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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06

Mr.. A. n. Newman presented us
with strange bird Saturday that his
little boy found ON his farm about
1--WE miles from town. II is about the
size OF dove as to body, a light dove
color OIL the back, aud snow-whlte
under The wings and under part of
the body. Its legs AMI feet are OF a
bright yellow color, the latter deli
cately webbed. lis beak is one ipch
and three quarters in length. taper
Ing TO a sharp point, yellow from tho
head out about half the length, and
black from there to the point The
top OF its head, or crest. Is Of beau
lilul black. The wings are long aud
narrow. taperilig tv a point, some
thing like those of aswallow, and
measure two feet eight inches from
tip to tip. The tail Is long and slen-
der, two feathers, stiif and pointed
protrudiug two or three inchcs be-
yond the others. Its weight Ia four
and a half OUNCES. It's u stranger
In these psrts, and we have metno
one who ever saw one like il before.
Our own opinion is that 1t Is a sea-
bird, but OF its naine or species we
areignorant, not being well posted III
,ornithoIogy. |. isa beauty. and we
will endeavor TO have Il stuffed for
preservation. - Druckuuridsu Meas.
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A New Story Of Lincoln.

mentioned that President Arthur
was a Mason.
"les,' said the doctor .eight Of
our Presidents have been members Of
the fraternity Washington, jackson.
Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, Car
iell, and now Arthur"
MIR. Lincoln was not Mason?'
No, but he thought highly OF the
order. Toward theclose OF tho war
one Of our leading Ma-ons called OH
Mr. Lincoln for some favor He SAID.
when the visitor took his leave: l
have heard so much of the gool deeds
OF Masonry during the war that il |
were not so old would still knock at
the duor oi the lodge.
| could not frbear telling the doc
tor a story which had heard Of Mr.
Lincoln. 1t was just after he was
nominated in 1860 that a prominent
Mason calls,l- IN him at Springfield
and said: Of course you expect all
the Masons to vote against YOU, Mr..
Lincoln.
No; why?
Because all the other presidential
candidates are Nasuns.
Bless mel exclaimed Old ABE, is
that so?
Certainly, said the visitor; Bell has
taken al. tho degrees. and il menlber
ol the Grand Lodge Of Tennessee.
BreckinriJge is an officcrof the Grand
Lodge Of Kentucky. And Douglass
why. he is Grand Orator ofthe Grand
Lodge of Illinois-right hero under
your nosel
Mr.. Lincoln turned round In his
chair, without turning the chair, laid
his legs across the other table laughed,
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For tho shuth Kentuckian.l
The General Association Of Ken.
tuoky Baptists. 7

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HENRY JACOB.
What the Crowd Said After Their
Speaking.


Didn't Henry get in his work on
him, thought"
"Old Jacob played hi along at
the last when he got mad. didn't he?"
IL tell you ! was agrceaLly sur
prised iu Henry"
"Do you know any Democrat be-
sides Col. McIienry aud Bill Hill who
are going to vote for Jacob9y
"If Henry gets all the fellows in
this county what gets drunk. he'll
get d h--l rousing big vote"
"Jacob is fine looking old fellow" "
"fThe bread and butter brigade Of
the Revenue service did tho 'stomping'
Tor Jacob" i8
Tom Petit told mo that Henry was
one Of the best clerks ho ever saw in
Washington"
81 hal no idea Henry could make
such good speech. iuu know
clerks are not often called upon to
make speeches"
jacob show,lei up iko snide
when he insulted those fellows who
were leaving. | guess they had =
right to go when they felt like It, /
was tired myself, but wanted to hear
what else he had to say"
II understand Henry never touches
whisky, He says he is afraid to take
one drink, it has snch an effect upon
him. 1t was beer he g,,; drunk on in
Louisville. but lle says he has found
ou: now that it'woh't do for him 10
drink that either.
TON Henry always acts the gem
tleinan when hs is sober anyway,
which can't be said OF Jacob,p said
one Of the party who started to leave
at the closoeoi Henry's speech. ees
~ lcob's argument wouli sound
we'll enough coming from Republi-
can, but from a pretented Democrat
it iS rather peculiar" S
I'm glad Henry came. If he will
follow Jacob everywhere hs'll do a
wonderful amount Of good for himself
and the party"
Didn't tho boys 'hollcr' when
Henry said he did vote for Bsck!"
This persecution Of Hcury is be-
ginningito arouse sympathy for him.
and he'll make votes byitin August :
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MoayAv couSem, CuosrS FuiExps
Meets second and Fourth Monday
nights in each month at n. Of P.
HILL AsD. Rodgers. @. g., B. NJ.
HARRISON, Secretary.
NAsoSIc LonoR--AIee,s LIST Monday
evening in each manth. at Masonic
'Iall. loo McCarrell w. ~. a, II
CLARK, Secretary.
EvraaaErS LopoH, No. 3S KyIaurs
or PsTHlAs-Meets at X. Of p. Hall,
2ni saa ith rharsday evenings in
each month. !. s. Chastain, q. c.,
J.W Gross. X. Of r. Y =.
Eridowmcnt rank, 3rd Monday eve
ming in each mouth. A. y. Rodgers,
Pres; L. n. Davis. Sec and Treas.
Opp FeLLows Third story. Hop.
!. kinsvillc Bank building. meets every
Friday evening. Eucampmnnt meets
every LIST, and Srl Thursday even
ings.
A. O. u. w W.--AIeets at K. Off
TTall every u and 4th Tuesday even
ipgs. z. NJ. Owen, NJ. W..
X. Of II. LonaE--Meets at X. OF p
Hall LIST and 3rl Tuesday nights d
--.cach month. w. T.. Randall. 4. R
eR, q. Gave, Dictator.
KNdur TraplalA-Neeis 4ib Mon.
day night in each month, at Masonic
Hall.
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Snipsd.

On Friday night some Young men
OF our usual quiet community, played
quite a practical Joke on young and
Loiiissillian who was
spending a few days III Our city In
search OF pleasure. During his hrisf
visit he became emamored Of hean-
liful and somewhat vivaclous young
lady ut ono OF our schools. lie re-
lated the story Of his love TO his sup
posed gentlemen friends, who, by.
means Of a forged letter, arranged a
meeting between the couple. Az tho
proper time, When the town clock
tulled the hour often, tho ambitious
Romeo arrived at the proposed 'r,st-'
ing place, accompanied by his sup
posed bosom friend. But just as he
expected TO breathe into the III ear
OF his sweetheart a tale OF love,
shot was fired from behind stono
fence, and the friend Of our hcro
dropped TO the ground with proan.
aud Immediately a dozen shots were
fired, causing him 10 run for dear lilo
through pastures green and ihieke's,
thick, aud at last arrived at his hotel
"a relate the s'ar'l.nl
sfo,, ~ -Iflurr,lsisur,. E..tVrf 4. N
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Said the gilded youth: eyes. It's
a mighty nice thing 10 be engaged to
seven or eight girls. 1; you call ON
one aud she isn't at home you can 90
and see another, and IL you find any
other fellow present, why, he's got to
give wav to you Get iuto trouble,
breach Of promise suits eic3 Oh, no.
When girl gots to be troublesome,
turn savagely on her and says: per
1dlous womansI | know all Denials
and explanations are useless! |
break our engagement That settles
ii. You can no dcad sure she has
been flirting with some fellow, and
she'll think you've discovered il, and
either give the real facts of her pro-
ceedlngs away, trying TO explain, or
else say nothing and let YOU 20. Its
dead sure thing every lime"
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TIE MooNsE1NER'S DAuGE,
TER.

The men Was away at the WILD cat stiii.
| when onp OF them artlst chaps
Stopped ut the cabin OF Moon,hiner Bill
And dropped on the por' h his trap.
He asked for drink OF watri-
II being warnisli day
And when Intle Kate hrorght IL,
lie asked her toilet hnn stay
And rest on the shady porch awhllc,l
| And Kate. who never spoke III.
Said ''ye-." with smile. and never Il though
Of the hid away mountain still
Presently Moonshner Bill came home.
| And his gal. wniiln' down by the gatc,,
crled: dad, theresa nice talkln stranger
come;
Now kiss, please. for little Kate"
The artist rix to his feet and said: 4
"I'm sorry TO 40 intrude;
iBut loye OF naturc my sieIs have led
To this picturesque solItudu.'
Talk 80 pcaFt ami proper and fne
sortcr stiinted old Dill,
| And he drolpcd a jug Of new mconshine
iic had packed fitm t!v wild cat stil.
The artist spy stsId day after day,
skctchiu and actin his part.
And when ho left tr 20 on his way
lie carried on little Kate's heat.
sha watched for hia comm soon and latc,
And she turne'l her wheel and rpun.
And the gray ow lhooleii .who Is trur9"
Aml the frogs said. "Ssry one"
l;ut he came at lhst. One set ofsun,
assho watcnni tho ros,l 10 the glen,
She saw him ride 10 his uniform
Al the head OF thu government men.
She ihoaght that his solcmnly plishtcd VOWS
liriad nislc 10 break 1t will,
Aud with llasliin' eycs shc lcft the houss
TJsigaal the men at ths still.
sho ran lik. door: bat tho alyary men
Charged the still at n fattin' gait,
Aud when she reached the head Of the glen
She knew she n come too late:
For some were capt'n ed, hut BiIl was game,
He Stool hi-ground on the hill
rilI they lies',d him close. .ihen when he run
Twas cussing and hShtin' stIil
After him, mrn." the captain cried.
AMI hs isslisl dawn the rasine's bcd,.
Wen prove his bonslin' throat lua lie
We'll take hun alive or dead"
Al ihis Bill halted. cooked mis- Gun.
Drawei n sure brhd. bonnd-to shoot
fhc man coaim' dosn that rayinc
la 'lcadiy and 6 coss pursuit.
That man never seen HE llsh-hid Zoe
TIL kata lcsped lowp.the roer,
Aud sprang to meet that lesIcn death.
Iirn hear, stopped tho uullctt's chuck.
She rerled and fell, and the man whose lilo
She saved Mt the cost of her own,
Ctfcd God of hceser! Ny darling Ka.e"
Aud dropped GU his knee with sr.,an.
frcm the rueky ground he raiscIl nur heal:
Her blue ryes,shone with bliss.
Shc smiled on hlm as sllc taintl, sail:
la ly i,x-for yOl-one kiss"
Then tho loviu' light that allied her eyes
Grew dim. aad the angel, pcsce.i
stopped from the shlni;' world Beyond
Aud give her spirit release.
Id. Is. In Sunny South
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eAa2gETsBURa


HpiroR SOUTH AENruch'AN'
o''ce yo"r corrssponuc,. 'as'
wru'r, 'Ho e''"n 'ho"s'es "va'n mo
ci"''ne" ~ 10 ''e''n' WY Mo'"n
Young nah o' u',s sic'niv 'h .ue
pefsv" o' ar n'cnaru nu''. "r
Hunt was s'ricSen uowh VIVA q
severe at'ncA o' l'ncu''u,,'a my con
''iueu 70 srow Morsr ~ uoa'h pu'
an emu 10 'aru,'N sunesins'
lug ueceaSea "as soo'' .n r"u ~
dus'rious young geh'ic'',a"' 20 yeu,s
OF nge' anu leaves hu'ioer y 'rieias l'.. :
ana re'"u'cs " no"'' o'e' h's oa''s
uea'h'
MISS Lucy S"a',c,, " ,nc uar'u''s' ','
oufg no'gnoorhoou, ms ior so'i'e'''hc
zee" qn'.e III WIN cups"'hl'''ou o"' M
IS now 'hptov'ns' nay sue so"n ~
enu'e'y ,cs'oreu " "oa'''''s '"o "'s'
o. he wnv'c eo,i'',,uu''y.
Mr. Mi''er, o' ir,norohe, 70 INV ,''
opcninsa now s'oeN ~ Wy eoo"s'
l@ruwaie Nc ~ 'nc s,9fe ,orsncs'y
oceupleu " MT ~ ~" Daco" uc'
ceased;
Inc impsove'nen' ~ u",'u''s"u's ',.. !
Is suujcc, worthy " erA'.'au"i' ai'u
y y 70 " hopeu .ha' 'nc soou worh
WI ooh'inue 70 " on
hcv. mr. 'raso" ms recon.'y
nrougn' a !ui' s'opk oi no',ons anu .,n
Tc,' &c., 70 VIEWERS p'ors On 'hc
lNtntctte Hnu .IlDliklNSfltlo Eutu.
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a :elrhus wore his blecehs tlght,
of that he dilu't think
Whom he l'ut on the roller skates
10 show OF u, the rink.
Ills drst adventure was his iast;
He'll put ON skates no moro;
lie tried 10 kjrk the roofall IN,
And sat down on The ilror.
When Dolphy dropped the girls ali laughed
itwas an awful fall--
And when thcs had their backs all turned
licbaske,l W against the Wall,
He called u tiiend, took or his skates,
Aaa giving hum awins,
said "Jnn lend my that long-ta'lcd coat:
Iwsnt To leave this rink"
--Argonaut.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


BwrisT--Souih Main Street, Rev.
I. q. Keen, pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning anl evening. sun
day school every Sabbath morning.
p.,.;'.. p .,.a., ~, w.,.i.. -
M, a;ul: ~, "Ds'S "'',h 80 ''
s"' w
CnnRrr,x-- Nashville Street, ELL.
William Powell, pastor. Services
every sabha,h morning and evening.
iug Prayer meeting every Wedues.
.lay evening
NJ. Il. SourH-NashviIlc street,
Rev. S. r. Brewer pastor. Services
s,,,,o !. ..hno, svasy Snn,lnv n,,,,,,;n,,
pra,er ,ns.,;n,, s,syy WadnesIsS
a,o,,;,.,
Flnsr pnrsnyvRnr,v-- -linsscllvilic
vices eyerv sabbath morning sun-
,lsy school every Sunday morning
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday
ese'''"'
IN 'S'aa' u,aa', ~ "'p' 4 ~, nas,"r
s.,,,.,'.os Z ',S ,s, .,'g al s,,hhs.t r,orn'
;na and a,.a";nas I smndav scLna,
e g" Sal p.s,.o.. - 49,,
H.. ...aa.. w amaa',' ..a,;n'. es'
20
Er'scorAI--vlTg'n'a Street, Rev,
every Sabbath at lOh. A, NJ. and 81,
p NJ. Sunday school every Sunday
morning
CUMBERLAND Pnrspyrrnrau--Rus-
se''v'''e ot'eet' rev. n, ~ smith,
pastor. services every oaooatn morn
'ug an. evening ,ayef meo'i"e
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ADVERTISING RATE.
opinion fs yeniurea' III the ls,isrs as
ID tile crop outlook either iii Great
Britain or ON ,lid coh,incnit
~, G., f. BowAgs
WASHINGTON ii; LETTER
Washington, b. G. June 8. 1889.


Betwdcn tiie elecIio contest IN tho
lower hodsc OF Congress aiid the a-
telition attracted By tho revolt against
the Cameron rule in, Penhsylvanin'
politics have been usIalIy lively AID
interesting during the last tewdays.
Senator Mitchell Is Il good ilsAi OF ~
lion jusl iiow,an the inliltalisns ara
that both Don Cameron and Presi-
dent Arthur will eventually regret
haviljw treated him so uncomproisiiEs
ingly. Governor Curtin said III con.i
vpfsaiion few days ago that the In
,iepehdeht movement IA assuming
proportiois Cameron never dreanet
of. The moral influence OF such niri
rs Mitchell and Marshall y not 70 DO
tightly estimated, There Ia no lhcat
fight, bnt coiitcs, Tor the dominitoii'
OF III. Sinlwnrt iactioIi,' which cors
trols tie inachiAcry. Of tho party III
Pennsylvaiii;i Us ii just now happens
10 control the National organizations
through Federal patronage. Aiid'd
Camefon's courseis likely to proviils
surprise for the Arthur adiiiiiislr''-
iratiUh rs unlocked Tor as Il win bs
u,sas.,ous ,n''.s,',s ~, ~ ,v;..,v a','i ,,n,;,,aS
oelnog.n'' ,. Az n, ,,..p.., at pS,si,u.,,
s'ra'Rn,, elean .,,,',', vAs, a .,.,,';,.,,
power WI, 'ake '",n"'' 'v .,,',,,. ~. ,'
Cameron will go,ivwn tpgvis,ery nnd
y. w y9o VII fu' A"''li1"si ss''is
'hguais' ,,,..,.,. - t,o, ,bsf.,,,,
- - s.a;n ~ ,t.nss ~ ' ,.,.ya ,n,,,,.;,
ncinoora.' .a,, ~ ny 49, ~, ~" s,s,., NJ.
,luir oaoM.soio a". ~ ,.,,,.,,.s.,. c,,,,
nce'' '',auo asna"ns v.,,.,,,,;r"as uS ) r.,
.en'pl"ou 'y ..';. uau n.ru~' ,,.,,',,'. ~.
ryi,x pus NY. p,os ,s''..,,.."s D. ,,,,.,s
'ssa'"s 's, ooa." sa'ss,,ss;'',,v " wh,r,. s,r. !,
'.asNo, .aso II; 0,,'.,1'.s, ssvs ,tnh,ayery H..
sea ~" ..'.,',', an $50. ~, '.''rry,n.s .,,,I,s
oee,' .o'u,ssa ." .,.,,,n No. ;,",; G,.,;.',r. Gr>s
.o..os., ;"o !, au"rv u u,c.ns rn"w,,
,or y soi'lns y ess, 'noa"g ,s.n 's"'. ""
Wltktu DhTtlthil ctUttiCs al tHto
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IoPKINSyILLE, KENTUCKY, TUESDAY, JUNE s. 1882
stand It If any one can.

stand II If any one can.
But here |, d other clause, Mason, /
said. On account of your splendid
bravery yesterday ton have been
promoted 10 Second Licutcnantcy.
What, me? Colonel. ne?
Yes Lieut.. Mas,h, youl
Thank God! hurst out, and The
hrayest man In the Northern army
stepped into his tent 10 send n streak
OF sunlight 10 cheer up his broken
hearted mother
And that's the man who inst lifted
Whisky Bill into his wagon!
Yes. sir, that's tho nian. and he's
brave enough 10 do anything. fron,
pulling down Rebel fisg to leading
adpunkcn romrade out of n saloon.
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Eighty-Fiye Dollars Lost.

"You do not tell me that your hns-
band is up and entirely cured by so
simple a medicine as parker's Ginger
Tonic?" EYES, indeed. | do" said
Mrs Benianinto her neighbor," and
after we had lost eighty-fve dollars
in ,ioctor's bills and prescriptions
X ow my husband feels as Well as
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a Vigorous Growth

or tho hair Is often promoted by
using parkcf's Hair Balsam. II al
ways restores the youthful color AMI
lusirc tc gray hair, gives Il new lifs
and removes all irritation aid dand-
run. ss Hsi'A
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lrna'ids suffering from pluggislnc' 8
oithe Ever, feeble action Of the heart.
a iscling or soIlocaliou and debility
arising from various csuses, bni su,v
lelicI in Browns Iron Bitlers.
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Bethel Female College,
noPKINsvlLLE. Ky.

The FAN session of 1871 will omen on Mon
iay ,2oth of august. with Increased iac,iities
fNr thnA,incAllon 0fvuunv Mtiics. Trrms ns
hcrrtofurc. rnrinfornlativn apply to or ait
S "' !. W, EusJ.
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LYDIA G. PRNKHAEa's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


lss rasI.Lye cnIa
Fer all ths.e Painfal Coup pla.nss and Weaknesses
sees.niaea 10 our boat female pspriassa.
A Medicine fpr Woman. Invented BY a Woman.
rrpersd by Woman.
hs or,r, a.a,sl Dlss,rrJ suss The Daru Of iissr1.
trt rsvlyN isy drooa.Es saslss, lnriycraics I'd
haf1n1als-, orTznis frasuoas, gives onsy.tJ ard
rnne 20 tss stsr rpstores TIE asturs hsrc 70 lie
rosaae ,lier spsiny aad s.riy einnacr tins.
~ :yslclin, usc Il AMI Prescribe u Frssiy ~Ea
srsnoves fain.nsss. astl sncy, destroy, all cseting
Cor u.rriiat .nd rvsyus w alnsas Of tho stomach.
That fsslins oibsasias dsan. esuAiag p.la WEIGHT
and bassaeAc, Is aiways permanently cured IT, use
fcr The cart Of Kiiaoy cJa,.aints of eitser sck
thi. ces2enaa Il uhsnrrassed.
LYDIA r. PJSKuAas HOOD pupTIEr
Hood AID styo tons aal atsrneth 10 tho eysts1 u
nAAn vOmAs or eAlli- in-lui On hasiagiL
Bo.htAe con?oend AL Dl,od Furinsr arc pr-rSrrd
a. IS and ~ weaeru A-onn" Lya., sas- rTl,s q
slthcr q. r bottles for g. scntb nail IN thr fora
dpls or afisrcagss On receipt OF ps.ss o. rrs bcr
for ether Mrs pnshae freely srswess ~ ieite.s Of
inauiiy. Eaclose sct stamp. 5oadforralnrhi,l
10 fsnny ghsuld hc without LYDIA T. rsyruAss
a.. Sts tsiS i Il sss Si iivsE r'S s eea pr IT, '
cyrsoid by all DFussisis.-1a %
@EzTza1@ Eg
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!. DOCTORS.

+ Asyruar, Hopper block. over Phelps
LIZ son.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-04
The Great Southern Rsmedy.o

"Brazo, Chill Cure" which is war.
ranted tor the cure of ILLS and fever.
is a positive autidote for malaria, and
has no rival as tonic for building mn
an rmaCiated system from such eli.
matte causes, and to those who are
necessarily exposed to miasmatic infu.
ences, and are attended with the fol
lowing symptoms, such b. loss OF appe.
ME, achlng OF the back and joints, fe-
NtrlShness, severe headache, indisposi.
ton to get about, low spirits, slcepless.
ness, emily sensations, and eventually
not, burning fever, which may finally
terminate in bilious, rcmittent or in-
urmittrnt fever, We would suggest that
y"n keep supply on hand all the
time and take u dose three times daily,
No other medicine is necessary, As il is
very concentrated and powerful ina its
effects IN removing the poisonous ele.
mrhlS from the blood, and no one can
appreciate this warning better than the
FARMER, who Is more or less expOsed
To those atmospheric pOisons. especi,lly
IN the tai season, when gathering their
crop, IN the midday sun, cool nights
ana heavy dews of morning, then In IL
ih"sr malignant tcvers are most preya.
I'nl' auu To them we would recommend
10 IAN" dose of "Bralos Chill Cure"
every morning on rising, il they would
A'"ld the danger OF much suffering, Ia
'Ay nothing of the time and expense
'a'rd in the end. No strychnine or
Hr'ehlc' The physicians prescribe and
recommend 1t. Ask your druggist foI
u ana take no other. Price 81 per bot.
lie' Prepared only by
TUCKER & WILLIS,
Waco, Texas.
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Improved Iron lnvlgorator,

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
huntiOn known to the prof, ssiOn, IN
which iron is combined; and so complete
is the success of tins preparation, that il Is
destined t. become. without a doubt, the
moI pupul r OF all the iron tonics now
in use. And we hesitate not to tell lou
that this medicine is no secret nOstrum OF
choIply Cotton NJ comp und, but truly a
genuine constitutional remedy, possess
ing those Alternative powers so necessary
To rccupcrnte and invignrate the human
-N,tcm when broken dom by that fearful
disease commonly called. and better
hnuwu n dyspepsia and indigestion, from
which ninr.trnths of all our ills first orig
inatc, because when the digrstiun il I'M
paired from want of the natural salt that
Is 50 important in the digestive ccOnom9
OF man, then II is that this .NnER IN ms
many iypeS,m Usually called iiscu,rs.such rs
h-,lludr ana soar stomach, wNkuiu)1 rs
mental exhaustion, impaiIcd Vitality. witt
general prustrallun OF the whole system
liver complaint, followed nv night swcats
ami hll disc SEES at the BLOOD, Liver. MD
NEN and BLADDER, thar produces those
fearful aches known is rneumatisr.. ncu.
r'lglA, backache and nervous nj sick
htadaChr. And Al cOuslHptivrS, and
weak females, whp are in sehr,h OF a
good tonic to build up their consllt tion,
cannut tind, We honestly believe. better
OF a more certain remedy on earth one
bottle il sufficient t. prove to loi its
wonderful medicinal properties, il lken
regularly according To direction ASK
your druggist Tor IMPROVED IRoS VIC.
ORATOR. and be SURE In take no ..heE.
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared on by
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas.
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spoons would advance from the fact
that AN assessment Tor campaign pur-
poses would become necessary and that
said assessment would b. called on silver
spoons lowing TO the practical expert
eA and uue4uallcd facilities OF the
candidate Tor raising funds on such
goods II this should be the case, am
happy 10 inform the public that | am
selling and will continue to sell Rogers
& Bros celebrated silver ware at my
advertised price which are lower than
ny house IN Texas, at j. Levinski's.