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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-21

Red Jacket Tribe. No. 2S, Imp.
O. u. M Council Fire kindled at 7:30 TX
member promptly attend. Members of s1ss'S7
sister Tribes cordially invited Much business TO
come before the Tribe. Adaptive degree members
do not fail to be In attendance we will work in
all Of the degrees. BY order Of
GE0. J. SCULLY, Sachem
j. L. JACKSON e. OF x. iy2I-lt
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ALEXANDRIA, July 20th-Arabi Pssha is
diverting the Mahmoudih Canal, which sup
plies Alexandria with water but it is be-
lieved that q greater part of the cisterns
have been recently filed. There is no chance
of resumption of business here for at least
thraa months
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-21
The French Ministerial Crisis.

The French Ministerial Crisis.
! PARIS, July 20th.-Goblet, Minister of the
| Interior, has resigned, which will be accepted,
thus ending the Ministerial cribs.
| PARIS, July 20th.-Ia the Chamber of
| Deputies to day several Deputies declared
that their votes yesterday were in no way
aimed against the Cabinet Ferry stated
that President Grevy had refused to accept
the designations of the Ministers. Some rad
ical members endeavored to reopen the dig
cussion on the question of Central Marie.
The Chamber finally passed-276 to 105-an
order OF the day implying confidence in the
Government, and leaving aside the question
OF Marie. The crisis has therefore ended.
Heavy Earthquake Shock.
CIrY OF MEXICO, July 20th.-rhe earth.
quake shock yesterday afternoon lasted two
minutes and thirty seconds. Many walls in
all parts of the city fell. The national and
municipal palaces and the chapel of the
cathedral were slightly injured. One lady
was hurt, but nobody killed. 1t was tle
hardest shock since 1861.
The international Fisheries Exhibition.
LONDON, July 20th.-At meeting of the
Committee on the International Fisheries Ex-
hIbitiou, the prince Of Wales, who presided.
said it was very gratifying to see the United
States come forward 20 literally with vote
ef so 600 and the allotment of special
steamer, which he had no doubt would be on
view in the Thames during the exhibition.
John Bright Coming TO America.
LONDON, July 20sh.-It is reported that
John Bright VIII visit America during the
recess of Parliament, and it is not unlikely
that he will deliver addresses in many of the
principal cities.
Crops In Ireland.
LONDON, July 20th.-Crops in the north
west OF Iceland are il q frig ltful condition.
The hay is lying cat in the tlelds, surrounded
by water, and the potatoes are bhghted.
Eighty three Business Places Burned.
HAVANA, July 20:h.-A fire at Port-au.
Prince destroyed eighty three houses. mostly
business places. Outlaws plundered the
stores during the FIRE.
Mining Suspended.
OTTAWA, July 19.h.-Ths Consolidated
Gold Mining Company have suspended oper.
atoms at their gold mines in Marmora, the
reason being a lack Of capital. 1t is probable
that the work will be resumed again soon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-21

Ancient Order OF FOresters.-AI. y
regular meeting of Court Sacramento, No, ~
6,S61 A. o. F., will be held THIS friday 81
EVENING, July21 1882, at o'clock sharp, ~
In Red Mems banqueting hall. All menu
bers must be present to sign the Constitution. All
FOresters are invited
D. E ALEXANDER, C. R.
GEO. J. BERGER, Rec. Sec. [BCI jy21-lt
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LONDON, July 20th.-According to tele.
gram from Alexandria at noon Wednesday
the British were then preparing to dam the
Mahmoudih Canal, in order to prevent the
water running off If Arabi stopped the sup
ply. Arab has apparently been beforehand
with them.
General Allison, with several officers, re-
connoitered to within three miles of Arab
Pasha's position, which was found TO be
very strong.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-21

OLNEY (Ill), July 20sh.-The Democrats
of this (Sixteenth) District had $50 ballots
without nominating Congressman.
DIES MONIES (Is.l July 2Oth-The Sew.
enth District Greenback Congressional Cen
vention nominated Hon. E. Fl. Gillette.
WASHINGTON, July 2Oth.-In reply to a
letter from Speaker Keller, stating that he
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-21
sunday Nights Disaster

NEW ORLEANS, July 20tb.-The officers of
the steamboat JOHN Wilson. sunk in Atcha-
falaya river Sunday night, have arrived. The
clerk reports the loss of fifteen lives, as fol
lows BENZ. Hess, engineer; Frank Hen
derson, cook Sarah Tucker, second chamber.
maid George Walker. fireman two child
rem; E. Leblanc, of Poplar Grove planta-
ton; George Stewart, deck passenger; Frank
Cole, Ed. Reed, Aug. Nelson, Charles and
Louis Marshall, Gus. Jones, Joe Williams
and Woodford Scott, roustabouts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-21
Senator Logan's Chinese Bill.
The Contested Election Gases.

WASHINGTON, July 20 hit is understood
that the Elections Committee have decided
not to call up any more contested election
Frost, of Missouri; Cook Vs. Cults, of Iowa;
Buchanan vs.. Manning. of Mississippi, and
Lee VS.. Richardson, of South Carolina. OF
twenty-five cases originally before the COM
mittee, eleven have been dismissed, the re-
port being in favor Of the sitting member.
In two cases-those of Campbell VS.. Cannon,
of Utah, and Smith VS.. Shelly, of Alabama
the seats have been declared vacant. Iu one
Greenbacker has been seated and a Demo.
crat unseated, and in four more Democrats
have been unseated and Republicans seated.
This takes seven Democrats from the roll of
that side, and increases the Republican ma.
jority by four members.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-21

LONDON, July 20th.-A correspondent at
Alexandria states that there will be public
executions to dsy or tomorrow. 81 am
asked to point out all the culprits who have
been convicted of numbering Europeans un-
der circumstances of exceptional brutality
during the bombardment of the city. The
murderers will probably be shot by Egyptian
troops" 1t is quite possible, he says, that
such executions will continue for some time,
as every day brings to light similar cases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-07

THE PEOPLE of Montana will
persist in honoring Martin Magin-
MS, perhaps because he insists on
honoriEg them. For ten years Mr..
Maginnis has served the territory as
delegate in Congress, and during
that time has been acknowledged as
among the most active and ablest of
the territorial delegates. He ever
took a lively interest in matters
affecting his territory, and several
ofhis speeches display broad states
manship, as well as careful thought
and close observation. During the
past SIX months he has frequently
announced his positive refusal to
accept denomination, but on Mon
day, at Helena, the democrats again
made him their candidate. How
ever crafty ing to him it might be
to rest, he cLnnOt now decline the
nomination, and subject the party
to the chance of defeat. Nobody
can defeat Maginnis, and nobody
ought to, for he is a faithful and
able delegate who is worth mOre to
the territory than any new man
who might be named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-07

AT LAST Edi50n's electric light
is light. The inventor has been
long enough about the practical ap-
plication o. his invention, but it
seems to have been worth waiting
for. A djstric5 of New York is
Illuminated by the Edison incandes-
cent light which is so regulated as
to be turned on and off as is the
case with gas. The superintendent
tells a reporter that the new light is
a little cheaper than gas. This may
be literally true, or not quite the
TRUTH at any rate it is clear that
gas peoesa are not much alarmed,
for their stocks are frmer now than
they were three or four years ago.
It is more than likely that electric
ity will, in tie course OF time, be-
come a lively competitor with gas
for house illumination, but several
improvements in its application
will first have TO be made. The long
strides towards perfection of the
electric light within the past few
years indicate new future probable
tiles and possibilities in the not dis
:tapt future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-07
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that / will be at my Residence on
Third Esst street, between Fourth and
Fifth South streets, west side of street,
Monday, September 18th, 1882, and each
day thereafter up to and including Sat-
urday. September 10th, from 10 to y
o'clock, am. and from / to S o'clock D.
M, for the purpose Of registering ell per-
sons entitled 10 registration In the First
Election Precinct OF Salt Lake City.
WIN. SROWELL,-
81 DepNy Registrar.
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BORN,

GRoEsBFCK-To the wife of Ina. !
Groesbeck, Semptembsr 9th, a son
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-07

TIE NEVADA republicans held
their slate convention at Reno on
Tuesday and Wednesday, when a
full state ticket was made up, and
Hon, G. c. PoWping was nominated
FOR Congress. His chief and about
only rival IN the convention was
General 2. e. Conner, who, how
ever, received but about hah the
number of votes thrown for the
successful gentleman. MI. Cassi-
day, the present Representative
win undoubtedly be the nominee al
the democrats, and the struggle lie
between him and POwniLg, with thu
chances largely in favor Of the FOR
mer. The state is very closely di
vided between the parties, the littl,
advantage being On the side OF tn,
democrats. The "in" always has
point or two the better Of tn
"out;" hence we can see small
hope for Mr.. Powning IN
less he has large bari whicl
he proposes to open among the sage
brushers during the campaign. MI
Powning is the editor and propIie
tor of the Reno State Journal
which is one of the ablest papers i
the state. He has been q membe
Of the legislature two or three Sc:
sions, and at one time was under
stood to be q candidate for tn
United States senatOrship. He
the gentleman who, il has been al
nounced so many times within th
past year, was on the eve OF estai
fishing an anti-MOrmOn evenin
newspaper in Salt Lake. Latel
we have heard nothing Of the pr'
ject, and presume it has been abaE
doned, or at least laid on the She
for time.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that / will be at the Sixteenth
Ward 6choo'hou on Monday, Septem-
Der l1th, 1882, and each succeeding day
thereafter to and Including Sepsqm Der
18th, from 10 Am. until p. N. aBd from
2 70 pm, for the purpose Of regissev
ing all persons entitled 10 vote In =
Third Precinct of Salt Lske City, q
JOHN S. LINDSAY, 'SSn'
90 Deputy Reg .,,Az
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REGISTRATION f'ATN.,

NOTICE TIC, , lis Is AEREBY g.1yEN
~ ~. sn1 NJ l ~ viii o. ~ TIE C.,y Hal All
I I11In 1919 S; ~ on Monday, I5eTs.mb her
, IN. 100 md each Hcueedm~ dsv
IT1L ~, 10 and includlo Santem mar
: =, from 3 q "a. until . m. and from
80 PM 70 p n, tsF tho purpese OF
registering ell persons VntitLed TO vote in
the Fifth Precinct os SaN LaFe Civ
Utah.
j. 4. EITTLE,
81 Deputy Registrar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-07
AD@iF .&TKATOR'S SALE
n Probate Court IN and tor Salt
ESfte County, Territory Of Utoh.
e The matter of che estate Of Juiiaua
Sims Gamble, deceased.

NOTICE Is KEREBY GIVEN
~ that the undersighed sdministrA.
Erik Of the estate Of -Juiiana Sims Gam
bic. deceased, in pGrsuance Of an order
Of the Probate Oourt of Salt Lake
County, dated September I'd. 1884, will
sell at private sale, for cash, thu follow
ing described real estste: A portion of
lot six (6), block'thirty-four I84) plat A,
OF Salt Lake City survey, commencing
ct the northeast corner Of said lot, and
running thence south, ten (10) rods;
thence east seven and one-hAls III rods;
thence north five 80 rods; thence west
three ES) rods; thence north FIVE (5) rods;
thence west four sad half 90 rods, 70
place Of beginning; with all the improve
ments thereon.
Sealed bids will be received by the ad-
ministratrix NJ any time prior to II
O'Clock, noon. of Tuesday, Septen Der
18th, next. Bids 10 be left at the Office
Of s. ". Darke & Co., 90 Main street.
Salt Lake City.
EMMA Z. s. KELLY,
Administratrix Of the estate Of Jefians
Sims Gamble, deceased. s3
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Taz CONTENTS OF the HERALD tbi

TAz CONTENTS OF the HERALD this
NOR ring are Is follows;
Gsr PAeE-Lstest TeieerAms : Egypt
etc.
ID PAeE-TelegTspbic News - Edison
Light-POlitical, etc.
Sd PAeE-Telsgrsphic News - Miscel-
lAneous.
4TH PAeX-Editorislp, etc.
5TH PAGE = Latest kilograms - Star
Routes.
6TB PAeB-Teleeraphic Nevs-Asothel
Chinese Question. etc
9TH PAeE--Telegrsphic Nevs--A High
Toned Wedding, etc.
sTH PAeE-FOrty Feet Fall-RegistrarE
Local Items.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-07
September 14th, 1850.

DOp0OADO4 4ttLI 4CCU.
Hop BITTERs Co., TORONTO:
l have been sick for the past six
years, suffering from dyspepsia and
general weakness. l have used
three bottles Of Hop Bitters, and
they have done wonders for me.
am well and able to work, and eat
and sleep well. I cannot say too
much for Hop Bitters.
SIMON ROBBINS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-07

We beg to inform patrons and the general public
that exclusive entS for and carry regularly in
stock line of Stoves heh unexceIIed in this Oranv
other Territory State in the Union We are offering
them at p ices that defy competition heavy percentage
of the population of Utah already using renowned
Monitors and Champion Monitors, both Plain and Exten
sion. Also Charter OakS-ROyal Charters and other
Stoves both cook and heating manufactured by the wen
known firms THE Excelsior Manufacturing Co." and
William ResOr and Co." The superior construction
economy in of Fuel, Heating and Baking qualities
and the increasing demand the opinion that ere
long these celebrated Stoves will occupy position In
every well conducted household in Utah
VIM JENNINGS
Superintendent
NM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-07

THE REV. GEO. Il. THAYER,
Of Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both my
self and wife owe our lives to SHI-
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold by 2. G. III. I. Drug Store. (el
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN
IN that l will be at the County Court.
house on Nor dSy, September lib, 1882
and each succeed ng dsy thereafter, to
and including Septem Der 10Th, from 9
am. until IL m, and from 2 until
M, for the pu pose Of registering all per.
sons entitled to vote in tne Seco.d Pre-
circt Of Salt Lake City. Utsh.
HARMEL PRATT.
SO Deputy Registrar.
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NOTICE.

z G. Ii. l.,
SALT LAKE Cry.
September 6, 1882.
THE STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS
i Of this Institution will be Closad ~
September 18th, and Re-openeS on Oct yu
Der On next. wv
T. g. WEBER,
e. Secretary and Treasurer.
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TT DAILY RBBALD is pub lisbed

II DAILY RBBAlD lie published
every morning, Mondays excepted, -
East Temple Street, nesT First south,
Fat Lake City, by the ! BBALD fkIHT-
Use AND PUBLJaBISe COMPANY. SUD
scription price, $lO.b 80 per annum, post
age ,rclnded, parts Of year 81 The
NJ rate. To weekly subscribers,
eo,...cti, IN made by carriers. Csc. week.
TH h SkMl-WEEKLY HERALD lie
published every Wednesday and Sstur-
dsv morning, at $3.50 year; siz
I, 6nths, 81. 7h: hostage included.
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Denver & bio Gf2DdG Railway.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

On and after Monday, oath of July,
1882 trains will leave and arrive at Salt
Lake from temporary Station, corner
Second South and Fifth West Streets,
daily, as follows: LEAVE. ARRIVE.
All points between
Salt Lake and 200 am. Gas pm
Pleasant Valley
Bingham q Alta eo
Brsnch.... .......... ''0O ''-'' 'io = -
HENRY WOOD,
iy23 General Superintendent.
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Died

CoOPER.-At West Jordan, Sentenhar
5, 1882. Of dropsy, Willie A So1 y, -
William and Ann Cooper, aged y 1 &C.,
months and day. ; 0'''s'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04
ssoChCHtCr Beer.

II cannot bee denied TINT the Introduce
ton OF beer in the United States during
The pnst iiliccn years has done ~ much to
cheek the consumption Of whisky md
other purely alcoholic beverages us all
the Jealous work done by the temperance
people within that time. Ihi, II true of
beer In general, such us If usually placed
on tho market rs substitute Tor more
fiery liquids, md we nr1 glad Ia note that
the Improvement uf matt liquors yonr by
year, Lessons its injurious ell, t. amt rem
her1 II rather hoAllhml than otherwise
lhe latcet Introduction In Waco IL the
Rochester beer or malt wine, which /, nh
snlutely notwithstanding. devoid OF all
slcoholic ingredients or Injurious s,imu-
lRting properties. |. + not ouly grateful
aud invlgohtug to the strrncr sex but IL
highly recommended for the use of ln,l!rs
and children IA STRENGTHENING hr'n- To
Mr.. Ike tiuldstpin blunss the cr.dh OF
thc Introduction OF thIs excellent malt
liquor, which hc Keeps In stock, md In
order 10 Introduce ltr U.s. in ths city hr
Inns plnc,d Il on sale Al DuFrunCi, garden
at actual coat, where visitors can test liz
merits.
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To BE AgcDcntcd.

Tho cnntntn Of Lalln Roolyh, presented
by the pupils and frienda VI Miss Fan
ME Mnhon's music class lass =yeek. is to
be repeated, The urgent roqCcetH OF
those who witnessed the frat rendition
is the sole cause, aimee Miss Mahon had
not intended to reproduce the cnztnta
However, the urgency Vt these requests
has prevail ed and the community will
again enjoy the rHrc treat, in all its
beauty M rendered before, aud possess
ing tho novelty Of humorous changes.
This announcement will be received
with pleasure, especially by those who
lid not gee the first performance. Next
Thursday night is the time selected, and
Lyccum hall the place. Comfortable
chairs will be provided tor the occasion,
nud other changes in the arrangements
calculated to add 10 its nttractiveuoss
made The price Of admission will bc
tiity cents Tor adults and twenty-five
cents for children. The ExANINFR takes
occasion To- say TINT it hopes the citizens
will witness this performance. The
0rst presentation drew full house nud
We feel confident the second will do
likewise.
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SONAB..

Mrs. Burncy returned to Ircd,ll Friday.
Dr.wallacc returns to woo,an Wells to
day.
Nh y. V. Pool, OF Valley Mills, is In the
city.
Mr.. a. Il, Blcvns returned from Ccryell
county last v,ning.
MIR. C. IT, Lr'vis Hni fam " hay return
cd from Fort worth, and will make Waco
their home.
Mr.. Sanford johnson cRm" In from the
ranch Of the Stock-Grcwors' association
yesterday, TO epend SUNDAY.
Mr.. Tom EI.bnry, OF Temple, passed
through the city last evening IN lila war
To Marlin to spoOd Sunday with hl7 old
friends.
Mr.. Frank Ncvins otNa-hville. Is In the
city. He is n tnlcnt'd vocalist and sponks
OF teaching that science 10 Waco If class
can b. occurred
Mr Walter Heart got In last evening
from commercial tour, also. Mr.. j. II
Wheeler, another commercial traveller,
from similar trlr
Dr and Nrs. NcGrccnT drove ont to
their ranch ycster 'nv. sett d h. hind those
fine iron. grRys They vii inhal" pure
country mir to-day and return thls eve
ming.
Rev. W W. Run. of Mr1in, Pre-hyt,-
rim minister, T. IN The city, guest of r.
Z ~mith Es4 He will occupy the pulpit
ofthe :. coHd stree; Presbyterian church
today.
Mr f y Mitchell. formerly with c. VI.
f.g-~. 4 q t,ul.p.tnF frlp- rpnI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04
The Great Southern Remedy

"nrayos Chill Cure" which i a,I
ranted for the cure Of chIlI- G"g ID
is positive antidote Tor u hl'riir,
has no rival as a tonic for uu '".5 1.
m emaciated system from 'uI Lo 4
matte causes, and to those "" iirtl
necessarily exposed to mia'lMiAu,Ib s d
euccs, and are attended WIZ WIZ. If sp,,
lowing symptoms, such a. WANT Emit. (
tlte aching of the back ana oii,ro.
vcrishnoss' severe headache l lio'r..
tion 10 Sct about, low spirits, ,l,'ts
ness. chilly sensations, an" ,',,r dsl-
hot, burning fever, when ,, ",n Of 0
terminate in bilious, rGli'It, woes, .b
t w, fever, we would suEEV,f h
y yo,, Keen a supply on ha9u Al,
time and take a dose ti'rvo '.s NV as g
No other medicine is nece's ,.,r u 70
verv concentrated ana poN, anon. 81
etTccts In removing the po', oo crs d
u ,non,s from the blood, ami ~ , han /.
nnnrociate his warning better ' e,r5.
farmer, who Is more or e.pe.isl
10 those atmospheric po'so'u,b,srl lh'
IN the fall season, when ga'nelnI nl.b
c W ,,,' in the midday san, COZ hen b
crops III l, .,'1 low. Of morning, tl' rrsr
those malignant levers arr ara Irecouln.i
lent. and to them we wo" Won, 'Cbill cur
70 tskc a dose OF "Brafo' , ''s vel
o sU ,,'NJ morning on rising, II ,f gsJyIng
W. e'.ota h. danger Of much sun syI5H
AVOID tnv ue"5 tho fine ana ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

The remedies In this prcwral''
ranked by the medical profession s. ,
most certain eli alternatives ana 'gI.,
tivcs, possessing the power Of r'ly '.'
from the blood those hmurs or p',ll
piles which disturb IT. purity, dNo. ..
them toward the natural eAu, w..
channels 1t Is employed WIZ a'W NJ
tagc In chronic affections oI I'e p. ~
rruptIvc and skin diseases, -ucI
Anthony's fire, erysipclas' Fai I,
pustulcs, blotchcs, b0ils, lumor'' ,5 ~.
or 4nlt rheum, scald-head, rln2,sg,
ulcers and sores, chrome rhenu.l',,,
svphllltic and mcrcurial disease !,
generally for the variou. dl'yaia q
Ing from Impurities of the blood, "a,
It forms powerful alteralliy', i~ n
renovation of the blood and IoT ~, =
toratlon OF tone and Strength , ~
system when dcbilitatcd BY '' ~
Ask your druggist for our max nh " Z
are In search OF u good blood l ,,1s
and Alternative. Price 81 per po, TT,I
six bottles for So. Prepared W bo .1
and Willis, manufacturing '"'
Waco, Texas.
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The Mcrchnns'-pro-pcc.-

Are u-uully uncertain at this season OF
the year, aud the prudent retail dculer
ahoull buy in smnll. frequent orders,
and yet his goods 10 hin store on short
notice Merchants handling plowce
handled hoc-, nnils tiuwntc. glass and
Quecuswarc, by sending their orders to
Il, T.. Durham, this city, cha get their
goods quicker, saving time and really
cheaper thnn 10 buy cOst. Burnhum
buys direct from factories md i'm
por:ers, Buying IN lnrGo lots and ship
ping by cur entirely, gives him profit
sufficient 20 sell nt the same price M
wholesale houses in the lnrge cities We
would advise merchants TO write 10 r.
L. Durham for prices, or send their ur.
lur- at once.
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The Old and the Now

trAck-laying force on the Texas and St.
Louis railroad completed the fifteenth
mile west Of Waco. Thus our little
Narrow Gauge is At adily pushing on
towards Gatesvillc md will soon wake
the echoes in the fur west. This il the
new boom. hut the boom that is witt,
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