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The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
What Happened When the Sea Became
Fresh.


that some parts of the story need Il grain
OF salt:
Jupiter Inlet is probably the most in
accessible and barren nook on the whole
Floridian coast. and can be reached only
i'll light-draught boats, sailing the whole
length Of the Indian river. Sharp coral
reefs fringe its shore. and high hillocks
OF white sand, sprinkled with thick clumps
ofscrub and cactus, rear their heads above
the inlet. The lively Sand-crab catches
tiretiies on the beach, and huge turtles
deposit their eggs in the sand. This at
tracts scores Of bears from the swamps
and hammocks bordering the Everglades:
for to them the turtle and its eggs are q
toothsome delicacy. Spotted tiger-cats
play among the Sand-hills by moonlight.
and the fierce puma prowls along the
shore in quest Of king crabs or more
substantial diet The largest puma ever
seen in the State was shot in this region
by the keeper of the lighthouse II was
us formidable as a royal Bengal tiger and
measured over thirteen feet from snout
to tip.
The shallow salt water sWarnS with
fish. Schools of mullct and ponpno
flash in the sunlight, and cdyallo, bone
fish, bluefish. red bass, drum, snappers.
and grOuperS are here in myrads. jew
fish have been caught weighing over 800
pounds, SaWtish the size of young whales
surge through the narrow channels. and
raVcnous sharks from f. 10 20 feet III
length keep Il rigid blockade outside.
As the tide rises they come within the
inlet in search OF prey. The bass and
other fish that have been feeding upon
the mullet, become in turn the victims Of
the shark The smaller fish dart to ana
fro. making TIE water boil in their efforts
to escape. Millions are slow " Int surcl
driven into Il small bay bN the sharks,
who whip the waves int foam in their
hungry fury. Penncd at last, the doomed
fish leap in the air with terror, and shoals
OF them run ashore The sharks charge
with a rush. Their Jaws snap like pistol
shots, and mutillted fish are scattered
over the water. schools ut porpoiSc-
join in the slaughter, and occasionally
an Old alligator ShoVrS off from the
shore, sinks himself like Il submarine
battery, and steals bountcouS meal.
Nor is AN alligator the only tree feeder
The ar is filled with thousands of lilac
trathered terms and guls Fall wen do
they understand the situation The rush
OF their wings is like Il breeze In a forest
of pines, and their screams are dcarHing
BY platoons they dash into the u-itatrd
water, and soar off above The roaring
surf, each with Il fish in its bill. The
very air spalIcS with fish, for the gUlI~
toss their victims up until they catch
them by the head Then they are easily
boltcd. High above the terms float
tIocks of grey pelicanS, larger han geese,
and grave and formal as judges. The
wind whistles beneath their great wings,
but they make no audible expression OF
satisfaction. Dropping into the waves
with Il great splash after few iuhbcrIy
manmuyres, they fill their pouches, and
sail away as though the whole affair had
been arranged for their own exclusive
benefit. \ party of stalWart heron, pace
thr strand i'm thpi. Austrian unitnlJn.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

A lawyer and a minister, both impecu-
nious, boarded with certain widow lady
at the South End, Boston. Neither could
pay his board. The lawyer married the
lone woman, and the minister performed
the ceremony, thus squaring accounts.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

ln 0f California. There are very few
-Hali farmers in the State. and very LITTLE
'N rood farming. Nearly all Wh0camn
c upon the first discovery of cold tnrn-
.lcir attention either to mfnino N. to
au with the miners for their ooins No
..tr dreamed of rcm9ininr hcrr Nor
1mtll. ypar or r1yo ,laHsrd hrtnrc
capacitv Nf rhc coInt1y 10 nrodurp
.-lTnr hur rold ygs discovered ~,
oreht ef
h-Ilcultnf3l ana rrazino lands have
mrrd less r,Didly i'm price than cjty
~..ll they arr GENERALLY held in very
-,- rrtt- hv propjcrorS who confin4
oprririuN- IN sock raisinu or wheat
..sIH-. both Of which can he carried ON
.tant tlr former prrlnancntly; the
--,. ia tlc present manner nt husband
au. "a. tl. Luid, Min WELD fair
..- ejrh.r- ln.fne fortified ONE who
...it.'.'' '''.i "itli t4r nNlfII' ~ "AIci
UGHrcuI.~. cln hardly fail 10 be SURPRISED
.i NJ. bears NJ one man who cultivated
. Bias tn -u!nr}vaG5 cultivated in wheat
rWl arrvs none tl4rt: ui t1yo Germans.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

The good ladies in Cook county, Texas,
have been vying with each other in pop
ulating their community. Mrs. Rowland
had twins; her neighbor had triplcts; ;
and another lady, determined to outdo all
the rest, went deliberately to work and
went two better than the first Every
fellow in that neighborhood looks with
anxiety upon his wife, and wonders if
five is the next probable number.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

The government has just paid a claim
which has been pending within two years
of a century. 1t was based on some sup
plies furnished the revolutionary army in
l779, and was for only about $4,000, but
the accumulated interest, which the Su-
preme Court ordered should also be paid,
ran up the bill to over $5l 600, which goes
to the grandson of the original claimant.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

The name of a new novel is The
Wrongful Heir; or, The Mystery at the
Falls" 1t must be a companion to that
charming romance, entitled "The False
Hair; or The Mysterious Waterfall"
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

A man who lives i'll East Haven, and is between
60 and 20 years of age, understands the value Of
time. He married. procured divorce was
married again, and became the father of a bounc
ing infant by his second wife--all inside of six
months
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

A very young miss who resides on
lomles street thus addressed herpatelnal
ancestor at the breakfast table ON Sunday
morning: "Poppy, | want a new hat and Il
pair of new shoes" 81 s'pose so. What
don't you wanty" remarked the paternal
''Well," answered the quick -witted little
miss, 'I dontwant any trousers" Kings
ton On. W Freeman.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

a church congregation in Petersburg,
Va. became weary of waiting for their
pastor a few nights ago, and dispersed.
Some Of them, while on their way home,
spied the eNpoundero the gospel, through
q window. seated in a parlor by the side
Of alady friend, apparently delighted with
her company, and seemingly lorgetiul of
the fact that it WAS the night for holding
the church meeting, which he subsequent
ly admitted to be the ease.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

And Mr. Ammldon never finds fault
when his wife "cleans house." because he
knows if it had not been for that abused
he might be a lonely bachelor
in Mrs. Bencdict's establishment.
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ann, Garden and Household,
Farming in California.

In a letter TO the New York Tribune,
l-Secretary McCulloch furnishes some
aIuahle information touching farming in
aliiornia and elsewhere. We quote;
i Is obvious that no agricultural coun-
Dan become populous in which the
nd~ are in few hands, and farming, es-
e.ally if it be bad farming, is conduct
ia a large scale. Such is the condi-
NJ If California. There are very few
-aa.i farmers in the State, and very little
N good farming. Nearly all who came
upon The first discovery of gold turn
,lcjr attention either to mining or to
ir with the miners for their gains. No
rttr lreaned Of remaining here per
1an.l. \ Year or two elapsed before
capacity Of the country to produce
tums but gold Was discovered or
rgh1 of
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MEDICAL.
Centaur
l,iniiments.

LITTER from PoStIadSSsr.1
Messrs. J. B. Rose $ Co:
Ny wife has for long time been 4 terrible
sSuetcr from rheumatism. She has tiled many
physicisns and many remedies. The only thing
which has given her relief u Csntaur Liniment.
/ am rstoiced 10 say this has cured her. / am
doing what can to extend its ssle.
This isA sample OF many thousand testimoai.
ais rec lived Of wonderful cures effected by the
Centaur l-iniment The ingredients OF this artl-
Gle are published around each DO, tie. Il contains
Witch Hazel. Mentha, Arnica Rock OIL, Car
bollc, and Ingredients hitherto little KNOWN %
is an indisputAble fact that the Ceniaur Lini-
ment Is performing more cures OF Swelhngs,
sun joints, E-Uptions, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
SC a;ica, Caktd breasts, locktsw, etc, than any
oiher linlments, embrocstious extra cts, salYes,
olntments and plasters now in use.
or Toothache, Earache, W eak Back, Itch and
CutAneous Era ptions, II Is admirable. II cures
burns and scalds without scar, extracts poison
from bites and stings, and heals frost-bites and
chlllolsins in short time. No family can afford
to be without the CeItaur Liniment, white wrap
per.
The Centaur Liniment, Yellow
Wrapper, Is adapted to the tough skin, mus
cles and flesh Of he animal creation. Its effects
upon severe "ases OF Spawn, Sweeny, Wind
Gall, Big Head and Poll Evil, are little less than
marvellous.
Messrs j. Mcclure & Co.. Druggists, corner
OF Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati. Ohio. says
I'm our nclghborhood a number OF Teamst ers
are using the Ccntaur Liuiment. They pronounce
1t superior to anything they have ever used. We
sell as high as four to five dozen bottles per
month to these teamsters."
We have thousands OF similar testimonials
For Wounds, Gals, Scratches, ngbone, etc,
aud for Screw Worm in sheep il has no rival.
Farmers, liyerymen and Stockraisers have in
this Liniment a remedy which is worth q hun.
dred times its cost.
Laboratory of ]. B. ROSE s. co.
&c Dew St New York
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DR.. Townsend's Ok
ygenated Air will pur-
itiy the blood IN one
third the time that any
other known remedy
Can Why? because 10
inhale Oxygenated Air
it goes direct to the
L u ngs and passes
through the ii SIS ues
and comes in direct
con act with the blood
as it is forced into the
Lungs by the action OF
the heart. A IL the
blood in our veins re-
turns to the heart every
fur minutes il the
blood is good, and
forced from the heart
to the lungs, and the
more Oxygen you in
hale into the lungs the
more you purify the
blood. When Oxygen
Gomez in con act with
the impurities in the
b | GOD it carbonizes
q n d burns, causing
the blood to be heared
so that it warns every
part Of the body. as IT
goes on it's revolH ions
turongh the system.
II your blood is pu e
Won cannot be sex.
We drive Mercury and
a | other Impurities
out OF the blood. We
guarantee to purify
the blood in one-th I'd
the lime of any other
Enown remedy.
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Matilda Heron's child, Helen Wal
lace Stoepel, publicly kno wn as OBJ
jou Heron" has been placed under the
guardianship of Albert NJ. Palmer, OF
the Union Square Theater, New York.
Her father, Robert Stoepel, is a musi.
clan of considerable ability, and at
present the leader of the orchestra al
the Lyceum Theater, London. Mr..
Boucicault is friend of Stoepel, and
bias written to "Bijou," trying to pei
suade her to go to her father, but she
seems to have dread of him, and will
not go to him voluntarily. She says / G
did not treat her mother well, and new
er did anything for her during that
mothers LIFETIME, and she will not go
to him. Mr.. Palmer intends to take
her from the stage for the present and
put her to school in a convent.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United States for the
Western District Of Texas-In tie matter Of
L A GRIFFITH. Bankrupt-In bankruptcy.
by Ntttuc OF a. order "a lie issued on March
II, tSsl. bv T. II. Duvzl. Judge Of the United
States District Cour. for The Western District OF
Texas. viii, On Tuesday. tbs fret day OF Nay
ISL, AZ the -outheast corner OF blocS No. % in
the city OF Ausii within iegal huurs, set TO she
highest and best bidder for cash. six hundred
and forty aczes Of land in Rrnneis countv
Texas. being SO ec-cs Of Nozh Snithwiek sur-
vey No 4s2 and 50 scres Of Nah Smilha lex
survey No. IS. as tie property OF the bank
iupt estate OF L 4. Gslith. bankrupt
JAMES A. CHANDLER. AsSigpee
m2r2SwSt o, estate Of q idith, oAnkrcp-
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.. CaStOria.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
have health if they will use Castoris for W!nd
Collie. Worms Feverishness, Sore Mouth, Group
or Stomach Complaints. 1t is entirely q vegeta-
BILE preparation, and contains neither mineral
morphine nor alcohol. 1t lie as pleasant to take
as honey ard neither gags nor gripes
DR. E. Dimoch, OF Dupont, Ohio, says:
81 am using Castoria in my practice with the
most signal benefits and happy results"
This is what everyone says Most nurses in
New York City use The Castoria. II is prepared
by Messrs. j. B RosE s. Co., 46 Dey Street, New
YorE, successor 70 Samuel Pitcher, NJ d.
"a d&w 1y2taw tilje22
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The Functions of the Liver.

It is faid that q healthy liver commonly sc.
cretes each day about two and half pounds OF
bile, containing great amount OF waste mat c.
rial from the blood. The Importance OF keeping
the yer In q proper condition for the perform
ancc Of this great task cannot be over estimated,
and TO most persons no medicine can be more
useful than T-X-S Tonic Cordial, which
keeps this over-taxCd organ in good condition.
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ENOR SALE.
NOR SALE

c. r. JOHNS, JOSEPH SPENCE,
Former Comptroller. For. Com. Gen Land Oaic,
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Imprudenoe and Neglect.

The large ma ority OF disorders to which our
system is subject are brought on by our own i'm
prudence, and are aggravated by noglecting the
use Of proper remedies. II those who are
troubled with dyspepsis, liver complaint, or ny
OF the many disorders arising iherefrom, would
take The celebrated T-X-S Tonic Cordial,
the great system renOvator, they would speed ly
obtain relief and permanent cure.
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Chicago anticipates a case of crema-
ton. A young German proposes to
burn his wife's body in order 70 take
the remains 10 Germany, and is CORE
spending with those who cremated
baron dc Palm in Pennsylvania.
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0autions

There are unprincipled persons in Bost' and
elsewhere that are putting up BOGUS LIQUID
and trying to palm it off as MY TRETMENr, o.
oxygeuated Air, and CT lining It TO be IKE nine
SENDS nXYGENATED AIR" ARE FLOWS IN
BOTTLE AND PURTAIT ON LABEL fe20 d5w1y
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SEE WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY
AUSTIN DOLLAR STORE.
DIG CONGRESS- AVENUE.

One Block below New Court House
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Can be cured. Why :
b e C q Sc we have
ure d hundreds Of
cases, some Of them
being given over to
die by all physicians OF
other schools of prac-
tice. Consumption is q
disease of the Air pas
sages, and over .wo-
thirds Of the causes are
caused by Catarrh.
We guarantee a cure
If you will come in 81 a.
sen.
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BAD BREATH,

Nothing is go unpleasant, nothing so common
as sd breath, d IN nearly ,very case il mes
from the ,tomach. and can be css ly core - ed
IL Y VIII take Simmous's Liver Il, gulator Do
not neglect so sure a Iledy for thIs Iepulsive
disorder. IL will also improve Your appetite
compile xion and general health
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SSO REWARD.

strsyed or ~teien, she foslowing described an
In Is On tn ri-kt ~ n seveniecnfh of March.
frosn nay place on the Cisnla: one lighl-yellov
bay m<rsIlalr abocf Is hInds high, branded on
left shta1 der hns: lg1-r : with = srross and
above, AID rhod N frolf A 81, one small
cray MARI, perfectly gentle. md natnr-l racer
an er he saodlcs branded on ieft shoulder,
thls- \ With = below. ! will pay the above
reward, $40 Ter The animals and 80 for the
thitf JOHN B. BROWN, selma p. o. Bexzr
county, Texas NATIVES
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Home and Farm.

Queen Victoria is expected to ope
the Manchester Town-house some tim,
in May or June.
In Colorado county white laborcrs
are suporseding colored, with entirely
satisfactory results to the planters.
There will be more early varieties OF
potatoes planted tins year than usual,
IN order to escape the late broods Of
the potato beetle.
The wheatields of California are
now yielding larger returns to the
State than all of her gold mines ever
did, or are likely to do in the future.
4 prominent horticulturist has been
making special examinations of hedge
fences In different parts of Illinois, and
prouounces the honey locust more
hardy and otherwise better plant for
hedges than the Usage orange.
Several New York City seedmen
have procured a supply of prickly COM
frey roots, in order to meet the de
mand Tor this new and promising for
age plant. TRY everything, and hold
fast To those which are good" should
be the motto of our farmers generally.
AM dairyman troubled with CONS
having sore tests should use pleuty of
linseed oil before and after milking.
BE win find but little, il any, sores
about his cows teats If this Is done.
Many cows that are kickers would de-
light to be MIXED il little linseed
oil were used on the teats.
A correspondent of the Los Angeles
(Cal.) Herald says that farmers of that
section are dissatisfied with their expe
rience In castor bean culture, and that
no one will attempt TO raise any this
~~-r The same correspondents says
~ ps les nave rented land for
sc 32e I raising peoples.
E ar Colemdn's Rardl World
k than so, 600 pear trees
Missouri, not one in ten
U4'eh ives the ninth year in
e 2re They grow vigorously at
rward gradually perish
fcation of the blight.
Ser a lere is found one that
Sund for more than half
lding annually wagon
lcs a. ftl II would be worth a
vestigation to End out
the difference, SO as to
f anting.
aoi ars ago ID. T. Mecker
zht 4 seven pigs, for which
ua,a s5 sold the SOW and two
anne fall for $40, killed
fa Fi ed three sow shoats
grsa eri he sold 800 worth Of
1n6 ,ty head left; forty Of
a .gs over 200 pounds,
vans aine fall pigs, which
n.s - so n head. Recapi,ulS-
ton Sow and two pigs, $40; hogs
sold, 500; forty head, 200 pounds
each. Il $40. so, 500; twenty nine head
az $3.50 each, $s2 so; totzl. $3.50 90.
Mr.. Mecker has raised corn sufficient
iUz the feeding Of the above hegs, sim
gle-handed and alone.
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DR.. BOHANNAN-s
Marriage Oeide illustrated
with numerous engravings
FROM life teaehegnll The IN
qnisitiye should krow On
Ceurtship. Manage, The
Physiological Mysieries
and Revelations oftke
Sexualfvgteul hoWto eura
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Ccc aweek in your ewn town. Terms and SIS
OUU outfit free. ii. HALLETT & Co., Port
land, Maine

Mild Climate, + rtil. Soil, Pest Country for
Stock ksising in the tinted States.
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SICK HEADACHE.

This distressing affliction occurs most fire.
quenily. The disturbance of the 5 cmach aris-
ing from the imperfectly digested contents,
causes a re pain in the heau. accompanied
with disasreeahle nausea and this CO .stitutes
what 10 popularity known as Sick Headache
j. II. ZEILIN dc CO.,
Sole proprietors SimmoEss Liver Regulator.
Philsdelp hia.
As = Remedy in
MALARIOUS FEVERS, BOWEL COM
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRES-
SION, RESTLESSNESS, JAUNDICE NAU-
SEA. SICK HEADACHE, COLO, CONSrIPA-
TON AND BILIOUSNESS
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HOR SALE.

Florerce Stem FIGURING, Grist and Saw Mil
Cotton Gin and Press, in Williamson county at
the head Of the Salado riv-r, situated In a fine
wheat growlSg cOu, try. There are two buildings
for mill purposes, two stories high; one 2Ox3T
feet, tie other 1890 feet, with three acres OF
lanI. Also, dwelling house with six rooms
Engine 40 horse power, two sets of burrs, doub e
Feel bolt 10 feet long. The reels are cloth, with
Duffour Dutch anchor boiling cloth all run by
gear. The whole machinery is complete and in
me running order. A great bargain can be
bought by immediate application to
NJ. b. SWEENEY,
ocS us Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To all persor interested In the guardians ship Of
Ida, sallis and Minnie Wilson, minors:
John Y. smi b, guardian OF the above named
minors. has Hled his application In the county
eou1 OF Travis county, praying for sale OF GER
tan real estate belonging TO sald minors 10 pay
Indebtedness ard to maintain them in the flu
ture, which Win BE- heard AZ The next term Of
taid court, TO be held At the court house thereof
in AueSin. on the third Monday In March. 1871.
when and where all persons ihterested nay an.
pear and show cause why such sale should NOT
be made.
Witness. Frank Brown, Clerk of ssId
Il o. court and the seal thereof attached Pebr-
cary %, 1871. FRANK BROWN,
fe22wl: III C. C. O. r r.
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Large Wall Pocket.
! large Towel Rack.
] able Cloth.
u Heavy Glass Goblets.
] Large Checkerooard.
! Rocking Chair.
] Large Rocking Horse.
] Large Bead Cushion.
! Large Chrome in Frame.
] Travelling Bag.
] Set Plated Jcwelry.
l Pair Plated Bracelets.
] Gent's PLACED Chain.
! Doll Carriage.
l Stove.
IL Views
! Ladies P'Ated Chain.
l Beautiful Toilet set.
! Beautiful Wine Set.
I Chamber Pail.
Package la Toys.
] Package 100 Toys.
IS Heavy Glass Tumblers.
) Gold-frout Studs.
! Dozen Bone Nspkln Rings.
! Nobby Cane.
I Oval Stand Toilet Mirrer.
/ Dust Pan and Brush.
! 22-inch Wsiter.
/ Cake Box
' Black Motto Frame.
1 Ladies' shopping Bag.
] Felt Hat
! Large Flower Stand.
/ Morocco Bill Book.
/ Gents Solid Gold Pin.
l Cornet. Trombone.
{ Plated Forks.
l Lady's Companion.
] Spl ndid ACCORDION.
I Elegant Bound Book.
l Novelty Bank.
l TSmmany Bank.
! Elegant HAssock.
l Splendid Mat.
! Fruit Dish.
! Child's Tray.
u Nice Napkins.
y Pairs Hose.
l Shaving Set.
l Clothes BAsket.
. Feather busters.
/ Package II Toys.
l Large Tin Cart.
] Large China Tea Set.
9 Stew Pans.
! Large Toy Wagon.
l Mechanical f CINE.
! Large Box Tools.
/ Beautiful Ink Bottle.
l Large Trunk.
! Rattan Door Mat
] Large White Bed-spread.
- Linen Towels.
l Lady's Skirt.
I Scholars Compa ion.
] Set Nice Table Cutlery.
l Set Table Mats.
l Silver Fruit Knife.
1 Smoking Set.
l Cigar Case.
! Vio.in. l High Chair.
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Nearly all Diseases

TITUS b FILKINs, Proprietor
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1850 acres OF land, with stock and improve
ments, in Guadalupe county, six miles froH
kingsbury railroad station. near to church and
school house; fine forstock
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1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Caution.

As there sre . number OF limitations offered
10 the public we oula canton the commBn-
LfvER REGULATOR unless in our ensravs d
wrappers with Trade Marx. stamp and signature
unbrOken. None other Is genuine
II ZEILTN & co,
uoSdeodAwiyr MScou. Ga and PHILADELPHIA
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DR., BUTTS,

MARRIAGE s 6; e.: :: {: ::
GIlE : e: i i:ss; !: & &C. 5:
~ u - - scieDce Of reproduction; hov 70
Dc truly happy IN the married relation Mae and fesle
young aud Diddle aged should read and preservs IL u
eentans Information, which no saord 70 Be Wi
out; how preserve the health aud complexion and
gveto faded ebcs the freshness OF youth tho best aud
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