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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

TIE finest stock of Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods at the City of Paris
Store
THE favorite Hollingsworth Hay Rake
can be found at the Wig VAN.
ALpACAs and all kinds of Dress Goods,
cheaper than ever, at the City of Paris
Store.
THE Hollingsworth Hay Rake is for
sale at the Wig VAN.
BUsINEss!-W. J. Cummings wishes the
farmers and all others to understand that
he stands ready to duplicate all prices for
groceries, offered by the agents of Chica-
60 and Dubuque concerns, who are
prowling around the county, and he. will
give customers a chance to examine goods
before purchasing. Patronize your home
dealer.
THE Celebrated Cooper Wagons, for
sale at the Wigwam.
PARTIES wanting extras for any of the
below mentioned machines, will find it
much to their advantage to order same at
once: Marsh Harvester, Etna, Wood,
Aultman & Taylor and G. Aultman & Co.,
Sweepstakes, and Wooster Threshers.
Respectfully,
BARTLE, LUTHER & BRowNELL
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

Mr. VIM Ireland, the best cutter and
Merchant Tailor is still to be found at
the City of Paris Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

FAEM For SALE. Pleasantly situated
Oh Blue Creek, one mile north Of Centre
Point. Consisting of 80 acres-45 under
fence, 35 of Understanding house, well
and outbuildings. Facilities of timber
shelter, water, creek and timber range
proximity to railroad station and thirty
ing town in one of the lest counties o.
The State, render this "A desirable location
and rare opportunity. VIII be sold
cheap if soon sold. Apply to
II. G. NEwBoLD,
,m Centre Point I inn "a law,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

These meetings will be held in the
evening, speaking to commence at
8 o'clock P. NJ. Township commit
tees are requested to make the nee
essary local arrangements. Further
particulars by hand-bills.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

Pound calicos at the City of Paris
Store, If.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

For SALE CHEAP Several Lots, desir-
| able for dwellings. A. 3. CLARKE.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

THE favorite Hollingsworth Hay Rake
can be found at the Wig VAN
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

Two car loads OF Singer S WING Mach
ines lave just arrived; all styles from Sc
70 %1G5. An extra discount for cash wi
be made on all Machines bought of m,
before January 1st, 1876 Any make Of
Sewing Machines, other than the Singer
will be furnished at large discount fol
cash, or sold on installmcnts of S. pei
month without interest.
S. NJ. OsGoor,
Special Agt. for the Singer Manf'g, Co
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

For nice suit of clothes go to A. Ny
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

Transfers OF Real Estate in !3rcaaua.
County.
reported by John Hol'ctt. County Recorder, No.
tary Public, and Roai Estate Agent
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18

TIE finest stock of Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods at the City of Paris
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-19

THE EVENING NEWS
0UR ADv.nrisINa AGLN1s.

{. W. cnAav,. .t:s Montgomery st.. San yrspsises
y. n. PErrissiLL 4 20 ..--.L Para How, nss ~.
soas Agents for the Uoip Hill DAILr Elvs. ere ~
ihorIed to contract for Inserting ID, srti,t et
NJ our lowest cash rates IN coin. Advertiseis ne
r.quesied ~ leave their orders With either OF ihs
Above hnLinrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-19

MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
shswins the number Of Feet and shares In
the priaelpsi Mines dcaii In at the san
Francisco Siocb aud ExrhL sSe Bsa I'd.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30


Ben bill did his level best on his closing
paragraph OF his ''great historic contro-
vesyn with Stephens, and, Of course, It
was designated as a squelcher:
'sAnd now let me take leave Of Alexan-
der Hamilton Stephens. have known him
long and studied him WELL In my opinion
he has inflicted upon the Southern people
more injury than was ever inflicted upon
any people by one civilian. For much Of
this injury, too charitable and easily de-
luded press and people are responsible. To
what shall we hken him 2 We must not
blaspheme the dead BY hunting among them
for his model. We will not insult the NV
ing by seeking among them for his rival
We cannot libel the innocent unborn by
supposing that among them he could ever
have an imitdtoE MOL this defamer Of
Davis, and eulogist of Grant; this reckless
accusef Of despotism in the Confedercy,
and ready apologist of usurpations by Radi-
calism; this pretentious oracle of State
sovereignty, and supple prosecutor of mama
eled Louisiana; this wicked maligner Of
Others, and worshiping adulator of himself
this lord of slanderors, lxingof demagogues,
and hero Of marplOts, must be left forever
ne-unapproached, aud unapproachable
lin the ghostly solitude Of his own fire.
concilable aud anomalous self, serene, self
adored and infamous T.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30

SWEET PoTAToEs IN THE WEsr.-We have
noticed IN the mar<et at San Antonio what
We have never seen anywhere else. Sweet
potatoes Of the crop Of 1873, are now 70 be
had IN Jult, 1874 ID great abundance, and
Of good Quality and flavor, having been
taken out Of the er0und where they grew
this wear. So that tie last Of the old crop
and the frst of.the new. make close con-
nection.H And this Is 10 rarity here. The
Cd potatoes are now abundant, goOa and
CHEAP. and We learn that Il isQuite common
to lei the potato crop remain III the ground
al winter, Is the best means Of preserving
Il. We suppose this would hardly be safe
in an unusually severe winter, which we
have about once in every five ynars. San
antonio ,krprcss. Jl ss ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30

A WASHINGTON dispatch, Of the sixteenth
instant, says that 3 naval officer from our
West India squadron has learned that the
spaniards now propose to abandon entirely
the easter part Of the Island Of Cuba, with
the exception Of the ports, which viii be
defended to the last. Ali operations in the
future win be confined to rigid blockade
of the coast so as to prevent the introduc-
ton Of arms and ammunition The insur-
rectionary region Is being fenced in with
sort OF stOckade, strengthened by block
houses at short intervals. It is not de-
signed 10 makeany further attempts to sup
press the instruction within these lines.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30
4 strange Disease IN aEexIeo--sfnenla,
Fatally.


A most singular and anaccountable dis
ease, commonly known as the " bursting
sickness, has broken out in this vicinity,
and already has spread to many of the
neighborng villages and cities The peo-
pie are ia CONSERVATION by reason Of the
many deaths which have occurred The
doctors -wrctched medical men at tile
best-are at a loss how to deal with the
trouble, and the priests have their hands
full. Tlalenango, Boianos, Cartagena and
even Sanoeda Hac are suffering more or
less, and there is no telling where or when
the disease IS 70 stop. I am not an expert
in describing fickness, but the trouble
seems to me TO be an unusual dis
charge Of nerve force into the brain.
The symptoms are sudden nausea, fol-
lowed almost Immediately by severe and
sharp pain along the spine, proceeding
from the lower extremity to the head, and
described as feeling as though a blunt knife
were scraping upward. There is then
when the pain reaches the back of the head
IA sharp and poignant distress there which
makes the patient delirious, although it
never produces Inconsistencies or loss of
the right use Of the senses. The eyes are
bloodshot and wild, with the pupils greatly
NoHtAHCltAs ht ftllsltlNtHeoa 10 llRnb Is
intense, 50 that even in paroxysms of ex-
criiciating agony the patient Will rise and
seek dark place. This state lasts COM
monty not more than from thirty to
forty minutes, during which the pa
tient feels as though his I, head was
splitting; and when this condition has
lasted for about half an hour. the
Uranium actually bursts open at the
sutures, as is sometimes the case with
infants whose heads split thus after death
from water on the brain. The sound pro-
duced by this rending asunder of the bones
Of the skull can plainly be heard full ten
feet from the patient. It is said that in
some instances the disruption is extremely
sudden and accompanied BY a noise still
louder. This occurs, too, at mombnt
when the sufferer is in full consciousness,
and it is most terrible to witness. The dis
ease broke out at the silver mining region
1t Bolanos, about two weeks ago, and its
cause is unknown. About three hundred
persons, generally adults, have already died
Of it and tits yet spreading. The sickness
is, so far as know, as unique as it is singu-
sar.- TiaLeaango Cor. Men York Graphic
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30

THE Register General makes the follow
ing estimates of the population of the
great towns of Great Britain, in the middle
Of this year, 1874: London, 3, 400, 794 I;
Liverpool, $40, go; Glasgow, sos, 1O9;
Manchester, 355, $3.50; Stafford, 1873, O65;
birmingham, $50, 1882; Dublin, 314, 666;
Leeds, 273, 793; Sheffield, 261, O19; Edin-
burg, 21i, 601; Bristol, 192, $50; Bradford,
173,056; NeWcastle-upon-Tyne, 135, 43S;
Hull, 1870, 996; Portsmouth,, 120, ass; Brigh-
ton with suburbs), 100, $40; Leicester, 1885,
202; Sunderland, 1O4, 37S.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30

A GENTLEMAN was once arguing with g
Scotch lady, when at length he stopped.
"I'll tell you what, ma'am, = said he; . I'll
not argue with you any longer; you're not
open to conviction" tiNot open togcon+
viction, STRIP was the indignant reply.I 81
scorn the imputation, sir; / am open to con-
vietion. But" she added, after a mo-
ment's pause, show me the man that can
convince men
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30

LOUISIANA CREoLEs. 1T Creole woman
IS pTettier than the French woman. There
Is q climatic influence in America which re-
fines features and gives delicacy to the
complexion. This is especially the case in
Louisiana, where fnely.forned women are
often found to be descendants Of ignobie-
looking ancestors The light olive tint Of
the women seems 70 have been painted over
4 ground color Of blushing lake, and this
pinkish. ereaminess Of the skin saves It from
dullness and sallowness. Ina word, there
Is something OF that transparency for which
she painters are always seeking. She in
heFits from her mother over the sea the
physical characteristics Of Mound limbs and
delicate extremities. with figure some
thing slighter--another effect Of climate;
alao that sense Of art with which people are
born, but can never entirely acquire. From
the same source come her coQu8try and her
grace Of speech and action, but modified.
She does not wear crude colors or aWry
shapes; nor does she express herself with
unseemly gesture or disc0rdaut TONES Her
dress Is rather sombre than gay, and her
carriage simple anu conventional-for they
an walk alike. Smoothness and graceful
propriety are hers. IN word, there
Is an absence Of angles in'hef general con
aucs. ae !
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30

A NEW York paper says that certain
merchants of that city ''were somewhat
astonished not long ago at hearing that one
of the heaviest metal Importing frms-in
this country or in the world was bringing
In large part of its importatiOns through
Baltimore, partly because OF the custom
house extortions here New York;, but also
largely because Of superior facilities there
for handling freights and shipping west
ward f1 3t
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30

In little town out West. lady teacher
was exercising class of Juveniles in men
tai arithmetic. She commenced the ques-
don, If you buy a COW for ten dollars"
when up came little hand. ''What is it,
Johnny2'' '.Why, you can't buy no kind
of COW for ten dollars; father sold one
for sixty dollars the other day, and she was
a regular old scrub at that aas
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30

A COUPLE of neighbors became so inimi-
cal that they would not speak to each other,
but one of them, having been converted at
a camp meeting, on seeing his former enemy
held out hisihand, saying; ''How dye do,
Kemp9 am humble enough to shake hands
with dogI sii w8f.Hff a.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30
nor ihe Deu0erriIc stateInaD-i


Love i joyous. love Is trufh.
blessing age and blessing youth
Blending every tone o. tins
tnto o1e. eternal chime.
Lore can banlsh AZ our fsarl;
Love can sEccfkn ~ o1rte1rs
Holy halloHsd, deep. diFins.
Gods suprenesf nodyns.
Prom the father tothe son,
Through TIC ages love hath run.
And his step q Just IS Toung
As when arai bis bow vas strung.
Life on earth e bat day-
The stars themselves must fade srny;
Bat che life hat tote hath given
fsmose joyous SIN in heaven.
Love the threads Of fate can fold.
Broidering Hell has "eloth Of gold
Wsrplng eli the Woof Of NE Ia
into ono sweet croafure-Wifc.
Father, mother. daughter. 500. ~
All are woven into one.
One sweet creature Queen Of LIE ~
Noble, beauteoua, loving wife.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30

Az hlNENsE BLAsr.--A blast Of from
$500 70 5000 tons was made a the mines Of
the Ionibe1 Brook Mining Company, in
AoFfis county, New Jersey, On the ninth
Instant, exceeding iR magnitude any ever
before accomplished in America. After
much delay m the necessary preparations
the wires were conuected, and signal given
fer the work az destruction to commence.
A few turns az the bate1ry and 3 dull heagg
thDd was heard, and the immense bousde1s
81 rocks and ore were seen 10 give way
sluce SHY. and ron ID one huge mass at Ne
foot % the quarry, The scene was terrilc
I'd tl> extreme. The air was allied With
laene1ls q rock, and. the sickening oder
81 tue evolFcd gssse< WAS almost pnbcara-
bic. The great work vas flashed, and
ihelS. ia ne midst o. he pFimeyel forest,
lag in bIclea heaps 5000 tons 81 ore.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30
TUrenty.ilve, Per Cent. Dr the strength 81
the COnee A. saved.

This coffee pot actually pays for itself in less than
month"; II is perfection in simplicity and economy.
By thus ngenieus device the earesf the pCrest and
By the public. Hence We openly declare IL TO be .he
very best coffee pot ever invented. and challenge
comparison with any and all Others.
The Great American Coffee Pot is decided luxury
and perfect household wonder and We offer II 70 the
public couhdenna IN itzdeded merits to give fun
and entire satisfaction.
No. /, family size one gsllon, g 50; No. 2, family
size three quarts 25il-No 3, family siEe, two
quarts e.
Orders solicitedRna perfect satisfaction guaranteed
TO every family. On receipt Of price the Great AneT
can Co1ee Pot Win be prompt sent to any address IN
the United States; Pfnted directions accompany each
coffee pot.
Wanted, genaR1 Reens with capital. foE the State
OF Texas or would sen the right OF the State on rea-
Call on OF address
, - -li9 sfg8 DE WITT c. BROWN & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers,
Principal once and sale rooms No. 67s Broadway
opposite Grand Central Hotel, New York city.
daQQ Rurfv
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GREAT. AMERICAS COFFEE POT,

There arc hut few ingcnticfs that possess a. much
merit ~ the new ccIcc pnt It's construction r. per
feet and upon purely scientific principles and IL en-
tirely unlike any other ever M produced. It's adoption
the standard eoffee pot Of the country BY appre
ciatipe pubic - aloho aquestOn Of time
Ira 0RERATiO1-~Whcn The water in the pot bofs
the eam and heated water collect under the false bot
tom and foyte ther Wup the eonical tube against the
cover Of the strainer; thence being dashed the
shower EheF descend through ts perforated bottom in
shower % steam aud boiling water upon the cOice
contained IN the strnincr and passing through L ard
extracting lite strength the liquid descends into fht
reservoir above the false bottom thence through the
drain pipe into the lOwerreseNoir 10 Ill up the partial
vacuum cnsedby The b0ilngover through the c0nical
shaped tube.
The same ilrocess n repeated many TIMES as de
sired or until the strength and aroma OF tie coffee are
thoroughly extracted Thus
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-30
DAKER = GRAHAM,

ID % q 'a'',J % 2 s,sa
GlasscOch's block, Congress Aysnhe, Austin, Texas
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
pealsrs IN Paintsa Oils Window Glass, Perfumeries
Soaps, and Sundries, -sl
~ Prescriptions carefully compounded
Orders from country merchants and PHI sieians so
ncited. N'tFNi
DIV. O. Baker Is the originator and sole Proprietor
Of the Celebrated 1p Top for the curelOf Itch ring
worm, letter ETC, which e kept constantly hand BY
Us In quantities 10 suit purchaser.
n B.-Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights Of Pythias
and Temperance Society ReRalias and Lodge Furni-
ture. furnished to order and on the lowest terms
de23 w1im
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Diseases. of a Private Nature

DR.. Bile has made specially and this scOurgeof hu-
manity. unnecessarily treated By most practitioners,
4 easily and quickly overcome By bic treatment.
Being pupil Of the most renowned physician for syph
nltc diseases in the WOrld-Prof. 1dcord, In phris-
DR.. Bile viii always guarantees IN any case OF
eyphnttic disease which may come under his treat
nlent; and hundreds in this city and vicinity tes-
tfy that In cases Of q syphtc nature, where other
physicians have failed, Dr.. Bile has always been sue
cCssfuL I'D
No man Is too old, and NO man Il too debilitated
that he cannot be completely reinvgorated and rriu
vcnRted BY the treatment Of Dr. W. Bile. tf-
DR.. w. Bile wishes 70 call particular attention 10
his new discovery, by which he can By the help OF
microscope and chemistry, discover II there 10 any
syphihc poison in the blood-Wheh s Of the greatest
importance as persons having had yenereal diseases
eften believe themselves cured, and the poison still
remains in the blood to break out sooner or later DR.
Bile has reaided 10 New Orleans for years. Is endorsed
by the best citizens there, and by his skill knowledge
and successful cures has obtained great reputation as
a specialist.
Dr. Bile has arrived at Waco and Is located at the
MecLELL.AND HOUSE, where he win be glad TO see
th9se needing his services az once, as his stay will
Consultations strictly confidential in English Ger
man. French and scandinavian ~, NJ Du,y
nvi d6w6m is, 60 Canal street New Orleans La. !
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Medical.
DR.. w. BILLIE,
Bon New Orlenns.

A graduate from the University Of Copenhagen.
Denmark; Honorary n. D. from The UnirerslzJ q
faoog italy; for several years asaseani phyncan %
ne oeleorlted Prof. Ricord. Paris.
HAVING been Tor years student e the l1rle ncsPi
tais q faris, London, Vienna and CopenhAgeu, ano
through large and varied practice daring deen years,
has Ened the most thorough knogledgcof the nature
q a chronic diseases and tbs reltment thcrco enq
Pe aes IN hls extensive prlctice, had 90 un1raeleo
success and very Often eGccfed 4 care Where ever
renedy had been tired and az hope o. restoration d
health bad been degoaired q
NobodT Who ever guffergd Of the tedious and life
euibittering diseaso-DYSPEPSIA-hag ever in vain
called Or. Bile in every ca-e has he, BY his new
method a trTafuenf rrrforcd tie functions Of the
stomach and with q the health and Ygor 81 the pa
uent, ana many psrson does to-day. with grattnde,
care.
For his treatment Of LADIES' DISEASES. DR..
Bile Il deservedly renowned nd no lady suffering
from AHESORRH0A- O1SMENOhRHCEA. H1S-
TERRA. PROLAPSCS UTkRI, Or any other disease
peculiar 20 the female system, ehonlu fail 10 cal
on Dr. Bile, as they win Quickly be relieved 81 theiI
suffering and ultimately restored 70 perfect health
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DR.. BeIIamY's. Pills.


This invaluable medicine involves a perfectly new
treatment Of CHILLS, AND FEVER, and win ef.
ecuay cure and root out the disease from the SYSTEM
]. All other remedies must not be taken when the,
chill and fever &C IL on but the Bellamyr PHI can be
taken just safely when the At Is actually at
any other time. Taken once week during the season
Of Chis and Fever, they wih positively ward on and
prevent an attack-makng residence in themOst in
fected districts perfectly safe, fsrt.,
y = The .Beiamy Pll IL also g. sure remedy In all
cases of Intermittent Fever, RemittentG FeReF, Ty
phoid Fever; Sick Headache Indigestion and Liver
Complaints Of all kinds. i ~,
8. After you are entirely discouraged and hopeless
and all other remedies have failed make more trial.
procure one box Of Bellatny's Pills and take them
The proprietor guarantees You absolute and perfect
Reference is made to the extraordinary cure OF Pro-
lessor Lawrence PRINCIPAL Of the Institutes Of Eocu
ton At New York and Philadelphia. he says as fol.
about ten years aso. while residing IN New Jersey
had violent attack Of chills and feyef The chill
tSSe FOR nearly two Roars followed bSs SSing fever
Tor more than dve hours, which no medicine would
heve; and became so weak that could hardly walk
lass time than ten minutes. Ny life became burden
to me-. loathed every kind Of food. and even water
seS n s nv me SS1S 81 70
for me by physicians gave relief, and was fast
sinking INTO the gIsys One dAg lady Ps5sugeded me
IL clock noon, and three at night After taking the
two doses felt better, and that night, for the first
time in three months. slept for fully eight hours. The
next morning felt much better, and took three
pills. As 10 o'clock approached prepared myself for
my daily chill, but to my intense Joy my unweleome
visitor did not come; and after Gazing hearty dinner
o'clock, took three more pills, and at night three
more. The next morninr, after delightful night s
rest arose at o'clock feeling quite well; and al
though still very weak yet was able to enjoy my
food, and whether eating or drinking, everything
tasted sweet and pleasant to me. In about seven
days time was strong enough to walk four miles.
and felt perfectly cured. years have elapsed since
then, and have never had another attack Of Chils
ano Fever. [, 90
d lN1NN
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR, PER box.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the States and
Territories. Tti'i.. f lt
Sent by mail 70 any address on recept, Of price.
Address DIR. BELLAllY's Chill and FHyer Cure,
jy25 d&w ~ % Dey street, New York.
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nR. BURDTrT'sal. sas'sa
Al SOUR WELL WATER.

Ambitious cathartie, diurehc diphoretic altera-
tive and tonic His medical physiology s true and as
reliable for all these medical effects as any known
remedy. Prompt elective and mild The most deli
cate and debtated receive strength By an additional
appetite and the digestive functions being stimulated
act aud throw OF morbid matter. propose 90 de-
liver the water In Austin IN barrels &C tWenty-hYe
cents per gallon or smaller Quantities, BY having vce
sells furnished 90 deliver L in. The water keeps "a
open closed vessels and retains medical yrtueson
enxth Of time. ! especially invite your attention %
he medical physiology givenof the medical eects IN
your own ease. Persons desiring this water can pro
cure u az The store OF Metsrs sampson & Henricks
DIR BURDrTT
mYl2 Wam Loc<haFt, Texas. b