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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28
Almost Serinus

Yesterday morning an accident occur
red at the Narrow Gauge bridge which
fortunately was not serious, but was not
without the possibility of being so. Mr..
Shafer, foreman of the work, had mount
ed some temporary scaffolding which
had been erected, and while aloft. by
some means lost his footing and was
thrown from it. In the descent he
struck some timbers, and finally landed
III the water. Workmen engaged near
by noticing the fall, at once went to
his rescue, and he was taken out
of the water. BY the best of good
luck he received no injuries, except on
the arm, which was at first thought to
be broken, but upon examination, it was
found that it was only Ii severe sprain ut
the elbow joint. This will cause him
PAIN and Inconvenience for several days,
not to to speak of loss of time, but on
the whole, be was remarkably lucky,
even in bad luck. So far, no serious ac-
cIdents have occurred on the Narrow
Gauge bridge, but we had enough ON
the Missouri Pacific to 10 for both, and
certainly, plenty to caution all against
being too careless where there is SO
much danger.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

Mr.. John Carson returned from Morgan
last night.
Mr., NJ. Ballard, OF ST. LOUIS is a guest
at Roper's,
Mr.. james Grand and lady returned to
Whitney on last nights train.
Mr.. Geo. Patton came down from
Aqulla on on the evening train.
Capt. J. P. Moore. of the Missouri Pa
ciiic, lett his well-known sclatch on
Roper S register yesterday.
Mr.. Ii. NJ. Hook, of Coleman's Rural
World, st. Louis, called on the EXAMINER
last evening. He is a guest ut Rorer's
and leaves this morning for Corsicana to
deliver the papers containing the write
ups OF that city and county.
Our young friend, Mr.. NJ. c. II. Park.
leaves this morning for eastern Texas via
Houston, as agent for the American Re
clprocal Aid association, of Texsrkana
Ii, III his travels, any one de Tres to know
who Mr.. Park is they can write to anv
citizen OF Waco ana find that he is i
young man OF undoubted integrity, sus-
talns high moral character aud i an in
telllgent, honorable gentleman wherever
found, In presenting the merits OF the
association with which he is connected he
VIII be found frank, and, believing in its
benefits, is anxious to extend them to
young men who, like himself are laboring
Tor start WHEN they shall assume the re-
sponsibilities OF married lite.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28
MISSOURI PACIFIC WORK,
Regular Trains SOuth--LittIe
River Bridge and on 10
EayIOr-

According to announcement the Mis-
souri, Pacific road commenced running
regular trains between Waco and Temple
We t..riay mo ming and her after there
will b. two trains day between those
points, stopping at all int rmed ate points
and carrying both freight and assengtrs.
AS We stated before, regular through pas
senger and mail trains will not be run I'M
I'll the road reaches Taj Tor. although We
might here IemarN thar he Pa tic exp ess
company has made afrang ements for the
shipment II express matter over the road
and will have an agent on the train. The
running OF these trains and the express
facilities will be d great advantage to the
travelling public and shippers The work
OF building below Temple is going on
rapidly. The bridge over Little river,
eight miles below the junction. is finished
and ira ms crossed yes erday morning
Last evening the end of thetrack was just
twenty nine miles from Taylor. and il Is
calculated to reach that place. il the
weather permits work TO 20 on steadily.
in forty days. and not longer than sixty
days even snculd inc wca her be severe
Ii is no Y positively known thar a branch
OF the N =. road viii run into BeitJa.
the people Of that place having furnished
right-Ot way through the county and
depot grounds in town. Since good
weather has set in tie track betWee Waco
and Temple has been put in good repair,
the wires me 10 good working condition
and The work OF construction beyo.d
Temp Is teiug done in that thorough
manner Inst viii permit trains 10 at once
commence running as Don As the last rail
is laid iato Taylor We understand that
contracts nave been let for grading OF the
branch into Bolton and work will begin
shortly. The p.r>on Who in few months
visits Bolton and Temple will hardly know
either place. for two years ago one was a
happy, busting county seat, Without any
railroad. anu lie Other was not in exis-
teuce. Now obey aIe both railroad towns
and pulling hard for the supremacy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28
Eass gymco ThIeYerY.

On last Saturday night some person or
persons, entered the barn of MIR. Byron
Mckeen ia East Waco and carried away
ii quantity OF oats and four or five sacks
OF bran. Since Mir, Mckeens residence
Dmned he has been living in one of the
cottages opposite it, but the barn used is
the one on his Old place, rs it and another
ANAL building dill not burn. On Satur-
day evening and night, the ladies Of the
household were away and Mr.. McKcen
ami his son took the evening train and
went up to Ross to spend Sunday. 4 few
days ago Nj. Mckgen bougbI thirteen
bushels OF cats and five sacks OF bran.
The oats were put in large hOgshcai
ana the bran stood in the sacks. The
thieves must have been watching when
the family were all away as it would have
taken some time 10 remove the fodder,
and when at home it could net be at
tempted rs Nj. Mex, ems son slept in the
same yard in hlch the barn stood. There
is no clue az to who the thieves were, al
Though it is thought they lived clo-e by
and were constantly watching the move
ments OF the family. Entrance to the barn
was affected by breaking the lock and
door hinges such thieves deserve being
ScTenqdcd with blJrk-sh0t and repeated as
long rs they are IN reach.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

Information reached the city last
evening that the flo2ring mills at Valley
Mills, the property of w. B. Trice, of
this city, and Mr.. D. f. Brooks, of Val
ley Mills, were burned to the ground at
2 a. m. Sunday, and are a total loss. The
origin of the fire at the present time is
not known here. The mill and what ad-
ditions have been made to it from time
to time cost III the the neighborhood Of
$4,000 and was provided with good ma
chinery. We understand that there was
but $500 insurance on the property.
The mill was one of the best IN central
Texas and its destruction Is d great loss
to Valley Mills and Bosque county, as
well as the owners.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28
CIRCULAR sULAY PLOw.
Another Triumph in Mechani-
cal Skill OF the Age.

MIR. 9aucum, the inventor and patentee
OF thu circular sulky plow is the mast, r
mechaic IN the Waco Rotary Plow Facto-
ry. He is one of the Oldest and b st plow-
SIN tbs in the stlte. We take pleasure in
stating that Mr.. Baucum is financially
backed by DR.. g. {. McGregor, one of our
most successful citizens and his name in
connection with this new enterprise
should satisfy our la mtr cirizens that
there is more pillow than talk" Mr..
Baucum lett for the north on The 10Th
instant 10 make arrangements Tor the
manufacture q his great labor saving III
ventlOn. We hope upon his return he
VIII be able to announce his early readi-
ness TO meet the great dem md for his
ploW. We feel warranted in assuring our
fArmers that the NV circula sulky plow
Will meet long teit want in Texas. We
wish Dir. Baurum long life and great sue
cess in his new enterprise.
Mr.. s. C. BAUCUM. DEAR S1R-Your
circular sulky pillow is certainly a great
success. MIR. Willis came to my firm on
Tuesday, the l4th instant. and told me
that you had inv, nted and patented a cir
cular plow that would turn the black.
"aXy land and propose that should try
it. told Mr.. Willis | had not time, us /
was very much behind with my work, He
then said, MIR b tucum proposes 10 make
a great improvement on plnwi. this kind
OF land, and if in trying it you lose time
| will pay you cash tor your time" Upon
this promise and the hope of seeing
plow she'd the black wax. | went to town
and brought the plOw out and put 1t to
work upon the farm OF my son, who was
plOwlng a wheat stubblc in very bad or
der, and of the stickiest kind He had
been blowing with a Cummings pillow,
cutting six ches wide, two and Il hslt
to three inches deep, N king his round
in about thirty-liye minutes and stopping
five or six times TO clean off his plOw.
With the same mules hitchcd to your cir
cuIar plow mir. Willis having set it to cut
about Ten inches wide and six detp) lie
made his round in fifteen minutes with
more ease To his team than when using
the Cummings. The draft of your plow Is
certainly much les, than the bar or wedge
plow, even when doing more work. AZ
ter my son became accustomed 10 hand
ling the plOw his average round WAS
twelve minutes and doing more than
three times the work in the SAME
time. He used the plrW four
consecutive days and never had to leave
his seat 10 clean the pillow or disc. most
cheertully make this statement, rs after
farming this land for q years I say it is
the only pillow | have ever seen that would
successfully work in the black land, in it
You have combined ease of draft and per
tect control. You vii, please find incios-
ed sixty dollars which send you in tend
OF The piOw,aS | wOUid not consent to part
with an i'm 'linrnt q at so completely ills
the ill for the Texas farmer. 10 all pr
4, l.. q
ton, | extend II cordial invitation TO come
to my sons farm, one ard ore-haf miles
from town, out Austin trtet. Wishing
you great succ, IS in your new enterprise,
| am most respectfully yonrs, etc,
JAMES GRIN.
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Delicious Strawberries.

The EXAMINES is under many obliga-
tons TO Mrs. +. Kerr for a dish of fine,
ripe straw berries from her garden, on
Columbus >ueet. The berries were extra
large. delicious in flavor and certainly us
fine as we have ever seen in any climate.
Mrs. Kerr has given much attention TO
the guilty atien Of straw berries, and other
small fruit, and for several seasons has
had the earliest in this section Last year
We were also favored with Strawberries
from Mrs. Kerr and We still remember
that eightaen pound cntal"upe. With
the SINE interest that she takes in her
garden hers might be equally success
tul in having early fruits and vegetables
on thtic lAhl. s.
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Ahe Most Complete Stock OfLi.
quOrs in the Civ.

l have constantly in store fine assert
ment of
French cognacs and wines.
kentucky and Tennessee whiskies.
Baltimore and Pennsylvania rye.
Maryland and Virginia old apple and
Pure California wines and brandies.
am the only importer in central Texas
OF these really splendid juices. 1 get them
direct from the grower, and guarantee
them superior to any goods in the mar.
ket, being rich and delicious in flavor. and
in their medicin qualities. A
complete assortment OF beers. ale, porter.
cordials, gins and imported liquors.
}. a. GGLDSTElN, 81 Austin st.
toll?
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RressnIaEEins.

Miss Hean-wjth Mrs. LsCand & Sister
Is now rel Y TO receive old~rsr. She uses
that best OF syst N, the French TOR cut
ling. and insures perfect ifs. Esthetic
is tie word and il tie ladies would look
pretty and stylish int have her make YOU
one OF those stylish French costumes. All
orders will zee lie Dromt attention
Rooms up ST ir. in the Chalmers bull
in. corner OF Austin and Fourth street.
U3lJltV
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Mexican War Veterans.

To the Veterans Of the Mexican War kesi ling
in McLennan and Adjoining Counties-Greet-
ing:
COMRADES You are requested to meet
at the courthouse in Waco on the morn
ing OF April 2lst, for the purpose OF join
ing the Texas veterans and others in ctle-
brating the anniversary OF the battle OF
San Jacinto. j. II. ToRBETT.
NJ Wv.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

The sporting men of the city had
their indignation raised to the highest
yesterday at one Jack Morris whom
they charge with having conspired with
two Chicago sports to win their money
by foul means 1t appears he has been
IN the city for some time and ingrutiated
himself into the good feelings of his
friends and then, while preteudedlv
sticking to them, actually betrayed them
IN manner which they characterize as
dishOnorable, and succeeded in assisting
the Chicagoites IN walking off with
considerable cash Morris was said to
Toe missing last evening and complaints
were made against him which will cause
his return if officers can find him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

The old Laclede, Tor many Years a gen.
eral taYOritr, has OF late undergone such
Immnvru', ut ~ to dnnhly nntitln it tn rho
favor ;" lo1g enjoyed. From cellar to
ferret it has ben renov ted throughly
and It's system OF drainage is such as to
obvia.e perfectly nj unpleasant ordors
common TO large hotels. The Laclede
though immensely improved in accom-.
mOdatiORs makes no advance in rates..-dlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

/" The Great Southern Remedy.

s'Brazos Chill Cure" which i s, ".
ranted tor the cure Of cbills 1.l u, IL
is a positive antidote for p l,.;1l;rg
has no rival as a tonic for Oul ,,.E d.
| an emaciated system from ' ,rt5 &
matte causes, and to those G W. hi.
necessarily exposed to miasna'i !5. .' 4
ences. and are attended WIN Of ID 5pre
lowing symptoms, such s. iOI ioinr:, f
tite. aching of the back ana g'T
ton to get about, low splrlii',o r5rir.llf
ness, chilly sensations, anu rev, e'r6 rl1
hot, burning fever, when ,l lnr; or a-
terminate in bilious, rflii, .n,gp., -l5s
termittent fever, we wodld suTs ali d
you keep a supply on NAM ,iUls. iI.lr.
time and take dose three liI.' sit;
No other medicine is neces .,,aItal ID Z
yerv concentrated and po%gllool, 4
effects in removing the P9l, an osssl
ments from the blood, and III. ~ ,5 S
appreciate this warning o'i ie.s eIp.
farmer, who is more OF ls' aasptoi,
to those atmospheric pOison5s,, y IN b.
in in t the tall season, when 1 g'l eoo
crops in the midday san; thsnf'
and heavy dews of morning East 81 pr
those malignant fevers are r -eSconnf5
lent, and to them we wou,IC chill Ca.s
TO take a dose Of "braIUIi - thsg Fos..
every morning on rls a,gsb : snferin,
avoid the danger OF niue li,na and eHptg
say nothing of the [llHe ;rrTehni1'. a
saved in the end. ~ ~. prescriDe N N
arsenic. The physician, pjrngggi+ ~ ~
:ecommend it. As. Ask yGP9 Price i PEI ~
lie. Prepared OaI Iy. oy & VILE,
fr'hATW Waco, 1sSS
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The American Reciprocal Aid
A Association.

Still the young men OF our city are
Hooking into this popular institution and
the prospects are that seyenty-tive or a
hundred members will be Obtained here.
This is the Oldest institution OF the kind
in Texas and the only one under the I'M
mediate espionage OF the state and If good
commercial recommendations are wor. h
anything, is eli, tied 10 the entire conf
dence Of our boys and girls. Mr.. .. V.
Hays, general superintendent of agents.
has returned from Beton and can be
found at the McClelland house Tor few
days and will cheerfully explain Is OBJ
jects to all who apply He wants some
good agents and the right man can get
good wages.
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Waco Euterp-ise.

We have just received Il sixteen page
magazine from the Fashion Bazar thit
does credit alike TO Mrs. Cohen and the
printers. Mrs, Cohen desires us to inform
the lades that her opening days for the
exposition OF spring millinery" have
ben appointed for " CineSda, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, March -. 30 and 81 .
and April l. 70 such us cannot be pres
emf we would say, a visit to the Fashion
Bazaar at any time will repay them for
their trouble. The magazine will be
mailed to any address gratis ifapplicatiou
be made. O329rt
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General Draynre.

Persons who wish freight hauled to or
from the dGpots, or any class of mcrchan-
disc moved in the city, should not forget
that Horne IL beware have the only eX-
elusive tr nster line in tie city, and have
lal 4e number Of floats ready to serve the
public on the shortest notice. Attention
prompt, and charges reasonable.-0l2St
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Come and See Me.

j. b. Massie, corner Sixth and Ans
tih street, has Just opened in the line of
staple and fancy groceries, country pro-
uuce, tropical fruits and a gen, raj line OF
family supplies both for city and country.
Satisfaction Is guaranteed. Goods fresh
constantly. Remember mean business
Tome anu see ME. j. B. MAssIE,
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New hsInnts

New coleus, new roses, perennial
phl9x, and many other new plants and
Sc ds Just received; and as the season is
wei advanced, we viii soon move our
STOCK to nprse-y,and those calling within
the next fifteen days can secure bar
gains. F. W. Vrsrv {, r. ga
03l9lw
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The committee on arrangements to re-
ceive and entertain the Texas Veteran
association on the Doth Of April will meet
al the shtritf7s office in the courthouse
this eveing at o ctock sharp to prepare
report Tor general meeting OF citizens
which takes place at the courthouse at
7:30 O'Clock TO night.
f. IL. RoBsRTsoN, Chairman.
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-A-~-A-

Women with piles ana colorless faces
who / el weak, and discouraged, will re-
ceive both mental and bcdiy yigor by
using Cdrter's Ir on Pills, which are ma e
for the blood, nerves and complXion. Sold
by Tucker & Wiiiis.-032 d wlw
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Guaranteed genuine and sound. Just re-
ceIvei at Bart Moore's and tor sale in
any quantity .-04l2lt
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Professional Notice

During my absence travelling in the
sta,e professionally, Mr.. Geo. d. Wood
VIII be In charge of my stole and furnish
opiicaI goods to all who may desire them
ana give any information wished.
II. ROBINSON,
VoZlII Optician. Wacn.
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WACO. MARCH IS, 1882.
The Weather To-Day.

The indications for the gulf states are
occasioal rains followed by partly cloudy
weather, variable winds, mostly from
north TO west and higher barometer,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

All the novelties in gents and bows hats
for the spring season, ''Derbys." .,Stet-
sons manila. telt and wool hats. at thu
lowest. the only "One price" house.
0326tc LEVINE ~ Rpos,
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Rogers, Rexford and james, contrac-
tors on the V. 5. & p. K. L. from Shreve-
port TO Arcadia, have work to ler, will
purchase wheel scrapers, light rails, cars,
etc. 03l0lm
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millinery sSnnI>.

Mrs. { Lednum's fine stock-otmillinery
and fancy goods is now arriving and II
the ladies want TO see all the novelties of
the season, they should visit her parlols.
U3262t
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have in stock Eicherman's best flour
This flour is unsurpas Sed in quality, and
will give satiSia ton. only $50 per sack.
O2l9tc G. G.. MCCULLoCH.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

Why don't you go 10 fucker & Willis
ami get bottle OF Electric Neuralgia
Lotion 1t is wonderful what electrical
effect this remedY mas on the sutlcrer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

Every article sold as represented. and
marked in plain figures at One Price Cnlv.
al Levine Bros. e. clothing establishment,
Austin street and square. -032Gtc
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Easter i. Eonlinn.

Don't fail to call at Tucker Il Willis
II yon want to get handsome Easter
eggs, with d nice graduating medicine
glass as holder for same. O224
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WILEY JONES. President.

Ciergymen, lawyers, physicians. farm
ers, merchants. business men. gentlemen
Of leisure, and their women folk and
children, all use Browns Iron Bitters. II
keeps them Wpil.-l22Ttt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

The people DO say that Tucker & Wills
Simple Remedies" give the best satisf4c-
ton OF any medicine in the market.
Aud they are So cheap. Their motto GER
tainly is to live and let ljVe.-05ljtc
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Rose Coco Saxoll,s

A perfect hair dressir,.
moter of the growth Of tIss /
other compound possesses :''t T, -l..
properties which so exaoti r' =
various conditions of the i! a-
1t softens the hair when 'I ! /.
dry; it sOothos the irri, - ''t,
skin; it affords and prodn ,,',7!
est luster; removing All r-
scurf, etc, thereby maxim, "a. !.
have asserted, without c. 1 L.
best article ever used for t6. f... /.
will only cost you % cents '' S.- I
Prepared only by Tucker = = I
Waco, Texas. u
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Notice 10 Candidates.

A gentleman who has been k eping
statistics for four years says that all the
successful candidates who drank at ali
took their friends to McCRmmon's be-
cause he will keep only the best sour
mash, rye and bourbon. He is now at
the Phoenix, and the candidates and
their friends call there when they want
the pure juice that leaves Il good old
democratic majority every time 032SIw
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W. are still agents for Wooten Wells
wafer mei;,. Fresh supply every day. Tucker
" " His 0307tc
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B. Haber has just received a new lot OF
ladies underwear and neckties, call and
see thcm.--G326tc
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If You want TO Get something really
good III the way OF hair and nail brushes.
coarS' and fine ivory combs. toilet soaps.
handkerchief extracts. toilet waters of all
odors, lily whites, toilet powders, rouges,
etc, OF one hundred styles, Just cali on
Tucker Il Willis, Waco. Texas.
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lob Work.

Briefs, commercial stationery. cards.
elc IN best style at the EXAMINER lob
printing establjshment.-dtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-28

Prophets are generally not honored at
home, of which rule "Courad's Bud
welser' makes an exception. Ask your
grocer for il. II
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The Mee.ing Tuesday Night.

The several committees appointed to
arrange for the Texas Veterans. are re
quesied to be prepared with suggestions
ana reports so far as practically, for the
meytlHgf 10 be held at the county court
room, March 2S5h.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT.
The citizens OF Waco and vicinity. are
requested 10 assemble at the court house
Al 50 p. m. on March Is, 1892, TO perfect
meaSurS Tor the reception and entertain
meut OF the Texas Veterans. \ full meet
inS is desired, Is reports from the several
committees will he called Tor.
WILEY JONES. President.
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Everything in the way OF gents neck
wear that taste, art and refinement can
suggest, you viii find at Levine Bros
Austin street and square. G326tc
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New York secdPorn1oc..

a new supply OF Browns Iron Bitters
at IL. Behrens. C32lIw
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Great EXnectatiOns.

Are always realized when the sufferer
seeks 1eliet by using pure, unaduIterated
medicines, which can be bought at the
Avenue Drug store. Remember the place.
"a Austin Avenue and tie man, DR.. S. b,
Hamlet. O323tc