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reel. sl-5j ctl.t-, i.nHer 50 si.tt' ~. :
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white. III r5-r-- liixei. 3'f. l--.- feln-. -
MIN. ar6-r. Provisions lril- Aei rrrt- z L--l ?
rsI8.-5. Hu.<-mei ts--houltfrs all rielt--in
sides. packed p ild -t'. ni,NL $40 .. '-'i--
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corn ufll 20 u p ''.i- -.
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strong snouiiilfs. 80 TO- 49, Lt.-h 81
shoulders. So fiIt - 80 '1i., $50.
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rpls. IN rais - sl.lZ- SUGAR -tetey in4 IL
c.ll 49, ~, ~ 4 .,'r..s,.- ~ Il -5a.s
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a CaaheIsc Arehslssssp Dangerously

NEw ORLEANS, Nay IA special TO the
Tsac5 says that the venerable Archbishop
Percbs, OF this diocese, Is dangerously II,
and 4 Is feared cannot live many days.
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Terrible Cyclone ia the Indian Ter
r1tOry.

CHICAGO, May I2--Forty houses were
destroyed, Two persons killed. and thirteen
injured at Cherokee City, I. T., By the
cyclone Yesterday.
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ssoru, at Lou~ Rraneh.

WAsHNGToS. May IA heavy gaIe l.
Faging az Long Branch. y. j., and the surf
has done considerable damage t. the bulk
head facing Of the bluff.
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~ v,rr. Nav tr-W0n.-StacEs fT'i 1n
pyerr tr.rar. ISL. DIR cent. FTrnlnEn-LonT
49,. SHIRT. 4-qf. safe noct- f,iriF active az
hixrrr. Governments ll,li.il--el rt.-ll i.'i =
Wilton arc per c.nr. lover.
rrrnfr -Ezr nrnge. f-6ls. Gov ruli-ell
fru- new IS. llla. now - ~ 10y
r-rr.--v n, Iinces-Coll. s9l. E.t-j-7; currency.
sl01s-if-. .....,--
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BLOOMINGTON. TIL. May 13-Pat-ey D.
vine. who murdered Aaron GO0diellOW,
was hanged to-day 10 Clinton, III.
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FINANCIAL.
RrcHMoNp STOCK EXCHANGE

YnrDAY. Mas H. fse2-
surs-Frasr BoSrD.--ao shares Richmond
aas Allegheny I,ailroaa ssoe< at is; loo Rich
rnond and Allegheny Rsilruai iss I,sat pa,
sEcoxD Bosxp.-IO snares Norfolk and Vest
80, % ,fr-,,,>t ,,roe.r-,-f stock az ga.
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COMMERCIAL.
- - CoTTON ExCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcuMO~1. May =. Iss--
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-U-hite. goo bushels. Rel. Ga BUSH
CoRv.-Vhlre. 1.2Q- bushels. Mixed 300 BUSH
eis.
OAr-.-6l f bushels.
MFaL-fU0 bushels.
BLACK PEAs..-o bushels.
BEAN.-Ll IONS.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Red. = bushels very good FUi-z a.
C0Rg-Thite. 50 bushels prime no 96c-; 30
bushels prime 10 poe; 400 bushels very good vest
ern tr sZr
OATz.-ZUl bushels very good 49, lZr.
rrtcf< PEA-.---0 bushels 0u priVite forms.
CDrrrT-r1ne irru. Eerr Dfs- u bales ,l- D.
~l.uf.. ID bales. guDrIHens. fl!f-ln[, ] b.,
foT m.lalllr. IL II ~; good primary l'3
.c.- lrri -a-f. 81 Ilf.e-
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BOOTs. SHOES. BE.
I Y. GRIGG. HE1
TEyru AND MAIN STREETS
GENTLE1IEN'- POINTED TOES and COLOR
I'd TOPS n algh and Iow Shoes
LADIES TcOTuPICa TOES and FAItNt-
LEATHER CAPS, IN button and lace SHOES
high AID low cut.
CHI DREN-s EXTRA HIGH-CJ'r hiD BOOTS
ON GENTLEMEN. AMI LADIES BROAD
rorT0M AyD FLAr-HEEL -HOEs-no
TRUNKS. ,ArCHGL-.
VALI-Es. BAGS.
GRIP SACKS g..
Rig, STOCK. POPr LAR PRO p
an
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81. C. Moore, wards Springs, Piftylvsnia
county.
Colonel George C. cabeIrs speech on the
tariff l. highly compHmeuted. MS speech
two wears ago On the tobaeeo-tax when that
queStioa was up was the best made on the
subject in Congress. The fact il nc u emf.
nently practical and never indElges In cir
Z cumiocution.
The Washington monument reached a
height to-day Of go feet. II i TO be 800
feet high.
The Cabinet to-day was busy with SER
geant Mason, the tariff commission, and
I spanish American claims.
Secretars Chandler has informed eighty
clerks 90 the temporary roll o. the Navy
DepaTtment that they will have to quitJune
1t.
Among the visitors to the White House
to-day was senator Hampton.
Government receipts to-day: Customs
$3.50, 96f; internal revenue, 500, 900.
(Associa,ed Press Reports 70 he Dispa,ch.I
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
NAsurSGr0N. Nav l2.-Thc house Ap-
preparation Committee has completed the
following appropriation bills: Pensions
calling for sl00. 000. 900; the legislative, ex-
ecutive, and Judicial, sl.eGl, 900, and the
river and haTb0r about $1,000, 900, exclu-
siye o. the sum q "a, l5s.000. which il 70
be expended under the supervision o. the
Mississippi River Commission for the I'M
lrovement u the Mississippi river and il
tributaries below Cairo, aud $500, 600 above
Cairo.
FfST-CrLTUEE.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-The United states
Fish Commission today made the follow
ing shipments Of young fish: one million
had and 2,00o. 600 herring % Austin, Tex,
where they viii be piaceG in the Colorado
river. $4,000 shad To Farmville, Va, %
stock the waters Of the App0matt0x;
100000 % south CaTolin1. $4,000 % the
RappahanHock river. ard 10000 % the
upper Potomac. 40 liarper's Ferry.
PUBLIC Buildings ~ VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, Nay 12--SeEatorN ahone'~
bin providing for public buildings 10
Lyncbburg. Harrisonburg, and Abingdon
calls for $4,000 for each place.
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air~rf flar-dsurx enn1-riioa II made tettesa
kichn4ond aass Nfrfar< ~ t-a4lss htfirg fi4ts.'-
-.,s-srer lI 80 A. NJ ard Norfik AZ 10 =. NJ
An trains leas'ng Eesrrsfdzz WI staft IRON ne
4 ,uorsl EfsN depok-
l~uding Ne reouiasfur x J1nss-Hiyer eric<s
al 1asseagsr fralns isparf from aAt arrive N
atarnssasr sfarsoa. foat ~ ~-TsnsA sss~st.
j. h hESf.Er tenersi superintendent
A. PnFE, fsenafai F.t.ssel <vr sad u xet A.t1t-
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DRY GOODS, &c.
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS
FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS
At
JOSEPH sTRAUsEs.
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE
OF
DRESS GOODS. FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS.
At
- rsy~ ~kr,- ar~r r-r--r
DRY GOODS, &e.

No. I4I5 MAIN STREET.
There IRE many DESIRABLE GOODS yet % Be
hat &C a great sacrifice.
win continue Tor q short While longer at my
Oh stiaf f5r the purpose Of fisposlng OF the
balance of my goods, which viii be solf
At COST AND BELOW COST.
wish b close ous A. raDily a. possible. and
am rhs-efore Offering goois REGARDLESS OF
THEIR VALUE. DO not miss This opportunity
% get
CHEAP GOODS.
Gail early f0r barzins. Don't miss tle RI Eht
place. and only place on Main street,
JOSEPH ,TRAUsE's.
10. IfIj.
STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT.
my 6-c0d
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WV YoRN Nav ls.-The P7st'F cuftsR staLr-
ncnt avs frsn arrans la en- sl 'silV cries con-
slnne small and the tlesn n NJ rival; ~ ~
hnl.s ts,y.sr - ~ A.. ard loo Daies SEPTEMBER
az fl2ae-I 100 below YESTERDAY cinai1e 'KaDta-
flcns1
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BRsER NEWS ITEMS.

The fsllowing postmasters were ar-
pointed Tor yirYEh to-day Mamie 3.
Dudley, Glade IiilI, Franklin county; ~.
A. Loyelaee. sonas, Pittsyly county I;
6. =. Kyle, Wood Laws, Carroll county I;
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t,,.s uosiee viii be given wien We will feocenps
onr I'D STAND. III Broad STREET. a2 a9-iA
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NrvxrEzz- NV IZ-F10gr quiet and an
.i,l-,e,as- s--s~,, 1.-ss common o. choice. -
4ss5sC. WbeIt fairly tctivs bur weak 10. 2
hart sI.fsi<. or. sl-30is citn and Nay. tl-3l :
Inn. srf l5ilv. gfaz4 August tnts sfrDngrr
40 ~. rrs,-v'.ssu- hlaher. Mess PORK. SIS sc
.asa asd Ny. sI-.s5 JIle- Lart-Pr,1ae steam.
sII5si. ..,sh IN 4 MAJ. sI15j june Hcss frazer
but 4u.af II a. s7.l5.
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HIDICA.
From Frank Lesiie's IHustrated Ne:cspape-.
A LADY SAID, ,.

" Those Horrid Prmplesi No. Cannot Go
Please Present ny Excuses."
Probably two-thirds OF the ladies in 80
ciety and homes of our land are afflicted
with ekin diseases of various kinds, to do
away with which, # It could be done with
out injury, would be the happiest event
of their lives. Then she would have in
stead of disflgured and marred counter.
ance, ono that would be handsome, or at
least good looking. tor any one with
clear, pure skin, NO matter what the cut
of her features are, has q certain amount
of good looks which attract everybody.
As 1t is now, she imagines every one sees
and talks about "those freckles,'' those
horrid pimples," and other blemishes with
which she is ahiicted, and this is true OF
either sex.
To improve this appearance great risks
are taken arsenic, mercury, or high
sound titled named articles containing
these death-dealing drugs, are taken in
hopes Of getting rid of all these troubles.
In many cases, death Is the result. No al
deviation Of the burning. heating, itching
and Inflammation is given. All troubled
with Eczema (salt rheum), letters. HUI
mors, Inflammation, Rough Scaly Erup-
tions OF any kind, Diseases Of the Hair
and Scalp, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pimples or
Tender Itchings on any part Of the body,
should know that there is hope for them
in a sure. perfect and elegant remedy,
known as "Dr. C. w. Benson's Skin Cure"
1t makes the skin white, soft and smooth
removes tan and freckles. and is the best
toilet dressing in the world. 1t Is elegant
lyput up. two bottles in one package. con.
sisting OF both internal and external treat
ment. Our readers should be sure to get
this and not some old remedy resuscitated
on the success of Dr. BensOn's and now
advertised Us "Thc Great skin Cure"
There is only Onc,-it bears the Doctors
picture and is for sale by all druggists. 81
Oer package.
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Balm II lallead.

Bo1m Il 01IOOd.
here Il Il balm I'm Gilead To heal cach ,,anipo
wound; -
In Thomas Eclcctric OH, the remedy ia found.
FOR internal and Tor outward use. you freely
For nj pain and Inflammation, you should
1t only costs trifle, 'Iis worth its weight in
And by every dealer in the land this remedy
IS - sold. ~ "'p-"'-' - ,-S'
For sale at II. q. COchran's drug store. l37
North Queen street. Lancaster
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Josh BILLINGS Heard From.

josh Billings Heard From
NEWPORT, X. l.. Aug. ii, 1880.
Dear BHcrs-l am here tryin. to breathe in
all the salt mir of he ocean, and having been a
liver, was induced 10 mix Hop Bitters with
the sea gale, and have found the tinctnre g
helped by the Bitters, and am not afraid 10
say SO.
Yours without struggle,
jyl5-2wd&w JOSH BILLINGS. :
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How Seldom

Can man refrain from chopping the leaves
of the BursiOck with his cane rs iie passes It
is "only a weed" and yet few plants or weeds
are So valuable, and few preparations so pop.
ular. As BurdOck Blood Bittprs, in which all
1ts valuable properties are so skillfully com.
bined: 1t cures dyspepsia, indigestion, con.
stipatfon, gOut. and all diseases arising from
impurities OF the blood. Price II. For sale ut
II. b. Cochran's drug store, l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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WAY WILL You cough when Shiloh's cure
will give Immediate lelief. Price, 10 cts. 5(
cts. and 81. For sale At COchran's drug store
l37 North Queen street.
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TIE Rev. GEO. n. THAYER OF uOurbon. Ind
says: Both myself and wife owe our lives I'd,
SBILOHs CONsUhPTlOy Ours. For sale at COch-
rams crug store. l37 North Queen street
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WANTED
CIGAR TAKERS WANTED.
OENTLEMEN.

(1EHrLnAH". '.'
% We cali your attention 70 an important Ills.
cOvery In our practice which We have fOucd
very successful I'm caees Of prostratiOn arising
of the nuuerOus forms OF Debility arising
from abuse or other, causes, will do well by
nation. Address. DRS. LAGkANGE 4 JON.
DAN (lato Jordan 4 Dovtllsonl. No. lS2S FIJI
bert street, Philadelphia Pa. Hours tor con.
saitatiOn 10 q m. till p. M, and till p. 10.
mar163me0is
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Many miserable people drag themselves
about with failing strength. feeling that they
are sinking into their graves when Parlkerf
Ginger Onic would begin with the first dose
TO bring vitality and strength back to them.-
Sun. iyl-lmdeOd&cOw
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A Sensation.

by the discovery OF some new thing, but
nothing has ever stood the test like DIR. e.
w. Benson's Celery and Chamomtle Pills.
They really do cure sick headache, nerv.
Gus headache, neuralgia, nervousness,
slceplessncss. indigestion, paralysis and
melancholy.
Price. 80 cents per box. two for 81, six
for $3.50 by mail, postage free. DR.. G. w.
Benson, baltimore, Md. Sold by all drug
gists.
q. n. CRITTENTON, lis Fulton street, New
York, IS wholesale agents for DIR. c. W. Ben
juyl2-lmd. NJ. .W&S&wT
Tr YOU ARE A MAN OF BUSINESS,
weakened by the strain ain, Of /, Ig ySrr : duties
If you are q man of letters. tOiling over
waste use HOP BlTTERS.
discretion or dissipation; If you are married
or single, old or young, suffering from poor
health or languishing on q bed of sickness
RELY ON HOP BITTERS.
Whoever you arc, whenever you feel that
your system needs cleansing. toning or slim
ulating, without intoxicating, take HOP
Thousands die annually from some form OF
KIDNEY disease that might have been pre-
vented by timely use OF HOP BlTTERS.
Hop Bitters Never Fall
Have you Dyspepsia, Kidney or Urinary
Blood. Liver or Nerves. you will be cured il
you use HOP BlTTERS.
Ii you are simply weak and low spirited, try
ID. {. q. is an absolute ana irresistible cure
tor Drunkenness, use OF opium, tobacco and
narcotics.
HOP BITTEHS MFG CO.,
Rochester, N. Y, and Toronto, Ont.
Jyl-lmdeod&w
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion, Con-
sitpattOn. Loss Of Appetite, Yellow Skin :
shtloh's Vitalf1er Is q positive cure. For sale
at Cochran's drug store. l37 North Queen
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02
OUR NEW STAND
Hopkins a Reese TO TIE Public

We wish the public, in city and couu-
try, to know that We are now IN oar new
stand, the old Reese n JHuduu star d,
corner OF Third and Washington streets.
The house has been rebuilt and EN-
urged, and IL one Of the best equip. ed
establishments in the state. All our de.
partments are in the hands Of first clnse
workmen We have AK fine a carrih ,
trimmer and AZ fine a painter and iiu'
isher IA there is in the United states
Our wood workmen md Blacksmith
are also as good HH money can employ
We have purchased largely Of new ma.
terial and are pre- AIRED to bWld or re-
pair wagons, carriages, lugElcs any
kind OF vehicle--lust as cheap and ~
durable AZ anybody lsc can do 1t. We
solicit ders IN this line, whether ioI
new vehicles or repairs, and will guar
autee satisfaction IN every instance
Onr blacksmithing department ~ pre-
pared 10 do any work ~ that lime Hi 'ul
shortest notice, and horse shueius Nil
DE made specially. We lave hnrr o.
Waco u numbehof yenrs and havo o'"
underworld to do honest work aud CIV
sntis action. We propose 20 DO th
same way in the future and promise II
merit all the custom that may be rs
tended us. Call aud eac H. and 30
prices On work
HoIKis- s. i'rI.r
Wae letas.
| Sept 28-dit-w4t
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ing, We're indstnct, but MIR. IIicA got a
tlr I rate synopsis, very much to his sails
iHttirn. Tn" manager OF the exchange
deserves ere dit for TIE efficient manner In
which he carried out the experiment.
Attends Nill probably be- mnlc Ia
manufacture political capital ont ot the
difficulty Sund y evening Tor ne In tn
municipal election. Every good cltiz H.,
40 unltcr what his politics or cnlnr
shorli promptly lrown down efforts In
this direction, which will only scrye TO
create bitterness, without good OF any
kind. Every sensible man who Is INTEL
gent enough to apprr"ntc the privileges
OF citizenship, knows pert city well that
politics nor personal ma'ler- hnd anything
10 do with the matter. II was simply one
of those unfortunate occurrences tlHl take
place in the most orderly communities
We Il" hope that AN good citizens, white
and colurrd, VIII con- liter the mnt ~ M II
calm and reasonable smrll, aud unite In
the determination TINT l. sinll not Ice sui
frrcd to he distorted and used In man.
ner rciudicinl to The common good,
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A Perfect and Certain insect
eide Compound.

Messre Tucker ~ Willis, our live and
wido.nwake Third stree druggist, have
rec utly purch acd the state agency Tor
unn ot the moat novel, certain aud de
siruble inventions ever produced IN thus
age of wonders. II IA compound by
which yards aud gardens can bee cilcctu
ally aud permanently rid of our grrntrst
pests, the large red aud small ants The
directions for its usc are ample, and IT
II be applied by my person, without
trouble and IN II very short space OF
time. We have seen tried IN Il gRIden
in this city, und there certainly
waa never anything like II
A reporter ~ the EXAMINER saw tens
Of thousands of anita killed in few min
ntcs by u single application Of this won,
drrful compound II will kill anything
that burruws IN the ground. Full dl'
rcctiOns FOR itH application will ho given,
and one dollars worth vi Immediately,
certainly aud ciIectually ri any yard OF
Garden ~ ants and other destructive III
Hccts II ~ certainly a matter Of con.
graduation that this valuable discovery
has been made, aud itH Introduction il .
credit to the enterprise Of Messrs. Tucker
/ Il Willis, who control its sale under lhell
/ exclusive agency Tor the state Of Texas
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A MODERN Investor hful Nu-lIyur lu
N one ut the best urfEhuUrHu. ui OOH. rIf,.
viii he sulu At a decided bargain. Amply Zoo
j. u, Downs, At law ollie. ui Clark Is Dyer.
t9.Ulm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

II Won do not want any faml 3 gruew
1e- but II you do, ad o. aui tUeu cal.
On j L. Cornish, ca uer hin unI Iu'g
atrcet. East Waco, Wher. ynu WlIi t14
tbe b At sugar, coffee, lard, banJm ID 4r
no. tobacco, syrup, starch, soap soda
hama etc. Also fresh drug of sd huI-
Also paiuts, oils, brushes ihn s "AI 'N
nrrs, lie has Just received 'a' tI'--
uf Dr.. Salters celebrated eye '' ''"''' ''"
Atlanta, Ga.-J2iilwwZt
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BY MIS- J. +. Anderson, Nlufh street,
between Austin and Washington sire cts,
Waco 'e4As. am pre- arei tn cat, lit
aud make dresses, ia tho latest and most
fashionable styles, on short notice and
reasonable terms, aud los ,ecttaly ask
the patrOua 20 Of the ladies OF Waco.
make speciality Of iue work, 1 also
have a stock Of Butterick's patterns for
sale at a reduced price ur rent, at Id
cents eacL. Mas. j. +. ANDERSON.
JlSlc.
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Coua,y Demncra,icTickci.

Nominees ~ the McLcnnHu county
democracy, election frat Tuesday in
November, 1899
For Coun Judge-G Is, Gerald.
County A torney Eugene Williams
Sheriff W y. Harris.
Representative John =. Moore.
Assessor ~ TuxeH-S. L.. Norwood.
Collector OF Taxes Allen l.. West.
TflaNror j. y. Wallace.
County Clerk John W. Bakur.
District Clerk II. +. Be.5loy
SurYoyor--J. +, Surr,tt.
Cat 10 aud Hide Inspector Marshal
johnson.
Floater-L. H. Foster. Of Groesb, ok
senator j. a. Martin, Of Marlin.
S,lsdS wide.
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MEDICAL.
III. Great English 7emedy.

,.., in the hesd, the vital nniu passi,ns un-
o6serSed ~ t,,,, w.. and ueath. The medical
nat iesu .s " Connected with the institution are
srbglelnn..un The best colleges OF Europe and
srsSTsg,ty sna have had large esggT,erge II
~, snl T sss' case 20 ' OF ths KIND
HrNnnhiII gESTORATIN E(under their special
heNll . Nj trentnenD viii not cure or for any.
s1lcr sa or INJURIOUS found Ia u. We treat
NE fSS;'i FREEE "'4 TSoro %sF
ruN. Nm and advice, including analysis pi
s,am'1,s'P price Of VITAL REsToRAIINk
urine, e.. ar four times the quantity, slC
- pvs INV addrcs upon receipt Of price c.
sent |" ~, from observation, and in private
0. p'i iref, by English Medical Institute,
nsms 'n,iys street, st Louis, Missouri Post
Nolis w si6G. fucker \ willis. Wholesale
cfStp ootsll Agents Waco. reNss. --HOsdwly
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ro;bc beautiful, buoyant aud healthy,
the whole female constitution must
maintain regular action during q certain
Rod ~ life Otherwise no female can
possibly remain healthy, and she who
does not know this fnct is quite uufnr
tunntc, Should you by expo uro be
come irregular aud suffer with many
troublcs, experience advises the use ol
English Female bttors IA the most won
dorful female equator and IRON tonic IN
uBe. -lOOld6
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Sept 28.dlt-w4t
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Lnghsh Female Btters iB intended
for young girls as we'll az married Ladies',
who by sOmt ruOsure, bncpme H.
regular, pale aud teeblr, with Luadaruc,
leucorrhu,i, pbl m side aud back, failing
~ WON'T, or female " akncHh Or ca.
COSMOS. Ito uHo str ngtheus and tones
the stomach. luvigorlteB the nerves,
gives iron 10 blood, cOrreGtB irregular
uterine action aud removes unnatural
obstructiouH.-HI2l IN