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The uns'ghtly sheds which disfgure and OBJ
sfruct street, north OF the Interior department
Quilting, have been allowed to stand, though
their usefulness in connection with the work OF
restoring the burned portion OF the building has
passed, and the fact is made subject OF com.
plant in a communication to THE STAR 1t ap-
pears, however, that their sale and removal were
stopped with the money-savtng purpose in view OF
utilizing them as Lighthouses or otherwise In
building the new Pension Orice. Final decision
upOn the site OF this structure Will doubtless be
made soon, since the commission is to meet this
week, and the sheds win then be transferred to
spot when they VIII at least be useful, II not par
Ccuiarly ornamental
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The talk Is that John Kelly can be mayor OF
New York city IL he likes, but that he aims higher
He wants 10 be governor OF the state The fact
that he and his forces are working In full harmony
With his party this year has much TO do with the
democratic expectation OF success and adds
another Item OF encouragement 10 the perplexi-
ties OF the republican situation Should the dem
ocrats carry New York this year, Kelly will claim
that he dii it, and with some reason. Anyway
victory would bring him 10 the front again as a
power IN the New York democracy, AMI he would
oe pretty Certain 20 demand some recognition OF
The fact.
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Gen Butter was In New York yesterday and In
cefnocratic circles expressed entire confidence
that he should win IN the Massachusetts, guberna-
torial race. lie predicts that anti-monopoIy Will
De the winning card, both In Massachusetts this
faii and IN the next presidential election. This
remark indicates that hereally has the presidential
bee In bis bonnet.
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THE CONTRAST

BETWEEN DAY AND EVENING BEGINS To
SHOW ITSELF IN A UOARSE VOICE. AND STIF-
FENED JOINTS IN THE MORNINGS. RHFUMA-
TISM AND MANY OTHER ILLS ARE THUS SUD
DENLY BROUGHT ON. AND THE CONSEQUENCES
ARE NOT VERY AGREEABLE. AND, LIKE OUR
CLOTHES, THEY LAST A LONG TIME.
LITTLE CAREFUL ATTENTION TO SELF
PROTECTION WILL AVOID ALL THIS By THE
PURCHASE OF ONE OF OUR NEW
FALL SUITS.
YOU MAY AS WELL HAVE THE USE OF 1T
DURING THE COOL OCTOBER DAYS THAT ARE
SURE TO COME AS To DELAY AND TAKE COLD
MANY HAVE LEARNED WISDOM BY EXpE-
RIENCE.
TIE NO IT PARTICULAR GENTLEMEN NOW
object TO PAYING CUSTOM-TAILOR PRICES
AFTER SEEING OUR FINE GARMENTS AND MOD
ENAiE PRICES. FOR BEST WORK. WE EXTEND
An INVITATION To YOU ALL TO TEST THE
IkuTHFULNESS OF Our STATEMENT THEY
AXE HERE To BE SHOWN, TRIED ON, AND CRIT
lCIoED IN EVERY RESpECr-YOU TO DECIDE
AS TO THEIR MERIT AND THE PURCHASE
YOU LITTLE KNOW THE REAL VALUE OF
FINE r ADY-MADE SUITS UNLESS YOU HAVE
SEEN THOSE WE SELL.
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTEp,ssA econ AMP KEII ALL SoLLEo-
WANTED-AT ONCE, CoLoRED WOMEN SIR
w wants Send g Brosklyn n. Y Way paid. e %
ner fGT d. city q fcE c c6
WANTED-A YOUTH, SEVENTEEN OR EIGh-
teen years oldone that has Tad s9,,e de
stree. southeast 1t
dse BRIG n ISTGLLI ts BOY n
ATTORNEY, $50 Street Dcrshw ives A' IT.
WANTED "A FIRST GLASS. BTsHELMAN,
Il CO. si6 It'll street northwest. -,f''' os-2t
WAAATERmTwo FINE co Goat T,,HhA.Np HAMS; Also
street northwest oi-2t'
w white preferred. nurse. CHI anibt rnlaid &C.;
must 1T haEe good city references Apply Tomorrow Gny
INDEPENDENTLY : A FIRsr GLASS
Barber no Other need apply at 2ls 9Th street
WANTED = THREE FTRsT-CLAss DRESS
HART's, iii street northwest. o4-2t'
ED G2A HAYns
NNANTF D-A FIRST CLASS TAILOREsS TO AS
~ sist coat maker Apply to A. sAKs CO.. Sl6
WANomrhDD I
sPply n APS at c. p RALs l2
WANTED-A GOOD AND COMPETENT GIRL OR
SSs Apply 1Ha at
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
~ work to go home ngh5s: must have references
west to work on wages Apply at so' ~ street soath
WANsTlED,- UPHoI sIERENs MdSIME9II
streets northwest. o3-2t'
NNANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND
ee p ppf s Gf
WANTED--A COOK, WASHER AND 1RONER
w for gentleman and wife without children. during
s and les
vVANTED-,wHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH.
resrne I Inanr sk at s s Sfne useful Bring
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss ARTIST IN FREE
ING co s5f Se% Yo ok $50
WANTED -CANvASSERS OF BOTH SKIES TO
w work in ty First class inducements offered and
ings. and 18th streets northwest o5- st.
WANTFD -FOUR GOOD CARPENTERS. AP-
w ply at SIS Vermont avenue. o2-3t
NANTED-A GERMAN GIRL TO COOK AND Do
at l3l Maryland avenue northeast. OF st.
WANTED--A COMPETENT PHARMACIST. AD-
W dress c. B. A., Washington City Post Office. o23t-
NNANTED-A YOUNG MAN 16 To II YEARS OF
~ age to learn the drug business Address PHAR-
MAClSI, City Post Oflce. o2-3t*
"ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CANDY MAKER.
O2-3t'
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK AND
W assist in washing and ironing. Must come well
recommended. Inquire at 1910 18th street. between
anu y streets northwest. o2-3t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRM TO REPRE-
w sent well known European Express Agency. Ad-
dress Box 2193 New York City. At
=
oxv on a Farm. Apply at FULTON'S Loan Office 3l4
9Th street northwest. s27-3w
WANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, GEN
w eral Workers. I'd Girls and Nurses for this city
baltimore, PhiIadelphia. New York and elsewhere.
Families furnished servants with references Try u.s.
S26 street northwest Licensed Agency. C. E. PRICE
q CO. au14- 8w~
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EALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR.
We offer 100 dozen
LADIES' MERINO VESTS.
superior Quaiity silk embroidered finished with na
patent seam.
ONLY 80 CENTS EACH.
so dozen
LADIES' WHITE MERINO VESTS AMI
DRAWERS,
SILK bound. worth sl.OO,
ONLY IS CENTS EACH.
AMERICAN HOSIERY co.'s UNDERWEAR.
In all sizes.
VESTS AND PANTS,
In medium weight
SUITABLE FOR COMING SEASON.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
92l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 92l
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

NOR RENT-PART OF FIRST-CLASS STORE
on the avenue, with elegant plate glass window suit
able for house furnishing goods electrical supplies
paints. &C. Address Box so, Star office. o4-2ts
NOR RENT-NEW CORNER ST. RE. EXCELLENT
stand for Druggist in well built up Yhborhood;
on premises. corner of 9th and streets NV % ST.
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SPECIALTIES.

lust ARRIVED HERE, MADAMDUBOIS GREAT
% Spirituast Medium, from Paris Works electricity
on ivory Tells true life past present. and future des
in marriage; gives good advice TO ladies' and eenfemen
and satisfaction; 81. Office. 7S6 10th street Hours
10 q. m. to pm. e2l.9Ws
NINE. BROOKE TELLS AIL THE EYENT0 on
Nl LIFE. AnbuEine6s confidential Ladies' and Cen.
tlemen - cents each. lO8 i stseee between 9Th and
9TH streets norfhwees. ALLOW
a GOODRICH AITORNEY-AT ~ DKAR-
pss1enee: Q9qadN1ial bullnen 1doa1y O. l669 81
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UCOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty. Farm three miles from Bladeneburg containing
$50 acres. One third cleared land suitable for garden.
ing or farming purposes. Wood enough to paw prios
asked l415 n street northwest aIi-6m
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An IMPROVED FARM AND TOBACCO
fHSE kheaHEfoS Il THa SSET OF
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction
unit Sn the 5 o SeSe
resided d ss Ss s
The estate hss long been known and recognized as
sSW If S md And f. adrasy Hdapsd g tie
CORN and OATS. which have been up to this time q
But in addition these crops the nature and quality
OF the sou and the location OF the property Is such that
grapes and other fruits for the growth Of which the
land is admirably adapted 1t also affords unsurpassed
taSss. '0f raising and canning all kinds OF 'ess-
The property is within two miles Of the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad "a branch OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Halls station. and s thus within less
land well waterea and there are about seventy.
The Dwelling House is a large and handsome brick
an fp Of se b S b the
Consists OF center building containing wide halls and
Of 100 feet The house is beautifully situated upon
COMMENCING eminence, surrounded by fine forest
There are also upon the property two large Tobacco
Houses. together with Barns. Stables and Tenement
The property thus offered for sale is the Joint property
their Interests may be severed rare opportunity is
make oneped having money to invest to
The terms Of purchase as follows: One-third Of
the purchase money TO be paid in cash. the balance IN
two equal instalments at and years. with
from the day OF sae the credit payments be
cured TO the satisfaction Of the undersigned Taxes paid
TO day of sale.
AS the land is in full crop, tobacco corn. &C.,
the present the right Of till Apri
1855 for the purpose Of removing their and prov
ender and until September /. 1883 for the purpose Of
removing the tobacco from the houses.
Subjectto these he usdp rights. the possession Of
the property will be delivered January lst 1888.
Persons desiring to examine the property with view
TO its purchase do any time ANY further An.
formation desired win be given application to the
undersigned.
BERNARD CARTER Trustee
No. CORTLAND street,
sl6-eotd Baltimore Nd.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-AN ELEGANT LOT OF UPRIGHT
IL Pianos from S. upwards. Also tuning done Try
me. F. A iJRSO,S 80
O2-lW' Piano wareroOmS, 613 tn street northwest
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-BY LADY. A FURNISHED ROOM
Star Office 0 no1 -
w ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. A GOOD FUR
" hlshed room. in private family, between I'd and
!4th and Pennsylvania avenue and street near csrS
Address ROOM, Star office. q o..
WANTFD-SMALL FURNISHED ROOM NEAR
I'm street and pennsylvania avenue not to exceed
% per month. NC. Star Office 4-3t.
~ ANIED-ONE FURNISHED ROOM WIFI
neat gas and use OF BATH in private family:
street northwest ff' " - 90 S'n
W ASIED = -FOUR OR FIVE UAFURNISHED
rooms IN good house, in the northwest part of
" "Pl,' ~ 1oo1 N street northwest. o3-2t~
NAA NoTWO LARGE UNFURNISHED
" rooms on hrst or second floors for which small
rent and use OF dining and bedroom furnitnre
NH De given Must be good location and genteei fam
ny Board also desired with family Address R. Star
OIi-oO.
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'TNGLESIDE.~

most attractive and desirable suburban place near
Washington city, being 10th extended one
and half miles north Of the Presidents Mansion Con
ssts OF sixty of lawn and wood land beautifully
laid out spacious and well arranged; mansion c0nta
ing eighteen rooms conservatory, bath room aud gas
and water pipes throughout Apply to
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.any TN sls swsfi4s SO that in spite OF the dis
engagements. to travellers and settlers already
feeiteirthe raHread teompaaieS, whose lines are
s.Qae3aci te slasa AeSc5 practically part of the
United St9res Will be able 10 tempt excursiOnists
ami einigrdnt5, in the customary glowing TERMS
With the attractions OF a seat of ancient civiliza-
eon, the treasure Vault, the garden and the SAM
tarium OF The continent
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NOR RENT-A NEW FURNISHED BAR AND
II Billiard Room, containing fine stock of wine and
liquor Every convenience; best situation in the city
Address Box SO, Star office. O2 At
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE GkRMAN LANGUAGE,

YTNHE GkRMAN LANGUAGE
Daily Glasses in German for Grown Youns Ladies at
the Norwood Institute l212 l4th street northwest from
II a. M to II m Special attention gven to the German
Classics and 70 conversation in that language.
1t w. ID. CABELL-
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO BUY BRICK HOUSE OF SEVEN
w, w or more rooms, in good location and condition
value about - bOO would accept house as part
PAYMENT for handsome nine room brick. Give street
number and particulars Box 80, Star Office 500 lot.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HGISS HIITON,S

MISS HILTON'S
Nl English and French School for Young Iaaie. COZ
Vermont avenue. reopens WEDNESDAY,, SEPTFN-
BIER 18th. Thorough instruction in Ianguarc~ Lite
nature. Mathematics and the Sciences. lmi NUM-
Der Of pupils received IN the family. aus pm
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-HYGIENIC BOARDING WITH OR
Nv without room, by single gentleman Address
Box 62, Star office. ' ~.
WAN1 BEDROOMS AND BOARD FOR THKFE
w adults and child ten years northwest nrafarrai
for winter if suited. l.. A. R., Star Office % At.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, ROOM AND
board IN respect bic, quiet family at Convenient
distance from Treasury department. not over S25 per
month Address NJ F. s., Star office. o. ats
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pIBLIG SALE OF A HANDSOME AND ELE-
l. CANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, TOGETHER
With An IMPROVED FARM AND TOBACCO
PLANTATION OF THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES, IN THE FINEST PORTION OF
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND.
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MADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED. RE-
IN1 liable Clairvoyant and Astroogist, gives better
satisfaction in all affairs of life than any pro-
fesson tells the pact present and future estiny gives
business. love and matrimcny. ALL TnouBLE CALL.
Satisfaction given pay. Consultation Rooms 4C2
I'd street, above D street northwest. 500
w WILLIAMS AND c. E. PRICES PRIVATE
w Detective Agency. Consultations free An bust
strictly confidential Notice to call at residence
promptly attended to. Office hours-9 m. to 10 IN
926 street northwest. mhl6-7 mf
DRIvATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 500 9Th
IL street northwest. Reliable information furnished
in all consultation free; will call at residence
Finder mh15-7m
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

INOR E-CHEAP-BEAUTIFUI. LOT FRONT
ing three streets and reservation situated on Massa-
chusettS avenue 9th and Streets (ien. Greene's
statue), Capitol Hill; terms easy. Inquire 404 9th
street northwest. s5-Im
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i. a. shows tn practical value OF pro-
',u,h Tor thy head OF the tah,ily, a, com
',cu "lth no protection. On one sid. IL
,t mat, vel Kept grave, with Iurr.
Iult marble above ii, and in "a cumtorti.
a. y; i""m' surrounded by tie comforts OF
"'' We the widow and orphan. tl,,-
, '..,e Is nearly llutteued Il, und, weed.
,o"t'' ana minus n,ad-tOnr OF cnylosul C..
u d s"hullly uuni,ued room The willow,
4H-afd win care and toll, bends over Il
a'n'tuh, while u sick child rolls and
''seN lna rude cradle. III" one gIoop
tN Pr vidcI for oy the head OF tho
'mliy before death overlook him--hr had
.grlltiicuc IN the I. Is. a. The other
20 not. Both arr 81 nos that are wit.
l,'sel ln reaL lite rNrrN day.
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The Incidence compos ug Carter
Liver Bit ers are all American, fresh,
-9me grown, active and valuable, They
a'm a bitters which canuot be used
Ullout b neht. See advertisement.
pa by Tucker y Willis, Waco, Texa.,
-lgBiw
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ruE EXAMINER
TO DECEMBER 6, 1882
meal HItEVITiEs.
Interest From Our Re-
l'''"' norrcr>' Note hooks

co.t ofVcnHs Today.
,,. change in cotton qu ta'ions
g,s mons may wonderful tricks.
r,.lnew cheap column notices ihi.
-,rainA .,.,.,.. ~, ,,,.
.,-a,e Yesterday
,..tcd " fora day so mar Christ
-'. va, iai.er dull
ae,.on tile weather tor to'day-iair
InVd,-lrc about even.
r,. Waco .taies ar, daily crowded
M.sht ,,er, and buyers
aim nin. nigh tor the new opera
,n.r i. TIE, b,orbing theme.
uo norher predicted tor SUNDAY
J,rt ha, 50 far failed 10 connect.
rno trail ed cinaric, will perform
.,r afternoon III Iera's malinees.
rns christmas novelties on exhibit
lre iii most beautiful ever broughr
b waco.
-y.telday, though ar,gulm "spriag
~ Was not exactly suited 10 spring
nercoas
Little MAY Semon viii sleep in mid
eucl mtluec. his will duli-ht and
'goni.u uc children,aS will the tntIIc en-
dsilmc"L
-On. hundred presents will he given
srblIIIeu a, each MATINEE BY Prot St
N. wno is q regular SanIa Claus to tn
Ian young.
little Bob" q sorrrl. belonging To
b.nul- Peters, ct Forth North,is 10 cumu
SFn here on the lGtn and run waco
,,r, whose name and owner are kept
fndy.
An OIi Fellows lodge wa. organ
,dat llubbul city las Night. Grand
|g,tr uIpsun, Mai. j. y. Hay pic anu MI
h ; plu kctt going over there ton the
poe.
Have your smoked glasses ready to
ia thee estlal PHENOMENON to-day II.
e weather Is O. car the show viii begin
,out ninr O'clock. Free to all ami uu
eery, seats.
Tax Collector f. O. Rogers will 20 10
lu,un next week To make his iina settle
.,nt with he stare. lie viii carry MIR. |
Allen Vests bOld with hun for approval
/. the comptroller.
Tickets to Il IA ScmOn'- mntinc,s will |
b. cnllIr,u, - cents; dults, ~ cents I his |
r give al tho little ones c'uncc tu .
tr The wonderful tricks and dancing .
ll taking UhDi's.
Prot. Il ra Scmun givcs maunnrs ON
Nrd.esdAN, Thursday and Friday at J3u|
,clock and Oh SATURDAY at 10 IN the muI- 4
ling tud gain al $50 p. III. Doors OF Ell .
mali AN hour clrlcr at each pert finance /
rhrcNqpt amour; OF TuA Culi,cior |
Alien We,r- bond viii bc S51luU. lI,I
nil Liyr o .Uoi huud, too, which is nu /
,,IIrncv of the appreciation entertained I.
gr nm b. good and substantial citizens |
All the cand date, ior municipal oil.
t.ary cards, with then names ~ ii the
lmt OF Dee office III, y want. They hAnd
lem oul literally aud the aycHgc votrl
J., q dUL % or more IN hi, pocket ali The
ae
They ,ay that the girls handle the
Hm-stick> very d'tly A broom
d IN ltlI woman Ii mis- t. % subim
! ,t ,east Il persuasive sp, c,lulc 1t has
XII known to move bray" mcn-muvc
aOut OF doors.
The competitive drill Of the Sweet
tpeis' saturday night viii be the
"a vi tue season tor tho YOU = PEOPLE.
co.. ,umes are inuuty ard br.utlml.
30 cunrcrtuccumpinyng the enter
4F. , g.. o
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4 CON ,iDD!Oj> ~Iurr-ru. 100 ON Austin
y street Has nll the apl.l tnuls for nrsl-
class trs goods store Appy Co lem hanihcI-
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FOIt KENT.

lNOR hHr-alu. iu Irlt estate an. 10 rent
Il houses YAH gu orlando Wheat, ReAi rs
tat" Agent tud Nutary. pmre tJt rth s.rr g.
opposite I'hr tic hotel. i.u-I
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IGOR RENE The spacious room, nearly
1 forty lCtt square, auJuIuIuk the TELEGRAPH
uiuce. INr IA st desirable location In thy city
Apply To II. W. iiubsy, rAunlln % once. iusstl
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pBlIk store hoH,e IA Prather block, ou Aus
- TN street, al -, per month. Apply 1.
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25.CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements viii be inserted In this col
umn at the following
RATES.
Your lines or less, one time ............. .eb
Four lines W less, one week .... ....... 81 90
Four lines or Ices. one inoutn ........... 800
tur each additional line Five cents Tor first
insertion, and half price for each subsequent
insertion
Terms cash. except 90 regular advertisers.
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j, p. Carpenter, at his + ore IN the
new Sturgis block, Fourth stree, near
Franklin, keeps cou-t ntly ON hand b
choice article Of butter; also fires fish
aud oysters, vi ich are received every
Tuesday and Friday
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DENTISTRY

hR. GLu =. NNNN, dentist. makes % spec-
- ialty vt treating the natural teeth, hair
l'pAni cleft paiAtc- Onicr aj Austin avenue,
between Fourth and ftth streets, Waco, luNA-
-liIm
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ult~ r. and b .ctuu--N Hu uhrr uuc uhac-
ton aud pe trDliA Erht.cuuIau enquire
uI An ly Brown, al i. + MAr-uatl'a, I-uiW
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7 !
noises In III. head, the Vital lul passing uu-
Observed In the urine, anh mau'~ other diseases
that lead to insanity and cath Tho medical
Sengltmpu connected with the Institution are
graduates ~ the best colleges Of Europe and
ms country an nave nan large tNlf flelt, IN
these troubles, and will agree tu forfeit tl\ h.
HUNDRED DOLLARS tu q ease ut thls Kind
theNlTAL kESIORATlNEWni their special
thing imrurr or iniurious found in 10. Wrtrpat
all private diseases successfully without upr-
curv, CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough
examination aud advice, Including arAil sis u
urine. s. Price of VITAL RI ruRAIlNE
s3 a bottle, or four times the quantity, 80
sent to any address upon receipt of price. G..
H., secure from uhset alton, aud 'u private
name IL SO irei. by English Medical Institute
No 7l- Olive street. 81 | oui-. Missouri Post
Jice box, 1iGU. Tucker a Willis, Wholesale
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-Vnc young man, recently mare L,
n' had un.uid thousands mulras,
a'ufahcc, "as notified yesterday ny "A
.A d,iunrt Mississippi company that
y are r.u,ly thinking ui paying him
"A! collars, his prorata share from dis.
.,1 non ~ the assets ut tine concern. lie
'A,iio'i afraid L. believe it will come,
j. lives ln hope that IL VIII.
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Miss Helen Keikow inform. the pub /,
that She will op'nu Dies making e-mb
li-huent "a. hri rc- idcnCc, on sou Ia tIi,
,tIcct Hetr Waco creek. Patronage s,iic
tied and satisitC ton gutIautccd,- II lGlm
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1t should h" used 10y all persons old and
yorng. whenever any Of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living in I'm
healthy Localities, lg l,.i1a Do dose eeasou.
ally to keep the Liver .n healthy t,ii M. will avoid
all Malaria, bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nsu-
sea, prowsiurss, Depression Of SJluts. etc II
"ill invguuf. Ike gita. Vi vine, hut Is no in
toNicnting beverage.
digestion, Hr feel n.s,y arcr meals, OF sleep
less OF might. take r.|sr ahi you YI Dee relieved.
Time and Doctor,' Hius win he saved
by always keeping the Regulator
in the Hnu~ri
safe purgntiV", Alternative aui tonic an
never l- "Gt OF p.lae lhe rme .y o., hrrml"s-
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
IT Il PURELY VEGETABLE.
AM Nts 90 Che poser sud- efficacy NJ ,4lomT NJ
Qunnr, without su, of Che uiIr,.u, after eiiy.g,,
4 Gov"rnor'- Testimony.
simmons .'ar Regulator be. .'eu ,n Hs- in my
On. f me ZINC. 500" aw satisfied o. N
valuable 'fai M %" .'. .r....| science
tul #u.gtNr Governor ~ Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. stephens, Of en-.
safs Have #.rr. ri -.G.a benefit .r FOO fhr Hs- oi
Smm.n. l"a- F.paat.r, sHt wish 60 sye it4
The only Thing that never fan, to
prrra Liver Afr.H.a Juf Debility. but newer
have found atftrrH. Q. lef q. me C. the surut
s'mw Hs 'f'r q. ...nr i.as. sent ir"m Mn
ncs0ta Co. .r-7 r 10. .n' g.H't end further tar
such met. cine, lHi ~7u't advise aH nhH are slime
tlri} gnr.i'a 'a give tr4i as 1t seems lhe only
thing that never 't.s g.. rrN.fc
r " JA>srY Minneapolis Maa
DIR. I. W Mason says; From actual e,.
perian.r Zoo t.e I-o 7"mia rs Liver Regulator .n
uIE If..fI.r have .Hru lUN rAfsuUI - use
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

They -ay that the girls handle the
,nm-stiok> very d,tly. a broom
.,in tair woman : Ii nis Is subim
iG east "a persuasive 50, c,aclc 1t has
III known L. move brave mcn-muvc
out OF doors.