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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-16
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Every
Variety Of
Dry Goods and Carpets,
CONSISTING Of

Dress Goods. Trimmings, Dress
Silks, Satins, Brocades, Velvets,
Cloaks, Shawls, Wraps, Laces,
Embroideries in endless var
iety, Hosiery, Gloves, Table
Linens, napkins, Towels,
White Goods, Made up Under
wear, Mems Furnishing Goods,
Prints, Sheetings, Towelings,
Ginghams, and Wash Goods of
every description.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-16

NTANTED-GOOD CITY AND Town AGENTS
W for the best selling speciality of The season.
Call or address Manufacturers and Builders
supply Co 80 ottawa 81. %
WANTED. MN TO SILL OUR NEW LINE
" of household goods, salary or commission.
Address W Fox Z south bieision-str Grand
Rapids, Mich. ol
lVANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT ~ GRAND
W Rapids To- sell Lycs Improved Boiler COM
pound for removing scales from steam hoiier--
GOoi commissions paid. Address + : Lye, cccre-
tary, Lima OHIO.
ITANTED-LADtEs OR 6ENIS MAKING LESS
W than siN per week mo Cauf asslnel 90 cali at
l39 Norh Dlvislon-st. -
WANTED - LADIES oB cENIlEMEN TO
W learn Photo ColornE Work furnished ai
home when competent paying from So % e'sl per
month New Eng and Photo Copying Co.. branch
Office Tracy block l0i Monroe street.
IEANTFD-CANNA-S SFRS THKoIGHoli lHk
" state f0 solicit membership iog the Nichigan
Masonic Home. For particulars address. IT, "
Nash. Secretary Grana kapids Mleh.
NlrANTED-LAp0 AGENTs ACTUALLY CLEAR
W 60 daily with my new patent rubber under
garment for females. one lady sold hfty fn fWo
hours. Mfs r. 4. Little, Lock box 34A lnieaFo.
III. al
XIANTED-slX GOOD COLLECTORS OR Can
W vasecrs- male or female salary aud conc
mission 90 The right parties. Apply between tnt
hours of and p 30. to room 3D. hooa plotkr -
Poarst- city
WANTED -LADIEs AID GENT IN
W Agents fs- s-elfct Readings with eireu-
Nouarv Instructions Teacher, and students nil
and Readings profitable book les we have
the New Pictorial Parallel HIh.e Write fof -Ic
cial Bible terms Tyler a Co. Detroit, hich.
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AL ailefs daiIs e.cepi sandal
Sleeping cas rln uu lacinC and Atlantic a
pres trains O. and Hol Detroit
farluf caff Ulu ou iiag Express Au1 tiiaila Rap
lts fxfress g. aud lfam liainsI
llrelf connections made Ell NefItN VIII al
nuauea tralas kasl over AZ. g.. h. r.. itsuaaa
enllhcu ulFislouI
CHAs ii NoRels. General Az s. Monroe-st
HANkfN-. IIlEtf aEf.. tul1u itIsi
e. "a NrNsak uiau IAL urse ti Mulnsc si
a.. N klOlIAs. a B. A Z A.. Chicago.
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fUaIIY- ruuuHFf THCII FIitIIf
f'asssuges iakluE the t.lo 8 m. Express mHte
flose connection at Dwossa faf lausIlg 2ud 81
I..trot for NeN 1ufk arriving there al ia.se a. u
thc following morning
Night Express has iec0i Sleeping Car from De
traif to Or rand Rapids
Tlls Is the onlV inc running ilmiied Exprese
leaving here ~ $50 ,. m. nlih ricriluF a. 20
uatfnit making direct connections tH aA puiuit
East arriving al New lurE ed lN 81 a.. llc foI Iiaw
ing evening. Trains n esi si lH A. o. lp elIl mato
direCl connection With palace steamer CITY of
Milwaukee iaT ai points west
Through tirkels secured af H. d. 81. uirocs
sweet HoIll BLOCK and 81 thr depot
j. foTTFH Nifl fan Agent.
GRO q REFXE TfaflC Manage Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-16

Short lime and Through Cnachts from q Rap.
Holland od BNven. Nuskeeuu and feuiVster.
GOING WEST. Central Time GOING EAsT.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-16
RnlRDFNG

nESIRABLE PERSONS WITH GOOD REFER
y oDces can find pleasant home in private
family ly addressing n. r. r care oi carrier NO
5. Residence within minutes walk oi either
Monn0e ST. OF Post Otiee Front rflm, steam
CRATE gas etc. Gentlemen preferred
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nR. EDWARD sLOMAN. ll9 MONROE-s ~
~ Hours to 10 a. m.. 90 D. m, : 10 ?. m
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Il a-. I'm "a sag sass ~a.ea os-u
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-16

I removed o. 1s fnus. q. corner 20 lyar here
you can huy lots from - 90 sfle end offain iufn-
Ter uith which to huIi FouF nfw cottages ~
sf1 room. for sale iran ga. te siH -lati
down payment ani moHfhiF pagnaeu.s thereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-16

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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-16

l' the Bayarians wished 20 keep their
king they should have sent some one
with him beside a puay little doctor
whom the muscular monarch could hold
under water with one hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

the scandinavian district, made HE report
which was voluminous and full OF en-
couragement In that the church is rapid.
~ spreading among the Scandinavians Of
the state. Six years ago there was only
one preacher In the state, to-day there
are ten with decreasing CONGREGATIONS.
The conference adjourned 20 meet with
closed doors this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The conference VIII convene tomorrow
morning AZ O'Clock. The following
named ministers are In attendance;
BlshopJ, l., Hurst, Reverends william
Basset, Thos. Broad, Thos Corkell, Ches.
Campbell w. Cooper, IL. j. Christ, NJ. A..
Dougherty, w. r. Falkenburg, Charles
Glddings, J Is. Holloway, A. A Johnson,
4 Q. Mcintyre, J Kerns, 7. S. Minhouse,
B. I. Rollins, J. M. Wilder, G. Carl Peter
son, 7. A. Juhlin, A. j. Gustaton, A.
Walhlin, o. Wahlburg, 4. A. Lindburg,
y. Halherson, John Nelson, s. l.. Cnrlan-
der j. X. Wolf, J. W. G. Cox.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Nov. 2G.-The police to-
day arrested a strange negro, who came
here about october 1, on suspicion OF be-
lug ia johnson, noted horse-thlei OF
Kentucky, on descriptions furnished from
Lexington, In that state. Tonight Chief
OF Police Arnold received tho following
Telegram from Lexington;
"lIold Johnson. WIN start to'mor-
row. j. y. FRAzIRR,
"Chlef OF Police"
United States Marshal Cabell returned
to-day from Abilene, where no sold
ninety-aeyen out Of l88 head OF horses
smugglcd into Texas from Mexico, TINS
other thirty six animals perisned daring
the recent drought, Those sold brought
ut auction s per head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Promptly At . O'Clock tho sound Of the
gsye was heard, and latter prayer the
committee appointed TO Investigate the
compliant against Brother +. II, Tfimblc
reported that trial IN the case would be
necessary,
j. NJ. Barcus was Nppolntod 10 repN z
sont the publishing house and collect ita
accounts, The report OF the trustees of
Centenary college was referred 70 the
board OF education. Examinations were
made, promotions announced, =. w.
Graves was unanimously recommended
TO he placed on tho effective HIST James
4, Bludorth, Judsop s Perry, X. A. Hill,
w u Caperton, II 4 Putnam, NJ l..
Moody were admitted into fun connec.
tion.
After preliminary business OF minor
Importance, the meeting adjourned, with
hymn and prayer until Tomorrow al .
O'Clock Am
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
SHERMAN.
A Row Dirt Road 90 Denison "A murder
TrlRi--A Distinguished visitor.

A Row Dirt Road 90 DenisoD--h murder
TriRl--A Distinguished visitor
special to tho Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Nov. 2G,--The county
commissioners held an important session
to-day, having In consideration the open
Ing Of a public road between this city ana
Denison, which was agreed upon and or.
dored opened by the court, the right OF
way having already been purchased ny
Inc county. The road will be- eighty ieet
wide, through good practical ROUTE anu
IL three miles shorter than the present
route, reducing the distance TO fraction
over eight miles.
The case Of Wash Humes, charged WIN
murder, has been on trial since yesterday
Ia the district court, and had not DeeD
given 10 the jury &c late hour
Col. Robert Newell, grand chancellor OF
the Knights Of Pythlas Of the state Of Ar
kansas, IL IN the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

After some words Thomascc slapped
Evants' face, when thu nttet ran back,
and pulling his pistol fred. Eyans then
ran in Schiii, Sommer & Co.'s store where
he was arrested. Mir Thomson wSs nm.
hurt. Evants furnished bond, ana MS
preliminary trial was set for to-day.
s II Wort, J q. Cook aud Chuck Coss
who were arrested on the charge Of being
Implicated in the negro hanging here last
summer, have been released on $1,000
bond each. Their trial is set for next
week. Public sentiment Is with these
men aud their sequlttal Is more than
probable.
District SQUIRT Il stu engaged Ia the
civil suit Of Cobb 8 Co. OF Decatur VS. J.
w. Wilson and Others This Is the fourth
day OF the trial aud The case will probably
conclude tonight or tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
GAINESVILLE.

shot at Man who Struck Him IN tho
Faos-A Heavy cattle oH'o on Trial.
special 10 tho Gazette,
GANKsynLg, TEX Eoy. 2t'--Last
night pistol shot on the northwest cor
ner Of the public square attracted the az
tention Of the officers, and hurying 70
the scene It was learned that 3 s. kyAnts
had shot at A. NJ. Thomson, M attorney
al this CITY. IL seems that some time ago
there was a lawsuit between these par
lies Ia which Thomson was victorious.
Bitter feeling was engendcred, ana last
night they met at the place above stated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
ON WALL STREET.
stooks wtre Active with Almost Every
tning ON tho List Higher

stools We're Active with Almost Every
tning ON tho List higher.
COMMERCIAL RESUME,
Special to the Gazette.
NEW York, Nov, 2G.-Railway bonds
TODAY sold AS follows: Fort Worth &
Denver City at 9il; Texas & Pacific
incomes at ISL RIOS et76ai Houston *
Texas Central l'sat 1881; Kansas & Texas
G,s at 1914; Galveston, Harrisburg & San
Antonio at 1908; Gulf, Colorado x Santa
Fe G's at 1903.
Money 5@G per cent.
Sterling urn
Governments strong
Wheat heGvy
OIL closed at 77B
Cotton advanced points
Coffee was unchanged
aoyERNMpNTs, STOCKS AND bonds.
Npyy Yong. Nov. 26.-Government
bonds dun but strong.
The stock market was more acuVe ana
vvaa attended with considerably more OK
element than on Wednesday, although
The Interest In speculation was almost
monopolized by some half dozen Stocks
the remainder being quiet and Ia many
cases dull. while the fluctuations thougn
some what feverish, were unusually mar
row. The opening was firm TO strong, 10;
0rst prices showing advances OF
70 "a. Trading was active but prlce'
inclined 20 weakness in the early deal
,ngs' though they generally recover,
haiore noon, the market beginning K
show snow spots OF duluess. The frmnesi
continued until about p. m, when ther'
was sotne Welding but the heayiness dis
a ""p before the close, which wa'
erm 10 strong at about the best ngurel
r rs Almost everything on the ac
live list is higher this evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
Fiames at WACO.

Special 10 the Uatottc.
WACO, TEX. Nov. 2G.--The MoClelland
hotel Is the largest structure in the city,
beng four stories high and occupying
nearly half block, Last night over
three hundred persons were sleeping un'
der its roof At o'clock q flre broke out
in the pastry room, on tho third floor. No
one can account for Its origin. The Ore.
man, MIR. Nilsson, Dane, was In the
kitchen at the timo, and the frat he know
Of the Are was that bright lame was
seen In the pastry.room, and ho at once
gave the alarm. The tlremen responded
promptly, and when they arrived az the
scene the Kitchen was all Ia flames, and
the roof ready to fall In, The first stream
OF water was thrown through the engine,
but In few minutes time the suction
pipe burstcd. The hose was
then attached 20 tho lro-plugs, and
water was thrown direct from tho
Are plugs and the fire aoon ext,ngulahcd.
The flames were checked none 20 soon,
az the root OF the room was Just ready u
full in. Everyone In the house wat
awakened aud left the house as rapidly ~
practicable, there being no panic. Hat
| the wind been blowing from the north nc
amount of exertion could have prevented
the most disastrous fire Waco has evei
known. The losses are light and fully
covered by Insurance. Tho guests got
their meals elsewhere to-day, but the
manager OF the hotel announces that u
will be open az usual tomorrow, all the
damage being repaired,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
Vessel apd cargo Harmed.

Special 10 the 1hhutte'
GALVESTON, Tx, Nov 2d.-The Brit
ish bark Dumadoon, Capt. Thompson,
while lying In the outer roads awaiting
the balance Of her cargo, was discovered
to be on fire at an early hour this morn
iug The flames soon gained entrance 70
the hold through the open hatchway, and
the cargo of 1900 bales OF cotton beoom-
Ing ignited IN few mlnuteB the vessel
was wrapped In shoot Of
flames. The crew narrowly escaped
but lost clothing aud baggage. Tags from
The city went out ~ grqpplt the burning
ship and towed her TO Bolivar beach
where she now Hes IN littoen feet Of
water The vessel win prove q total loss
partly Insured. The cargo IVES owned BY
LOesing, solomon \ Rospnthal Of Waco
fully Insured in British and foreign com
panicg. The cargo was destined for liY-
erpool. Much Of " can BIO saved In a
damaged condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
EARLY BLAzES.
Several Business Houses Destroyed ut
Itasca this Morning The People
Out En- MasSe.
Flames IN the Pastry Room Occasion n
Panic Among the Quests -, the sic
Cieliana Hotel Ht waco.
Midnight r,amss.

special TO tho Gazotu
irAscA, TES,, Nov, ~, 1880 A.M.--flre
broke out In the large hotel just opposite
the depot, burning u aud Roper Bros.
large grocery aud hardware store, and
Webb Mcsslmer's large grocery and sup
ply store, and lie yet in fun blast, The
nrst notice of the DIRE was about 1880.
Nearly all of Messimer's stock was saved,
and part Of Roper Bros. Hundreds OF
people are trying TO save other buildings
by throwing ON water, There is little
danger OF more houses burning, as the
ones next 20 the fire are brick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

New YonE, Nov. 26,-At tho general
convention OF the Fenian Brotherhood,
held IN this city Tuesday and "Wednesday
Of this week, all official connection Of
0'Donoyan Rossa with the brotherhood
was dissolved. Tue government OF the
order was thoroughly reorganizcd. There
are varlous rumors as to the causes Of
Rossa's relations 10 the individuality Of
Irish matters, but the facts arc closely
guarded by those who know thom,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
A POLICE noe.
a Negro rmsf Caught by "Ioafcrr In
Houhton,

A Negro Thief Caught ny "Loafcrr IN
NouAton,
Special 90 tho Gazette
IiouaroN, Tax, Nov 2G,--This after
noon negro man walked rapidly into
the fruit store OF Mrs Chase, near tho
the Capitol hotel, aud asked for some hot
water, saying physician in the building
adjoining wanted Il for patient. Mrs.
Chase walked 70 the rear part OF the
building, tho Niger following While In
that portion If the building, another
niger, named George Brown Hneakcd
into the store and stole the cash box, Tho
woman saw him Ia the act aud gave the
alarm. Orlcor Credo gave chase and
with the assistance OF his police dog,
"Loafor,n succeeded IN catching tho
thief and landing him in jail. "Loaier'
IL becoming noted police dog. This
makes the nth man captured by hlm
within seven weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
A,,neh.d and I.sIsassa.

Special 20 the Gazette.
DENTON, Tx, Nov. 2G--The stock Of
goods recently sold by w, j. MeRiel 3
Son 20 Stout & Head was attached here
to-day DIV Fleichheimer Bros. 90. 81
Cincinnati, Ohio, for S239s SC, BY Deputy
limited States Marshal r. y. Gerren.
The present owners, Messra STOUT q
Head, died claimants oath and bono
and the marshal released the goods. W.
i. McNiel & Son sold the stock g Messra'
6tout 4 Head short time ago, and nave
been settling with their creditors ~ iasl
AZ poesihle This seems 70 be the Only
dissatisfied firm, and II Is thought they
win be satisfied soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
CLEBuRNE.

Charged with Having Five wives-An I'm /,
pprtnnt sun.
Special 70 the Gazette.
CLyBuRNE, TEX, Nov 2G ~. NJ. MGR.
edith, who has been running barber
shop here for some time, was arrested
last night, charged with blgamy Jim
Brown, sheriff OF Lee county, carried him
TO Gideon this morning to answer the
charge Mr.. Brown is reported to have
said that Meredith has four wives besides
the one here.
District court has been occupied to-day
In the trial OF the case OF s. j Robinson
ct al. vs.. ~ -. Davis ct al. This case In
wolves the title TO ABOUT ninety acres OF
land in the suburbs of the city. No de-
cislon yet,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
GREENVILLE.
Two Trains Collide in The Yards and
Several Cars and Tender
Are Demolished.
Kined while Making IA Flying switoh-A
Pack OF Bloodhounds go Western
Union wires.


special 10 inc GhIeltc
GREENvILE, TEx., Nov, 26.-Mr. w.
NJ. Andrews sold pair OF his fine blood
hound pups to-day TO the sheriff at Lake
Charles, La, for 500. Mr.. Andrews Is
to receive pair Of fine English blood
hounds in few days from Ontario, Can
ada, when he will have the finest "pack"
of "mau-eaters" in America He has
already won every contest in which he
has been engaged.
Yesterday as freight engine 1873 OF the
Missouri Pacific, that runs 10 Rockwell,
was coming In about daylight of OF an
extra trip to Mckinney with n full train OF
cotton, It collided In the yards here with
n train OF about sixty cars, which were left
on the main line, The engineer could
not see the cars until close 10 them,
when IL was too late. as he was
running at good speed down the grace
near tho yard. When he saw the near
danger he and the fireman leaped for
their lives. No one was hurt, The en-
CINE and tender, with several cars, were
badly demolished.
The Western Unio0 Telegraph com.
pany has reached this place with Its
wires. An extra wire ~ being put up
from Denison 70 Mineola. Problbiy tele-
graphic reports will be transferable here
after.
Tom Slmons was killed this morning
standing on the main line while the
swltch-englne was making dying switch
The engine had just passed him on the
switch and the car came down the main
line, knocked him down and severed ootl
legs. The accident occurred at daylight
and at 1880 a. m he is stili living, ou'
can only last short while longer
Simons was an old railroader, aud has
for some time BEEN In the employ OF th'
company as coal shoveler OF Wright.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
II. CHURCH CONFERENCE.

n
OVP'o 'ase'ived. uat from the wesleyan
w Fort w irth Very Encouraging.
ht express " Nne Gazette
N Tx, Nov 26.--The confer
lew s, sss9:s. 59 Ii. %5. Sas'; ];
aud opened with halt hour
ung' Bishop Hurst called the
smIa& ~ 70 order for business. Rev.
n 81 nv 1uesef OF Parsons, Kas., Rev. j.
.uavtllng agent OF the Sunday
TO 'ehi ana Rev. s. A. Ross were
II RHglN 6.n VOL, presiding elder OF the
Hst made his report, by which
,, s lAat work In his district was
o.,,o,.csA u,''hine condition.
y this Lin.i,.;i stug Vafist presiding elder OF
and IsssI IN" YIN district, made his report
1 both fs,, hli showed there were line
ess eshaili. w church work In tho PSp-
a W. lls US 'pu success In most OF me
.,,auisr inss 81 No. Johnson, president OF thi
copneeus VI I'll M ~ college At Fort Worth,
esi;or sol2s.l' s'oTable report OF the work
5eess a ATIrQ. nr,ss lie stated that tho mum
cen. Pt'A~ S ,saas had been doubled thin
Ohio III ~' me financial prospects wal
"AJu Alin, presiding elder o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
NonrnwEsr TEXAS CONFERENCE.
Proceeding Of the THIRD psy Held at
Lamppsaf.

Lofnppshfs
Special 10 the Gasotte
LAMPAaAs, Tx, Nov. 26.-Tbe third
day Of the Northwest Texas conference
dawDed bright and clear, and each mem
Der Of the visitors and citizens all have a
look Of supreme brightness ia the thought
Of the prayers offered yesterday 10 Him
on high being heard and answered.
Thanksgiving dinners were the order 81
yesterday, the one d note being the inyi-
iAtlon Of Prof. Mclllhauy OF Centenary
college 70 Bishop Keenor and others 70
assist tho pupils IN the Gnnihilgiion Of
iilteen turkeys and the usual accompani-
mentB,
Many OF the members are accompanied
by their wives aud daughters, and arg
much pleased with the comfort ana
pleasure Afforded them BY our citizens
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Morris, Cascarine is boon 70 the al
e,cted isa never.ialling remedy Aoi
lrregularity OF tue oo"eiS'0o"'
siipation and liver diseases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
steamer. Arrived.

Special 10 tho Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Nov. 2G,--Arrlved
Steamships San Marcos aud Morgan City,
from New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

Champion oRrsman of America, John
Teemer, indorses 81. Jacobs on for mus
cular pains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
FROM us LBS. TO 1851 LBS.
no tbo Cu'lcurn Remedies Il
owe MY IIonIth, MY IInppi-
moss, and MY Life.

A day never paa,es tnat do not think ana
speak kindly OF tho putiOufa iiemtdier. seven.
yenIa ago, all q aohan lhmpg formed ef my
nook, ranging IN elLe from cherry stone 70 an
orh 80 The large onrnwrre trighttul "a look
at, aud pain'ui 70 bear pelpic turned haiuo
when they ahw nae, IN dlsguHt, and WAS
Physlfians ana their trchtntnl, ana nli mpdl.
cinoa failo6 10 do my god, W . mOmont Or
oura IN great sktn Cure, Hud ca icuIe Soap,
an exquisite SKIN BpnuiileIt externally, hnd
Uuticura llaaOiyeut tho new Blood Pprsner, In.
formally the small lnmps Gag cali thdml
broke M about two we0kh, dltchmRNns large
quantities u mattnf, leaving two slight scare
y y NY ny . @iG1 sodSa Weight sSn was
no aiotiy poundei my wWshl now
Is ial solid, honltllT bounds, and my
he yht n ony eve foet i've inches IN my tray
ola raisud lhe CnticuTR lipmedir North
SOUTH Eaat and west 10 u icuta h0modlgAf
owe my hCnlth, my hap, incee hpd my NO
other daY ,"Do you Sun use the uuuourn Rome
az W You look 70 bo IN perfect noalth Ny
reply was, DO, and shali always have
never known what sickness s. since J CON
inonced nsing the CutiGufR Hemedlce. some
times an laughed ~ by pralsinR then 10 ie0.
pie not acquainted with iheir " fitsi but sooner
Or aior thoy Win come 20 their henaea ana
believe the same 40 thoee that nse them, hs
dozona have whom have Told MAJ tbs time
come when there shall be a hrRe Cntcuri snp-
ply house ~ every city 10 ihe w0tld, Tor the
5entiit Of humanity wneIc tho Cutionfa iteme
dinB shall DO sold only, HO that thnto VIII DO
rarely a need OF oscrcnterinE 2, org store;
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y o. liOs 1891, Now York, NJ y,
Cntlenra ncmddies are positive care for
every form nf etln ana blood diseases, from
pimDioa 70 scr0in o.. sold eyefjwhnIay iLlogi
jutienrn 90 cent Son 70 cents; itosoyent,
Al. Prepared by thu Potter Drug and phnmIcA
Company boston, Mass
srnd Far Glow 90 Ours Skin DisenssA.
pIMpI.Es, blAekhoads tkln binInltbos, ana
u NlVt bNflV bumgYa. uap fiutleurH huRut
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

The famous sweet potato OF all TINS
country are on sale at Turner q NC
Clure's, the Houston street grocers'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27

The biggest Head Iva Town
Is that mammoth cabbage head at the
Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S. BE sure 70
see It,