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Etrambcdts ano Railroads..
BALTIMORE anG OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore anG OHIO RAILROAD.
wa Pa e EAsi Baltimore re- and n Wilmington
u ~ .nd after Dec Passenger Trans cave from Central
m.Lxoept nday, for Washington and the Vest with
p m.-Daiiy. Warrington. Cincinnati, Chca1o amidst
Louis Lnre train runs through 10 Cho~g also, through
1913 p m--Daiiy. for Washington and the West with
Tie Sew b ana 0. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
50 other Inc makes faster time to the West o.,o
Principal NewYOrk Office sl5 Broaiway also GA Broad
tickets secured and baggage through destination
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-fare, 81.
IN Peck-siD daily sundays executed for
New Haven al } and 1880 connecting v IN road
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
station s NeSY York 1901 Of l1ery-s' station N
Commencing December l. leoO-Losve Newly ork foot Of
$50 n-For Pennington, Esston Allentown, Reading
$50 a. For sehoOley's Mountain Y Ign Bridge Branch,
D. l. & Western L. r. E2stOn Allentown. Wiikestarre'
@Tor F1e%i3rtOR Eastoo A s Teadins
Nsnticote. up T Lehich scranton, &
] ,. m Tor bennington, EastOn, Allentown Reading Har'
Iisburg Maucb chunk. Wavcriy &C
$50 +. m.-For EssIou. Bata' Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
$50 u;For schcoIeys Mountain High Bridge Branch
-:4S .. 1n.-For scmervile, Pennington. SC
$50 .. Nor Eas'SI IL H. ana W. n H. Aseh'o"n'
sunday trans cay at $40 3 Il ~ ,oF Bound sTIGk
town as.rTfsburg and he West.
For NetarE al 545 els 645. 7;l5 TAB, sl5, SAD 9l5
6:l6 o3u 7l5, SD S:l5 lWl1 ll:la, ~ D. III
local pon.s see Time Iatles AZ stations
81 the Ign ard Erie Annex maze co
g. am from jeIs y City Station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DlYI-
IN SION
ALL RAIL LINE for Perm Amooy south AmDoy BE-, FED
ant, Toms rver, sarnegal ArLANTIc CITY: &c
Leave NeW-IOrk foot LlDertys, at D. $40. lI;8o N
1:30, $3.50, L. $3.50 y. m
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
NECTION. Leave foot of Liberty-st Tor Freehold
at SIS. 1l:45 NJ; 4. 6:5O p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Ncw-I Ork foot Liberty-st. " T.
Via branchUOTJ;
For SANDY HOOk sis. Has a. m, p.
For Monmouth Beach, seabrght Highlands, 3, s:l5,
Has a go, p M
Via Red iauk
1880 p. Manchester, Ious River ALLAN llC CIIA
40 d m@For whiti0gs Toms River Barnegat, sc
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miscellaneous.
SITUATIONS UauIeo--females.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
lProwT oFCEs 10 I.3N 9roaasay cor NJ, r alrf
Siehth,ts a9S west rwenty-tnIl.t. Eshthave. 10
~ East Foureeenths corner ai2n qssre sp ~ Inra
1897 ? Isl Thirdage, cor onehundTet snd,twsnty
regular ofdcr rates
A COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS wishes few
~ eng genents by he day upaeTsia9as drsss" Ak
dress d NrS hUGHTJS, iJ8 sthaye.
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
n. Al kinds o. good competent fema.e and
u girls for city country also mae hep and eo'fed siG
wants At ne arge . a5oI iona
4 YOUNG LADY of fine family, of the
n highest social position desires situation a. COMPANION
TO ladx am ~ no % 1 10 ayaIng cferences eI
changed Addres, Miss LORING, Tribune Uptown Branch
Onice, Broadway ana 'Isl'sc
TOOK.-A competent cook wishes a situation
- nndrstnds all snd. o. soup and ps,tr 9est
i5g q West " 5oth- Sio' inquire dT., door
NOOK.-A respectable woman wishes to 90 out
- BY day cook wash or iron has the best refer
TOOK. WASH. IRON.-By German help;
for CITY or codn.ry Can At the PROrE SLANT
HOME BUREAU, is ethaye fourth house above l0thst
NOOK.-By competent woman meats, soups,
courtry ~ the PROTESTANT BUREAU, 1Ss eth-aye.
NOOK.-By an excellent Frenchwoman, as
y cook thoroughly understands finest OF French eookng
eaii &c 60 Ei- 5ti-a7e' sI near
IHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
u Young swedish private family best refer
81 West 44th-'L
CHAMBERWORK HOUSEWORK. WAIT
y ING, or CARE OF CT LDREN.-By useful tdy
YIFg63f Ess 81 'E l'9" t c wages "4
CHAMBERMAID md AMSTRESS.-By
respectable girl who Is years refcrence
asi pace can Jew on SEWING naclnes Wat on
children IGrs with the chamberTork Can at oo2 9th
ave. between 35th AMI joth'ts
COMPANION. &c.-By an experienced Amer
~ lean lacy supervision Of wIdowers family, sdy's com
panQg. would care Tor an invalid - amlsDe ana nonPe
SLOAN. Pos, once station, 3dave and 18th 81.
HOUSEKEEPER.-By an American lady as
4 housekeeoef Of Address call AZ 5J4 West
l2tu IT.. =. y lily,
JIOUSEWORK. &c.-A young girl to do
i general active, willing and obg1Dg excel
lent city CAL address 20 7h-sye to- floor
uOUSEWORK.-By neat. tidy, intelligent
family M any capacity 10 good cooking and is good
asher viii best II recomme ndaonsi wages
Can be seen at 800 6tave' near ZSdsI nrst
1OOr.
NURSE. &c.-By a middle-aged American
~ TO take lnvaid lazy wall assist In mp tairs
dnties nue. hand good h0usekeeper Address y.
Boz 5 Tribune Uptown Office l,25s Brosdwa
NURSE.-By young French girl most
y wiling ana 6bigng any kind Of work j. neat look
Inv strong. aud wages no OBJECT CAn al JA'OolN'S
FRENCH BUREAU. G04 bth-aVe.
S,EANSTRESS, &c.-By middle-aged Eng
y Ish Protestant lady plan -eamstFess wairDg
an in valid lady. Cal on or address MIS- c. %iO East
Zothst
CEAMSTRESS. BY the day or week; un-
- derstands DR. ssmaklug; wages moderate S5S 81 ave-
thlrd n0or.
VNyANTED.-Ina first class laundry, families
w lisne style. lI-
Wet 26LI.st, Westcnester Laundry
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CINCINNATL CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

NJ
VIA BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON
Leave New York foot Liberty 81
a a m F1r Ws-hin gtOn. Cincinnati, Chicago, &C
IN ia " Fast Line, Through Coaches and sleeping
r r, 10 Cincinnati Chicago I. Ions &C.
so D. ~ DAN fr Nashu gtOn, Cincinnati hlcago &C
Tres sale ana baggage checked 81 OOt OF IDefLs
N r., c Il. II. OF y. J. n.,Du,,,,
:. HARRIS, ID bA IL ~.
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setturrs ano ,tleehngs


lawn Branch once. l.23s Broadway.
fettures ano ttleehugs
A MEETING OF the members OF the New
~ York Inst futon for the Blind will be held for
aud o. three inspectors cleo
tion Tor the ensuing year az the Institution.
WEDNESDAY, neZ2d day OF December,
at O'Clock, p. m.
A MEXICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGIN-
IA EER9.-Members are invited attend The funeral OF
the late HENRY T. MORTHINGHON, member a. y &. f..
AT MOnday December 20 al Train leaves
Grand central Depot az lOiO a. IN
JOHN BOGART. secretary.
A RCHIBALD FORBES.
N CHICkEKING HALL. WEDNESDAY Dec. -
Iis last ana greatest lecture,
"rIIE INNER LIFE OF VAR COR EESPONDENT."
Tickets reserved &C. sold to-day hall and sehuoetns
TVHE REV. GEORGE Ii. HEPW0RTH, ID. d.,
At the urgent request OF his fellow citizens,
Will dely address
THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CONDITION OF
IRELAND,
STEINMAS HALL,
MONDAY EVENING at y O'Clock.
Admission tree
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gnroueGn Advertisements.
lamar INDTEN.

,r-,ty,r.,I prescribed the Faculty. .axttve 70
tr.sng and Fruit Lozenge fof the lmmeialo re-
Of C0nst patton, hoalaohe Ollie honOrr
Ios &c lamar unlike pills and the usual purgatlves) Is
aaaas..,anie IN axe and never produces irritation.
J.. GRILLON, "a Rue tIamOutean PartA
sold By ALL CHEMISTS; Toe FER BON
L. FOUGEHA 4 CO.. ~ North WILLARD 81, New YORK
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EH1CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

/ PNsStNGEK TRAIN ;. ON ana after June l. 1os0 Will
Lave d.not foot COrtandt and DeDrossests AZ ~
~ m and $50 p Tor Easoi Bethlehen' RSSer,x
He.dIng Alzuch Chunk WllkeSDarIe. Tow shua N1Fely
iScs eneya Ions Buffalo and the Pullman 5 eeP
frg Coaches attached $3.50 p H. tram. - ,, far ALI
bs n, connect iSr AL
p,anTs Nahauoy and HazletOn coal regions
r b.. BYfNGION, Gcht.a a9Scise4 $500
General Eastern once corner Chui On a' 90
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CON ECTION Leave foot of Libcrty-st for Freehold
at SIS. I1:45 a. NJ; l. $50 p.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
RorNn BH60K RoUTE.

For TRENTON A D PHILA DEIPlIIA.
Leave from station G.. r. r. Of y - 1901 OF LID
sIty-s ~
For Philadelphia Ninth and GTeensts at .ii3, g. 10
ll.I5 m. 1850 A. 40 53J. Z, = l1:3O. u On sun
dav $40 IN e. ll.3l. il j..
Berks-st%. at 0:3J, IT'D ~; I3O 4;oJ
LSO D. m ON SUNDAY az ~ a M. 80 =, q, %
For Trenton aud Tucsersts 53u 7:45, y TO- IL 10
IN 1880 J. 45, 44h, 5:5O. u :. lI3O, II p H. sunday
S4j m 80. Z 1l:30 - D. m.
Retnrn rains leave Philadelphia New. York:
From stations PhiadeUuIa and Reading H. r.. corner MN
ard or ensts II 30 $50 9 20, II l.lJ, 2 $40
b4O 80, 49, u On Sunday at $50 H. odo C;SO
From Third and Berk s-sts. 445, $50. 9l5 lao
9..0 II:3l a. ". SUNDAY $40 a. 4:3O. ll:3O IN
Lr,n trenton Warren IuckeT-ss -l:25, 4:25 5:4O
C30 3 9Oj. . ll:21 M 2, A. IA, t:JO 1:@5 $40
m SuDdav-l: %. 4:25 500 Z. IN. $40 1:2I T. IN
Connection made Jersey CITY station TO and from
BrooEIyn anu Ere DeeOt JERSEY Cttv. - - 49,, 49,,
IIckets for sale foot OF Liberty ST. Nos 23 26l 4o
"a 9J7 323 Broadway and at the principal hoeis NOS
an Courf.s and Annex Office weFs W mart BROOKLYN
Y TransierC OmDany. DOdds Express will call for ana
from hotel residence 10 destination Appl
canon can at 94i an !3%3 Broalwdy ~ 6thlve
49, Vow and Cour; St; Brooklyn. II these offices
eo0nect on will The Bell Telephone Law telegraph
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Iress alakins.

FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAkER can accom-
n mediate few hrstclass families by day wOulc
work at home. Address DESIGNER, Tribune Up
town Branch Once. LBS BI0adNay
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u,O PHILADELPHl1A,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
uur oTD.EsTA BLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
OLD-1@SA BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
r,.,vs EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
10 re nE55hTs N PHILADELPHIA. IN NETWORK.
,orntr TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
WITT AND IIIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE sAFErYe\
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER rs, JsSo,
express Trains leave New YORK va DoSorofs Ah. Nor~
80 $50 5. $50 30 Linn mA S1o a. 4, aaS
o. b, T. $3.50, and 10 and II nlgs-. ''V' "-1
$50 m 5, o. z. $50 10 p. and II ny ..
Express leave New-YOrk daily ~. anS ~
$50 4 n. and D H. running through VIA Irv9'"n Hu IAN
taats of Brooklyn connect win all through
ira us Jersey City anording speedy aud dfec' transfer
for brooklyn trsyet ~, . MI, ,oo, aas AK
Ts6 = $50 andll M Limited express i3Op NJ 1924
a 64O and 1881 p ID IN ouhlAy IZiOt ~ ansdsn q
"A NJ At and 1s3O p ID. Lave fhlsdeiphla VIA ~aN0"
no, SO p IN daily eaCepS SUNDAY. uorsa and
and Brooklyn
Annex station foot Of fuitonSG, BrOOkyn Nos un
and ll8 Hudson-sI, hoDOken station, Jersey O'v Eur
Grant ONCE, LAtery place 90, and .heck
eThs New York transfer Company Will CHI 'o ""N S"~
b.1gage from hotels AID resdentA ID E.RnpR
PRANK THOMSON os.a ps..eaxer All
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nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
r. gtuek and Hoasa!Onic )2ds-Steamers leave Cath
s,iue sp Pier 49, T. r. daily al $50 am. ami 2:3O pm
Ear. j.et Than other rUuie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-20

HEALLACK'S.
? Proprietoraud Manager. MI LESTER WALLACR
~ SATURDAY MATINEE AT I:So
until further notice
OF The GREAT SENSATION
Of the late
LONDON SEASON.
Herman Menvae and F. c. GrOye's
Play, entitled
FORGET ME MOI.
NEW SCENERY by MR.. JOS. CLARE
STAGE MECHANISM AN APPOINIMENTS By
MESSRs. DORRIN GrOS & ~IEDLE.
TIE MUSIC ARRANGED BY
MR.. HERMAN BRDDIE
THE CHoRUsES NDER rhE DIRECTION OF
Mk. u. BAkR)N
Characters follows:
HORACE WELBG II Il. cSMtND TEARLE
PRINCE MALLEOTrI........-.Mi r. HARRY EDWARDS
BAARArO IA Corslcanl- o., MT q ftALD E1h9
sfEPHANiE Marqaise De Mohriv.Tt
(her first appearance in t,iree mo lths)
Miss ROSE COGHLAy
Nps FOLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NINE. PONist
aiIcE u RNFY .-...........MGsS STELLA BoNIFACa
ROSE vICoNTEsE DE BRIssAC Qher sisierl, -.
THE SCENE one o. the most elaborate produced
'NS '"s' PALAzZo IN ROME.
temporarily occupied English insy The events via
comprise; ,cr,
THE UNBIDDEN Gu EST
ACT H.
ARTICLE lI8.
ACT III.
THE FACE IN THE GARDEN.
Mt Wailck grauhed 10 announce tbs Ia consequences
OF numero,s applications he siI pre,ent sn
EXTRA MATINEE
THE GUV'NOR.
on WEDNESDAY. December %. az $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-20

YOU'VE MEN
NEW EVENING CLASSES a.
WIN be formed the lsj Of January
GERMAN FRENCH AND PHOTOGRAPHY,
Al the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
23d.sL. corner ~ 4tllsVe
OLD CLAssEs-Connnued 10 whicE tho. IS I'll a~sAslsD
BOOKKEEPING taught individually.
WRITING (tAught md vidualJh
PuONOG RAPtlI.
GERMAN.
FEENCH
SPANISH.
VOCAL Music.
GYaNAsTIoe.
ENTERTAINMENTS every month.
POPC LAR LECi RES six more IN present colrsel
KkADINGROCM t4OO Journalsl.
LIBRARY IL 800 Y0um ~.
LITERARY SOCIETY weekly,
MEDICAL TALKS thyel
BOWLING ALLEY,
BATHS.
TICKETS PROCURED NOW GOOD I'LL JANUARY l. 1854
admitted
Enlertalnments ann Popular Lectures.
Of good char actet become member
The recommendation OF responsible and the pay
ment OF
full annual ticket costing holder all
privileges named above A charge II - 90 additional ID
made FOR dressing box II gym nasinnl IL usesi.
under 10 not admitted To gymnasium EVENlN0%
They procure for s2 30 tickets to Gymnasium only da7
aonlsslon-
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NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

ALL RAIL lin Z for Perth AmbOy, south AmD0y Red
Bank. Long Branch ocean Grove Asny PARK roiat Pleas
II. Toms BarncgaJ. ATLANTIC CITY, &C
Leave NeNYork, foot Lberyst., at D. el5. ll;so N
130 800 4. $3.50 p. m.
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SUMMONS Odnten-f ldlcs
, sSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or CORRE-

~ sPONDENT.-An energetic, 1--we younc man, -
years age well encated. correct address socs eDoy
correspondent tcl
rap be gven 81 satisfactory char icter Please cal fs
ID n LARNER. P1.- Oalc. East New YORK y !.
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ID Saesnar.An scdve TEMPERATE experienced business
nan N reference the best character soLcS an u se
mem a. Dookkeeper collector. correspondent or sh
N ACCEPT moderate salary enable him U prove ms value
liease address HARD ORkER. Uptown tribune OuIce
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(,OACITMAN, uIc.-A situation wanted by a
- first lass cOachnan Is le and groom and hrstcasi
rider across country thor ughly understands the care OF
hunters race ana carriage horses city country. Apply
-. 49, I 4
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NOACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a first
X cass use II best Of references Can az III
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-20

COACHMAN.--By neat, sober, steady young
cOored man l. years 81 aga IL wiling u make himself
useful to hts employers Address ELMAR HAIR Port lHcn
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10
description Of Hays County, etc

We have struck off several hundred
copies Of our revised and enlarged ed
ition of the above, in the form of an
extra of the FREE PRESS, and are now
able to supply all reasonable demands
for copies. 1t gives full and truthful
account Of the county with reference
to History, Area, Location, etc, Popu.
ation; Climate and Health; Price of
Lands and Improvements; Politics;
Natural Wonders; Different Sections
Of the County; Adjoining Counties;
Terms of Renting Land; Exempt
Property, etc., Together with much
interesting supplementary matter.
Prices as follows: Single copies
five cents each; six copies for %
cents; fourteen copies for so cents; forty
copies for 81. Copies will be sent
postpaid to any address at the above
rates.
We need not suggest the convenience
aud saving OF time and labor in send
ing such paper in answer to inquiries
concerning the county. rather than at
tempt to answer by letter. If
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L.INIM { N 7 S

not only relieve pain, but they ihcite
healthy action, subdue inflammation.
and euro, whether tho symptoms proceed
from wounds Of tho Gcsh, or Neuralgia OF
the Ncrvos; from contracted Cords or
scaldod hand, from u sprainea ankle
or a gashed foot; whether from disgusting
PIMPLES on @ LACY'S FACE
or strained joint on Horse leg.
Tho cgony produced by Gurn or seald +;
no-t:iicat:cI, from Frost bites; Swell
ings from Strains; the to-&uros Of Nheu-
r..ti--:l; C-ipplod fcr Life, by some
neglected accident. valuable hcrco Of
Doctors Bill NAY all be saved from
Oao Bottle CT Cen:aur LiniuicIt.
No uousck ecper, Farmer, Planter Teamstcr'
or Liycryman, cen afford TO be without
these wonderful Lini1noi,ts. They can
DO procured in any part OF tho globo for
so cts. and Sl.OO bottle. Trial bottles
25 cts. --.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

esty, In my Judgment, isthe best policy
in Husnce and politics, as well az ~
morals generally. and " POLITICIANS
would take half ns much trouble to
instruct aud enliehten the masses AZ
they do TO take advantage OF their sup
posed rrsjudics.. it would be far better
Mr., English is,a Grst cousin Of Mrs
Noryip Green, the wife Of the Presi'
dent Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company i
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

An active brain, sparkling with "A cheerful min',
a bright eye, robust body, pure, rich blood aud
a vigor Gus bounding circulation, add many charms
TO female society-yet, ah! hcw few ladies can
boast OF all these signs of heal,h While they re.
they viii be compelled TO be mere feeble, delicate
dr,nes upon society. But awake from the dark
and dismal night OF gloom that mantles yolr
brow, you can be restored to health and happiness
by the use Of English Female bitters.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

years 10 which Mr.. English was a
Rsprsssrsaiiss. In one Of bis speech
o. no pid; 'Iaanis native o. nee
State, and have no love for the inst
tu,ips OF slavery. Aside from the
moral question isvolvcd. ] regard i as
a. iajury 70 the State where i exists
ssd, Il il wsrs proposed to introduce
Il shsrs I.rssida. would resist II to
the last extremity On another 90.
casion DO said: we DO not like this
institution OF slavery, either IN it,
moral, social, or political bearings, bpt
consider that Il Is matter which like
ali other domestic aaairs, each COM
pusi:y ought to DO allowed to decide
for iiaelf. ~ ~ ti.s- Il
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

rnsllsh Female Biiters are intended for young
girls as well as married ladies, who have by some
exposure. become irregular, pale and feeble, with
headache. lcucorrhcea. pain in the side and back,
falling Of the womb, or female weaknesses. Or
excuses. It's use strengthens and tones the
stomach, invgorates the nerves, imparis iron to
the blood, corrects all irregular uterine action
and removes all unnatu raI distractions.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10
A Hous L hold Need.

A book on the Liver, its diseases
and their treatment sent free. lnclud-
ing teatiscs upon Liver Complaints,
Torpid Liver, Jaundicc, Billiousness,
Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, etc. Address DR.. SANFORD,
1862 Broadway, New York City, N. Y.
June 26 4w
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

PHYSICIANS freely prescribe the
new Food Medicine, Malt Bitters,'
because more nourishing, strengthen
ing, and purifying than all other forms
Of ualt or medicine, while free IRON
the objections urged against malt
liquors. Jule - Nv
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

Arc you distressed with an overloaded stom
ach, Are you troubled with headache, dizzinesS
or constipation, Docs your head swim' One dose
Of Bsiley's Saline AperIent will give you relief.
II Is deligbtftl,o take, acts pleasantly and when
once used, you will never be without It.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

Falsehood is never so successful as
when sho bats her hook with.truth.
No opinions SO fatally mislead us rs
those that arc not wholly wrong; as no
SO cffectually deceived the
wcaror as those that are sometimes
right. .......,... .....-ii
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

Last ye,r there we're shipped from
Denison 1000 boxes tomatoes, ll,75O
boxes of peaches. $50 boxes of grapes,
5000 quarts Of strawberries, 1000
quarts OF blsckberries.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

According TO Dom Piatt, Adam and
Evo made. the longest bridal tour
on record. They never got home
again. 20.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

The beautiful crimson blush OF nature, Will ont
paint. can he Impaired to tho pale cheeks Of a
slckIy aud feeble woman, by the use Of that great
female tonic English FEMALE Bltters.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

Poaming aud Sparkling, Bailey's Saline Ap.
srlsatis the cheapest and mos, delightful purga'
,Iv. 10 use. For dyspepsia and hsbitual eonstl-
patton, Il delights ever ybody.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10
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