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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
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TYLER.
a Tour OF lnspectiOn-District Court-
The Federal Building.
Special to the Gazette

Special to the Gazette.
tyler, January 31.-A. r. Wo,,d.
ward, receiver of the Texas 6 So I,oniS
railway, arrived here to-day in a sna-
cal coach, He is going over the road
on an inspection tour. ''"''
our district court took up the Grim
inai docket on last Monday week ana
since that time has had twelve felonr
convictions and only one acuuittal.
Prlvate letters from Col ZONES opr
representative at Washington. TO citi-
zehs here say that the prospects are
good for getting an. appronriation
through for United States building
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PAINFUL SUSPENSE.
Excitement at Austin Over a Rumored
Railway Aceident-An E1.
aggeratiOn.
Special to The Gazette.

Special to The Gazette.
Austin, January 31.-Great excite.
ment was occasioned this evening by
the report that the Dorth.bound Mis-.
souri, Pacific train had gone through a
bridge near San Marcos, DESTROYING
seventy'tive lives Several neuibers
OF me legislature had relatives aboard.
ana their anxiety was painful in the
extreme until the rumor was denied
me dAnErrE representative telegraph.
ing 10 klle learned that the accident
occurred near that station On level
prairie, and that II was merely a de.
one.
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a cincinnati Forger Arras,od

Cincinnavtli January 81 Harry Lee or
of a ndrew. travelling under The NAM y,
was Hazen Of clnc cu ,o,day by
Pralin clerk clerk for w oodrnnwah' nee
elnna,; commission lnerchongn q Me-
i Girnan and forged th The ants Of Gin
was IN ,oI $1,000. Lee When ne ss OF the
in on ~ company with a wo,, arrested,
:" cincinnati as Bessie woman known
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PARIS.
"''e' Personal ParagrapIls-A State.
ment Corrected.

special to the Gazette.
Da ratrls' January sl.-Capt. J. NJ
ily re,,, after brief visit with his fam.
Of Vera is,u Trs Today to Mexico by way
mandins hi1 ms mining Interests de-
d'Fs'ng ms constant attention. ~
Cooner ulster, formerly editor of the
My N.Y. evening for Fort Worth.
Far,ne nan .; Wright, president OF the
his Wife ant ana Merchants bank. with
You u springs and Little Rock.' way
sor our correspondent was ,.,.
Pa,;" eu ~ IN regard to the sale Of I'M
.iohnsoa fess TO +. w. Minor u ~, rne
pnbiisbn ~ still the propriator H .nd
contiS nner OF the Paris Press and s aIn
hue II as a weekly '' anu VIII
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

MEMPHIS.
suicide Ola Young Hebrew-A Sad Life
History.

I HptVIaI TO Inc Gazette.
Memphis, Tenn. January ia
few days ago young Hebrew named
Percy II. Levy arrived in this city
from New Orleans ana took up quar-
ters at private boarding house on
Court street. He sought employment.
6ut was unsuccessful in finding any
lie assumed a cheerful demeanor' how.
ever, but occasionally complained of
marsh treatment by his father who
llves IN Columbus, Ga, and who il
said TO be in good circumstances. Last
night before retiring he took a dose of
morphine, and this morning was
found dead. He was of supersensi-
i've nature, and brooded over imagin-
airy WRONGS. ' y"
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SAN ANTOSIl.
Fire at Uvalde-Molll. 81
BOnd-The Baldus Cs,]
for Studer,

1 St.htAt
Special to the Gazette.
San Antonio, Januaysl-
Uvalde at four O'Clock III,
destroyed all telephone a
tion and no details are obts1
Their than the three princaI
the town were destruyd. |
the pOstofilce. These bdli
located on the north sldedl
and includes the old BsI
The losses are heavy.
Mollie Shropshire, heldul
of infanticide, was relaa
to-day, her father haviH
her bond since bis relun I
Blanco county.
A German woman nin2
ATTEMPTED suicide by nq
was resuscitated after ID;
scioCs for six hours.
A churn mauufactots "
tablished here, with ylu
president.
District Clerk BaldA \
court to-day, and havig
his liabilities through Isl
his bondsmen, endeavGs
himself of cont mpt Of ~
informed by Judge MOI,
would, to do this, be requal
ally and legally presents
Baldus will make sb2l
clear himself tomorrow,
other charge Of ofiieii
amounting to SOU pa
him.
A petition is in clrcllI
the pardon of Benedicl y
man who shot his son q
sisted in marrying Q 70
father did not like. ~
to the penilentiary for %
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CLEBURNl
A Leap Year Party-Pnf
ferTed to the New "
Sentiment /

Il
Special TO the Gazette.
Cleburne, Januarya.1
ant leap-year rarty y
night ut the resideDs
Mabry. The young
the entire affair, sena>
to the gentlemen andsI
To the house. Anotbe
tainment is proposed "
Valentines day.
The prisoners who's
flied i'm the town ealaN
terday transferred ~
They are eight in num-
Fowler, accused Of lnny
II. Dodson, horse theE,,
theft of over $40; J. WI
bezzlement; Sube Gc y "
Powell, theft:
mortgaged property
theft. Nine other Pr
been kept in the Dl \,
brought over In d rev.
County court stjoufna
a term of four weeks. !.
Your reporter has W.
converse with repiu
chants, farmers ana
to proposed
fence troubles. Az
sentiment il found oPr
law. The proposilisn' y
cutting a felony ana
ure punishable by nm
Inent Is f.vored. Cens
prevail here, displsyi's'
Justice to all parties
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ROUND ROCK.
A Timers fearful Fall--An Attenpted
burglary.

speciai 10 the Gazette.
c,, found Rock, January sI.-Mr
Iiiooer, timer, fell from To a:
."nnson,s brick building to-day w o,' oI
' ,as,ained serious injuries. Any ana
gash was made above his ri,I, ugly
A burglar attempted To a sns eye
vate residence last nieht pn'
frightened away by the occuna nt. was
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ABILENE.
The building and Loan Association br.
ganized,

Special to the Gazette.
Abilene, January 3I.-The Abilene
pui'ulhg and Loan Association io.
night perfected It's organization nv the
election OF the following named direct.
ois: Jalonick, S.flirs, Wise. Ander-
son, Gilbert, Evans, Phillips. Worth.
am ana Spoonts. Already $50. OOo NJ
STOCK has been subscribed for and n
charter will be applied for at once
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Wac
A Street Array Bet.sJa
men Of "

Special to the Gazette, H
Waco, January S.ssl1
hoif, city recorder,
gin, proprietor OF y. !, ~ y
"a personal difficulty "
evening. Elsln W. y
by Brinkerhof alu
until a by standel Il
difficulty grew oul 4
Examiner yesie,a1Is ID
clzlng city Official. .a y
This is the secon y ' XXI y
had with city ON s ,,S
charge OF the Ex...'.s
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|H0USI

alelh
{ehnesy |
lew Smith
4 soaueh ull
|. ithesaf,
plight be
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his suppl
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Arrested for Bfrnmy.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-Herbert d.
BARLEY, who claims to be nephew OF Gen.
Sherman, was arrested here yesterday and
sent to Virginia to answer a charge of
bigamy. The complaint that led to the ar.
rest says BARLEY was married to a Wash
ington lady named Miss Duboys at the
Jackson House, West Virginia, when be
had wife living In Cincinnati, Ohio.
BARLEY was arrested In his room with bis
last wife, and. after being locked up, talked
freely about his family connections and
matrimonial ventures. He ssid he was q
lawyer by profession, although for some
years he had been newspaper man and
reporter on the New York World. and
mole recently sterling actor. His first
wife, be said, was Miss Courtney, who be
married 10 New Orleans. Although a
Washington Treasury clerk, they
moved TO Colorado. but
were soon divorced. Soon after their di.
vorce the lady inherited a large fortune.
and not long after died. His second mar
riage was to Miss Annie e. voight Of Gin
cinnati, aud occurred In that city. BARLEY
objected to bis mother law, left his wife
on the grounds Of desertion, as she would
net come and live with him, and in course
Of time he met and married his third wife.
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Chicago Lake Front.

CHICAGO, Jan. Sat q meeting OF the
city council last night, the Mayor pre-
sented a communication 10 the effect
that he had, 10 accordance with
the councils order. given a
year or more ago, completed negotiations
for The sale to the Illinois Central aud
Michigsn Central roads, for de-
pot and other railway pur-
poses, Of all that portion OF the lake
front between Randolph and Monroe
streets, east Of the line Of Michigan avenue
and to within one inch Of the lake
shore, with the provision that this
inch be leased at Eominal sum
10 the roads for 900 years with the
privileges Of renewal, for $500, 900. This
matter has been In an unsettled state for
about 20 years ard appealed to the United
States courts and Congress. 1t was claimed
the sale Of this property would give the
roads complete monopoly Of the
lake commerce Of Chicago as soon 90 the
government harbor Is completed aud the
piers erected. The sale remained In
allegiance under On injunction of the
United States Court. The recent
death Of Hon. Thos. Hoyne, killed In q
railway accident near Rochester, removed
the last objector to the dissolution OF the
injunction.
The communication was referred to q
committees h1
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Eighteenth and Clark avenue, bearing the
mortal remains Of Mary II. Campbell, one
Of the victims Of the Belleville horror. Miss
Campbell had for some time been mem
ber Of the church, and large concourse Of
people gathered to do honor to her
obsequiss. The appalling manner in
which the young lady had met her death.
had its visible effect in the motion with
which the coffinl was watched even ibv
strangers.
The last impressive rites Of the church
were solemnized by Rev. j. P. Green, pas
tor. who 10 long, elegant discourse touch
cd every chord Of sympathy for the cold aud
peaceful dead, and for the bereaved an'i
heart. broken family. Again aud again, a,
the minister pointed out the moral OF the
young life, 80 rudely and unexpectedly
ended, was the emotion Of those who knew
Mary Campbell too much for them. II
brought the horror Of that awful night in
the Bellevlle home 10 the families OF Others
and pointed out 90 strongly the weakness
and uncertainty Of our hold on life,
that everyone IN the audience was
deeply moved. And when the minis
ter described the young lady as
he and her friends had known her, ever
light. hearted aud happy, but earnest in
duty and earnest In doing good. the ten
sion became almost painful, even among
those who had come merely for curiosity.
The last sad offices of friendship had
found expressions In wealth OF 1oral Of
terings, which covered the casket and the
bier. and testified how many people mad
loved the dead. Conspicuous anon these
was II pillow with the word MARY"
worked In immortelles, and wreath and
anchor symbolical Of the hope and the re-
ward, which took the agony out Of the aw-
III death the lady died.
The services ended, the pall.bearers--
W. NJ. Senter, Alexander Mackey, R. u.
Roach, Harry Parks, Rochester Ford and
A. d. Csdwallader-took up their sad bur.
den, aud shortly the funeral cortege was
passing on TO quiet Bellefontains, where.
amid the signing evergreens and the desc
ate landscape, oil that was mortal OF Mary
Campbell will be left TO solitude.
MISS wEIAER's BURIAL.
The funsrsl OF Miss Susan Weimer, an
other victim Of the Belleville borror, took
place from the home Of her parents, No.
T05 Chestnut street, this afternoon. the
remains we're enclosed In q neat metslic
casket, literally covered with flowers. A
handsome crown, composed Of white roses
and tube roses, with the Initials ''S. W. }"
formed Of violets, was the most noticeable
OF the many tributes Of the affection Of her
friends. From the house the body was
brought to the College church, Ninth street
aud Christy avenue, and after the solemn
burial service Of the Catholic church was
rad, the remains we're inferred In Calvary
cemetery. The pail bearers were Misses
Blanche Burgess, Aollie Msher, Mollie
Hogan aud Maggie Maher. Among the
trends were Mrs. John Hogan, Mrs. Bur-
:ess, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Dunnell and Miss
Laura Lemon. The arrangements were in
rhsrge Of Mrs. Haughey.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. e.-Several pounds
Of manuscript were sent to the Senate to.
day from the Interior Department, con-
tanning information relating to the land
grant OF the New Orleans Pacific Railroad
called for upon . resolution offered by
Senator Van Wyck. 1t tells how the New
Orleans, Baton Rouge and vicksburg Rail-
way Company, . paper organization, act
ing In company with the Texas Pscific, Oh.
tanned, In 1871, land grant for
nearly million Of acres of land. Bonds
were issued upon the face value of the
unearned land grant and the public is
swindled by their sale. The land grant
lapsed, and e. W. Whselock OF the New
Orleans Pacific got hold Of the alleged prox.
les Of AZ, IT'S shares Of the company, whose
stock now Ia practically worthless. Hold
ing meeting oil BY himself, he assigns to
himself the expired land grant. He then
came to the Interior Department and
asked to have the New Orleans Pacific
Road examined officially, a. the assignee Of
the paper company's dead grant. It Is
shown by A. n. Gibson, one OF the attor.
neys for the indignant creditors, that the
New Orleans Pacific Railway had been built
at "a profit OF 500 to 800 per cent? by the
American Railway Improvement Company,
and that these enormous profits, squeezed
from the stockholders, had been divided
between the officers Of the Improvement
Company and the New Orleans Pacific.
These same men have already mort.
gagged the lands. the claim, for 1000, 600.
They have succeeded In convincing
Secretary Teller Of the validity Of their
claims to this land. With the aid of At.
torney- General Brewster decision in favor
Of the validity Of tho claim was made,
which was used - Q basis for the opinion
of Secretary Teller. Now oil the premini.
nary work Of examining the road ia being
done, and II Congress does not take som,
immediate action band Of inscription,
spectators will have acquired q present oi
property worth q, 000, 200 to add TO their
already hespsd proats.
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The 9th er Man Was the coward.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Jan. s.-Oklahoma
Payne, the Indian Territory colonizer who
bas been lecturing here, as the subject of
an amusing incident at bis hotel yesterday.
An admiring crowd was listening to his
stories Of Wild Bilps daring and Buffalo
BiPs adventures, when man in the party
who seemed to be familiar with these noted
characters intimated that Buffalo Bill was
coward. Capt. Psyne's eyes flashed fire
VIXEN the word coward" was applied to
his old companion and friend. "Come
out In the street., said he, IS h started
for the man, 'and III show you whether
Buhalo Bill Is coward or not.' The
crowd was stampeded by the prospect Of
bIoodshed, but only for . moment. The
stranger wilted and said be guessed Buffalo
Bill was a brave man.
Capt. Payne will also lecture through the
East for the benefit Of bis colony.
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WatfersOn's Work.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-Henry Waiter.
sou, in dark morning suit, with u grey
top coat, accompanied by his mother, this
afternoon was upon round of calls upon
the wives Of the justice of the Supreme
Court. Monday is their regular reception
day. Mrs. Watterson is = tall, erect, ac-
overlooking old lady, with coal black eyes
aud snowy white hair arranged In
round puffs about her energetic
looking face. She looks nearly as
Young as her son. who looks care worn.
Mr.. Wstterson was almost the only gentle.
man caller in the long line which filed
through the houses of the various Justices.
Mr.. Watterson 10 highly delighted with his
first days work. He has the ladies with
him, and if he can only secure few men
now the Mcdonald boom will soon be able
70 walk alone. The next aud most difficult
ask he has on hand is to prepare bill for
lheWays and Means committee and arrange
be tariff policy of the House majority.
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For stsalins 0ilverware.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.-Wsrrants have been
issued against George Warrington and
George Forest. eolorsd, and William Sui.
livan. white, charging them with burglary
and larceny In robbing the house Of L. {.
Nelson, No. SAso Morgan street, OF some
siverware and clothing. Warrants were
also issued against Maud Raymond, a
white woman, living with Forest In the al.
Icy between Christy avenue, Morgan, Sixth
and Seventh streets, and Forest. for
receiving stolen property. The great,
er part Of the silverwsre was recovered
Israel Garlich, who keeps sec.
ond. hand store on the levee, who was ar.
rested Saturday charged with receiving
part OF the stolen property, has been re-.
leased. The amount Of property stolen
altogether 10 " orth about 500. Maud Ray
mond Was arrested about year ago on a
similar chsrIe,
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Found frosen I'm q Fence Corner

NIT. OLIVE, ILL.,, Jan. 6.-Fritz Carly,
German, living one and one.half miles
north Of this city, hes been missing since
Friday night last. On Friday be was as.
sistng Mr.. Wertz in putting up Ice, and
after bis days work was done, started
home, being at the time pretty well loaded
with liquor. To-day about 8 O'Clock a
party Of boys found his frozen body IN the
corner OF fence inclosing the pasture of
Mr. Neiman, about one mile north Of here,
near the railroad. 1t Is supposed he was
overcome by the extreme cold weather and
stopping to rest met his horrible fate. The
Thermometer Friday right stood 90e be.
low zero.
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rELEsRAenIO ssxvrrIEs.

NNp" @uN ssob PtoSVA 0tBktnBw uovv 'upu
discovered at Mulage, Lower California.
The City Of Oaxaea the other dav was
treated to q sharp shock Of earthquake.
Sesus Marines NaragarA, = Mexican
painter and sculptor Of some note, has died
At C0lima.
"Helloal" They are to have aH the
honors Of the telephone at MatSmorss In the
near future.
John Williams shot by Officer Roberts Of
Nashville, Tenn, while attacking him and
resisting arrest, has since died.
The Senatorial contest in Ohio, between
Payne and Pendelon, Is developing more
scrimony than Is healthy for either conteS-
tart.
Indian locusts have disappeared from
most parts Of Yucatsn, but are still
troublesome In the states OF Oaxaca and
Cbiapis.
Ayouth who was lighting the candies
that illuminated the steeplss Of the Guada-
loupe church In Gaudalajar during recent
festival, fell from his lofty post and was
dashed to atoms.
A camel kept In the yard Of one Of the
schools in the capital Of Mexico, for the
purpose Of instructing the youths IN natur.
al history, made a rush at boy named
Alameda, bit and badly bruised him,
The dueIist Mccarthy Is trying 10 taunt
Malone into an encounter with him, but
in this ut least the Virginia Senator shows
good sense, for be declines to be forced 10
do that which be considers beneath him.
A resolution has been introduced in the
Virginia Legislature looking to the repeal
OF the Legislature to remove disabilities
incurred by duellng. The r. r. VS. must
hereafter settle their little difficulties pretty
much as common mortals do.
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LONDON. Jan. S.-The Mark Lane Ex.
press In its weekly review Of the British
grain trade ssys. 1.-THE weather has been
damp, foggy and mild, and growing
crops stand unusually we'll; values
tending downward. It is evident
that the lowest point has not yet been
reached for English wheats. Flour weak.
er. Barleys improving. Foreign wheats
more llfeless than ever; stocks heavy.
Flour dull and rather weaker. Maize
cheaper. Liusssd shilling dearer. Other
articles In favor Of buyers. Cargoes Of
wheat OF coast 10 small supply; inquiry for
them almost ceased. There have
been four srrivals, two oargoss we're sold
aud one withdrawn, three remain. Car.
goes on passage tor shipment remain un.
improved; quotations nominal. Sales Of
Engltsh wheat for the week, u, 1855 quar-.
ters at 90 per quarter, against y, l60 q t0s
ID for the solrsspondiag week laNt year."
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Scarlet Fever
| Cured. |

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify to the most excellent qualities OF Prof
Darbys Prophylaetie Fluid As disinfectan, and
detergent il Is both Theoretically and practically
superior 10 any preparation with which am &C.
aaain.sd.-N. T. LvrTos. Prof Chemistry.
Darbys Fluid 10 Recommended bv
Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, Of Geor,is,
Rev. CIAs; =. DEExs. DID,. Church of shs
Suangen. N. v:
los. LECosrn. Columbia, Prof University. sc,
Rev 4. BATTLE. Prof, Mercer University;
KEY OEo. =. PIERCE. Bishop NJ. z. Church
NDisPENshBLE TO EVERY HOME.
PeTfsctiy harmless. Used internally or
externally for Man or Beast,
Ihs Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and We
have abundan, evidence that il has done everything
here claimed, For fuller information ret Of your
Drusg'H pamphlet or send TO the proprissor.,
j. II. ZEII.TN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists. PHILADELPHIA.
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Cows Cr0ma(ed.

ELGlN, Ill.,, Jan. 8.-The extensive
dairy barns Of Henry Wall, located just east
OF this city, were totally destroyed by Ore
At an early hour yesterday morning. to.
!ether with their contents, consisting Of
nay, grain and 45 cows. The fire was
caused by the accidental overturning Of !
amp In the hsyloft of one Of the barns. The
stimated loss Is S. 500, with All insurance
,gyregating &, 800 In the Home Of New
York and the Phoenix OF London.
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FOREIGN.
RRAMcE.


LONDON, Jan. 6.-Arabi Pasha, 10 sx.
lie at Ceylon. expresses the opinion that
the loss Of the Soudsn will strengthen the
Government Of Egypt.
EGYPTIAN PRxNIERsHIP.
LONDON. Jan. G-Nubsr Pasha, the
Egyptian Minister of WARM 1878, 1t is re.
ported, has accsptsd ths Premiership of the
new Ministry, and hAs appointed Edgar
Vincent as Minister q Finance.
THE MMls1H1's LETTER,
CAIRO, Jan. 6.-The following is a text
OF the letter sent the Khsdive by the Egyp.
tian ministers who resigned. ''rhe
Queens Government has demanded the
abandonment Of the 6oudsn. We have no
right to take step since the Soudan is In
possession of the Porto and intrusled to our
charge. The Qussn's Government states
that Egypt should follow Its councils with.
out discussion. This declaration violate.
the organic rescript of August sS, 1878,
thar the Khedive govsTns with and through
his ministers. We resign because we are
prevented from governing In accordance
with the Constitution. {"
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-01-09

LITTLE R0oE, Ark, Jan. s.-The pro-
p bi'ion war ended to-day In the di'com' :
iiure Of the temperance people, who failed
y present their petition TO the county
roirt. Therefore ]. W. Patton, county
Judge, issued licenses for the ensuing yea,
o all applicants.
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NDAAs AAe4 -
cases Of Diphtheria yield
Fevered and Sick Per
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
cd by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Throat II is 4
sure cure.
ContagiOn destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
Chilblains, Piles,
Chafings. etc.
Rheumatism cured.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
It can, DO surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipolas cured.
Burns relieved instantly.
Scars prevented,
Dysente. J cured.
Wounds healed rapidly.
6curvy cured.
An Antidote for Animal
or Vegetable Poisons i,
Sdngs, etc.
! used the fluid during
our present affection with
Scarlet Fever with de.
eided advantage. II h
Indispensable TO the sick.
SOON. VIZ. p. SAsp.
solD, Eyrie. Ala.
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COllldad N Coal HIuff.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 8. The east
bound express on the I. aud St. L. col.
iide1 with freight this morning at Coal
Blum, demolishing both engines aud the
baggage car. Engineer Mike Reding Of
the express was injured.
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Fatal FslI Of : lIcal1eltl.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. ga scaffold foil
this morning IT the Como block 0u Brosd'
way. John p. Dunn, . prominent con-
tractor, was killed instantly and Henry
Hosey and Chss. KIopstsr we're 20 tsrribly
injured thss tAsy will die.