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DEATH TO ANTS.
A Perfect and Certain insect
eide Com Hund.

Messrs. Tucker 4 Willis. our live and
wide.awakc Third stree. druggists, have
recently purchased the slutc agency for
one Of the most novel, certain and de-
sirablo inventions over produced in this
age Of wonders II is cumpnund 10y
which yards and gardens eau be eiIectn.
ally aud permanently rid Of our greatest
posts, the large red aud small ants The
directions for its use are simple, aud II
can be applied by any person. without
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i.l.I
Improved iron lnyiaoralOr

The most perfect and satisfactory a.
Mnnlion known 10 the prot al, w 70
hich iron is cnmbn,d ami ~ s's.., !
Is the success OF tins preparation n r
destined to become, without a ,inni, 4
most pupul q ol all the non tnrJa
ia use. And we hesitate NOT Ia nj. "
that this medicine is no secret moi
chraply COTTON ~ conn. nud hnt ,g,
genuine constitutional Remedy NY
my those Alternative puWor, 81 M
to I, cuprrttc and invisurgtp iba h..
system When broken down by fiat ,".
disease commonly called. and b..
hnnwn a dNspcps'HHnd indigestion e.,
which nine lrnths OtaIl our i'll, frt
mate, because wien the digestion \ !
paired from want al the nainnl al, i.
is 30 important in the Dig, live pon,
OF man, then il is that hi. ,NIrsg m
many lyrts IA ualiy called llisra.t.Nrl,
las,lIudr and sour stum4- h. wakem,'
mental exhaustion, impnu,d liIaIib I.
general pru~tIaliun at the whole no,
liver complaint, iuiloNcd ly might "a,
aud Hll dise tsrs Oi the moon. LIVE, n
HEY and HLNbuEE. ,ltu produce, N,
leHllul aches known n- ru,umalpn /.
rnlgin, hackache and nervous and I
headache And all roHsuapil,,, ,
weak females, who ave iu ,erch d
good tuuic 10 huilh mp their consti,tl
rannnt ind. Wr honestly b,lirre.A Ia
ora more certain remedy uuesltb d
bottle is sulli' lent t. prove Ia t0
wonderful medicinal properties. 4 d
regularly Ascending Ia directions 4
your druggist Ion lNrRuyfu lRuy br
ORATOR. AMI be- .uyr tn take no "a
Price - per hottie Prepared onIi
Tucker & Willis. Waco, r.Nts
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We wish to implrss upon the minds OF
the people Of Wucu and vicinity our .Ntta
facilities tor supplying them with every
hing in the line Of groceries, produ e.
provision. grain, etc. We shall handle
Oul the purc-t goods that money and *
pcrenpc can procure, aud by cutting short
every possible rNpuu-e nHd buying 100 the
iitsi mnrkcts of The county 90 tlr lowest
cbb. of the market. We can Hut ARE de.
trrmined t. furnish the best go1ds ton the
least money We solicit "A trial, and .uai
ante p'rir satisfaction m every case Ur
The goods can be returned nj our expense.
\. JoNE, YNIuK ~ BIO.
Nos. / and PrAilcr Block
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We arc H"o rcc'irmg II c05 jodd oj
fine western POtotoes dajy uDd az
rrpared IN IN ,nim djspotrt my
0yd all n,d,rS nj 1owcSt D5a,6e,
price, amt purchasers Dc,d not tco
decdg as Mey ar, oyrjriDg IN spitnd,d
roDd,ttoH aa@ "N keep HnV rcrsop
bic 'c"gN Of tim.
rLEEFLAND d CANEEON
i13Utr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-24

Farmer Fricuds-We have for You Il
big lot Of cheap castor oil for your har.
ness and general lubricatiug purposes,
also n good supply OF wagon aud buggy
pHints Then grease up the harness.
aud paint up the Old plow stock.
wagons, buggies aud all farm machinery
which, by 10 dong, will be big money
in your pockets after awhile. Tucker \
WilLR--720tc
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The signal service bureau reports the In
dicatlons Tor to-day Tor the West Gtni
states, light rains. cloudy weather
winds mostly from cast io west, stationary
OF higher temperature. lower OF s'ationn-
~ barometer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-24

Gcntlcmeu, you will want II good, solid
pair OF shoes Tor winter wear buy none
hut l.. Is yden Co.'S make; they are
made OF the best material, OF good work
manship and will uut-woar any other
shoe madr, every pair warranted, 10 be
found only Mt Sanger Bro'a.--S2Olw.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rne firm OF Holland y lIell, proprlctors
OF the Horse Shoe Ihcaicr, In Waco,
Texas, Is this day dissolved nv mutual
consent. by the retirement 1T NJ. 4. lInl-
land. From this date John Bell will alone
be entitled 10 collect debts due the late
lirm and hc hereby assumes liability Of all
the debts of the old firm. In retiring from
the late firm NJ + Holland bcsp,nks a
continuance of the public favor Tor Nj.
John Bel, Who will hei eater carry on the
business Tor his own account.
Nj. Il. iloLLANp,
JOuS Bell
Waco, August y, lSS2 s22lw
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pOs'TI'ONI:,II:N'E.
Pe,e Cha,npe,re To Night.

On account of the incicmrucy " fhc
weather the second night Of the feto
chaupctrc has been postponed until this
evening Full programme tonight
with grand balloon ascension, and IL
grand illumination Prizes awarded
mud votes decided tonight
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IL what will make you strong, healthy
and vigorous. Don't fat to tnke II
bottle homo, If you would have your
wife aud children to hive red, rosy
checks and smiling faces, aud it i ~
pleasant to take, too. Tucker N Willis
-7gDIp
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The "Electur Screw Worm Killer Of
Tucker 4 willis, takes the lead of an
others for not only destroying the
worms, but healing the wound nuI keep
ing or the flies, and i is SO cheap, too,
% ceniA fnf a nlnt hnttlr-72OhAwtk
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Consumption

Thousands who have long suffered from
weak lungs, short breath. asthma and
'0Bsumpliun,havo found rlict IN Browns
Iron Bnters, "a true tonic. sold 10y Tuck
or ~ Wills, Waco, 'IrXrs.- : lI-lw
The people's clothicrs, Sanger Broa's
Gun now be found in their now bmlimgs
uoXt to the McClellAnd hotel -slHtc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-24

Smart Weed and Bclladouna com
bncd with the other ingredients used III
the best porou- plnstcrs make Carriers
$. W & Is. BnckRchr plnsters, the best
IN the market Price % cents. Sold 10y
Fucker n Willis, Wuco, Tcxus. -s22l "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-24

DALLAS, June, II. lSN2
To whom It Missy Concern
We understand certain interruptions
parties In Waco are claiming 10 represent
the Erie City iron works and be- able to
take orders for their goods, at the same
time representing them as inf, riOr and
Offering at figures away below what il
costs To build, In order to sell other work.
We brand thcs, parties as frauds and eau
llun the public against them. We have NO
regular agents nj Waco ut prcscnt Tor the
Erie City factory, but shall be pleased
To appoint any good firm OF man to ~
present them therc, and In Joining terri.
tory. {. A. kEATING.
Jurisprudence with buyers ui engines
and boilers solicited
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Tho papers are full of Food" medi.
rines, but there IL no food" nonsense
about Carter's Liver Bitters. They
make you want all the foot you eau get.
Sold 10y Tucker X Willis, Waco, Texas
-SggIW
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CasCara Cordial.

One of the latest and mo-,
all liquid cathartics, This eiogo,a,l ea'lai \
ton Is made with scrupulons phlt,
me o,st ana most carefully sele CS,e as
rial. 1t is with the greatest LIVED 1--WE nrs
we recommend this very ,rm,cH.et d
harmless remedy US being tho ,"i 's L
surcst laxative and catmaftic to, @les d
males and children, now in n V' weak
habitual constipation and iDdloo.aId i
cannot iind.anything more snssIr N
tain. 1t is combined with aro,! ! ,de
such "A manner that the bittrrnnas'
cascara sagrada Is cpmplrtely Md d
ASK your druggist for it. ami be " ,o,a
take other. Price IN cents n.y. N.Y., we
Prepared by Tucker " wRG.l. % ~
Texas. '"'S' Va
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The La Belle Sonora Cigar. at 7. "
Tnrrunts lBohrcns old stuudl
SlSllw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-24

Look Mt the date on the printed slip
pasted on your paper. 1t shows when
your subscription expires. TO secure TN
htnkcn ii,cs renew two OF three weeks be
,rc cNpItHtlnn.
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q CARD.

Olline of Erie City Iron Works. Manu-.
iactur,rs OF Steam EngiHes, Boiler. and
saw Mills.
ERIE, PENN,, June 5, lSS2
To whom II May Concern
{. \, Heating Esq. OF Dallas Texas. has
been appointed sole agent Ia the state at
Texas, for the sale OF ali kinds Ut mathin.
cry manufactured by US.
ERE CRY IRoN WoRKs
nv GEo, SKI poN, President
New York Office AMI warcrooms s.
CORTLAND street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-24

VIII open its tall term with nm exccllcn
faculty on September dth.
SAM'L. =. WRfGnT,
Wl2dS wbw President.
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Improved Iron invigorntor

l.. Boydrn ~ Coz. mems fine scwcd
shoes Mt Sanger Bros. '-S-ll tic
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The gents furnishing goods hous,
Sanger Bros s2Olw.
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Under the direction oi the Sisters uf 81.
Mary. will reopen Monday, september
18th.
The new building now nearly COM
plrtcd, will afford ample accommodation
tor bvaIdegs and day pupils.
For terms address NisleIs OF So Mary
--USl2lwlm
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Where was Moses when the light
went ont At Sanger Bros, buying ID
pair Il Boyden's tine shoes --S2OlW.
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GULF, COLORADO & SANTAfthI
OoNNECTIONsI

atGALyESTON with Mnml. 4 4
Oi Steamers iOr. key Nrs' anu NJ" "A,
Morgan Line ior New OrIeili,, ann NJ
nola, Corpus Christi, BrJWn'u'
Vera Cruz. ,.pgrl
At ARCOLA with |, a Il. N n. h ',o,t
columbia and iuwu- m B'1l',,t' Il
.IROSENBERG vain t. II .., NM
railway, (Sunsrt Roulr) ter s ",' nd
Welmar, Hal wood, l!uI'ng' ''W,tnI
MO. Laredo, tvaIde and VIII
Texas and MeXico;alsu lor ll3ou,Mitt
star aud Crescent Rontc lor p'gsn p,a
Orange Lake CllarirS,thr leI ,ts ~
New orleans and all polnls u, u,' yAl
east, North and East Nllll ewShy,ll
Texas \ Mexican railway !" rae
Victoria aud station "u lla' ' .,D,p nf /
Il SEALY with I,Na,, ,nF,,a'sG'sd,rI
way Tor Patti on, Leslie W lui'"4
Houston. IT CnI
AT BRENNAN WIN IT, a. .sl. III
way Tor Hampstead I.,'V'',
Jings McDadc and Ausln', pr
Az NILANO with l,A T. i n, " b
Hearne. Palestine, h',N'S s,e Ni3aI
Rock Georgetown, Au'l''ii' o,a5[msI
New Brauui.ls. san AnlnId' ip' MI
At TEMPLE with Museum
railway for Waco ., r.,sadst
AT MctsREGOR win 1Scrj8sI
Louis railway lo, We. NJ Cls
Athens, Tyler, Mount li''''
TeNarkana. C4btnl 2
At MORGAN with IIhas iir,JfI, 9
way tor Waco. Ross. llleg. ,,'
co and all point On ila' i ufb Mss
AT FORT WORph rruIlsanle
Pacific ana Texts Pt''Ilt t ,aT + y
ali points on those lines, IL he -
Santa Fe. san Francisco ., n ~
Coast, and Tor kansas II 'noasN
Chicago. New York ana AH
East and West ,nsHy
ss-Ses that your tickets i' ,i-ss,.-
HFor mii Information add' ,regu.
GALVESTON, rfNH
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o interest to the ladies' u new auG
elegant line Of dress goods, hosiery uuu
notions are now to bc seen ut Suugci
Brus.-SOGtc.
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Don't let these soft dnyH pas without
procuring your own md friends pictures
while hey may bo had so chcuply We
stay positively but ten days longer.
Blne portable gallery.
Sgilw 4, &. d. MlIIpu
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Missouri Pacific. norfh................ 4 y. IN.
soufl........ ....... ga. ~
Texas and -. Louis, en-t........".....H p N.
Houston and Texas Central. suu'h..i +. M,
west . T.. III
Gat.sville, Coryoll, Osagr, & u"ioid
and Nj. O'ivct, daily ,.,... ....... ga IN
China Springs and Botque'il.r.Iurs-
day. Thursday AMI saturday ....- ~ ui'
Eagle Spring. Leland aud Coke.
Tur.day, Thursday aud saturday "a. ui'
Golinda and Robiu-On Tuesday
Thursday and Sa'unial .............. u ~
sutcgi,yilic, Tuesday and saturday = a ~.
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The peoples clothiers. Sanger Bros
gDnI AZ
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Do not ponder about the ills OF this
world, but when you feel ont OF sorts
try bottle OF "Courad's Budweiscr
Beer" Ask your druggist for H.
SOIL a
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]. VI. FmNMAN. b Angtin N
The Republican journal., 1882-07-27
Good Words for Maine.

The Delaware County Advocate pub
lished at Chester, Pa, ays-During the
hot weather when the thermometer is in
The nineties, it is rather aggravating to
read tnat at EastpOrt, Me-, one of the
signal service stations of the country, the
thermometer rarely gets above 10 deg
During one Of the hot days of the past
week it was but 60 deg. there. Anywhere
on the Maine coast from Portland east
ward as far as st. John, n. B., which is
but short distance out of Uncle Samuers
domains, more desirable places can be
found to spend July and August than in
any other State in the Union of which we
have any knowledge 1t is always cool
there, and the clothing usually worn in
the spring and fall in this latitude would
be none too warm, and possibly under
tannels would beneeded towards evening
Maine is grand place in which to spend
a few weeks. Deep-sea fishing can be
had at any time by those who are fond
OF the pastime, while the lakes and
mountains inland are perpetual pleasure
to the tourist. The beauties of Maine
are becoming better known as the years
advance, and those who have been there
once are sure to try it again and induce
as many friends as have time and money
to go with them. Old Orchard Beach,
Bar and Southwest Harbors, Eastport,
Portland, Rockland, Ninalhaven, and Cas-
tine are only a few of the more noted
pleasure resorts, but the traveller who
has the time and means at command can
lind scores of others up the Kennebec and
PtnObscOt and along the rivers, bays and
Islands of bound Maine, which will
leave pleasant memories in the days that
are to come.
The Republican journal., 1882-07-27

Mr. Webster used to tell with great
zest an incident in his professional life, to
illustrate how past studies may prove of
great service in an emergency. While
practising in New Hampshire, a black
smith employed him to defend a contested
will. The case was such complicated
one that he was obliged to order books
from Boston at an expense of fifty dollars,
IN order to acquaint himself with, and to
settle the legal principles involved. He
won the case, and as the SUN involved
was small, charged fifteen dollars for
services, and was therefore largely out of
pocket. Many years after, when passing
through New York, he was consulted by
Aaron Burr.
81 have very perpexing case" said
Alr. Burr, (Which | cannot disentangle.
know | am right, but see no way of
proving it in court"
Mr.. Webster listened, and found the
principles Identical with his early case.
He stated them in such a luminous
way that Mr.. Burr exctedly asked, "Have
you been consulted before, Mr.. Webster?"
''No sir, never head of the case till
you mentioned it,"
Chow is it possible that you could
unravel such a case at sight, when had
given many hours of anxious study to in
vain?"
Mr.. Webster enjoyed his perplexity,
but finally relieved him by statement
ofthe facts. a great sum was at stake, and
Mr. Webster received fee of one thous-
and dollars to balance his former loss.
The moral of this is that whatever is
worth doing at all is worth doing well.
Mr.. Webster, when ayoung lawyer, acted
Oh this maxim, and this laid the founda-
tiOns ofhis greatness as a lawyer.
The Republican journal., 1882-07-27
The Morning After the Wreck.

Twelve days out from port were we, and the
Boan,e Lesty a wreck.
MATES" cried the captain, 'clear the boat, and
bring the women on deck"
They came at his call without a word patient.
and still, and brave,
In the shuddering cold, in the raging wind, on
the roaring wave.
Tossed by the tempests before the blast. we
drove the long dark night,
And eagerly we watched the dawn. with its
shifting wan white light.
Twas in that light our captain stood, as he
sadly, firmly said:
1--WE have only one jar of water, only one loaf
of bread;
And these are for the women, say; yea every
drop and crumb."
The men looked over the watery waste and
were moment dumb.
You all have mothers and wives at home-be
kind to the women here"
LAY, ay, sir" came from each ready lip: ''We
will; you need not fear.''
Captain it was young bride spoke-''the
men at the Straining oar,
The hand that guides us DER this waste need
most this precious store.
Women cah always wait and pray" 'God
bless you." the captain said;
Then we'll share to the last our water, and our
one loaf of bread.
And | surely think that help will come, so why
should we despair:
God sees our boat on the great wide sea-His
angels are eYeryWhere.'
So they strove to cheer each others hearts as
the slow hours stole away;
And the day went down on the little boat keep
ing her perllOus way.
The day came up the day went down-again,
again. again;
The men grew faint, and sick, and wild. and all
hope seemed in vain;
The women crouched in dumb distress, patient
and praying still;
Only the captain kept his place. by the force of
mighty will.
At the midnight hour a woman spoke: "Col-
hto, tie slips IL Sight.
STEER to tie aorMra,H stead,ig: goa'U de mged at
mor,ttnq Hghtt'
Then with little ,hivering sigh the Youthful
spirit fled.
And the cloudy moon and the cold white stars
looked down upon the dead
But the captain caught her prophet tone. and
family he called out:
Friends. we shall be saved at morning light of
that have no doubt"
They tried TO answer. but the words died on
each fainting lip
But lo' when sunshine touched the east, there
lay the saving ship,
after years,
When the captain wakes at midnight, he will
think with PRAYER and tears
OF the bride who died in the open boat, who
saw through the gloomy night
The coming ship, and promised him. You'll be
saved at morning light"
larper'> Bazaar.
The Republican journal., 1882-07-27
Gems OF Thought.

Saved by suffering, not saved from it. Bishop
Huntington.
IIalf-witted people have talent Of talking
much and SAYING little.
1t is questionable whether any man quite
reli>heS being mistaken for any other man.
Dickens.
l therefore advise YOU. Young man. lust en-
terng into life, never TO be daunted bv Difficult
ties. George Moore.
1t always seemed to me a clever stupidity
only 10 have one sort of taent-amost like Il
carrier pigeon. George Eliot.
Nature is revelation Of God: art. a revelt-
tlon OF man. Indeed. art signifies no more than
this, art is power [Longfelow.
Those who, without knowing us enough,
lhlnk Ill Of Us. dO Us no wrong; they attack
not Us, but the phantom of their imagination.
La Bruy~re
1t l. the moment when our resolution seems
about 10 become reVOcable-When the fatal
iron gates are about to close upon us-that tests
our strength. George Eliot.
conversation presuppOses common svmpa-
lllN III the subject. great equality in the speak
erS. absence of cgotism, tender criticism of
what Is spoken. A. Bronson Alcott.
No manly man will feel ANYTHING of shame
circumstances. and no man feels a worthier
pride than when he has conquered the obstacles
to his progress. Blaine.
The little flower that opens in the meadows
lives and dies in season; but what agencies
have concentrated themselves to produce it. So
the human soul lives in the midst of heavenly
help. Elizabeth Peabody.
Ccnsurc and criticism never hurt ANYBODY.
II false, they cannot harm You. unless you are
wanting in character: and, if true they show
man his weak points. and fOreWarn him against
failure and trouble. Gladstone.
Good done for the sake of self the angels do
not call good, because il is done from self but
good done for its own sake they call good from
the Divine Source. and affirm that this good is
what constitutes heaven. because such good is
the Lord. SWedenborg.
Although men hate the details of dust pans
and scrubbing brushes. they like to witness the
effects; they like TO find the house in exact or
der. the wife fresh and smiling. the children
clean and happy. the pantaoons they left on
the floor brushed and put away, and the coat
with the ripped lining, which they threw '.soIne-
where" mended neatly and folded in its proper
place. Jennie June.
The Republican journal., 1882-07-27
s.E,M NOTICE.

( 4. establishment on Nj farm, will endeavor t
ma," il for me interest Of itigating parties ;no
thcir counsel I" cai on him for professional aid in
Stead ot going out Of the county for it, as he Will
noW give his time To his profession and the service
of his clients, who will find him in his Office daily
from \. VI 70 II at noon. and from to > F. NJ, and
at hi~ house 1T all other hours Of the day ready t.
attend t0 clients. The Waldo Bar embodes all the
l"@ talent Required q try both sides Of any il
court, and neci not submit to the modification OF
gong ont of the county tor professional assist
Hnrr. \. g. JEW EFT
Feb. H. l~-2.--Gmtu
The Republican journal., 1882-07-27
Honored and Blessed.

When a board of eminent physicians and chem
lists announced the discovery that by combining
some well known valuable remedies the most Won
derful medicine was produced, which would cure
such wide range of diseases that most all other
remedies could be dispensed with, many were skep-
teal but proof of its merits by actual trial has dis
PEELED all doubt and to-day the dscoyerers of that
great medicine Hop Bitters are honored and bless
ed by all as benefactors.
If you want to see deep mourning, take a trip
across the water in company with cargo of sea
sick passengers.
Nervousness, debility, and exhausted vitality
cured by using Browns Iron Btter5
The kind of cattle that the topper does not believe
in-Short horns
A Peerless Perfume
The refreshing aroma of Floreston Cologne, and
its lasting fragrance makes it peerless perfume
for the toilet.
Orchard parties are among the newest out-of
door entertainments But first catch your orchard
A Travellers Story.
After spending months at watering places and
consulting the best physicians without benefit, re
turned home dlSheartened and expected to die. \
friend urged trial of Parkers Ginger Tonic
Three bottles and careful diet have brought me eN
cellent health and spirits and hope my eNperi
ence may benefit similar sufferers Cincinnati
lady. See other column.
at is nice to have boys in the class, said wide
awake high-school girl; 1--WE sure of never
going to the foot
A Delicious Banquet
The modern epcure is too often afflicted with
dyspepsia, Indigestion or constipation after having
Satiated his appetite with delicious banquet and
an the luNurics of the season. BuKDOck BLOOD
BIrTERs positive cure for these and all other
disorders of the stomach Prlce 90, trial size 10
cents. For sale by Il. II. Moody, Belfast.
As between the cheese press and the printing
press the former is the strongest but the latter is
the most rapid.
The Republican journal., 1882-07-27
NEW Advertisements
$4,000 REWARD F.!

Will be paid for the detection and conviction Of
terfet or imitation IIor BIrrEKs, especially Bttcrs
preparations with the word Ilor ar IIors in
their name connected herewith, that is intended
to mslead or cheat the public, for amy prepara-
ton put in any form, pretending to be the same
HOP BITTERs The genuine have cluster of GREEN
Hops (notice this printed on the white label, and
the rdrest and best medicine on earth, especial
ly f@r Kidney, Liver and Nervous Diseases. Be
ware OF alI others, and of all pretended formulas
or recipes Of Hor BIrrfRS published in papers or
for sale, as they frauds and swinIles. Whoever
deals in any bu the genuine will be prosecuted.
lIOr BIlIERS MFG. CO.,
lt21 Rochester,. \ Y