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Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Outtcittcd the E'oOfp0IS.

At about o'clock yesterday morn
ing semi-intoxicated Swede was attacked
by footpads in South Minneapolis. It
seems that while on his way home he was
decoyed between two piles of lumber near
Washington avenue and Twenty first ave-
nue. south, where they struck him stun
ming blow with heavy cudgel, inhicting
a serious cash on his forehead and knock
ing him insensible. They then went
through his pockets for the purpose of
robbing him of a sum of money which
they undoubtedly knew he had. In
the eagerness of their search his clothing
was nearly torn from his body. The Swede
was found q short time after still lying un-
conscious, and was taken into No. hose
house, where restoratives were admins
tered. In his hand was found firmly
clutched his pocket-book, which was only
released from his deathlike grasp by the
strenuous exertion OF RoundSman Daily,
with the assistance of a friend. The
pocket-book was found to contain
some S2S. Soon after the Swede
returned to consciousness and
retaled the episode as best he could in his
still befuddied state. Arriving at the lum-
Der he had seemingly become aware of the
foul intentions OF his comrades and had
taken his money in his hand. which prob
ably owing to the extreme darkness of
the night they were unable to find. The
police are working the clue which they
gained in hope of detecting the robbers.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
The Disease.

LPoughheepsie Correspondent Boston Herald.
Samuel J. Tilden has been attacked by
disease from which his physicians say he
cannot possibly recover. He may linge
awhile bat his early death is certainty
The present trouble is mental, being in
medical terms ataxy, or disorder of the
nerves. and. in plain fact, an incident in
the process of softening of the brain. Mr.
Tilden has been spending the summer
at Graystone, his handsome country
place, under the care of physicians.
who advised perfect rest of mind and body
They hoped that quietude would restore
him. but it did not, and an acute condition
has come on, completely disabling him.
A consultation of physicians has been held,
and the hopelessness' of the case is now
understood alike by the medical mon and
the patient. Mr.. Tilden was some time
ago made aware of the danger he was in,
and the erection and decoration on his
magnificent new house in New York city
were meant by him for a diversion to keep
his mind from more engrossing subjects.
He did not, however, relinquish
political ambition. and expected
to be Z nominee for the presidency IN 1884
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The Dcs MOines Mob Unable to Find
Their Victim-Evidence that He Has
Been Guilty of Three Murders-Wife
Murders and Suicides.
The Des 1Toines MOI.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 17.-The sheriff
sent Harris, the assailant of James, in a
buggy to Jail at Indianola or Adeli. in
charge of two men, at O'Clock last night,
with instructions to kill him if he should
attempt to escape, or if confederates
shoald try to rescue him. The mob re-
mained around the jail here till o'clock
this morning, and small gang staid till
daylight. Circumstantial proof now leaves
little doubt it was Harris who killed Serb
ner and assaulted Kestberg, both of whom
were evidently struck as James was hit,
with fish plate or iron bludgeon. These
deeds of such great brutality, as if the
rufian who committed them de-
lighted as much in . murder as
in robbery, and were committed
with such remarkable GOODNESS and daring
that the popular indignation and wrath ex-
ceeds anything ever known here, and make
certain that Harris will be lynched as soon
as his whereabouts can be found, as his
identity as James assailant is clearly es-
tablished. James is still alive, but the dis
charge of blood from the brain through
the fractured skull still continues, and the
doctors consider his case hopeless. He is
a man of great strength of vitality, and SO
may possibly live several days.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
The Unity of the Universe.

1t is now reasonably certain that the
composition of other stars and planets
Is the same as that of our own earth.
Spectrum analysis has shown us that the
sun and stars are composed of iron,
carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, and other
materials found upon this globe. But
recently still more wonderful discovery
has been made. The meteorites which
fall upon the earth are known to come
from the inter-planetary spaces. They
represent, as 1t were, the chips and
debris of the universe; they are speci
mems collected from ten thousand worlds.
The German chemists and scientists
have just been examining great collec-
ton of meteorites, and they found In
them the fossil remains of insects which
were born and have died at the bottom
of the ocean. In other words, they
have discovered the coral insect, or
rather its shell, in these remnants OF
other and distant worlds. It is said that If
you could give Cuvier toe-nail, he could
reconstruct the animal entire from
which it was taken. The scientists have
drawn many deductions from the insect
remains in the meteorite. These came
into existence evidently at the bottom of
a warm ocean, in water which was never
chilled by ice. They must have helped
to build up islands in those oceans as
the coral insects do in ours. They must
have had stores of limestone and silica
to draw from, and were fed by the pro-
toplasm which is the basis of all physi-
cal life. If so much can be proved, is
it not probable, nay, almost certain, that
other life must exist, not only in those
warm oceans, but on the land which
they surround. Given life in any of it's
low forms and the Darwinian theory
will supply the links which lead up to
man. Hence we have excellent reasons
for believing that, not only is the uni
verse about us similar to our own earth,
but, with the same variations in living
forms that we see about lis, also people
in other worlds than ours.-Denorest
Monthly.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Just Before the Battle.

"John," said an old Georgia planta-
tion-owner to afaithful negro "attache :"
of the place, "are the cows all driven
out of the south pasture"
eyes, sab"
"And the sheep rounded up under the
east hill ?"
"Yes, sab"
"And the mare, two-year- old and bay
filly put up in the stable %
"All snug, boss
"All right You know there's a
couple of Atlanta editors coming down
here in the morning to fight duel, and
one can't be too careful of his livestock
while they are popping away at each
other all day. Check.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

An Iowa Quaker knew full we'll that
be would be made the recipient of a
vigorous charivari when he embarked on
the perilous sea of matrimony, so he
arranged dozen hiyes of able-bodied
bees along the portlco, near which he
kuew the serenaders would come. The
serenade came, as he expected. Lean
ing out of the bedroom window, he upset
the beehives and hastily withdrew.
'.There wasn't one of them bees" re-
marked the Quaker next day, ''that
would let up on man under three
miles"
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

Your correspondent has it from gentle
man in intimate relationship to Mr.. Tilden
that, in consequence of the development of
this necessarily fatal malady, he has re-
signedly laid down his life work and put
himself in waiting for death. AS yet his
mind is clear but he has scarcely any con
troll of his nerves, and the physicians say
that the brain, already seriously affected.
will speedily degenerate. He may live
several months and he may die within
week. He is quite resigned and content,
and intends to indicate in some formal and
public way absolute retirement from poll
tics
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Races at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 17.-Eighteen car
loads of race horses arrived at the grounds
of the Louisville jockey club to-day.
There are now double the number of racers
than ever before at the fall meeting of this
famous club. The stables are unparalleled
in the annals of this club. The races COM
mence Wednesday. September 20. and con-
tinuesten days. For the st. Leger and
Stallion stakes there has never been such
events. Both are greater than for years.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

s.Boy," said stranger to lad who
was backing his boots in front of
hotel yesterday. eff should give you
q dollar would your first impulse be to
go to the circus?" ''No sir" was the
prompt reply, "My first impnlse would
be that it was counterfit bill!
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Prize Fight Prevented

New YORK, Sept. IA prize fight be-
tween Bob Mann and Jack Davenport was
prevented by the police of Brooklyn. The
men agre. to fgh. v;:h hart. gloves.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

GIVE not reins to your infamed pas
sions; take time and a little delay I'M
petuosity manages all things badly.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

IT was Carlyle who said, possibly ts
comfort his patient, gentle wife, thai
'ev''rF noble nrovn is, ana on earth
WILL forever W. u Crown oi snOrns."
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

LN1f is vice wnicn keeps no holiday,
but Is always in the wheel, anil working
its own dlsqniet. Cottier.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, }
d. c., Sept. 17.-9:56 P. N. !
DAILY LOCAL MEANS

DALI LOCAi MEANS.
Bar. Their. Dew Point. Wind Weather.
29.705 71.3 a. S. Clear.
Amount rainfall, 90. Maximum thermometer,
$50. Minimum thermometer, $50. Daily
range, $40.
Stage of river, 3 feet inches. Fall in 24
hours, 3 inches.
II TyONC
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Sergeant Signal Corps, .. S. A.
TO-Day'S Weather..

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Upper Mississip-
pi and Missouri valley. fair weather. south
erly winds becoming variable. Stationary
as lower barometer and temperature
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The sEaIsnan Eve.

| Inc ey" is universally eg4rded AS thr
! most delicate organ OF tue human BODY.
! yet ignorant and unqualified pelsons cx-
/ pertinent AMI tamper with it. Many vino
/ IRE to-day blind have lost their sipht
! through improper adjustment of glasses
| by buy ing generally frOm spectacle. deal
| efs Who are as ignorant OF the subject AZ
| the purchaser. People Will see adyer-
! tsomeUts daily OF somebody selling spec
| tacies rs low as fifty cents Il pair. and then
! ~ Iln they will see advertisement OF Won
dertul and scientific discoveries OF spcc.a.
! Giles. Without considering. thev will uuI1
| chase pair of them. pay four times the
Value Tor them-tirSt, because the inventor
OF the sane adv eitiseS them extensively
/ and makes the purchaser lay for il. II is
| lmmaterial now much or how little the
! purchaser PAYS for the ,pcctacleS: the sci
| ehtiiic part OF q spectacle is the adjust
ment and the proper selection OF the
! glasses. 1t is wcil-knOwn to every body
| that arsenic Is a cheap poison. hut if pro-
| pcrly administer Ell by practical phvsi-
/ elan there is no danger. An over
dose will kill. This is like cheap specta-
clrs which are sold for fifty cents 6v or
| binary spectacle dealers. There is fine
and rNpcnsive drug known as morphine.
which Is generally administered By phySi-
administered by quuck who has no
knowledge of the pow er OF the drug, or
how much To produce the effect desired II
will also kill. SO it is with the wonderful
amt scientific spcctarieS. II properly nd
jnSted 10y practical oltician. they are
then us good rs any other, hut il bought
OF inexperienced men, who have not the
slightest knowledge III optics there is rs
much danger in using these spcetaCles, rs
in taking drugs from "Iuack'
DT. IL. IiohiuSon who Is permanently To-
cal, Il IA Waco, at No. - Austin street.
can produce thousands OF Testimonials
from r,lirhle citizens and physicianswh
tie has served in his profession, With per
tcrt Success, and his sprctacIrS are used
to-day by them, and have been tor ten
leuIs
Sterling recommendations from the
State NJ, dcai association OF Texas: We,
the under igncd, Physicians and mymhcr>
OF the Stale htcdicai asSOca ion. iahe
pleasure In attcst'uG 10 the shlll of Or II.
NobinSon as an optician, having received
his training m New \ ork, ami other large
cities, undrr some OF the most skijiu
opticians The doctor Is 4 grnial polite
and courteous gentleman. and thourouGh-
~ understands his business. ami having
had spe"taolcs adjusted 10y him ior GS, We
take pleasure in recommending them II
Superior 10 any we have before used
f. &. Manning, Ocuiisl aud Amist.. Waco.
J. Il Caldwell, VI. H., Waco, Texas.
y. ii. Sn. ad, NJ. -, Waco, Texas.
IA. W Brown, Medical Director Texas
b, nevoleat Association. Waco.
J. {. ). King, NJ. n Waco.
Joe : Nlijs, NJ D., Waco.
} II. Cunningham. NJ. -, liemrsttad-
W n Park. Nj d. ~ l,.f
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SOCIETIES.

III fIIT,,, lines MI H., in
serted in tins column for dollar per
month Additional lines IN same prop"r-
N.''''t.s of .rccial meetings. - cents.
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IGOR sALh--Ata bargain house with three
4 rooms on 2d street. WIN sell tor cost OF
;he house amt ut d price that VIII pay .. per
cent. per month. apply to John n Esln X
Go.
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HousekeeperS. hotels and restaurants
will be interested to know that -. >.
Wood is in receipt of another lot OF the
celebrated clarified cotton seed oil. tor
cooking purpoSeses. Ir is clear as amber
and guaranteed to he pure and clean
There is no occasion TO speak Of rs utili-
". as numbers of the best families iii town
are now using it all the time. To the city
trade Mr. Wood authorizes us TO say he
will Job this oil ut New Orleans prices.
n2O1JIyr
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the CANDIDATES..

Win gentle spring the flowers Ems.
The Waller dorg puts forth its iieaS
The ca Indicates begin 70 bloom.
And Irvine thoir arIas, with case,
Aroznd the necks OF loving friends,
Like Ivy cIiD<ing to the wall
And for the past MAKE que AMENDS
When seated in the county nail
Ittss feature of the times
That those who wish to be api"lnteh
Nusr not forget ~ spend thslI "iH",e,
For those vino vote must pe ahhoiht7"i
First comes man you scarcely th,uk
yron!J Let \ nicklr from his pocket :"
And Erasps your hand. come tsEe : u Tue
And then your views I'd like 10 Know
The second comes with eyes ike stars
And gazss on YOU with tOnuly dvte'
Come tackle one of Hers cigars,
II not pledged, Ia like your vote
The third one comes with radiant smile
And snakes your hand with friendly zea'I
My friend, says he, ! IKE !nul st4'''
Nv love for you can't conceal
Alike they come with honeyed wort
And loud profess their gratitude,
The election over, then We hraru
They wear their other attitude
They. serve the state with Jealous care
Their duty seems 4 trust and pleasure
And while they steal the Lion shaiN'
Book II as public measure,
The entrees for the coming race,
If ali are unmolested
VIII make some strike = lively pace,
II they q have the thing contested
The old gray mar and Western plug,
VIII make the iocksving louder,
While the contents OF the little iug,.
VIII make, you. voters 'crOwd-her-''
The sheriff team Will not be small
when the ball is So revolving.
The future OF thu heavy Haul,
There II be no JO'' Ike N solving
1t Is a race for Killing worth
And merit never tarrIes,
To reach the goal. no speed on earth
can come up where the Hare-iS.
In the race for the treasurer pay.
One surely will lind s1iace.
And the iron gray, though fed on hay,
Is as solid as Wallis.
The "sorrrel top and "Iittle black"
Like client and defendant,
VIII neck IL all around the track
With the 'big black Independent,
''OUR OSCAR
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

IGOR SALE CIIEAP-PIatform Spring wag-
/ on and harness, to be seen ut Grand ) stable
U3USt
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Closing OuI,

Wishing to close out our business, we
offer our large stock OF staple and fancy
groceries at from 10 10 % per cent
cheaper than the same goods can be had
anywhere else in the city. Come and see
Tor yourselves.
O2I2tf w. b. SCARBoROUGH 81 Co.
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EyfE.SpsSE&N,E'.

wish or leave New York Jii'
When You V .',i,r' %. and Cauias" mr.
ln rsn III entrai nelot i r""- ,, , 10 oH '
cost CO.'S, Of one miiio" doiia'3 , !T,,',,i plan
dollar ana R m,T",rs supplied vim the best
G in% ,- .tsr. ard elevated railroad /" H., y,
dsrots. Families g." ,,,, ys , ..Ffi than =
money III a, III hotel In me city
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Houston. West ~ 60.

Wholesale grocerS 42l and As North
main and 202. 2O4 FOG and 2OS Vine streets
ut. Louis, Mo. Issue a weekly price book.
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending TO commence business
iIee OF charge on application.
02-27dwIy
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The star of all is sweet sixteen.
G.RuRrnI Urn re.

Persons who wish freight hauled to OF
from the depots or any class OF mcrchan
disc moved in the city, should not forget
that Horne Il beware have the only eK-
elusive transfer line in the city, and have
large number Of floats ready 10 serve the
public on the shortest notice. Attention
prompt, and charges reasonable.-Ol2St
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Professor .. b. Hubbard, in speaking Of
cures ne had seen performed by I'll, American
INDIANS says II never saw an Indian have
an ulcer or foul wound in my life. neither Is
there such q thing 20 be found snong them
or ociatica, Sprains, Bruises, Aches, Ulcers,
Burns and Scalds, Sore ThroGts. salvation,
Lalneness In Horses, Scally and skin DIS
eases, Sores or old Ulcers, Stiffness of the
Joints and swelling of the nodes, etc intalll-
BY and never miss Their chief remedy Is
the Acorn Oh. From the London Lnic, aud
Clinic. For Sale 10y all druggists
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4 LENANDER HOUSE ANu LIVERY sra
n he, at Alexander. on Waco extension
now open t. the I:,,blic Best accommodation
10 guests, aud good teams always in hands foi
RUNNERS and the traYeiing pubic, stop and
hire good teams. W. X. DAMMIT, PrnPrie-
TOR. --Ol 7-2mo
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If you want to get something really
good in the way OF hair and nail brushes,
coarse and fine ivory combs, rOiiet soaps,
handkerchief extracts, toilet waters Of all
odors, lily whites, toilet powders, rOuges,
etc, of one hundred styles. Just call on
Tucker & Willis. Waco. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

We take plasure in annOu
Professor A. Chun, late of E~.,.t.~ - v,-
fering his services TO the public as music
teacher, will also teach German in ali its
branches. For particulars ask at his resi-
dence on Fifth street, at DR.. CaldwelfS
late Observation-Disclosures
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

The well known strengthening proper
ties OF iron combined with Other tones
md a most perfect Heryine. are found in
Carriers iron pills, which strengthen the
nerves and body, and improve the blood
and complexion. For sale by Tucker IL
WilliS--tll3O2.
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Carriers Little Liver Pills will posi-
lively cure sick headache and prevent
its return. This is not talk, but truth-
One pill dose. To be had of all drug
gists See advertisement. For sale by
Tucker & Willis. tO;SO2
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nK.GE.EANT IsaESlIaTS.
CONSUMPTION,

have positive remedy fir the above dsease. by
At '- thousands Oi "nc- ~ the worst kind and lone,
dt4ndhs have been cured. Indeed 8" strp.. - my
TAI az it. ti.asy. TINT vail send rye ROrII rs
FREE, tnlethe, with d Y Nh AEiE TREATISE on
tins disease aS sufferer GIVE Ek press and + O. adj
dress. DR. r. y. SLOCBti. Isl FraIl St Now York
bwItE}1p
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I.enIeu Services.

? ST Paul's Episcopal church, Rev. B. A.
Rogers pastor. Services Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and ) ltur,iay
at > p. H.; Fridays at 7:3O p. IN. tO409
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4 BLEsslNG TO w0MANAlND

Relieve ail diseases Of women
urculiur to the appearance
land ccssption Of the mcnSeS,
uterine disturbances, torpid
!itv OF til" functions, with leu,
'c6rrhWa, ilsiuonorr hast an''
IN, sierra, also in mclanch"lid
Iunj other arrangements. Al
lord prompt rcllef 10 those
distressing barring down
mains 81 peculiar to women
ii'ricc - per. sent TREE 10y
iu,aii on receipt ui price.
ipI. Clarke medicine com
many. New York City.
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Temperance council No. 4i6, meets every
Friday night ut SHARP, IN Lehman
Hail, east side square.-l023ly
". X. DAVIS, W. T.
Z. P.MOORES.R
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r,p pY-PEP5lA and LIVER Complaint,
r,yr prlut-I guarantee On every bottl'
y .i,hr- Nltalllrr Il never fHlls IL cure
.istgI .IA~ILES s GO.
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n INVALUABLE REMEDY

For weakness OF the Kidney
and Bladder. A quick and
complete cure In tv ojays OF
IAN urinary affections, smart
ling, frequent or difficult uri-
nation, mucous GisChargr :
land sediment In the urine
from whatever cause in
iduc"d, whether Of recent Of
llUTg standing. One 20 three
boxes unusually sufficient.
Prices - per box Three
boxes for - Matted Tree az,
receipt OF price. Address Or
iClarke Medicine Company,
I \t.NC Work titN
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LIOR SALE OR RENT-Tweive acres of fine
i land in the city, suitable for MARI;KT GAR
DEN or DAIRY, sullicieat water for irrigation,
with variety of soil, peach orchard. comforta
bic buildings Also, farm of 3JO acres for rent.
viii give bargain Terms cry liberal. APP
ply to JAS, b. BAKER.
l23it
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B. Haber offers biz bargains in dress
goods, to make room for a big stock ot
pring goods. Call on him and secure
ONE OF the bargains. 02O5tc
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Why DOM you go TO tucker 81 Willis
and get "a bottle OF Electric Neuralgia
Lotion" 1t is wonderful what eectricia
effect this remedy has Oh the sutl, rer.
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kNlDl1rs nELlnNnr

Iodge rooms in Odd Fellows hall an the nr5t
aud tn rt " edneslays of each month.
X W NEATES Repnrter,
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-uupu,, tURE WILL Immediately re
IfgIf. Whpuplug CunEh mi bIonc httis.
%.It,f ". CASTLES y 90.
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JESSE TUBE. PRoPRIsroR.
opposite railroad depot, BremoHd. Good
meals, clean beds and moderate prices
0lOidtf
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una. Prl.r %, aud 90 ernt-.
5I'lnb;J V. Gas TIES y 60.
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We tnkc nlnsnre in annor

Fresh stock OF cream OF kar
Only $50 per sack. &. {. MCC
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81 Austin Street.

--r,y ctu a. TITANhh, Of nouri,on,
III '' ..Ruth my-,li and wtfr owe
Hils4H. ;, -ulIOH'S cor o'mIIION
% wv, ,,bi Do, -. " Castles n 60.
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nasal IhJEI1uR free with each bottle
stil.L'. tatslIh Rrlue'iy Price al cents
slit,J ". CASTLES = co.
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nan cfioro-, -lrsaot designs honqnTl.
W,o,d iurh, &c, mamie on, IN case, 100 r.
Psr,l.a. Fair iiayrn, q.
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Electric rheumatic inimcnt" is what
everybody uses now. Prepared by
Tucker 81 Willis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

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American Legion Of Honor. Council No. ~
rnlis regular meetings first and thirj Satur-
ay in each month
FRANK A.W CREAGER, Secretary.