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Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19
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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

To produce light and dark shades
Of gold leaf the metal is alloyed with
silver and copper. Yf' tsn aal r t
"A man in Pittsburgh, Pa, has in.
vented a potato-digger which, it is
claimed, will do the work Of twenty
men. .u.t
The Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk
Company, founded by United States
Consul Page in 1866 with $4,000, has
now capital of 81, 100000 and turned
out SO, 100000 cans last year. ei
The Norfolk Trginian estimates
that there is coal enough in the mines
recently opened in Pocahontas County,
West Virginia, to supply the demands
of the North for two hundred years to
come. =. atf-a.. .,.,es - t.-e-s.e+ --rf ,
The London Lancet concludes that
sewers must not be ventilated by street "
gratings, but only by pipes reaching a-
above the houses, SO that the gases may
mingle with the higher strata of the at
mosphere. laA sFf1 H.-4-1 -i..5f
Saving is too wasteful a process to
be used in the manufacture of veneer.
The LOGS are first steamed till they are
soft and then put on machine and q
knife shaves off strips as thin as the -l
thnnest tissue paper. -DefTott Post. f1a "a.
A new way Of stopping horse cars
has been introduced on the Sixth avenue
railroad in New York. Straps hang
against each window sash, and when the
passenger who wishes to alight pulls
one of these awhistle is blown The CON- f
ductor then pulls the strap, which runs
along the roof of the car, and the beD
sounds to stop the car.
A Turin ieweler has made a tiny
boat formed Of single pearl, which
shane it assumes in swell and concav-
jty. Its sail is Of beaten gold studded
with diamonds, and the pinnacle light
at its prov is perfect ruby. An en-
erald serves as its rudder, and its stand
Is slab Of ivory 1t weighs less than
half an ounce. IT'S price is $1,000.
= An embroidery company has been
organized at Salamanca with a capital
Of sec, ,OO0i Itwillbe the only one Of
the kind in the United States The
citizens Of Salamanca win be asked to
appropriate So, 900 and exempt the fac-'AN
tory from taxation for ten years, which
( they will probably do The machinery
for the factory has already been ordered
in Switzerland. 80 Rochester IN Z. Err'
press. asg ~ =, saea -. 5aa 1
\ Mr.. Hayden, of Washington, is the
inventor Of an apparatus for burning
petroleum as fuel, which is claimed to l
/ be the only one in the world that will
perform the work for which il, is con-
structed Some years ago a woman, nov
Miss Amanda Jones, invented an apr ioy
paratus for burning petroleum under y.
steam boilers, which has been cont1nu-
ously and successfully used in the oil Fa
regions. a.sgrl 5 n
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

HARRoDsBURG, KY, had great
fire the other night. The fire started in
Hale & Gilbert's lumber yard and spread
with such rapidity that in half an hour the
entire block was in flames. Nearly every
building on Main street was destroyed, IN
Guiding the Presbyterian Church. About
twenty stores, with their stock, were con-
sumed.
SECRETARY FOLGER has informed the
President that special inspectors will have
to be appointed to enforce the law against
importation of adulterated tea.
THREE Indian Territory desperadoes
named Carson were killed by officers who
attempted to arrrst them few days ago.
FIVE men were dangerously injured
the other day by the fall Of a car in mine
at Scranton, Pa.
AT Dublin, Ireland, on the 10Th
Fitzharris was placed on trial as accessary
to the Phoenix Park murders. E
THE Canadian mounted police have
promptly suppressed the anticipated raid
of the Cree Indians to this side of the bor-
der.
j, THE residence of Bud Martin, at
Stanford, KY, was consumed by fire the
other evening and two of his children, aged
two and four, were burned to death. A
daughter, who attempted to rescue them,
was fearfully burned.
The latest consular report from Mexl-
co indicates that railroad construction has
given an extraordinary stimulus to the va
rious trade industries.
An Interior Department decision set
ties the point that the mineral character Of
township is decided by the character Of
the greater portion Of it.
! The commissioner of the Freedmen s
Savings Bank, at Washington, d. c., has
declared final dividend of seven per cent,
making sixty-two per cent. in all.
REV. JAMES P. ROGERS, a Catholic
priest of Boston, was the ether day robbed
| Of ninety dollars by a New York conf
[ dence man in saloon
SEVERAL shots were fired from am
bush at the Caretaker at Castle Island, Ire
land, the other day and he was severely
wounded. Eight persons were arrested in
connection with the shooting.
CANADIAN officials, it was reported
on the 18th, had received threatening let
ters from New York dynamiters. -
+ THE house of John Dawson, at Brace
bridge, Ont, was destroyed by fire the 9TH
er night and Dawson, in attempting to save
his chi1dren, was burned to death; also a
son. aged ten years. Z
THERE is a lockout against more than
1900 shoemakers in Cincinnati, 0. The
men have called for the appointment OF
arbitrators.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19
The second trial of Adlai H. and


IHE second trial of Adlai II. and
James Proudfit, for the killing of Axtel
"lnperg last january, in. the Circuit Court
at memphis, Tenn, has resulted in verdict
Oh notguilty and both defendants have
been discharged.
IwENTY-FoUR Socialists were SEN
fenced to Imprisonment at Lemberg, Ger
many, few days ago.
OFFICERS from Weatherford, Tex.
captured two horse-thieves, shooting one of
Them IN three places, in Jacks County a few
days ago.
EX-GOVERNOR ISRAEL WAsHBURN, OF
Maine, died a few days ago at Philadel-
phla, Pa, where he had gone for medical
treatment for a complicated kidney dis
ease.
y. RICHARDS & BRO, dry goods,
Augusta, Ca, have assigned, with habili-
ties Of 500 200; assets $50, 900, and the failure
of:J. w. Lewis & Co., the Baltimore md J
oyster and fruit packers, has also been an
nounced.
.. ii. HOFFER, postal clerk, was ar
rested at Pittsburgh, Pa, the other after
noon on charge of receiving and appro-
prlating to his own use money belonging to
the United States Government.
AT Santa Tecla, San Salvador, the
military barracks were attacked by revolu-
tionists, April is. The troops were vic
tOrious.
JOE BRADY was hanged at Dublin,
Ireland, on the 14th for the murder of Cav
endish and Burke.
THE steamer John Harris, Toronto, to
Bay City, Mich, went ashore in gale off
Long Point a few days ago. The crew was
saved.
The other night George Butner, col
ored, was found murdered in the streets of
Powder Springs, Ga. His wife was stand
ing over him with bloody knife, and she
has been held for murder. tE%
NEARLY the whole village of Lean.
ington, Ont, was destroyed by fire on the
14th.
THE steamship Mississippi burned in
Puget's Sound on the 14th, with LOO tons
of coal. Two men lost their lives and one
man was severely injured.
The Merchants Hotel, at Napoleon,
O., the oldest hotel in the county, was de-
stroyed by fire the other morning. The in
mates, seventeen in number, had a narrow
escape, all but three jumping from the win
dows. The building was owned by Chicago
parties. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $500.
THREE bodies stolen from Canadian
graveyard have been found in the river at
Cape st. Louis.
CHAUNCEY GILMAN, living two miles
southwest of Sturgis, Mich, and three of
his children were klIIeuDy auv,---I---l:.l
swept that vicinity on the 14th, carrying
destruction before it, At Southport, Ind,
on the same day, the Methodist and Pres
byterian churches and a school-house were
blown down and residences and shade trees
greatly damaged, the town being almost
wrecked.
NEGRO miners the other night
lynched William Connors, white, who
killed two men and seriously wounded two
more in drunken quarrel at Glenmary,
Tenn.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19
'TI0N; $l,50 per Annumc
PITH AND POINT.

-Ihe donkey never suffers from soft
ening of the brayin'.-M o. Picayune. eit'
Never be idle, but keep your hands .T.
or minds usefully employed except r ,s
when sleeping. tH
7-Manya man who thinks himsefa
persona of note is not so far out of the
way He may be ratnatural or a lat.- ZaI
Boston Transcript
DIR. Holmes sketches the dude in his
latest poem: -1o9- ,u-@L Id ,ELtI ill
Our Q las last hatched dandy with his glass and stick
Keealis he ais the sembance Of a newborn chick;
He ought to wear an eegsheIl for a hatJ . "
A man IN Winthrop, Me, plays the
piano, organ, violin, banjo, cornet, fife,
xylephones bones and guitar, and whis-9tl aail
ties like nightingale. How he could ,-t
discouraged hand-organ man trying to
do business in his town.-BoSton Post.
Ann Eliza writes to ask why ;f poor riis al -I
man invariably keeps dogs. We have ID E.----
not given the question much considera-
ton, but we have concluded that the
poor man supports dog to keep 1.-The a1i Eff
wolf from the door, .Poakers States s r;., a..
man.
$50 you mean to tell me- she
said, pleadngly, .'that you wouldn't F
give fifty dollar bill for this beautiful
duck. of a bonnet?'' II do Just that
decidedly, " he replied T''Why so, Arch H ..
ibale?" because the ffty-dollar bill
is the biggest. - Chicago Cheek.
-Burdette of the Burlington Hank ryut
eye, thinks that if the truth was known -.,il- Nv 4
it would appear that mean man when
he turns out the light and lies down, F-a
when the darkness closes in about him rt
and he is alone, tries to roll away from
himself and sleep on the other side Of
the bed '-'t at.'
A Shoshone Indian stoned his STEP .N'e Wy
daughter to death near Belmont Ney., ,gli -Ies..
last week. 1t is stated that the girl is
the sixth victim of the murderous saw
age during the past five years. If that
fellow doesn't look out his depravitv .-ti-
will yet lead him to steal horse, aud su
then he'l be hanged. Boston Post. -.r -....ri.
"A medical authority states that the
skin of the human body contains 7,000,- '.h
900 pores. Here is something to pore
over 1t is, a little remarkable that the M tHl
0Nn I,tul ht arben Jons'l1 tba al esgn 3a
missed few when he counted them A !-Iaa !,
recount should be made --Norrist3a0n
Herald.
A fond and proud parent is show
ing work of art by his daughter to the
delighted company. "This crayon draw
lng y he says, represents the interior e
Of 2 railroad tunnel, through which you
Exquisite. Very fine, iHHg5slowly::
one of the company, 'but what makes
you say that the trainis passing through r.F
it slowlv?n Because, SIR says the
father, acutely, IF it had been running
rapidly it would have been out of the
tunnel long ago; don't you see?''-N.
H. SIN.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19
, Summary Of Important Events.

c,,r has been begun to recover $780,
s., the sureties of ex-Treasurer Polk
of Tennessee
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

1,-ncE WYLIE expressed his belief on
,be llth that the star-rdute case would last
MORO than another month.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

rrwrrK PAsHA, the new Turkish Min
nresented his credentials on the 11th
at Washington.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

rur Nav reports on crop prospects
!. nata falling off of 100000 bushels
IN tbe winter wheat yield.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

The President has appointed Norman
4 Camp Superintendent of the Assay
Office at Boise City, Idaho, vice William
Walters, suspended.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

THE business failures for the seven
davs ended on the 18th numbered 1856, as
compared with l52 last week. The Western
States had forty-five.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

TugRE was heavy frost in the Sec
.,n .hout Montgomery, N. Y, on the 14th.
IN tbe low lands some ice formed.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

Noer than S,400 emigrants sailed
from queenstown for for, America during the
,reek ended on the 10th inst.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

TUCsoN (Ariz.) advices indicated on
the 18th that the force of renegade Apaches
in Mexico was considerably larger than
General Crook bargained for and it may
take six months to subdue them.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

The Virginia tobacco crop is re-
ported endangered by ravages of the fly.
In many instances the farmers have had all
the plants destroyed.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

The Fisheries Exhibition opened on
&Agth in London, Eng, with a grand
huish, and the Hygienic Exhibition at
Berlin, Germany, was opened by the
Crown Prince on the same day.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

A NEW counterfeit five-dollar gold
coin has made its appearance. 1t purports
to be coin of the United States struck at
New Orleans in 1913, is heavily plated and
torty-nine and one-half grains light.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

A BILL has been introduced in the
British House of Commons providing that
at the expiration of leases tenants shall be
compensated for improvements.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

The order for the cOurt-martial OF
Pavmaster Wasson has been temporarily
suspended, pending further examination as
to the extent Of the defalcation.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

AVERY complete report on the spring
wheat crop of the Northwest indicated on
the 18th that the prospect was more favor
able than for several years past.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

THE Colombian Government proposes
to make the Canal Company pay the cost of
maintaining police supervision over the
Eost of workmen brought into the country.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

EX-GOVERNOR SEYMOUR, of New
York, says he would favor law making it
acrime for any resident within our borders
toplan or aid in violent measures toward
PERSONS in this or any other country.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

LONDON ENG dispatches report that
the ministerial party in Parliament is
steadily losing strength, and that much of
the abstention in the House of Commons is
deliberately planned to weaken the Min
iStry,
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

tHlEF-JUSrICE BECK, of the Colorado
supreme Court, has decided the act mop
tratlve under which Packer, the San Juan
shoui, and seven other murderers were
TohVlcted. All would be Immediately re-
leased n \. -
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

lHE National Board of Health has
1nlorined T the local authorities at Memphis,
Tenn, that after June next thew will have
No NJ Oeai 'he expenses of quarantine on the
niss,ssippl River between New Orleans
and Memphis.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

o, lHE u Duke of Connaught, third son Of
sar Susen ictorla, has been appointed to the
yira ri,alu ha OF a brigade in India, in order to
for -" a'u al opportunity to qualify himself
Sa o Ile Office of Viceroy of India, which
10y queen desires to see him occupy. *
Huntsville gazette., 1883-05-19

Of ~, IL particulars from the scene
torpadn selone received on the 14th said the
est force eH,ed - NE to have exerted the great
sppearaa !. " yandotte County, Kans., and
and scas 20 nave split up into fragments
senting ea In different directions, pre-
ravagss . series of terrific storms whose
Kans ! .enaed- from as far north as Troy.
County ,r sae Indian Territory and jasper
ward a southwest Missouri, and east.
Par, "a fS i l az q Macon, in the north central
81 tbesa ra. sssoufl'' The tale of disaster from
's points was sad one.
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=. q. 81 Il. $. y - b. 81

p.r.f..I H.sr.rr rtss .I 90 DO. Ha5 i'
rr,-rfrl saI opel. rI iar..an raI| .'A n'.a
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FOR SALE.

NJ ,.,, .,..,.,... ,, l.,l n,,, -
NO; ,"u az w. 'r'' an, ,,nr vi
,We m1rS' , Ia, VI. ,' '',L.''i"" e",nal
an INV, ,,,t, EN- J'' ",','
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w S.nn o,n,, ,o,,.l j., p,g,,,o
..,,',,,,. .,,i,o,,l. ,o,, .,oa,.' ro,,c,,. ,,hnd
. .'',,.'o ,Ia,ty s,,aIo anJ u,atn, So
"" " 1i6 acres had. heavily nm.
hand. +, rn,nonrhe rn,ntv
n 1l5n aero. ynnd farming
lond within half milc ni NrGrrvnr
No Am acres GOOD farming land
on tho Nail Mel nnn,n survey in Falls
countv
No 7-7OO acres. A bcautiful farm.
6na nencb orchard. well imnrnycd.
100 acre. in cultivation: seven miles
from Waco. near Richev station, on
Iexqsand St. Louis railroad.
No. give lots on North Fifth
street.
No. lO-Flve acres land on North
sixth street. adjoining Peter McClel-
nud's residence lot,
No. IA desirable residence on
Fourth street, three doors from cor.
ner of Mary. four rooms, with all the
modern convenicnces.
No. l2-lOUO fine Merino ewes ac-
climated.
No. l3-l2OO tue Merino ewes &C
climatcd.
No. l4-lOOO acres land six miles
from waco, well improved, under
fence, 300 acres in high state of cult
yation.
NO; La s'Ilal' mouse an" ,'I on
lh.ru st'G,'' "PPoHl'c W. IA - al
rolI ieHluchGe' ,-,..,.,,..
ia VERY ue7lraoIc pIlC ,,,, rc9'"oiI'
ON frahRIlh street, near ihlrtcenth'
SIX rooms onthouseH' kllcllch, 7'aUie,
comparatively new mouse IN SpIehulu
repair, lai LOOK 100
lS-Onc hundred and sixteen acres
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A lady Of our acquaintance has been
in quite feeble health tor many years
with some complaint peculiar to the sex
became emaciated-lost her appetite
was melancholy -sleeples,-cross and
fretful. Many years suffering indicated
TINT all medicines were failure. SOmt
one suggested the use q Dromgoole''
English Female Btters, ~ It WAS not q
patent nor q secret rem dy was used,
aud seven bottles effected cure
032SdSwlw.
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Want OF Faith,

II Messrs. Carter Moore and j, l.,
Cornish, the druggists, d. not succeed,
it is not for the wan Of faith. They hay c
such faith in DIR, Bosank : Cough aud
Lung Syrup rs a remedy for Cough
Colds, Consumption and lung affections
that they will give bottle Tree to eact
and every one who is IN need OF med
cine Of this kiud.--032Sdwtf.
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Plant Ozier lonIstaple silk cotton. 1t
pays $1,000 will paid any one pro-
ducing a bett cotton; $1,000 offered IN
premiums at different state fairs Send
for circulars giving full particulars,
Address j. ID. Med well. Ma lin, Texas
or j. ID. Ozier, Corinth, Miss.
-. l5w2m BART MOORE,
Agent, Waco, Texas
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Danslger's Vegetable Fever and Ague
Powders arr sure and safe cure tor all
malarial fever dyspepsia and bilious com
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits tor the past thirty Yeas prin-
cipally In the eastern states and IN the
West Indies. see testimonials. which can
be had on application. Price 81 per box
Can be sent by mail. For ale by Castles
Morrison 4 Co, Waco, agcnts, tor cen
trial IoXas.-0l0il6m.
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For Sale (heap.

The largest and best stock vi buggies,
carriages, phmtons and spring wagons in
central Texas. Gall IN and examine my
stock and you will be convinced that what
say is true. The only house in Waco or
central Texas that makes buggies and
carriages speciality. Respectfully,
O32ilm w. K. BRIMINGHAM.
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MIR. j. l.. Barnes has just received a
new and -rine Tot of ttrr cftofrrst- twU stamp
pure, straight old WHISTLES, with gaugers
certificate Of proof and age accom- anying
invoices. They are the choicest goods in
the market and buyers will consult their
interest and their customers satisfaction
by purchasing .3-20tc
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No. DOS, West Pecan street, Austin,
Texas. DIR, A. d. Harm, proprietor
This house, which Was recently des-
troyed by fire, has been rebuilt and
thoroughly retitted in improved style
and IL now re.opeusd to the pubic.
Guest, are assured of polite attentions
aud best accommodations at lowest
rates. -Oll33m.
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The creditors OF j. NJ Mcdonald are
hereby notified that an assignment ui all
his properly and effects. accounts, etc
have been made over to me Tor their bel-
elit and they are hereby required within
four months ia indicate whether OF not
they will accept the same.
/ O3gj}tlaw 80. WOEIi,N, Assignee,
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Every promise backed by guarantee
Acket's Dyspepsia Tablets will give i'm
mediate relief, Price % and 80 cent,
Sold 10y Castl :, Morrison Il Co., Waco
Texas. -Ol l6dwly-l
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Eruptinus. sores, plmples rheumatism
are nut indicators of impure blood,
Acker's Blood Elixir is the RENE iy. Sold
by Castles, Morrison y Co, Waco, Tex
IN. ull6dwly-l
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All aboard for the shoe store Of j I
sullivan X CO.. l-tf.
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/ 'FS'- We refer by permission to Waco
STATE Bank. Waco National Bank
and State Central Bank.
The following is IL partial list of
property We are now Offering;
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ACES aud lace goods and ii 81 ,yr- cleaned
: ,guAl tu new All Kinds If t"W Ius hul re-
pairing lone MME. ANSA litErE.,
--3-s4-lt oyer Julius Marx 'sr,utr, Pbfu.
IONS REYNOLDS, Veterinary surgeon, can
- he fpuui At Chlm "a Reyn' ms Livery
stable ON Austin street -.i--"-im
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$50 600 FOR 81
54th
Satu day, March 81. 1888

These drawings occur on the last day OF
each month Sundays excepted.
Repeated adjudication by Federal ana
state Courts have placed this company
beyond the controversy OF the Law, To
this company belongs the sole honor OF
having inaugurated the only plan bywhich
their drawings are proven honest and lair
beyond question.
n. B,-The Company has now on hand \
tArgc capital aud reserve funG Read care
fully thr iirt Oi prizes for the
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lni-es ir th- head, the Vital nuid passing I'm
observed In the urine, and mAh'- other disease
hat lead U Insanity and death The medical
ssnylcucn connected with the Institution ar
ETaduAtrz Of thH best coilUgos al Europe anu
His country, and have had large experience IN
these troubles, and will agree 10 forfeit 1--WE
HUNDRED DOLLARS u a case Of THIS KIM
.hsVITA L. tESTOHhTINEtubduT their special
tiylrr and TREATMENT viii not cure, or for any
hing impure or Injurious found Ia II. We treat
vi private diseases successfully without m"f-
uTv COESULTATIOS fHEt, Thorough
uAmlnhti0n And advice, Including analysis nl
Irine, 500 Price Of VITAL Nk1IOkAIINt
" % n bottle or four times the quantity, o. ~
sent 10 any address upon receipt OF price, Z.
, o. secure from observation, aud IN private
lAme IL de-irel. by English Medical Institute,
20 7l- Oliys street ~ outs, Missouri Post
iiica box. 2fBT TUTfTf x " TTTTT. =
Md Retail g. gents waco. loEAH --nir4j"ly
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MARCH DRAWING


/. sot prizes l.,fb
whole tickets q Half tickets I'll q tickets
81, 20 tickets tlOJ
Remit money on BAuE DThu Ia Letter, or
send ny Express DDN'I SEND ~ RIG
lsTEgLD LETTER OR FOstOFtlCk y R-
DER Orders uf ~ aud upward, ny tNufess,
can be- sent al our e1penss AddIrsH all or
ders to Il VI. BuARDMAN, tOurlsr-IpuT-
nal Buildlug LOuisNills, ~.
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OlCAl
The Great English Remedy.

Ia n never failing Cure
for nervous debility ,
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness
.gp "TmGtorrhHA. ipEl
n AkHOOD. impptan
Icy. paralysis, and all
the terrible elects Of
self abuse. youthful
fullirH and uEcesscs nt
|rnhturnr years such NJ
loss Df memory. lhasl
|tu,ie, nocturnal smlr
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