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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16
FENAE. sRANGEMENTS
For the Reception of the Texas
Veterans.

Another meeting WAS held at the
courthouse last night for the purpose
of further perGecting the arrangements
already inaugaTated for giving the Tex
as veterans a hearty welcome and gen
erous reception when they come amongst
Us. The meeting was not very Urge
one but made up of the liberal, enter
prIslug citizens who always have to
shoulder all the resi- disabilities in such
matters ami let others reap the benefits.
The reports Of committees we're heard,
aud show that so far about one hundred
and scventy-tive homes have been pro-
vided, which, II Is needless to say, is en-
tlrely inadequate, and about $3.50 cash
has been subscribed, which is less than
half the amount needed. The commit
tees on transportation, decoration, etc,
reported that they would have every
timing in readiness for the occasion. Or
motion duly seconded every person in
the house was appointed a committee
ol one to solicit further donations toward
detraymg the expense of giving
the veterans a proper reception. From
The list 1t can be plainly seen that there
are many who might do something who
have not yet given particle OF aid, not
even j NOfU OF encouragement. 1t does
seem that on an occasion such as this will
be. that all would feel an interest in the
good name OF Waco We all remember
the 1lngs that were cast at us after the
Mai Fest, and how long it took Hs to get
over it, and we should not permit
"a repetition OF it. 1t is due TO
those Old grey bearded heroes that
We treat them well and send
them away rejoicing and if we do not
and fingers from the four corners of the
state point at us in shame when they are
gone, let us drop our head and acknow-
ledge the failure. This would be hard
thing for he proud citizens of Waco to
do, and when called upon by that COM
mittee avert such thing by giving what
You can. tits due ourselves and the old
veterans living in our city and county,
tone of whom donated of his lands, time
and money literally to assist in making
MS what we are) and another who sur
yeyed OFT our city and county that We,
as "a live, liberal and patriotic people,
do not allow these old men to 60 hence
without full attention and liberal treat
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Personal.

DR. j. H. Caldwell came in from China
Springs yesterday.
A. P. McKinnOn, Esq. of Iillsboro is
at the McClelland.
DR.. w. II. Dupree of Marlin, was in the
city yesterday on ayisit.
Mr.. r. w. Brown,of the Narrow Gauge
returned from Gainesville yesterday.
Mr.. Hiram Rogers, erewhiIe one of our
| toWnsmen, is over from Dallas on a visit.
Eight marriage licenses issued in the
past week, and the widows come in Tor a
fair share OF the game.
Mr.. w. S. Heard is back from a trip
up the Narrow Gauge in the interest OF
CleYeland IL Cameron.
AT O'Clock this morning Mrs. J. O
Ayers was in dying condition, and not
expected TO live until daylight.
MIR. NJ. L. Yeatman, proprietor OF the
Hubbard City Herald paid Waco flying
visit yesterday and looked in upon US.
Mi. Stephens. engineer-in-chief of thu
Texas 81 81. Louis railway and MIR. j. L.
jenkins OF the Clinton bridge company.
arrived by midnight train Friday night.
Mr.. Chas. Peterson. representing
Schmidt & Zregler, OF New Orleans. is in
the city again on his periodical commercial
tour and will remain over Sunday with
his family.
During this week we will have the
veterans, prohibitoniSts, ministers. Cor
nersville club, United States court. Horse
Shoe theater, and minor things too nu-
mcrous 10 mention.
Waco will be put to the test this week
as to what extent she is willing to sus-
tam her past reputation tor hospitality
Having earned a reputation second t.
none IN the state, in infant days. she
should not forfeit it now.
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"knOns the Breakers"

Many of our readers remember with
pleasure the presentation at Garland's
epera-house, a few months ago, of the
little drama entitled, "The Flower of
the Family" by the Enterprise club. 1t
was one of the very best entertainments
ever gotten up here. 1t is with pleas
ure, therefore, that we announce this
morning that the same talent will, on
Thursday night, the Doth instant, pre-
sent an equally interesting play entitled,
Among the Breakers" which will be
supplemented by the amusing farce.
Popping the Question" This bill
alone should be sufficient to at
tract large audience, but
when it is known the object is
to raise money for the benefit of the
First street cemetery, certainly every
body will feel like aiding in the goo
work. The full announcement, with
caste of characters, will be found in an
other column. We earnestly hope the
participants viii receive the encourage
ment they so well deserve.
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TWO CASES.
Felix w. Robertson and ssK
LaHlity" ON Trial.

Gen. Felix II. Robertson received q
telegram from Bolton yesterday an
nouncing the acquittal, in the district
court, of Felix W. Robertson, of Bell
county, of a charge of burglary and
theft preferred against him as long ago
as 1877. Gen. Robertson had been to
Bolton to defend the young man and
after seeing the case go to the jury re-
turned home, reaching here few hours
before receiving the news of the ac-
quittal. The friends of Felix Robertson
in this and Bell counties will re-
joice at his complete vindica-
ton after years of suffering patience,
some Of which were spent in jail
pending his appe is to higher courts
His aged father lives to share in the tri-
umph, but the loving mother sank under
the burden and has gone to her gravel.
The young man has suffered cruel ex-
perience, but it is TO be hoped his fu-
ture may compensate for it. The Grim.
of which he was charged was burglary
and robbery of Julius Tobler's jewelry
store, in Bolton, in 1877. The charge
was made ag INST him by Mr. John S.
Bonner, DIETER known in Waco as *
Lamity," of the Houston POST. Bonner
was first arrested "a the author of the
crime and it is said confessed it to Mar
shall Ed. Creary, of Austin He af-
terwardsisaid young Robertson was the
guilty party and it was on his state
ment Robertson was arrested. Bonner
has also been tried as an accessory, the
case dragging its weary length along
from court to court. He is now at Bel
ton for another trial and the case was
up yesterday. 1t excites great interest,
especially since the acquittal of Robert
son. Bonner is reported hopeful Of a
happy result, but parties who have been
to Bolton say he has hard fight to
make. L is to be hoped he will be &C
quilted if innocent, and convicted if
guilty
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nrhe Great Southern Reneay.

rant p[ff f0r G tbe cure Of chill; and s
is a positive antidote Tor R RailJ9. o
an e en- tt d system from , T5o q
matte causes, and to tl i.,,s,ie i i--ie
necessarily exposed TO 1 . ,,,i-b The D.
g foWing ANU sym rtS such as o', ol Y.
tite, aching OF the BACK IAN. ajls iiali,g2
verishness. severe headacls' :Iee3.s:-
ness chilly sensations, aJ1 msr isi.'
hot, burning fever, when .,it lnlI q T..
terminate in bilious, reljl. .,,yes:..
termittent fever, we would Sa :ufsi ii i
you keep a supply on l.,n liI tims; dl
time and take a dose three 5,s ,Ir 81
No other medicine is nece ;,ssifall in D
very concentrated ana PnVoi:onoa; u
effects in removing the p 9iI no one },
ments from the blood, anu i.,a s' thi1 b;
a ln91lts 1' this warning oeit s:.
farmer, who is more =, s:peti.:.
to those atmospheric Pol,sIIIhls ~ .ss
crops in the midday sun suing, then !. /.
and heavy dews Of morn la sIo:t prsIff
those nlip malignant fevers are are recorin.555;
lent. and to them we ,, We chill Ca i,
every morning on Fls mGssh sute',a5s;o
avoid the danger OF 4 time and tz 50.
say nothing of the V [l,D srrychgIIl%, ,el
saved in the end. ,, No prescrii5 =, h II
arsenic. The physicians drugs. hi.
commend ,,ls i. o, A,t gIF'Ifi Price "
tie anu Prepared is4 only Iyy., BY ( VILE 4.;
iF'AW Waco, l''
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New Hone Esnp,j.r Church

The pastor viii prelch at eleven o'clock
this morning from the following text
Romans, 18th ana 18th verse.
Let Us therefore follow alter the things
which make for peace, and things where
with one may elitie another"
He kindly asks all who read 10 bring
bibles. in order to note the reference on
the subject. Services AT 1 p. m. and "a. N
NM. MASSEY Pastor.
Waco April 10th
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PRIVATE BOXES
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

In the County Court May Term, A. D
| 1882.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Nc.
Lehman COMMUNICATING:
You are hereby commanded, that bv
| making publication OF this citation in
some newspaper published in the county OF
hcLennan, II there be a newspaper rub
shed in said county, (but if not. then in
the nearest county where newspaper is
| published.) tor four weeks previous to the
return day hereof, you sommOn q. w.
Aston, whose residence is unknoWn.to he
and appear before the county court. TO be
holden in and for the county of McLennan
at the courthouse thereof. in Waco on the
third Monday in May, 1882, file number
being 93S, then and there to answer the
petition OF Henry b. Doiton and George
+. bolton, traders doing business under
the firm name and style of Dolton Bros.
filed in said court, on the lSt day of April,
A. ID. 1882, against the said G. w. Aston
ana alleging IN substance as follows, to
VII: Defendant made, executed and de-
Iivered unto plaintiff, his certain promis-
sorry note in the sum of three hundred and
torty-six dollars and sc cents dated .Julv
,. 1873, and payable tour months after date
with interest on same at the rate of 10 per
cent. per annum, and l0per cent. fees and
expenses for collecting same il not paid |
when due, which said note, nor anv part
thereof, has ever been paid, wherefore
plaintiffs sue.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before SAID court this writ. with vonr
return thereon, showing how you have ex-
ecuted the same.
Witness, j. W. Baker, clerk of the county
court OF McLenaan county. Given IN
DEF my hand and the seal of said court.
IN Waco this the 9TH day of April A. d.
1857. j. w. BAKER.
Clerk County Court McLcnnan co., Texas.
BY y. W. DAVID, Deputy.-dcft042l
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". {. =. L..

The members of the Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union are earnestly re
qGestcd 10 attend 4 special meeting ar the
10 lSian church this Sunday evening ar
O'Clock. The object OF the meeting is
10 perfect arrangements for the enter
tinmcnr 10 b" given on the night of the
n. and to confer with the executive
committee of the state prohibition ALI
nee, who are also requested to attend the
meeting. and TO more thoroughly prepare
Tor the entertainment OF the prohibition
convention during heir stay with us. Bv
order Of Miss ARlIE HALL.
Pre- ldent ". {. L. L.
MkA- L EnNGER- Sn..rntnrr
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Attention sir EHnisI,ts

Members Of the Waco commandcrv. Sir
Heights and ladies Attending the grand
commlndcry at Dala viii report 1T the
Narrow Gauge depot.TUesday. April 18th
3 p. IN. The railroad fare viii be = -
cents per mile each way to Corsicaua and
, scents each way from there to Dallas.
W. ). HEARD, Eminent Commander.
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THE CITY.
The LauroE- and uaGfe-, Aid.

Owing to the small attendance at the
meeting OF these societies call FOL SatgI-
day afternoon. am aGi Jlrumrnt was had 10
$3.50 Monday morning when i. is hoped all
members who can attend viii be present
in the sunday school room OF thc Netho-
dist church promptly nj the hOVr impor-
fans business will come before tine NICE
ing on which immediate action is impCra-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16

We recommend Carers Iron Pills to
every woman who is weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin, pale lips, cold hands and feet, and
who are without strength or ambition.
These are the cases tor which Carriers
Iron Pills are especially prepared,and this
class cannot use them without benefit.
Valuable for men also. In metal boxes.
at on cents. Sold by druggists or sent by
mail. See advertisement elsewhere. For
sale by Tucker q Willis.-dwtO4l6
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SHOT NEAR WIZ. CALM.
A Sewing Machine Man Who
Met With had Luck.

We yesterday got partial particulars
OF an accident to a sewing machine man
named Street, near Mt. Calm, which, if
reports be true, will probably lay him
up for some time. 1t seems Street was
out with his team and machines Friday
evening, and one story has 1t that when
crossing a branch somewhere outside of
Mt. Calm six or seven miles, he was set
upon by robber or robbers, who shot
him and then relieyed him OF $3.50 in
money. A boy rode into Mt. Calm in
great haste for a doctor and said Street
was "shot all to pieces" the wounds be-
ing in his side and arm. How badly the
man really was hurt We cannot say, but
as the boy was much excited some think
he may have magnitied the extent of his
injuries. Others doubt the story that he
was robbed, as no one except parties
well known had been seen passing back
ward and forward on the road that day,
and no trace of anyone could be seen
after the shooting, and we are
further told tracks and other evidences
were lacking at the place where it Oc-
CURED. 1t was thought by some that
be might have had a gun in the wagon
which he discharged accidentally, but
if that was the case the evidence will be
seen on his clothing, The manager of
the company at this point, we have been
told, has been asking HIM to settle for
some time, but he did not have the
cash on hand to do ii with, from not
having collected on machines or other
cause, no doubt, and it is not probable
that in these dull times i'll the country
that he accumulated $50 in a few days.
Mr.. Street, we believe, has been opera
ting in the country between Mt. Calm
and misunderstanding the former
place his headquarters. He is mar
ried man, his wife now being at Mt.
Calm. A physician went out to attend
the wounded man but had not returned
to Mt Calm when our informant left
there. A little later we no doubt will be
able to give particulars in full of the &C
cident which We hope is not serious
one,
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MI Sames a. Weatherford, of Spring
field, Ohio, says: Browns Iron Bitters
cured me of the worst case OF dyspepsia
man ever had. The muscles of my stom-
Nch. liver and bowels now seem SO strong,
| believe | could almost digest pctrified
cheese. recommend ii to all who suffer
as did I,''-dwt4l6
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Zoe the Mark.

John Farley says there are lots of peo
PIE around town who owe him and are
amply able to pay him-if not all, at
iehst part. He is collecting up now
and expects those who owe to come right
up and settle in order to save themselves
trouble. He says this is the last wara-
ing, and he means business.-O4l6lt
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There Is one thing that the whole hui
man family holds in common, and that
Is a desire to do well, to buy the best and
the most goods possible for the smallest
amount OF money, and all merchants
must pander more or less 10 the wishes
OF the masses of people. Durham. at
the corner OF Austin and Sixth streets.
recognizes this fact and Will offer special
inducements for thirty days in flows.
double-shovels, bandled-hoes and WAC.
ons. Not only this, but he is prepared
to sell any other goods in his line as low
as the lowest, quality considered.
Barbed wire one of his specialties.
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Compound Syrup Of SarsaHi'Ii
lodide OF Potassium,

The remedies in this Prepsfil',
ranked by the medical professor :.
most certain .f alternatives and d'i-
tives, possessing the power OF re-
from the blood those humor' @. y
plies which disturb its purity l''-
them toward the natural ear
channels 1t is employed VIII y. y
tage in chronic affections Oh il' :
eruptive and skin diseases, su'h :
Anthony's fire, erysipeIas, F- y
pustules, blotrhes, boils, tumoi'' = =
or salt rheum, scald-head, IIl-,'s
ulcers and sores, chronic the--1,
syphilitic and iDercuriaI discs 4.
generally for the various d ,tl5
ing from impurities Of the Di9DL ~
1t forms q powerful Alternative ~. ~ ,
renovation OF the blood and 70, '...
tOratiOn of tone and strens.u ,; I.
system when debilitated BY uIS y,
Ask your druggist for our , ll'A' nm.
are in search of a good blood II. !i.-
and Alternative. Price 81 pei, Dy- T,'
six bottles for s.. Prepared Dl nj.
and Willis, manufacturing '"
Waco, Texas.
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To the Telephone DeIinquents

All persons who are in arrears to the
daily and weekly TELEPHONE in subscrip-
ton or advertising accounts are respec-
fully reqeested to cali on me at the Ex-
aminer office and make settlements. |
hope all will do so at their earliest conven-
fence as | wish to close the books and
give my attention to other duties.
II. w. HUBBY.
WACO, January "a 1SS2.-d&wtf
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Talk is cheap, but come and convince
pourseit,that the only place TO buya good
pair OF boots or shoes cheap is at Sanger
Bros.-04l6tc
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DR.. S. B. Hamlet has one OF the largest
and best assorted stocks of drugs for the
retail trade in Texas. and persons wishing
anything in the medicine line cannot do
better than TO visit him. Next door to
Sangers, Austin avenue,-04l4wtlt
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For the Benefi, of Veterans.

OF course when the honored veterans
visit the city, many OF them for the first
time in their lives, some after thirty or
forty years residence elsewhere, they will
naturally be anxious to see the city and
learn OF its beautiful scenery, churches,
schools and commercial prosperity. Not
only will our citizens entertain them al
their homes, but they will also do every
thing in their power to make them happy
while on the streets, and the b st way to
do so is to take them into HerZ's and
treat them to Sweet Sixteen" or M
X IL T." which will, by its flavor, make
them think of the good old days
before the war. Herr has them in any
quantity, and also all other first-clas,
brands, and the best cigarettes, and
smoking and chewing tobacco in the mar
ket. Veterans. prohibtionistI, citizens.
everybody welcome to come, and only re
liable goods offered
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Now is your time to get choice bath
and flesh brushes, bathing gloves OF all
grades OF texture, both for ladies and gen.
q man, they are SO nice, and they do
make one tcel 50 good. Tucker Il Willis
haYe them and Just one hundred novelties
too, that would just do YOU good to see.
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Electric CONSUMPTION Cgr

Has undoubtedly the be-. z,
ton of any medicine ioI ihsE
consumption that We have r.
able TO find. 1t is prepared tI-,
for consumption, and Jho,e g-
affected with a deep-selreI co.
long-standing. y few ds,as gin
mediate relief, and if hepi up vi
feet a cure. 1t is very soothing z
lungs and pleasant to take. 0-s.
nights sleep, free from those lie
parOxysms OF coughing, j. gorh
than the price Of a halt dozen Be-
Ask your drHEgist fer 3 b.
once; price 80 cents and ilNt
Prepared only by Tucker { '
Waco, Texas.
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NhiErEaACEse.

No woman after reading John MiIton's
description OF Ewes creation, but WI ac-
knowledge herself brho,den to Flthe'
Adam; but to Mons. Mesmjn. OF Paris
belongs the credit of producing woman in
her fullest beauty. 1t is lie sized
figure. the head in oil anu the minI-pt.-
tured bo'y clad in basque OF finest ma
terra, hive embroidered anu 1ringed with
silk, while the dress is unique and tasty.
and the pretty boot like III, head. done
in oil Il is the N pst novel picture of ant
IN Waco. and may be seen AT the Fashion
Bazaar on on North Filth StIect.-U4l 5rcGw
Black gros grain and water stripe six
al / II JprlgDs Of1Eta
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-Iks- &. LONGER, secretary

All wool bunting and nuns yelling.
newer prctticr and cheaper than ever
tennis lawn Suiting's, new and attractive
can be found only al Levine Bros
OIIG.c
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strictly Pure Havana Goods

Smokers who claim to be judges OF
fine cigars have long demanded that a
strictly tirst-class pure Havana cigar be
kept IL Waco, and W. H Roper is the
first and only man who has met that de.
mand. He has Just received 10000, care
fully selected guaranteed gods, some of
them being IN the following well known
brands
Gypsey, DC each
Gypsey,3 for SOC.
Felicia, 3 for SOC
FL Turco, pc each.
Smuggler, for Doc.
Henry Clay, , for 25c.
Smuggler, 10c each.
Also, all other leading brands of import
ed and domestic cigars. These goods are
Kept at no other house and are the best
stock ever brought TO Waco, and when
you want strictly tirst-class cigars, wines
and liquors, ROper's is the house to
90 70. O415tf
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Sea Breeze. the best perfume in the
market, at II. Behren's. 040Stt
White Persian, linen, bishop and Vie
toria lawns at L. Il. Jordans.- -0lI7tc
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The choicest clothing, the latest cut and
best makes, finest underwear, hosiery and
gloves that the market affords, you are
sure to find at Levine Bros'-01l6tc
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The best preventive OF cnnsUmptive DIS
eases OF the lungs, bowels or kidnrvs Is
Browns Iron BiuerS. 1t check, a.I decay
dwtU4l6
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Gents fancy and dress shirts. the latest
style in lin~n collars at the Kentucky cash
store-04i6tc
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Nuns yelling new shades VIZ. cream
blue and lavender at L. Il. JoTdans
04l6tc'
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The bestis always die cheapest. I. A.
GoldStcin X cps the rarest and puIe~t old
WHISTLES and brandi@S, which for stimu-
latlye and medical purposes are unexcellcd.
O40Stc
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Compound Syrup OF Tolu is the very
thing to give your little babies Tor Group
and colds that is now SO prevalent.
Thicker 4 Willis will supply Won.
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Orlenta! So1od,,,
Rose Coco SsYoli,.

WIN
A perfect hair dres,i7,
moter of the growth If ,rs
other compound posses,e. j.
properties which 50 eyso, i-' {
various conditions Of the b:.,
1t softens the hair w6s r4
dry; it soothes the irri.,.. ],
skin; it affords and proJg l,.,'. 4
est luster; removing al
scurf, etc., thereby masil, " /.
have asserted, without ey'. /.
best article ever used for n \.
will only cost YOU % cent ~ ". :
Prepared only by Tucge- r ,
Waco, Texas.
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We don't need to advertise our dress
goods department, when the ladies want
fine dress they are sure to call on san
ger Bros.-04l6tc
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Peace and Happiness Bqslsr.,

SN 9. ',l
"Baby Collie Drops" did il .
has now become one Of The r,
indispensables, and during m.-
years of experience We han
been able to find anything n .
cede it, for certainly it /: an.
most speedy and sure ren-s.
in Use, and Yet it is as ham,
water in its effect. No mo.fs- +
used it will ever BE- without.
There are tull and expIici. Dr..
on the bottle. Ask yoar i-
price 20 cents per bottle Ia
only By Tucker & Willis, Waa,