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LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
aAnRAMgNfo IaygsTIoNs.

Patents have been Issued to BENZ. j. Brev-
or and A. G. Waterhouse, Sacramento. for 4
electric-lAmp regulator; Thomas j. Lotus
for q bushing for barrels; Jehn n. Young,
for bed-mattress. earle & Croly. OF this
oity. have invented and will apply for 4
patent for new style Of book case. 1t i
designed to rend.r the handling of heavy
volumes more easy, and is especially adapted
for mercantile and banking houses and fos,
recorders and similar offices. In all raclzii
where heavy volumes are placed, the hand
ling of the books occasions severe wear upor.
the lower parts of the binding, caused BY
the dragging of the volume over tbs
front edge of the case or rack, in adjusting
them to the proper angle when received into
the hands. The mechanism is very simple,
and in the sample rack on exhibition works
admirably. In the bottom OF each niche is
fitted a fiocr, the front third of which is
beveled to an angle at which it is desired to
have the book emerge. At the upper end OF
this bevel, where it meets the horizontal
plane Of the floor, is groove. In this groove
FITS a solid wooden rod firmly affixed to
second or false hard and polished floor. on
which the book is placed. By taking hold OF
thu false floor fitting upon the fulcrum that
rocks in the groove, tips forward, and all the
upper part of the book is at once projected
from the rack, at an angle proper to throw it
into the hands OF the recsiver, who may then
with slight effort pull it out. As the book
leaves the rick it is received upon a sill o.
outer ledge. beveled to meet the angle or in
clination of the floor Thus the book cannot
well be drawn over the edge and its lower
binding be marred. while the necessity for a
heavy pull upon the upper part of the back.
always damaging to large volumes. is wholly
avoided. Il appears TO be an excellent de-
vice. and to meet a want long felt for some
better system of handling large volumes. If,
with this device, books are lettered on the
back. so that they will stand in the racks up.
side down, they can be tilted and thrown into
the hands and lifted out without any " drag
over the & sor of til, niche whatever, and be
opened on the receiving shelf without being
turned about, and thus much handling and
friction of the backs on the desk will be
avoided
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

YUyHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
II MONTE DIABLO COAL, the most economical
ut Black Dismo,.1 Landing, Contra Costa county
nd at the Office Of the Company, southeastern
4 Folsom. and Spear streets, Ban Francisco.
p. B. CORNWALL,
NIT President B. D. O. N. CO.
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@AE DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
MoND MARCH 10. 1879
AnvRarIsEmsEr ngNrIoN.

Metropolitan Theater-To To-day at $50 2. NJ and
tonight.
Help Wanted Mechanics Store.
For sale English stallion.
Pioneer Patent-No:ice to housekeepers
W. p Coleman-Real estate and insurance
New Choral Society Tonight.
New York Market-M F. odell.
Union Insurance compapy-cadwalader & Par
sons, agents
Pike & Young Carriage manufacturers
Free Lecture Tuesday evening.
Dr. A. E. Bruno, 52l street.
Picnic, Foresters-Nay LIST.
Dr. Wallace A. Briggs street, between Second
and Third.
A card-william Guttenberger.
Loyal Legiou-To night.
o. E. S., Naomi Chapter Tonight
Ancient Order of Foresters-To-night
Agents Wanted-W. Garrettson Co.
1 o. c. F.-To-night
Picnic, Grangers-May 4th.
Frank Kunz-Nursery.
Business Advertisement.
Weinstoek < Lubn-Latest telegram
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INSTANTLY KILLED Thomas Phillips, a
married man, 40 years of age, employed as
steyadore by the Oregon Navigation and
Railway Company at San Francisco, while
boarding the steamer City of Chester at
Spear street wharf Saturday morning,
stumbled and fell, striking on q fender,
between the vessel and wharf. By the
fall he broke his neck, causing instant
death.
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Il Too have csught the fever" said Hai :
vey b. +. Keller, Recorder of Deeds, Ottawa.
Kansas, land have long been convinced Of
the merits of the st. Jacobs Oil. The prin-
cipal use to which the Oil has been devoted in
my family has been for rheumatism, which
disease it subdue, with wonderful quickness."
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MORE CANDIDATES.

Marion Biggs, of Butte, is spoken of as q
candidate for Governor on the Democratic
side of the fence.
Dennis Spencer is candidate for Senator
from Sonoma, Lake and Nspa counties, on
the Democratic ticket.
Senator d. NJ. Pool of the Fifth District is
a candidate before the Democratic Conven-
ton for the nomination for State Treasurer.
r. d. Robbins. President of the Bank of
Suisun, is 8 candidate for the office of Rail
road Commissioner in the northern District
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LYDIA +. PINKHAM's Vegetable Compound
has rapidly made its way to favor among
druggists, who have observed its effects on
the health of their customers. Send to Mrs.
Lydia +. Pinkhan,, No. 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-13

WHEN you feel cough or bronchial az
fection creeping on the lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Pec:oral, and cure it before it becomes
incurable.
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cases of Seminal Weakness Loss OF vigor Nocturnal
Emissions, lnpotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity and all that class Of complaints arising from Ex-
cess, Iadiscre,Ion Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young a safe
guard and protection. DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debitated from
whatever cause, TO their pristine yigor Price,
81 90 per bottle. Sent G. o. D. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all
ders to A. McB0YLE & CO., Druggists, Postoffce
Box 1852, San Francisco. il3- 3p6m
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Vaccine Virus.

DR A. H. DORRIS, FOUNDER OF THE
IL celebrated Lamartine Vaccine Farm at Fond
du Lac, Wis, is now propagating pure Bovine
g.. Cash with order. Only physicians supplied
A. II. DORIS, N. D.,
m6 3p1ms lincoln, Eeb
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srw. oAnwALRnsR.

~ FFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
I residence, corner Tenth and n streets. Sacra.
men;o, Cal.
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner
Commissioner OF Deeds for the Soates and Terri.
'ories and CoGveyancar Particular attention paid
% taking depesitioIs.
Deeds, Mortgages, WilkL Leases, Contracts, etc.
traun ard acknowlede. {. feta-u
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, March IL, 1882:
Balance on hand last report. ST1,507 II
Receipts for the week ............ 1,443 "a
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CURTAIN Net. from 10 cents per yard
upwards, at Hale's
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DIR. Ric0rd's Restorative Pilis.-Buy
none but the genuine. A specific for exhausted
vitality physical debility, impotence, wasted forces,
etc. Approved by the Academy Of Medicine of Paris
and By the medical celebrities of the world. Agents
for California and the Pacific States, J. G. STEELE
& CO., 635 Market street palace HoteD. San Fran
cisco. Sent by mail express to any part of the
country. Box of 3d. 81 so; OF 100, 81 Is; of 200,
So Of 400, S. Preparatory Pills, 81. Send for
Circular. fe22 SPIN
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KIDNEY. WORT has cured thousands. Try
il and you will add one more to their number.
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PLUSH SLIPPERS, 30 cents Fer pair, at
Hale's.
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We HAVE anything in boots and SHOES you
slay wish a. Anderson & Hamm's.
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Card.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of maHhood etc, will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by q
missionary In south America. Send self addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INAAN, Station
d, New York City. n26mWFM
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To THOSE in want of clothing, don't force
to call on Anderson Hamm, Tenth and u
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Dr. Ricord.s Resioratiye Pills.

For Fine Cakes, lee Cream, etc., the
FISHER, No. sos st.. bet. Fifth and Sixth. fe23ln
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MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one Of the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, and has been used
for rty years with neverailing success by millions
mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
from pain dysentery and diarrhGa, gripping in
the bowels, and wind-colic By giving health to the
child II rests the mother. Price, Is cents bottle
oSl-l HWS
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KID GLOVES three button ladies1. so cents
per pair, at Hale's.
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ALL,LrNEx CRAsH, 8 cents per yard. at
Hsle's.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Photographs 81 per d0zen.-' The Nimble
Sxpence Better Than the Slew Shilling |" II YOU
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS. at a reasonable price,
go to BEALS' GALLERY, No. AIS street. Il. S.
BEALS. Operator feQ-lm
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HANDSOME brocsded dress goods. 10 cents
per yard, at Anderson & Hamm's, near
corner of Tenth ar J streets
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GESuIsE Bsrnsiey table lireo, and napkins
to match, 8. Hale's
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TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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CKsTFMrRI KID CLOVES full line. Hale
Bros. l. Co., agents.
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CAssINEREs for boys wear, % cents per
yard, at Hale's.
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LADIES brown balbriggan hose, four pairs
for % cents, at Hale's.
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Fine Shirts. Underwear, Collars, ufIs
ETC., to order at MAsONS Factory, sss st. fe2s In
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LADIES kid, button boo.s-worked button
holes-Sl so per pair, at Hale's.
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SILEWORFH EGGS FOB SALE.
RsT.CLass "FTENCE ANIMALS 90

- ALSO
MULBERRY TREES AND CUTTINGS OF the fol-
lowing varieties: "Morus Muiticaulis,' Morus
Japouic." and ''Morus Alba" MRS JANIS r.
| l. .WRIE, Santa Clara; or, Ii. DALE, SacraD ento.
i27 30 m
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CRACKERS & COMPETITIONS!

EE FISHER, NOS. tGS AND $40 STREET,
H Sacramento, has just taken the Wholesal
Agency Of the CALiFOH II, IA CRACKER COMPANY
of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices with difference in time and freight
in favor Of purchasers Also, FISHERS CROiCE
CONNECTIONS, at lowest market rates fe22. 3p6m
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PlouEs, l6 yards for 81, at Hals's,
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RAIN.-It commenced raining quite hard
about half-past 10 o'clock last night.
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Business Advertisement.
weinstoek & Lubin-Latest telegram.
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IMMIGRASTs.-Forty-si immigrants, in
GLIDING 81 males, passed Csrlin yesterday,
and will arrive by the overland train from
the East this afternoon.
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DONATION To JEWISH SUFFERERS.
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society Of this
city have donated $500 to the fund for the
benefit Of the Jewish sufferers in Russia.
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"Brazos Chill Cure,H vhA I EN,I
ranted Tor the cure Of chIh nlkVg,
Is a positive antidote for nlst,, "a
has no rival as a tonic for bdisll "A
All emaciated system from .7ca az
matte causes, and to those Sl9 II
necessarily exposed to mia'ni,c lltl
ences, and are attended with The q
lowing symptoms, such a. lo'; Of III
tite, aching Of the back and joints, 4
verishness, severe headache, lldhFs
ton TO get about, low spirits, 'letps
ness, chilly sensations, and eTtnla
hot, burning fever, which may lll
terminate in bilious, remlIteAI O
termlttent fever, we would suggeia
you keep a supply on hs9d al
time and take Il dose three times dl
No other medicine is necessary, 81
very concentrated and powerful
effects in removing the poisonous
ments from the blood, and no ol''
appreciate this warning better InA
farmer, who Is more or les eie
to those atmospheric poisons, e'levii
In the fall season, when gathering
crops in the midday sun, cool "
and heavy dews of morning lneal
those malignant fevers are mos y
lent, and to them We would Il TeS q, y.
to take a dose OF "Brazos emu !.
every morning on rising, If taey v,
avoid the danger OF much snllvlu ~.
say nothing OF the time anl '1 y
saved in the end. No strythl!,.l'
arsenic. The physicians pre'cl,'s,
recommend il, ASK your dtugsn'
1t and take no other. Price u PEI
tie. Prepared only by . w,,,,
Waco, Ten
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An ACT OF JUSTICE.
subscription 10 b", Horses
for the Fire Department..

~. t.,,,sas
The agitation OF tho HoS't ta W. s ali,
Tor the fire depat 'lHon' ila' Wv" 49, n,,;.
laid to resi- y! we Sv"S s-th W., IA, xticb
zens TO the amour. " So "' 'J a, NJ,
TO purchase a ar Vl n",S, III III" -, npce
staDle ",'r "u" we l'"' 7'0 .,,,,'lJa nnes
he oouRht OF ~ T,o' 60 NJ Willy
are '"uu ~ = "a ~, ,.,',.,,,,s.s.1
Jones AN" NiI' '';,,.,,,' ,auo, yc,tinu
WIN VI. ',,il,,',,,,,,,, - s,,15 ami
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or, Miss Perrie Cox: berry bowl, @. w.
Cleveland and lady; silver cake basket
Geo. Barnard; silver cake bask /, Mrs.
Horace SIN TIL jewel casket,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tom. Padgitt;
willow work basket, J. +. Martin; silver
card receiver. Mrs. r. II. Jones, per
fumery case, VIM. II. Gibson; silver cake
basket, Mrs. Horace Smith; Webstera
unabridged dictionary and stand, Ben
and Will Brooks; china tea sett, MISS
Dee Jones; toilet bottle and stand, Mt-.
T.. Rotan; japanese silver set, w. W.
Larmour and lady; thermOmc' cr, Dt. D.
s. Willis vase, Miss Jennie ana Bnd
Anderson; silver card receiver from the
ushers,W b McMulleu and Ed Marshall
silver card receiver, Harry L"wi .e AMI
lady. .sil,er vase, Miss Fannie W. Sypeit
silver vase, Miss BiTnH d; Get 4 -llyrr
spoons and Cise. x. q. Patton and W. +.
Riyi,r,: liver and glts. pickle stand. Ms.
W. T. Robinson; h'lt dozen SILVER tea
spoons. Mss Belle Elmunds, two live
cups. Mr. and MR. j ruey; work box anu
cook took Mir \. llinohmln, ..-''e
berry spoon, Mr.. and Mr.. W. ] w cod
war; white ~ IN pin cushion, Mis- 90,
H. HHhon:-ot pillow, VII. M Nf,. WI
Jon, s;bupkcf ui flowers. Ni-- Lklir tagan
our ng the evening congratuintory tel
esrnm- from several distant states were
rrcei ed 10y ride and brdegr ON. HE
banquet, served nj late hour, was one
OF the most -u, crb ever set nj IA this
city and did ample Justice tothe munlii-
cent hands of host aud hostess. Gay
music. the may waltz and hundred
social cuJuJ m"nt. hl'td the evening
with enJn, meut, and early nurmr-
FL
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MIR. Peter GRANT is quite III.

Mir. Peter GRANT IL quite III.
Mis-, Fannie Cypress, of Marlin, Is visit
ing Mrs. WIN. Jones
Mr. C. o. Forsgrd left last evening to
attend the iair at Austin,
Mr. Willard Jackson was out again y,s-
terday after u severe Illness.
MIR and Mrs. E. $. Hughes go down to
Austin this morning, to attend the state
tar
MIR. j. Fred Johnston has accepted Il POI
sition with John G.. Eaton and will taxi
the road IN the interest OF thH house.
MIR $ l.. Hart lett Tor Leon county on
last ,vcning's train, to be- absent So, erl
days. when he returns 1t viii be ms u
hrnnlirt.
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/ ut.
Improved Iron Inyluora,o,

The most perfect and satistsc,o,-
bination known TO the proh ~. "
which iron is combined. AMI en- "a.l.,
Is the success of this preparatior ~ 4
destined to become, without A jo 'Ia . .
most popular OF all the iron TOMB SJ"Y Y
In use. And We hesitate not IN ~, \
that this medicine Is no secret M, "" u!
cheaply COTTON ny comp und, bnt t,r.
genuine constitutional remedy ma,
Ing those Alternative powers so ni tY's'
to recuprrate and inyigurate the my '''
system when broken down by ths, ts.
disease commonly called, and i.
known a dyspepsia and ndlg, :tio5 r.
which nine.tenths of all our N. 6ni ~ y
mate, because when the disps,ln !, /.
paired from want of the natur a, \
u 40 important in the digestive eo.,
OF man, then 1t is that hi; ,ylrn n
many types, usually called llss,4,T4'
lsssltude and sour stomach, y,kei1I,.I
mental exhaustion, impaired ylsiiy :,
general prostratlon of the whoe gr.,
liver complaint, followed by nightiysI
and Hll Diseases OF the BLOOD, i'm n
My and BLADDER, that prOdue, NJ
fearful aches known us rheums',r 4
ralgia, backache and nenOu. mi 4
headache. Aud all cousurpl|yr, d
weak females, who are in ,sacs d
good tonic to build up their cctsas,]
cannot find, we honestly bellows IA
or u mole certain remedy Olan n
bottle is sufficient to prove to 10 \
wonderful medicinal propertia NJ
regularly according to dIuctO4 "A
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lRg lrs|
ORATOR, and be sure to take 70 asI
Price 5 per bottle. Prepnei laI ii
Tucker & Willis, Wuco, lel4
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Nine. f. NJ. Blanks, vino has been
spending ne last two weeks III New Or
cans in study Of fall styles aud ur
chase Of goods, returned last tuesday,
bringing with her a very IS lect stock Il
fall hats aud bonnets in al the latest
yles aud fashions and invites her Gus
toners, friends and tn" public generally
10 make hcr call pefure purchasing
elsewhere. About IT,. tirrt OF November
sEe viii rem We from the Welbusch
building, ON Austin street, to the pretty
new store building on Fifth street, M
ar OF sullivan Il Co.'S. old stand, where
she will pleased to sce all DIES rim.
anything IN the millinery OF drcssmak
ing liue.-l01Olw
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W. P. MARTIN & BROS.
4 tlrArION.

The State OF TeXas-To the sheriff or any
constable OF McLennan county-Greet-
ing
You are hereby comm tnded that YOU
summon by masking publication of hi,
citation In come newspaper published in
the county OF McLennan for four succes.
five weeks piior 10 return day hereof the
unknown heirs ot Charles Moore. deceas-
Ell, 10 be and appear before tue honorable
district court OF Mclennan county, IeXa.,
At the court-huusc thereof, IN the city OF
Waco. on the fist MONDAY in November.
\. d. 50. then ami there TO answer the
petition OF j. b. Robertson, plaintiff. filed
In said court on the 3rd day ut October A.
-. lSS2, against the unknown heirs of
Charles Moore, deceased, for suit mum Der
j734, The nature OF which demand is ~
tolluws, to-Wii: Plaintiff alleges that he
. b. the owner IN lee simple OF so IL acres
OF land in Wise county, Texas. patented
on the 3lst day OF October, 1872, to said
Charles Moore by virtue OF bounty
warrant No. 1920 tor 1920 acres Of land Is
sued 10 said Charles Moor, and also thst
McLonnan county, Texas, patented To
[ said Charles Moore (by virtue OF said GER
| tihcatel On the 10th day OF October, ls77
and sues To remove cloud from his title 10
/ said two tracts OF land.
/ Herein fail not, hut olthis writ, and how
/ you have executed the same, make due
| return as the law directs.
! Issued under my hand, and the seal oi
| the district court Of McIFnnan county,
/ Texas, al uiliac in Waco, this the Srd day
Of October, ISL.
] Attest: T.. F.. BFAstEY,
CLERK District Court, Mcl.ennsn county
l Texas.
Game TO hand on the Bird day OF October
| \. u lSS2, and executed on the 3r,l day OF
October A. ID. lSS2, by ordering published
Tor tour consecutive weeks previous TO IT.
nrn day In the Waco Examiner, a news,
diaper published In Mrl.en, an county.
1904 VAN HALL. Sheriff.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-26

Something that will quiet the nerves,
give strength to The body, induce refresh.
ing sltepymproye the quality ui the blood,
AMI purify and brighten the complexion,
IA what many persons would be very glad
to obtain. Cartor's Iron Pills are made
Tor eNHctly this class ut troubles, aud are
remarkably successful Ia accomplishing
the ends desired, rs named above, They
are useful Tor bOtn mcn and women. Sold
hy druggists. Price, 20 cents box. Sec
advertisement. For sale by Tu, krr Il
" ILLS, Waco, Texas. lOl7tc