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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20
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Tested and proved by over thirty
vears' use in all parts Of the world, ALL
GocE's PoRous PLAsTgRs have the IN,
Iorsemeut OF the highest medical and
chemical authorities, aud millions o.
grateful patients who have been cured o. 2,
distressing ailments voluntarily testify
to their merits. ..,.,,,,
ALLcocK's POROUs PLAsTERs are purely
vegetable, They ARE mild but effective
sure and quick in their action, and alb
solutely harmless. Beware OF limitations
and do not be deceived by misrepresen'
mtion. Ask fol- ALLCoCR's, and let nc
explanation or solicitation induce you
to accept a substitute, DSw
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TO FIGHT THE WHISKY TRUST.
George W, Kidd Has Entered Himself
far n XIunsF-IIia Past Record

George W, Kidd Has Entered Himself
for a Wluner-IIH Past Record
Chicago, April l0.-George W. Kidd,
the New York wholesale liquor dealer,
whose fortune is estimated at from
sG,OOOOOO to $lO,OOOOOO has, it is said,
gone in to break the whisky trust. He
has secured land at La Sale, III, and has
LET the contracts Tor adistillery. with a
capacity OF 5000 bushels, This, it is
given out, is only starter. Whisky
trust men here, when questioned, said
thew knew of Mr.. Kidd's movements,
but declared that the trust was strong
enough to ruin any man who dared 10
oppose il. Mr. Kidd formerly owned 9
distiIlery in Des Moinesr Iowa, and iorceu
the trust to buy him ont
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20
Centenneri Kid Gloves.

brpted Centec Kid Gives Of which we are the sole agents
in the city OF Wheeling. Our price for the Best Button
Coored the that charged by Messrs Centeme
Co. in New York. viz 81 IS per pair, Each pair Of the gen
une bears the name Of p Ccntemer Co. the inside AS
the supply of this particular make Of Gloves inadequate
the demand, we would advise an early selection,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20

WHES the President came to select o
Superintendent OF the Census he chose
tho hos. nun in the country for that
place. Robert p. Porter is thoroughly
equipped for the work; knows just
where to begin, what to do, and where
to leave of. His appointment will in
spre confidence in the success 81 the
great undertaking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20

WALLACE Friday, April 10, 1850, at $3.50
O'Clock p. IN, J4Hf wife Of james Wallace
aged - years.
Funeral services at the residence OF he' dAnJh
ter, Mrs. Mary Eyaus, No. . Thirteenth
street, on Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
Friends Of the family nrc respectfully in
vltcd to attend. Intrrmcnt private at Pcnin'
Sula Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20

Is the wild and woolly city OF Denver
succeeds in the effort to close her saloons
on Sunday, Wheeling may take henrt
and try her hand at a like job, There
Is an impression in Wheeling that the
saloons are beyond the reach Of Law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20
TRUsrEE'S SALE,

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made bY John +,
Gallagher TO NE ~ trustee dated October y,
1885, recorded In the office OF the Clerk vi tho
County Court Oi Ohio county, West Virginia IN
Deed OF Trust Book No, -, page ~, | will cell
at the north lrOui door OF the Court House OF
said county, on
SATURDAY, the eth DAY Of APRIL, 1852,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock u, m, the following
described property, that Is 10 say: certain
piece or parcel Ot lHud situated 0n the west side
Of Morrow street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, In that part II the city Of Wheeling
called Bucna Vista addition, aud designated on
the plat Of N,id addition ~ lot numbered MO
aud part VI lot numbered three fronting ninety
six Iret ON said street and extending back west
ward twenty feet.
TERMS OPSALI-O One third and MS much more
US the purchaser elects tn pay In cash on the
day Of sale, the balance IN two equal INSTALL
mcnis In one aud two years, notes bearing ln'
IuTrsl To be given Tor the deferred payments, the
title to be retained until payment Is made In
full.
The title Is believed To be perfect, hut selling
as trustee will convey only the title vested IN
me by said deed OF Trust
WI. W, COWDES, Trustee.
". II. HALIER. AuCtinuCcr. aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20
PIIOMPTSI.ss.

First a cold, then Il cough, then con.
sumption, then death. ~ took DR..
Ackrr's English Remedy for Consump:
ton tile moment began TO cough, and
I believe It ,ayed my life. "-WAlTER \.
WALLACE, Washington. 9. H. GOCtze, X.
L. Burt, q. MunkUmellcr, Logan Drug Co.
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CHICAGO is getting from Florida a
crocodile thirteen feet eight inches long
to weep over hermaniiold ransgrrsS'ons'
1t had tobe the biggest kind OF u cFoco-
Tilo
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1lln llrsnp lnlILalor..

Nounditilh Herald. h..
During the campaign every R"puDli.
can organ In the land was pourlnRcol,
utnng Of abuse upon Secretary Bayatd
lar what they termed his "cpwatdly'
noliey in the Samoan fuss, and yet not
y svIiable ii said when Mr Blaine cpttin'
ucs entire Alr. Bayard's policy alinghR
Very inStTuCtiDns 10 our diplomats N +.
oari iD tbls controversy Ahd here ~
SECRETARY Window continuing secretary
POimiil,ls lnnncial policy 10 thG l9.,,g,t,
whieb was also roundly beratcd. Inc
N@UnbIIcan party, 10 iact, was Simply
yutIning a grand bnnc0 game on Lne
American people 10 TIC lisi en I,.lpt ~,
Bnt t6e pe,mla will not BE- PLAYED iol
snrkrf.r Rpdn by y o1mbln9llon OF
Monopulisu sud hungry pjlIlie'dN''-
bsys zoe Ire Dtuorrllic otf'' anin,
yaethlln tyd Cst t,oSe ~ g. vi W.
EysyybHy snsS6 That M eai,t +
SOEsysTf,e ka NAi H0t VIM y 'Tt ,, ,iu
I.p,f"un' ~ iial %. uuithrl IN Wy
adopted tno pOlicy lad dpwn Wy ~, i IN.
rnil,con prss ~ tbr country -'noMDy
Ia New York Tribune, and lhls WIZ VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20
WEST VIRGINIA PEElTENTlARY,

MouNnsyiLLr ", Va, March q, iSG.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will bu received by the
undersigned until " o'clock meridian on Tues.
day, April q, iSsn, for the labor VI one hundred
400 CdnvlCis, vt luts number, II dCsltCd lut
period NJ from thtCC tn I've years, Labor " hr
furnished when contract u closed, For further
particulars address the undersigned
ny order VI tho llnnid VI Directors
AIi9rAA EDWARD RONENlsON, stunt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20

BECAUSE you don't get an office, good
brother, It doesn't follow that thtAd-
ministratlon is already IN assured FAIL
ure with large frantic F,
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Notice to Contractors.
OFriCEOT
THE CIEnk or T!E loARn OF EDUCATION,

THE CLERK or THE HOARD OF EDUCATION,
MAkrlN's FERRY, o., April 9, lNSg.
scAlCd Proposals will be received by the uu.
dCtsgncd M IN saturday, April ~ 1850, At "
O'Clock noon, for the erection " n School lnild.
Ing IN tho Third ward, and an addition OF four
rooms IL the present building In the First ward
In said city district, IN accordance with plRns
and SpCrllUAtlOnsOn illC In my uiliCC.
Each bid shall contain the uHinC vi every per-
son interested IN the same, and shall be- HCtum
panied by u sufficient guarantee VI some dlsin
lCrCslCd person that II the bid he accepted col,
trnCi viii be entered into anl the performance
Of II properly secured
The hoard Ol Education tCsCyC,th right to
ari2S g.F. DEAN, clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20

MADAM, mankind salutes your Ester
bonnet and falls down before its high
pinnacle.
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pIumbIng, Gas Z steam FIttIng.
Farming Implements,
u X. GlFFEN & CO.,

I've NCuptnl Agents lot the
Malta Flows and fupNlW, beverly Flows aud
repairs, syracuse chilled Hillside Flows aud
frIhir, symuuiu Chilled Land l'lOWs and II.
pats, luuugss chilled Land Flows aud repairs,
dale CHILLED Land Flows aud repairs south
llund chilled Lhud rlnWs and repairs, llg lnlun
NUlky Flows and tCpnlH, Oliver aud Imperial
Flow Points Malta hnl llfnWn Double Shovel
Flows, Malta aud lltuwn sulky CultlvAlnts, our
Choice anil THROWN Five shovel tuliivHtnr.
write iuf circulars, ptltCs aud iptftnty, All
OrlCtN promptly filled, 1870 MAiN StRrlt
int3l Wheeling ", Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20

Cilizen-"Don't you know Mr.. All
Sin, tllut il you kill that enemy Of yours
yOu will be hangcd?" All Sin (yenReful
iaundrymln)-"NO, alice lightee. ]
gOttce money. 20 loOnGy 'sylum."
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RIBBONS

With this late arrival Of New Goods we received large
and complete stock Of the best Satin Edge Gro Grain and
More Ribbons manufactured in all widths and colors, in
Guiding the widest Moric Sash Ribbons
In this advertisement we would call attention our
stock Of Fans Sachc Purses Pocketbooks Razor Steel Scs
sos Parabod Needless Persian Trimmings Laces, Embrod
cries Hosiery Corsets Silk Mtts, LaTosca Parasols, &c.
&c. together with complete stock Of HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS Of the better grades
pSsSpecial attention is invited to our unusually large
and varied stock Of BLACK GOODS, embracing Presteys
4onch wide Silk and Wool Ienriettas Railroad Cords, Satin
Stripes and Nuns Vcings to match the Hcnrietas. Also,
5nch wide Chany Dress Laces Fish Nets and Brussels.
LsDaily Arrivals. Always Adding Some
thing New.
GEO.R. TAYLOR
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Wanted.

JITANTED-TW ENTY.FIV l.
w Horses; weight about 200 pounds CaCli
age Xix 10 eight years Apply Ii IELLAltE
STREET HALLWAY CO., Bcllairo, %
HplHDlW
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Ii this country the base ball pitcher is
the real power behind the thrown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20
PINEAPPLE HAMS.

We are tile only dealers In the city that handle
this celebrated brand Of Hams, The finest cured
order one from w.
our Gold Dust Flour makes whittier aud swGeler
bread than any other brand Of Flour. Try H.
Fresh Roasted COlIcCs aud Pure 1cH
A Fine Coffee at 80 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20

A TTENTION, FARMERS AND
"A REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
Farmers aud Real Estate owners are Invited
TO call mud examine our Mixed Paints, that con.
aln nothing but pure white lead, llnseed oil
Also, We have for sale the GILMAN COOK
STOVE, the best baker In the worll.
IIOGE & DRO.,
npIGNWs4W llla Market Street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11

IRVING to Manufacture Diamonds.s

The practical production of the dia-
mond by artificial means has been the
theme of a great deal of thought and e
GOOD many experiments, but up to ting
This time it has eluded all the efforts of
the experimenters, though carbotk
CRYSTALS closely approaching the
gem have more than once been
secured, while many persons stAl
think it is merely a matter of time, ana
not a long one at that, when this secret
will have been wrenched from nature.
II. some recent experiments on the effect
of high temperature and pressure on car
hon. carbon rods were surrounded by
benzfne. parafine treacle, chloride or
bisuIphide of carbon, and submitted to
great pressure in a hydraulic press,
the rods being meantime heated by pass
ing an electric current through them &.
in some cases n considerable amount OF
gas was evolved, and soft, friable de-
n0sit of carbon produced. In no case
| was the density of the carbon Increased .
When the rod was surrounded with
| silica the latter fused and the
rod was largely converted into
| graphite; the same occurred when
| hvdrated alIumina III lime or magnesia
| the rod being rapidly destroyed with
1 evolution of the gas. With layers OF
| coke. lime and silica the rod was rapidly
corroded. and was found after the ex-
Deriment TO be coated with n coke-likt
Iayer of great harshness, sufficient Il
| scratch rock crystal and ruby and t
wear down the cut facets of diamonds
| IT resists the action of q mixture of ny
| drofiuoric aud nitric acids.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
SHE RODE LIKE A MAN.
Young Woman Who Attracted Attention as
She Sped Her Bicycle.
BROOKLYN Eagle.

Brooklyn Eagle.
7 saw rather a novel sight in the park
on sunday-a woman riding astride
bicycle, and yet so perfectly pleasing and
modest a position did it seem that it ap-
pareutly attracted no special attention,
.sS+bough she was riding along one of the
most crowded drives. There are two
bieyeIeE Clubs with lady members, but
ffITs is the first time 1 have seen one
venture into the park riding i'll this
fashion. and since she seemed to do 1t
with so little inconvenience to herself she
will probably soon have many imitators,
and a great encouragement will be
.riven to an admirable form of exercise
for women. She was young woman
about 20, l should judge-sllm an
graceful and extremely pretty. He
rode one of the bicycles IN which the
wheels are both of medium size, the fofe
wheel but little larger than the rear qHeS
and the saddle is lifted to the pEskser
height by steel stem. A mail bicycle
if is. called, I believe, but seems emf
! IDENTITY suited tor the female, If one may
| be permitted to say so, in consideration
! of the fact that the weather IS hot and
| humid.
l. On the little saddle the lady sits, hen
/ feet resting on the pedals, somewhat for
ward. and hsither wheel interfering in
the least WITH her skirts, which hang
around her very mueh as if she were sit
ting on high, narrow chalE. The girl
saw wore gray gifigham gown, made
with one plain, moderately full skirt q
ordinary walking length. The waist was
( a plaiA skirt waist of the same material
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
HE WANTED TO DIE.
Having spent All His Money on Women, Who
Desert Him, an Old Man At
tempts Suicide.
Snecial to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX. Sept. 10.-A man named
Holm Linton was found in an unconscious
condition in the flats north of the city
this morning near a house of Ill repute.
A phvsician was sent for, and after sew
eral hours work he was considered out
of danger. He said that he came here
from Gainesville Sunday, where he had
heen living for the last two months.
Prior to that time he had been engaged
in teaming in the Indian Territory, some
times for himself and sometimes for the
government. While IN this business he
had saved up about three thousand dol
lars. At Gainesville he fell into the tolls
of q couple of cyprians, between whom
he divided his affections and Iavlshed
his money. When he came here they
came with him, and all stopped
together: Last night they wanted more
money, but all was gone. His heaTtless
! mistresses turned him out of doors in the
! rain. His harsh treatment upon the
mart Of those upon whom he had spent
! his earnings made him Respondent and
he sought the solace Of morphine for the
DurDose Of ending his troubles. The
man is about fifty years of age. 1t Is
believed by some that there was foul
plav in this matter, but the affair has not
been investigated. He Is poorer III
wealth, but richer in experience.
The public schools opened with 1924
pupils in attendance, seventy eight more
! than last wear. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
Mexican = eWs.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept l0yg IH' -
eminent has authorized the estsssssssrs,.
OF a bank at Merida, Yucatan, WIN sai
mission to discount, receive depoS-'-
issue notes for circulation. ---oss;
An explosion occurred at the I,r,. rsts
factory Yesterday by which two LlieD
dangerously wounded and may ulo lsni
sixty Irish families have bouGH'
in Huasteca, PotOsi. 80 osf-
The authorities of chihuahua ui'
scouting the press. fesrs
Serious electoral difficulties are "
in Yucstan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
Tho Argument Commsh

SAN Francisco, CAL, Sept Satss-4Ehe
argument was opmmenced III the United
Sf.Ifes sirselait Court to-daySon the subject
Jbf the jurisdiction of the federal court in
5 fI;e case of Deputy Marshal'Hagle. At
tarpey General Johnson opened the argu-
/. Eteilfion behalf III the state, and Attor-
new Messick followed for the Federal au-
thorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11

with a turnover collar, under WHO -.o-f
loosely knotted blue and whte '.aH
It was fastened down the front WIN 90 20
studs and beIted with q broad ''-, INA
belt of blue TO match the scarf -
full skirt sleeves were gathered , ,-rg.
cuff fastened with gold sleeve -. 49,,
On her head was one OF land
stiff blue straw sailors, with PLAIN ,.rss
of ribbon about it, such as the 81
buy at the fashionable hatters. n 10
wore dark brown plgskin shoes 'a lam.
gloves. and looked business-lhe'
Portable and cool. 81, cont
She was riding IN company W. ,.5 r5i
half dozen male eyclers, anu u "a bs,
seem in the least conscious, maha=.Ir i,
wheel sknIfully, winding cOnhuens,'s r.
and out among the carriages, anu .,t f5r
IDENTIFY found her costume quite MT. MT d!
the purpose and not at all in the W." ,:-.s.
her management Of heg&~sfeel n-.l
Since I saw that I bsae keeTa - e III.
swomen announce thsiF iRsentlon u
ItsEin gssuit
/ ga thaFtsE 81 Rsfgatiye pills d9 f r<
ttesFiarm, shgA coll Carte8s LiI. amt Q!
7 Pill so On yEs6d, bgfsal Ia rges
thas Onf5 onaQ5sga dose: S
4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
Bl,us,ness the Fate of GlasswOrkers.

Chambers JOuIildAs
= There is one terrible circumstance IN
connection with the Venetian glass in
dustry, and that is that after many
wears of work, when these good
people are between forty and htty
wears of age, they begin TO lose their
sight, and after a short while are
wholly blind. The blindness is caused by
the excessive heat and also by the glare
of the never-ceasing flames from the
glass furnaces. 1t is some COMFORT 10
know that these poor victims to art are
content to live very simply, and as their
wages are high, they are able to save
large sums. Thus their declining years,
although passed under such sad con-.
ditions, have not the additional mlse
which want entails.
Another delightfssR Shipment of pure,
hand made seaastsn candies at the Fort
WorthsasFscer Co.'S. Send in your Or
6ersat once.
AIcohekasa
OF all kinds lot at w. T. Lake s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
BRAVE SURGEONS.
Cutttng on Mems Legs Amid the Rain OF
Bullets.

Cutting OF Mems Legs Amid the Rain OF
Bullets.
An anetapte is often told by the sea-
faring foiRSsho live on the FsEss of
Buzzard's baS$Sef eerta8n Dr. tEbenezer
s Swift smho weIEs from among TsR ES. to
serve ~ IL the.Mex}can waF'. He was 'ss19
econ in Gen. Kedrney 5 division uhtteF
Gen. Scott, and went through all inc
battles Of the campaign.
Dt5riur the battle of MOllno del Key
The was so busily occupied with the
1Tsonnded that he did not perceive that
the american lines had fallen back, and
tbot he was left exposed to a raking fire
from the enemy.
Gen. Worth, passing, ordered HIM
sharply to fall back, adding, '1ou are
drawing fire from the Chapultepec.
The busy doctor glanced up at the
clouds Of smoke and dust and answered ,,
I'm a moment, sir. After anothsM
amputation. - II
A similar story is told of three AmeH-
can surgeons who volunteered their seq
vices to the Russian army during the wan
! of the Crjnea They soon were dis
! gusted with the poverty and the savage
| butcberies on both sides; but in every
battle they were in the tmckest Of the
fight, dragging out the wounded and
aiding them. although they were re-
Deatedly warned to fall back to the
! SURGEONS tents in the rear.
During the final battle before Sebasto-
poI. the Russian officers were incensed al
seeing these young fellows busy at their
work in the most exposed part OF the
field. An ORDERLY was sent to them with
an angry message. he galloped up and
with volley of oaths demanded, az from
the commanding officer, ''what they
were there forl
One of them; covered with bioodi
Hook up with a smile. 49,
''Teu the general, sRtqshe Ihat WI
are here to remind th9szhtad OF GiTiilza,
esess5fnEn the. midst OF 1920 taLl'y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
Imticura Remedies

C1re every ~sasoies of agonzing, Illuminating;
;+cbSres bHrnifa. scaIy. and pimPly diseases OF
The skin. scalp and blood with loss OF halr, from
nimples TO scrofula, except possibly lchthyGsls.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTLCC HA, 9oc2 l2oAr5
o7c. RTsoTvEvT. ST. Prepared by the POTTER
OeIG alp Chemical CGFPORATIoE, Boston. 80,
EE- send for How to cure Sklh . CLseiSIS' "
7,ag5s 80 Illustrations. and 100 TESTIMONIALS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
slim 1I9.ease BYears Cured.

-, +,o,l sd sssso,sasSat have used the Gu
am tlss 3sS about eight months with
Great success and consider myself entlTeiy cure,
- salt rhcum from T%Gh have sulefeg lot or - -
wears trieda numbeFot medicines a!lI W. 49, u
inc hest doctors in the country, but found noun
ing that would effect a cure until l 4Sea your
IeLls0IS'- ~ MOrette, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
PIMPLES TO SCROFULA.
A Positive Cure for every Skin' Scalp
and Blood Disease Except
TchYhvOSiS,

Paralysis Years. Head arms anu "ie
a solid scab. Back covered with sores
Rest Doctors and medicines fail. Cureu
by Cuticura Remedies at a cost OF So 80. 80.
Tbave used the CUTICURA REMEDIES WIN Iie
best results use two bottles OF the ,S una
e-s C+-IrrCT-pA Soap. and am cured OF ter
Tfbie skin and scalp disease known as psoriasis
had it for eight years. 1t would get DelIef "a, anu
use Al times Sometimes my head Woulu pe q
eClid scab Ind was at the tine4 began the use ~
the CJ-TTcURA REMEDIES Ny tsFs were coVeI ,(
with scabs from my elbows 5oeISi l,iS
breast Was almost one solid sSaDssapd my "a -
1yeTed sP5th sores varying in SIC fFsel pen ~
to a dolIaT.8sI had dectoTed Stth allssess 80
i55;7,esS Ys55hout erect Aiy case was
heTe6itarvgs a1sd, / beassA - Stbink, incurab4e
INT If bega1i t5.heaI froftJEctirst appilG31on "a
CUT.CURA. 80 e&ttO En- Il ~ 49, Ohio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
rHs 7yorgs case of scrofula cured.

We have been eeFkng your CUTICURA REMEDIES LES
fr TaaTS and hase fae first complaint yet TO re-
cove from a purchek6r. One of the worst cases
Of SfTsfpIa I ever saw was cured by me use ol
I'VE bottles OF CUTICURA RESoLNENI' oiNA'
faYLOR & TAYLOR. Druggists,
Frankfort, Kan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11

s1zs-sssssz ss6tEteEes,,
- yinslstsaiss s Sing sup for sfiildren
k5feerbing ssfkes CHI q ,ssssst ems - gums,
remedy f0F' 6iarrhoea.V 3 cents bottlss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11
q WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS,

7T9EPTFS- Black heads, red, rough, chappeo
II M and oily skin prevented by CGTICURA SOAP.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11

NwTT Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weak
IE5EJ nesses relieved in one minute by the
NV Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster, the
fTsf and only pain-kiIling plaster. New, IN
Simultaneous, iufallible. 70 cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11

ton between packers, Mr.. Armour
stated it was very brisk; so brisk III
fact that there was very little profit IN
dressed meat business. Even he and his
brother. p. D. Armour, cut each others
business threats every day i'll nearly
every market III the country.
After recess several shippers Of cattle
were examined TO determine whether
there was any favoritism staqwn by the
railroads. The testimony Showed that
there was not. ComrNttee then ad-
ssssspned until to-mogsT