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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

Married, at the residence of Governor
Wells THOMPSON, at Columbus, Texas,
February 10, 1884, Mr.. James A. Litchield
to Miss. Wells Lewis. The groom is a
young man OF rare promise and has many
friends in this city 10 rejoice With him 10
his good fortune. Tha bride is the adopted
daughter of ex Lieutenant Governor Wells
Thorn pson, SO we'll and favorably known
throughout Texas, and who performed the
duties OF lieutenant governor during the ad-
ministration of Governor Hubbard. May
prosperity and happiness wait on the
welded pair always.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

DALLAS, Feb. 10 -[EpirSR HERALD las
a spec!men Of diAbtIol ! lot against the
limbs and lives OF nocturnal pedeg'Eians tue
sidewalk on Erysy, between Main rnd En-
streets, can safely challenge tue municipal
world. 10 10 aA full OF snares Tor the uhWsgy
is en- EoFlIsh preserve Tor pc cheers, 3 cor
yentlon OF needy surgeons could no. haye
devised n more Ingenious dsvico Tor jobs
than that execrabls gAugwgy 10 mayhem
AID must this disgusting evidence OF alder.
manic incompeteney continue untl next
election, or Will the people rise III their
wrath and tear up the Infamous eontElv'
ance? Shame! shame! upon those whose
sworn duty Il II to pIOtsc. instead OF en-
CITIZEN
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WEDDING BELLS,

Tho WaTrsnsburg Journpl-Democrat con-
talns column and q halt account OF the
Wedding ceremonies that occurred In that
city on the 18th iust. The hlsn-oontraoling
partles being Mr.. Alexander Onckrtll OF
this city and Miss EIlle II. Patterson.
The bride, the daughter OF De. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Patterson. 10 described as one Of the
loyeliest OF young lades. For her bridal
dress she wore brooaded pink satin vest
handsome vel, orange nog.rs, diamond
jewtlry and family monogram
brac, lets. After the ceremony
a sum tuous entertainment was had A. the
stately and eommodious home OF the
parents. Ga the next morning they took
the train for Sc. Louis 10 go on a tour TO
New Orleans, thence via Galveston 70 this
city, their tnture home. Tue HERALD
echoes the sentiments 30 eloquenily extern
ded by the Democrat for their future pros.
perity, health and hsnninssa.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
ola Time Card Players.

In the early history OF Lafayette card
playing was more than nn nmusemeht-wlth
| a good many IL was business. The founder
OF Lafayette. "0id" Digby, was for many
years the most noted card player on the Wa
hash. There are maSy. anecdotes OF him
that have been handed down and are worth
preserving. II the old settlers are 10 he he.
lieyed "old Dig" aud the lsts Judge Petit
had many a lively tuesle az the ca table.
| Ga one occasion the two sat down early in
the forenoon at their iavorite game OF "old
sledge," IS a game. Abou. 4 o'clock In the
afternoon. when Petit was about $40 win.
ner, he announced to Digby that he must
what are you going to quit for' inquired
Digby. -, =,
Twapt to 20 and take care Of my horse"
replied Petit.
10 those days every lawyer kept horse
TO ride the circuit.
can 60 without my dinner, the judge
continued, but I'm not going to abuse my
horse lust to accomodate you ut this game.
Petit retired with Digby's $40 In bis
pocket. The next morning bright aud carly
they were at 1t again. Digby bad big
e,reak OF luck, and before ~ o'clock had
bagged $l20 OF Pettlt's money. Raking
| from the tanle the last $40 put up, he an
nounced TO Petit that his was going o quit.
What are you going TO quit foIrGq iuired
Petit.
Why. / must 60 and feed my horse, John.
Why - you, replied Petit. YOU
haven't got any morse!
We'll John, ii haven't got any h
l-siapping his breeches pocket-I'vo
the money 10 bug. one.
Toe game was closed.
DIgby. who was bachelor, had small,
ons story frame house nut mp on Main street
| close to where the canal now IL, as TN Office
aud sleeping apartment. After 1t was I'm
ished, but the plastering not sufficiently
dry to be occupied, Digby and Petit sat
down to play their favorite game OF old
sledge. Digby's money was soon exhausted
aud Petit de clared the game closed. Digby
proposed one more game, stalking his new
house against certain sum OF money.
The game was played and Petit was tue
winner. The next morning he made bar.
gain with a house-movsr to remove the
house to lot be owned on the south side oil
Main street, little east Of the public
square, The wooden wheels were put un'
der, and In the afternoon 1t was started up
Main street with long team OF oxen before
II, and ct dark had just reached the public
square. Tnst night Digby and Petit had
another game. and in the morning there
was O adjustment OF the wheels and the
house was started on its return toward the
river. It reached its proper place in the
street and was left to be put back Units old
position on the morrow. But the next
morning It was started up town again. The
next day It took the other direction, and by
this time the whole town GENE to under
stand it. Finally 1t remained 10 the public
square over Sunday, and on Monday con.
wheeled into Pettit's lot. He soon moved
his books into it, and for many years occu.
pied it Gs law ofhce.-T Lafayette (Ind.,)
| Times,
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A Disastrous Wreck.

CosHocToN, O., Feb. ia most disas.
trous wreck occurred this morn.
ing at Trenton, few miles
rom here on tho Pan Handle, whereby
three tramps were killed outright and one
so seriously injured that it is thought
he will die. The engineer, conductor and
two brakemen were badly injured, while
two engines and two freight cars we're
almost demolished. The scene OF the mis-
which the first section of the freight
was running at q high rate of speed.
At the foot OF the hill is O
little station and side tracks. Some dev-
lis in human shape had moved the switch.
rail without disturbing the signal light
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

The habits of the ballet girls is never
ending subject of speculation to the people
before the foot-lights. As a pretty Cir
with pretty figure sweeps across the Stage
on the tip of her toes, every motion tull o.
grace, one terls strong curiosity 10 know
who she is, and where she came from, and
all about her. The training OF the girls has
been written about SO mucn tnaS IL s ha.
become almost Us common as that FIRST
subject OF the fresh young repor.
ter's vigorous pen, "the opium habit"
But interest still clings about the habits OIL
the girls and their origin. A CUurier-Jo our
nal reporter had long and interesting Talk
with Mr.. Frank Carlos Griffith. business
manager of .Jalma," last night, and
learned some curious things about ballet
dangers. -, :. -.
rule" said Mr.. Griffith, ''much better ma
tured than singers. Most OF them are ltal-
ians: some are Eaglish. Occasionally you
find them married, but they always leave
their b husbands in the old country. They
are paid from $50 to $3.50 week and tneii
travelling expenses. Their morality - about
as good as that of most women on the stage
no: any better and not any worse. You
will find good and bad women among
them"
local dancers7"
"Not great deal. 1t depends, though
upon where we 60. In the south 1t Is harder
to get women Co 60 upon the stage than It
is in the north and east. We always ad'
yertise for twice as many women as we
wsnt very frequently weli-connectfd
girls, who have limbs and forms OF w,icn
they are proud, come to US, and ale v ling
to 60 on the stage for nothing. 1t 10 a
FREQUENT occurrence to have parents coming
to us to search for their daughters:
Sometimes they write letters and
send -. photographs. These girls go
in under assumed names, which
makes it all the more difficult to detect
them. When we have variety OF girls 70
choose from we make them exhibit their
limbs. upper and lower. Some of them
object to this most seriously, and 1t 10 only
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
Tn. western Distillers.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The. Western Export
REIN bursting such distillers as have
accumulated product in providing for
cattle attached to the distilleries.
The pool allows run to the extent only oil
80 per cent. of their capacity, but more Ia
required to care for cattle. The surplussge
was adjusted. Distillers in and around
Cincinnati have not been able
that time amounts to 10000 bushels of
grain. 1t was agreed that they be paid $780,.
Goo therefor. An additional $50, 900 was set
aside to tske care OF the surplusage.
The price of high wines was advanced
from $1.14 to $1.15, Cincinnati basis. An
other nd w ance will probably be made in q
short time.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
MILIrAnY kNrInrAlNnIrNr.


The Qasen City Guards, Capital Frank
WhsAI, gave a reception lsEt night 10 the
Clehurne Light Guards, which 10 TsinTa
compliment batHeen the e0mpanlss.
At the aTmory hall uHtil after midnight d
dsnos was indslged In. At the proper mo-
ment sword prsssnlA ion Was made 10 the
ex.espteln. George FELTON,, 10 whom
bis own comrades arc much
attached. Tho address was delivered
by Captain Fsant Wheat, OF the Queen
CITY Guards, The sword 10 a beau
tlful piece OF workmanship, with blade as
pure, az bright, rs untsrnishsd NJ the
honor OF a soldier should be,
The names Of tina Ligit Guards vltltors
nrs as follows: Captain II. i, Smith, Coca
Wllliams, list lieutenant, U. Cleveland 2nd
lieutenant, q. u; Nell, . o, Tsmplston'
ell, Mile Lewis, q. w, G..lnoat. l., d.
Meuoy, Warren Locksit, D w. Hodgens.
A. @. Hall, w. +. Roock, II p. slmonds.
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sse--
nIIIIAHD MATCH,

The prospects arc that during the cattle
men's Convention q billiard match between
George Stone, OF this city, aud Frank Masl
ola, professional mapipulitoru OF the ivo
RES, will take place. There 10 considerable
excitement among the sporting fraternity
uuue.ru,us the proposed match. Mngiols
is supposed TO be In New o. leans at pres
INT. arranging for match IN that CITY
terday morning Tor Fort Worth, TO make
the wager between Stone and Morris Elem.
ins of that city, good for a gsne Of 51
points, French carom, for $500 eide, 10 be
nlayed In that citv.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
&mILlrARY ANNIyERsARY BALL.

The HERALD acl; .owlsdges tho receipt OF
On Invitation 10 attend the 9th anniversary
ball Of the Lamar Rides, February 22nd,
az Y. NJ. II. A. hall, given in Celebration OF
tho birthday OF George Washineton. the
father OF his country, ard OF Ratchet nnd
cherry tree notorie,y. The following are
tha Committees:
COMMITTEES on invisa,ion--Ceptain ]. w.
Overland, Lieutenant G. L. Cornwall, j. G.
Turner, Geo. Williams.
Rejection comm ttae-Csptlin j. W.
Overland, Colonel Il q. Bower, D. a. Wilt
lame, Colonel J. d. Stone, Lieutenant L.
L. Cornwall EsIl StaTke.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
LOST HIS FREIGHT.

Mr.. Abraham Cornelius, OF Cedar Hill, i
an honest farmer, aud uever once dream
ing OF such thing Us dishonesty. .uspos
tied his cargo of freight, consisting OF pair
OF boots, suit of clothes, an overcoat and
twelve pounds OF fish on the sidewalk II
front of the Board of Trade saloon, while
he walked in TO ascertain how the ther-
mometer stood. When he returned he
found his WORLDLY goods non est, and be
wsxed warm. Woe be unto the thief II
Mr.. Cornelius catches him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
HOOP THEM UP.

The edict of the city counc enforcing the
building of sidewalks and sef.supportipg
awnings in the business center. has caused
a marEed change, yet the good work is not
being prosecuted With that vtgor that
should charact .rize it, 1t is good MS far IS
1t has gone, but TO the stranger the side
walss especially are disgusting in the ex-
treme as they now ex's'.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
STREET PAVING.

Now that the city council and the
property owners as well are alive TO the ne
cessity Of paving the streets It. would DO
well before going any further in the matter
for tho council to delegate tina mayor nnd
an experienced engineer to visit New Or
leans and inspect the various pavements oil
the Crescent City which have been In ex-
is,ence 10! 20 many years, in order 10 40
terlnipe wh.ch il the best to be adopted.
This city has the cobblestone, the Belgian
granite block. the wo ,den, the plank roads
and esphaltum pavemsnts, which have
been there for years. 1t Is we'll 70 look
hefora laa piDg.
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WARNING TO Bill POSTERS.

All persons are hereby warned not to post
any bills or posters, With tacEs, on any te'a-
phone pole ia this G ty. Any one detected
doing 30 wi i positively be prosecuted t3the
fullest extent of The law. Several OF line
men have had their hands badly lacereted
from the above cause; some of them having
suffered seriously from it, by being render
ed unabls to work. O. A. READ,
Manager Dali, IS Trlephone Eschange.
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A NIADIMOUTH TOOTH.

While excavating along the banks of Dali
las Branch IN the southern euourbs Of the
city yesterday, Mr.. G. r. Sanderson came
acros, a tooth of mastodon at depth Ct
some thirty feet below the earth's surface.
The tooth, which was remarkably we'll pre-
served, was filed with substance which
resemblsd gold though there is no record
Of msstodon dentists "in those days." II
ia two inches long and On inch in width.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

CITY assessor and cfl ector J. O. Bogse
and county collector B-ve,lv Scott. have
received instructions from B. M Baker, tho
secretary of the tt,ts bard o. education, tn
take the scholastic censu. for the year, in
accordance with an act of the extra sessioG
OF the legislature. extending the scholastic
age two Years, including pupils from to "
years inste ad of 8 to IA years as heretofore.
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HABEAs CORPUS.

James Johnson, oolored, a waiter at the
Crutchfield House, who was arrested and
lodged in the county Jail on charge OF
picking up and pocketiDg the pocketbook
dropped by a dsvotee OF 3 achus, who was
a guest OF the house, had hearing before
Judge Burke of the county court yesterday
leased upon his own recognizance. The
prisoner was represented by Mr. W. T.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
AT THEIR OLD GAME.

1t is sumner, bat nevertheless stuo-
horn fact. that the dvspepiic republicans
having allied 10 ous, Postna tar Garrison,
are Tying TO put Mrs. McCormick. the
postmi:tress of Castor, oat There Is no
;nstice. resson or esnse in the move. but
then tho turbulent element must be doing
aomcLhine,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
A WORK OF ART,

There is on exhibition at the store OF
Will A. Watkin & Co, In the HERALD
building, fine specimen Of portrait paint
ing done by Mr.. Fred G. Walker Of Louis
vile, Kentucky. It's portrait of Mr..
Will A. Watkin, and is flne likeness. and
to even those who kno1 nothing of portrait
painting it strikes them as being fine
piece of work. Mr.. Walker has his studio
In Louisville, Kentucky and ranks high as
a portrait painter. He invites critical in.
spection of this work and will be pleased
to receive orders for portraits. His charges
are reasonable and will be made known by
applying to Messrs. Will A. Watkin q Go.
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ATTACHED WITH ESS ES.

Sheriff Smit.. l.fs Yesterday morniDg fol-
Wsxahachie with eght attached witnesses
in tow to testify in 10 case Of the State Vs.
Nolan, charged With bursl ,rizing = safe at
Ferris about one year afo; MOAN yea
] ack Duncan.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
CHANGE OF FIRM.

Mr. Chas, l.. Dexter has been admitted
as n mariner in our business. The new
Arm uame Is Ferguson, Dexter d Co.
Fire, accident. life, marine, pa'e-gass
guarantee. and tornado policies issued at
"a low rates as any other frst-c'ass com.
pauies, which are the only kind represented
bu DsxrsR & FEkGUsSoN.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

Yesterday m forming City Marshal Arnold
received note from Lizzie Hsudls. the
proprietress of bawdy house on JACKSON
!, raet shiloh stated that she desired to see
h I'M at once on important business. The
official reported promptly. and was IN
formed that . young gil who gave her
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

It ia reported that Mr.. Joseph Hart, o
I, ,redo. will tnts next we X begin the pup
Ii alton Of a weetlv paper to De called the
"Texss World" He proposes making II an
in de pendent journrl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

Alum is used 10 many baking powders as
8 cheap substitute for fruit acid. All such
powders are dangerous, for it requires no
considerable amount of alum to disorder
digestion and ruin health. Ammonia is
sometimes used to enliven the powder. To
escape sll Of these Objectionable drugs, use
ONLY DR., Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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RECOVERED.

Civ Marshal Arnold rer eived notice yes
terdsy that the horse OF DR.. Ray b. SCOTT.
which was stolen Last Friday DlRht, mao
been recovered at Denton auo tnae the tniei
escaped arrett.
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CITY COURT.

Citv vs.. B. H sullivan, II. W. Roberts
and John johnson, into1icationi hned %
and costs. ~.
CITY VS.. Neck Williams, keeping dis
orderly mouse: col timed.
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A nasal mi. ctor free with each bottle oil
Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price 30 cent?.
Sold by JEFF NJ. House
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All Papers Discontinued at tho Expiration
of the Time Paid Tor.

Leok at the printed label on your paper The
date Their on shOws when the subscription eA'
pirs Fl'wRr IN mOneT Ia ample tdna foF
renewal, - "A do Ire unbEossn ules gs We can
no, always furnish bseS pumhers,
subs rIbfr ceslElng the address OF their paper
chGnged vii pl'sse safe n their conlalnlea'
lion hn,h he "a md new address
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

Eruptions, sores, pimples. rheumatism
re but indicators of impure blood. Ack-
ar's Blood Elixir is the temedy. Sold by
w. 81. Patterson & %.
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No longer question Of opinion; We guar.
artaa everv box of Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
let's. Price % and SO cents. Sold by W. h,
Patterson & Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

Shiloh's Vitaizer ID what you need for
Consumption, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness.
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and rs cents per bottle. Bold by JEFF NJ.
HOuse.
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The Rev. Geo. a. Thayer, Of Bourbon
Ind, says: "Both myselfsnd wife owe oul
lives to Shiloh's Consumption cure. Sold
by JEFF M. House. Dallas Texas.
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Group, Whooping Cough. and even Asth-
ma imm ediately relieved by Acker's En-
glish Remedy. Sold ~ W. II. Patterson
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An Italian HnlsnAs.

Hss Fssscpoo, f.s 10 p. peiaecs and
A. Nsdlni, Itsi ,ns W fe.pseisbls ehoums
sisnees qnsffelled HstufdsY over IN
snoui due b. iha. later 10 the iefmsr
lWles. D.lneca dlsh le.iaY
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6hiloh'e Cough aid Consumption cure u
sold by us on O. guarantee: II cures con-
sumption. Sold By JET NJ. House.
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RoAnLAw.

The county cpnmtsioner's court was IN
business pertaining TO roads, road over
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Everybody VINO nequents the Fort knows
Gentleman Gust Rintleman and where
be can be found-behind the bar OF the
Local Option. near depot. Unexception&-
bic LIQUOR and courteous attendance.
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Free % Postage 10 all FAFt. Of DIE unlted
states aud Canada.

Remit BY dIAt on Dallas postohee mohof or
der or regliieFet letter Nsent Otherwise, We
will NO. b RESPONSIBLE for miss.trasea, Adj
dra,S iME HERALD, Dallas, Texas
Sneelmsn eAplea sanl nee on AppleallOA.
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For dyspepsia ana liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Bhiloh'e Vitaliser. It never fails to cure
Bold By JEFF N. House, druggist, Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

Charles Noughtop, Esq, laws or. % Stale
sire Bo.ton, reports a case OF Sat Rheum un-
DER his observation for ten years. " hich cover
ed the PATIENTS ,dy and limbs, and 10 which
all known methods % trea mrnt had been ap-
piled without henthL which was completely
cured solely ny the uut.oura Remedies. leaving
r clsan and he.lthy IL n,
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Everett stebbins, Belcher-
town, Mass, writ: uur little boy was terribly
afilded with scrofula, Salt Rheum aud Ery.ip'
elias ever nee he VS. born aud nothing we
could rlya him helped him until we tried Cuti'
enra Rem,d 60. which gradually cured him. un'
al ia IA pnN f.i any child
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She said "Don't, but II you must, chez
Spring. That's The best"
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Scott's Electric
Tooth brushes for sale by Murdoch &
| Bald win, $40 Main street.
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Mr., Edwin M. Trafton, North George:
town, Mass, says: my blood received
great benefit from the use of Browns Iron
Rittsrs "
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Cutiours aesoisont, the new Hood Purifier.
Diurelle aud Aperient ekpes disease germs from
tneBl Hood IN. rvnp'Faii' n and thus removes NE
cause. cntigurs. ths great ssin Ours. Instantly
allays Itching and Inflammation. clears tho
skin and Scalp. heah Ulcers and Sores. ro-
slores the comp sxion. inlleuia SOAP, su ex-
Indispensable in treating skin disease. AID for
rough, ehapp Il or greasy skn, aekheads,
bloiehek aad hay humOrs Cuicura X NEEDLES
heauti rs
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THE wREKLY,

Comp risirg o. No pages 81 lng.sN ca,lmn.
istrr largest aut rhaA leat Newspaper tn We
e.sie, and isn9N Offered a. hs following se-
dueed rates.
One Cory, One Year. 81 90
From aarch 4 To- November 10, 1881 10
IAN.RIAnLY Ia AnFAacG.
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CuTlcuRA.

RIO CLEANSE THR Skin. Scalp and Hood 4
i Itehing, SaAlS, Plmply, clppFWd tolored
setOinlous, Inherited aud Contagious linmofs.
Hood Pui,ons. Ulcers. Abcesses. und lnfantile
Stin fortunes. TIE CuflouhA kssEpies are in'
falllbe,
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IL. Il. Carpenter, Henderson. N. Y, cured
Of Psoriasis or Lsprusy, u Twenty years' stand
mi cure on 70 ord. A dustpan full OF s,a'es
fell from him daily Physicians and HIS fr ends
Thought he must die. Cnre sworn To before
justice OF t,epeace and Hendeison's most prom
inent citizens.
Mr.. 3. b. wh,ppie, Decatur, Mich writes
that her face. head, and s,me parts OF her body
were almos, raw Had covered with scabs
and sores Suffered fearfuly and tiled every.
thing Permanently cured by tho Cuticufs
REM dies fiom Skin Humor.
Sold by all druggist. Cutlcnra, 10 csnts Ke;
solvent q Soap, Is cents POTTER DRUG
and CHEMIC IL CO., Boston. asa.
Send for slow to Cure Skin Diseases.