n criticism upon one OF It's correspond
ents. the San Antonio Express remarks
that all who do not except the doctrine OF
Christ. are called iuhdels, Paine was one OF
these II further observes that "any pre-
tense that Paine did not believe In God
or, In future life, is wholly uniounded
The Express is correct In the lattcrpostiou
as we have understood the life OF PAINE
IL was one of those who believed In the
uuyarying regularity OF the operation o.
the laws OF nature. lie therefore rejected
all miracles. lie believed in the pos
sibiluy Of Revelation, because he believed
that all things wero possible to tho Al
mighty, but he disbelieyed that anything
was ever commu nioated to man by any
mode Of speech In any language, or by any
kind Of vision or appearance, or by any
means other than by the universal display
OF Con himself in the works OF creation
He believed that the only religion
that has in II any evidence
of divine originality, is pure aud simple
deism, and by this he meant, az he some
where asserts, the belief In Con, aud the
acting after such manner through the
force Of such belief as that man woulC
stand in awe OF Con ana of himself, ant
would not do mean thing that could .e'
concealed from either.
$50 far as his views OF nlur
were concerned he simply chopped for hap
plness AFTER this liIo,n but did not assor
anything beyond this hope. He urged AIS
that because man aud a woman begot
child there wasno consequent imposition
of obligation ON the Creator to keep the b,
ing so made In eternal existence hereafter
that II was In Ills power to do so
not TO do so and that
was beyond mans ability to decd
which he would do. His own opinion, h
frankly confessed to be, that those who's
lives on Garth have been spent In the doin
OF good and eudeayoring TO make their ie
low.mortals happy, will be happy herea
Their, and that the wicked will meet wit
some punishment according to degree
guilt. Ho regarded the New Testament
fabulous.
PArsK was not the bad man he has bee
I 40 olten painted to DO, however objection
Q bic to the Christian mind may have 6e'
I his bibliola,ry sentiments. lilo was
i mime man in the social circle Of
- a patriot In the public work. Nj
construed purposely by our British io'
/ whom he so CALAMITY fought all throuI
o the revolutionary war, he ate the Bit
bread Of sorrow that misconception brinI
DElsM was protest against biblical .tra'
9 tlons as ofdivlne origin. II never was II
= lisious movement nor was tia body OF Dc
q ,riue, but condition Of thought. II "
p no, 30 much positive dosma,ism as d
y OF doubts. Tom pAiSE, therefore, Is not
Is be classed with either HuNE, VoLrAl
" or opnoS.
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TIVE HERATr: SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 4. 1883.

changed. Rice steady with moderate de-
mand, Wool weak and fairly sctive IA to
II. Pork dull and nominal, II IA TO ii
as. Lard quiet; S175,
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Nov. achievements lower.
Railways continue strong. States strong.
Stocks duh during the forenoon, but be-
came strong on the announcement OF Ia
vorable bank statement, and advanced
l.S TO l above, the closing prices OF
Friday. At 2 o'clock the market
was very dull anu the net result was a de-
cline OF l-8 to !. In general the latter on
| Northwestern to l23: Oregon TrRnscon-
tiuental, TO 4S, with 3.8 on Missouri Pacific,
20 05 Louisville and Nashville, to 40 is ;
| Kansas and Texas, to 1884
New York Central to ll5 rs
Canada Pacific advanced from
go 3.S to OF 5 8, and at o'clock was 81 l.S.
Gold aud Stock Telegraph company, tor
which only IS was bid this morning, was
8S l-2bid. In the last hour the market wai
dull ana prices declined Is to rs lower
than st night, the latter in Mlchieat
Central. and the Burlington
d Quincy; the Canada Paciii,
however vas an exception and advanced
IL to G2, which was the highest price OF th'
dav hut IL afterwards sold at 81 81. Denve
Il Rio Grande, "a 3 4; Houston & Texas, AS
Kansas u Texas D, Missouri Pacihc, ID IL
Texas Pacific. n T.
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AT THE rhEATKE.

A fair sized audience at the matinee yes.
teriay aud large one In the evening were
rrpsent to see "Reddy's Lick by the Rosa
/. lie Company. lisa story OF the Dan.
ties order, sensational 10 degree, and filled
with startling cirmms' ances. There is
snmc talent IN the troupe aud fair SHIRE
OF IL resides with Miss Lisle, III card Of u g
NAV and troupe, II seemed 10
,atisfy several In the bNcony las
night and many moro In tie
gallery which were the seats mainly pat.
ronizsd. The orchestra chairs and tue cir.
c,e ps well seemed droar, lonesome and dc
serted, vet tho pioGts to the manager were
largely In excess from previous tioupes ex.
conf the Sol Smith Russell Company. Thus
| IL Is that the teveral tastes of the commun.'
| ty must be consulted aud deferred to.
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have been afflicted with troublesome skin
disease covering almost completely the upper
par OF my body causing my skin 70 assume II
CoppFI.cOured hue 10 could be rubbed OIL ike
dandmI, and nj times causing intolerablc lch-
ned blood purifiers pill, ana Other advertised
remedies, nut experienced no rsl lief until ] pro
Cutct the CuliCur5 Remedies, which, al.hou n
used carcles,,y and irIrgularly, cured II ealuy-
ing that err Die itching aud restoring Wy skll
10 It's natural cOllT / sm willing 10 make aui
dayit t. the truth Of this statement
Milan. Mich. S e HUTTON.
Sold by oil druggists. Cutcurs, 80 ceuts
RpsOlvent 81 Soar, ~ cts POTTER DElN
| AN CHEMICAL CO.. Boston, Mess.
send for "IlOv " Curo SSn Diseases
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mAl,Krrs ny rnLnanarm.
kANsAs CRY MAnKrr.

KANSAS CRY. Nov, S.-Whcat steady and
better, No. . rcd, IS l.2 to SO 5-S; 50 bid
December. Corn firm; 81 Ia cash; 30 IL
November. SO "a January. Cattle, receipts
200 chiefly common, which are dun; good
grades steady. Sheep receipts 500; market
quiet, natives, SO 10 W pounds, " % TO
cattle sales to-day were, OF Gallo way,
prices fair though not EQUAL to yesterday.
From NJ, II Cochran, Canada, 10 hei,ors
brought So 100, au average OF SSdS highest
SN}S. is bulls, 81 O65, an average OF SYST
q. r. aud h. Leonard, Missouri, sold SO
heilers for SO 900, an average OF SSbS, and
4 bulls Ter 50 go, an average OF Sio0i high
est price, S7l5,
CutCAGo MARKET.
CmcAGo, Nov. 3 -NatCc receipts, 100,
shipments, 3 100; market quiet and stead ~;
exporters, 50 10 to S675; good TO choice
summing, s. 10 to SO; common to medium,
| S,1i 10 1915; range strong; Texans, So 65
| Ia kgOo' Sheep receipts, 600; interior to
far, 1925 to 50; good, $3.50 Texans, $50
NEW oRLgANs MARGKr,
NKv ORLEANS, Nov. Corn, yellow,
llower and scarce; OF tn 62. Oats quiet and
weak. choice, SS TO 50. Cornmeal nrmer,
SS7S. Bulk meats in fair demand, should.
ers easier, 81 % to S4O5;long clear aud clear
fib. easier; STA toSS.S. Hams, choice
surar cared canyassed, easier, 10 to Il.
Sugar Quiet; common 10 good common
lhieher, 5 IA TO 10 yellow clear lower
ISS,Sto 81 Molasses duh and lower
centrifugal, - IS; fair, 40 to ~; prime tC
choice, a. to a. Bran dull, 50, others un
changed. Exchange unchanged.
NJ. LOUIS MNRH1r.
ST.. Louis, Nov. Flour slow aud un
changed. Wheat higher, closed OIL from
. highest; No. red, sl005S TO Sl0l 5S
, cash, Sl,OlT,S, November, Sl02 10 De
cember; 81 Oi6S January, Corn higher
closed easy; 4tSSto a 90, cash; "a lis 4
j. cember; AIS to a., January
Oats higher 1888 to 1917 cash; ~ Il
: November Whisky steady, / IL. Cor
> meal firm, 81 -. Provisions quiet aud un
r changed, market firm, Cattle receipt
800. supply scaat; no trading excepting {
butchers; quality OF Texans becomi
+ poor and half faltcd, natives being pretei
= cd TO them. Sheep receipts none no trad
J. ing.
NEw YoRRsiAkKKr.
NEw York, Nov. SCflour dull. Whea
a epot, higher; options 81 TO l higher; N,
o 2teu, al. 10 S.Sto Si.lt3i Corn, spot, 1
/, 1 "a higher; optioAs SAT- 10 higher an
Arm, No. ., 80 TO 81 10. Coffee, spot, fai
Quiet and unchanged options du
and a shade lower; Rio, spot, l06 Sugi
n ea,ier, fair 10 good refined qualitie
II q SIS 10 Q 81; standard A, 81 to 4
granulaled, s3.s, Molasses quiet and N
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Gutirnra.
SOAP.

Two keep the pores open the ol glands and
l tubes active aud thus furnish m outlet
for impurities in the perspi aiion and blood.
which cause humlliauug olotches blackheads
and minor skin bemshes. esq, clally Of Infants
to cleanse, whites aud beautfy the skin re-
move tan freckles, sunburn aud oily matter 10
keep the hands soft, white and # . from chaps
and r0ughncss, prevent contagious skin and
scalp diseases and 10 provide su exquisite skin
beauttler aud toilet bath aud nursery suuauve
rcdoleut with delicious flower Odors ana Cut
Cura healing balsams, used the Cutcu-a Soap.
Endorsed by physicians and chemists as abso.
lutcli pure and highly medicinal Sales lsSl-2,
L M
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to It for living. But that doesn't matter
Mr.. Arthur was a scholar for two quarters.
In that time he learned the verious steps
aud twists and turns completely, and when
lessons were over frequently outdanced
some OF the oldest hands at the business.
suppose he Is too dlgnified now 10 DAME a
liz, but wouldn't be surprised II he did
take q step or two once in d while when be
has some weghty matter upon his mind -
II Washington Post
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III IInn nnlL Iinrnm

In the most aggravated form FOR eight years
No klud Of treatment medicine or doclots nid
me any permanent good Ny friends tn Maiden
know how ] suT red When hogan to NE the
Cutcura Remedies nv limbs were go raw aud
tender that / could not bear my weight on them
without The skin crack aud bIeediu ana
was Obliged 10 go about on clutches. uttd me
Cuteura Remedies five InOgths and was CONF
pletely and permanently cured
MRs. S A BROWN. Maiden. Mass
Rnf.rence ANY nIiLlnn Of Mllden MnNs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-04

BisMARK, Dakota, capital isn't at all
scary, and In face OF the court decision
against that town in the matter OF the loca'
ton of the territorial capital, over mil
lion dollars have been, this year, expended
In the erection Of buildings, or In otherwise
preparing fora grand future that is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-04

ON half dozen different occasions we
have written brevtcs ON the weather and
putthem in about as man puts his money
In cotton futures. The cotton future anal
oty holds further. On every occasion the
weather failed TO turn out as we thought II
would. Tne. eccenIricilies and nnctr
ainty Of a Jury arc not to be compared lC
our Texas weather.