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Fa1Rs 64usmtttd, rdl q bts beRs 1lutreaisr "A, IA
y stebk. aker plrb bu 0tbrasA. ~ fpdt sbr nt&t senas
nd IA 4nvefans bessxau. r bat pe6en. MaftrA
G4ArtAANehu x1i 6xtut NIT 0tebn subunbeae Graxi
hetfsn aaStreAea, taxn mul ber 0tbraad fpfprt enAs
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I'm DS&A1ttant ufsrtun.
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MO- DtttrS" nn 9etlrnttttI stbsten wtrb. bas Stber l.ta
eiemsen faxx3 o. l!nbnt Nt e&meieH fsfprt aub u
kstsasttm 0ebrau&s mtrt bu Datisnt bon Mc&s
lDs&e i'd tt6ef btfntea W tine spuRanhtee 9dluns e.
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@fiasmd mabflos aemadt.

Sas fiherte Wftttel, miasmatiide 0iinite,
lpelte Sbiittelfteber uno anoere malariihe
&ranfbeiten sraeusen, mahtlos sn MAIDEN,
beitebt in Der Eelfisuns bes SDliems seser
bieielben nit ienem nupersleidliden Sor-
B iteften us @ii All nbitterem. 81,
9eilwirfuns oes yitteren lift nift mlnDer se=
Wib, ais feline euorbeuaenoe, unb man lam
oarauf rednen,, oaB'ts Sdittelficber, mel
DIES benz @blniu uub ben mineraliiben Sell
mitteln Der Ntebicinliite @ioertanb l%elltet,
iiberlpiroen miro. Dpspepie, Y%erltopftbeit,
@auenbelhiueroen, rbeumattihe 3eioen uno
aa9emelne Shwdde weiden in 9leiher
@elle ieinem reselnben nno itdrfenoen @in=
fluff. IS lit Elm uuberefenbarer Se9en fir
bic Sdipaaen unb Nerb0ien beiher Sc.
lhledter, elm portrefilihes Sausmlttel uno
bic bette Sdnspebr, welde Der Geiienoe ODER
ausmanoerer naA einem u%n9eiunoen 8lima
mltuebmeu lam.
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Mmtter! Mntter! Wfutter!U

Serlaunlt niht, Sud MrS. @tnsz
ltubernben Spru>p fir aue
4ranfbeiten beim 3abnen Der Sinoer gu per-
idaffen. Osrielbe linoert benz &inbe Die
SAmer5en, furirt @inotolit, reselt Den Dia-
gen nnb erletdtert Der Wtutter ibre Wiiibe,
inoem er Dem &inoe eiuoeruus uno @elunb.
belt perid)dfft.
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Mbemmatismms fhneu furirf.

1cDneu tuctcl.
~Ourans's rheumatiiAes Seilmittel", Die
beriibmte tnuere Webi5in. miro 1ther,
ltd irgeno einen Sau BON Nheumatismus
anf Der @rbe furiren. Yreis 81 Die 6lai9e,
ieds Slaihen So. Son allen @potbetern
p%erfanft. Sdidt fir ein @irfular gu Sel,
pbenltlne nnb Bentley, Npotbefer, Walb=
llgton. .. 8. 6Ut9mai)
@e1ansep bon Beutab. : Dus neue
Sonnta9slhul=@eiangbuh = Yreis 35 @ts.
$50 per Sunbert. See II. @alfer, lib
gbeitnut StraBe, Yhilabelpbia. 13m15aua;
S%teientgen, melbe aMf cine Mn=
sei9e anttpprten, ertpeifen benz
MnSeieenbem mnb benz Scrausge.
Der cine 6efdaiefeit, inees ife
bcitdtieen. baf Tic bic Mn;eise in
oiefer 3citune faben. S1aua)
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Gin peroorbener W a q 1T bic
@rube, Der wie b0ie Sale ollie iene Qeiber
pie uebelfeit, Sdlahoitsfeit, Iensilihfeit,
Wtrfen, Grbreteu uno mie iie aue beiben
mOgen, entiteisen. 8einiSt beuielben burf
ben @ebraub BON 3 +. Nusui # &6uis's
8 ambur9er Sropfen uno ollie jene
uebel perOen iider un9 idnen entihminoen.
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Sine ei9eme @eimitdtte mmb
Varim.
Sn Der 9lnie elmer srp6en Giienbabm nit quteu
Wtdrften i'm Often uno Meffen.
ScBt lit Die 3eit, iid Sieielbe 81 iiderm.
Wilbes alima, frudtbarer @oben. beites 2anb fir
8iebjudt in ben Der. Staten.
Bidder, Rarten, pole Wnstunft, ebenio Der pto.
nier" mad allen ) beilen Der QDelt frei ~perfanot.
IRAN lbreibe an D.. F. DAVIS,
&ano'G ommilioner. Il. .. VI. VI,
4sB2s' Omaha, Neb
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s9siIenbe fouten tets cine 5lajNs bon RabhpaS's
Redbp 8elief bel I'D fabren. Wenise 7ropfen IN Wa5s
fer perben &ranfbeit ODER Sfmer3en, bic bonn We4feI
oes ggaiiers berriibren. oorbeussn. Gs 1T better aIs
franjofider Branop obr Bitters als elm SteiarlitteI.
, 1877-09-29

Ner3te, neIfe 6le betlen0e rnb reillls
9enoe Strait BON @lenn's Shmefelieife auf
Die paut beobadtet haben, ertldren oieIelbe
fir elm be ~oubereS Seiluugsmlttel fir icorbuts
artlse NuSibldge nno fir ems Der tpirfiams
fen Wiittel CUR 9eSinfciruug nno eeaeu
iblehten @eruh. @~rittenton's, 7 Sedste
Iue., 81. 3. Siu's Saar- unb 8artfGrbes
mittel, itlpar3 uno braun, so @ts.
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RtsbesstfAlsataAetA
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Ready Relief,

20 Eropfen In eineua balben @las @afer
b~eIssisen In wenisen aus.nbliden:
xrdrnpfe. edbwd@e. esrss!ppfen. sSfsn aosf
0urbfag, 0erfppfuns, 8ldbunsen
uhh ale inreren 3etben.
, 1877-09-29

Or. s. g. Senion'S @eIerp. unb
8 b nj ometlsY tllen iino Defenders fir
Die 9eilurg BON traufem 4opflpeb, nerp0iem
&opfidmers, opSpepttidem &%opfidmers,
Neural9ia, yterpoiitdt uno Shlafloiisteit be-
reltet nnb weroen irgeno eine &ranfbeit bet
len. Yreis so @ts, fret nit Der Yolt. Son
allen Ipotbefern perfauft. Sffce Jio. 106
9t. @utalp Ctr, Baltimore, 1S5lep:
, 1877-09-29
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, 1877-09-29

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Ricr,ion Rstnrn..

Third Ward-Cook 8, DEGREES 10.
Neill II, Chandler SO, Henricks 16,
Cummings ., Plat IL.
First Ward-Neill 81, De6ress So,
Plat IS, Henricks 81, Chandler 28.
Cook 10. Mccullough 2, Cummings /.
Eighth Ward-DeGress 20, Chandler
40, Plat 81, Neill IS, Henricks 9, Nc
Cuilough 0, Cook 1, Short I.
Ninth Ward-Platt SO, Chandler 40,
Hsnricks 20, DeGress 40. Neill SO, Nc
Cullough Q, Cook ., Cummings 0.
Tenth Ward-DeGress Sc, Neill 46,
Plat 35, Henricks Il. Chandler Sc,
Mccullough }, Cook Z, Cummings ..
Seventh ward-Cook 2. Chandler
81, DeGress 81, Neill 40. Henricks -,
Cummings 10, Mccullough s, Plat
50, Glenn 1. d. B. Withsrs was
elected alderman in the seventh ward.
Fourth Chandler 81, Hen
ricks 4, DeGress Is, Neill Is, Platt
s, Cook Z, Cummings I, McCulloch O.
Fifth Ward-DeGress 81, Neill 8,
Chandler So, Cummings 3, Plstt 10,
Cook ?, MeCulloch 2, Henricks 4.
Sixth Ward-Cook 2, DeGress IS,
NELL Q. Chandler -, Henrieks 9, Cum
mings >. MeCalloch I. Plat IL.
Second Ward-Chandler Is, Hen
ricks a.. DeGress 81. Nsill 90, PlAtt 10,
Cook 8. Cummings 2. McCulloch /.
The summing mp Of the vote gives
DeGress as. Chandler 4so, Neill ga,
Plstt so. Hesricks lss, Cook SO, Cum
nlngs II, Mccullough 81 total vote
1914.
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The biocesan Council.
HoUsToN, May 81, 1877.

AAOtsAOENi DAoJ ", AOss'
Editors Democratic Statesman - The
following may not be devoid of inter
est to your readers. The Diocesan
Council Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church convened here Wednesday,
Bishop Gregg presiding. About forty
clerical and lay delegates were in at
tendance, fifteen parishes represented.
The following statistics are from the
Bishops annual address: There are
in this diocese now twenty-one minis
tiers, sixteen lay readers, and some
thing over 1000 commandments in this
church. During the past year there
has been received into its communion
between two and three hundred per
sons. and fifty eight more have been
baptised. There are four church cdi-
fees in process Of erection and repair.
The offerings Of the church for mis-
sions during the past year amount to
$3.50 81. During the same time the
Bishop has visited flfty-nine points
within the diocese and hsid service
and preached ON 106 occasions. The
church in this city is tasteful and
elegant one, and with its beautiful and
costly organ, is justly the pride of
the congregation who worship in it.
Yours, &. B.
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Sec'y Hoods T. Il. Assn.


To live on the reputation of another
is theft. Counterfeits and limitations
are thefts. Owing to the great popu-
larity OF Simmons's Liver Regulator
and its undoubted curative power,
imitators throughout the country are
manufacturing and foisting their
worthless limitations and counterfeIts,
and in some cases even copying ]. IL.
Zeilin 81 Co. = advertisements and pub
LEGATIONS, word for word, garbled to
suit their nefarious purposes, dis
honestly profting by the justly earned
reputation of Simmons's Liver Regu-
lator, soiling their own reputation and
interfering in the relief of suffering
humanity. The public are cautioned
to ask for Simmons's LIVER Regulator,
prepared by ]. II. Zeilin s. Co., and
take no other, as it differs from all
others in composition, mode of manu-
featuring and effects.
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A sample Bottle for Trial.

II you are troubled with headache,
dullness, incapacity to keep the mind
on any subject, dizzy, sleepy, or nerss
ious feelings, gloomy forebodings, ir-
ritability of temper, or bad taste in
the mouth, unsteady appetite, choking
sensation in the throat, pain in the side
or about the shoulders, GOODNESS of ex-
tremities, ETC., or in fact any symtoas
of liver complaint, bilieusness, con-
stipation of the bowels, or dyspepsia,
go to your druggists, Morley Bros. and
get bottle of DIR. Sherman's Prickly
Ash Bitters. No spirit is used in their
manufacture except pure article of
Holland Gin. Ladies, in particular,
will find them peculiarly adapted to
their wants in all ages and conditions
of life. The label tells all they con-
tain, consequently physicians do not
hesitate to prescribe them. Sample
bottles for trial 25c. Regular size 81.
GnnH
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A Legend About Coa'ee.

There is a legend about coffee-a
legend in which q pious Mussulman is
the hero. The M1ssulman used to get
sleepy during his devotions, and he
prayed to Mohammed, who came
to his aid. Mohsmmed sent him
for advice o goat-herd, who took
hint from his goata. He OBJ
served that when these animals
ate berries Of particular tree they got
risky aud excited bounded about all
the night, In fact. The Aussulman
took the hint, ate the Ooifee-berries,
slept less and no doubt prayed better.
That was the legend. That coffee,
however. was sold in the streets of
Cairo toward the end of the sixteenth
century is not q matter of legend, but
history. In fact it was not only sold,
but it was forbidden to be sold. An
Arabian historian recounts that in the
year 1888 q cafe was attacked by the
authorities, and the customers who
were found on the spot hurried of to
prison, from winch they were not lib
Grated till they had each received sew
enteen strokes with stick, for the en-
couragement Of others. And, in fact,
this raid served the purpose 81 excel
lently that five and twenty years after
ward the town of Cairo could bosat of
more than 1000 shops where coffee
might be bought.
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In the great New York dog show
there are five mastiffs valued at $4,000.
They are magnificent animals, fawn
colored, blackmuzzled and average in
weight 100 pounds. No such lot of
these animals has ever been seen in
America. A great variety of pet dogs
are shown. One Skye, valued at a
fabulous price, is placed IN a glass
case. The exhibition is not gotten up
by dog fighters, rat-killers or fanciers,
and more interest is taken in it by
Fifth Avenue than by Baxter street.
A person ignorant Of dogs or their uses
hounds bred from her Majesty Victo :
r,a's kennel, which are worth $500
each. So with the high-priced mas
tiffs, one is worth $4,000. So with
Rover, the typical Irish setter, the
property OF the Rev. j. Cum
ming Maadona, who fixed his
price at $4,000 IN order to
avoid purchaser, as his stock IS rare.
Such dog as Rover has a pedigree as
long as that of We're de We're, and in
him every excellence and trait of the
breed are centered, Sleaford and Sen
| sation, pointers; Pride Of the Border,
Lou, Leicester, Plunkett, settlers,
among Others, are similar types, and
are equally valuable. Oog-breedi1g is
just getting out Of its infancy in this
country, and it is not often, except
in the case of imported dogs, that
more than $1,000 are paid for an ami
NAL for either sporting or breeding
purposes; but in England fair price
for a sporting dog is $500, and the
price often runs up to $1,000 even for
dogs for sporting purposes alone, as it
costs from 500 to 5000 to s'break"
deg to suit frst-class English
sportsman; while instances are not
rare in which as high as $4,000 have
been paid for dog; and in the case
of the greyhound Master McGrath, q
Waterloo cup winaer, Lord Lurgan re-
fused S12, 900 for him.
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A Point on Which the Doctors
Agree.

Physicians who have tested Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters concur in repre-
senting it to be an eminently safe
stimulsnt, far preferable to the ordinary
liquors of commerce, not only because
it is infinitely pure. Its ALCOHOLICS basis
is the finest old rye, and this is tenn
pered and rendered medicinal by the
curative ingredients of botanic origin
which it holds in solution. 1t has
often been initiated, but never rivalled,
and Is to-day the leading tonic, diuretic
and aperient Of America. Malarial
fevers are prevented and remedied by
it, and it is thoroughly reliable medi-
cine in cases of dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, liver complaint, rheumatism,
govt, nervousness, urinary and uterine
affections. 1t improves the appetite,
increases the bodily stamina, checks
premature decay, and as sustaining
and comforting cordial for the aged
and infirm is uneQualled.
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Queen Victoria has signified her in
tention Of being present at the Wagner
festival at London. Wagner gets
$4,000 for his services and part of
the receipts over q certain amount.
The festival takes place at the Albert
Hall, between Nay 2 and 10. The
Handel festival will De at the old place,
the Crystal Palace, and about the old
tlme, tine fourth week in June. Il il
announced that ntiens, AIboni, SAINT
ley, Foil, Trebelli, Bettini, Edith
Wynne, Madame Sherrington, and
Messrs. Lloyd, Rigby, Cummings and
HAnsitel win be the principal yocalists.
Sir Michael Costa will conduct
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On Sunday evening there were de
votionsl exercises in this city in the
celebration Of Corpus Christi and the
Pope's golden anniversary. The little
girls OF the Catholic school, number
ing about fifty and gaily dressed in
pure white, marched in parade about
sunset, making very pretty and im-
pressive display; and there were ser
vices and lengthy sermon by Father
Spiilard at the church little later in
the evening.
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FIRE.-The residence, corn crib,
and entire contents of both, of Mr..
Peters, six miles east of Austin, on
Walnut creek, were consumed by fire
Monday afternoon. The fire original
ed by some one carelesSly throwing
the contents of pipe into some cot
ton seed on the gallery, which soon
resulted rs above stated. People
should not smoke.
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N. A. THRDFoRD & Co.,
Sole DrnnriefnrS
Sole Proprietors.
CHATTANOOGA. Tennessee.

HOOPS Texas Brigade survivors are
notified that our annual reunion will
be held at Waco, June q, and the fol.
lowing excursion rates have been Sc
cured: Over the Houston and Texas
Central road they pay full fare going
and will be returned free, on my certl-
ficate Of membership, which will be
delivered at Waco, and will be good
til July / {; over the international and
Great Northern they will pay one and
one-fifth fare for the round trip-tick-
cts will be placed on sale on this road
June % and good till July 2; same
rate will be charged over the Harris
burg and San Antonio road, good till
July 3. All members are earnest y re-
quested to attend. Gen. T. n. Logan,
OF Richmond, Virginia, will deliver
the Grafton. Other di ,tinguished speak
ers will be in attendance. Texas pa
pers will please notice, and are re
quested to attend the meeting.
ROBERT BURNS,
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RANGERS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,
Gen. Steele has received dispatch
stating that Lieut.. John Armstrong and
a sergeant, both of Capt. Halls from
tier ranger company, were recently &C
cidentally shot, the former through the
thigh and the latter in the neck. The
shooting was accidental, and no par
uiculars given.
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Loss OF appetite, headache, constipa-
ton, disquiet, nervousness, ETC., is FIRE,
queHtly caused by impaired digestion,
and these who thus suffer are strongly
advised to use the Home Stomach Bit
daPa
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REPORT of the City Sexton for the
month OF May, 1877. Total number
OF deaths, "a; white, %; eolored, 8;
Mexican, 4. Male %, female II.
Age-Prom birth to years, 10; from
to 20 years, 3; from 20 to 40 years,
6; from 40 to go years, 3; over go
wears. 3. Total, "a.
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A Csr,.in lr..a.ehs cure.

II you suffer from sick or nervous
headache, morning sickness sr neu'
ralgia, 90 to your druggist and get &
ten cont trial pack OF DR.. Heisley's
Victor Headache Powers, or ]. X.
Heisley & Co., Salem. N. j., will mail
them postpaid. A single powder &C
taally cures the most distressing cases
IN ten minutes. II Is purely vegetable,
entirely harmless, physicians dis
covery. and We guarantee it TO do all
Ws claim. Yoa can GET the 50 cent.
packs or the 10 cent. trial size At Nor
ley Bros, in Austin. and a. all other
first-clsss draggists everywhere. Con-
vince yourself. 49,,
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Col. McFARLAsD, Of Fayette couR-
ty, nov in this city, relates a strange
incident regarding well owned by
Judge Kinds, the county judge Of Fay
cite. The we'll was recently supplied
with two buckets swung by chain
across wheel. After getting the
buckets properly adjusted, they began
TO move up and down without any aid
or starting, aud at night the family OF
Judge Hinds is disturbed by the noise
made by the movement Of the buckets.
Gentlemen who have been at the place
corroborate the statement, which
Judge Kinds for 9 time would not
make
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The committee in session at Cleve-
land, Ohio, ten days engaged in revis-
ing the hymn book of the Methodist
Episcopal church have completed the
text of tho new book. The manuscript
, was given the board of bishops last
Monday, who also had sessien at
Cleveland. There is prospect that
the bishops will give their approval OF
the committees lAbors soon, though
prevented by other business from be-
ginning an immediate examination.
all parties are making the utmost dis
match
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A BLACK character is awful, but
pretty black hair and whiskers is not.
Use DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye, and in fifteen
minutes you will have them as natural
as ia youth. II your druggist does
not have il he will order it for you.
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MANHOOD WohAEHooD MARRIAGE!
Impediments to Marriage; the cause and
cure. Sent 5erE'eiy Seaked, postpaid, for 80
cents, by DR.. c.. WHITTIER, 6I7 St.
Charles Street, ST. Louis, No, the great
specialist. Read his work.
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WE notice, from the Galveston Ne,os,
that the evangelists who were recently
IN Austin, Messrs. Grant and Will
liams, conducted the services at the
First Presbyterian church in that city
for Rev. DR.. Bunting. and for Rev.
DIR. Howard at the First Baptist
church, in the evening, as well as q
Union service at Artillery Hall during
the day. So it seems these gentlemen
are appreciated in Galveston rs we'll q:
IN Austin.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-07

FALSE MPREssIox.-lt is generally
supposed by = certain class of citizens,
who are not practical or experienced,
that dyspepsia cannot invariably be
cured, but we are pleased 10 say that
Green's August Flower has never. tc
our knowledge, failed 70 cure dyspep-
sia and liver complaint in all its forms,
such as sour stomach. costiveness, sick
headache, pAlpitaiiOn Of the heart low
spirits, etc. Our Of 80. 900 dozsA bot
ties sold last year not . single failure
IVES reported. bat thousands Of compli-
mentary letters received from druggists
Of woaderfsl cares. Three doses will
relieve any case. Try it. sample bot
ties ten cents. Regular size seventy
ave cents. For sale By Morley BroA,
Pecan etreeL ,tssl gas 20
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-07

narrowing accounts Of suffering and
destitution come from the burnt dis
tricts in Clinton county, New York.
\ large tract of rich farming country
was swept clear of buildings, fences,
trees and stock. Crops put in the
ground were destroyed and the people
are utterly destitute, helpless and
without resources.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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To ali wno are snHszinE from the errors and
indiscreiiOns Of yoath, nervous weakness, early
decay, ioss Of manhood, etc. I viii send recipe
thai viii cure Jon. RRKE OF eHARGE- This
great remedy vas discovered BY missionary
In soGfh Ansezioa- Sead = sslf 1Addresssd en-
relOpe 70 the Rev. JosE-H T. IsM1x, STATION D
B8ss Hss.e. Neg TerE c-fs. jsnisdeodusn
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-07

The people of Ireland have made up
purses Of from 500, 900 to $l25, 00C
for the Pope. Far the greater part of
this comes in very small subscriptions.
although one farmer in the county Of
Wicklow il stated 10 have subscribed
5000. Cardinal Cullen took TO Rome
SS5, 900, collected in the Dublin do
cese alone. The total amount OF Eng
Iish- Catholic presentations Is $50, $50.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-07

Ar Tobin's dug store-s large and
beautiful assortment OF frames for
photographs and pictures, and cheaper
prices than ever sold before in Austin.
BE certain and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-07

SODA WATER at Tobin's drug store,
drawn from steel fountains, which is a
guarantee that it does not contain
either lead or copper, at five cents per