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an hour or two later to continue our explora-

an hour or two later to continue our explora-
ton Of tho stellar heavens.
At midnight We see rising slowly in the
northeast one OF the most magnificent stars in
all the heavens-Capella. Here we have u sun
which. according to the spectroscope. closely
resembles our own In composition. But 1t
Is very much larger than our sun. which re-
moved to tho distance OF that splendid star
would appear faint indeed. Capclla shines with
soft creamy light very different from the
piercing white rays Of Vega Above Capella Is
Pcrseus. with its ccebra I'D cluster. looking like
II little white cloud To the naked eye. but re-
solved by the telescope into n swarm OF stars.
A little south of Pcrseus the astronomer shows
us Algo or the Winking Demon. II star that.
for some mysterious reason. suddenly becomes
very faint. and then. in few hours. flashes out
in full splcndor again. This Is repeated fifteen
times in every forty-thrce days.
BY 2 o'clock Orion is rising. This constella-
ton has no rival in splendor. Its two chief
stars between which ii is difficult to award pre-
cedenco. are Betegouse. topaz-colored gen.
on Orions shoulder. and Rigel. rs white as the
purest diamond. on his foot. Betclgeuse Is ex-
ceedingly beautiful in the telescope but Rigel
attracts more attention because 1t has q small
blue companion star. Tho amateur astrono-
mer feels well satisfied with his telescope II 1t
is able to reveal this little star amid the flash
ing rays of Rigcl. and he searches for 1t. taking
advantage Of every favorable moment when tho
air is steady. and turning the focusing screw
with the most delicate touch. as eagerly and
skilfully as the sportsman. armed with rod and
flies. tempts sly trout from his hiding place
In some shady pool. There are u great many
fine double stars in Orion and In his sword Is
tho famous nebula. 1t is worth sitting up q
whole night to get a look at that nebula.
wherein. unless astronomers are mistaken. we
see suns and worlds in process OF formation.
Under Orlon's feet is the little constellation
Of the Hare. which our astronomer tells us con-
tains one OF the most singular objects in all the
| sky. He turns the telescope upon 1t. and we
| behold what seems to be a drop OF blood sus-
| pended in mid space. 1t is IL little star as red
| as red can be made. No artist. however skill
| full. could initiate the purity of its hue. Yet We
are assured that that blood red star Is sun as
large, perhaps. us our sun. and that inhabited
worlds may be revolving in its crimson blaze.
What marvellous universe is this Of which we
are all citizens
At last as the clocks are striking L. and the
rattle OF the milkmens carts begins to awaken
the homeless seepcrs in street corners. Sirius.
| the king OF stars, appears blazing on the hori-
zon. One look at him through the telescope
which blinds the eye for five minutes after
ward. and glimpse OF his strange companion.
which seems to be the gigantic smber OF an
almost burned-o out sun. and we bid the astron-
omer good morning.
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Is this the Rev. Mr. Mulktte?" said a kind
OF outof reason man, entering the library OF we'll
known Little Rock minister.
Yes sir. have u seat"
have called To transact piece of business which to
the world may seem ridiculous but which. viewed from
uspri'ual einlnencc, is of Importance"
- What il it'"
| want Nob TO love me-"
" Lave yGu'' gn-pcd the good man. regarding the pc.
ttionrT inwardly vOwing that he had before
met more rcpuslNe human being.
We. sir want YOU 10 love me and he sat down and
closed his though hs intended to await the
huuncenrnt Ct the decision The command IL to love
another confess that love you" and opening his
eyes he lc.rcd nj the preacher,
We'll sir" said tho minister your demand after all
Is simple ! suppose that You have been lost for many
years aud have Just tasted grace and That you especial
~ want the love of ministers Yes, love Nou.'
Thank you, how, when We love any one we are VIII
ling 10 help him Oimme dollar, sir gimme doll mr..
out OF the love you bear me, gimme the dollar"
The minister arose, took down n box aud handed tho
visitor u dollar; Good bye. hope you will always
love me" and the lover was gone,
" How did you make itr' asked rough looking man,
" Fine. Never met but one preacher that got away
with me, aud he ali old Baptist that insisted upon
duckiug the into the river before he could love me
Preachers Ike something odd The old style OF striking
IN IL repealed"
e let inc see the money"
Here she Is new dollar Let's 90 take something -
! guess not, The thing IL counterfeit" u was u
vile ation and the two thieves looked at each other
in silence. Tho minister pokeh his head the fence
aud laughed The dollar had coms to him in conlIbu
tlpu box
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Prom nc london Standard.

A sensatlon has been caused In Athlone By
the reported occurrence OF supernatural manifestation
in tho Franciscan Church on sunday evening just as
said to have shone down, from the roof Immediately
above the ngIre Of the Virgin Showers Of stars .
secluded to thu head Of the ngure the eyes opened
md rolled from side 10 side, the hands moved and the
figure assumed the attitude OF blessing thu congregations
after which II presented its former appearances scene
Of great excitement cnsued and tie service sus-
psuhed out tis church renamed crowded til . late
hour. Yesterday morning tho thVrOgghiatss near Ne
church had become .Hvus,ab.e.
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From The Manchester Exam

Both Cardinal Manning and Cardinal Howard
have recently Visited the Duke Of Norfolk AZ Arundel
Castle where his Grace and the Duchess still ing
with their only son the Earl Of Arundel wh" though
nearly three years OF age, IL still unable To see speak
walk The child Ia taken TO Littlchanpton daily and
bnihed in the sea- and the object of much sypahetic
curiosity among the Inhabitants by whom the Duke and
Duchess are held in the highest esteem.
Each of the prelntes have named on arriving at
Arundel was conveyed from the station TO the castle
carriage drawn by tour horses md preceded by ouird
the dignity OF the princes Of the Church In which he be
syss aud to which the bulk VI hls fortune been
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Tbo --latest Fiud at Pompsii.

The other day an excavation az rompeil
yielded beautiful na'd msrb!r table with reclining
bed oruamen,ta "tii paintings; two Egyptian statues
covered wan = patinH Of srsen glass, "hleh u very
rarely found tortoise au tluy In nt:lle B,cchus in
terra Gotta TWO mslhl" hust. s tHertou with LronEo
hnitpins beside IT. ih"gunHs Hlro di.uN.r,ns rhNny IN
the Mptlll. which ~hr'; a. Nt'h Tlasfr; 't Il ID
horSl. p.Vd.,y c.D!t,
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Of stars until Mr.. Huygens tried his spectre
scope upon it and found that it is gas-not gas
h the sense IN which We ordinarily understand
The word bur the chaotic material out OF which
suns and worlds arc made.
East Of Vega is the beautiful constellation Of
the Northern Cross and the astronomer pauSes
to show rs the star Abireo in the foot OF the
Gross which ~ really. composed Of two stars.
ono yellow the other deep blue. The Milky
Way, streaming southwark from the Cross, be-
comes very brilliant in the constellation SaGit-
tariuS. near the southern horizon; and as the
telescope Is slowly swept along it's course the
sight Is wonderful beyond expression. Every
where the milky light is resolved into bed Of
stars strewn ia thick as silver dust here con-
gregating in globuar and irregular masses
there spread out into fretwork Of sparkling
points. Suns and suns. everywhere a count.
less multitude of them. yet this is only tho
threshold OF the universe. In the southwest
We sac the long. crooked constellation OF the
Scorpion whose chief twinkcr ia AntaIt- a
Sun in who.e fiery rays is hidden little green
Star only visible with good telescope.
Az the night wears on and Arcturus sinks
below tho horizon. the Pleiades and Aldebaran
arc sarn rising in the east. and with them
rises Saturn. IL takes sharp eye to see dis
!nctly seven stsrs in the Pleiades but the tele-
scope shows A swarm Of stars NJ all sizes, from
Tie beautiful Alcyone down to mere dust.
Ald@baran, which marks the eye Of the Bull
10 II celebrated star OF great use TO naviga,ors,
lts color which can bs readily disting uished
by the Ghasssted aye is pecullar-a pale rose.
unlike I'll" hle Of any other star. Tho sstron-
o'ner putting high power on the telescope,
calls onr attention to faint speck OF light
which seems 10 bs following In It's wake.
We PASS oyer Saturn. and Jupiter which rises
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Cortes in Cadiz that. unless the members at
sacred. 1t was no idls throat. The amphthe:
atre was surrounded by troops, y battery OF
artillery was planted IN the bull ring, tho
nj the point OF tho bayonet, to mass themselves
together in the centre. and the cannoneers,
with lighted matches. stood by their loaded
pieces. awaiting the answer from tndN But
the answer from Cadin was worthy OF GuAman
tho Good when he refused to surrender Gihral-
tar to the MooG even to save the life Of his
70 tho henrtless apostate, who thus challenged
his fidelity, ny some such miracle rs nreeo;
from blowing up the Lonla and the Cathedral
OF Seville. the lives of Nine. Martin and her
companions in misfortune were saved at the
lowed her husband to Gibraltar and thence to
England. whore her hoy received his first rdu-
cation. and whittier, some years aitorward. he
The other day lady said tohim: Don Melt
ton, you must have had nQblr, MOTHER,
be rSSa hai bcr the s n%Ges Of
my mind and my heart, and gave u steady aim
ana direction to my whole lilo Sho nlled mo
in practital Rnowledse only Tor tho sake Of Tho
good ! might do 10 others, Try to know she
would say, and never care to lot ii appear that
Returning to Spain with thorough knowl-
edge OF his noble profession and with a scicn-
tine training prrlectcd by travel and study in
devoted himself TO acquire an intimate ac-
qua nance with the social needs Of his mai i've
land, md to the further task Of remcdyng
them by everything that one man could do. Ho
at once placed mseli at the head of his proics.
sion, People knew that he had embraced
patriotic devotion than from any pccu u. !.
mary necessity or any prospect OF reaIi2ing
q fortune thereby, whatho had seen in Eng.
countries filed him with an intense desire to
raise Spain from the deplorabe state OF back :
wardness. from the industrial and commercial
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Tke I'ope's I.iberaIity.
From ne london Times

f0W t'e honuoH IlWeS
RoME, Aug. 20.-Pope Lee XIII. has instruc.
cd the Fontifca Amonor 10 Distribute q O11 france
among the poor of Rome the festival VI ST. Joachim
Ills paIou SAM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-13
l. l. T.
Improved Iron lnviqOrator.

The most perfect aud satisfactory "a,
binnliun known 10 the proI ssin,, 1
which iron is combined AMI 50 rrm,l,
Is the sucCc-s Ut tins preparation thytF,
desiin, Il To- become. NitIuuf a d,,utt \
most pupul I oil all the non Ior,.s 1I
III nsr. And we hesitate Il. {, nh ~
that this medicine is no secret no linn. .
chehply Cotton up comp uud. hnt tfIti
genuine constitutional remedy. POSSE
ing those allctatiyc powers 81 u,rp;.r
TO rrcnp'ritc and inyi4urtte the hum
systtm when hruk, down hy that te,tl
disease comm unly called. and bai,I
known a Nsrop,inuud nGi q stion. m 1
which ninc.t' nths Of an ON III ljr.t al
mate, bccansr when ia, dis,.tLn is 4
paired from want of the natural .gIt MI
is so important in the digrsi,v,, sron,rl
Of man, then il Is I! AT hi, Iprp IN M
many iypes II ually called discus, .,,,L a.
lassilude and sour stomach. v,L,t,,J,rs,
mental exhaustion, Impaired liuhty. v.b|
general prOstIaliuu at the NboNr s,str
liver complaint, iullONcd hy uiuhI sw,,r
anh all diseases OF the H Don. I1yfp. An
NEf and BLADDER, lhHt produce, ibal
fearful ACHES known dis ru,ut..lism ma
rhlglH, backaChe ana nervous and al
headache. And all cuusu .puy,s. AM
weak females, who ave Nd search Of |
good tonic to build mp Their consluta
cannot find, We honestly brliclp.a beta
ora more certain remedy oucmth N
bottle Is sutliI lent to prove iu Won d
wonderful medicinal pIupDr'irs, il TAXA
regularly according IN directions. A
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lR0N lNE
ORATOR and bp suT,. tn tuLn M ntty
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-13

AS many OF our leading cil'1,nr Ar,
subscription is progressing, DIR Bur
Lesson replies thai the thirty.ouc com
missioncrs appointed by the genera.
association will meet in Dallas next
| Wednesday to devise plans mad au
| point agencies to raise the 100000 IN.
dowment fund in The shortest po--inl.
time Among these commissioners
are some OF the first business men OF
Texas. Over one hundred applica.
tions from students have already been
received, and il becomes great qut~-
ton where TO find room for all who
are coming, or how to wait until the
$50, 900 is raised. But the venerable
president viii, 10 doubt, find room
for all, however many may come.
and In the meantime saws, "Lct H.
push on the work Cos, Cokc .. yes
$3.50, aud more il necessary, and hun
trcds of Others have the same en-
.husHlsm for the success Of Waco uni
icrsity, for they know that when the
buildings are completed and the en-
iowmcnt secured II viii he the pridr |
d Waco and the state and a blessing |
10 all.
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zone for children are theirs, and they
conduct iutermcnts IN the most approved
style and us reasonably ia anywhere in
Texas. As some one is alwHys Mt the rs-
Enlistment, day or night, there is meyer
any difficulty IN receiving prompt atteu-
ton to orders Bodies are i "a prepared
for shipment to other points, and inter
ment in the county or adjoining towns
will receive the same attention ns city
orders II often occurs tina parties
needing nu uudcrtnker's services cannot
c me to Waco 10 give directions. Ia
these cases tcleg uph orders will meet
with prompt attention. The young
men are so well own to home people
that it j. only necessary, we think, to
assure the home public VI their i'm
proved facilities for conducting their
business, to secure them their full share
Of undertaking. They have done bust
ness here too long to require other rec
concentrations.
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l's.sgSO Nal.

Mr.. John >. Moore returned yesterday
from Lampasis.
Prof Smith Rag,dale, OF Wcathcrlord,
is in the city sp'nliug day or two.
MI, h llnbcr leaves for Now \ orl, to-
morrow, to be Gone five or six weeks
Prof. kraisr, Who was taken severely
i'll Oh Friday morning wa. very much
better yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Jno. n. Walton lett yes
tcrday morning Tor two ~ three week.
visit to san Antonio.
Mr.. II. Frackcr, who hn. been in IN,
tr ight oili.roi the Missouri rac,ii'. Ua-
accepted posi- ion with Mr Keller at Fl
Worth.
Mir. G. Van Sickle, the gcutlcmnuly pIs
-rngr agent ui ihr Guli, Colorado ,,u,
Santa fr railroad VA in the city ycslcr
day and viii rrmHin until Tuesday
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EMON Al.
New and Eiae Establish-
InenI.

Mr.. II. Jacobs has been busy during the
las Two day in removing into his new
store (w. G Watkins bwlding) and vi h
isn,w goods which Will arrive the first
OF the week, viii open up one OF tie lar.-
est and tiucst stock OF gents furnishing
goods ever brought to Waco. His stock
will rmbrncc English and French cas- l.
mercrcs, tine.brOadcloths, Scotch goods,
diagonals, iaicy cassimcrcs and evriy-
thing thnta gentleman can select. The
bet OF wOrkmcn will be kent in the tailor
Ing department and every effort made to
make this new furnishing house ono OF
the b, 81 IN the state.
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IDHOCLAMATlON.

Whereas .lutlymic information having
h,cl received OF The prevalence NJ yellow
irNsr ut Brownsville aud New Orleans,
nd
Whereas, that n clcauly civ is the only
safe guard uglinst thi, dreadful scomgG
NON, !, l. a. Sturgis mayor OF waco.
80 i>-ur This NV proclamaiinn calling
upon all our citilons to comm nee at once
% g,url cleansing OF their premises. See
'hW nothing OF au offensive nature is
thrown In the alleys and back yards. have
ON pNics thoroughly clcan-cd Our
10 ann board will yi,itovcry ward and il
M ltN" days after tie Issuance Il this pro-
'lHma ion, The sanitary ordinances are
not fully complied with. shall proceed
To execute the law in lull iorcc.
h, A. SruRGIS, Mayor.
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The "OId Kciiubic' S'iu on
NNNL.

Through all the mutations pf time
Lem Chambers, the old reliable groccr
on Austin avenue, pursncs the even
tenor Of h why and holds his old GUS
TONERS aud makes now ones 10y hls fair
leuing nd the quality at goods me
~ ls. luueckuuprrs know that when
they wnut rcli bic article they can
get 1t Of Lem Chambers II 1t ~ to he
had IN this town. Mr. Chambers docs
not let his stock run low r. get stale,
and ut Tina time, he mfurms us, hr has
some peculiarly excellent brands Ut
goods, all in the iumily grocery lime,
that Will give thorough satisfaction To-
consumers In the way ~ country pro.
ducc hc If the uryU failing sNud. 10y oi
the housewife who wants guyd couutr,
butter, fresh cgg- Chickens ~, etc
Remember the old stand, ~ ~ Austin
street, and remember tor/hhat ns long
ns Lem Chambers rnW,It will keep M
ITS reputation for fllI weights, honest
MHsurTHud pi1e goods
odds and enc, iu ladies, misses and
chllduns shoes AID slippers, cheap NJ
sanger Bros N-iltc
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counted by any. Polite clerks are al
ways in attendance, aud goods are
shown with pleasure. II ia pleasure
To mark the pros Gritty Of merchant
who, 10y fair dealing, low prices and a
perfect knowledge Of his business, goes
on ear afte- yeRr increasing the volume
of his sales, and we record with gratiti.
cation the extension OF Mr. Habcr's bus.
mess till only one Of the largest double
tore can accommodate 1t. Habcr has
richly deserved his success, and we
would warmly recommend all to give
him call at his new and elegant estab-
lIshmcut.
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cuisines. is getting no better very ms'.
A lew stray ba.c> OF cotton come in and
still no signs OF the promised 0ush times.
Goods, however, must ho sold and prior
to removal to corner Fitth and Austin
streets Eaton oilers bargain, in all goods
that are III broken packages. Cal and SOC
hin,
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Nerve and Ionic EIIsih

A most splendid nerve tonic anu aug :,
atiye. A sure and ,pecdy remedy y
nci vousness, wakefllnc.s, and hisn ,,,
We are frank to admit that ths N lsn
ELIXIR has no real or actual ,vI'Il "
properties direct in It's combination, Y. Y,
that its quieling influences aIs w n,
reached through It's t'nlc ,iircs ou lAi4
system, and when the following uo 'g n
are experienced by the individual ,u .l,.
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA hhh, a
lIsM, NERVOUS PRosrRAlioN, DIpgE M
by excessive drinking and sell ~
which naturally produces Ne'S
energy and impaired vitality llt" NJ
that this POWERFUL rrrNR is most .1 GS
I'd Ia restore the nerves to ill'lt lg y
condition, thereby giving vlgO, a" Sh
newed strrngthtU at he Nnolr system ,nl,os
deranged from ovrrwo'k or ".ut Il
Ask your druggist tor 10, anu s,-sI
other. Price 10 cent. and u lri Ta
Prepared only by Tucker a NlUA
Texas. L
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Electric Cnnsumnllnn Cure

Has undoubtedly the best epgIl
ton OF any medicine tor the cure d
consumption that We have get beti
able to find. 1t is prepared exPrs'I
for consumption, and those who 81
affected with a dcep.scatcd cough d
long-standing. A few doses give la
mediate relief, and it kept up will Il
feet cure. 1t is very soothing to ID:
lungs and pleasant to take. One god
nights sleep, free from those dreAil1
paroNysms OF coughing, is worth no''
than the price of "a half dozen bolile.
Ask your druggist for bottle q
once; price 30 cents and 81 per o0lliS
Prepared only by Tucker Il VILE
Waco, Texas.
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VTTWT7T y '"TITI 'TTi ' II1l T00I.
Suffering ON kidney diseases which
l could get no relief either from mpdi-
cine or the prominent physicians ~ our
country I led Browns Iron Bittcrs.
which cured me completely, a child Of
mine recovering from scarlet fever, had
no appetite, and did not seem to be able
to eat at ali; gave INN Iron Bittcrs
wi'h the hgppiest results
J. KYLE MnNTAgur
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SNOa& Frs SUPPLIES.
Headquarters for all Smokers
Fine Goods.

y lIolz's cignr emporium s the place
to gel line cigar. The M. h. d T."
and sweet sixteen" are still all the rage,
with sweet sixteen u little ahead. All
the finest brands at smoking and chcwii =
tohaccos, snllls. plain and fancy pipes. /
gar-h' ld'rs aud .mokur,' urt,Clrs gen, r.
ally aIe to hc found at His. the headqunr-
i'rs Tor smokers. The war may rage in
Europe and Independents stir up parties
oni Weaver and Wash Jones and Ireland
bother "a man, hut the smoker knows that
he will always find fine goods At \
Herr store.
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Casoara Cordial.

One of the latest and mot pleasan,
all liquid cntllartics, Ibis elegant prn,,'
'ion Is made with scrupulous care E"'
The best and most carefully selected m,,. may
iial. II is with the greatest ple,,ur' I Ii',
We recommend this very suprrinr -
harmless remedy as being the safest 4, ~
surrSt laxative and carlurlic Tor wcsk 4.
mnIes and children, nov ia Use. and !,
habi'ual constipation and iudi .e,iiun w
cannot Il d.anylhii g uu,t speedy or ~,
tain. 1t is combircI with an natir. /
such manner that the hitDuruc., of II.
ca'carL sn raia is completely disguise
ASK your druggist Tor ii, AMI be- Sine /,
take NJ othrr. Pile IN cents per bou.
prpared by Tucker ~ viii. va,
Texas,
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CARD FROM TIE MAYOR.
The city and the y. and ~.
Louis Kniirond Company.

We herewith present statement from
his honor Mayor Sturg 5, relative to the
complications that have arisen between
the city authorities and the Texas and
st. Louis railroad in relation to the use
and occupancy Of "a portion Of Mary
street, or rather the control Of that
thoroughirr Coming from the head
ot the city government, the article
merit, the consideration which will no
No doubt bo accorded It by all who feel
mn interest IN the matter
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Atthc Nnmern Agnin

The p,trous of W ID. jackson will he
glad to II ar TINT he will tomorrow take
his old position under the sky Wight IN
opera or mt No. %, Austin street lie
is one NJ the most 1lullfnl Of operators,
and will hereafter give his sole personal
attention 10 the work. All pictures
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Those
who desire perfect photographs should
give HIM a call.
The well known strrnn hcnug proper
Tie. OF Iron combined with other ,uuir-
md uusl pc'ircl II, irvine, are found IN
Carter Iron lllls, which sli,nrllion the
nerves and body, ami improve the hlnnd
lnd complexion. Tucker ~ Willis
~uslw
In the Stutc. All guaranteed perfectly
pure and prices MS low rs suoh uIt,lu4
IAN pc sibly be- sold.
. -
We have Still a few chldrcn's @, mmon
sense dtosscs lett, which We otlcr At - 20
each good value iur ~ 90, a LEVINE
Bros one prcc housc.- O123tc
The finest bottled beer in the word
for sale 10y /. A. Guldstrin.-9O
Birds! isird~H Isirn-.u
All kinds ol bird food so yer, cheap
Tucker a Wilt
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\ new SUPP ly Of Musou's fruit jars a
", Z, Mart u ~ Bros. Sl2lw
The rclrcshmcnt stand at Il, Francis
garden Is tor rnl for NaWdly,as the pro-
plictur will not ruu IL himself.