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SALT LAKE CITY. .UTAH.

rrscssc4 = General sznkinS budns.s Il
81 lls branches r1--f 81.
Dealers in ForeIEn AID Domestic Kxchanss
Careful, attention given - collections, and
Bonds aud stocks bought and SAID en con
nissioz-
Long loans made en- city real estate at Low
rates OF interest.
special attention given 70 tie selling OF
srsF End bullion, Of shich eozaITn1snEs an
solicited
advances made on ores. base pzlltoE-
Gold and silver bars shipped fox refining
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Other testimonials to the excellent
curative properties are being constantly
received. These waters can be shipped
in bottle or bulk TO any part OF the
country. JOHN BECK, Prop'r.
Box 49,. Salt Lake lr9l ~ n1--
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Fare ION any .r I'M TO Garfield or Lake
Point aud Return, 80 cents. Chlldren oe-
tween sand 10 years. p c. MS 49,.
Special rates given 20 SUNDAY Sc-''o-a
Societies. exc ~ prrrR
>. r. FENT0S, W. W. u 80,
Gen Er'i and PISS Ag't
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SALT LAKE CRY. Nov. D. 1885.
Wecan fully endorse the Hot Springs
mineral water as having no superIor.
z. q. NJ. /. DRCs DEP'T.,
Per RoB 7 CLEGHoRN,
ta iA Manager.
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Buffet and Sleeping Cars

On az through Passenger. Trains
n[ta. vnly Line from Salt Lake Cir,
49, Running SLEEPING CARS FREf
ER-for the u.s. Of Passengers lhoIdius
CU-second-elass an Emigrant Tickets
Thk ALLAN 10 IMPRESS
LEI, - osiea dsIis sa4sam-: IA.vs.-s.,,
Las si.y daily ~ al0am Direct come.
10 = made a. Pueblo and Dsnve- "a,
i)assiaL Kansss Cirr and AL points ~. =
The PACIFIC EXPRESS
arrives in sa.' Lake City from the gas. a,
IS pm, ana ,-4ves for Ogden at { IS Dr..
making connection with the Central Pscfff
Tor the West Il
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave salt Lake City as follows.
For Bingham and Alta Il 7.2S an
For Ogden att As pm
Arrive Al salt Lake City:
From Bingham aud Alta at l1ip
from Ogden q u Dan.
e. ..LFt E9s. sLc Vest "a
T 1r.<--- 5eDepot once sad Cify q.
Once .--.se hon Corner. sssl Lsf- Z
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Osn- fssx. x1c T'r
~ u. BANCROFT. ReoGys's
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Going West
eo-is44t
THE BATHING TRAIN

vii, leave Lake City Sundays ezcep'edl
for f;arfel1ia &c DO y m, returning arrANeei
S1lt lake Cisy ats.25 pm - =,
Oy SJNDAfS Leave Salt Lake CT .,s -
TO I. m , rei ming srrive AZ Salt Lake Oi's
al ) p m
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71vaie ana plunge bdfhs constantly
p en-: rooms for invslids. fitted up IN
'sst-c.sss sCNle, now ready: medicinal
vat, e constan ly ON dranght; elegant
IresSine rooms fitted up with ali The
modern conyeniences; the best OF meals
furnished at all hours With the OPEN
ing OF the season daily trains will run
from the Utah Central and ID. & K. 6.
depets. n3ie
The Hot Spring-. of salt Lake City,
are superior Ia the very best mineral
waters in the market.
-araes JIM. BKEEDicr. NJ. ID.
SAT- LAKE C1rY.dNov 28th. 1885.
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THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Salt Lake & Western
azs EA WAY.

On an after
saturday, Dec. goth. 1854.
Trrins.will run as follows.
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TTlrE
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MCCORMICK & co..
BAN x Err 8.
aAL1 LAKE CITY. UTAE, AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful Atss1slnz given 70 the Sale Of Orr
G5<aatosiag ne Hishs& Asrkst Prices
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QuANTeo WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTY,. WI
SEE nv ExAaisiNc MAP, THAT =
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sALTlAkK q wesrERN KAllwAY
SONG wea sessions. Gong i'4s'-
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KAssAs CTrN-Bauk Of Esusas city, ~
y, LouIs-stAsef ssstnss NA.socianop,.
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A lady assistant always in attend
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

and with revision Is likely 70 be success-
full Everybody was present on this first
night. The prince Of Wales and his soma
were there In q box; several ladies and
gentlemen Of title were scattered about
the house; Lady Gray and Lady Iamil-
ton were In the stalls; MIR. Bret Harte
had box. SO also had Mrs. Langtry's
mother. Mr. LRboucherc, fresh from the
announcement Of tho resignation OF the
ministers, was In the stalls with his wife,
The pretty Mrs. O'Higan was "the OBJ
served of all Observers COmyns Carr
and Mrs Carr, MIR George Lewis, the
famous lawyer; pinero, the damatist;
Rae, the successful adapter of the new
Criterion piece, "The Man With Three
wivesr; Mr.. Luke Fildcs, the artist
(painter of "The Casuals,n one
Of the prominent pictures AZ
the American Centennial exhibition;
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bancroft VI the IIaymarket
and Mr.. Hare Of the ST. James theater,
and whole theaterful OF notable people
The prince OF Wales sons evidently en-
inyed "Euemicsn very much, especially
the comedy scenes The eldest son Is
evidently frank, Ingenious young fel-
low, and his father took pleasure in
watching the boys unconstralned enjoy.
ment. Mrs. Langtry gave evidence 81
considerable Improvement since her last
app, aranue. IN the strongest scenes Of
the drama she fully justified her growing
popularity. MIR Coehlan supported her
with unmistaksble solicitude for her sue
cess He "plavrd down" that she might
obtain the fun effectuf the best scenes MIR.
Fernandez made distinct hit as a re
vengeful country curmudgeon who Is
eventually conquered by love aud kind
ness. The play is very modern edition
~ the classic story ~ "Romeo aud
Juliet" with commonplace people sud
ordinary life as the subjects, moved hy
the factor Of family feuds and youthful
love But there Is q happy ending Tor all
except poor peasant girl, who Is muir
dered by a deaf aud dumb idiot The
lunadc is played by pateman; but deaf
aud dumb meu In plays are nuisances,
aud should be abolished For my own
part, | even hate "The Dumb Man of
Manchester When | was a boy used
10 like Nine, Celeste in "The French
Spy" but the dumb person Ia this case
was lady, and she dancei divinely.
JosHrn uATToN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15


The following is a list Of ladies' who are
on the different committees to solicit for
the Martha Washington tea party 90
occur the night OF tho 22d of Februaryi
Head committee; Mesdames McNeal,
j I. Jennings, E, NJ MITCHELL o. W.
Keller, a, w CLANCY,
First ward committee: Mesdames Il
NJ Turner, g. Il Sprinkle, McNeal, +. NJ
willing, J G. Scott.
Second ward; Mesdames Il. I. Dodd,
G, b. Loving, b. b Walker, q, IL, Want
A w. Clancy.
Third ward: Mcsdames Il r. Hard
Tom Word, j, T. Jennings, q w. Keelei
Fourth ward Mescames h, NJ
Mitchell, W Boaz, o. s. Kennedy, 0. G
Miller.
We appointed this committee withou
consulting some OF the ladies but takinl
for granted they were willing TO wors 1t
a worthy cause, We desire you will com
mence soliciting next Monday aud con
tlnue through the week until every fam
lily in the different wards Is visited. w,
do not ssk large donations but hope every
one win be wiling to give something
The ladies Of different wards Will pleas,
report at the next regular meeting mex
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock at tn,
Fourth Street NJ Il. church.
MRS Lou THoRP, Secretary
Fort Worm, Feb ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
MINERAL WELLS.
ffospering Pcopie-rho Herald Has Come
20 stay Ready 10 Entertain.
Sppclal 10 thc t4sretan

Prcspering Pcopie-rho ucraid Has Come
10 stay-fkendy 10 Entertain.
special TO the Gazette
MiNERAL WELLS, THx., Feb. l4.--Our
town is on substantial boom. and i'm.
proyemenis Of more substantial nature
are gong MP on all sides. The public
free-school house, which Is built of M.
tive stone, Is one OF the best build hus of
The Kind In the state, II viii be ready
Tor OCCUPANCY by the LIST OF March, when
Messrs, Hendry aud Odom, two expe.
rienced teachers, VIII take charge Of the
school, and we predict for them one uf
the best schools In North Texas. The
Messrs. Howard are putting up an add.
ton To their already commodlons store.
house, and Or. Raines is building him a
neat residence, aud other buildings that
are IN course OF erection give the town
the appearance Of Thrift aud enterprise.
The first issue OF the Mineral Wells
Herald made its appearance yesterday.
IL Is n neat newspaper Of seven columns,
and is by far the best paper In the county,
there being three others Messrs. Clio.
son s Mouose are at the helm, and now
Mineral Wells can boast of paper that
will stay here, aud one we an feel proud
OF aud propose TO maintain by giving
them a liberal patronage, as will be seen
by their first issue, They give rnE GA.
gErrs a very complimentary notice, aud
I'm II raid, like every one else IN this
country, think TnE GAZETTE the best
paper In the state. They have holsttd
the name OF the Hon John II Reagan as
their tavorite for governor at our next
election We all with one accord say LIT
every man VIVA has fuu,,f,fi an that la,p
making land board, with the exception OF
Uncle Lubbock, be sholvcd for all time 20
come
Extensive preparatice& are being made
10 entcrtain the numerous visitors that
are expected this summer, aud all tho 4
who may come Ia the wells this summer
viii meetwith hearty welcome and re.
oeive the best OF care and attention.
There are a few cases OF pneumonia Az
the county, but no deaths TO record Sc
far.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

In pursuance OF an order OF the com.
mlssioners' court Of Tarrant county.
Texas, made at its February term, 1856
thereof, /, the undersigned, clerk OF said
court, hereby give notice that sealed pro-
posals VIII he received by said court
until March 6, 1886, for the erection Of
an iron bridge across Big Fossil creek,
about nine miles east-north OF FOrl
Worth, and about one mile south OF
Wantanga, on the Missouri Pacific rail-
road. The court reserves the right 10
reject any aud all bids.
This February 10, 1886.
joins Il. SwAYNE.
County Clerk, Tarmnt County, Texas
BY J. II Prosser, deputy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
TEMPLE.
Glet Fever Scare Railroad TallS-To
Establish "a Mission.

hlet Fever scare-Railroad Tallt-TO
N Establish "a Mission.
fisl 10 the Gazette.
1{KaPLE, TEX, Feb. l4.-Almost
DC was caused here some days ago by
+ appearance of scarlet fever in two
h lies IN the northern part of the city
se cases were isolated and every pre-
ton was taken to prevent the spread
&he disease. The public schools were
8pnded. As the fever did not extend
{pthers, and those who had 1t being re-
#rred, the schools will open again to-
brow.
delegation from Salado was here a
a OF two ago to confer with our people
= The subject of railroad connection be-
Ieen that place and this. The visit
Quilted In n big interest on the part OF
y people, and a mass-meeting has be, N
4led, 10 be held at the opera house here
fnofrow night, which will be attended
delegations from Salado, Florence and
Far places interested, and the object of
Rrh Is to formulate some programme
NJ which the people along the proposed
81 may unite TO secure the early con-
#uctlon OF the road from Temple
p Siladc toward the southwest, Such
&nad will open up fine country and
Faie tine connections at Temple with
'Psos leading In all directions.
&ihe Wizard oil people have company
advertising musicians here, and they
o2en-air free concerts at morning
night OF each day and attract won
fnully. Hundreds of people congregate
EOand them aud listen to their music
Ern Is well rendered. They will give d
Icert at the opera-house to-merro,,
tmple
ile recent movement northward OF
nc nrants, tramps and other migra
III birds, leads the observing and
fONlng ones TO conclude that we are tc
INV an early spring, although Easter
'upay the intallible spring sign OF
t,asr days, will come late
" nave II number of candidates fol-
6.yOf 10 the field, and others Matching
ana the contest for that high and
5auye place will be warm enough and
s@u interest, especially TO the can
saMsr Lennartz and others, mission
' sss Oh the Catholic church, are here
KIM. AWE OUT location for a seminary al
IMn Priests win be educated and or
'ueu' such an institution would be q
y valuable acquisition, because IL
a'ec.lou with II will be male col
eei where Catholics and Protestants
= San De educated, and for thorough
ks 4 saele are none like the Catholics
ueslthiulness and railroad connec
n lnsttntIan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
Charged with Emhesrlrm.nt.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Feb, li.--John d.
Mannix, well-known lawyer and until
recently assignee Of the estate of the late
Archbishop Purcell, deceased, was ar
rested yesterday on warrants sworn out
by Peter Dryer, a creditor Of the arch-
bishop, In which charges are made of
embezzling S850,000 Of the estate and
perjury in making false statements In the
probate court In connection with his re-
ports. Mr.. Mannix was taken before a
magistrate, who requested bail in the
sum OF $4,000, and this not being fur
nished the prisoner was lodged In the
county jail. Sometime ago an exanina-
ton into ManniX' management Of affairs
81 the archbishop's estate revealed the
fact that a large sum had been lost In the
purchase OF stock which afterwards de-
preciated in prce. Mannix was removed
from his position by the probate court at
the conclusion OF this examination. His
hearing Is set for next Wednesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
Canine Rertaurnnt.

Board only s4.5o per week. Regular
meals 20 cents Eat-as-you-please tickets
AZ urual--Sl discount. No better meal
10 ne had any where st double the price.
This is also tirzt-clAss order-house. and
al orders will hereafter be under Mr.
Dsnia's personal inspection before being
served. Opposite the postofilce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
Mnlarin n a Mean rh,Dg.

Malaria has no color Malaria has no
odor. Malaria makes no noise. Malaria
is very sly in It's way Of coming II cap
lures us before we can resist II attacks
bad blood, weak lungs, torpid llycrs and
dysp ptc stnmachs. But Browns Irou
Biters can drive 1t out and expel the ugly
fver It brings. Mr. s. Il. Mcdonald,
New Haven, Conn, SAYS; 81 suffered
for six years from the effects OF malaria
Browns Iron Bitters cured me com.
pletely,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
Bloodeh stock.

Jersey bulls for sale. One solid, dark
red, three years old, one one year-Old
solid dark-red, all black points, thorough
bred, July acclimated Oldes, one been
here two years, Others calyed here.
Write to J. B. DoSoBo. I,
Clarksyllle, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

Have used Tongaline extensively In
neuralgia aud rheumatism. Find IL y
safe, easy aud efficient remedy. In ali
cases % neuralgia or rheumatic pains IL
seems TO be u specific. e. W. prindle,
NJ. d., Grdud Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
wonderfulCures

,' I'D, Hoyt & Co., wholesale and retail
~ '',,, Of Rome. Ca, say; We have
fIss,s s'sli'ng Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
EN- y nitters and Bucklen's Arnica
'srsa, ol Two years. Have never handled
|nIvs res mat sell as we'll, or give such
~ ' satisfaction. There have been
|D,s ss wonderful cures effected by these
k naomss 10 this city. Several cases OF
I'M sucea Consumption have been en-
klrs,'s s s oy use of a few bottles OF DR..
IDn ~. new Discovery, taken In connec-
IA ma Electric Bitters. We guaran-
.lns a p always. Sold by IL. W. VIII
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

The Merchant dealing IN Guinn's Pioneer
Blcod Remover ic hereby authorized TO refund
the money RI docs no, euro the disease tor
which It is recommended and whom taken se
cording to directions,
Cures Rheumatlsm, Merouriai Poison,
scrotulus Affections, GlanduIar sweli-
ines, Skin Diseases, Sores OF all Kinds.
Blood Poison, Female Complaints. Etc.
Il. Quinn nrs, manufactured aud sold his
Medicine from Perry, Ca. In an humble way,
using an ordinary Iron pot for boiling, The
business was run under the name OF swift \
Quinn, Perry, Ca, with the caution printed on
each label "Nonc genuine without the writ
ten signature OF Il. Quinn" aud tho medicine
was sold a, $500 per bottle
This 90 partnership was dissolved by Mr.
o. II, Swift retiring and Mr., r. Quinn contin
ming the manufacture OF this Celebrated vcgc
table Blood Remover from southern forests Mp
to the present time. nO has now sold his right
therein to the Macon Medicine Company,
Eseny on Blood and SKIN nisoascs mailed
free MAUoN MEDICINE COMPANY,
Macon, ca.
Price per bottloi small size, sLtO; large siap.
yl.IA For rale nv an drngglats, whoesalo hy
II W WILLIAMS \ co. Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

RUNNING OF TRAINS
,N daily runs between FL 'aso ano
V ~ daily runs between Fort Worth au6
rs daily runs between Fou Worn
|nllas
Ns daily, except Sunday, runs between
|tsdo and Fort Worth.
sol daily runs between st. Louis and L
ss daily runs between New Orleans auo
! 81 daily runs between Dallas and For
IN.
nidaIIy, except Sunday, runs between
Werth and Colorado.
Il Isl, lh., 1873 ana 1854 run solid traint
srh from San Antonio to ST Louis
\. ls8 and 1914 run via Dallas.
u and ! between Fort Worth, Houston
Galveston O ID. LUsR,
linton Ticket Agent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

c&tefmtu. lie was q hthunUN Laiprfal, ~
remains VIII be sent 10 SaatiaTo to-ncr-
row for lnierment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN tho postonce at Fort Worth, Tcx,,
Monday, Feb Is, 1850 10 obtain any OF these
letters, the applicant must call tor nuvcrtisod
letters" and give the date OF this list
III a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

- : li Bros, ut their old stand, pro-
)a AZ ooArd horses in first-class style
''''0v per month. Try us.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

LoUIsyIILe. KY., Fen. i7,--Mr. Wat
terson's eoAditl0n Is much improved. lie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

Standard grauulated sugar, IS pounds
Tor 81 at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-21

stabbed to the heart, which caused
her to disappear from the scene
with sudden cry that was inexpli-
cable save to myself only.
In the meantime, and without
further explanation, caused CASTOR
to be firmly bound by some Of the
servants, and carried, while still in
sensible, to one of the outbuildings
of the mansion, where watch was
set over him while, taking Frederick
aside, related to him all that had
just occurred in the grotto, and what
narrow escape Miss Il, had
of her life. l thought the poor fell
low would have fallen to the ground
as | recounted the particulars to him
of the fearful scene. But, as / was
desirous that a knowledge of them
should be communicated to no 9TH
er person for the present, it was
agreed that we should present Cas-
ton in the light of robber only,
whose career had been arrested sum-
marily.
Next morning it was discovered
that the blow received by the inten-
ded assassin, although not mortal,
had not only effectually destroyed
his memory but left him harmless
simpleton for the rest of his life.
And, by four o'clock in the evening
we learned that the beautiful Clara
and her gentle aunt had sailed for
Europe. In due time Florence was
made aware of all the circumstances
Of the case, when, as may be sup
posed, we became fast friends. Even
long after her marriage with Freder-
lex, we persisted in keeping the true
particulars of the secret to ourselves.
There were reasons for this which
need not be explained here. How
ever, as recently L have had the full
est assurance that Clara, which is OF
course, a fictious name, was lost with
her amiable relative on the Seine,
and as l am aware that CASTOR is
the inmate ofan asylum for the in
sane, where he must spend the re-
mainder of his days, the disclosure
can affect neither, while it may per-
chance serve some good purpose.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-21

l was willing to do anything so as
not to be burden. But that wasn't
it. l found they were ashamed Of
my bent old body and my withered
face-ashamed Of my rough, wrin-
kled hands-made so toiling for
them
The tears came thick and fast
now. The strangers hand rested
caressingly on the gray head
"At last they told me must live
at boarding house and they'd keep
me there. ! couldn't say anything
back. My heart was too full Of pain.
wrote to John what they were go
ing to do. He wrote right back, a
long, kind letter for me to come
right to him. 1 always had a home
while he had a roof, he said. To
come right there and stay as long as
l lived. That his mother should
never go out to strangers. So I'm
going to John. He's got only his
rough hands and his great warm
heart-but there's room for his old
mother-God bless-him-"
The stranger brushed a tear from
her fair check and awaited the con-
clusion.
"Some day when l am gone where
I'll never trouble them again Mary
and Martha will think Of it all
Some day when the hands that toll
ed for them are folded and still ;
when the eyes that watched over
them through many a weary night
are closed forever; when the little
old body, bent with the burdens it
bore for them, is put away where it
never can shame them"
The agent drew his hand quickly
before his eyes, and went out, as if
to look for the train. The stran-
gers jeweled fingers stroked the
gray locks while the tears Of sorrow
and the tears of sympathy fell to-
gether. The weary heart was unbur-
dened. Soothed by a touch of sym
pathy the troubled soul yielded to
the longing for rest, and she fell
asleep.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-21
ARTISTIC HAIR WORK.

ade Switches
Dolls heads dressed with
mn36y A. S. ROI1O, 7o9 King st., Wilmington Del