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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-02-10

Right Worthy Grand Lodge.

IN ANNUAL SESSION. -
FIRST DAY-MoNDXY, FEBRUARY :.
At s p. NJ. the Most Worthy Grand
Lodge of the State of Texas met At Odd
Fellows Hall. d. Y. Ports, Most Worthy
Grand Master, IN the chair.
There being constitutional quorum of
officers and representatives present, the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge was opened
In due form. Ss
The following Grand officers were pres
ent: d Y Ports, of San Antonio, VI w
G NJ; Jesse z Loving, Sherman, X W ID
G. NJ; Z X Gibson, of Waxahachie, X W
G W; L F DeLesdernier, Of Houston, r
W G Sec; Thos N Joseph, OF Galveston,
W q Treas; Chas III DeffenOaugb, OF
Austin, X W q Messenger; W j Austin.
X W G. Orator; NJ ID Herring, OF Waco.
X W G. Representative; | c Stafford, X
W ; Representative.
The printed proceedings of last session.
rs printed, were adopted
The Committee on Credentials report
ed. and the past official degrees and, Grand
Lodge degree were conferred on eighteen
Past Grands. @ A'''
several committees submitted reports.
The Grand Master made the following
appointments:
+ q Rucker, Grand Marshal; Il J Glib
SON, Conductor: Julius Henry, Grand
lain. s5t
The following officers were Installed for
the year 1881. Jesse L Loving, VI W,
Grand Mister; 4 r Gibson, X w
Grand ter, \ NJ Deekman, X W
Grand " arden; T l. Wren, r W Grand
Secretary; Thomas NJ Joseph, X W Grand
Treasurer; Charles II Deffenbaugh, r W
Grand Messenger.
A candidate will be put through the
three new degrees tomorrow morning at
. o'clock and Thursday at o'clock p. NJ.
to eNemplifS the new work.
The Grand Lodge adjourned to meet
tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, FEBRUARY S.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge met
pursuant 10 adjournment, Jesse L. Low
ing, Grand Master, in the chair.
The new work was eXcmpliied by
Right Worthy Grand Representatives VI.
ID. Herring and L. c. Stafford. The new
work will be eXemplitled again Thursday
afternoon at p NJ, and all the past
grands should be present.
On motion the Grand Lodge adjourned
To meet Mt p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Grand Lodge convened at p. NJ,
Jesse L. Loving, Grand Master in the
chair.
Past Grand Master Andrews presented
a Past Grand Masters jewel in behalf of
the Grand Lodge In beautiful speech, TO
ID. Y. Ports, the retiring Past Grand
Master
The Grand Lodge then formed in pro-
cession, and after the speaking returned
10 the Lodge room.
Resolutions voting thanks 10 the mayor,
citizens of Austin, A. p. Woodbridge, s.
II. Russell, Jesse Loving, G.. NJ, Mr.. Col
den. Manning Rifles, and band and
Travis Rifles were adopted.
The Grand Lodge Degree was conferred
on five Past Grands.
Several committees submitted reports.
a resolution appointing a committee of
five as arbitrators to straighten up the ac-
counts of the Lodges with the Grand
Lodge. was made Il special order for
Thursday afternoon, just after the eXem-
pliflcation of the secret work, which takes
place at PM.
The Grand Lodge adjourned until to-
morrow afternoon ut O'Clock.
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And now the farmers of this great state
are getting themselves into trouble. At
a convention AT Fort Worth the other
day, n resolution was passed inviting the
stockmen, lawyers, doctors and all pres
ent, except the stem-winders, TO take part
in the proceedings. The stem-winders
will now raise howl and go for the un-
sophisticated farmers without gloves.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-02-10

There Is now on exhibition ut the Capt.
tol two fish, German carp, that are very
tine The large one is of the spawn Of
1870, and Is twenty-five inches long. The
other was spawned last year aud is four
inches long. Thousands Of these fish
have been placed In our rivers and
streams, and il is imperative that they be
protected. To accomplish this, rigid law
forbldding SEEMING should he passed i'm
mediately.
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Moses Bros, the old reliable .elo.hing|
merchants, have the finest stock OF cloth
Ing aud gents furnishing goods In the|
city, including best diagonal and black
cloth suits, oyercoats, and cashmere snits,
all of which will be sold at reduced
prices. Legislators are respectfully Ia
vited 10 call and examine our stock before
buying, assuring you that IL viii be- mol
trouble to show goods. MOsEB BROS.
itI1 I'm
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OCTOBER tue 81, les,

Notice thear Will be aucian sail on
@eorker hill mild south east on Shawnee
thear will be l fat cow l fat stear Is
months old and pear of are hedstaids
and fine lounge and fire burow and /
safe and 2 sets of fins chairs and line
extension table and l fine squar table
table and fine roekings chears and line
eoehings stoves the name off them is arr
adne and seminal aud crab and 81 half
gallens jups of blacks berries and 80
quarts cans of temotes anu IL quarts cans
of peches and galleus crack plunns pre-
serve and gallen crack of spices pairs
and all other hous hold utencels. Mr..
Joseph place mile south east of shaw
nee ohio ON corkrlns hill the sail will COM
sence At Q ID IN turams cash sail.
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SECOND pAY-ruEsDAY, FEBRUARY 5


SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY,F FEBRUARY s.
The X. W. Grand Eucampment met
pursuant TO adjournment, Grand Patri-
arch L. L. Wren. In the chair.
The minutes of last meeting were
adopted.
Several committee reports were pre-
scented.
The R; W. Grand Representatives will
eNemplify the work tomorrow at =
O'Clock, and II is important that all Past
Grands should be present.
a resolution was adopted appointing a
committee of three to revise the Grand
Eucamptment Constitution so as to har-
monte with the late legislation of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge.
The Grand Eneampment will hold its
annual session of 1882 at the same place
selected by the Grand Lodge.
The Grand Encampment adjourned to
meet at the call of the NJ. w. Grand
Patriarch.
The order of procession was formed as
per published programme in Sundays
STATESMAN, and was very imposing.
There were several hundred Odd Fellows,
the military companies, three bands of
fine music and the city police under COM
mand of City Marshal Thompson in
line, and as the vast procession,
with martial music, wound itself along
il was the observed of hundreds who
had gathered on the sidewalks to witness
the grand display. 1t was a scene not
often witnessed, and eelipsed anything of
the kind In the annals of the order In
this State At Turner Hall his honor
Mayor Croker, in an appropriate add
dress, extended the hospitahtfes of the
city TO the visitors present. He was fol-
lowed by Mr.. A. p, Woodbridge in an elo-
quent address of welcome. Grand Mas
ter Jesse P. Lovingresponded as follows;-
Mr.. Mayor and Councllmen Of the City OF Aus
stip, Ladies' and Gentlemen:
on behalf of the representatives of the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Texas, /
desire to say few words responsive to
the beautiful and complimentary senti-
ments expressed by his honor the may
or, in his address Of welcome, extend
Ing to the members of our Grand Lodge;
the freedom and hospitality of your good
city. Language is inadequate to express
TO you the heartfelt qualification that is
enkindled in the breast of every Oddfel-
low present; 10 witness this Kind and
courteous demonstration on the part of
your citizens. We visit your city us hum
bic Texans. hailing from every city and
hamlet Within the borders OF our great
State. from the valleys OF Red river to the
Gulf: from the pineries of the east to the
Rio Grande. We come representing
every occupation and profession, every
nationality, every snaoe Of pontical opin-
but share with you desire in common
for the advancement and prosperity OF
our lovely Lone Star empire, end to-
gether work in harmony for the future
deyelopement of her varied and almost
boundless resources.
And being thus united, In purpose and
in destiny, we are mutually prepared to
exchange compliments and words Of
cheer. a.r I
We, then, as Odd Fellows, would con-
graduate you upon the beauty, growth
and prosperity Of your city; which, for
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-02-10

OF the inpumerable gifts that science
has bestowed upon man, there are none
more promotive of his happiness than the
or 10 couDteract its Impairment. TO re-
lieye an organ that is a source OF such In
finite pleasure, IL surely 10 be desired by
all those who are suffering from defective
vision. Thousands in this State are suffer
ing from injured and diseased eyes caused
by the careless adjustment OF glasses. Its
The most distinguished oculists bay that
over 80 per cent. of those who use specta-
cles have eyes ruined by being 1mper-
fectly fitted. Mr.. A. X. Hawkes. has made
this branch Of science life study, and
his superior glasses have a Worldwide
reputation. His Office Ia at Gle Congress
Avenue. feb-8-10t.
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Martin will give you no excuse not I
buy II you only make him an offer.
THIRTY YEARS ExPERIENcEo OLA

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup - IA
prescription OF one of the best Famil
Physicians and MUSES. In the Unite
States, and has been used for thirty year
with never falling safety and success b
millions of mothers and children, froI
the feeble infant of one week old 70 th
adult. II corrects acidity of the stomach
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowel
and gives rest, health and comfort /
mother and child. We believe II the Be
and Surest Remedy in the world, In a
cases of Dysentery and Diarrhma In Chi
any other cause. Full directions for usia
will accompany each bottle. None gen
ulne unless the fac-simile of-Curtls a. PEI
kins Is on the outside wrapper. Sold b
all Medicine Dealers. % cents bottle.
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Right Worthy Grand Encampment,
FIRST pAY-MoNDAY. FEBRUARY

FIRST DAY-MONDAY. FEBRUARY q.
The Right Worthy Grand Encampment
of Texas met at 10 A. NJ. in annual session,
the following grand officers being pres
emit:
Frank j. Smith, of Houston, NJ. W. G..
p. L. L. Wren, of Austin, NJ. h. II. 7. (;
+. r. Starr, of Fort Worth. K. W. Ct. s.
W.; L. f. DeLesdernier, of Houston, G..
Sentinel; j. j. See, Il. W. G. j. W.; ]. A.
Haynie ard +. Carleton, r W. Grand
Representatives Chas. Fl. Deffenbaugh,
W. &. Marshal; L. A. Albertson, W. G.
Sentinel; 7. b. Little, W. ID. G.. Sentinel.
\ constitutional quorum being present,
the Grand Encampment was opened in
due form.
The committee Oh credentials reported,
and thirteen Past Chief Patriarchs and
Past High Priests, took the grand encamp-
ment degree.
Past Chief Patriarchs present: J. A.
Haynie, of Waco, Texas; A. J. Tally, of
Montague, Texas, J. T. Walton, Waco,
Texas; A. NJ. Dechman, of WaXahachie,
Texas, and F. j. Smith, of Houston,
Texas.
The grand officers reports read and re-
ferred to the appropriate committees.
A resolution rendering fraternalgreet-
ing to p. c. Patriarch, j. Y. Dashield, of
San Antonio, who is home. sick, was
adopted.
The following officers were installed
for the year 1881:
TIL. Wren, NJ. w. Grand Patriarch;
FIR. Starr, NJ. W. Grand High Priest;
j. ]. See, Grand Junior Warden; L. F.
DeLesdernier. Grand Scribe: T. S. RAM
sey, Grand Senior Warden, Charles H.
Deffenbaugh, Grand Inside Sentinel; J..
w. Kincade, Outside Sentinel.
The following officers were elected for
the year 1882:
f. r. starr. Grand Patriarch; j. j. See,
Grand High Priest; l.. Fl. DeLesdernier,
Grand Scribe; L. NJ. Joseph, Grand
Treasurer; j. 5. Ramsey, Grand Senior
Warden;J j. W. Kerr, Grand Junior War
LODGE. A. Haynie and Fred. Carleton.
The Chief Patriarch announced the
following committees:
Committee on Returns: A. j. Talley,
l.. W. Albertson and Walter Plumbet.
State of Order: j. w. Wells, Scion,
Tollon, T. A. Reisner, T. A. Carter, b. F.
Christian.
Committee on Finance: j. s. Ramsey,
T. B. Littell, Il enry Wagenfuhn.
Committee on Judiciary: W. J. Aus
tin, II. L. Bentley, NJ. d. Herring, K.
steiner, John Neyins. ~ "a
Committee on Printing: Z. j. Rucker,
j. II. Diuklns and L. F. DeLesdernier.
Committee on Petitions Julius Henry,
G.. Blades and Charles Book.
Committee on Constitution and BY
Laws John H.JOhnson, George Herzog,
Wick Reinhardt, o. II James, William
Thomas.
Committee on Grievances and Appeals:
F. Carleton, W. V. Collins and J. II.
Stewart
Committee on Grand Officers Reports:
s. b. Strong and J. G. 0xenford.
On motion, the Grand Encampment ad-
journed TO meet at the call of the Grand
Patriarch .r-
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MAsoUERADERs, ATTENTION. OWN
to continued Ill health, am obliged 1
sell my entire stock of millinery good
hair goods, ETC., at cost and below cosi
Also masquerade costumes will be hire
at very low prices. Faces, trimmings, etc
below cost. Parties taking the entir
stock, show cases and store fixtures,
will take 25per cent. below cost.
MRS. II. HUBERIcH,
jail On 9l6 Congress Avenue.
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cines now SO common. We have used
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happiest
results for Rheumatism and Dyspepsia.
and when worn out by overwork, and
know It to be sterling health restora-
tive.-ISmss. See advertisement.
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DIR. 1. s. johnson q Co., of Bangor, Me.
will send by mail, postage paid, qliartei
Of a pound sample pack of Sheridan
horse and cattle powders on receipt Of "a
cents. These powders are worth theii
weight In gold TO make hens lay, and wifi
prevent all manner of diseases common q,
hens, hogs and horses, including hog ohol
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DR.. |. s. johnson AZ Co.. OF Bangor,
Maine, proprictors Of syoAnsoa'e 4R0dgns
LiRimeht, will send free 10 all who will
write for IL, reliable information how to
prevent dlptherla, the most TO be dreaded
of all dreadful diseases. Write your
name, postofliee address. county and
State plainly,
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An English Veterinary Surgeon, BOW ia
this country, says that Sheriddn's .CaBatrg
Condition POWders are superior 10 any he
knows of in England, as they are abso-
package fraud and warns people not to
buy them. SEA-. ; sfI.l
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Observation-Disclosures Guide, 26o pages. cloth
and gilt binding, 30 cents; same in paper
covers, 25 cts. Manhood. 10 cents; Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 8 cents-securely
sealed, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
6I7 ST Charles Street, st. Louis. Mo-
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Charles Gatlih, mentioned Ia the dis
triet court proceedings is the same fellow
arrested by Mr.. Slaughter two or three
weeks ago. In addition to the charges ef
murder against him there is one for rob
bing the mails. He is the same man who
assisted In going through the Lockhmt
stage at the time Judge James II, Burts
was robbed.
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on. WHAT A conan

VIII you heed the warnlngY The sig
nal perhaps of the sure approach OF that
more terrible disease cOEsumptfonf Ask
yourselves If you can afford, for the sake
of saving 80 cts, 10 run the risk and do
nothing for IL. We know from expert.
ence that Shiloh's Cure, Will cure your
cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than a million bottels were
sold the past year. IL relieves Group, and
wbooplng cough at once. Mothers do
not be without IL. For lame bhek, side,
or chest, use Shi!oh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Oscar Samostz, druggist, Congress
Avenue and Pecan street, Austlnj Texas.
fe5deodkw1y ~.
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JohnsOn's Anodyne Linlment IN one OF
the few really valuable patent medicines
which we always take pleasure III calling
attention TO. II is both for internal and
external use, and Is worth more TO family
than whole medicine chest.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-02-10

When lips receive a rosy flush,
And teeth become dazzling white,
Beneath tho efforts Of the brush,
When SOZODONT IL used Alright
The mouth becomes sweet, pure and
warm,
And the fresh breath an odorous charm.
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To fool with Uncle Sans mails is to get

To fool with Uncle Sans mails is to get
into no end of trouble. John Fisher,
colored, has found 1t out and is in trouble,
aud to aggregate it is safely inside of the
county jail. John lived down about Gid
dings, and was boarding at the house of
a colored family living in that neighbor-
hood. The head of the family left home,
and visited this city, and while here sent
his wife small sum Of money, placing it
within a registered letter. 1t reached its
destination safely, and by some means fell
into the hands of Fisher, who, il is alleged,
broke it open aud pocketed the money.
Complaint was made against him in this
city, and the matter placed in the hands
of Deputy Sheriff johnson, who succeed
ed in arresting the festive Fisher and
lodging him in Jail.
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The Star Clothing House, corner OF
Congress Avenue and Pecan street, pro-
poses to discount any assignee sale 10 per
cent. Gail and convince yourself.
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FEES OF pocroRs.-The Zee Of doctors
torested in just at present. We heI,eve
the schedule for visits Is %, which
would tax n man confined to hts
bed for year, and in need OF daily
VISIT, over $1,000 year for medical attend
ance alonel And one single bottle of
HOB Bitfers taken in time would save the
slo0o and all the years sickness.-Ea.
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ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs are intended
or you ng girls as well as married ladies,
who have by some exposure, become ir-
regular, pale and feeble, with headache.
le1corrhoea, pain in the side and back,
qlling of the womb, or female weak
l. .ses, or excuses. Its use strengthens
and tones the stomach, invigorates the
nerves, imparts iron to the blood, cor
reefs all uterine action, and removes all
n natural ohsfructiOue.-
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WILL YOU BELIEvEIr,

WOMAN's BEST FRIRED.-To relieve
the aching heart OF woman, and bring joy
where sorrow reigned supreme, is II mis-
sion before which the smiles of kings
dwihdle into utter insignificance. This
is the peculiar province OF Bradfeld's Fee
mele Regulator, which, from its number
less cures, is appropriately styled "Wo-
complaint known as "wbites," and yari-
Gus Irregularities OF the womb, TO which
woman is subject, disapper like magic be-
fore a single bottle Of this wonderful COM
pound. Physicians prescribe It.
Prepared by DR.. j, Bradheld, Atlanta,
Ga, and sold at $50 per bottle by all
Druggists. 80 n. = ~
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The beautiful crimson blush of nature,
without paint, can be impaired to the
pale cheeks of q. sickly and feeble wo-
man, by the use of that great female tonic
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS.
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AUSTIN February 5. 1881.

To Hon. A. S. Walker, Judge of the Dis
trict Court of Travis county:
The grand jury empaneled for the pres
ent term of your honorable court, are
now by leave of the court aboutto adjourn
sine die, and respectfully submit for the
information of the court, and of whom it
may concern, their report, briefly of some
matters coming under their observation
while in session. In regard to the pres
ent status of this county, as to crime and
its attendant consequences, we are i'm
pressed to believe that it is better now
than it has heretofore been for some con-
siderable time past, especially as to crimes
of greater gravity. This improve
ment we attribute largely to the thorough
and fearless manner inwhich our petit
juries have recently discharged their
duties. Misdemeanors of that class
wherein the victim and the
victor collude together 10 defeat the law,
are no doubt committed in our midst
with greater frequency than can be
proven, and we find even the grand jury
impOtent to unearth the dark mysteries Of
the gaming room ana bring the yiolatOr
of the law before the bar of justice.
Much complaint has been made OF the
condition of our public roads generally,
although no road oyerseerS have been
complained of on account of failure to
discharge their duties. 1t would seem
That the means are inadequate 10 make
good roads in bad weather. We find that
there is strip of territory on the line of
Williamson and Travis counties, where
process from either county in the hands
of the officer is eyaded because of dispute
as to the locality of the county line. 1t
seems necessary that the line should
be defined according TO law
We visited the county Jail
ana are pleased to say that it is in good
condition, so far as cleanliness and prop
er care for the prisoners are concerned,
but the roof OF the Jail is in Il leaky con-
dition, and should be repaired at once;
some small repairs on the inside seems to
be necessary to make all the cells safe.
In view of the frequency of jail delIye-
ries throughout the State. we think 1t
proper to recommend that our county
commissioners provide for guard to as
sist the regular jailer at the county Jail.
We take occasion to return our thanks
to the county attorney, bailffs and sher-
if for efficient services and :prOmptness
in the discharge of their duties. and as
sistance rendered during our delibera-
tions.
Respectfully, Grand Jury of Travis
county. DENNIS CORwIN, Foreman.
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Several months ago cracksmen entered
the Headquarters saloon, down In the
first ward, and carried of a small safe
containing u considerable amount of
money. The robbery was involved in
mystery, and for time suspicion rested
on no one. a short time after the bur
glary, the safe was found In the river
broken open and badly used up. The
grand jury at its last session found true
bill against Tom TinnIn and Jake Smith,
both colored, charging them with the
robbery, and both are now under arrest.
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The school master should visit Shaw
nee, Perry county, Ono. The following
rieh specimen of an advertisement was
taken from the court house door of Shaw
nee county, Ohio, and speaks for itself
Prepare to laugh. ga....4sf
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A safe and sure means of restoring the
youthful color of the hair Is furnished by
Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deserved
ly popular from Its superior Cleanliness.
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GRAY HAIRS ARE HONORABLE buI
their premature appearance Is annoying
Parker's Hair Balsam Is popular 70,
cleanliness and promptly restoring thu
youthful color F'f
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samostz condition powders is the bed
for bringing horses in general good con!
dition; use no other. For sale only at a
GnmnsIZ
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We have a speedy and positive cur
for catarrh. diphtheria, canker mouth an
head ache, in Shiloh's Catarrh Remed,
a nasal injector free with each bottll
Use II IL you desire health and swe}
breath. Price 80 cts, Sold by Osca
Samostz. druggist, Congress Avenue an
a sO...- -.feet. Austin, Texas.
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