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HooE & JOHNSTON
Successors to FoWle s. Co.,j
NO. PRINCE STREET.
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING NERO rs.
Dealers in ali kinds OF
FERTILIZERS. SALT AND PLASTER
Agents OF tee
NEW YORK s. BALTIMORE STEAM ERS.
Also oftEe
LIVERPOOL. s. LONDON S GLOBE IN
SURANCE COMPANY
fah 6-tf
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GIVE as a CALL.

MD~ Orders from the country filled at short
notice. my 20
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BURTS FINE SHOES,
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,
at WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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LADIES' HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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WALKING and SCHOOL BOOTS
A large stock, in every style and quality.
Prices low,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
IN EVERY STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE
At WADDEY'S, "a King street
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DLACK ALPACAS AND PURE MO-
ID HAIRS-Persons in need of these goods
would do we'll to examine our stock rs they are
very cheap.
je3 FERGUSON'S HAlR DEFOT.
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The --latest.

Gen. Sheridan. in forwarding the re
ports of Capt Hood, of the cath Infantry,
from Fort Mcintosh, and Capt. Hudson,
OF the 4th Cavalry, detailing p ,rti,ulars Of
murders by Indians and fieut near Llano
River, Texas, ON Dec. l9tl, makes the
following endorsement
Forwarded for the information of the
General of the Army and the Indian Blu
reau. From the direction taken by this
band in returning, It may be concluded
that they came from the reservation north
OF Red River, and we're Comanches, and
perhaps joined by other Indians"
Sheridan is known to be opposed to the
Administrations Indian policy.
The wool trade in New York is quiet,
and prices are firm. Superior Western
Texas brings 24c., and Northern 2Sc.
The striking engineers ut Columbus.
Ohi' i hold out, notw Tristan ing t e
strike is rtaking up at other points. The
real trouble is now the eng ,ncers know
that certain ringlcaders will not be taken
back in the employ of the company, and
so they must stick together, hoping to en-
toroc the employment of the leaders.
The railroad authorities have given no.
tice hat Ii who want their en- zines had
better apply at once.
The running OF all regular passenger
trains has transferred the excitement to
the freight depot, but no outbreak has
occurred
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Though nc
strike has occurred here by the employees
of the Pennsylvania railroad as yet, the
transportation of freight west is greatly
impeded by the blockade of roads in the
Western STATES, owing to the strike.
Trains of empty cars are leaving West
Philadelphia for points beyond Pittsburg,
but no loaded cars are leaving. and trair
hands are now working only half tho
time. Passenger trains are leaving regu-
larly also the usual freight trains fol
Pittsburg and int mediate points.
Rudolph Pollenicies, while adjusting
belt in sugar refinery at Jersey City
this morning, was caught by the belt
drawn into the machinery, and an arm
and leg torn from their sockets. II,
died III five minutes.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorles.. Al.
ways uniform. Illuminating qualities supe.
rior to gas. Burrs IN any lamp without dan
ger OF exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
express to dlspl.ca the use of volatile and
dan rous oi.s Its safety under everypossi
sible test and lis perfect burning qualities
are uroved by its continued use in over 800 ,OOe
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
directly or indrectly--has ever oc-
urred from bur ming, storing or handling ii.
The immense yearly loss to life and prop
ertv, resulting from the use of cheap an.
dangerous oils in the I'm ted States is sp-
pelling.
The lnsurar ce Companies aid Fire Com.
misseners throughout the country recommend
ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamps
are used. Se.d for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and nj wholesale by the proprietors, CHAS.
PRATT CO., los Fulton Street, New ork.
aug27D&WGm.
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BY arrangement with the English Publishers
W. receive "A liberal compensation.

These periodicals constitute a wonderful
miscellany OF modern thought, research and
criticism. The cream OF all European books
worth reviewing is found here, and they treat
OF the leading vents Of the world in mastery
written by men wha have spe ial knowledge
of the matters treated The Americas Pal
lishrs urge upon all Intelligent readers n
this country liberal support OF the Reprns
which they have so long and so che,p y Cc'-
nished feeling sure that no expend lure r
brary m ,tter viii yield s. ri h a return 40
that required .r a subscription to these, the
LEADING PERIODICALS OF GREAT
BRITAIN.
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Local In Intelligence.


Gov Coke leaves this mornsng foi
Austin via Galveston.
Strongers are surprised to see lie extent
of coun ry represented by the crow of PEG.
pie here each day 10 trade.
A train of five wagons from Brown county
brought hides. wool and other produce yes
tsr6ay, to trade for goods
Occasionally one sses a solitary wagon
with ii. wonegone fr3ght hsiny back IN the
direc ion OF ARK 'nsaw out il ~ a rare sight
Yesterday we talked to one; he thought Tex
as too stirring y country for h m, aud entirely
too noisy. And he also urged that fishing
ground W too scarce A safs journey back
old Moss-Bick. We haven, room here for
your sort of people,
The various places OF worship were well
attended on Sunday, Notwithstanding The
very cold weather.
The lecture on Spiritual ism was not well
attended on Sunday. The charm is lost
When novelty departs so does the lecturer
The Mite Society meets at Mrs Goedse's
10 night
Pin:, the hrakes,nan who was killed at
Welborne Gently, has f,ther and mother,
living near this ely
F:ve'hundrei balos of c ,tton were ship
ped below, yesterday
Business, notwithstanding the cn'd
weather, was brisk yesterday Il the city,
hnt more riicularly in East Waco.
Hides wero brisk Yesterday. The b.st
qu'l ty is selling Mt lG cents GOLD
Every thing was lovely as icebrtgs yes
terday.
Mr. West, From Bold s1r'ng', McLennau
county, bsugnt stock of goois in this city
esterday, principally from Kelum, r tan
L c..
freeman Carter OF Erath county.
purchased goods yesterday in this city.
These are valuable ev dences of our whole.
sale trade with the interior.
W. II. Hail. OF Seap pringp,g Con srche
county, purchased a stock of goods Tor that
place from our merchants on Monday.
In the District Court the interest Yesterday
conferred in tie case of Sandifer VS. sandifer,
for divorce. Court adjourned at until 10 a.
m. to-day, when he case vii be resumed.
Rich developments are promised
The old Advance Ofics, corner OF Austin
ani Fourth streets, is being pulled down to
make room for al elegant, lew three-story
brick. Vite Ia progre-s.
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GINS.


The public has been kept fully apprized
through the EXAMINER, of the progress of the
work in laying the piIe; and we now have
Il e pleasure of announcing the readiness of
Msssrs. -. j, e. +. French, of the Waco
Gas Light Company, to do the gas.titling. and
supply all the requisites in the way OF burn
ners, chandeliers etc, for the introduction OF
gas-lisht Our citizen we feel assured, will
gladly avail themselves of the opportunity to
substitute gas ler candles and kerosne.
Al from is gr alter beauty and elegance
vas-light is no hing like so dangerous as the
others and a. the rates ct which the compan,
proposes to furnish it, it will not be so expen-
sive. certain not more SO. The office of the
eompaI y is in the second story over Marshall
Earlys store, where the chandeliers ETC.,
are on exhibition and where application
should BE- made.
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The following named parties keep Conan
che Bitters Oh hand at manufacturers rices
Sears Druggist, Waco.
NJ REVERE,
Wom"ck 3 Kellet,, Druggists, Waco
Eastlaud 4 Co., "
" NJ Anderson, Grocer.
Marshall q EARLY,
Mott,
Freidberg 4 Lei pei Liquor Dealers
D. J l. Cornish, Druggist, Fast W.cu.
W II Turner 4 Co.. Grocers, "
Khgsbury a Frazier, t. "a
M. Myers, " ="
G. N Curtis, Waco, Texas.
II. B. OWENS,
Srl- Proprietor and Mat ufacturer,
sept2sDSWtt Waco, Texas.
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LucKETT's LlNIMENT-LIvING WlT>
MISSES
BLur RIDGE, Falls County Texas
August Is, 1913.
MIR. s. NJ. Lakeland:
DEAR SlR--l have been soreiy afflicted with
Rheumatism tor several wears, so much NO
that at times | have not been able to
walk without the great .st pain for two
and three months together have tried ev-
cry remedy ami been attended on by several
good physlcans, but ha" never experienced
any relief until was induced TO try Luck.
etL's Lniment." After using three bottles
hnd myself entirely well, and chcerfully
give this to the public, hoping that others
may see thia aud prifl by my experience, and
speedily seek relief in this truly wonderful
medicine. j. ". ROBERTSON
Ny po' toiiice is Bremond, Robertson coun-
ty, Texas.
Depot for the State, with J. N. Rtveir.,
Agent, Waco, Texas.
aug2SDSWf
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CLUBS.

A discoun. Of twenty per cent will be p
lowed to clubs ol four or more pr
sons. Thu: four cope, of Blsckwood, or of
the Review, wi be sent to one address for
50 so; four copies of the tour Reviews and
Black wood for Sis 90, and 50 on.
TO clubs of leu or more. in additiun 10 the
above discount, II copy gratis vii be allowed
to the getter-upo the club.
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REMOVAL

l.. A. Sturgs has removed to his elegant
ne store, on Bridge street, wher. he will
keep the ,rgest stock of General M,rchan-
disc IN the city return my grateful til 'nks
to my many customers tor past favers, and
shall ever be thankful 10 serve them il my
new ore. Twenty Rolls o. Bacglng and
One Hundred Bundles of Ties just recriv d..
T.. A. STURG 5.
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Personal.


We acknowled ie til" pleasure of call from
Rev. T II B. Anderson, OF California, and are
gratihed to learn that his impressions Of Texas
are such that he has we'll nigh fully determ-
ined to transfer" AID become citizen of the
State, As regards Texas northers Mr.
Anderson gays that King what he has ex-
perienced as fair pie, they are moth ug
like 50 bad as 'hos sf California, and from
what he had heard Of the terrible northers Of
Texas he is, in this Respect most agreeab.y
surprised. As regards the population, also,
indeed, in all respec Texas so far tran
sc nds his 'Spectations that whereas lie came
10 induce Others to 20 10 California he has
iimssl d"term ne to stay In Texas
Mr.. Anderson will be rememb rod as one
OF the most eloquent and toweriul preachers at
the ceHt Conference in tins city; and should
hi, health continue TO III provo AS it has lone
since he came TO Tsxas lie viii certainly
prove very Win BILE acquisition to the y
W. ! Conference, to which having bough; u
home in Bel! c nnty. h will probably transfer
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FoR Rent.

A hous" with four rooms. well finished,
fine well water within ten steps OF the
door nine acres of land enclos d. and in
lne state Of cultivation; goo, peach or
chard ard other convenleuces, within one
mile Of he Courthouse, on the west do of
the river. TeIms easy; apply to
ED RoTAN,
At Kellum. Rotau & Co.'s, East Waco,
deClUDN
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MASONIC.

MASONIC.
The following members are ap-
pointed a committee to visit and attend
the sick of Waco Lodge No. 92, AT & A
NJ. during the month of January: L. $.
Ross, f. c. Morgan, 5. p Mills, j. S.
Mcdonald and j. NJ. Mahonty. BY order
of the w. Nj. l.. A. HIGHTowER,
Secretary
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Yesterday

Afternoon IN alarm OF fire was sounded
bu, was soon discovered 10 be the burning
out Of iiue at the residence OF Col M,o.jah
Johnson.
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NOTICE.

All persons irdebtet to s. Lyons, Lin.
denthsll & Go, are req tested to cal OF s.
Lyons 5 Cohn. and settle at once. If they
cannot pay cash they must settle by note on
short time. The accounts shat are not rel
tled will be given to an attornev for cnlIec-
ton. S. LYONS h COHN,
Successors to S. Lyons, Llnieuthsil Il 30
augl6D&Wtf
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BETTER LATE TITAN NEVER.

lfyour teeth are going, and you hive not
tried the "SOZODONT," as a prese vatve'
try it now. Abandon all other dentritices
and give it chauc 4; it is guaranteed to be
a harmless as water.
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Dissolution.

We publish today the notice dissplu-
tion OF the finn Of Coke, Herring Anderson
qs'; a result, We suppose, OF the election o
Judge Coke TO the office of Governor. There
is 70 sweet but has its bitter" and while we
rejoice in ths,su of Jutge Coke, we can
not but regret that. his eleci n should have
resulted in the dissolution of a firm so leur and
SO conspicuous! identified with the rising
fortunes of our growing young ,ity. The
business continues without interruption. Her.
RUG, Anderson & Kelley succacdi the late
irL.
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MCMuLLEN & Co.
Have received most beautiful stock Of
ladies SILK Sc4rfs and Bluffs.
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FRND. AXLING

Has now on hand large lot OF thu very
purost liquors of all kind", aud ic you do MOI
believe this, Fret says. cone sud Try them
He also set. first class lunch. daily, from lC
a. IN. TO II IN Call. hti
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Wanting carpet should look at
McMullen e. Co.'s before buying.
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New good of all kinds at
McNullen L. Co.'S.
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DgiED FRuIr-,

DHlED FRuIr-,
Dried Apples and Peaches. Also Raisins,
Currel Is and Ctron. Just received BY
MASHALL & EARLY;
jau4DSWlf Cor. Sd FraaKln SITS.
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dec2Sd& WIFI.
CAST ScouTER

CAST SCouTER
Shovel Plows of cold blast Iron. well
chilled, are cheaper; work better and last
longer than wrought iron or steel For sale
at Kelley's. -
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KELLy's Texan
Cook Stove is beauty; 20 and look at
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pATRONIzE

NIKUNINF
Home mauutac ure, especially wien it is
cheaper aud better u.
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lIEHr
We are" or ought 10 be, if we want any
cas- iron goods around at Kelly's House, n. y.
corner ublic Square.
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STONE CoAL.

Bockemths' Coal more commonly known
as STONE COAL, of the best quality. and
the only suitable Coal for working and
welding Iron, can be had on application at
the ace II rdwdre ana BIacksmiths' Ma
terial Store
THos. r ARIEL.
Broadway. Waco D3tW3t
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Married.

Married
-HELM--At the residence of the
des father, Dec "a, 1873, JONI @. FAIR,
Esq, OF Waco, and Miss MARY n. HELM. of
Lebanon, Tenn.
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TERMS:
ABOUT oNE.ruRD THE PRICE OF THE ORIGINAL,

For any one Review . : 90 per annum.
For any two Reviews, /: 90 g "
For any three Reviews, :: 10 90 " "
For all ur Reviews. !: II 90 "
For backwood aud one Re-
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For Blackwood's Magazine OC " q
For BIsckw nod and Two Re-
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Reviews, -: Is 90 "
For Black wood and the our
Reviews :: -: :: -: 10 90
Postage Two cents a number, to be paid
by the quarter at the Office of delivery.
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WHERE

WHERE
Can all those Kelly goods be found
At the northeast corner OF squire, Waco,
Texas.
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Broadway, Waco
Masonic.

The following members comp so a COM
m'tiee visit the sck of J. II. Gurley Lodge
No. 1877. during the mouth sf December 4:
A Alexander, b. Alexander. +. G. Alexander,
j. W. Brooks and A Ba~nech. BY Order.
If T.. 2. MASSEY, Sec'y.
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EUREK \.

Have you cen those beautiful enameled PHI :
tographS, that Jackson 4 Knight are now
making al their Gallery, over Fort & Jacksons
bank? If not, he sure to call and roo the n,
for they ar" superior % anything ever pro.
duced in tnis country.
Dpc28dtf
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BLANK WASH LISTS
Neatly printed, for single persons and
f. miles, for sale Mt t'is office diff
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kEILy's PLows
Are the bcst, If you have any sand n, all
In your soil
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Try English Female Buffers. they cure after
H.l else fails
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ONioN SETS.

ONIoN SETS.
just received ny
MARSHALL & EARLY
Sd Street Corner OF Franklin.
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PREMIUMS.

New subscribers (pplyipg carly for the
year 1874 may have, without charge, lhe las,
volume Of 1878 Of such periodicals as they
may subscribe for.
Or .re,ead, new subscribers to any two,
three or our ef the above p riodicsls, may
hsve one Of lie Four Reviews for 1878; sub.
scriOers to Ill five may have two of the Four
Reviews, or one set of Blackwood's Magazine
Tor 1873.
Neither premiums to subscr bers nor dis
count to clubs con be allowed unless the
money is RENTED direct 10 the publishers.
No premiums given to cluhs.
CT cnl re with full psr,nnrs may be had
on application
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w. II. WATKINS


~ ""ih'No
n,il o,ooL os ~ t,' ow H., o".uuE
;na l., ,,art az. '' nas. IA a.s nue, eJus's ,
o s al n t p; '' nH9 assortment OIL new BOOKS
zi5 nrss'I n., s.ock Oh stst'onery, lneludlng
tcles, envelopes. letter cap, note. wrapping,
drawing, tissue papers an Irvine I'm quaint
ties.
.,rn,nas .,r" '", i,e ''ns n,9 'o' o' IN
repairing. F'''' w
If cutriipes large stock \, all s;v.s
wholesale and retail '''
Dentists cnu mr., cur,. rro,o him averv,hi,,,
needed by the rrnf, s.ion
Orders Tor surveyors compasses and cbu,ns
teal nbpIo.oncl ar5 chn nngS ar,e's op
pianos, organ aud baud instruments sold a,
manufacturers prices. N5D6W3m
>, -----------------
pIow pnines and Land s;,o. ., vour,,
Supply repot.
--
,o,osoe praua. n,,.. ,, =,
Ap ny 10 u j, DOWNS
1t
~.
~ THE LADDER
We have just received an excellent 8 ock
of Lace, Bulls and Colaretts.
MoM0LLEN CO.
"
,,,
Apply TO
,pgA.dlv r. w rIrsX Waco
-
GRATING RINK.
Open to the public. For gentlemen ou
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays. For la
n l on l esoai = Ihur'd'ys M Saturdays
do o riaL,a Gnu se" 'e'"'H w iu " anu FIJI
N"5 n,sN'' !; 'oNhs
"" ir p''e'o''
Wou,S,.
Medical Adviser so much eded by all
females. "hly 20 CO is. Aodr IL, Dr. j ?
Dromgool'. Memphis, Tenn.
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bal I Programmes
OF the latest STYLES at tlis office
d&wti
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SKATING RINK.
Open to the public. For gentlemen Gu
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays. For la
dies oil 7 esda' =, Thursdays An Saturdays
For ladies and gen lemea Tuesday aud FIJI
day nights. W. II. JONES
dSwt'. Pr prieioc.
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FOURTEEN HUNDRED
Acres OF Brazos bottom land Tor reut.
APP iy to q ]. Downs
|
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
How to Omen Letters

A young lady called at the registry depart
mcnt of the Sacramento post office last
week, according to the Record of that city,
and asked for the privilege of reopening a
letter which she claimed to have dropped
in tie box that morning. The postmaster,
after finding the address and taking par
ticular description of the missive sought,
obligingly searched among the letters in the
drop, and, finding the letter, proceed
ed to open it in the presence OF the writer.
In doing this the official used common
lead pencil, but the lapel of the envelope
was stuck to stay stuck and general
mutilation was imminent. Observing the
unprofessional method, the lady said de-
cidedly: Give it to me; let me show
you" The letter was handed over, wher
the fair manipulation deity ran the thumb
nail under the edges of the lapel, raising
it neatly. Following this up, with delicate
touches in kind, it soon became apparent
that the opening, without leaving trac,
of manipulation, was only question o
time. The postmaster and deputy looked
on in charming and innocent interest Th'
performance was high art; deft facllit
eloquent of patient practice. Neatly thu
work was done, and as the careful openin
was completed the lady remarked, by wa
of explanation merely, and lest some infer
ence untavorable to the legitimacy of thi
skill might be drawn: L used to be in
post-ofice myself, you see | learned ho'
it's done, as you know" That postmaste
and that deputy depose that they see,
but they aver that the obvious meaning {
the words you know" conveys an insinl
alton, and that anybody that says so
another.
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SPECIAL leTIeE5
CONSUMPTION, sCROFULA,

CC., 0Os
0SMUN'S CoD-LIvER OIL AND LACTo
" phosphate of Lime cures Con umP Ion, Scroiu-
ia, coughs and Colds, Asthma, Hoafsenese, Bron-
emu &C In Pu monary Consumption. this prep
aranon lar exceeds in efficacy any other remedy OF
com olnaton Of remedies, ever employed. In the
various scrof lous disc ses such external CLAN.
dular serofula dis asses of the joints and spfne
rious ulcers r1cksts &C. the result has been most
CHARLES A: OsMUN, Chemist and Druggist.
10, It'll avenue, New YORK. te9. % =
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
81, 81 nIs;ssss.a

Dr. Sharps Spec fc cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaini, Constipation, Vomiting Of Food Sour stom-
ach, Water Brash. Heartburn. Low spirits, &c. IN
thrty-fve years never failing to cure he most OBJ
stinate cases Sold by drue gisis gene ally. Depot
IA, Eigh h street New 70 K. Circulars maieo on
atiplic ltion. Sold bV EL II Dehler- H. odA WON