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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03

NKw ORLEANS, La, Feb. 2.--lhe steam
drumhead az renn's press blew ont 10.
day, followed by a stream of hot water
and escaping steam. Pat Bowen, en-
gineer: Chas. Solen, Jr.. Peter Dean,
Henry Dean, knest Smith, truckers who
were around the boiler, received the fnii
stream Of boiling water 10 their faces.
The wounded man were sent 70 the hos
pital. The men we're all badly scaldcd
abou; the face and hands. Henry Dean,
aged seventeen, is believed % be fatally
injured.
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Longview court Items.
speelal o lno easetLc.

Li.oN6NlEw, TEX, Feb. 2.-In the cir.
AN a,,s. court Yesterday j. +. Donovan, alias
s oasssi, was sentenced to two years for
,,.i.1g =. II. Douglass by selling a
rJs..ion Us brakeman on the international
railway for $40 per month. ''0"''
~ noIug Jimmie Young, boy who has
~, I'm pelore the courts often within the
. a,Ss .nree years, was brought in, pleaded
SHY my anu was sentenced TO two wears.
eou,VoO damage case OF Mrs. Bar-
bina msu'ne against the Galveston, Sa.
M n IN = %. louis Railway company came
~, w .nis morning, and Immediately cues
s r0a arose as to which board OF directors
s ruu oucers elected at the last annual
nee'ins OF the stockholders Of that com.
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THE FIELD OF HONOR.
Voting Man Meets the rraduoer OF M,
sister and inil,ots Three wounds.
Special 70 the Gazette.

- lung wan Meets the IraduCfr of tIi,
sister and inil,cls Three wounds.
Special 70 the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Feb. IA duel
took place in the tuh1lbs OF plaquemine'
~ THIS state, this morning between VII.
liam Smith and Ben Ansclni, two very
promucnt young men in paouemine
society, both of excellent families, in
Which thc former was seriously wounded.
TIE difficulty arose out Of the brcakina
ca ~ the engagement between smith
aud Miss Marie Anselm, sister al mo
other principal In tho duel. The two
Young people had been engaged Tor
sometime, and were very devoted 10
each other \ recent affair however.
greatly TO the dlscrcdlt Of smith, induced
Tue parents of the young lady 70 break on
thc engagement. Smith reycnged himself
oy speaking against the young lady. Her
brother came TO her rescue, aud the two
principals met In the neighborhood N
iiaguemtne Rcyolvcrs OF thlrty-two.
CALDER were used, and four shots were
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Idelfonso, the Bun.Fightor.
Special TO the Gazette.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Feb. 2.-Idel-
fonso CARA, a professional bull-nghter,
and three companions were arrested to,
day near Reynosa on suspicion of com
plicity In the Block murder. Cara, who
was formerly poor, was well clothed and
had money and dry goods in his posses
sion Upon being questioned he gave sew
era conflicting stories. The authorities
are confident of having the right parties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. PA notable
gathering Of Republican politicians is
promised at the banquet OF the Michigan
club, TO be held in this city on the 22d
day Of this month. Among those
from outside of this state who
have been invited and signiHed their in
tention to be present are Senators Evarts,
Logan and sherman, Gov Foraker OF
Ohio, congressman Frye, Hlscock, Nc
kinley and others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03

special To the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Feb. "A tlrc oc-
CURED at 10 o'clock tonight in small
frame mattress factory on East Commerce.
street ownedby Paul. The building an
contents were totally consumed and the
surrounding residences narrowly ESCAPED.
as high wind was prevailing at the time.
The inmates escaped from the burning
building just In time 10 save their lives,
The loss on the building and contents is
about $1,000, on which there Is no in
surance.
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Bowie ON nnoom.

opUuIaI TO INC Gazette.
Bowie, Tx, Feb. 2.-To say tho,
Bowels citizens are all smiling and hann r'
to-day would hardly express H. A rnnn py
ron IL montague was here yesterday to see
II Bowie would still give the SID ono ~
alc said company, as they now wanted TO
In few days. ' "''
Another cause for our rejoicing is the
weI-iounded rumor that the Fort Worth
x * Denyer CITY Hallway company has
bought Mr.. Stephens coal mine, and will
az once Dnild switch from Bowie to the
mines Part OF the contract was that the
Mohtague Southwestern railroad
should oulld to Bowie instead of Brushy
MOUND; This will give our town a boom
that viii soon show itself.
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Tried to Rob Patti Rosa.
> ecial To tho Gnzetta

PARIS, TEX, Feb 2.-Just after Patti
Rosa closed her performance here to.
night negro, name not known, was
found In the opera-house, trying to steal
something from the troupe, but this time
Manager j. II. Walker and w. G. Barry
were on the lookout for the thief, There
were three shots fred, one taking effect
10 the negro's leg. He was taken to
jail
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= BoNIiAM, Tx. ~ .
Choral club met 4, X ',.l.
TONS residence last r "
their officers for ,he o, 4. alsal !
lows: Rev. T. s. II Ta ss''ssR
c. d, Grace, iirst si Sss ~;
Saunders, second N.Y. 'I,''''
Sallie Joe Carlton. dIs s'9le
Martin, assistant dIr ,.s,''
evans and Miss WIIAsIs~s |
lstsi J..W. Russell, H., sss'' W.
nathv, treasurer 100
ton OF officers "'', &
Joe Carlton Inyltea ~
out to a Magnificent y
was a great surprise ~ y I,
not expected to be trestss " "
this occasion. N@''a =
The gross receipts d ,s...
were sl05.25; net, 4. =
boys viii soon have th s,s.l,
uniform. ''S'q''l &
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IMPORTANT
Our Promise Fulilllcd-Poi y
ConyenieBt PAS

Our Promise Fulililcd-Poa Y
ConyonieDt Phe
We have been promising cs3
for the past few days that Hs
competition in the price q III
now, by way of conlirmailoi
with a partial price-lisi, 2 "
make additions from tines /
have asserted, and still ~
customer who pays bis bAH
the end Of each month : es1
prices:
IL pounds standard grauuA'sl M
l3i pounds standard A sugar -
II pounds standard povdrfei
IL pounds standard cut -loal ~
l3a pounds Y. q. sugSrfor w
II pounds brown -llgar iQf '''''
~ pounds tierce lard i0fd,
10 pounps bncket lard fof''r''
3 pounds lncket lard for
3 pounds bucket lard ior l.
7 pounds Arbuckle's cohee y
Il pounds roasted coice spl.t
10 pounds Choice Rio coilef w
20 pounds oatmeal for +
20 pounds pnre buckwheal ~ (, Il
. pound package luckn1e... h +
. pound package buckvh@,s.
5. III. Molasses (fAncy) per CAV
Golden syrup per gall0n.N a,' +
Royal lamp starcn per po.nnqll.' 4,
Soap, standard 6, pound n.t' i
Soap, standard ., l.p0lno ps''i
Mackercl, No. kits. .,--'i' f''f
Mackercl, No. ? kits.
Maclercl. No. 3 Kite ...f.'''
Hams per pound, rfi
u bacon per pound,,.....,.,..'.. Z, Y
Standard 3.potnd tomatoes r.
STANDARD CALIFORsiN'
Peaches per can ..,.s-,'t'''
Pears per can, .--.,s'''''r
Black cherries per CAD 'r
ApricOts per can -,,..-''.''''
Egg plums per san.
Green gage plilins per GOV
Gold drop nlums per c'p "t
Biackberries per can .-f'.'fI
Grapes por CAM. .s.ai'ri N
Assorted per dozen. /, y, ~.
4.
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AKRON, ONO, Feb. 2-, K,
of Thomas A. Edison, "
Miss Mlnna Miller, the s.
of Hon. Lewis Miller,a WE
urer OF this place and Ss x
Chautadua assembly
appointed for February
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Jefferson,
Spcclal 10 the Gazette.

JEFFERSON, Tex, Feb. 2.-County
court convened yesterday morning at iC
O'Clock, with a pretty heavy criminal
docket, most of the cases, however, be.
nag Tor gambling. This court has nc
civil jurisdiction. The probate docke;
viii be taken up tomorrow.
Some OF the lawyers are in Linden in
attendance on district court there.
United States Commissioner Singleton
mas been kept pretty busy for the last few
DAYS examining moonshiners brought in
from Morris and Cass counties for illicit
distilling.
Nal Ed Davis of the west end is i'm
proving Austin street by erecting frame
storehouse.
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District Court.
Special to the Gazette.

@fNN'RA ~ tic bhHttlc.
CoMANcHl, Ten, Feb. THE district
court convened here yesterday morning,
Judge Wheeler presiding. Bot little
more was done yesterday than organizing.
This morning Judge Wheeler was too ua-
Wen to hold court, and under the statutes
the members of the bar in attendance
elected ID. Il. Shropshire of the local bar
special Judge to take his place. The cur
rent OF opinion is that the compliment
was well meTited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03

). KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Feb. a-rho,nss
a. ~ turner, who has been on trial some
lays u the criminal court, charged with
mnuluering Mrs. John Conway aud her
daughter Matte, four months a.o
was acquitted to-day, the court orsar; Su,
the jury 10 return verdict Of acaaSs,ais
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mnrnea TO nentl,.

Special TO the Gazette,
HousToN, TEX, Feb, NANCY Hol-
man, colored, died TO day from being
burned by kerosene oil Sunday She was
bathing her limbs with oil In front OF the
stove when her clothing caught fire. She
was horribly burned and died in great
agony,
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Decatur.


DECATUR, TEX, Feb. 1.-THE town IS
full OF drummers, and all report good
trade in all lines.
Tom Coles Of Simmons Hardware com
pany is in the city interviewing dealers.
District court win commence here on
February 10.
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ONertoii.
Correspondence of the gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette
ovERToN, Tx, Jan. Sl.--The Globe.
democrat, which published such sensa-
aohai accounts OF the crimes of .John
Price (who is one of the defand Jo.a
charged with participating in the Fra1ier'
towel tragedy, in which the former yya !,
iatslly and the latter seriously wounded1
l,nds itself the defendant in n sniff TO-
damages damages to the tune of 500, 600, with
rrlce as plaintiff. The Globe-D emocrat
hsn nd s MN with crime for which he
na1 been acquitted two years before,
Prof. t. b. Demaree, one Of The NOS,
popular teachers that have ever taurbt In
Oyerton, left last night for Vanderbilt
college, at Nashville, Tenn. His brother
w. Demaree, takes his place in tho
doh me oyerton Sharpshooter made its
ueout mere to-day, with S. r. Whitley ne
editor and John Whitley, his SON ne Sn ~
Usher. nc 'oh' AZ pup-
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Special to the Gazette, 8
wEATnERFoRp, TESy ss 4
Mai. A. II. Andrews 500 \
on North Main street . e. & N
wholesale grocers, VINO s's W
cupying the house CVn'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03

Round Rock and Austin I.ime-works
manufacture white lime OF the very best
quality. Orders solicited. For prices,
ETC., address, MARTIN s WASH,
Round Rock, Tex. Prcprietors.
For sale BY q. w. Gillespie, agent,
Fort Worth.
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STATE NEWS
Dcings and happenings OF the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the state Reporter
Specially for the Gazette BY It's
Own Correspondents.
speelal Do NO Gazelte.

GALVESTON, Tx, Feb. 2.---Arrived.
Steamship Harlan from Brashaear; bark
Ashantee from the Barbados; barkentine
Afghan Chief from the Barbadoes. Sailed
Steamship earn Brea for Liverpool; Har
Ian for Vera Cruz.
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tired. Smith received three wounds, one
10 tho frontal bone, one IN the forearm
aud one a5oyo the right kidney. Young
Ausclrn, who was unhurt, immediately
surrendered TO the authorities
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Correspondence OF The ,ia.s Ss'''
GRAHAM, Tx, Jan N I,
lowing jurors were d,ss. \
commissioners Ffidsy n.y.
district and circuit co1,, y. !, 4
States for the Northern ,Iss,'s
at Graham, for the NINA ,l,,' ,
mencing March, the SAL W.T.
Grand jury; W. " =,
Weaver, Charles Sander ~,
A. Wallace, j. Is. McNea
William Henson, D. d ia
county; b. 4. Herring ~
Jack Swank, G. A. Dalloa r \
j. a. Candill, G. NJ, Sas \
county; II, +. Conrad.
W. Tucker, James Holtlc1
Shackelford county, JoscsS
i. Cunningham, Young cov,S
Petit jury; j. G. Jcwell, h
non, L. b. Strawn, L. RanSs1
prup and J. Crouch, PaIo M
L. j. Glakeler, G. o. HIS (.
ter, Daniel Wilson and q.
Jack county; G. II. CoAs|
Hardy. j. X, ]oad /
Graham, u, II. Biz
Bearden, NJ. n. r. Bootisr. /. 4
j. c. Casbprne and c.@J !, "a
county.
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stock Of hardware $4,000, with some saved,

stock Of hnrdwnre $1,000, Win some saved,
but damaged.
Insurance, y. J. Flemming In Home, on
stock $500; Hammond on stock IN Ian
cashire $500 and ST. Paul $500. s. Q.
Glass on frame building $1,000 In st. Paul
and $500 on damaged brick in
Lancashire; Smith & McClung $1,000 IN
Hartford on stock and $1,000 in some
other company. The ilrcmen were
promptly ON hand and worked like Tro.
jans.
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EnrIghts Body Found.


oPtUIHI 70 INC VN1tItul
HoUsToN, TEX, Feb, 1.-The body Of
Jno. Enright was to-day fshed ont of
Buffalo bayon. Enright was drowned
January % by falling from the deck of
The ting j II Sterett, three miles below
the city.
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0
association, makes the following report o
number Of houses in Cleburne
4 First ward M .... %
| second ward ......,........ 2g
! Third ward. .,..,.,.,.... s....... ... 30
Total .................... N
/ Population, estimating i've to til,
\ house;
! First ward... JAZZ. ................. 100
! second ward .,..,.. ~. ........... .,.. 165
Third ward ,.. Xxi
Total ,,,,,,...., .... 4Io,
Births and deaths from october /, 1884
to February, |, 1886,
y,..,,., Births Deaths
second ward .,.,..,.,.... - 40 N
Ihird ward ....... .......... "a 0,
The members OF the Farmers alliance
have been notified to meet in Cleburne nj
the court-house February l2, to consider
the matter OF selecting what business
houses they will trade with the ensuing
year.
Luther Benson, the Indiana lecturer.
viii handle the temperance question here
Sunday, February z
Mr.. j, a. Easterwood has taken This
place among the already formidable array
OF asplrants for the mayors office.
Ihe fact that the Santa Fe has about
completed Its arrangements for extend
ing out of Dallas ~ hailed with great
pleasure by the people here. The subject
OF securing machine shops is already
being agltated.
b. Nj. Donaldson leaves tomorrow
night Tor Glasgow, Ky, where IL Is said he
viii secure Il partner
MIR. ~ II. higgins of Morgan and Miss
Man1 nupnnQ nI lhta MI all 4.
tomorrow evening at the residence of the
BRIDES father.
Ed Tut bought horse yesterday from
one WIN Boykln, which proves to have
been stolen from Mr.. Armstrong OF Grand
view. The horse was restored TO the
owner, but Mr., Tut vows he will have
that thief II he is still alive.
A large crowd attended an entertain
mont at Mai. Hcath's astevenlng and en-.
loyed the occasion immensely. In return
ing nome couple OF gentlemen lost their
way and in tho attempt to find
the road overturned the hack In
winch they were riding, thereby causing
considerable screaming by their fair com.
panions, No one was hurt, however.
MISS Berta Donnell of Morgan IL visit.
ing friends in the city.
REAI, ESTATE TRANSFERS.
6uli, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway
company to j III. Bowman, lot in Caddo |
Peak, S25i j b. Wcstbrook and wife TO |
Robert Sullivan, one-quarter interest In |
l60 ACRES OF q. J. Meadows survey, !
$685.; l.. G. Gibbard TO w. q. Davis, 100 |
acres Thomas Anderson survey, Slloo; |
y. e Brashears TO Louisa Billingsly, lot |
IN Alrarado, 5000; James A. Kelly and |
wife to NJ. Barnes and l., d. Mercer LOT
N AlNarado, S75i !. Il. Terrence to b |
" Persons, interest In 40 acres OF VIM.
Spear survey, $3.50.
i, \, Bailey and wife 80 j. b. Quinn,
iariah Turner survey; 500 IN money
md fifteen bales cotton.
=. Il. Bledsoc and wife 20 James A
Kelley, LOT in Alyaiado, Sll2.a0.
K, 4, Montgomery to John Mcdonald,
or IN Alyarado, $3.50,
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trouble, but hears no shot aud saw no
pistol simpson hal his wounds dnssed
bS Doctors Beail aud Adams, aud lett The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03

me wo1,sn aud that he would bay a ranch
and aend for me. he instructed me tot
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See our partial price list on eighth page.
foRr WORM GROCER Co.
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pany We're the ones !.
represent the deiend.s',
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sSS4Ss asa ~ ocau,v.
Many a lady owes herfresh-
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| ind the hearth.
;roceFY.'' Mr.
| q q much talent,
| 10 keen an audi
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CLEBURNE.
Interesting Statistics Showing the
Population, Births and Deaths
in JOhnson's County Seat.
In Coming From Party "A Hack is over.
turnedWants the Thief
Dealing In Dirt.


Special TO the Gazette.
CLEEuRNE, TEX, Feb. 2.-Dr. 4. c..
Osborne OF the Johnson County Medical
association, makes the following report OF
number of houses In Cleburne
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provo Phe N.
A. J. srEwAxr. JR.. has moved back
from Benjamin. 10 Provo.

A. J. srEWAEr. JR.. has moved back
IRON Benjamin. 10 Provo.
J. F. ABNIsrEAp y Co are sinking
pipe for a'te>iau watsT n; Ggut-s street,
IN frout If ;. AZ. passln billiard "a
loon. The work attracts = crowd oil
nell and boys 70 the place.
HALL & Co. have. by drilling deeper.
succeeded in increasing ihe flow OF
water from the Court HO1se well 10
about ixty gall5..s Of wafer per minute.
The best yet.
The SALE of seats for the Lancashire
L4ss. by the Phil MargeitS Combina-
ton, at the Theatre, o-nigh:, is quite
lively, and the Indicators a:e that
there will be a-fuli Rouse.
HkULrSe FaUIr ard vegetables from
here 70 Park City has becUme a regular
hdsiress with many IN this city and
vicinity. Those who peddle these
articles IN Park City have 70 paw So per
N NTH for license. and judging from
the large number that follow the bust
mss. that market town mast reaiizs
quite revenue from these peddiers.
FoRMLRs HAVE secured most all Of
tntlr GODS II eACtuGlE COsdIlGD, Gno
while some are doing some fan pioxing
many are sending their teams 70 the
canyons for wood ard Lumber. II
his fine weather continues, many will
rave plenty OF wood for fuel and be
comparatively independent of tie coal
dealers. Notwithstanding a partial
failure Of the potato crop in some
fields, there has been large amount of
potatoes raised. In several weeks the
CROP stores and also s S. Jones have
BEEN taking potatoes and shipping them
TO markets in Colorado and else@he
and still potatoes keep coming in as il the
crop was unlimited. Ii would be inter
es'ing to know just how many bushels
OF them have been shipped from Provo
this fall. One man. Mr.. q. w. SmiIb
had Is acres of potatoes. and was abb,
70 load several cars On b's own sc
count
THERE WE'RE but $40 votes cast in this
city at the election last Tuesday. For
]. I. Game 2g9, Al. NJ. Ferry IL. Moth
ing TO boast Uf with near $50 regis
tered voters. b.
Provo, November :, 1856.
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A Printers Error.

Sweet are the uses OF Gdrersity. the
printers copy said, but he set il up,
sweet are the uses Of advertising
Sweet, indeed, to those who in sickness
and suffering have seen the advertise
upon trial has brought them from
deaths door. The best thing l ever
saw in my paper was the eTiisemeni
of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
cOveTy, is again and again the testi-
mony Of those who have been healed
by IL Of lung disease, bronchial afiec-
tons, tumors, ulcers. liver complaints
and the ills TO which flesh is heir.
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Bsnton's Hair Grower.

Al who are BALD, all who are be-
coming BALD, all who do not want 70
be BALD. all who are troubled with
DAEDRUPF, or ITCHING OF the
scalp. should use Bentons Hair
Grower. EIsHTT PA CENT. Of those
using IL have grown hair. II never
tails 70 stop the hair from falling.
Through sickness and feVers the hair
sometimes falls of In q short time. and
although the person may have remained
bald for years, II you use Benton's HAN
Grower scoording 70 directions you are
sure Of o growth Of hair. In hundreds
Of cases We have produced Q good
growth OF Hair on those who have been
bald and glAsed for years. we have fully
suostandated the following facts:
We grow Hair b % cases cut Of 100.
no matter how long bald. Unlike other
PREPARATION, ! t contains no sugar 81 lead,
or vegetable or mineral poiSons. II Il .
specific for falling hair. dAndrud, and
itching Of the scalp. The Hair Grower
is . hair food, and its composition -
almost exactly like the oil which sup
plies the hair With its vitality.
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH.
When the skin IL very tough and
hard. and the follicle Is apparently effect
uAIly closed, the single strength viii
sometimes fail 70 reach the papilla: in
such cases the double or triple strength
should be used in connection with the
single, using them alternately.
Price, Single strength Siy0o; Double
strength 500, Triple strength, $500. II
your druggisO have not got it We vii
send il prepaid on receipt Of price.
BENTON HAIR GEOEER %.
CkeTelsrd. o.
Fsr ssts ~ z o. II. 7. Drvz stcrs.
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An Elegant substituts

For oils, salts. pills. and all kinds of
bitter, nauseous medicines, Is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy. Syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading Ply
sicians. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Co.. San Francisco,
Cal. FOR sale By a. c. Smith & Co.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Eas,. of John F. Robson, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, administrators Of the e.
tate Of John T. Robson deceased. 10 the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the Iaid deceased, 20 exhibit them
with the Necessary vouchers. within fOu.
months amer the first publication of this
notice. 10 the said administrators az the
Office OF ; 2. Teasdel, Main Street. salt Lake
City, In the County Of salt Lake.
Dated az salt Lake City. November 3. iSS5.
2. TEASDEL.
ADOLPH ANDERSON.
Administrators Of the IS ate OF John +.
Robson, deceased. nc
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BABYS Skin
InfantiIe and Birth HumorS
Speedily Cured by
CuticuTa. NJ

EOR Cleansing the Skin and Scalp Of Birth
Il HumOrs, for allaying Itching, Burning
ana Inflammation, for curing the first
symptoms Of Eczema, Psoriasis. Milk Crust,
Scald Head Scrofula and other inherited
skin and blood diseases tcUTCURA, The
qusite Skin Beautifier, externally. and
CCricURA REsOLgEST, the new Blood P1ri-
her, internally, are infallible. Absolutely
pure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-06
WAS SIMPLY MARvELoUs,

Using the two together hrst washing him
thoroughly with CUIIcURA soar, then
amounting him with CUTIcURA. From the
drst application change for the bette ap
peared. he doctor szid We had no further
need Of him. and ceased his visits. II
three or four weeks q complete cure Wss
wrought. leaving the little fellows person
as white nd healthy as though he hsi
never been attacked. In my opinion. your
valuable remedies saved his lie. and to-day
he Is strong. healthy child. perfectly web,
20 repetition of the disease having ever
Jccufre . You are welcome 70 make any
use Of this you may deem best.
GEO. B. SMITH,
Atty az Law and Ex-Pros. tty,
Ashland, Ohio.
REVERENCE: J. G. WeiSI, Druggist, Ash
land Ohio.