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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25
WHINING sIq.oOO ISaS nOra

Brokers on Third street Pbiladsl phis,
talked OF nothing else to-day but Of the
wonderful luck of one If their number
at the game Of matching pennies. The
gamo was played on Saturday after.
noon after the Stock Exchange had
closed. in the Office Of leading mem.
ber Of the exchange number of bro
kerS got together aud discussed the
dullness Of the market. Oae suggested
to another 10 q spirit Of fun that they
match pennies. In the courss Of if
teer minutes all the pennies that could
be got around the place had paaaed be-
tween the two gamblers, and, to make
il interesting, they branched from COP
pers to Gye cent pieces, Quite a good
sum had changed hands in this way,
and the game in a sbosl time became
exciting, the spectators entering into
il with as much yea, as the t~o partici-
pants, whs by this time had become
thoroughly absorbed ia the game ol
chance. becoming eseited, they
changed tho 6ye-eent nieoes to dollars,
and large sum Of money passed from
one to the other. il less than an
hour one Of the players ~na loser to
tho extent " $1,000. Al this point
there was iull Then the winner
said be would give bis opponent tbres
chances TO doubt or quilt. This val
accepted, and on tho fizt mstch h.
lost, increasing the sum TO $4,000
The second chance increased IL tc
81 900, and the third TO $4,000. Thil
brought the game TO a close. The mar
~ho lost gave his note for the amount
and went homo to-day the story goI
out aud went tbs full length Of the
street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25

The number FOR September aLounds
with pleasant edifying and interesting
reading, and is, as usual profusely il.
lustra,ed. The elitor, Rev. Mr. fal.
mage, has an admirable article entitled
"The Horse and his Rider" Gaely il
Illustrated; and The Home Pulpit con
tains one Of his eloquent aud character
istic sermons, "What are our Departed
Friends Doing Nowl' "California Big
Trees" "The Disciples Of Memo
Simon" will 10 read with great inter
est. Marien Earland continues her
highly interesting serial. a Good
Fellow" aud besides the othrr admira-
BILE serial, weighed aud Wanting"
there are short storiss, sketches, essays,
etc, " popular writers; some very
excellent poems, several of them beeu'
tifully illustrated, and u large, inter
estlog and instructive miscellany.
There are also Editorial Comments,
Personal Notes and Comments, The
Collection Basket, The Drift OF Beli-
gious Comment, etc, etc. The price
is only % cents a number, or 50 year
sent post paid. A specioSen number
will be sent ON the receipt Of % cents,
addressed TO FRANK LESLIE, Publisher,
63, So and 81 Park Place, New York
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25

A very interesting little story be-
longs to the exhibition OF the Royal
Academy this year A lady and her
daughter, in a sudden shower of rain,
took refuge in a doorway. 1t was that
Of great artist's studio; and the great
artist himself entering at the moment,
invited them to come in from the rain.
As the rain steadily poured down, he
studied attentively the young girls
face anu figure, and presently, pro-
ducing his card, he asked the mother's
permission to make painting of hen
daughter. So HAttering compliment
from so distinguished an artist could
not be declined; AMI beautiful por-
trait, the result ofA great many sittings
was finished ia due time, and is one oi
the ornaments of ths years exhibition.
Such paiRting would have an immense
value; but it was gracefully presented
by the artist to the young lady herself
It's only fault is that it hardly does jnE
tice to the lovely original. al.-LOndor
Society.
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AiTiSt.,

Waiting while tho shadows gather,
And tho sunlight fados away,
While the tender cleaning deopens,
And the golden turns 10 gray.
Watching while the starlight qulvers
brightly In tho heavon above;
am waiting for her coming,
Waiting, watching for my love.
fastening for tho well. known footf~ll,
And the voice whose loving tone
Swectly bids ms cease my waiting,
w.tihing. listening for my own.
Lingering still! among the shadows,
As they deepen on the beach,
Hearts exchange In sacred Stiffness
Thoughtsthat would be spoiled by speech
Thus In perfect love and trus Ing,
Winged moments pas away;
TIL The hols star-erowned night Is
Sweet to Us rs golden day.
And as tandesiy tke cleaning
Gathered on tha brow ofday,
Cod shall keep her. God shall hess her.
When llfss g,,ldsn turns to gray.
--!Samaei j. TThiea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25

Presumption begins in ignOrence
and ends in ruin On the other hand
the production Of Kidnoy,Wort began
with wise cautions and scientific re-
search, and its use ends in restoring
shattered constitutions and endowiug
men and women with health and hap
piness. ''My tormented back, is the
exclamation Of more than one poor
hard working man and woman; do you
know why it achesl 1t is because your
kidneys are overtasked and need
strengthening, and your system needs
to be cleansed Of bad humors. You
need Kidney Vert
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25

Edith sewing busily npon cloak for a
year-old body growing 10 the cradle.
She held up her work for inspec
ion.
"My yachting dress, EI~srd."
III remember IT, Edward answered
grayely.
"Do You | never wore il but once
the last day we were nj WhiteclifT. :"
"The day." her husband answered,
when, after an hour Of doubling agony,
| found my wife bal married me with
the true love-for better, for worse"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25

The local editor of the Springfield
Mass. Republican, Mr.. j. II. Mabbitt,
says Eve have used st. Jacobs Oil
in our family for rheumatism, and
fonnd it to be frSt-elass thing. -
Boston Herald.
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Tor Sale.

A sash and door factory located at Stay.
ton VIII tesold cheap. Custom work is
sufficient to run mill at fun capacity. Cali
at this ofEioe for further particulars,
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ADvKn7Isrxo nA1rs

opociai DusIness notices in Ioeai Col.
uTnns y cents per line. Regular locs1
notices 10 cents per line.
:, FOR legal and transient advertisements
DO Per square for the first insertion and
~ cents per square for each subsenueut
insertion. ''S'''
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MID DAY GERMANS

are given by Newport hostesscs because
it is often impossible to secure an gwen
ing. The style Of dress, Of course, is
not so elaborate as in the evening, and
here one beholls an endless display of
veilings, surahs, louisines, embreidsr-
les and grenadines, to many Of which
not only satin but velvet is brought as
an adjunct. Not SO much the latter as
the former, because velvet is heavy for
midday wear. but in slight touches it
appears on these occasions, while dur
ing the afternoon drive, or later, it il
often seen to a lavish extent. Some
of the new India foniards, too, are
worn at these Germana Having
character of their own, they are easily
distiDguishable by the quaint red
figures stamped on creamy white SUR
face, and favorite combination is an
underskirt of solid red silk made in
, successive plaitings. Chine silks, teo,
are in great favor, and one of the pref
test toilettes in this style was worn ly
Judge Hilton's daughter, where the
rows os China flowers alternated with
black moire stripes. 1t was made all
in one and without combination or ac-
cessories, as the material IN itself show
ed sufficient variety. Moire has been
successful all the season, and thengh
7 hardly the highest style, viii be worn
during the coming Winter.
lis an open secret here that the new
toilet article, DE-. Ssott's electric flesh
brush, is to be found in the summer
outfit of many belle, Indeed, I am
" told con6dentially that it is quite the
:, rage, aud physicians predict great bene-
fit from its use. These brushes are
made Of bristles, and should not be
mistaken for the wire brushes ssen in
shops. Three dollars will purchase
one, and that sum of money could net
be more juliciously expended.
LUeY CARTER.
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No family Dyes were ever so popu
lar as the Diamond Dyes. They never
fail. The Black is far superior to
logwood. The other colors are bril-.
liant.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
sURE CURE GUARANTEED.

nR. = e. WI5Tts SEEVE A%D BgsIS TREAT
i ment. specific for HysseFia, Dizziness coa.
yuisions Nervous Headzehe, Mental DspTession
Loss oi Memory, spernatoFhnta. IIHpotsNey, In
voluntary emissions premature old age, caused ay
oser-exeFtIon, seif-zbsisc xernGligence, which
lsss % misery, decay and death. OFle sx VII cure
reeent Illness Eaeh box contains one months
treatment sne dollar q box, SIX boxes for Eve
dollars; sent b. NAL prepaid % receipt Of price
We guarantee SIX boxes 70 cure any case. Wtn
each order received BY for six boxes accompanied
with Eve doiiaTs. will sesd the purchaser our
written guarantee % return the ui0ney II the treat
Iaent does not Effect cure. Gaarantses Issued
only by ..
woODARD, eT.AKER 4 co
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Portland Oregon.
OrfleFs by mail at regular prices.
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EAsMIex Ar sEwronr.
fHb ADress TsiIeits--.Ya<thIs1 0sfTgs---
'Hsf"saes ~ Midday csr1sass, HGe.


full ADress TsIIetts--YaeshIs1 6M9as...-
'Hsi"'3es ~ Midday csr1sass, EGe.
For snccess ia The fashion business
here, china craFe dress does as much
Tor the owner, ~ top D1te, according
10 Mark Twain, is found TO do in the
music business here or elsewhere. a
shield and buekler are those softened
folds, enveloped in which you may tran
gully defy united batteries If grena-
diDe, tatin, brocade, yeiiinss, and i
know not what beside. They are good
enough each in It's wAy, but none of
them are china Grape, nor. indeed, eHn
ever be. Formidable in iivsishis
howeyer, arc grenadines xheFeon are
depicted great bAIl-like flowers Of plush,
or where a gecmeiTical brain bestrexs
hectagons, pentsgous. and other 'gons
too numerous to mention. Such a cos-
tune As was worn by ArS. Bonspsfte
at recent reception. An olive green
greoadine ornamebted by large pear
shaped plush flowers in pale pink with
leaves Of darker green. The grenadine
was made as a I.oIonaise over a satIn
uIdefSkirt OF harmonizing SHADE, where
successive puffs were headed by a plait-
ing Of Fale pink. An exquisite Grape
dress worn on another occasion by Mrs
Bonaparte vas Of creamy tinged white,
embroidered in colors and made over
an undersk;rt Of Llack and cream colcr-
ed satin, While a second Grape cEstume
was Of pale blue combined vilh yellow.
YAcHTISe cUsTCXEs.
differ considerably according to whetl-
er the wearer be stiIl youthful or ether
wise. Then again Sor lsncbeons on
board richly furnished yacht, We find
the handsoniest dinner toilettes Ieoked
upon as not too elaborate. Here, a
city ex:ravsgance IS supersdded TO by
an abandon allowable only a. watering
places, and Pslion is piled on o4sa to
bedeck the millionaireis wifs. The
more genuine yachting eutfts worn by
young ladies show q ebarncte ristie dash
Of the sailor costume The style of
making Is eccentric, or to say The least,
informal p loose waist Leited in witn
broad nautical collar, usually the collsr
and belt matching. Turkey red or blue
Bercale, white or blue flannel or cash
mere are mixed together and eompoun-
ded in many different ways, while the
Jersey waist comes in 10 give still far
Their variety. Extremely eOquettish
too are Yachting suits where the oser-
dress is made in coat style basque and
jaunty overskirt, a pretty Iaoiel having
been worr. By Miss Astor, where white
cashmere was stitched in red, and worn
with plated underskirt Of red percale.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt lately wore
a costume of fne blue hnEd where the
skirt was composed of two deep rows of
plating With WOODEN sash tisd belo"
the waist, bow and eads at the back,
and Jersey waist of corresponding color
with striped white and blue collar aud
cuffs. Miss BOnaparte wore similar
one of brown cashmere with red striped
collar, cuffs and tie.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25

DIR. MOTIFS Liver rills are the best can
thsrtlc regulators.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25
Dr. SPENNEY,
No. II KEARNY ST.
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

- YOUNG MEN
uTH0 uAY RE SUFFERING FRau TgE
~ effcfs Of youthful foailes or hsftsTetion, 8iD
do well TO avail themselves of this thegreatest boon
ever laid at te altar Of suffering humanity. DR.
gPTNNEY viii guarantee 70 forfeit s50gfor every
scmaale weakness or private diseesc 81 any kind
carac:er wllic1 he undertakes aud faiig 10 cure.
slaDDLE-AGRD MEN.
There zrenGy Al the age Of thirty Gveto sixty ~o
troubled with too frequent evacuation ~ the bad
der often accompanied by slight smarting or burning
sensation, and weakening Ol the system IN manner
the patient cannot account Dor. On examining the
urinary deposits roEy sediment will often be found
md sometimes small particles Of albufBen viii appear
r the color win he of thin miksh hne. again chang.
ing dark and torpid appearance. There many
sn who die OF this difficulty ignorant of the case,
which is the second stage of seminal weakness d. =.
viii guarantee perfect in ail such .ases, and
healthy restoration Of the genito-uriIary organs
oyrIcE HoURs-to 10 aEd - 2. Sundays from 10
to II A. N. Consultation free. Thorough exIainatia
and advice, 6.
For private diseases Of sbort standing full epHrse
Of medicine sufficient lu cure With All instrutioiis,
viii be sent % any atslrsss Gu receipt of SO o.
Gall and address, -
DIT. kPTSNEY Il CO.,
7El2 10. II Eearny ST. San Francisco. Cal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-04
THE STATE OF TENAS.0

THE STATE OF IENAS. n .,e.,,
County OF McLcnnan.
Reuben Ross Us. G.. W. Birchfcld and +
NJ. Birchticld.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Nc
Lennan county. greeting
Whereas, oath has this Gay been made
before me that the residence OF +. VI.
Greenfield is unknown to atliInt, So that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon HIM, You are hereby COM
mInded that by making publication OF
tins citation in some newspaper published
IN the county OF MyLcnnan, once In each
week Tor tour consecutive weeks previous
10 the return day hereof, you summon
the said F. NJ. Brchficld to be and appear
b, tore the iii tIict court to be holden in
and Tor the county OF McLennan, at the
court house thereof, in the city of Waco,
on the first Monday in May, 1882, then
and there to ans Wer the petition OF Reuben
Ross filed in said court against the said G..
W .Birchtied, and F.M. Birchtield. alleging
in substance us follows. to-wit: That on
tine 2lst dag OF June. 1878, SAID defendants,
Jointly and severally made, executed and
delivered to petitioner for value received,
certain prOmlSOry note. bearing date
2lst day OF June, ISIS, and is made pay
able on or before the 18th day of Decem-
Der. 1879. and is for SSj3.0O and bears y
per cent interest per annum until paid.
Defendants also Jointly and Severaly
made. exc cutud and delivered TO petitioner
another promiSOry note hc.rlng date 2lst
day of June ISIS, tOr SS}3,OO, for value
r, ceivcI. ana Is made payab c on or before
The 18th day of December, 1850. and bears
II per cent interest per annum till paid.
Said two notes are due and unpaid, except
the first OF the above mentioned notes is
l.,
viz: SlSGOJ and S46l0J. said two notes
were given for part of the purchase
money OF thrT c tracts OF land. The first
tract is situate in McLennan county.
Texas, on the waters OF Middle BOsquc
and contains 800 acres. The second tract
is situate il McLrnnn county, near the
yell county line on the south fork of
Wasp Greek and contains one hundred
acres of land The third tract contains
ten acres oft of the north end of the j. A.
Reeves eighty acre survey in Corycll
county, Texas. Petitioner asks that he
may have judgement for his debt, DAM
ayes int rest and costs of suit, and tor the
foreclosure of his lien on the alb I'VE men
toned three tracts of land. and that they
be sold according to law to satisfy said
judgment. d PENDANTS are notified to
F.O luce upon the trial of the clse the
original deed of conveyance Of the above
mentioned three tracts OF land. or Ger
tilied copy OF the same will be used in
evidence on the trial of the case.
He. Elm fill not. but have you then and
there before said court this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you have
executed the same.
witness L. +. BEASLEN,
Clerk District Court McI.cnnan County.
49,, Given under my hand and the
l.. $ seal of said court in the city of
49, Waco, this the 18th day of March
\. ID. lSN2. Il. F. BEASLEY.
Clerk District Court McLennan Go. Tex.
BY CHAs. II. LEDNUM, Deputy.
032Sdtw
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THE EXAMINER
WACO, APRIL + 1850
LOCAL BEkEVIEEES.
items OF Interest from Our Re
pOrters' Note hooks.

The bill brigade is still on the tramp.
irsVei between waco ana Tempe Is
-, ii ,,IhI2 anu H'illhH p"IueS report
soo' l''cA'.
| Flowers are so numerous now that all
Can '"JoS 'neih
In some parts of Bell county the
wheat is rusting badly.
M, ,t,,,,,,.,,,.,,,. ...,.t...., ,.-..--
n +hn ~. 'eiio'e.Ta i''o'i'' . w '''S
-
The ConcOrlia club will give an enter
taiument while the veterans are here.
United States court will pan ont largely
on CIVIL business When the docket is taken
up.
DO not forget 10 give something TO-
veterans.
-Ihe Narrow Gauge people 1t IS sah
have drawn OIL large part VI then force
III Ar"hhSas.
CITY court was unusualIv lively yes
terJ.,y ,nnrn,Ig some MIN ,.!nI,r.i
Casts Jein% On hand.
Tho LIST ot daIiporont tsv-,ovo,.s
nubIisheJ mis- norninir j. M, AZ IJi,,,.
IS il I,,-s hon in Ih,,I,.r '7,,., ,.lo,.,
Temple Is well fixed ON doctors and
lawyers, but mas only one officer AID Inc
Is hot occupied with business half his
There was large attendance at the
baptlst church on sunday ana me meet
IhS no" SolhS on there seems % be very
successful.
me SUNDAY evening ram ieiI water
Stai'uili& III some Vi tlle numerous hole9
'rouhI toWh anu lil'tue worn lol INC sIiee'
sahS cleaning out sewers Yesterday
-EA-Deputy Us. Marshal HuhnIcut Is
no" iuL i, uSe III III Il; en- Oh Tue IvAas
anu 81 LOUIS, ana the Dogs say 1t was Il
Droau-gu"Ge APP ointment Tor Il narrow
u 81 Iotd.
I'm sunday rfo1+ ,,oo,lo VIII, ,,,s,aI
nm and Imwn ,onI2 MINI .rr,.i ~, l,.
Ii l,btaI VII rio ,nnli'. I'I-1isLaJ Nv tho
{ orrnroIia banG Tre strains am 81 tb,.\
passed out at the open widow or the
night ar caused peOpie To stop aAd listen
Win deilght.
-Pareons in from the country weston.
dow cav TO rain If Snnd.,v ,.,,,,iro- ,l,d
=, ,r,,,,ug n,r ,.Tn-,s NJ 5lo,I nt t9ond
irCe 7l,rnuni witch ~ h1am I1lrs7, .',J
Il Ia nm II, hi,r cInG. l,.,S h,,.oI,,o and
Iy0,iN. 80 Tin mo anil, tr,,,It,1@ i
me r,in 'iorS not sem H. taV, bCen
general.
-Messrs n - r,..-.,.i,d w II 9Th
son and p. ~ d -: allcil. accomnaIi.d n,
Young lad,, frionTs t,,tn+ out on Rescue
blower shootino-- I"E+ eynrinor No one M
ticipatod - In ii +bo aame i'm
the CONT to',Iso +bpI, hove ,,I Ir1tatiou
for beinr o,Vt9V ,, ti,a f eek 10 see
ore ,ho o ,oo ''',G 1o,o in tLa roIsn OF an
a alyo Il mo- rl,''ii o'' f''''- ~ ''''
Mr.. John Moore informs us thatsheep
orp lpOkiuV u-ner in LauIp4SiIS county than
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-04
HE HIO~i Complete Stock Of Hi
quOr~ in the city.

| have constantly in store a fine assOrt-
mcnt of
French cOgnacS and wines.
kentucky and Tennessee whiskicss
baltimore and Pennsylvania ye.
Maryland and Virginia old apple and
peach brandies.
Pure California wines and brandies.
am the only importer in central Texas
of these really splendid Juices. get them
drect from the grower, and guarantee
them superior to any goods in the mar
ket. being rich and delicious in fltvor, and
unexcellcd in their medicinal qualities. y
complete assortment OF beers. ale, porter
coruials. gins and imported liquors.
J. y. GGLDsTEIN, 81 Austin s..
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General Drayage.

Persons who wish freight hauled to or
from the dSpots, or any class OF merchan-
disc moved in the city, should not forget
that Horne Il DeWare have the only eX-
elusive transfer line in the city, and have
Il lar-e number of tloats ready to serve the
public on the shortest notice. Attention
prompt. and charges reaSOnablC.-0l2St
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Houston. West n 90.

Wholesale grocers al AMI 423 North
main and 2O2 2U4 '205 and 20s Vine streets
st. Louis. Mo. Issue weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending 10 commence business
tee OF charge on application.
U2-27dwly
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SMOKE PETERSEN'S CIGARS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

During my absence travelling in the
stare professionally, Mr.. Geo. ID. Wood
viii be- in charge ct my store and furnish
optical goods to all who may desire them
and give any information wished.
Ii. ROBINSON,
O32ltf Optician. " AGO.
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Honor to whom Honor is Duo

MAsTERsvILLE, April I-Your CORES
pondent in your last weeks paper, sign
ing himself Fascination Fledgeby," by
some fascination or other strayed wide
of the mark of giving you correct infor-
nation concerning depots, etc, from
Waco to Temple. He writes: "At light
ming speed we ghded over the prairie
'twixt Waco and the metropolis of Bell,
arriving soon at McLennan." He had
only reached switch in lsom E8rPs
farm. This switch has no name. Next
the train iourneyed so Westbrook, winch
is in sight of the old town OF Masters
vile and located on grounds donated Dy
that enterprising citizen, C. A. West
brook" There is not, and never was on
this part of the Missouri Pacific road,
station named Westbrook, nor did West
brook ever here or hereabouts donate
any land for depot. Your correspon-
dent had reached MCLennan, Whlc9 Is
located on sixty acres of land donated oy
Messrs. Kirk, Fritz and DAM AerI-hot
IN sight of nor less than two miles trom
c. ~ Westbrooks, as your corresP9n-
dent states, and not less than four miles
from Mastersville. Messrs. Fritz anu
Aerl are well known as two OF our Oes'
and most substantial farmers, VINO seek
no uotoriety and would not rush INTO
print to claim their own rights. Is ho'
this correction due them?
A LooKER-oH.
Our correspondent, We are well salts
fed, is Just as anxious as "A-LoOker-on
to accord ''honor where honor is due
The information was no doubt gained
from persons whom he met on the trip
and given rs he received it. We insert
the correction gladly, knowing that the
corresY ondent would do 50 were his at
teution called to 1t.
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PREPARATORY TO TAKING
STOCK NEXT MONTH ! MAKE
A GENERAL REDUCTION IN
PRICES AFTER MONDAY 20, '82.
PURCHASERS WILL FIND IT TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL
ANDI INSPECT MY STOCK BE
FORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
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An INVALUABLE REMEDY

or weakness of the Kidneys
anu bladder. a quick and
complete clre in 4 To- scavs Of
an an urinary affections, smart
ing, frequent or dinicult urI-
ldiloh, mucous discharges
anu sed.meHt in the u~jne
from Whatever cause in
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boxes unusually sufficient
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receipt Of price. Address DR.
Clarke Medicine Company.
Jew York CITY
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LEGION or HONOR.

American Legion Of Honor, Council No. id2
hollis regular meetings first ana thIru Satur-
Gay in each month.
FRANK \. ". CREAGER, Secretary.