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From II5 Pounds to ISL Pounds.
10 the Cuticura Remedies | owe
My Health, My Happiness
and My Life.

day never passes that do not think and speak
kindly of the Cuticura Remedies Seven years ago all
of dozen Jumps formed my neck ranging in size
from cherry stone to orange The large ones
turned aside when they me- In disgust and + was
ashamed to be the street in society Physicians
Ind their treatment and all medicines failed to do any
good. In moment of despair tried the Outicura
sura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautier, externally.
and Cuticura Resolyent the new Blood Purifier. In
bernally. The small Jumps las call them gradually
disappeared aud the large ones broke in about two
weeks dscharging large quantities of matter leaving
lwo slight scars in my neck to-day to tell the story
of my suffering. Ny weight then was one hundred
Ind fifteen sickly pounds; my weight now Is one hun
. fred and sixty.one solid, healthy pounds and my
height is only Ave feet five inches. In my travels
praised the Cuticura Remedies, North, South, East
and West. To Cuticura Remedies my health,
my happiness and my life. A prominent New York
druggist asked the other day do you still the
Cutie Rem edies you look to be in perfect heeths
Ny reply was, II do, and shall always have
known what sickness is since commenced using the
Cutcura Remedies. Sometimes am laughed at by
praisng them to people not acquainted with their
nsr.fs but sooner later they will come to their
ssza n and believe the those that use them
rs oxens have whom / have told May the time
borne when there shall be . large Cuticura Supply
House In every city in the world for the benefit Of
humanity, where the Cutcura Remedies shall be sold
ONLY. that there will be rarely need of ever
terng drug store II. HUSBANDS.
210 Fulton ST.. New York, n. Y.
Outicura Remedies are a positive for every
form Of Skin and Blood diseases. from Pimples TO
Eerofula Sold everywhere Price: Cuticura SO
cents; Soap. % cents; Resolvent, 81. Prepared by
Ne POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston,
Mass.
Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases"
DT1EPLES. Blackheads, Skin Blemishes and
i Nl Baby Humors, use Cuticura Soap.
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The Oft Told Story

Of the peculiar medicinal merits Of Hoods Sarsapa-
ra is fully confirmed by the voluntary testimony of
thousands who have tried It. Peculiar in the combi-
nation proportion and preparation of its ingredients
peculiar in the extreme with which it is put up,
Hoods Sarsaparila accomplishes where other
preparations entirely fail Peculiar in the unequaed
good name it has made at home. which is "tower of
strength abroad, peculiar in the phenomenal sales it
has attained Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most popular
and successful medicine before the public to-day for
purifying the blood giving strength and creating an
appetite. Give it trial.
u suffered from wakesulness and low spirits, and
also had on the back of my head and neck.
which was very annoying. l took one bottle of Hoods
Sarsaparilla and have received so much benefit that
am very grateful, and l am always glad to speak
good word for Hoods Sarsaparilla Mis- j. S. shy
DER, Pottsville, Pa
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 81; six for So Prepared by
q. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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"col.. GRAY Sent to the work House.

James Gray was brought before the Criminal
Court yesterday on the charge of engaging in a
lottery scheme. He is one Of the lottery men
who entered pleas of guilty to indictments sew
sral months ago. and over each of whom ten
cases were left hanging, as an inducement to alb
stain from the business in future. Gray was.
yesterday, fined $500 on each of three of these
cases, 81, 800 in ALL He was unable to pay the
fines and was sent, last evening, to the work
h0nsa
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Advice TO Mothers:

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re
iieves the little sufferer at once it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
q button It is very pleasant to taste. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. relieves wind, regulates the bowels and is
Che best known remedy for diarrhoea. whether
arising from teething or other causes Twenty
Ave cents a bottle.
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Charles L. Holstein said yesterday that he was
candidate for the Republican congressional
nomination; that he would not only like to get
she nomination, but wanted it. and wanted his
friends to give him their assistance and influence
IN getting it; that If the convention honored him
with the nomination he would devote all his
time and energies to the canvass.
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'sYoUR voice sounds as though you were talk
Ing through worsted stocking" said gentle
man to hoarse acquaintance the other day Il
know it, but what can l dog' was the reply.
dor said the other why take Hafe's Honey
of Horehound and Tar" 1t cures hoarseness or
Q cough in single day. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
DALLAS.
Negro Robert Mills Released From
Custody, Miss shwarer Failing
10 Identify Him.
The nurning OF Bridge Delays Trains
Moody 6 sanIcy Choir conrt
Notes.-The Fair.

Special to the Gazette
DALLAS, Tx, Feb l2,--liobert Miles
was arrested 10 Iongyiew Tuesday on
suspicion OF being the individual that at
tempted an assault on the person of Miss
Rose Shwarer last Saturday night, while
en- route from the Boyle hotel 10 her home
on Grlffen street. He was brought from
Longview by Oillcer Beard yesterday
evening and lodged In jail, The negro al
lcges TO be n native Of Canada. lie says
he came over 10 Dallas from Fort Worth
Friday and drove team
for Mr.. Drysteyach Saturday un-
III dark, and then played pool with
Il comrade until 10 o'clock, and left
Dallas on the $40 train for Big Sandy,
and not finding work there he went TO
Longview. He was arrested because Of
his resemblance TO the one who commit
ted the assault. lie was taken TO the city
marshal's Office this morning and Miss
Schwarer failed TO identify him, but stat
ed that he resembled the man who MS
saulted her Saturday night. The marshal
Tor the want OF authority turned him
loo e, but he was afterwards arrested on a
warrant sworn out before Judge Schnhl,
and before whom he was gwen trlal this
afternoon. The first witness examined
was the plaintiff. Her Testimony was
merely narration OF the circumstances.
After she had told the circumstances the
conrt asked II she could iden-
tlfy the defendant as the
one who had committed the assault.
She replied she could not, as II was dark,
being about O'Clock, but said no resem-
bled him. The defense had WITNESSES
present 10 prove an alibi, but the court
said for want OF sufficient evidence the
defendant il discharged. The matter
will not drop here, but there viii be n
yigilant effort made TO ferret out the
liend and bring him 10 justice.
The west-bonnd Texas & Pacific train
was delayed four hours to-day because OF
the burning OF bridge near Forney.
The east-bound laid up In East Dallas
until the damage was repaired. bridge
crew was Immediately dispatched 70 the
place 10 repair the bridge.
DR.. J. y. Price and W. w. Tutile OF
Worth are ia the city.
A choir OF 100 voices is being organ
lied, and will soon begin rehcArsing, 10
render music for the occasion OF the
Moody and Sankey revival.
The case OF w. q. Holt W.. the Texas
Investment Company, Ia the federal
court, was given TO the jury this evening
and they have not az yet rendered theii
verdict.
The committee appointed TO secnr,
grounds for the state fair were ont 70
1 day prospecting for a location.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
ABILENE.
A Cock Fight-An Engine Hanted-A wild.
Cat Chase.

A Cock Fight-An Engine WantedA Wild.
Cat Chase.
Special TO the Gazette.
Abilene, Tx, Feb, 12.--Mr, Joseph
M Farr is clearing large farm and build
ing fine residence on the road from
Buffalo Gap to Abilene. There are also
several large pastures being inclosed in
the same section of country. Messrs
Houser, Young and Willis left this morn
ing for the suburban retreats to engage
in wildcat chase and were quite sue
cessful, as they killed the largest wildcat
ever seen in this country. Its hide
measured four feet and three inches in
length.
Mr.. Hugh Moore OF Eagle Cove, who
is with the Gholson Patent Wire Fence
company, is in Abilene.
Several dollars changed hands on u
cock fight this evening, which took place
in the backyard OF the Arcade saloons
but no money was bet on the fight be-
tween City Marshal Tom Hill and o
stranger who were taking in the sport.
Mr.. Wallace, sheriff of Young county,
passed through Abilene last night with
Mai. l. Rineheart, formerly postmaster
ut this place, under arrest for several
misdemeanors, and win be tried at Ora
ham.
There were li3 carloads OF freight re-
ceived at Abilene in January, which the
accommodating clerk in the freight de-
partmcnt says amounted to 4,2j8,24s
pounds, which is about an average OF the
mouthly receipts at this place.
The city viii build a pest-house in a
few days, about one mile from the cor
po5rate limits, so that there will be no
danger in contracting any contagious
disease from persons placed in the build
| Ing.
Mr.. II. W. Hunt was in Abilene to-day,
but is now vending his way to the Fort.
Mr.. Hunt is considered the handso NEST
| GAZETTE man on the road and makes
! friends wherever he gees
Abilene is sadly In need OF fire-englne
and company, which would be to the In
terest Of every business man In the place
to look after The city treasurer has
$500 on hand TO be used for hre-eN-
tinguisher Of some kind. The sooner
such matters OF importance are attended
TO the better for the safety OF the entire
place in caselof iire,as there is no possible
| chance OF lighting fire at the present
state OF affairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

People are Ready for Tile A., T.&s. ~
and Like the Gazctte's suggcs-
lions Thereon.
Sidewalks Nnst be MUTT Hlrth,Iay Pnssy
In Honor Of the Dead rstian
Knirht-The Crops.


special 70 the Gazette
GAINEsyIIIR, Tx, Feb l2.-.At q
meeting Of the city council lust held, a
resolution was adopted that property.
holders or their agents in this city, own.
Ing property on any street In the city,
heretofore notified TO construct side
walks, must construct suitable sidewalks
IN front OF their property, Ia conformity
withsthe ordinance relative to sidewalks,
the work to be completed by April 1. In
case the work Is not done by that date,
The city viii do the work and charge the
same against the property.
The railroad problem is stu being dis
cussed, aud the suggestion of The GA
zErrE about making an effort TO secun,
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe meets
with considerable favor. IL Is argued
that the extension OF this road via Gaines
Vile and Denton would give us superior
advantages, as 1t would give us immedi.
ate connection both north and south.
Our people want more railroads and are
in the proper spirit 10 take hold Just now
II somebody will start the movement.
At meeting Of Trinity lodge, No q,
Knights Of Pythias, resolutions were
adopted expressing regret at the
death of Maj. b. Il. Farley, a
member of the order, aud extending
TO the relatives of deceased heartfelt
sympathies in their bereavement. The
lodge-room was ordered TO be draped in
mourning for the space OF thirty days
out OF respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased.
Little Tishia Cloud, the lovely daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cloud of this
city, gave a birthday party last evening,
to which she invited her classmates and
other little friends. Seine fifty were In
attendance, nearly all of whom brought
a present as a mark of their affection.
Yesterday was her twelfth birthday, and
her little friends wish that she may live
to see many more, and all OF them as en-
ioyable as the one here chronicled.
The county commissioners court con
yened yesterday. This Is one OF the most
important sessions of the court during
the year, as the taxes for the ensuing
year are to be levied, road oyersecrs ap.
pointed, and the general business OF the
county transacted.
Farmers report that the prospects for a
fine crop this yearare very promising. The
severe frosts and extreme cold weather
have injured the peach crop some, but @
good apple crop may be confidently ex
pected
Ex-Gov. Hardin and wife of Missouri
who have been visiting relatives here fol
several days, have left for their homes.
Rev. j. X. Wolf Of Fort Worth will bC
here tomorrow, and preach Saturday
and Sunday nights at the Dixon Stree
Methodist church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

Petty Bros, having this day sold 20 me
as trustee their entire livery outfit, in-
Guiding horses, buggies aud carriages,
together With all accounts due the firm,
the purport Of said transfer being for me
to take charge of said business and imme-
diately settle all accounts due to and from
the firm as well MS sell off said property
to the hest advantage, therefore all
parties having claims against the firm Of
Petty Bros. are hereby notified TO pre-
sent the same TO me in ten days SO that
the same can be audited. All accounts
approved will be paid according TO the
terms OF the transfer as soon as the ac-
counts can be collected and property sold.
II. y. MADDOX, Trustee.
T.. S.---The livery business OF the above
firm will be run by me until sold. give
my personal guarantee that all boarding
horses viii receive the best attention
that money and feed can bestow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

To purchase well-established business,
one OF the best stands in this city, at u
great bargain. The undersigned offers
for sale the clothing, gents furnishing
and merchant tailoring business, corner
Houston and Second streets, for cash or
on easy terms or improved paper This
stock Is complete In every department
and purchased at bottom figures from
first hands, and fair reduction will be
made from the tirst cost TO anybody who
desires to purchase the entire business.
To those indebted to me, beg 10 state,
as am about to discontinue business in
this city, will be thankful II they will
come forward and settle their accounts
without any further delay, otherwise
will place them In the hand OF my attor-
uey for collection. II. NORRIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

Notice is hereby given that by mutual
consent the partnership heretofore exist
ing between j. M. Kuhen and Cottrell,
Kemper & Co., nnder the firm name and
style OF Cottrell, Kemper s. Co., has, on
this, the 10th day of February, 1886, been
dissolved, by the withdrawal of j. M,
Kuhen from the said firm OF Cottrell,
Kemper & Co..
The new firm, which will continue 70
be known as Cottrell, Kemper & Co., Will
assume all responsibilities In the way OF
accounts against the old firm, and all
outstanding claims due the old firm arc
collectable by the new firm. The busl.
ness will be continued at the same place,
under the firm name Of
CoTTRELL, KEMrEg Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
AUSTIN.
New Telephone pany-McClelland .
Donley County Won't sell.

New Telephone Company cClelland of
Donley County Won't SELL
Special to the 5azotte.
AUSTIN, TEN, Feb. l2,-The comptroller to-
day deposited Sll 900 In the state treasury, OF
which $500 went to the account Of the avail a
Bile school fund az,
ephone company, capital ST. 0,OU0, was lled To-
day. with a. Ii Miller, j. S. schott, Nicholas
Weeks, Z. |. Wren, j. MONTGOMERY and Da
yid Hail incorporators. 1t Is Galveston en-
terprise Hall Is an old tclegrapher, ana the
new conn any means strict business.
MIR. McCleland of DonlcY county, tired no
doubt OF the slow progress made by the land
hoard in disposing of the public free. schOol
lands has advertised 10 makea big sale on
March 2 OF q large number OF seq
tions on his own account. inc hu-
yertisement was sent TO tho staie
nj which the Hon. Frank Lubbock, Hon. w. j;
swain and Hon. wm. Walsh were present, ana
tho following resolution was passed whereas,
IA ms come 10 the knowledge of thisboard that
one n :. McClelland of Clarendon, Donley
cuuntv. TEX. has advertised and promo ,cu on
mo 1lrst Tuesday In Mach, 1856, to sell 10 the
hlghest bidder a large number OF sections OF
sch, ol landa, situated In Donley school ihhh
distrlct and whereas this board is ny Jaw ca.
olusiyely charged with the sale ana iease o.
this land through such agent or agents ~ ~
NAV select therefore be II resolved mat all au
thority 10 act as agent of this hoard heretol9Ie
ontanded 10 Mr. II. s. McClclland OF Donley
county, Tex, Is he ehy revoked ana no act ~
his M such agent win he respected after this
date. The board then appointed Mr.W'r'"ass 10
I 10 noqttfon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
Notice.
Notice.
foRr Wonrn, Tnx,, feb. -. 1886.

nom WORM, THX,, Feb, u. 1886.
Air. NJ. r. KERR, President Peter Smith
Company Please call II meeting of our
company for Saturday night next, at s
O'Clock. Yours respectfully,
ErdENE MAGEE,
FRANZ KAIsER,
john BRoOKs,
~. THOMPSON,
GEO. BREWER,
j. l.. McCRAoKEfS
y. ID. AsNEw.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

What can be more disagreeable. more
disgusting, than 70 sit IN room with a
person who is troubled with catarrh. and
has 70 keep coughing and clearing his or
her throat of the mucus which drops into
itr Such persons are always TO be pitied If
they try to cure themselves and FAIL But
II they get DIR. Sage's Catauh Remedy
there need be no failure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
'aOy MARKS TELL.
4 The phillips Trial that
~ 1, prints Of Hand and
'''' rsst we're moi His
!, possibly Iinderiiss the
$500 mi. rhiiiirs
IN Court.

'g'io ~ ~. Feb. ia moderate
q, Aa attended at Justice Won
Ilcga ~. nv, on the avenue, to-day
|are' SO ''rroceedings in the prelimi-
s:' .ns ,s r philips, Jr, charged
~ o gno",ectiye Bailts with the
llsu 4. wiie. Mrs. Eula Phillips,
III nls wv" eve night. The central
i !. 80 sion, James Phillips, Jr,
\ ine $50 ~ company OF an officer,
y y , y, and worn and slightly
n's Iis 4 a llne-looking young
l }. ,..,e M OF rather portly
\ W.. ssas and light hair, dressed
l. \ as' \, n black, aud looking rather
. sa'rv than the perpetrator Of
|s IA and foul crime laid 70 ms
| n. single amateur local de-
~ ~ : wound received by Phillips
IL. Ky ~ the terrible murder has not
''y 4, Il about three inches long,
IA |sS an Ak, which was found IN the
4,SIch the bloody form OF his
4, a WI taken. The wound enters
I'm .s6le Of the skull and Is in front
n 7, ssr. II is stated that functional
=, ~ the brain is shown by
~ MS mother, Mrs. Phillips,
9 .s.ea aid lady, was again put on
s' .ns interrogatcd. Publication
. ss is forbidden by the
n, q nav be limited at that the In
N had special reference to a
a conspiracy to get a certain
|.olraye the city in order not to
h M case. She Is certainly alb
Issout eighty witnesses were
|s,sierday, many of them ladies'.
sta,ed that one point in the
|ars involved the possibility OF a
M. ia which parties not hitherto
In n the case might figure. To-
I'M two witnesses for the
{S,re examined besides the
n mother. These were John
I,soa Of Williamson county
h Alien. the latter a brother-in-
IN prisoner. Meantime it may
Es,sted that the bloody footprints
IsIlIps yeranda, made as the muir
\ 4, CARRYING out the murdered
n NM arms, have been measured
In correspond TO the foot of the
4 neither does the bloody PRINT
Esssin's fingers made on the fence
III hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
rrhn ma. cold Faetg

The poor fellow whose blood does not
circulate vigorously, whose liver Is nan
asleep, whose stomach Is in poor oroer,
and whose digestive apparatus has gone
back on him, can never make his ieet
warm until he puts stomach, blood, liver
and digestlon in good condition. lie can
do this by the aid OF Browns Iron Bitters.
OF this prince of tonics, Mr.. W. @ = uile ,
Of Montgomery, Ala, says ~ Iooh
Browns Iron Bitters for general debility,
and am greatly improved"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
Notice.

The board Of health have arranged with
Doctors Matkin, Darter aud Grammcr 20
vaeclnate FREQ OF charge all parties who
are unable 80 pay for the same. Com
mcncing this morning they will .be found
between the hours OF 10 a, m. ana y. m.
at the following places,
Or, Matkin at Office of Or, Slauter,
above drug store OF a, M, Waterhouse.
Dr, DarteR, 1901 Houston street.
lar. Gralnmer, over Dashwood's drug
store
Up. ALEXANDRA,
Chairman Board OF Health
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
|DlLkE DIsGRACED.

srses Against Sir Charles Dixie
&rarfcrd Divorce case Dismissed.
M. Feb. l2.-Thc trial of the d.
,sse OF Mr.. Donald Crawford
NJ wife, in which Sir Charles
correspondent, was begun to-day.
Slelest Is felt in the case and the
sDm was crowded when IL was
4 SIr Charles Dixie arrived early
j his seat in the court-ioom With
4 recognized by most of the peo-
attendance. Mr.. Chamberlain,
J Of the local government board,
\ ! gentlemen prominent in official
NJ lie we're present. The case
announced, the petitioners coun
N that the first intimatlon his
Moi his wife's unfaithfulness was
teipt OF several anonymous let
d writer's OF which warned Mr..
a 10 beware of "The
A from Chelsea (Sir Charles
N NJ. Crawford thereupon made an
ktOn into his wife's habits and
BAT she had been cores bonding
\ Capt. Forster. This offensc he
}ioned. Receiving further anony-
NleEs, Mr.. Crawford taxed his
lnldelity. She admitted her
pa made full confession. She
bad slept two nights on the
with Sir Charles Dixie. His at
y her, she said, had commenced
lller her marriage. He protested
y her because OF her resemblance
Bother.
kgl!e Of the petitioner had at
The anonymous letters to the
Eeaess OF her mother. The petit
w. Crawford, was called to the
SAND and gave testimony sup
NE statements of bis counsel.
Niord said he had been startled
ne asking him II he would forgive
mad been unfaithful to him.
\ sisters had been shown the
0us letters and had agreed that
ele IN the handwriting
Y mother. In her con.
ne witness said Mrs. Crawford
Isd that Sir Charles Dixie had
y her TO enter into a bed with
Y dis mistress, Sir Charles him.
< beside them.
ouhsel Tor the petitioner submit.
s,iaence against Mrs. Crawford,
rls'ed none against Sir Charles
iue court granted Mr.. Crawford
Y from his wife and dismissed
against Sir Charles Dixie.
sreial opinion Is that the filthy
~ made In the trial and mis- fail.
4 s'apl either to deny or disprovC
4 "A N X cgslnst him, have practically
y Charles Dixie.
= br HRyEDLY DIsGRAcEp.
f ~ IA Feb l2.-Although Sii
4 , ',ase escaped punishment under
plea that Mrs. Crawford's
sohlession was insufficient evi,
whole tenor OF the trial has
+ 4, !, profound and universal con,
n Dlke's guilt. Justice Butts
ss ", described the respond
sxasnts as clear, distinct ane
ny NJ aud said they compelled hin
III " y mat the adultery charged war
onmiited. II the woman hac
The witness-box and ha,
same testimony, ther.
~ q Been evidence against Dixie
Position was further damage,
n,''alalng from giving evidence
generals defense, were w,
Dixie in the viii
AIS answers on cross-exam
ssu'a have been zone OF til
' y. IN lie from which no ma
& n ~ !. AIKEN as a frank admissio
~ unable to give an cxplanl