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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05
PERSO NAE..

r,nl.i,, r. - uo.;,i,, ~.
>. JENKINS Esq Oh heflulah' Is IN the
NJ. " D d. . ,r.,-
~, MI W. D. nose OF IyIer' is VISITING
waco
Mr.. John Beene. of CorveU City. is in
town.
NJ, ~
7 MI MI. -; %. ISL, OF inc IeXas and 81.
Lo"iS runway Is Ia the city.
ID. Oltort. ESQ. of Marlin. il raris-
tered az the McCleiland.
mayor ADheX,o1 Whitney, was among
the visitors III Waco yesterday,
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bined have not injured the wheat crops as
much as it was claimed the worms alone
did. From this, Coryell, Bell and Hill
counties We learn that harvesting is now
general and q much better yield than
most farmers had hoped for will be real
lied. Such is also the case with rye and
barley. Fall oats will yield well but the
spring planting has been cut short by
drouth. Altogether, however, we have
the promise of fully as large if not
larger grain crop than we have ever had
before, and il well harvested and
threshed will bring the farmers a good
income. In years past grain has been
allowed TO stand in the field under rain
until it sprouted and thereby became
unmarketable or very much deprecated
in value. Care should be taken Just as
much after the grain is cut as in cutting
it at the proper time, for it is not good
management to allow a crop to spoil
after it has reached that stage when it
can, by little attention, be saved.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05
Our Old AEcaIde

| have been surprised that our shrewd
politicians have not OWNED the true
lnwardness' Of our.alcalde. Why, the
card has been made up for him to have
a soft, fat place IN our great state uni
yersity, for life, if it please God for
him to live that long" This was the
greatest factor IN the canvass for loca-
ton. Besides, the great object of
state university is to provide easy, good
places for politicians "who have served
tn II day and generation, SO as to make
room for younger and more ardent
minds. Why, this thing was perfectly
understood during the canvass for loca-
ton, among all the wire-pullers and
ringmasters. An earnest advocate for
Austin, in reply to a Waco man, said:
why, yes, everybody knows a thor
oughly demoralized city like Austin is
no place for young men to be educated.
But the grand object of a state univer-
slty is state ornament and for good,
easy position TO retire old politicians
and such men as are in the way of snme-
body LOOK SHARP.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05
Sfran2e..And SetNot

We'll | see we've all gotten our spring
hats" said Mrs. n, standing in the midsf
Of dozen ladies at recent gathering
Yes. and | can point out remarked
one who had Just stepped up, where five
OF the number came from" How so?''
inquired Mrs. L. why by their general
appearance. Those, pointing to Several.
may hive been purchased at various
places, but this. and that, and that. and
those two, though varying very much in
price, assure me by certain something n
peculiar grace about them. that they
came from Mrs. tOnen'S Fashion Bazaar"
and the ladies admitted she was correct
U430tc
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4 \ ORDINANCE.

Authorizing and empowering W. w
Seley to construct a railroad switch di
verging from the main line of the NJ. X
and I. railroad, between First and Second
streets,and running from said main line on
TO his own lots.
Be it ordained by the city council OF the
city OF Waco:
Sec. l. That w. w. Seley be and is here
by fully authorized, empowered and ap-
pointed TO construct a railroad switch d.
verging from the main line OF the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad. on Jack
son street, ut some point not less than fittv
feet northwest OF second street, and run
ming obliquely from said point in north
ern direction across the sidewalk on 70
his own lots between First and Second
streets.
Sec. 2. That said switch is to be con-
stantly kept in COOL repair by the said w.
w. Seley or his assigns, so as not to inter-
fere with the right OF the public to pass on
that side of the street.
See. 3. That this ordinance take effect
and be in force from and after its passage.
Approved May 4. 1882.
h. a. STURGIS, Mayor.
Attest: j. r. BRINkERHOFF,
Recorder and EX-Otficio City Secretary.
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GOULD All HOME.
What He Says of His Trip.
Westero Assoclated Press.

'NotCiu AsSOCldltt ITeS5.
CHICAGO, May Jay Gould reached
this city this evening after trip OF in
spectiOn covering ten thousand miles of
road under his control. He pronounces
the rumor that the Wabash is about to
pass into the hands of receiver to be
absurd, and says he has practically
taken it on his shoulders because he
considers it a valuable property. He
expressed great qualification at the out
look for crops and traffic in Iowa,
Illinois, Missouri, Texas, Kansas and
Nebraska. He says the only thing the
railroads of the state have to fear is I'M
wise and adverse legislation. He does
not anticipate q war of rates between
the roads west of the Missouri river in
consequence Of the extension of the Mis-
souri, Pacific to a junction with the
Union Pacific. He says he still favors
the establishment of new stock yards at
Chicago, and has pledged half million
dollars for the work whenever it NAV be
deemed advisable to put in in operation.
Gould will remain i'll the city a couple
Of days.i
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The Dews of Heaven.

Accompanied by vivid flashes of light.
ming and loud peals OF thunder a copious
shower of rain fell here last night, which
served TO lay the dust and revive vegcta.
ton. which was beginning to need an in
vigolant quite badly. From the looks OF
the heavens the rain must have been much
heavier north and east OF us than il WAS
here, and we hope this entire section was
visited. After the rain instead OF getting
cooler, as might have been expected. it
grew warmer,and at l a. IN. the Indications
were good for more showers. Occasional
rains for the next two weeks will be very
much needed Tor corn and cottOn.a and then
cessation for two weeks to let farmers
get their grain in shape for threShing
would be most agreeable, and cause the
rural classes to rub their hands and wear
bread smiles as they survey the prospects
TOR good returns this fall from their sea-
sons labor
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DirecITron, KerMn.1-

Those who claim to be Judges and eniov
genuine Havana cigar en- now have the
privilege OF trying something that is OF
direct ihportation.and tie very best stock.
II you want something fine call m Hers
and try one OF the following brands
Gypsy Selectos , Tor DC.
GYPSY Rcgal!a de Schlossen. Toe.
Flor dc BonOn Reina Eina, Toe.
Srephanie, Regalia Reina, fine. ; tor zoe.
Snuggler Reina Victoria, for BIC.
Snuggler Rcgalia Garfield, ) for 25c.
ZOurpa Ebuchas Extras. ; for Doc
Henry Clay, Reg Chico Fina, l0c.
Snuggler SublimeS. l0c.
These goods cannot be beaten. and if
you want the pure leaf, exquisite in flavor,
Try one OF them at Herr s.-OjOjtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05
The Grain iron

Some time ago there was a great hue
and cry raised among the farmers over
the appearance of worms in their wheat,
and we hardly blamed them for becom-
ing alarmed, for the appearance OF these
pests always argues more or less dam
age. The outcry, however, became gen
eral, while the damage was occurring
only IN small sections. AS near rs we
can learn, the worms have disappeared,
and the crops have not been hurt by
them, one-ffth part as badly HIS re-
ported. Drouth has probably done as
much damage as worms, but both com
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05
n1h. Great Southern ReneaI

"Brazos Chill Cure" E ',Ii ,nI fys
ranted tor the cure of eb'ils , Il j,
is Il positive antidoie iCl - ibriIiia.
An smaciated system from ' r55 9
n mati 1"i causes, and to those s.i b.
necessarily exposed to mia i.i,5 h. !.
g tawing a SYMPTOMS, such s "'. , n !.
t G~' neb = Of the back and . ,i
t yer,S M ssf about low spirits s ,
n I'c.s C chilly sensations, aga asy ia
hot, burning fever, Wh plI.n;I n Or D.
terminate in bilious, rem Nuggets
term rirG fever, We would 5s 'rfs ii q
YOU yT1 keen a supply on nl rine; jsl
time and take a dose tnrse sss s'. sii'
S None other ifq medicine is nsee;, ssila .
y ,,g V't Concentrated and P,o,"S,,oaoa; r
eftrcts in removing the P : no one ..
appreciate this Warhl"7 ., lsss 81 r,
farmer, who is more ,s,i ~ e;PeI ".
to those atmosphere I pC' ssIhsriig n n
crops c I5:' in the midday ns sqni ,.
and heavy dews Of mo- are re-. mos PIs
i ihGss an. ni e them y s would s
s to 'rSf morning aGiq on Ei, aa:b i DE-
say nothing [ Of the T [ln: strJeh95.s', u
s srseu The physicians pdrags:a X,
i is ana p 'efs only ITd BY Wis
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05
city Sanitary.

AS very many OF our citizens are ex-
ceedingly jealous of the city's good
health and freedom from any causes
that may produce sickness in our midst,
we deem it our duty, as a matter Of in
formation to those citizens, as well us
Justice to the mayor and council, to say
| that a large share OF attention was
given sanitary matters III the council last
night. In our article III Il previous
issue We referred to some conditions of
the city which needed attention, more
especially alleys, back yards, vacant
lots, etc, and from some # the
councilmen We learned that they. too,
have been investigating these matters
and find cause for complaint. As We
before ,tated, the filthy condition Of our
city IN many sections is not the result of
Intention but rather negligence, but the
effects are not likely to be the less seri-
Gus because it is merely neglect. We
should supplant carelessmess by
caution, and We think the sugges-
lions of the mayor who is a
strict advocate of good sanitary
measures, and the concurrence Of the
sanitary committee are good, and care
full attention cannot too soon be be-
slowed on the condition of the city.
We all value health, all should unite in
preserving it, though We may be much
lncommoded often III doing SO,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05

If there ever was a specific for any one
complaint, then Carriers Little Liver Pills
are specific tor sick headache. and every
woman should know this One pill a
dose. Sold by Tucker Il Willis, Waco,
Texas 5Ollw
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VIC NNenthcr ro.nnr.

The signal service bureau reports the
indications Tor the western guilt states to-
day as follows Partly cloudy weather,
with local rains winds, mostly southerly;
stationary temperature, and stationary or
lower pressure
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05

Health. strength, and yigor given. and
miraculous cures effected, by using
Browns Iron Bitters. Its sale is immense
O5OI1W
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05

Palpitation of the heart, nervousness.
tremslings, nervous headache, cold hands
and feet, pain in the back, and other toIms
OF weakness are relieved by Carriers Iron
Pills, made specially for the blood. nerves
and complexion. Sold by Tucker and
Willis. Waco. TeXas.-a0llw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05

ityoq wish to spend the. time pleasantly
call and see our mammoth store and in
Spect our numerous departments. We
take pleasure IN showing our goods, you
are not compelled to buy. SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05
GENERAL. KAWS.
The New Cotton Exchange al
~. Louis.

ST. Louis, May 4.-The new cotton
exchange building erected on the corner
of Walnut aud Main streets, was for
mally opened this morning with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
ALABAMA MINERS ON A STRIKE.
CHATTANOOGA, May 4.-Five hundred
miners at the Pratt mines, Alabama, are
on strike on account of proposed
reduction Of ten per cent in wages.
THE INDIAN WAR.
SAN Francisco, May "A Lands
burg, New Mexico, dispatch states it is
positively asserted that in the fight on
the 29th Ultimo between the Mexican
troops, under Colonel Garcia, and LAGOS
band of Indians the latter lost seventy
eight killed and all their stock. Also
that LAGOS himself was killed and
thirty-three Indians taken prisoners.
The Mexican loss il stated TO have been
twenty-seven killed and wounded.
AN ALABAMA TRAGEDY.
ATLANTA, Ga, May AT Opelika,
Ala, this morning, at l o'clock, Henry
Hart and Wiley Williams, policemen,
were shot, Hart mortally and Williams
slightly. 1t is alleged tn t Samuel and
Herbert Love, Q. j. Key and w. H.
Hanson did the shooting and that the
trouble grew out OF an old frud between
Hart and the Loves The Loves and
Hanson are in Jail and Key has fed.
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Ladies WHY be ANNOYED.

In cutting fitting and making when You
can get Garments for yourself and children
tor The price OF the material, that viii iii
better and look heater. Save the trouble
90 to Levine Bros and YOU VIII be satie-
li.l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05

Gents tine underwear, Hali-hose. shirts
collars and cuffs and scarfs OF every va
riety, at Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05

In all seriousness we advise the apostles
OF temperance to advocate the use ofCon
ads Budweiser. Ask your ply stefan. -
Ol2t
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Compound Syrup Of Safs aFa'I
IodIde of Potassium,

lOdlde OF POTASSIUM
The remedies in this prepsraa-
ranked by the medical prOie''o- 7
most certain Of alternatives and y
tives, possessing the power OF i'-. ~,
from the blood those humoTs o. =
pies which disturb its purity, l.z-
them toward the natural an
channels. 1t is employed VII. y .
tage in chronic affections Oh u /. !
eruptive and skin diseases, 'lsl !
Anthony's fire, erySipela;' ~ !.
pustules, blotches, bOils, tumof'' :
or salt rheum, scald-head, Flls''-
ulcers and sores, chronic rhel-A.
syphilitic and mereurial dI'e4'',' .
generally for the various dl;e'T ,
ing from impurities of the olo9-i b.
It forms a powerful alternative !, !
renovation OF the blood and 10, d. :,
toration of tone and strensiI ~. Y
system when debilitated oy ~ h
Ask your druggist for our i, lllA' ,1 \
are in search of = good Dlo0I LIZ. f.
and Alternative. Price 81 per Oy; \ I.
six bottles for s.. Prepared y n, n
and Willis, manufacturing 'l'-'
Waco, Texas.
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Your children will lock tidy, neat and
cool at this season OF the year il you Oct
them a couple al those neat, common
SENSE dresses which can only be found at
ItWiue Bros
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a Pleasant Time.

-, Black figured and stripe lace bunting at
L. Il. Jordans,
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w are authorized 10 announce Rchari II.
Harrison Esq..as q candidate tor county Judge,
NoIennan county subject 20 the action of the
county Democracy --b.Tvt'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05
Our Wool Market,

For the past week wool has arrived
in small lots, but while few clips were
sold the majority of them We're stored,
owners preiering to hold rather chan to
sell at prices which prevailed The pros
pect tor large receipts at this place this
year are very fl ,ttering. The highest
prices are paid and there are enough buy
ers in the market to make it strong and
active; Yesterdays quotations were
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05

- Bremond water fresh every day at H.
BehTens. O4O8n
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Tucker Il Willis are sole agents 70
Wooten wells water.
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FOKCONNrlBLE.

We are author z"d 90 announce r. > Ingram
a. Il candidate tor Constable In precinct No. J.,
MrLrHnau county. subject 10 the action OF the
democratic party "Ic
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AN ALABAMA TRAGEDY.

Black gros grain and water stripe silk
at I. Il, Jordans -04l6tc
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Dyspepsia disappears when Garter s
Liver BitterS are used, and Tor weak
stomach, indigestion, constipation. ETC..
they cannot be eXcelled. Sold by Tucker
Il Willis. Waco, TcYas.-5Ollw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05

We are authorized te announced. B. EwelI
AS aCundiiutn for Collector of Taxes, subject
To the action OF McLeunan county democracy.
u3lJdwti
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-05
Electric Consumption Gun

NAIH
Has undoubtedly the Bet p
tion of any medicine iOI thea
consumption that We have ri.
able to find. 1t is prepare II,
for consumption, and thee IT
affected with a deep.seatrI Co.
lOng-standing. A few dose, IN
mediate relief, and if kept uTF-
feet a cure. II is very sOo,hia!
lungs and pleasant to take. O9I
nights sleep, free IRON those I'D
parOxysms OF coughing, is WORT
than the price OF a half dozen b
Ask your druggist for BID
once ; price 50 cents and slTi5
Prepared only by Tucker 6 v
Waco, Texas.
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We are authorized TO announce q Van Hall
rs "a candidate for reelection for Sheriff, sub
jcct To the action Of the democracy Of McLrn-
nan county 0i3DdSwtf
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Ne are aAtHori1rt To- Announce James II .
TOrhett us a candidate for assessor of taxes,
subject to tr. action 90 thr county democracy
--d&Wtf
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We aV,. authorized Ia announce Samuel L.
Norwood as d candidate subject % the demo-
cratic party, Tor the Office of assessor OF taxes
for McLcunAu county
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We are authorized to announce Wm Lamb
din as q candidate for assessor Of taxes, subject
10 tn action OF the democracy Of McLennan
county.
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|nsas Corn.
|ner's, Eighth and Austin streets
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SUITS.

SUITS. 100 Different Styles Of SUITS.
Fancy Cashmere.
p Different Styles OF
Black WOrsted
COATS. 20 Different Styles OF COATS.
Alpaca and Linen
10 Different Qualities
Black Sirilian "
VESTS. % Different Styles OF VESTS.
White and CoIorpd
Black Worsted and Siciian
PANiS. 100 Different STYLES OF PANTS
Cashmere
20 Different Styles OF
WOrsted
BUSTERS. Full Assortment BUSTERS
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-,>.I, al Car-Iva,. lvGs, az !. o. pIIo1s.
JOHN F. MARSHALL.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-02-04

Egg Bread.-One pint milk. two
eggs, butter size of an egg, one-half cup
sugar, three teaspoons OF .'sea foau.'
flour enough to make a batter; bake.
This makes one loaf.
Veal Scollops.-Cut veal from the
leg or other lean part into pieces size of
oysters. Have seasoning of pepper,
salt, little mace, mixed; rub some over
each piece; dip in egg, then in cracker
crumbs, fry as oysters.
-Spiced Fish.-Cold fresh fish may
be used in this way. Remove all bones,
bits of skin; lay in deep dish, barely cover
with hot vinegar, in which few cloves
and all-spice have been boiled. Ready
for use as soon al cold.
Lamp shades are fashionable and
useful. First get the shape, which should
be cut and re-cut in paper until it fits the
glass. Then you may trace comic de-
signs on silk musin, or YOU may paint on
satin, with fringe for border, or you may
arrange ferns or dried flowers on silk
with thin gum arabic, This latter work
is pretty and novel. ~ brai 7vtn
Scrambled eggs.--Have a spider hot
and buttered; break the eggs into a dish,
being careful not to break the yelks;
slip them into the spider, add very lit
tie salt, with butter the size of nutmeg
for half a dozen eggs, or three table.
spoonfuls of rich cream. When the
eggs begin to whiten, stir carefully from
the bottom, until cooked to suit.
A pudding, which we call kate
Brown Bettie's is for a simple and easily
made dish eminently successful. Put
alternate layers of grated bread crumbs
or chopped apples in a pudding dish,
season each layer with sugar, cinnamon,
little lump Of butter. Fora dish hold
ing a quart and half you need two tea
cupfuls of hot water. Bake an hour and
half. Have the top brown; serve with
plenty of sweet cream. i1t 20 -.
Professor A. j. Cook gave results of
experiments showing the value of car
bolic acid as remedy against insects;
he also inferred that the electric light
promises much in this direction. The
corn worm (Heliothis armigera) was de-
scribed, and its great and exceptional
raid in the Northern States referred to
during the past year. The remedies rec
commended were fall blowing, trapping
by use of sweet liquids, and attracting
and burning with bright lights.
Pigs are often lost for want of proper
attention. A sowthat farrows in LOT
with drove of otherIhogs is almost sure
to lose her offspring before day old,
especially if the weather is cold and many
gather to bed in one place. When sow
saves only one or two pigs it is often
better to take them away, as it does not
pay to suffer her to nurse so small litter.
The mother should be fed literally on
Stops and grain when her pigs are young,
as it is all-important that their growth
should be pushed forward. - q. ~
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q DoLikewfse.v

: Dr.Rv. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.:-s'Five year,
ago was dreadful sufferer from uterine trou
bles. Having exhaustedthe skin Of three ply.
sicians, Twas completely discouraged, and Sc
weak / could with difficulty cross the room
alone. i began taking your Fayorite Prescrip
ton and using the local treatment recommend.
cd in your !. Common Sense Medical Adviser
In three months was perfectly cured 1wrots
a letter to my family paper, briefly mentioning
how my health had been restored, and Offering
to send the full particulars TO any one writing
me for them and i,sciosing stamped envelope fo1
reply. Ihayereceived over four hundred letters
In reply, have described my case and the
treatment used, and earnestly advised them to
do likewise From great many i have re
ceiyed second letters OF thanks stating that
they had commenced the treatment and were
much better already."l Hi .lsalAA b ~
80 MRS. Eff. MORGAN, New Castle, Me.
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Rather Enthusiastic.

The Wilmington (Del.)- Duly Republicans
lately contained the following item of popular
interest; DIR. j. +. Spcck who is connected
with the Wilmington Every Evening, speaks
rather enthusiastically of st. Jacobs Oil. DIR.
Speck states that he uses the OH in his family
as household remedy, sort Of universal
panacea for all aches and pains, and has al
ways found it to act most happily. His atten-
tion was called to 1T by the many testimonials
in its favor, and he one day used 1t upon HIM
self for sore throat Two applications were
sufficient to effect cure. He also used it on
his little girl for sore, throat with gratifying
success. The same child had scarlet fever this
winter which left the tendons Of one leg much
contracted, The little prattler couldn't walk
without assistance and suffered much neon
venience and pain. Several applications Of
st. Jacobs Oil restored her limb to its normal
condition and she has not experienced any
trouble since. DR.. speck states that he has
also seen the Oil act eharmingiy In toothachc.
He thinks St. Jacobs Oil is sterling remedy,
and does not hesitate to recommend Il for
rheumatism. etc. - O. 80