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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-26
An Honest Mormon.

There is at least one honest Mormon.
Ex-congressional Delegate Hooper was
recently i'll Washington with members
of his family, and received q telegram
from Salt Lake City announcing the
fact that a suit had been begun against
him by the government for taking 3O0,-
900 feet OF timber from government land.
Mr.. Hooper, who became acquainted
with Secretary Kirkwood when both
were in congress, at once called upon
the secretai y, and said: you know me,
and know that 1 never try to evade my
responsibilities. 1 admit that l took
the timber. | had to have it and / am
ready to pay for it. You only made one
mistake took at least 100000 feet OF
lumber" Secretary Kirkwood asked
Mr.. Hooper to make his statement III
writing, to which the latter readily as
scented. The facts were MS follows: A
railroad in which Mr.. Hooper was large
ly interested was binding, and the land
upon which the timber stood was I'M
surveyed, and therefore could not be
bought. Neither could the timber upon
it be purchased Therefore it was taken
and a strict account was kept of isupon
the books OF the company.
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THE CITY.
PER SO Nal
Or. j. q. Caldwell is in the city.

De-. b. Caldwell is in the city.
BIB. Carlson, ESQ, OF Marlin, is in
the ely.
Mss Sallie Caldwell is in the city on a
visit, guest OF Miss Matte Ragland.
Mr.. W. y. Grand retrrrod from bust
ness visit to 81. Louis on Monday night.
Mrs J. IL. Gray 9nd her little son. Ber-
Tie, have gone 10 Dallas on n visit to Mrs
Gray's sister.
Mr.. John L. Graves, Of The Great
SOuthw' 4 was one of the welcome call
els at our cflce yesterday.
Or. 7. B. Owens. brother of Dr. 5. A.
Owens, OF this ely. lett yesterday by
private convey ancc Tor q TIP to Ga es-
vile.
Mr.. L. A. Co,k, nephew Of Dr. Walter
Cock, is n the city on d visit from Mis-
sissippi, ana coniemplstes loo ting in the
state.
Mir. CASTOR Mesli,r. southwestern pas
senger agent OF the Wabash route. a iiyu-
rite route for those who seek comfort in
travelling is IA the city again and will
spend to-day with US
After visit OF several months with the
tamily of Col. u. -. Anderson. of Hill
county, Mrs. Withers and her daughter,
Miss Bette WithCTS, passed through Waco
yesterday morning, en- route for their
home in Mississippi. They carry with
them the kindeSt v ishes OF their friends
in the Lone Star sta q,
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Good Advice from n Leading
Medical Professor.

The learned doctor says Keep some
Kind of a tonic medicine always in the
house, and if any one feels unwe!l, make
free use of it. Bur first be sure that il is
both harmless rs well as meritorious. Put
no trust in alcoholic preparations; their
use will lead Temperance; neither be
! lrt!al 10 any remedy that produces a Sc
we're cathartc feet, f. prost alton of the
nervous system and digestive organs is
su O follow. The milo st and best med
i.ine ever invented for st rengthening ev-
cry part of The body and restoring jm
paired or lost organic functions to their
normal CONDITION. and one which is haV-
ing an unparalleled and rapidly creasing
sale in the eastern states, is Browns Iron
Buffers. Any druggist will procure for ii
you if YOU request him 20 do so,esecip Illy
whed he finds you cannot b5 persuaded to
take some substitute. Ii does not contain
alcohol, and is the only preparation OF
iron that cures headache and does not
blacken the teeth. 1t is a sure remedy for
true streDgthener, and the very best med
icine ever invented for permanently
strengthening the pulmonary, urinary aud
digestive organs, and preventing con
sumption, kidney diseases and chronic
dyspepsia, often curing these diseases
when all other remedies have tailed; ioT
II Is natures best Observation-Disclosures.
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FROM MARLIN.
City Marshal NarIoW Stabbed
"A battle with Negroes.

MARLIN, April 24.-The usual quiet Of
this very quiet town was changed to i'll
tense excitement last Saturday. At
about three o'clock in the afternoon
three negroes got into drunken dis
pute, and upon the marshal attempting
to arrest them, one OF them siezed him
and wrenched his pistol from his hand
and fired at him. The marshal ran into
q storehOuse aud securing another pistol
went back and opened fire, wounding
the negro Allen Jemison in the leg and
hand. There was considerable firing
done but no other Gausualnes than
above reported. The negroes were ar
rested and jailed. Later i'll the evening
Mr. Wick" Reed threw a bar glass and
struck MI. VIM. Barlow on the head,
making an ugly but not a dangerous
scalp wound. The marshal in attempt
ing to arrest Reed was stabbed III the
left side the cut entering about three IN
ches and penetrating the lung. After
being cut Marshal NARROW struck
Reed with heavy hickory walk
ing stick, knocking him senseless,
III W ich condition he remained for
abou sx hours Result OF the days
fights Marshall MARROW very badly if
not fatally stabbed. Mr.. Barlow serious
ly cut on the head with a bar glass
wick" Reed is.not as seriously hurt As
was d first supposed. The negro AL
len jameson will loose one or two fin
gers and walk on crutchoS for awhile
and the whole OF them will undoubted-
ly have some very important business
to attend to at our next district court
There was considerable wild shooting
and The wonder is that more Was not
hurt. A Mr. McComb had the skin,
nipped by u stray bullet-everything
has quoted down-and no more trouble
is anticipated.
MARLINSPIKE.
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SUMNER RESORT.
Prospects for Something which
Waco BEas long Needed.

For two or three years past the Ex-
A1uSBR has urged that Waco should
have some park or pleasure grounds
where young and old might go in the
summer months and spend the warm
afternoons and evenings III comfort. 1t
Is also a IL Il that t e day is past when
people believe that they are offending
the Father If they do not lay aside all
happiness on Saturday night and not
smile again unti Monday. The American
people love comfort and are growing
more and more prone to indulge in
harmless amusement. We have long
thought thu If Waco had q place of
recreation where something interesting
and amusing could be afforded IL the
open eir there world be less questionable
pastimes carried on indoor and under
darkness by young men and many older
ones during the summer months For
this reason parks sad gardens have been
started in many places and proved sue
cesstul in affording healthful, harmless
pastime. Waco Is promised such
place OF amusement IN few
weeks, and it will be in a
portion Of the city easily
reached by all. Mr.. Peter
De Francis, who for long time con
Quoted a large garden at Bryan, has
eased Mai ia o. c. Vests property IN
south Waco. known as Minglewoocdi
Park, and is now busy fitting II up. he Will
put in seats shrubbery, arbors, swings,
dancing platform. band house, speaker
stand, etc, and make II place that can
be used on all occasions. 1t will be con
Quoted IN tirst-class style, and fair test
/ Will be mad Of whether our people will
appreciate and patronize such q place.
! or course, during the week 1t will be
open day and night, for those
/ who may wish TO visit II.
and all sorts of pleasures will
be allowed, bur on the Sabbath only
such exelc ses a are appropriate
to the day will be permitted
I his, we understand, is TO be the
programme Of Mr.. DeFrancis. Ger
tainly Waco needs some snch. place q
I'LL. = uvo rurpe than any other CITY
in the state, and if the proprietor vii!
make ana keep it such place as vii
iavite the better element we misjudge
our people very much If they do mol
patronize it enough by another season
at least to make it liberal SUCCESS.
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Our last issue contained partial par
ticulars of the fire which broke out yes
terday morning and consumed two
buildings with their contents, and dam
aged the adjoining block owned by Lem
Chambers Our closest investigation
does not permit us t. say that those
who are most interested ascribe the fire
to any thing but accident. The sufferers
are Mr.. J. B. Massey. who occupied the
corner as grocer, and who had pm in
surance OF $3.50 on stock, and $50 on
fixtures J. Darrow next door had
five hundred dollp~s on stock. These
two buildings, or one build
ing divided, more properly speaking
was the pgopeI,v OF Mr.. Z. G. L. Wei
luscb, and he hau So } insurance. In
the biick block adioir ny, IIr. Lem
Chambers had ! CO.. on stock and
$4,N J on building P1d furniture, the
upper floors being used as his residence
He was damaged by both fire Pnd water
to q considerable extent, but as he was
not within the reach of our eporters
yesterday an estimate could rot be OBJ
tanned. Mr.. T. r. JordFu, who occu-
pied one store in Mr.. Gamblers block,
was also slightly damaged but the 10, $,
outside of what marauders carried away
was small. We must insist, even at the
expense of mourning the dIsDleasure of
"an I'D st. Louis fireman." that the de-
partment and the water company made
pO aXppllpOt GaUa
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The Reusnn Why

We never advertise our goods in de-
tail Is, because our patrons know that
be3ldes the latest and handsomest styles
in millinery, we also carry a full lire of
corSets, Indies and children's hose, uu-
der wear of every description childrer's
embroidered dresses, cloaks Bnd caps,
laceF. collars, tichus, ruching, glove :,
mltts, hair goods, dress trimm; ngs, and
an endless variety of fancy goods, and
stock is kept full by weehly invoices.
Mrs. Ella S. Cohen, Fashion Bazaar.-
D!1-d&w
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a. Tho Great Southern Remedy

"Rragos Chill Cure" which = f, ~,
ranted for the cure OF cilIiI' I,i slI
is positive antidote for ' hI',iiIigg up
has no rival as a tonic for Ou i"rb ct.
an emaciated system from SUM ,rbo srs
n matir csmses, and to those T W. jofn.
necessarily exposed to IlI ',.;,5 the fol-
ences, and are attended WIN Of II, spre-
lowing symptoms, such IS io' ioint,, r.
t t aebing of the back and l .oslIi.Do:I.
, r,.r, % severe headache, l9 llaas;..
ton to get about, low Sp,, ,J eyennlsl9
ness. chilly sensations, anu nav insIF
hot, burning fever, whlcIl; i lln; or in'
t terminatS t faver we would sugs tbs
YOU keep a supply on li" time. dsIl,.
time and take dose three ,a al sl!s
No other medic ne is necessa liI4(ai in is
MT U'l roncentrated and powerful powerful. es'
ments from the blood ~" utter than %
appreciate this warning - r' less eIPc;Sstt
ia farmer 1ne.s , Tn0 li poiso9s f6
In the fall season, when cool nig1s,
crops in the midday sun iDS, then !! ,
and heavy dews of morning. nj Most prs'''ti
those fp malignant fevers are Ii1 Ireconrelss
lent, and to them IN We %Br T2 chill TTo5ph
every morning on rising |h snfering
avoid the danger OF I!". and eypeH,r
arsenic. The physicians ,an,1r druggist NJ ~
it and take no other, ~ frl''
Il tie. Prepared only Iyy,d by & VILE LIS.
TU'AhNw Waco, l''''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-26
FROM TEMPLE.
4 Severe storm and Some
Damage--CorpOration Mat
ters.-Generai News.
To The B-dpiner

To The Braminer.
TEMPLE, April PA southwest storm
of wind and rain, accompanied with
some hail, struck this place about l
O clock on the night OF the 22d. The
wind was quite seve'e, and several casu-
alties occurred to property here and III
the neighhorhood. Mr.. Rosentield had
the front OF his storehOuse blown down;
Messrs. Mcmahon and Whitehursteach
had dwelling house blown from the
blocks, and Captain Rosch's dwelling
and outhOuses suffered in a partial loss OF
roofs. At Howard Mr.. Baggett's gin
was the principal sufferer; tie school
houses of Birdsdale and Williamson were
both badly damaged, and some houses III
the neighborhoOd of Oenaville are re-
ported blown down. An old gentleman
by the name of SimmOnds is said to have
been hurt, quite seriously, by the storm,
near OenRville. The hail was too light
to affect either the crop or fruit. Capt.
LIN. Chopper, Temples representative
veteran, attended the annual meeting OF
the Texas veterans at Waco. The Cap
tain had thought Of declining the visit,
through urgent business, but being
callediupOn by some OF his old comrades
who brought back wildly the scenes OF
long ago, and as blood amt vinegar, You
know, the Captain decided to go up and
commune again with the boys of 30.
Our latest additions in the way Of citi-
izenship, are Dir. Hinchman, OF Waco,
and Messrs. Swank e. Meyer, of Phlla-
delphia. The former comes here as q
dealer in agricultural implements and
the latter to open up boot and shoe
| business. Our capture of.Messrs. Swank
and Meyer was quite accidental. 1t ap-
peares that these young gentlemen were
beating about through the state prospec-
ting aud were told by friend to see
Temple. The sequel was the Queen OF
Sheba's experience in duplicate-"tht
half hadn't hoen told" All we ask OF
rroopecters is Il visit, as the result i!
always, see and stay.
There IL rumOr of another corporation
petition in circul alton. Some people
never can be happy Take care, gentle
men. Remember Israel, who, ignoring
the good, fatherly rule of Samuel anC
the Judges, prayed to the Lord for
! king, like unto the nations arounC
them" and the Lord gave them Saul
the magnificent-a change with ven
geance. Let well enough alone, is tin
best III this matter; at least that wa
Temples verdict at the last election.
There is no abatement to the influx o
prospectors.
The old veterans also gave us a cal
the past week and for the nonce th
streets of Temple were in possession q
the silver barred.
i, The Examiner comes regularly wit
the Missouri Pacifc's morning tran
giving Us i'll fact our only mornin
, paper.
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To the smtic. Of 1Yncn.

Nine. f NJ. Blanks has now opened
her millinery ana dress-msling estab-
hshment ~ the Weibusch new building,
No. 80 Austin avenue, psrlor rooms on
second floor, one door above the Wuco
Academy q Art, where her f,Iends end
customers NAV find more commodiou-
and very private rooms. She viii be
happy to see them at an times, and en-
deavor TO keep them supplied With all
articles Of toilet which they may need.
She is in consistent receipt Of oi1 the very
latest Partisan styles. PGlucuiar atten-
tisn is given 70 all orders from the
country. Read her advertisement on
this page.
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what PIeases the ladies.

Everybody takes a justifable pride
in dress and every husband desires to
have rs wife appear we'll, so do parents
t. cir dau"hters and brothers always in
dulge their sisters in every al .icle Of
dress. The ladies therefore may please
their own taste and if they do not ap-
pear well it will be their own fault for
Mrs. Leland hes Just got in fne in
voice of ladies hats, the latest style, all
the novelties in neckwear and an ele-
CANT assortment Of Iaces. We need
not urge the a0;es to see them they
will all be sure to look at these goods.
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a Card,

As some OF my patrons and friends in
the adjacent country are under the i'm
preston that bad LETT Waco to be absent
several months. take this means of in
forming them that as | have important
business to look after will not leave till
the mi, die OF June or first of July.
042ldltw2t JOE S. WILLIS, NJ. D.
Waco, April 20, 1882.
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LaCIcde HoteI. s,.r.nuis

THIS hotel has gained rapidly in popu-
lar favor since its acquisition by the
present proprietors, Messrs. Gliswold &
Sperry. The work Of renovation has
been made complete, aud the estal 'ish
ment now boasts not only the neatest
and newest uuiture, but The best sew
erage IN the city. The LaClede is the
cheapest first class hotel 04c6dlt
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Time Have Changed.

10 : I.I-ITtS IsVIIV.
An lsrae!ife. who happened 10 be in a
village when il was plunLer by French
soldiers. a Grc,t many of whom wore on
the brC SIS the cross OF the Legion of
Honor, made the remark, confidentially
10 himself. howeve': How changed ere
the time Formerly they used to hang
the thiev on the cross, but now they
hang the crosses on the thieves 4 SINH
lar change in the t, .tm21t of criminals
hay ben observed in this country. In
old times the Jury used TO hang the muir
dcrer, but now il is olren the murderer
who hangs the jury
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Electric cOnsumptIOn Curs

Has undoubtedly the best ruE
ton Of any medicine for the cured
consumption that we have vet bs
able to find. 1t i prepared cxIHll
for consumption, and those who Il
affected with deep seated cough 1
long-standing. \ few doses give Il.
mediate relief, ana if kept up viii t.
feet a cure. 1t is very soothing % n
lungs and pleasant to take. One gc
nights sleep, free from those iIeaiH
paroXysms of coughing, is worth MI
than the price Of i half dozen 0o-4
Ask your druggist for bois &
once; price 30 cents and 81 per t1rA
Prepared only by Tucker L VILE
Waco, Texas.
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SyaecjuI Notice.

J. J. O'Brien, the upholster on Bridge
street, has Just obtained ratent for
b@'f-canopy mosquito bar" 'rame which
eXceis anything OF the kind of cred to
the public. Messrs. Stevenson, Tibbs &
Steiner, furniture dealers, are the only
agents for the sale OF the mosquito bar
frame III Waco. O423dtf
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Every house in town is advertising
gents white and colored shirts at Great
Bargains" In fact. almost giving them
away. Now. we don't give shirts away.
but we will give you as good a bargain as
any reasonable man can expect. We think
1t more to your advantage to come End
inspect for yourselves, so we don't publish
prices, but actual facts. SANGER Bros.
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Just received the finest line OF ladies' and
misses slippers in Waco all of the latest
lashlon in button shoes, Newport ties,
strap Newports, Halle Kirke's button
Scandals, assar scandals and fine line of
slippers tor Old ladies wear. ''--N -
V4Iotc SANGER Bros,
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Don't fail to call and see our fine line of
mems fine sewed boots. button shoes, lace
balls, Alexis, congress and low shoes al
prices that will please every one.--OilGct
SANGER RRos,
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Compound Syrup Of Sars arafIIIl
IOdide of Potassium.

The remedies in this preparation y
ranked by the medical profession : !"
most certain of alternatives ana ltPIf
tives, possessing the power Of remo,-+s
from the blood those humOrs or pfllI
pies which disturb it, purity, dlrec.Is
them toward the natural e1tlsNE
channels. 1t is employed win sl, ~;
tage in chronic affections OF tAe Ao'
eruptive and skin diseases, Such . !,
Anthony's fire, erysipelas, Pilngns
pustules, blotches, boils, tnmor', .s .,.
or salt rheum, scald-head, rlng-S .i-
ulcers and sores, chronic rheallA's =
syphilitic and mercurial diseases =
generally for the various disease ~-
ing from impurities of the OloOui e., n,
It forms powerful Alternative ~. ~, ~ :
renovation OF the blood and lot ' ~ n m
toration of tone and strength Has; ~
system when debilit"ted Oy ut grg
Ask your druggist for our hlaAV ,',a N
are in search Of good blood ,. PJ.'' q
and Alternative. Price 81 per ooa Tnc, 4
six bottles for s.. Prepared Oy a a%
and Willis, manufacturing 'n'
Waco, Texas.
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SknnpIng Made EnsY.

A new department. NO time wasted in
haggling about prices. No two prices
paid tor goods. Al Levine Bros. all goods
are marked in plain figures at One Price
Only.
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The Ausiin house, a most eligible hotel
III me Capital q y, is oaereI tor sale; Mr..
NeaVnt, the proprietor. wishes TO re, ire
from DuSln : on a. count of he feeble
health OF Ills % The property. y large
thrGe-st3rF rock house is beautifully stu
sted, and combines many ext,aor,iingrv
advantages. For fu'trer psruculars read
Mr.. NeaVitt's adyep sement in this paDer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-26

Your children will look tidy, neat and
cool at this season OF the year if you get
them couple of those neat, common
sense dresses which IN only be found at
Levine Bros.
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Ladies who are about to travel or who
have friends that are about to travel will
not be properly equipped unless they get
one OF tho e beautiful ustcrs, only to be
found at Levine Bros.
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Save your temper. Be cheerful. Goto
Levine Bros, where you will not be an
noyed for want OF light; where every ia
cility is offered for inspection; where q
child will buy just as cheap as any grown
person, and when you buy you know you
hnN us chean as vnmr neiphhnr
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The Texas Siftings" cigars are
charming, delicious and "lovable. At
Dr.. Hamlett's drug store, Aust n street
04253t
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Gents fancy aHd dress shirts, the lac
style in linen collars at the kentuckycas h
store.-C!l6tc
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Try Carriers Little Nerve Liver pills for
any case OF nervousness, sleeples>ness.
week stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia,
&c, relief is sure. The only nerve medi-
cine fer the pr &C in the market. In walls
al 25 cents, For sale by Tucker & Willis.
Ol25lW
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knights OF ,he ssoIdeu Rule.

You are hereby requested so meet at
your lodge room in the Lehman building.
at ?. III. sharp, this "Wednesday night,
Tor important business.
Il. j. Brooks,
Secretary
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE

We sre authorized o" announce Nchsrt IL
Harrison ESQ. as D candidate for county Judge,
MoLeunau county, subject 70 the action OF the
,punty Democracy -IyStf
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Rose Coco SaSnIln.

A perfect hair dress;D.
moter of the growth Of t6s , p
other compound possessq, I ,b. a't i
properties which SO exsctir y ~ Z,
various conditions Of the b6r.' 'aa .
IL softens the hair when 'I I l.
dry; it Sooth"s the irrit,,a n1'4 /
skin; 1t affords and produces .'t +, = !
est lu.ter; removing all S a'' l:
scurf, etc, thereby MAKING I +.
have asserted, without pyc ~ = !
best article ever used for tbaP t'l
will only cost you p cent, fs "a J..
Prepared only by Tucker ~ !, NY ny
Waco, Texas. VI
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Have You been to Kingsbury's ice
cream parlor? He keeps nice and pure
cream O1D3
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are auth or red 10 announce L. : Ingram
~ n candidate for Con- table In precinct 40. !.
TcLennan county. -urierf ." tho ,~''~-' a.i t'
4. Eful ~
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Peace and Happiness Restored IN,

''"PP'"Ooo heSlVlel il;f
"Baby Collie Drops" did # VI.
has now become one of the bor,j +,
indispensables, and during orr ~.
years Of experience We have A.,
been able to find anything IA ~,
cede it, for certainly it is Orea !,
most speedy and sure remelis. "a,
in use, and yet it is as harnI-,. ,
water in its effect. No mother 5,,-,
used it will ever be without i, ,,,2
There are full and explicit dlrst,r
n the bottle. Ask your dru,gs
rice rs cents per bottle. Prts-.
My By Tucker & Willis, Waco, I.lI
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Dr. Hamlett's drag store is the center
of attraction. The Texas SiftlnRs"
cigars have arrived. 1851