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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-16
pgH7vCE VILE.
An Alleged Limestone County
fsapisI and TscLennan
C0uutv BEcrsc Thieves
.su.Sesi.

For some time past our county officers
| have been but little bothered with crihi-
nails and most OF them haze learned that.
when they do wrong, Waco Is bad place
70 come to if they wish 10 retain their
tree dom. \ lew days ago, Sheriff Hall
rect ived notice from the sheriff, of Lime
stone county, that a coiored man name Il
George EIGing on was wanted there for
alleged rape OF a cniorcd girl OF eleven
years. After the act Eddington skipped ont
and il was thO"ght he hal made his way
to Waco, luli description Of him was
sent, and the sheriff and his deputy kept a
close watch tOI INN. II was at last dis
covered that he was in the city, and then
they knew That il he remained, it would
be only ii matter uf time until they would
get him. Yesterday Sheriff Hal was
passing up Austin avenue ana he saw
negro who answered the description. and
taking after him was soon near enough u
ask him what his name was. 10 which lie
replied, john" and when asked john
who. he said John jackson" The
sheriff then said he wanted him, and he
Immediately said his name was
not John jackson. When again asked
what il was he said George Eddlngt0n'
and then the sheriff. was sure he had the
right man and took him to the Jail OF
course Ike all others OF his class he claim
ed innocence and f 1t bad 10 think that he
should be go ruthcssly sAarched from
ihcrty to a dungeon eel. He will be
takea back to Limestone county az soon
as an officer can get here after him and
at the proper line a jury will hear the
evidence for and against him. IL is said
that If he saves his neck, he will be likely
TO wear stripes tor time. Our readers
will remember that in January we refer
ed to HE THEFT "t two horses from Alr.
John Moore, of BOsQurville, and the
s,alch that was instituted for the thief
and animals. GeOge Williams and Tom
Sparks, two cOloIcd woIthies who are
charged with having stolen them are now
incarcerated in our county jail, having
been arrested by officers OF Fails county,
whittier they took the stolen property.
EN cry now aud then some one has the
harIihond to steal horses IN this county,
thinking they can get away with them,
but in nearly all ca-es they flnd to their
sorrow, that they struck the wr' ny l"-
calitv The officers ut this county do
net propose to LET that class Of characters
stay out side OF jail here and the officers
in nrighboiing counties seem To be OF the
same feeling,
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fbouhte First HsOnorS for Waco
student in s.auisyiIie.

Several days ago the Examiner made
mention of the fact that our younp
townsman, Walter b. King. who is now
pursuing his pharmaceutical studies at
Louisville, KY, had captured first
honors IN ms (the junior) class at the
Louisville college of pharmacy. Our
Louisville exchanges received YESTERDAY,
give full accounts of the commencement
exercises. Our Young friend Walter
hlhg may be said to haves.won doubIe
honors, for of the juniors of n
quite large class, who passed the very
ugld examination he stood ot 40
mead "i the llst-tirst honors-r
the first honors prize, offered by the
Alnmnl association OF the collere In
adoItI to this, he stood the hest ay-
animation IN hemistry, receiving there
Tor Il, handsome prize offered bv r. A.
hoblnson y Co, of Louisville. We feel
sure that all who know Walter Kim
VIII Toe grattied at his very creditabl,.
progress. He pursnes his collegiate
studies and also has position in one of
the Lending drug houses in Louisville
inns enjoying every opportunity of
becoming skiIlful rharmaelst No
young man of Waco ever went away
bearing larger store of good wishes for
ms success than he, and no young man
having achieved honorable success w,Ii
return to his home to meet a wapmar
welcome.
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Designing SiIIaimy.

When you 90 TO Your druggist 10 buv 4
bntti" or package ofthe genuine Simmons
Liver Regulator, and lie ircs,ntS you
with some counterfeit with similar
sounding name ana says lit is the same
thing or lust as good" ask him his
motive Tor not @iying you the genuine
PREPARATION in White Wrapper, with red
on Wrapper, and prepared by j. Il.
Zeiiin Il Co. He will probably seek TO
eyade direct answer, but hear In mind
thai the only object such dealers can have
Is the fact that lie makes few pennies
extra profit by selling the spurious. BE
suspicious of dealers who recommend any
Other article as just as good" OF Just the.
same" Will you risk vour health and en-
danger life hy taking medicine of no rer-
uta'l"n, made by some ADVENTURE that
your druggist NAV make te" cents more
ny selling counterfeit article?
U3l5dwlt
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A CHANGE OF FAITH.


Sd1. i Hf0Ht0 EupreSS, Etk
1t is very rarely that we haye ha,
i'll our midst a jewish conversion, anC
the knowledge that such All event
was to be celebrated by the imposing
ceremonies of the Jewish rites drew
large Attendance of San Antoniane
to BETHEL Temple on Sunday after.
! noon. The doors were thrown open
Vt tour o'clock, and the etiiice was
rapidly filled with the elite of the
jewish renidPnts OF the city. The
wife of Mr.. Binnchini, the restaurant
Keeper on AiamO street, formerly Il
Methodist, renOunced her Christian
faith and Joined the Jewish church.
Though legally married, they were
still not religiOusly so, according to
the demands of the Jewish law. The
Key. Dr. Lewenthall read the 1lth
and Eth verses of ii chapter from the
book Of Ruth. and also the llSth
Psalm. Mrs. Bianchina made con
fesslon OF faith before the Ark of the
Covenant, and was received into the
faith. An appropriate and eloquent
address by the Rabbi follow ed, in
which he admonished her as to the
due observance of the Sabbath and
appointed festivals He said her
change of faith should in no way sep
aratC her from her former friends, rs
the principles of the Jewish faith
were charity. godiincss and humanity.
During the services, which were
solemnly impressive. sacred songs
were rendered by Professor and Mrs.
ha'zenbcrger and Mrs karber.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
six carriages conveyed the bridal
party (for such it had now become)
and few of their many friends to
the home of Mr.. Bianchina, where the
wedding ceremony was performed,
after the Jewish rite, by the Rabbi.
The wedding over, reception and
social evening followed, which appro-
priatcly closed the festivities.
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Those who desire to buy goods at
thelrown prices should not fail to pay
"A visit to 81 Austin avenue, next to Lem
Chambers, for Mr. Z. II. Jordan opens
there today and viii offer for sale Il
large stock of goods in all lines from the
late fire. These goods have been slightly
damaged by smoke and water, but are
excellent in quality and the biggest
kind of bargains cun be secured. They
will be sold at auction prices, and no
reasonable offer will be refused. This
stock is bound to sell very fast, and
those who wish to purchase should call
early.
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About II o'clock yesterday the resi-
dence of Mr.. Chas Lewis, in south
Waco, was found 70 be on fire, and being
out of reach of the water company or
fire department, the house soon became
a prey to the ilames. Neighbors, how
ever, arrived i'll time to assist in saving
a large portion of the furniture. The
house, furniture and wearing apparel
We're insured for 1910 in j. b. WinsIett's &
agency, and the principal loss is upon
the house and fence, which were con
sumed. How the fire originated no one
seemed to know but it must have been
the result of accident. Until the loss
can be adjusted or a new house secured
Mr.. Lewis and family are stopping at the
residence of \. }. Caruthers, Esq.
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The Great SOuthern RenI'dy

"Brazos Chill Cure" which ''c i,'.
ranted tor fhe cure of cbills anu d
is IA positive antidote ior niaai% .aHa, .
has no rival as tonic for Onliub O,'b b
an emaciated system from su lbo q
matte causes, and to those "" sis
necessarily exposed TO nlla3,,' .ah ,bs b
| ences, and are attended WIN o| nv
lowing symptoms, such aS ioiS ii,iase
tite, aching of the back anu i"Jiges
yerishness' severe headache, lIu.l lIs.aIsr
tion to get about, low spirits, ,,SsnilIa s u
ness, chilly sensations, ana ,'av iB,q
hot, burning fever, when ,.,.9t nla Of u
terminate in bilious, repitItls t.lIs.ibf sbf
termittent fever, we wo''it tpanI T aI %
you keep a supply on NAM ,;,as, lsill
time and take dose three ,srp ~" I'D
No other medicine is necessa%tg n:tg 10
very concentrated and pooSi.o5ou; ar
effects in removing the pVi,U ~ oasG
ments from the blood, ana -, Nv ts,n b,
appreciate this warning p'i less eIPsss
farmer, who IS lii"io .;-ons eseet''s
to those atmospheric pol'od.h's, tlp
in the fall season, when ga'roI rooI 1s,, y,
crops in the midday ysnnIos, sun s' 'fhsnt.,,
and heavy dews of mOlna"S'O la SSO:t Pf',I
those malignant feVers ,,d a,1 rqeoD9','
lent, and to them we espo. woo chill Cpi
30 take dose OF "biHEV'i n they NT. :.
every morning on rislllsIb risb suderiHs.
avoid the danger Of %"sn li%s and err ,g''I
say nothing OF the IN tl,ls s.tryebnn', j
rss" arsenic. IT. The The physicians pIF pIr1ss : E
# saG isss dd it: othsf. nst yiri
tie. Prepared only oy v, 4 WpIs
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| /. We haye noticed III the city and OF.
! Ered for sale in the last two or three
days, several large loads of hay and d
number of tons OF lnillet. This sort
OF fodder is always i'll demand when
it is dry and sound, but when dam
aged Is hardly worth receiving. We
| have heard number OF persons who
wished to purchase say that they
could not buy such as they saw, be-
cause their stock would not cat It and
it was SO black and musty that ii
wouldn't be good for them even If they
would eat it. 1t Is fact that no
small amount of good fodder
Is lost every spring through neglect
III saying 1t properly. 1t lies out inn
properly stacked, exposed to the spring
rains, and such n season as this is
renders 1t entirely worthless and the
farmer is subjected to a great loss
thereby. He is first at the expense
OF a dollar and one-halt or two dol
lars per bushel for Inillet seed, and
then has the trouble of planting and
harvesting it. and i'll making hay he
has loss of time that he cannot af-
ford without some return. We are
told that there is plenty of hay and
millet through the county that will
meyer he used for the reason that Il is
rotten or nearly SO. If taken care of
this could be turned into money
III the spring just at time when
money is most needed by the farmer.
II allowed TO spoil by improper stack
ing it would have been better never
to have been planted, for then cx-
penSe and loss of time would have
been spared. The way this damaged
SUN Is received In the market shows
that II Is not desirable, and even if it
can oe SOLD 1t never briuSs what the |
sound article would. and the diff |
ference i'll price would well pay for
taking care of 1t. There il chance
to study economy in this that
VIII pay more than most people
imagine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-16

Az some inquiry has been made as f.
what the rate for announcement of can
dldates will be,we give our figures, Daily
and Weekly. For either the daily or
weekly SO, or for both SO, positively in
advance, the announcement to stand
nutll after the primaries or convent on,
except IN the case of party nominees or
independent candidates, whose an
uounccmeni will be run until the elec-
tlOn. CnIyHWtf
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We know Of no class OF men who have
better prospect for a good season of
business thsn our brick manufacturers
and line dealers and no doubt they fully
reaiize it from the manner in which they
are preparing TO receive il. Besides mum
erOus residences and small stores contract
cd tor already, we see the new hotel
partly finished, Leasing, Solmon ~ Co.'s
new vino esale house. heing erected by
DR.. Joe Willis. the Cameron building,
ID. ). WoOf's new store on south Fourth
street, the brick block covering four
lots back Of the markPt-house. extension TO
JnO. L. WaltOn's building lately occupied
by T. X. Jordan and a number of Others
These. with many others will give our
bril-, k and lime h n. mssOnS, carpenters,
painters and other. mecnanics more
work than they have had in a large way
ia past summers. mott to speak of the small
contracts that will come up between now
and fall This s; ate OF things is healthy
for the city. for when the brick yarus and
kilns are running, buildings are going up,
mechanics are employed, the money
gets into circulation, and all prosper in
their respect We proper IONS The COM
ing months, with the outlook now en-
not be complained of by the builders
especially, as not giving them good
chances.
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FrescripaiOns a SneciaIfy.

Take your prescriptions to Tucker a.
Mllils' drug store, where they viii be
sIled accurately, day or night, on short
notice. None but the puIest drugs and
chemicals are used; such as ale manutac-
turtd by Edwin Squibb, fNew York. and
Iarhr.. Davis q Co., OF Detroit, Mich
u2lOtc
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THE CITY.
The Weather TO bay.

Indications Tor the guilt states Local
rains followed by cloudy weather
southerly winds shifting to west and
north; slight fall in temper
Atme and higher barometer i'll the west
ern and central portion.
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On Thirty Day.' Trial

wv we WI ~ send hr DYES celebrated Electro
n,'tailo belt ami other electric auuIisncas ~,
.llhi , Tor thirty DAYS to Yom, men and otb. "" !
II', "'hs "h" are afflicted With uervous dehii
~: tyi i"st VITALITY, etc, guaranteeing sn,.ed r,
-, anu complete restoration or vtnoi a., ,
manhood. Also for rheumatism NJ, an l
ria "'Ssis, hYer amt kidney ditiicnIties sn,
n, ana many other Diseases llinstrs ~ r..
Marshsil Mich foIniic Bel
lUoA1w
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If you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, and are satisfied
that purglng yourself till you are weak
and sick Is not good common n-sepse then
try Carriers Little Liver Pills and learn
how easy 1t is to be free from billions
ness, headache, constipation and liver
troubles. These little pills are smaller
easier to take and give quicker relief
Ihan any pills in use. Forty in a vial
NJ 0he, dose. Price % cents, Sol6 hy
tucker * Wilhs,-03I4lw
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E.cnGen Services.

St Paul's Episcopal church, Rev b \.
Rogers pastor. Services Mundnv. Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
At q. M; Friday at 7:3O p. III. tO4O9
Used for dyspepsia, Indigestion, weak
stomach, liver i.uuhlrs, iauudiec, c"nst,-
patton. etc, Carriers Liver Bitrcrs SHOW
improvement almost from the first dose.
sold by Tucker d Willis O3IItwdw
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Whitney livery StabIas.

The travelling public. as well As the
people OF whitney and Hill county will
he glad To know that Frank uinchman
mas opened very Tine livery stable. Ills
husges, road and drummer wagons are
all new, and horses the fastest and safest
lh I'M county. Remember this when
you go to W hirnev
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lMf IhIS tkni.

iou can buy the best and cheapest
mattresses at the new mattress mannrac
tory, on Bridge street or at Stephenson
llbbs ~ STEINER furniture dealers.
JNo. j. OBRIEN, upholsterer.
O3l43t.
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UnquestioaabIy the Very Best.
BALTIMORE, Md, April ~. |,

i"4''r-' -hh', n IIH AZ, 1851.
nave recently been using your Browns
IRON Bitters in my family, consisting OF
myself, wife and three childten, and the
effect has been always as marked AS in the
case OF Mr.. Phelps. 1t is unquestionabIy
a wonderful medicine. A. j. BoWEN.
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AT SEVEN PER- CENT.
why Capital does Not seek an-
Vesfneuf In Texas More
Largely.

10 INr Is rHHtfH'T
That capital is turned out of Texas for
some cause peculiar 10 Texas itself. is
well know by everybody at all posted In
The monetary affairs OF the country
and il is high time that our people are
brought lace to face with thar cause. The
northern STATES are Hooded with money
seeking inyeS ment upon good real estate
securities at rates of inteles' from to 10
per cent per annum less thnn is being
paid IN cur own state. The difference is
Il most burdensoue oppression upon ali
classes OF our people. Nothing but tor
tunate speculation and systcls of trade
that adds this intoierahle rate 10 the
price OF every article sold, and so wrinGS
it out OF the purchasers every class and
every article OF merchandise. could stand
up under il. Ii sinpy precIud.s the TAR
mer from hiring money al all, or n least
with any hope of paying more than the
interest OF what he borrowS.
SO much for the fact and
now tor the cause. 1t is tound
wholly in one law governing real estate.
Originally intending to beueit the wife
and children, and so the whole family rs
was spcciOuSly reasoned. our law makers
fixed up II system OF Ch, ckS and shackle.
to the sale, pledge and descent OF real
estate and embodied them in our laws
upon community properly, homestead,
allowances, etc. that has not
only m.de il not only use-
less for capitalists to risk their money
upon real estate securities in this state,
but has operated largely 10 defeat the Very
ends intended to be gained by the law.
For who will say that the .cramping III all
business facilities. the shutting oil OF all
legitimate expansion nf individual real
estate interests, In II young community,
with such preponderatin% real estate toun
,latons for expansive energies rs has
Texas, by So tielRG up Iar@e and always
indefinite share OF its acreage as to make
pledGing ar mortgaging ol it IN uncertain
security, and so driving all native money
loans into II high rate Of intcit 81 and per
sonal security to Offset the risk, and scar
ing all foreign capital absolutely out of
the loan market, is on The Whole benefit
to anybody.
The truth is, this generation has sadly
OVrr-Ieached itself in its quiXotic care for
the next.
Let us return to the Old method of al
lowing the man who earns the property o
do more largely what he will with it, and
allow also that creditors have some rights
that the law respects even after their
debtors are dead. GLOVER.
Pain from Indigestion. dyspepsia and
too hearty eating is relieved at once by
taking one of CaTter's Liver Pills imme-
dlately after dinner. Don't forget this.
For sale by Tucker Il Willis.-03O9lw
B. Haber offers big bargains in dress
goods, to make room tor big stock OF
pling goods Cali on him and secure
ONE OF the bargains. 0205tc
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II you want TO get something really
good in the way OF hair and nail brushes
coarse and fine ivory combs. roilet soan.
handkerchief extracts toilet waters of All
odors. lily whites, toilet powders, rouecs.
etc. of one hundred styles, Just cali on
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas.
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you are tired taking the large OLD,
fashioned gripping pills try Carter's Little
Liver Pills and take some comfort y man
can't stand everything. One pill dose.
Sold by Tucker IL Willes. O3lllWdw
Before YOU leave town call and see Oul
line line OF trunks and valises.
03l2tc SANGER Bros.
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Rose Coco -SsxsI,D.

A perfect hair DRESSING
meter of the growth % the % p
other compound Possesses thu naF
properties which so exactly !5' PFylI,
various conditions OF the b1msaR suR I
Ii softens the hair when aa bsri ID
dry; it soOthHs the irrits,siI I'u Z
skin; it affords and produces , = '''i Y
est luster; removing all SaSi ' "a
scurf, etc, thereby making f''l' !,
have asserted, without excen'i, g
best article ever Used Tor The f,Ga 6,ia
will only cost you % cents mar %'Ii = I Z
Prepared only by Tucker 4 TS VS.s'
Waco, Texas. 'A@
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Notice

We will close or meat stalls. in the
city ma ket, commencing on Monday,
March 18th. after two o'clock. Waco,
March 10, 1852
s. JOHNSON x Bro.
WHEELER, LYMAN 4 Co.
PATTERSON Bios.
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Compound Syrup of SarsapariIh
iOdIde of Potassium.

The remedies in this preparatiai
ranked by the medical profession q
most certain IF alternatives and frF
tiVes, possessing the power Of renaa
from the blood those humOrS OrF5
pies which disturb its purity, dirdl
them toward the natural eEtE'
channels. 1t is employed with sdn
tage i'll chronic affections Of the i
eruptive and skin diseases, such d
Anthony's fire, erySipelas, pna'
pustules, blotches, boils, tumOri, lNi
or sat rheum, scald-head, ring''e,l
ulcers and sores, chronic rheumss
syphilitic and mercurial disease, :
generally for the various diseases u
ing from impurities OF the blood, :
1t forms Il powerful Alternative 10 !
renovation of the blood and for Ils :. !.
toration of tone and strength !, i, ,
system when debilitdted BY a%I' a'
Ask your druggist for our maze u 4, y
are in search of a good blood P1iD
and Alternative. Price 81 per DOiih g !, ,
six bottles for 81. Prepared BY lIs "a
and Willis, manufacturing eD'D
Waco, Texas.
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We are still agents tor Wootcn Wells
water; Fresh supply every day. Tucker
~ NHllS. O,iO7tc
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When you are ready TO furnish your
house call and see our fine line Of CARPETS
window shades and lace curtains.
o3!Ztc SANGER Bros,
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The latest styles of ladies slippers
-H9zel dd1l hlrke to be found at Sanger Bros.
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v.n we "%nid Judge from appearances. tin.
way way q. ,,o -. Earh's is getting new god,
Storo @ as si,e'al'y oey reh"vaiing the grocery
& ~ 20 a. ~ snhteAs zee II to W. r. Scarborough h
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why don't you go 10 Tucker g. Willis
and get bottle of Electric Neura air,i9 ,i9
Lotion" 1t is wonderful what olrrf,i9ia Ia
effect this remedy has on the sufferer wa
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If you can't 20 to Wooten Wells. drink
the wateraI home. For sale by Tucker S
willis At % cents per gallon, OF five gal-
Ions for 81 30. O3n7Lc.
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O3IG3t.
"ACH0SS THE CONTINENTS -
Oliver asOMd Byr0n's Master
piece Next week.
E.n-- I'll. w, NJ nernLn.

across the Continent" is still running
on tide of uudiminished popularity.
The theater is nightly filled by large
and enthusiastic audiences. No piece
could be more tittingiy adapted to the
tastes of theater-goers. Mr.. Byron per
forms the leading male part dashingly,
and IS great favOrItU.
The play is no fiction but an DER true
tale, a part of which occurred III New
York on thu night of the great fire, 1867
when one of our y0ung merchants, after
a champagne supper wended his WY in
the vicinity OF the "Oid Five Points"
where he fonnd a poor woman dying in
the snow. lie bore her to her home,
where, soon after, she expired, but first
leaving in her benefactor's care her
twin offspring, a girl and boy, who are
now living and have married, aud figure
in the ''e-s -ociCty on Lexington ayonue,
New York. In respect for the dead, We
dOnot give the right names of the char
acters figuring III this most wonderful
picture of the times.
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Electric rheumatic linment" is what
,,ntiyp"ly uses now. Prepared by