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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-09
Available Testimonial.
sICIAE AND PsYoHoLoGIsr,
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Waco, Texas. March 81, 1882. }
| WooTAN WELLS COMPANY:
! Gentlemen-I take pleasure in adding
| nv humble testimony to that of so many
! others in favor of the truly wonderful
medicinal virtues of the Wootan Wells
/ water.
! Wherever the range OF temperature is
/ biph. as in Texas, M st bodily derangt-
ments. resulting in disease have their
/ origin in yisceral Instructions interior
! inc with the normal elimination OF ex-
crementitious matters impeding the
heaIthful action of the system. Nine
tentbs of the disease in Texas Is thus
caused. And it Is equally safe to assert
that uine-tenths of the persons so DIS
eased are greatly benefited or entirely
cured bv use of WoOtan Wells water.
| have some acquaintance with most
of the mineral waters of the United
States-have visited and tested IN my
own person those of Virginia. have
no hesitation in assuring the pubic,
over my signature, and of stalking what
Of reputation l possess as a medical
man-eertainly not wholly unknown
to the people of Texas-on the
truthfulness of what L state,
that is my firm conviction, based not
simply upon a knowledge OF the medl-
cinal ingredients found to enter INTO the
chemical makeup of, but, also, my ob.
servation Of the therapeutical effects OF
these waters. That their virtues IN most
of the diseases of this country are
equalled by those of no mineral water IN
the world. Magical indeed, seems the
word, and the only word strong enough
10 express the rapidIty and ease with
which these waters act. Like Byron,
waking up one morning and finding
himself famous, the victims of dyspep-
STA, topid or chronically inflamed liver,
hepatitis, kidney troubles or derange-
ment of the bladder, wake up much hap
pier than the titled prince of song, hay
ing what he never had, sound mind IN
a sound body.
| congratulate you in your successful
efforts to make your premises cumforta-
BILE, slightly and accessible to ALL In
securing Judge Kendrick to take charge
of your main hotel, you have a true gen
tleman of tine old school, tried veteran
in the bUSiuess-in word, the right man
i'll the right place.
1t only remains for me, gentlemen, to
express the hope that your enterprise
may secure the patronage and remuuer-
alton it so richly merits.
Yours sincerely,
ID. r. WALLACE, NJ -.
There Is one thing that the whole hui
man family holds in common, and that
is a desire to do we'll, to buy the best and
the most goods possible for the smallest
amount of money, and all merchants
must pauder more or less to the wishes
of the masses Of people. Burnham, at
the corner of Austin and Sixth streets,
recognizes this fact and will offer special
Inducements for thirty days in plows.
double-shovels, handed-hoes and wag-
ous. Not only this, but he is prepared
to sell any other goods in his line as low
as the lowest, quality considered
Barbed wire one of his specialties.
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The Picturesque Route of Texas
GULF. COLORADO & SANTAFE RY.

Takes its course through that portion of the
state renowned for TIN grandeur of It's seen
cry and leltilty ui its soil. IT. route
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False Impression Corrected.

An impression has gained currency
that oar firm had failed to comply with
the specifications and contract entered
into between us and Mr.. Alfred Abeel, in
the painting of his residence on Fifth
street. The decision of two juries in
our favor, giving everything we asked,
should be sufficient to counteract this
impression. In addition to thi-, how
ever, We desire to call the attention of
all parties interested in painting to this
particular job of work as being well ex-
ecuted and Il fair sample of our work.
We risk our reputation upon it all re
ports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Very respectfully,
MATTHEWS, MASSEY & BLADES.
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If you want to get something really
good in the way Of hair and Ian brushes.
coarS' AMI fine ivory combs. toilet soaps,
handkerchief extracts toilet waters of all
odors, lily whites, toilet powders, rOnges,
etc. of one hundred styles. just call on
Tucker Il Willis. Waco, Texas.
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A n INVALUABLE REMEDY

for weakness of the Kidneys
ana Bladder. a quick and
complete cure in t. ; uays nf
an urinary affections, smart
ing, frequent or dinicult mi
nation, mucous DISCHARGES
ana sediment in the min
from whatever cause in
duced, whether of recent or
iohg standing. One 20 three
1oNes unusually sufficient
Prices 81 per box. Three
boxes for So Mailed free on
receipt of price. Address Or
Clarke Medicine Company.
New York CITY
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suggests ban afr anvtbisg e6e
49, instrument
60 = III. a-l-A
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/ For oil cases of Spermator-
rhea and lmpotency, as the
result of abuse in womb
sexual eXcesses in inaturer
years, or other causes. and
producing some % the follow
Iln2 effects Nervousness
seminal emmissiUus (nigh /
commissions by dreams) Dim
ness OF Sight, Defective Mem
DRY, Pr ysical Decay, fimples
.cn Face, Aversion to Society
.oi Females, Confusion of
Ideas, Loss Of Sexua Power
etc. rendering marriage i'm
proper OF unhappy, Are "A
positive cure in , 10 : weeks
. .t {" SIX boNe. usually suf-
hcient Price II 30 per box
I Our boxes -. Sent by mail
rirlaid, on receipt 0i price
Address Dr. , lark Medicine
Company New York CIV
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During his recent visit to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for a continual supply Of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which is declared by all
vino have used it, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. u3Oitf
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Just received at Tucker 81 Willis a well
assorted stock of the best and most last
NJ colOrs IN mixed paints, tor house
painting purposes, etc, We guarantee
them to gite perlc satisfaction, where
tie paints are prop, rly spread. Our
prices are very moderate. Now Is
splendid time to give your house fresh
oat betoto the dust begins 10 stir.-03l5Jc
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James VI. Robinson. real estate agent
at Meridian, Bosque county, has over one
hundred Thousand acres of lanh for sale at
reasonable prices. Write to him tor i'll
formation concerning sheep land, exc.
04uSdlm.
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Glance at our cheap column.

Ministers. lawyers, teachers and others
whose occupations gives but little exercise
should use Carriers Little Liver Pills for
torpid liver and biliCusness. Oneis dose.
Sold by Tucker II WIlis.-tUllI
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~ UHTHEk& RAILS ID German Mlllet Seed
- to the trade at Palmer's Feed Store.
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-Nn fac Merinp sheep for sale, $3.50 ewes and
/ wv 40 wethers, viii sell cheap for cash.
Address, WOmack and Lewis, CranGll'5 Gap,
Is ysqUe county, Texas, 4-5-Iw
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TEMPERANCE.

Temperance Council No. 40, meets every
Friday night ut sharp, in Lehman
Hall, east side sqUare.-lG23ly
". K. DAVIS, W. p.
T. 7. MOORES.R.
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The Great English Remedy.

I'-2s l. never failing Cure
Ssssesss >7SvS5-ssS ir nervous debility,
SS%A SSlsyS Xhausted vitality,
EyAE1 SENwz seminal weakness,
FAY 4 y NSN spermatorrhUa, LOST
III E M NQTMANHOOD, impOten-
nj d. ~ 81 2Fi1'cy, paralysis, ami all
ESrJp 49, Is the terrible effects of
- u ~ zslself abuse, youthful
kGyN &SJ~LsA zHDktOllies and excuses Of
AptsAz SFregEB<zAi naturer years such as
EsSJNS3s44EESAHAs Oss OF memory, lassi-
Efrs.SsSs:I T~17T ;IsSZsaE tuGe, nocturnal ennis
$3.50 $500 sion, aversion Of sOcie-
", dimness of vision,
noises in the head, the vital fluid passing I'M
observed in the urine and mans other diseases
that .ead to insanity and Geath. The medical
connected with the Institution are
graduates of the best colleges OF Europe and
this country, ana have had large experience in
these troubles, and viii agree TO forfeit FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 case of this kind
RESTORATIYEWn under their special
advice and treatnent- viii not cure or for any
thing impure or injurious found in It. We treat
al private diseases successfully without mer-
curry. CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough
examination and advice, including analysis of
urine, -. Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE
s. bottle, or four times the quantity, SO.
Sent to any address upon receipt of price, c.
0. D., secure from observation, and in private
name if e lreI, by English Medical institute,
No.71s Olive street, St Louis, Missouri. Post
Office box, 2i6o. Oi09dwly
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SONIC.

The sick c7inFI.t'te Of " AGO Lodge D. for
the ensuing month, beginning January .. 1882
} X. Reese, ! II sears, L. j. Sclnian, J.. T.
Se3wick. " b. TrCe
j. W. SPEIGHT, W. VI.
!. b. GILMER. SEG'I.
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fLEsalNG 10 HoMANKIXD.

Relieve ali diseases Of women
IprcUiiur To the appearance
iand c.ss&tlou of the menses .
|ulrrin" disturbances, torpid
Iity of the functions. " IN leu
|c"rrhmd, dismeuorIhpA. and
ms Ster;a. also IN melanchulla
lama other arrangements Al
lord prompt relief 10 those
distressing hearing down
pain, 50 peCUiiar 10 women
Price 81 per. Sent free by
mail on receipt OF price.
|Dr. Clarke medicine com
/ pany, New York City
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an.aeFsa nov on foot in Waco
but among them all we can tbi,,S =;
none 50 important as the grain NJ.
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American Legion Of Honor, Council NJ. 49,
holds regular meetings first ana third Satur-
Gay in each MONTH
FRANK \. W. CREAGER. Secretary.
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The Merchants, Pro.pect.


are usually uncertain at this season
of the year, and the prudent retail
dealer should buy i'll small, frequent
orders, and get his goods to his store
on short notice. Merchants handling
plOws, handled hoes, nails, tinware,
glass and queensware, by sending
their orders to Il. f Burnham, this
city, can get their goods quicker, say
ing time, and really cheaper than TO
buy east. Durham buys direct from
factories and importers. Buying III
large lots and shipping by car entire
ly, gives him profit sufficient to sell at
the same price as wholesale houses in
the large cities. We would advise
merchants to write to Il. f. Burnham
for prices, or send their orders at
once
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.EnD Work.

Briefs, commercial stationery, cards,
etc. in best style at the Examiner job
pruting sla1lishment.-dtt
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LOT soup; gnnho file; oranbury sauee
, "a cans, baked beans IN cans; Goldfish
i'afiis ~ rStss; snliiaq. M va-i Asa
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SGD RsqkHNAE.

BOARD with desirable rooms, either single
ID room or SUIT Of rooms. for gentl enIam and
wife Children not objectionable. Approved
refer nee required Apply at this Office.
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The incest and best mixed bird seed to
be hid is a. Tucker " Willis drug store,
C40Stc
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CENT WANTED.

A GENT WANTED.
Some live man. experienced in selling
,yonds. and wishing to engage IN the
5igLtnino rod business, to send Tor Illus
tratrd catalogue and prices. Address
OHIO LIGHTNING ROD Nohh9'
02l4d2m ClhCilhatl'
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25-CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements Will be inserted in this col
umn At the following
RATES.
Four lines or less. one time ............. 25
-Four lines or less. one week .........-..S 81 90
Four lines or less, one mOntn. ...-. 3 co
For each additional line, Five cents for first
Insertion and half price for each subsequent
insertion
Terms cash. except to regular alIvertl-ers.
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We are still agents tor WOoten Wells
wafer Fresh supply every day. Tucker
i Willis. U3U'tc
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SOCIETIES..
WACO LODGE
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Central City Lodge 80. >, 309 meets at their
lodge rooms In Odd Fellows hall on the GrsC
and third W edDesdays of each month.
K. ". YEATES, Reporter.
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nURlNG my absence in Nashville Messrs
~ Hall " Monroe will have charge OF my
auction business. L. L. SMITH.
O4iQ
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

Wv hJEA LIZ
LOR SALE OR KENT.-The two story frame
Il residence of Hrs Dr.. Fount sin Jones, 3
room and good out-houses next door to W.
L. Robinson, on Austin avenue. apply TO Geo.
{. Chilean, at I. r. JOrdan's. O4U9lw
GOOD DWELLING on North Seventh
~ street, five rooms, cistern and stables.
Cheap for cash, Apply to X. j. Boyer, on
premises 408lw'
- PAN WELL MATCHED tive year-oId buggy
- horses, stylish, good travellers. and any
lady can drive them Apply to john Carson,
East Waco. O40Slw
ATURTnEKN RAISED German Mluet Seed
- to the trade at Paimer's Feed Store.
OiOstf
1~OA fac MerInp sheep for sale, 800 ewes and
/ wv 40 wethers, viii sell cheap for cash.
Address, WOmack and Lewis, CranGll's Gap,
Basque county, Texas, 4-5-Iw
IGOR SALE--Ata bargain house with three
i rooms on ID st eet. win sell for cost of
the house and at price that Will pay pa per
cent. per month. Apply to John Il. Elgin
Co.
& lie whole or part OF my place On North
L Fifth street, known as 1.-The Waco Home
Nursery PROF. f. W. KRAUSE,
iIG4tf
IMPROVED and unlmproved City Property
L fcrsalc, cheap. For terms apply to
60l4tt TOM FADGITT.
7 HAVE. in different parts Of the CITY, dcsIra-
Il Bile building lots which the prudent cash
purchaser Is advised to look At before purchaS-
ing. Also choice Lands in small or large tracts
in different counties. at prices TO suit. Gilt
edgcutlcs. 1t Is to your interest to see me If
you want either city or country property in
UGO9tf GEO. BARNARD.
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LOST.
FOUND.
NOTICE,

A GOLD BRACELET chased in jet, can be
a had at this office. O4OQIt
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The Hsnm VINO Believed He
was Woman.

Quite play of inauguration Oc-
Cured the other day with welI-to-do
farmer III Pickens county. Very portly
in size, he was taken sick-a general let
down Of the nervous system-and, to the
surprise of his friends, he imagined
himself woman, and so impressed was
he with the belief that he drove every
male doctor out of the house and sent
three miles after good old lady who
for years had been nursing the sick, and
nothing would do but she must rub him
and "doctorfy" him exactly as if he
were a woman. The old lady humored
his whims even to making him hot tea
and Cruel and after rubbing him an
hour or two she finally persuaded him
the crisis was over and that instead of
a woman he was large full-grown man.
The regular physician rode home with
mouth stretched, and the whole neigh
bOrhOod got into such a tilt that the
portlv and dignifed gentleman cannot
appear on the church ground Sundays
without smile all around. DR.. FOlger
pronounced it the only case of muleritic
mania he has ever known recorded in
this country.-Seneca Is. c. journal
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THE COMMERCIAL"
WACO'S OLD AND POPULAR
Bar and Billiard Hall,

Enlarged. refittei, elegantly lighted and
ventilated, and now The best appointed
resort In the city for tirst-class bar and
billiard hail patrons. Prompt and cour-
teous treatment, and the best goods for
nue.-.l006tf
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SPAN WELL MATCHED five year-oId buggy
- horses, stylish, good travellers. and any
lady can drive them. Apply to John Carson,
East W AGO. O4USlW
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7. b.fhatf. J.K.RICHEY. u. {. BoLTNGER.
phNEl. BoLlNGER y RICHEY,

ATTORNEYS-A T-LAW.
Waco, Texas.
VIII ,giv~ prompt attention to all CONNER
rl1i collections. once ia the Sturgs block
Austin AVl.ua
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-08
BlAlNE's PROSPECTS AND PROJECTS
Gath,s h,tc,ric,c IN Mc Eaqu0,er.

C:Qfh'S B,tcl1ic,r IN IN" Enquirer.
fell in with one of Mr.. Blaine'S strong
supporters tO-day-a man of wealth and
sagacity, who has proved his devotion.
He said: Blaine is giving his whole at
tention ut present, outside of CONNER
ical business, to his new house ut Wash
ingtOn. He designed it originally to cost
$4,000, but it will cost him SlOO,OOO. He
gees over it almost every day, and has
made many changes i'll it. He will have
his fine library completely removed
there, and make it his principal residence,
spending the whole winter in Washing
ton, and the spring and early summer.
He points out TO his friends the rooms
this one of the boys shall occupy and
that one of the daughters. Persons who
think he is distressed about the preslden-
CIV do not understand how much joy he
takes in having his own complete home
for the first time in his life. He said to
me recently that all there was of life
was havings ones family put in happy
quarters around one, and then his friends
who had stood with him in battling
remarked: Il shall see him in years to
come and take my leasure. Here Blaine
the society of my friends who have stood
at my side for the past ten years. will
be where they can come and always find
me at hOme.'"
'NOu are sure that Blaine is not pay
ing much attention to the next presi-
dcncy"
" No. He said at theclOSe of the cam
paign of 1850 that he would never make
another organized attempt to be nomin-
ated; that ifhiS nomination should come
bout hereafter he would feel thankful,
but he could not go through with anoth-
Cr struggle of the kind, and would not
ask his friends to make the sacrifice"
"What is this story about Blaine
going to Europe" / asked.
"Blaine has no other intention OF
| going to Europe than a possible business
| errand. He may be sent abroad by some
| of his business associates for short time
| TO transact some business. That is the
| ONLY condition on which he will 60"
GLOW is the Virginia Central railroad
getting on, in which Blaine has that
| large interest"
at is doing very well, indeed. Fifteen
| miles of it are now running-from Pied
mont up the north branch of the Poto-
mae. Fourteen miles more are ready for
| the steel,aud upwards of twenty miles
more have been located. That fifty miles
will be open at the close of the present
summer season. We are sending about
eight thousand tuns of coal a week over
our rails. About two thausand tons Of it
so to the west, over the mountains, and
the rest comes east. The stations on the
roilroad have been named for the gentle
men who have gone into the work. The
station at Fort PendletOn underneath
an old fort of the civil war, is called
Elkins; another station is called Baine,
a third Bayard, afourth Window, anda
| fifth Davis, for Senator Davis"
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Condition of the Markets at Lead
ing Points.
Money 2l-2 to 3 Per Cent.-Goyernments
Uncharged-Stocks Strong-flour
Quiet-Wheat DuIl-ProTi-
sions Strong.
BALTIMORE FoREIGNTRADs

The Day says: The value OF mer-
chandise exported from Baltimore our
ing the past month was SS,4iZ,zof
against S2,925,523 for the previous
month, and S6,997, 096 for April, 1881.
The principal articles exported were
565, 2S4 bushels of wheat and lOL'99
bushels corn, against 2,O40, 65l bushels
wheat and 2,322, 59S bushels corn In
April, 1881. 81, ass barrels 1850 sacks
flour, 26,6I6 bales cotton, ,l43,l12 gal
Ions refined petroleum, 923 hogsheads,
Is cases 2l,l10 pounds tobacco,
2s3 hogsheads tobacco stems, 49,
400 pounds lard, ll,003 pounds
cheese, 81, 526 pounds wax, 81, 40 gal
Ions lubricating oil, l25, 1888 pounds tai
low. 1926 pounds naval stores, 2,SlO
cases canned goods, ,4S5 head cattle,
$50 sheep. The imports included -, DO
tons iron, pig iron and iron ore, 2,l1o
tons old rails, 1000 tons chrome ore,
%. 769 bundles wire rods, 1922 bags
coffee, $50 tons $500 bags agricultural
salt, l,429 tons $50 sacks common salt,
COL tons bones and bone-ash, 7O5 hogs
heads S57 bagsl sugar, 1876 hogsheads
254 tierces molasses, 81 OBS boxes tin
plate, %, 492 bags potatoes, 1902 packa-
ges chemicals, IL, $50 punches bananas,
724 dozen pineapples, and sundry small
articles.
The number of vessels entered and
cleared at the CUSTOM house during the
month was 81. OF the entries ~ and OF
the clearances 81 were steamers and the
rest sailing vessels. The receipts OF
grain for the month aggregated 526, $50
bushels, against 553,226 bushels last
month, and 3,6l1 ,295 bushels i'll April,
1881. Stock of wheat and corn in eie-
yators is now 63S,779 bushels, against
| ,249, $40 last month, and l,445,OJ7 at
this time last year.
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Served Him Right.

n
Bachelor dinners, those disgraceful
DRINKS which society permits a young
man to i'll indulge in just before he
Jumps into matrimony, recently received
a severe rebukein New York. A few days
ago one of these festivsties occurred at a
restaurant up town, and all the young
men present, some twenty in number,
belong to what is ironically termed the
best circles. In other words, Their
fathers being rich, they idle away their
time and make pretense of being gen.
tlemen, because they had ample leisure
and numberless bad habits. The giver
of this particular dinner got so intoXica--
ted that he broke the dishes, and acted
so abominably that several of his COM
paratively sober friends were obliged to
drag him out of the room and, after
great trouble put him to bed in one OF
their own apartments. The girl who
was to be his wife heard within day or
two of the ,disgraceful proceeding.
When he called, therefore, to renew his
wooingSshe refused to see him, and. af-
ter consideration with her parents,
broke off the match.
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Given Up by Doctors

rs it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
at work, and cured BY so simple a remedy
II assure you il is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters;
and only ten days ago his doctors gave him
up and said that he must die" ----
''Well-a-dayl That is remarkable! / will
go this day and get some for my poor
George know hops are good."-Salen
Post
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New York Metals.

New YORK, May 6-Metals-Manufac,
tured copper firm and unchanged; new
sheathing SIS 90; Ingot Lake SIS p. Pig
Iron-Dull and unchanged Scotch S23 OOG
% 90; American S22O0G26 90; Russia sheet
1lH@11hc. Nails-Cut S. 30@3 40; clinch
$ QCM6 90.
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For constipation and piles take M,SALIS.

Scene: \ Chinese Sunday school.
Time: The end of the session. Pupil
(whO had been taught thar day by gen.
tleman.) me no likee teacher" Super
ntendent-"Why not?" Pupn-"Me
want old gal. ~ Conqreqationalist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-08
Forty Year. experience OF an Old Nurs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scription of one of the best female physi-
clans and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, grip
ing in the bowles and wind collie. By Civ.
ing health to the child il rests the mother.
Price Is cents bottle.