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Ernnd EaIl VIA be given AZ .sac0bs'
Hall, J street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September Is, 1881, for
the benefit Of the Sons of Temperance Music by
Clayton Il Schweitzer. Tickets, 25 cents DANCING.
at $50 Ladies will serve Ice Cream. sl23t
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LADIES, you would be surprised to see the
hne shoes they are keeping now at the 4ed
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SEE those new plaid dress goods at the Red
House. They are the newest styles and the
best value.
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NEW GOODS in every department. at the
Red House.
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NOTICE TO CRs DiTORS.

I'm THE NATTER OF TaE ESTATE OF ]. NJ.
Il BJRToN, deceased. Notice is hereby given To
the creditors OF, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit thern with the
necessary vouchers within four months sitter the
first publication Of his noiice to the undersigned
at his place OF business, at No. 1881 street S4cra
mento city, county OF Sacramento, State OF Cali.
forIa GEORGE +. BRONNER,
Administrator estate OF ] ii. Burton, dccessed
Sacramentp, August 16 1881
CHRSsY Il BRussR, Attorneys fer Ainii ;stfator
aui6.lsw3wru
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GENERAL E04IOES.
IaGies al delicate CONSTITUTION cnnnn

use the coarse catharties withoutdanger BRISToLS
SUGAR-COATED PILLS, uniting the properties Of
n gentle laxative and . stonache, appear To be
especially adapted to the wants Of tie sex stS-it
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The best Heals in the city at Peterson's,
els and 620 J street. jy7-tf
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F1r. Ia s1aa's Scpssts PIiss.-The hfsa
remedy in the world for General Debility. Nervous
and Physical prostTafion, Loss Of Sexual Vigor,
Seminal Emissions, and the many al ments caused
by Excess, Self abuse, Dissipation, etc. All sui
ferers, young and old, will find in these FILLS
remedy that speedily restores wasted WEALTHY and re.
kindles the fame of Hope, Health ard Ambition.
TIE GLORY or MAN is HIS STRENGTH DE-. LA
MARS PILLS are voriiable " Fountain OF Youth"
Price, g 50 per bottle. Sentby Express, receipt
of price (or c. O. d., to any address, a. Nc
BOYLE * CO., Druggists, z. Q. Box 1852 San
Franchise. m25-6m
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

FgROPoSALs WILL BIZ FECEIyED AT THE
4 Office of the Chef Engineer OF u Q Central
Pacific Railroad Company, uEtil SEPTEMBER 18th,
for the following work /:
FILLING Tt:ESTLE WORK, near Ssn Joaquin
River, one hundred and iiteeu Thousand cubic yards
(mole less) of Eulblnkuent.
RAISING AND WIDENING EMBANllgENT, at
Bear River, lear Wh.tt!and sixty THOUSAND cubic
yards (Inore or lsss)
For further information inquire at osjce Of CHIEF
Engineer, san francisco; or relative to Bear Hiver
Work, at Office CT Resident Engineer, he'd Bluff.
Right reserved TO reject any or sill bids sI06t
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NEW millinery goods a. the Red House.
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Extra Sugar-Cured Hams !!

YSSHESE HAMS ARE CURED EXPRESSLY FOR
IL us East, and imported direct in Sweet Pickle,
ard by our own process carefully prepare, smoke
and brand them. They the most popular brand
of HAMS in this market, than twice the
number being sold than of any other brand. They
are cured with White Granulated Sugar, and are
Fresh, Juicy and Delicious in flavor /; they are
uncovered and the closest cut HAMS in the
market and are therefore the most convenient and
economical for the consumer. Il is acknowledged
by all they are the CHOICEST HANS ever offered
in this market, and no Grocer can afford TO be
without them.
s1S None genuine unless branded on the skin
with the Trade Mark, OUR TASTE"
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CHANGE OF LooATIoN-The Pacific Lie
Insurance Company gives. notice that on and
after the 9Th of October its principal place of
business will be San Francisco.
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For Fine Cakes, afe Cream, etc., fhe
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go TO HENRY
FISHER, No. sos St., bet Fifth and Sixth jy25-lm
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EuY your boys clothes az the Red House.
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REc5vEBED.-On September ID f. F. Tay-
lor's twelve-year-old son came down to the
railroad wharf, where he met and talked with
his father. On arriving at home at night Mr..
Taylor found that the boy had not returned
to the house. The family becamed alarmed
and search was instituted. The boy was
heard as being seen in a duck boat on the
river, with man who appeared to be a
hunter. After long search the father found
his son on the 81 at Emmatou, far down the
river. The boy says man decoyed him into
boat aud took him there, threatening him
with violence if he gave an alarm. While
the man was absent trying to sell the boat
the father arrived and recovered his SON.
Who the man is is not known.
To.NIGHTs CoscgRT.-At the free concert
in the Plaza by the First Artillery band to-
night, this programme will be observed /:
March, Thirteenth Regiment" medley over.
ture 'Comique; p waltz, edith; - uaickstep,
:" Larry Dab - schott;sche, Pretty Katie
Ryan," quickstep, Scotch Lassie Jean !"
POLKA, PGold aud Silver :" march, "olivetta =
sere1 made, Good Night; = march Rernsm-
brlnca OF Homes" galop, "Jamboree y
Home, Sweet Home"
THOSE FERRY CHARGES. 1t having been
stated that charges were made to some par
ties improperly on that occasion, al persons
who went on the special train from Sacra-
mento to Mare Island on Admission Day, and
were charged fars on the ferryboat between
the island and Vallejo, will confer a favor on
tie Pioneers By sending their names and a
statement as 10 the amount paid to either A.
II. Powers. John S. Miller or a. Leonard,
Of this city.
CoMhEFCIAL. - Arrived schooner Sacra-
tnento, from San Francisco, with lumber for
Friend & Terry Lumber Company and w.
T. Frazsg. Captain Foster took the steamer
Flora up the river yesterday, leaving here at
half-past l in the morning, and reached
Knights Landing in the quick time of four
hours and forty. five minutes. The Captain
subsequently, returned on the cars to this city.
SATISFACTION OBrArSED.-B. F. Kohl
berg, Constable, accompanied by D. j. oulla.
han, of Stockton, was in town yesterday to
intercept one Robert Cleek, an absconding
debtor, who was on his way to the East.
Cleek WAS arrested in this city by Deputy
Sheriff Biissell, and subsequently, yielded to
the satisfaction of D. j. 0ullahan.
HOLINESS MErTNG.-In connection with
the closing of the Conference. which took
place yesterday, religious services were held
at the Sixth-street NJ. L. Church and Kings
ley Chapel last evening, and holiness SER
vice is to be held at the latter place again
this evening at 7:30, to be conducted by Rev.
George Newton, of Oakland
IMMIGRANTS -Niuety-ons immigrants. in
GLIDING "a males, viii arrive from the East
by overland train this afternoon.
Jusr OPENED and placed in stock--the best
1 ..
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IMMIGRANTS -Ninety-ons immigrants. in
GLIDING "a males, viii arrive from the East
by overland train this afternoon.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Announcem
Is made that the box-sheet will open to-unor-
row for the season to be filed by tia Wallaclt
and Baldwin Theater Company.
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TELEPHONE ARRANGEMENTS 1t is an
nounced that no change will be made by the
new telephone Exchange in this city between
the offices and houses of subscribers. During
the State Fair the company viii put up a
dered the reporters and the press viii be free.
Subscribers living i'll the city will also be
allowed to use it upon payment of two cents
per switch, and non-subscribers by paying 10
cents per switch.
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Masonic Items.


At a meeting Of San Marcos Lodge
A. +. H. A. NJ. No. 3l2, the following
officers who had been elected June II
were installed on st. Johns day, june
q, with the customary Masonic cere
monies:
Ed, j. j.. Green, W. NJ; Fl. G
Pritchard, s. w.; Ed'R. Kone, }. W.
Albert Heaton, Secretary; 9. J.. Nc
Ony, treasurer; P. J. G. Smith, $. D.
A. Q. Danforth. = D; W. L. Robin
son, 8. s; W. q. Digger, j. s.; Jehie
Ward. Tyler.
The installation took place at 10 o'cl ok
in the forenoon. The lodge numbers
seventy seven and is in prosperous con
dition generally.
San Marcos Chapter No. 129 A. +. 4
A. NJ, also had their officers installed
as follows: D. P. Hopkins, NJ. +, Fl.
F.; s. G. Daley. 4. K; 7. j. @. Smith
s. T. NJ, Blakemore, z. H.; H. q
Pritchard, p. s.; Ed r. Kone, X. A.
A.: Albert Heaton. secretary Q. L.
McCay, treasurer 8, i. Townsend, M
Bird "; r. y. Rouusavall, M. I'd ".
s. R. Kone, NJ. LIST "; Jehiel Ward
G. The number of members is abou
thirty-three, and the Chapter quite
flourishing; San NJ srcos has a large bod,
of Masous in good standing in pro
Portion to its population.
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In this city on Saturday afternoon,
juno q, about SHUTDOWN, Abran IA
msres, as statements show. shot The
orde Murrirao. IL d said 10 abe brsas.),
causing death II . few minutes. The
murder occurred 90. far from the Jail.
Both parties srs Mexicans. A lot Of
these persons had been gathered in tina,
part Of town. but Il Is not known that
any direct quarrel Tor Disturbance had
taken place previous to the shooting
At the proceedings Of an inques,
held BY Q, W, Grooms, justice Of the
peace. precinct number one, over the
body Of Theorde Murrirro deceased, on
June Is, testimony was given before
the following jurors-W. B. Fry. Word
Nance, j. V. Hutohins, John Platt, Y.
G. Mead. and Andrew Daley, who pro-
ceeded to where the body was found,
examined IL, and the inquest court was
adjourned over until June q At
o'clock AN.
The individuals sworn were Jefferson
Tollsra. Albiuo Rsys, Stephen Raudls,
Catharlue Polk. (colored), Charlie
Wright, and Dspuy-Sheriff Ed j. Ly
ell. The testimony elioited was pretty
nearly the Same. that the two parties
had been talking apparently in . peace,
able manner under tree, when Abrau
Ramcrex motioned to Theorde to walk
with him, took him BY the hand. when
after walking . short distance. and
without saying anything, shot him. The
wounded man walked little way and
soon was dead. The murderer started
to run but had not gone far when be
was arrested by the deputy sheriff some
distance from the Jail. Albino Rsys
also ran after the murderer with rock.
Mary Kone. (oplored,) says many Mex
leans were drinking and the deceased
was quarreliug late in the evening. Two
witnesses state that knife was taken
from the clothes of the deceased, placed
there, il is stated, subsequent to his
death. None speak of the wounded
man making any resistance. SEQ
Annexed is the verdict Of the ooro'
ncr's inquest:
"We. the jury Of inquest, having
viewed the dead body before US, aud
heard the evidence, find that Theord'
Murrirro came t. his death on Saturday
juno 18th, 1881, in Hays county. Texas
at the hands of the prisoner. Abrar
Ramercz. having been killed by the sale
Ramerez by being shot to death will
. pistol-the shot having taken effec
10 the breast Of deceased"
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Ru pture
Weslex PhiIIlp.s Case.

Da. J. A. sHERxAN-Desr Sir: I am happy
to inform you that sm entirely cured Of M large
scrotal rupture. II 10 one yesr ego to-day that
received your treatment. have tested the cure by
going without the sppiisnce. ny bnsinsss 10 tat
Of locomotive engineer. ny rupture, as you will
recall 10 your mind vas similar 70 Mr.. Jordsus IN
your pamphlet Of illustrations.
wss ruptured In the year 1879. while in the ar
my. have tried spring and elastic trusses With
great discomfort and injury, my rupture always
growing worse. Finding must get some relief or
give up my business. 1 determined TO Try you as q
isst resort. and must say that fonod your irsa.
meut . complete success. Ny improvement and
cure have, considering my terrible CONDITION. sur
prised my friends a. we'll % myself During your
treatmeptI have worked ksrI In my buslness, enjoy
ing both safety aud comfort. snd have not Loot .
DAYS work. Nv genera health has alss Improved
will take pleasure In recomm endn gtbe sfeied 10
you whenever have an opportunity.
You may publish THE l~ttsr for the benefit Of hu-
mautv. NJ address 10 I'll East ]Ah street. with
best wishes Iremain. yours. respectfully,
wGsLEY PHILLIPS.
New 70 k Gifts. Oct. a.. lssa. June Sow
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For sale by al Druggists.
Our Other schools.

We clip the following from an in
teresting letter from this place to the
Galveston News. As We have given SO
much space to Coronal Institute, it is
only just. and soant Justice at that. to
copy this tribute to our other excellent
schools:
First we witnessed the closing exer-
cises Of the private academy OF Prof.
James W. Richardson, assisted by Mrs.
Richards and Miss Mary 8. Richard
SOD. This institution receives as it de-
serves, . liberal patronage. The closing
exhibition on Thursday night, June 8,
was attended by q large coucourse of
people that not only filed the hall, but
thronged the doors and win
dows for some distance outside. There
were compositions. declarations, dia.
logues, etc., and instrumental and vocal
music. This is permenant institution
we'll managed and prosperous. Another
private select school is conducted by
Mrs. Duncan, assisted by Miss Mary
Cotton, this also is regular institution
of San Marcos.
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From Kyle.

KYLE, June q, 1881,
The road oyerseers. Mcssrs. Martin x
Harris, commenced opening roads two
directions to-day; one leading out to
Blauco City and the other to Lockhar'.
Now will the people of Caldwell county
meet us with road to the county Vine,
is the question? We noticed some time
ago that the Register Of that county
was urging the them to open the above
mentioned road. and it is hoped that he
will forward the matter il possible.
Rev. W. G. Kelly Of your town is
having q residence built and We learn
that he will move here soon.
Col, Jim Ellison is shipping horses
from here to day.
The Misses Stan6eld are visiting
friends here. &,
Farmers say the corn crop is ruined.
ENos.
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inc from old ftieads here, and from such
Others - make their very agreeable 90.
quaintanes. We believe they intend
spending some weeks 10 our county, and
trust they may And their stay entirely
pleasant. Z ~, 81.
We had . plssssst call last week from
Dr.. David Bsaeh Of Gonzales aud bis son
Dr.. Leroy Beach. who formerly a. . ~
pographer. worked In the FRER Press
Office for some time. DR.. Beach. SEN, We
had never met. but have been CORE
spondiog with him for nearly ten years,
he formerly lived in Ohio, Indiana, and
Illinois. Ho preceded US 10 coming to
Texas some years and We published sew
eral Of bis letters while we remained 10
Indiana. We found him. As We had an.
ticipstod. . gentleman Of .. clear sound
head and progressive Tendencies. His
children having gone into other voca-
tons and be being somewhat advanced
10 years, he 10 DESTROYS Of exchanging
bis 6ue we'll improved farm, almost ad.
Joining the Aourishing city Of Gonzales,
for town property 10 some other town,
where the other members Of bis family
might 6nd profitable employment in
their respective vooations. Hence his
mission to San Marcos. We should be
right glad Ill be could make. such an ar
rangement % would warrant bis settling
here. We should regard the worthy
Doctor and his family . decided 40
quisition to our society. 81
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RICH PRAISE.

Letter from PAoLO MARIE, the great
Prima Donna Of French and Italian
MENDELssoHN PIANO Co.. New York !:
GENTLEMEN-I am delighted with
your Upright Pianos. Everything seems
possible with them. They have such q
powerful tone. that l can imagine my
self playing ppon . grand, and ye! they
are susceptible Of the most delicate
shades of xpression. Their musical
quality is lovely, and for an accomp.ni-
ment to singing. I wish to use only a
Mendelssohn Piano. Wishing you every
Yours respectfully,
-. PAoLo MARIE.
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CARPENTRY AND BUILDING for June
contains matter Of interest and value to
all who have anything to do with build
lngs. Its principal articles are An Eng
lish Cottage go eugrsviugs), Practices
Stair Building g engraviugs) Model
Ing in Clay (6 engravings), Novelties
q engravings), Advantage Of Business
knowledge to the Builder, and several
miscellaneous articles relating to build
ing topics. The Correspondence de-
partment contains letters from some
practical men located IN various sections
of the country, on timely topics. illus.
trated BY % epgrayings. This journal
which il marvel Of cheapness and en-
terprise. ia published by David Will
liams. SO Reade street, New York, at 81
per year. -.,. '.as.......
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Normal School at San Marcos.

Prof. Holliugsworth OF the Board of
Education. announces that he has &c.
cured the services at St. Louis Of some
of the ablest and most thorough edu
Gators to take charge of Q number OF
Normal Schools 10 this state. to COM
mence in July.) One of there is to be
held in our town. We presume in the
Institute building. This will DO
matter of much interest.
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A HIGH TEsrIxoSIAI.

MADAME ANGELO, Prims Doua Of
the French and italian Opera. says: 30.
MENDELssoHN PIANO Co., NEW YoRK:
GENrLEMEN-From tho experience l
have bad in playing upon your Upright
Pianos, ! cannot help expressing my ad-
miration Of their nction. One respect
in which they particularly excel il their
singing quality Of tone. Wishing you
good success 10 the manufacture Of these
fine instruments, am, M
Yours truly, a@
IN. ANoELl.
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From Blanco.. Fairly Awakened.

BLANCO, June ~, 1881.
The railroad meeting at this place
was called to order at one O'Clock P. NJ.
Hon. A. w. Moursund on motion was
elected chairman, and L. Koeniger, Sec
rotary Of the meeting.
The meeting was we'll attended by the
leading citizens Of the county, who
signed an article Of agreement, tender
ing tho Western Marrow Gauge Com
pauy a right Of way through Blanco
county and depot grounds.
Crops real good, but suffering some
for rain.
Grown cotton bolls and luscious roast
ing ears reported. IL.
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Photographic.

Mr.. Hillyer is still with us, and is so
crowded with work he will remain for
some weeks yet. lie has procured a
light Back Ground and is now
prepared to make those Beautiful
Bust Nignets SO popular with the La
dies. On account Of the excessive beat
he desires to make all sittipgs in the
forenoon.
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The Oplu,n Habit

Can be cured. Hundreds Of cases bear
willing testimony. Many Of them 10 our
own Immediate vicinity. II will cost
but . postal card TO ASCERTAIN the truth
Of this assertion and obtain full partic
ulsrs % to cost end mode Of treatment.
Address DR.. +. E, Marsh, Quincy Mich.
Mention this paper and special terms
will be given you, june S'4w.
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Its Relief and Care ~ Certain ~
1Day follows Day.

III.
eince the reduction Of Dr.. shsrman's terms,
thousands are crowdang upon him for treatment.
gladly throwing away their gripping, trksoms, dis
spirIng. and III. Furnishing tiussss. His treatment
for this sfiiction makes the patisns comfortable
and ,sfs IN the performances Of s'ery kind Of sxer.
clse or labor. II 10 Q grand thing, and ths~c who
sre ruptured end do not provide themselves with II
must endure the dangers Of that precarous nfIeion
and the use % tfussss ell through lie. Tbousands
VI those cured give the most hsttering testimonials
Of gratitude TO DR.. sHrauns. Re ist the auther and
inventor Of bis popular system, he imparts bic %
cret 10 no one Il 10 applicable 10 ell classes and
cases. and under his reduced rate within the reach
Of almost every one.
Patients can receive treatment and leave for
home same dsv. DR.. sBERNAN's Book on Rup-
tur tg,es convincing proofs from professional gem
,lernen and efhep Of his successfai treatment. IL
70 nlu,irsed With photograph pictures Of bad eases
before and n sent 20 those who send 10 cents.
Pr ncipal once 25i Broadway, n. y. Branch once
- MIX street, Boston. Days In New York Non
day, Tuesday. Saturday. In Boston Wednesday.
1hrrsdsy and Friday. .f
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STYLISH AND FASHIONABLE.

LADIES wishing to make . stylish tot.
lstte should call on Mas. N. B. Cos.
sErr at Austin. She has the most
fashionable ssts blishmsnt IN The city,
Her millinery goods are oonstastly o..
riyius from tie East and are Of the latest
aud most beautiful stylss, Her. dress.
maker Is an artist 10 that line and guar.
antees sstisfaction in finished work, a
full line Of fashionable hair goods on
hand. March ~ ISL ON
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Dyspepsla and Liver Complaint.

DySpopslA ana Liver Complaint.
1T not worth the small price Of 20 cents
to free yourself Of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, II you think SO, call
at our store and get q bottle or Shiloh's Vi
talizer. Every bottle has printed guaran-
tee on it, use accordingly and II 1t does you
no good II will cost you nothing. Sold by
r. FRoMME, druggist, San Marcos, Texas.
We have speedy and positive Cure for
Catarrh, Diptheria, Canker Mouth and Head
Ache, in SHnoH's CArARRR REMEDY. A ma
sal injector free with each bottle Use 1t Il
you desire health and sweet breath. Price,
80 cents. Sold by R. FRoMME, druggist,
San Marcos, Texas. H1Ft
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OH What A Courh I

win you heed the warning, the signal
perhaps Of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption Ask your
selves Il you can afford for the sake Of saw
ing 80 cents TO run the risk and do nothing
for It. We know from experience that Shi-
loh's Cure will Cure your Cough. II never
fails, This explains why more than NIL
lion Bottles were sold the past year. II
relieves Group, and Whooping Cough, at
once. Mothers do not bwithout II. For q
Lame Back, Side, or Chest, cuse Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by R. FaoNnn, drug;
gist, San Marcos, Texas.
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" the Comet dos't prevent I will
leave hsrs 10 few dsys for the North.
will b absent three weeks. Ou my ~
tuti will Offer 70 the pablo . much
ausl and larger stock Of Goods thsa q
suy time. w. d. k0nnlHs.
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The only secret about Ayers Cherry
Pectorsl 10 10 the selection Of The best
materials for coughs asd colds and skill
July combining them BY chemical pro-
,esses. This oil medical men arc aware
OF, as they are furnished with tho for
mula Of its preparation. 30