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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
oaIllns a spade q spade.

" ,suNaroN, Feb. 20 Representative
Woodbufn Of Nevada viii tomorrow IN
tradncc m the house an nnll'polyghnly
I'M which has received the approval ol
gentlemen IN uleh anu poen
submitted 10 members OF Tho JUDICIARY
committee Of both houses Of CONGRESS,
IN ~ preamble Il recltes That tac Uhlteu
.g. u gtatuttB prohibit and pfoYldp lut
wy 10 hmcnt Of blgainy, polygauy apu
unH NATURALIZATION IN the ielIl'ofy
anu ,,'o sas ~ Vote Dprsons guilty OF sueh
act Of giving aid, coia oule .G.,oa W" ~ an.
eouraRement, thereby prd,hpllHbt, \. y Am.
mlsaion Of such offonses, shots wv , 1a
a crime and punishable with cqs n', W.,
vanity That there exists IN Diaa
sect which "A 10 creed holds ~ one OF y
Fundamental principles aud as q tacfs
manual rite, right and duty OF ~ ineul
hera 10 practice unlawful cohhbltatlon
ma that hlrh priests, leaders and mon
hs,a thereof, claiming 20 be inspired, M
exaetlng obedience 70 an hptno.il
claimed 70 be superior 70 The unlte
states. do openly aud publicly counsel
; sdyiae and command the members .
sa,d acct 10 ommit said oifcnsch IN OPT
.ad nroienan defiance and cOntompt Z
~ NJ lava q the United States, and D
,sason Of sch counsel, Kdsice and con
wand many thousands OF members
IA seel has been induced 70 comm
ss,d ofenso. and are now living ara g
habitlng VII plurality OF so-cAiis,
wives and coeuoiaes, but escape puh'sl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

BERLIN, Feb. ~ The upper house OF
tho Piussian diet, by vote oi 1908 70 "
to-day adopted 0 motion In favor 81 gl'.
ing permanent government support
towards securing tho existence aud de-
yolopmcnt oI German interests In Eastcrn
provinces.
The bishop OF fnldA made hit
maiden speech In the house. iio declared
thai 10 secure the safety of the faihorlant
was the duty Of every subject, aud eH
pooially Of churchmon. Ito cherished Tbs
hope that tho government would DO ADJ
TO unto Tor the protection OF The father
land men Of all religious ureods' PrlnC'
Blamarck was moi present, owing To III
meas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

CnloAQo, lii, Fob 2s Sam Jones
Ionr weeks revival season opened here
to-day az thu tabernacle erected Tor
Moody'a nac, Notwithstanding the In.
element Weather the church was filled
before tho time for the ncrylcces fully
5000 persons were present Inc
foyiyaliets appearance aud manner
we're such a. 70 pot him on q good
footing with the congregation ht once
lie pteineed the sermon by aplgn for ifce
nnd easy good fellowship aud his own
attitude was that Of a man IN his owl
homo talking 60 friends, The sermon
was M earnest one. lie preached IRON
thc text ',Let your light 80 shine, etc,'
and appeared 10 Interest the audlenc'
| deeply
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
r,on,bl,,on ana ,siling

MAaos, o., Feb IS. The prohibition
election 10 Baldwin county occurs
March rs, aud The campaign
h becoming heated, heocntly
Sam Jones', The fcyivalltl, nlnub
a prohibition speech IN MiiieuR'Shiei
which intenBiiud the feeling between the
supporters Oi tho two tlokefe, Yes
iofday Sam Ennis, hntl'PrdllbltlpD'
lat, and brother OF mo shefln'
shot and killed Deputy Marshal n.
Ilaygood, Prohlbtloplsi Thc ailllculty
grow ont Of HhyBood'e cfllcislnB nii
autl.prohibitlon speech made Dy lns
hyntbrr al Ennis. Fears are entertained
that Ennip VIII be rescued to.nlKht " me-
| friends
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
LoRILLARD's HORSES.
twenty Seven Thoroughbred TOE si'p'
OSO--Iho Hosuit Of the sale,

MoUNr lIoIIy, N. j., Fob. 2s The en-
tire stable OF race horses belonging TO
Pierre Lorlllard was sold At Rancoc0as
stock iarm, Jobnstown, to-day, IN the
presence OF large crowd OF horseinen
who came from all parts Of the country,
bidding was lively throughout, The hpay.
lest purchasers being Dwyer Bros OF
Brooklyn, and Charles Reed OF Cal
latin, Tenn. The largeat price
received vas $4,000 paid by Dwyer
Bros Tor thrco-year0li bay ally, Dew
drop The liynyNafold bay horse Pom
/ ilac was Knocked down 10 the DWyofr
tor sl7 800, and the hamo purchasers
purchased The threo.ycaf'0ld chostnp'
colt Winfield for $4,000. The thfoe.
yaar.old chestnut colt Gyelopa wa
t6oueht ny Gins Reed for $4,000
Twenty. seven thoronRhbfeds were 500
the proceeds aggregating siA9,0DV' ~
sale was considered vs. an present Re th'
most successful one Of thoroughbred
held 10 this country for years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

BosfoN, MASS Feb. - fred
plaiaiod, tho oareman, eaye that the
proposillun 81 himself and Ross % row
through the Niagara rapids The coming
summer IA not huge Joke o. many
accented 10 think, bat 40 en-
I srprlse thnt viii surely bo az,
w ted. ~ DO not think "
u mug. as,p aaid he; athe boat VIII have
ni..y - faIn, With o grating fcr a lool
poa.Vn, 20 M with water We can't
ids us.aore Win have nir-tghi com
pnrtmcaiH arounu ~ boat and tii6 wntai
Sc lake Ia Will quiel .a t,ss an \, ,broi,al
he grating. II anytt5 lhonla hanuet
| se arc both good swlnm'.s and ,goul,
make grand struggle bed, eolug IN
/ IQrN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

uLfygfAKD, ONO, Feb. go,--fraDk
BuIael, the man who shot bis Wis, WV
thia nnfgcl, az MaBsllunl ONO, last nllthb
committed suicide after leaving home,
Tho police secured the town ~ hpaIVn
" Burg,I, aud sent numerous taieRIaiLhs
70 other cities giving q description o. Wv wy.
suppOned fugitive. About o'clovh .his
norulng bis dead body was foend lyink "
tho road within forty rods Of ms wv,
house, bis throat cut from eaF 20 ~ ahu ~
by hIs slde lay tho knife with which ihs
deed Was committed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
I,urrow. Of Mlohiaan.

wAsnRoroN Feb. 49, MI Burrows
Of Michigan, on behalf OF the minority Of
the house committee GU postoilleeH ana
post.roads, Will tomorrow submit ro'
BORT dissenting from the views OF the
majority In reporting iayorably the bill
10 compel American steamships to carry
United States mail,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

ytgRsA, Fcb 2s Tho marriage OF the
Archduohoss MARIA Of Tuscany ~ tho
Archduko Carl stephen, the brothct ~
tho queen regent Of spain, was aolemnlled
today by the archbishop OF Vienna, The
ceremony WINS very imposing and was
witnosaod by the Emperor Francll
Joscph, a host Of members Of the royal
family, princes and other distinguished
cTHOns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

PAmA, Fob aB.---Tho Journal dct
Debates says Lord Salisbury drew up a
convention with the porte, ctdlng Ufele
TO England on tho payment OF ea,O0g,uoo
under guarantee that Greece wpulu %
prevented from taking aggressive meas
uros against Turkey Olnds.onc, tn'
Journal adds hcsllatce 70 confirm tn'
convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

IokpoS. Feb. 2s.. The wife Of blr
Horace l,umbold, tho British minister ~
Athens, appeals 70 England 10 bebai o.
tho people Of Greece who are 10 dlhtfear
IN consequences Of the mobilization on NV
troops and the enrolment OF tho lapof'ii
Tor military services,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

AuyrgaKg, FnANcr, Feb. ~ ~ tho
tnlncra IN The Augofgne dietrldii Number.
lng $500. threaten 90 join the strike oi
worhmon here. The secretary VI The ac'
partmcnt photographed NJ barrien, minis
ter 0i the Interior, for rciniorccncnis'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

pans, Feb. ~. The uopmitles o. ne
chamber Of deputies has approved NJ
l.lyots proposal " leave me gosefhuient,
10 iAke tbs Initiative Ia tho expulsion %
the french princes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
VOL. XII NO. 2l4.

Jersey, directors Of The iufscy AAnking
vompany have been arrested for having
i,audulcuily received deposits, knowlnr
The bank 20 be insolycpt They wcfo
bailcd ~ $500 zach They viii lusc their
judgeshlpA. AZ an Investigation of the
banks afalrs An uiilcial accountant ttsti
DC. that Tho bank had boon lusolyrnI since
1877
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
no ABIDE palGrLS.
Tho seaboard rrunh Line Agents. re,oh ~
a rngin.

The senbonrd trunk Line Agents rnioh ~
rRnf,
NEw Yong, Feb 49,. A new passenger
rate sheet oi the soaboard Trunk lines
on far Western business neocsHlinted ny
the dissolution VI the Transcontlnenial
association aud the war 81 rates result
ing thorirom was completed Tonight
aud viii 40 Into eject March l. II Va
signed by the general passenger agents
Of tho New York Central, Wost shore,
Erie, LackaVannn and pennsylvania rail
roads The namN OF the Baltimore a.
ohio agent Ia mol attached, The now
sheet gives moroly tho new rates 10
Western points from New York and
points IN New hngland The rates from
tho Atlantic suaboard to p0lnta east Of
the Missouri RIVER ara not changed. The
following nro some OF the now rates 10
leading far wcetofm points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

I,oNDOR, Feb. ~ =, Henry Smgenei wv
American blhllogaphefi dled mere 'V'uAy
after long aud painful illnfas'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

gorfA. Fob. 20. Seryia refuses " &C.
ee,t ihe treaty Of pcaoo drafted by inc
BulgarIann, the treaty, therefore, mas uol
val Iyau signed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
A rAIrnLEss WIFE.
A husband Rnia ulH Wits and Himself,
nooausa She HAD Fallen.

81. PAU, MINI, Fob. ~ --Thco. II
Rich, OF New York state, arrived IN ~.
Paul yesterday aud learned that HIS wife
was living with ono A \ Gale, Rich
pought an Interview with bnr Ia bawdy
house. Tho meeting resulted Ia lutb
shooting his wife dond and then killing
himself with tho same revolver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

WAsuISoFoS, March I, q. M ~,
wcst Gull states Fair weather bligbus
colder 10 the southern portion. station
,ry tomperatufe Ia The northern portions
Variable winds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

CoEsIAsriaorLr, Fch. gs,-Mf, WIN.
atom, the now United States minister %
Persia, aud Mr. Ghirband 81 Tue NgW
YORK iimce, have arrived here en- foule
| "a fTabafau
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

nnMr. FEB. 20. The senate, by a vote
OF ID 70 8, adopted tho bill % equa'fe
the iand TAX
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

Lc.poS, Feb. 2y.---Judgea Dieneaume,
NIcAil1 Ana Degruch 81 the Island q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

,,.awhe a 81 per cent, % Oh Miln ea
s.,,,e t,o,6 past they have been enEe ,en'
n Al famila for freight, narn .ysU " W. "a
tn what u could gei ana "Hh'NFNt '"'f'
W. y 4.f..4ftln
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

ItIiet.ft4 - 44tfr ...al. a..
Nv Nv. I'm .,.nan,ra had 81 get Rpysn men :"
w W. ,ns srit6tlna and Aome ether nsess,
w ~, WORT ana whom thla wasogisis9,so Ky
,yessl1usefneu felueua " wQFA AfN,p'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

va. fnofhiug else IAst h5's'
..9,' escf. INV atsy ~ seaNiqpl XIV
,r tsn Worth eeYfi PptnnF '1sn
'1e asplust convict lapqf sno R'f''e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

fonIallla ~ euNlllNf VIZ
via, which, The 4,
have hraN cowlnllN w '
Win s'yo CLAMP '''''
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-03-06
A Horse of Another Color.

Under this heading the Capit0-
Lan.Adrocate replies to the last ar
ticle in the SENTINEL in reference
to the criticisms that paper had
been making upon the course of
President Cleveland.
When the contest originated be
tween the Executive Of the nation
and tn. Republican Senate, in
which that body undertook to
make the President kneel TO their
bulldozing demands, and yield one
of the great prerogatlves of his Of
fee the CA. said
.'Thc President will have to
lean for support in the impending
conflict upon the musketeers he
has recruited in the rear guards OF
both parties. and among the sane
timOnious independents"
This was certainly very plain En-
glish, and meant that the Demo
cratic party were not gong to sus
tain the President in his contest
with the bulldozing Senators, when
one of the great prerogatives of his
high Office was in dispute.
1t Was this assertion that brought
out the first article in the SENT
MEL.
The SENTINEL took the position
that the President was right, and
the Ca was laboriug under a delu
sion that the Democratic party was
in sympathy with it, and following
its lead.
Since the G A has not found a sin
gle Democratic paper in Louisiana,
and very few in the United States
to support it, since the Democratic
members in both houses Of Con
grcSS have met III caucus and uecl
ded that the President is right, and
that they will sustain him, the CA
comes out and says:
"We also believe it is his privil
ege, if he chooses to exercise it, to
refuse to accede to the demands OF
the Republican Senator's"
Well, the color of the elevated
horse has changed very materi ally.
Finding Clevelaud's musketeers
aud independents to compose the
whole Democratic party the CA
turns a back somersault, into their
midst and boldly proclaims that he
has been there all the time.
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Every man, woman and child III
the Union remembers President
Arthur's patriotic and statemdnlike
special message, recommending an
appropriation of twenty millions to
improve the Mississippi aud to pro
tect the people Of the Valley from
over1ow.-Capitoliam Advocate.
Yes, and "a great many men, wo
men and children in the Union re
member, how promptly President
Arthur vetoed the first bill that
Congress passed appropriating mon
ey to improve the Mississippi, and
to protect the people from overflow.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourche, second Justice
Court of L. p. CaillOuet,
Joseph DeGrays Us. Louis Annie
ALIAS Ldnterrement.

Take notice that acting under a writ of & IA
to me directed by the honorable'J ustice Court
OF L. p. Caillouet, in the above entitled cause,
l will proceed to sell at public auction on tho
premises situated in this Parrish, on the right
descening ban of Bayou Lafourche at about
3 miles below the town of Thibodaux. on Sat
urdsy the Goth day of March, 1886. between
the hours of ii O'Clock A. M. and 4 Q. o'clock p.
NJ. the following described property to wit ::
3 stacks OF rice.
One roam mare.
Seized in thesabeve suit. Terms cash.
March 9th. 1886.
C A. ANGERRAN
Constable 2nd. Ward.
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The whole time $3,945,O57.4S

AuC "uOIC tluIC vO,JfO,OO6.fC
This estimate is based upon the
census of 1880 that gives Louisiana
a total population of S3O.946 of
whom BIS, $50 could not write.
II five years from 1880 to 1881
Louisiana has expended tor public
schools 1925, 656.0 90.
Under the act of 1886 distlibu
ting the surplus funds among the
States Louisiana received $477,-
919,14.
In 1880 there were in this State
134.S13 white and It's, 40 colored
voters who coulu not write their
names.
The number of children between
6-1S years inclusive was .273,S45 ;
enrolled pupils, 6S 40 average
daily attendance 1896, with 41O4
pupils in private schools.
In the number of people who can
not write, Louisiana stands No: s,
among the States. In percentage
OF illiterates, she stands Nos
The amount of good the distribu
ton of 81, 900, 900 as proposed by
the Blair Bill will do is incalculable.
1t will enable every parish in
Louisiana to have free public
schools for all the children in the
State, provided there be any dispo
sition to educate the youth. Our
members of Congress lshould de
vote all their energy and influence
to the passage of this bill. The
people of Louisiana demand this of
them.
There is nothing of more impor
lance to their interests. With
eight years aid from the National
Government there will be an educa
tive people in Louisiana that will
see that a system of education will
be maintained by which their chill
dren will be given a suitable educa
ton. No efforts should be left un
made to secure this great boon.
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Mr.. Morrlson's Tariff Bill will
probably be another illustration of
the going up Of Il pumpkin and
coming down Of a squash.
1t seems to be in favor with no
one nor anywhere. This much can
be said about it, however. l. is
bold. emphatic and plain. He
strikes the duties down all along
the line, sugar, rice and everything
else. 1t raises the battle flag in
front however, it does not sneak in
with the banner ofplotection raised
on high in one hand. aud strike
down sugar with ii Hawaiian treaty
in the other hand, admitting that
article free on the Pacific coast.
1t does not send Blaine about
the country preaching protection
whilst his friends and support
ers, headed by the President of the
United States are trying to sneak
III Spanish and Mexican Recipruc
ity treaties through the Senate by
which the tariff Oh sugar would be
struck to the ground.
Even with It's reductions. il is
far more preferable than the pre-
ciouS dish Arthur, Blaine & Co. of
tered to the sugar grower two Win
tiers past.
We rather like il manly enemy.
We despiSe a sneakiug one.
But the Morrison tariff plan will
meet with no favor. Even the
Louisville COurier-Journal that
claims to be, par excellence, the
great apostle Offree trade condemns
it.
The N. o. States another free
trade organ condemns 1t.
1t initiates direct against the
very idea and principle Of i tariff
for revenue which is a tariff to
raise revenue with the smallest
amount of import duties.
The duties on sugar give more
revenue to the government than do
those on any other article, and stri
king them off necessarily requires
duties to be maintained on other
articles that furnish far less money
to the government.
The probabilities of any interfer
ence with the tariff on sugar and
rice are not much TO be dreaded.
at the present time, and we .see nc
reason to entertain any serious
fears or that subject.
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DR.. Samuel p. Scruggs of Nachi
toches Parish, whose home was
near Cloutierville, died a few days
ago. The deceased vas a promi
nent politician in the Red River
country, an eminent physician and
as such was a lecturer for sew
eral years at one of the medi
cal schools in New Orleans. DR..
Scruggs was a mason of high stand
ing, and frequently lectured on
that subject. He was a brother of
the late Mrs. L. j. Smith who was
a resident Of Thibodaux for many
years.
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The Board of Pardons met last
Saturday and declined to interfere
with the decision of the courts in
the cases Of Pat Ford and John
Murphy. Lieutenant Governor
KuobIoch dissented from the deci-
sion of the majority and recommen
dec that the sentence be committed
to a life term in the Penitentiary.
The Governor has performed his
duty aud fixed Friday, March IL
for the execution of these two cul.
prits, and the law now takes its
course.
We have no criticisms to make
upon the decision of the Board of
Pardons. We believe that all the
members acted conscientiously and
did what they considered best for
the interest of law and order.
After that Board had acted upon
this case, and given a rehearing
they should never have been re
quired to act upon it again.
The result of all this will be to
put a stop to political conspirators,
that brutally murder men to get
them out of their paths, in their un
holy greed for high places.
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THE A OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ISL of LafOurche.
Mrs. Theonise Macias, seife rs. Pierre
Rousseau, husband. No. 21S9.

This case having been regularly fixed for
trial, was taken up and tried, and the law
and the evidence being in favor of plaintiff
and against the defendant.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and do
creed That the plaintiff Mrs. Theoniss Ma
cias, wife of Pierre Rousseau, do have iudg.
ment against her husband, tho said Pierre
Rousseau, dissolving tho community of &C.
quets and gains that has hitherto existed he.
tween her and her said husband, granting to
her an absolute separation of property be-
tween her and her said husband. and author
izing her to carry on q separate industry,
separate and apart from her said husband, to
enjoy the fruits thereof, and to administer
the same and all her future property AZ her
" separate property, and that plaintiff re-
cuver all costs of suit.
Thus done, read and signed in open Court,
this sixth day Of February. 1886.
tsigned) TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Judge Goth District.
Filed February 9Th, 1886.
(signsd) J. W. KNOBLOCH,
Dy Cle,k Of said Court.
(~~) Test. Clerks Office, Parish La
LIS. fourche, March lsr, 1886.
(~~) J.. w. KNOBLOCH,
D'y Clerk Of said Court.
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OMEGA LODGE K. OF H.

On February Goth Omega Lodge
Knights of Honor was instituted
at Napoieonville, La, by District
Deputy Grand Dictator D. Bienve
nue. Jr.
The Lodge bears upon it's roster
the I'M OF some of he very best
citizens of that section, and there
is no doubt that this lodge vii, in
crease membership uEtil it becomes
one OF the most prominent in the
State
The Lodge is Differed as follows !:
P.J. Gilbert d III. Well, V. D.;
A. w. Barton, A. d.; =. E. Thlbo
daux, r.; Leon Semmel, +. Il.
Carroll Burton, T.: G.. Finger,
g.; 4. Levy, C.. f. Dupats, Guar.
L. \. Blanchard, S. Walter Guion,
=. d. and Representative.
DR.. n. Wives, NJ. Z. S. J. Blanch
ard, L. w. Dyer, Il. w. Walton,
Trustees.
After the Installation ceremonies
the members of The new Lodge and
their guests repaired to Dupaty
House, where II delicious and bonn
teous banquet was spread aud par
taken OF i'll a social, jovial manner.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-03-06

tried Tougaline upon myself for
facial neuralgia,and it gave imme
date relief. / also tried it upon
one suffering intense pain from neu
ralgia of the head one dose gave
perfect relief.
G. w. Duval, NJ. D.,
Pineville, Mo,