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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-09
Death ofa Noted j esu IL.

Rev. Father John DE Blieck, one Of the
Oldest and most distinguished me mbers
of the Order Of Jesus in the county, and
for many years leading educator in Jesuit
schools, including those at st. Louis, Gin
cinnati, Bardstown, KY. and Chicago, died
in Chicago, Monday, Of cancer Of the throat.
aged sixty-two years.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-09
Lincoin's Confidence In Crook.

Secretary of War Lincoln speaking about
Crooks campaign, he said "I have every
confidence in General Crook, and have no
fear that he will get in situation from
which he will be unable to extricate him
self. With reference to the reports that
Gen. Crook haslviolated any treaty stipula-
whatever in the reports. When Gen. Crook
telegraphed me last April thst he was about
to cross the border, replied that he must
exercise extreme caution and preserve in
tact the provisions of our treaty with Mex
ico."
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-09
History repeats itself. Young

History repeats itself. A young man
at Abbeville, Ala. last .year worked for
man with the understanding that ut
the end Of the year lac was to have as
as compensation for his services the
mans daughter for wife and double
barreled shot gun. At the end of the
year the gun was deGWered to him, and
he married the girl.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-09

Thomas Caffrey, the fourth OF the Phoenix
park murderers, was hanged as kilmainham
Jail Dublin, Ireland, at 8 O'Clock Saturday
morning During his farewell interview
with his mother Friday Catfrey broke dowE
completely. The crowd outside the prison
numbered only about fifty pei sons. Among
these were the mother and brother cf the
prisoner and woman who has been pres
ent at all the executions of men convicted
Of the murder of Cavendish and Burke, and
prayed fer the condemned man. Cafirey
wrote a letter to his mother Friday evening,
in which he said:
hope you will never have cause TO blush
for my name. As am paying the penalty
of my crime in this world, hope ] won't
have to suffer for il in the next.
Cafferey was composed on the scatiold.
His death was instantaneous. The man
with whom the British government has
Oponed the second month of the hanging
season in Dublin was tried in the early part
of May together with Patrick Delaney.
They were both convicted and sentenced TO
be executed yesterday, but Delaney's sen
ence was committed to imprisonment Both
Gladstone and Lord Lieut. Spencer were
strongly impOrtuned to spare Cafirey, but
refused. The man hanged yesterday was
the fourth to suffer death for Killing Caven-
dish and Burke; Brady, Curley and Fagin
having been executed last month. Timothy
Kelly will be the fifth to hang, the 9th inst
having been fixed as his day ofdOom, unless
the authorities see tit To interfere. There is
a strong belief in Kelley's innocence.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-09

AT meeting Of presiding elders of the
northwest at Minneapolis on Wednesday
last the following resolution was intro
duced:
Resolved, That il is the judgment of
this convention that the time has come
when the limit of the pastoral term should
be removed SO that the annual appoint
ments may be made If, in the judgment OF
the appointing power, the interest of the
church demands the continuance of its pas
tor.
A. J. Mead here jumped excitedly to his
feet and said, brothers, we are here to
work, not to tamper with the economy of
the church. l move the motion to be
withdrawn"
The chsirman--I can't see very well how
that can be done. This resolution is before
yo,b gentlemen. and you will have to dis
cuss it. So 20 ahead.
After long and earnest discussion the
resolution was Withdrawn and another
meaning exactly the same thing was substi-
tuted. At length the question was called
for. The ayes and hoes were demanded,
and the resolution was carried by vote OF
25 to II.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-09

THE LOCATION OF THE CITY.
The city OF Bismarck is in latitude 40 deg.
As min. north, longitude 100 deg. 3S MIN.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-09

The Chicago syndicate, who have bought up
thoussnds OF acres there, would 10 credited With
the purchase Of everv ono OF us-body.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-09

at with favor, as the expected LOCATION ~ Ord
way would injure Aberdeen, and in the future
Aberdeen will have better chance for the
capital Of the southern part
HURON, DaA., Special Toioss Am, Svns S.--As
far as can be ascertained this evoning, the pe0-
pie seem we'll satisfied with the decision Of the
capital commission.
jamestown, Oak, Special Telegram, June 2.
satisfied with the decision Of the capital COM
mission.
PIERRE, Special Telegram, June 3-The de-
cison OF the capital commission, by which the
capital is located at Bismarck, is received by
all here with surprise, as it has been under
stood that North Dakots, In view OF the prob
able division OF the Territory, did not ask the
capital now. However, tho second choice or
Pierre was Bismarck, since all believe that the
capital should be located on the Missouri river,
| aud the decision just made gives strong indca-
| tions that the capital for Southern Dakota will
CANTON. Special Telegram. June 3-Our
people will accept the action OF tho commits
| sion without vigorous protest, although .
| south Dakota location would have been pre-
| ferred. Many are disposed to blame the south
| ern members for not uniting upon southern
location.
GRAND FORKS, Special Telegram, June s.
Only strong advocates Of division arc dissatis-
fed with the location OF the capital At Bis
marck. A largo number are pleased that North
Dakota carried on the prize.
Sioux FALLS, Special Telegram, June B.
The metropolis OF Southern Dakota sends
greeting to tho metropolis Of Northern Dakota.
Bismarck, for the capital selection pleases the
people of Sioux Falls, and there is general
satisfaction, not only with business men. but
with politicians a. we'll II 10 generally be-
leved that the location will effectually bury the
scheme TO divide on the Missouri river. and
since there is no hope Of division or state
hood during the present administration, Sioux
Falls people are confident that the capital OF
| the great South Stste viii just naturally set
tie itself here, without any efforts Of her citssns
or the'help Of syndicate commission
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-20

BY ve;y careless mistake ota former
city surv. yur, st. Luk,'s Episcopal chap.
n, n frame structure worth over Sl.OjU,
was built upon the WI NJ lots. two blocks
iur her west. In order TO rcctiiy the mis-
take the church has been compelled to
pay 500 per lot more, each, though their
own iOts we're nearer to town, and Goose.
quently more valuable. Ii surveyors were
made responsible for their negligent mis-
takes they would probably occur less tire
qucnlly. Litigation is increasing almost
constantly from such causes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-20

PRESIDENT AHs'EEHg
s"rio"s Bit of Social Gossip
About Efis Probable Mar
riaSe.

ny Telegraph to the Post-Dlspatch.
i NEW YORK january Is. The follow
'ihg appears IN truth this morning: The
ss'VlJ come, pretty well authenticated
PROM Washington that the stars and
flpts ana the Union Jack are likely soon
W ehlMlne sensatlonally IN u matrimonial
3Nay' PRESIDENT Arthur Is evidently
3slh'lIen with Miss SackvilIe-W Vest, tue
raushIer OF the British minister, VINO Is
aner plesumptlve to his brother, Lord
~ S,'cA'llle, who has been six Yeas in the
toli'lsN pcerage. The British minister Is
upIOuiatlst OF thirty years stanulng, ana
II uaElItd, When secretary OF the BRUSH
f,1bauoh nj Madrid, twenty years ago, a
tiuVst charmlng lady OF excellent iHnlly,
III 'tuuceu iultunr, WHO is now dead,
N huy hau been Urei time Oh the
SSe' In lhu even oil the marriage Pres
/ a 'rr,. AI'huI can, at ihc ,nd OF his ten
10y 'n'" elect what IL w. erstUUd 10 be
LoNG CHERISHED VISA
w. hls par TO Travel extensively abroad,
4 -tu'eu, u lie chose TO permanently reside
,,u'oa1 IN England or Paris Dc WOULD
throughout his lie receive very much
-p'e .'lealIon and i've much mUru com
ii,.'1no'e, anu, Indeed, more Ui Il pubic
'ne man, 10 judge from the retired lly,s
iii PREVIOUS Presidents, he could enjoy IN
S Gouhtry. Miss Vests gIuuuiAtlrI
,I a' Lord DE La War;, II desc, nuant vi
'ne Infu ui that name Who Was "A great
C"'i"' Ia Edward ms time, ana de-
sSsLuahl alsu OF me ucef atter =, nom Del.
rb.,e vac hamed. The present peer Of
'uA' name Is her unc.e, ana ntr Diner un,
war 7N"e''' ~ NV ~ ''''' a.
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lsoston'- bid for the Cotton En-
nOsiftOu.

Especial To the Times ID rmocrat)
WAsnINGrON, January lj.-Frank G..
Moreheud, president OF the Cotton Plan
ters'. association, received,a letter to-day
trom +. w. GriilI, secretary of the Bu:-
ton Institute, Offering the Cotton Planters
association the use OF their building, CAPT.
tai and trained employees, il they win
hold tneir contemplated cotton exposition
in lSSi In Boston. Mir. Morehead will
place the proposition before the executive
GOmmittee Ol hi. nssOciatinn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-20

,OUsE feathers wanted. Highest market
u price want tor ". Martin y BrJ. --l-U.i
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
MAKIkE Ts HN TEaEG
COTTON.

LIvFRPooL, January 49, Cotton i,
easy, Upands, 8 9.l6d; Orleans. , ll.l6d.
Sales, 10000 bales; receipts, $1,000 bales;
American, 10000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, January l9.-Cotton,
easy; middIing, 9'gc; receipts, 1900
bales.
New YORK, January 10. - Cotton
is dull Sales, 1888 bales; Uplands,
10 Bloc; Orleans, lO7.l6c. Futures are
STEADY. January d livery, 009c; Febru-
AIRY, 1000; March, lO.IGc; April l0.2sc,
May, lO47c; June, 10 DC.
GALvEsT y, January l9.--Spot cotton
clio ed easy; ordinary, 75sc; go d
ordiua y, 3 sc; low M ding, SC; md
ding 95lc; good midi ing, 10 lgc mid
ding fair, lOiac. Sales 3,6I bales.
NEW ORLEANS, January l9.-Cotton
easy and unchanged. Nliddhng, 93Bc;
low middli Z, 93-l6c; good ordi AIRY,
5 l3.l6r. Rec ipts, net 3,6i7 bales;
gross 1881 bales. Exports to Great
Britain, 1850 bales; France, --- b4les;
continent, --- bales: coastwi.e. 1850
bales. Sales, 600 bales Stoc,. 3Ol 200
bales. Weekly net receipts, j3,292; gross,
81, J25; exports to Great Britain, 1850;
France, 1890 continent, G,5Gl; coast
wise 1910, sales, 3l9I0
New NoRK, January l9.-Cotton is
quiet At lUia@l0}sc, Futures are
steady. January delivery, 99Sc;
February, 1000; March, lOl3c; Arril,
10 26c; May, 1885; luue, lU.j3c; July,
lU66t; Aug st, lu.Tic. September lO.4Sc;
October, lOl2c.
ST. LoUis, January l3-Cotton If
dull; middhug 9lsc. Sales, 800 bales.
Rarai,ls -DO Iyiag. lIti,,uauts ! am
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MEDICAL.
The Great snplish Remedy 1.

Is q never tailing cure
for nervous debility ,
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness,
sperinatorrhmA, LOST
MANHOOD. lmpOten b
Icy. parHly sis, and all
the terrible effects Of
self abuse. youthful
follies and eNcesses Of
maturer years such As
loss Of memory, lnssl.
Itpde, nocturnal einis-
sion. aversion nf socie
~ Iiunnpss pf Xiaipu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-20

The McClellaud house offers TO the
travelling public all the comforts aud
aouveuieuces, aud IL strictly first class
in every respect, with un excellent table,
elegant aud pleasant rooms and best OF
attention. Mr. Scarbr rough, tho mnn-
ager, Us one Of tuo best hotel men in the
Ia and the hotel itself Ii cXcelled by
,-.nD- lLIl0Ln
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CmrroItOu House,

No. POS, West Pecan street, Austin,
Texas. DIR. \. d. Horn, proprietor,
This house, which was recently des-
troyed by fire, has been rebuilt and
thoroughly reiitted in improved style
and Is now re-openad to the pub ic'
Guest, are assured Of uollte attent ons
A. d best accommodations at lowest
rates.-0ll 33m.
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The editor of an agricultural paper
says there Is absolutely no cure Tor hog
cholera, but that Sheridan's Condition
Powders given occasionally will certain
ly prevent 1t, Be sure to get Sberi'
dams. The other kinds in large pack,
are trash -Oi l6lw,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-20

)relDiNtE uu Au,.u suout, & rooms
IA good ulstern ana uul. huus'
,I tt n -UUlNlI
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COMMUNICATION. 20 ConAre,..


~, F7VI4' 70 tNe IImt5- DemocTatl
lead @'S7HiSGToN, Jan. l5.-Nenrly all the
irna, senator, and sentltiyes get
d.i.,. ne To a dozen anon, muus letters
An, ~ h"oe'on proba ly 9, Is more han
~ , J,n'' memaer OF Com ress Holman
he away received more or lea. beeau.e
nays opposing somebody =
s'lemes, Lately Senator Beck and Mr.,
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N.iN ASHMNraI.

Two Mares stolen tom the city OF Waco
January Il, one sorrel about ii hands
nigh, branded L. j. l.. connected. The
other by about ljl hands high, live
Years old; no brandt Bu,h shod before.
The above reward will be paid for the
capture of the thief or ten dollars Tor in.
formation that will lead to the recovery of
the horses. ". W. SLAUTER.
ui lf.dwlw
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gBpuNt, ind oct hauu,r, block. CORNER Nus
IL un ANA toustu sUv.ts. II 10. nubuy.
g.. .4tu.uyr ull,v. U.tll
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"r' tpl yet OF age, but Is very beautiful,
No.. ~ az heI claims OF person adds the
u,S"l' anu presence Of a much Older wu.
I i4an' OduJ enough the President ut the
onl!eu States is d Buush su.Ielt uuuer
s'' 'uIsh law, Which tNt,nus tnu rigut OF
y'CShlp 10 the son, or hr giandsOn ut
b,', 'u5n bern subject, HiIuuugh he is
ito" "Oruad, and President AruAur's Ia.
pr e' we british subItct, and II lie rN.
vp'ueh' ever. r,siu,s Ia nglHLd, he
ur,c,u', oy tho courtesy Of The count, take
iTs Vuehce along with eX.suyc, elgus.
liz marriage Ihu, indicated wou q Ter
U,r''S SION that President ArtUur dis.
sIa,.. uaIlDreedlsln, aud renamed d con.
hymen." ''''' III 'i'e Government oi
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For tn ~ who have deep's ated or
cousumptlye cough of long standing
can't do better than get bottle oil
Electric Consumption Cure" mauufac-
turcd by Tucker y llls'.-OlO5tt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-20

Received of Sanger Bros. the gold
watch az result Of their New Years prize
gift distribution. held ticket NO. 232i'
NM, LARKIN,
Oll4tc LorenH, McLenuan 90.
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Ea ache, tooth ache, head ache, men.
ra,gia, and deafness can be instantly re-
LEV q aud finally cured by Jobnson's
Alodyne Imminent. Get 4 bottle and
read directons,--Qllelw,
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What viii stop nay coughing at night
Guarantee Acker's English komedy VIII.
Price lOc, Soc, aud a. Sold boy Castles,
Morrison y Co., drugglsts, Waco Texas
NM. La.m.LA
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8. John Himself AgHin

Not John ireland, but John Carson.
He is and has just opened up fine new
saluou-"Ihe Two Brothers On Austin
81 Get, one door al owe the ray lor House,
where the finest Of VINES, liquors and
cigars vi be dealt ut to hir old patrons
and new customers John is the prince
d. cnterers to the rubic uste, and no
lover It good bibuouB compuuuds
should forget the new place l2Zif
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nI..IscIen EGerkow,

Dress making, cutting and fitting IN
French tallurs' model PATRONAGE 90
lirlted and satisfaction guaranteed,
Residence south Fifth street, ueHr W aco
creek. VIII work at residence Of atron
Wien deBired.- l22ltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-20

An old nurse says Acker's English
remedy is est for coughs, cIouI', dlph-
liberia, or bronchitis. Sold by Castles,
Morris Ii ~ Co., druggists, Waco, Texas
-ull9d&WIy.
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Remember, your best opportunity
: buy Cl ak or DolmaD cheap Is Of
. I'd by Levine Bros, as they hayr
lid greut re uctlons III that line, Lee
Mlmn Brns.--IGlitc
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GULF, COLORADO & SANTAFE RY
AtGALyEsTON with Mallory Line

AtGALVESTON with Mallory Line
of steamers Tor Key West and New \ ORR;
Morgan Line Tor New Orleans, India
noa, Corpus Christi, brownsville and
Vera Cruz,
At ANGOLA with |. Il G.. n. R.R. Tor
Columbia and towns in BnILUria county.
ROSENBEitG with G. ii. u ;. a.
railway, (Sunsct ROute) Tor Columbus
Weimar, HaIwOod, Luling, san Anto-
MO. Laredo, Uyalde and Western
Texas and Mexico; also for Houston and
Star and Crescent Route Tor Beaumont
Orangr, Lake Charles,the Ieche Country
New Orleans ami all points IN the south,
east, North and East; with New York
Texas " Mexican railway Tor NhArtOn,
Victoria aud stations Oh that line.
At BhGENIAM with II. u 4. q: rail-
wny Tor Hampstead, LedbetteI, Cid
! dings McDlde aud Austin.
AtNILANO with |. a &. n. r. K. tor
! uenrnr. Palestine, Rockdalr, Round
| Rock Georgetown, Austin, san Marcos,
New Braunf,ls. San Antonio and Laredo
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific
railway Tor Waco
Al McGREGOR with Texas and st
Louis railway Tor Waco, Corsicina,
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasant, Gilmer
| TeXHTkana.
Al M0IttiAN with Texas Central rail-
way Tor Waco Ross. Hlco. Iredell, Cis-
co and all points on that line.
Al CLEBURNE Junction OF Dallas
Division OF e., e. X 5. +. KY.
At FORT WORTH with Missouri
= Pacific ana Texas Pacific railways tor
all points on those lines; Tor Ii Paso
Santa Fe. san Francisco and the Pacific
Coast. and for Kansas City. ST. Louis
Chicago, New York and all points North
East and West. 90
!, ~ DALLAS with IL; L Z. ky' 4
u x p. R'v, and Dallas Extension Of th'
Missouri Pacific Railway.
ss-5ea that your tickets read over this line.
r5-fOr nlil Information address
u UsCARG MURRAY,
Gen Pass Ag't
Galveston, Texas,
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LOST.

DErwEEN Eighth aud Tenth streets gold
Dhracclct. Finder return "a this office and
Ice rewarded Ish
SMALL leather back memorandum book, he
- longs to Or. J \. MctcAlir. tHs his uAn'e
100 1t ur pu the outs de- twin pay s. Tor { re-
turn to nv at Robinson, or 10 the Examiner
unifr DIR \ \ MtrtAlt.
ullilw
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MONEY! E'O

ID ARIES uesiring money FOR one ~ ihrse
| wears. who can unrr good security. can all
uuli~ lu second story new SurI- BLOCK opposite
r,cihc Hotel hc money i- ready Whenever
the security Is accepted.
I...plWTf ~uANpEN BUus.
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Wei make room and all those In
quest OF ciutung ana underwear can buy
/ hem cheap enough To justify them 10
keep them for next winter. Savc money
Anu 20 to Levine BrOs'.
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When you want good medicine 90 to
Tucker 4 Willis. Among their simple
Remedies" you will surely lind Just what
YOU nee at Il comparatively small cos
too. See uur new column ad.-Ull'tc
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NEW YouK, January l9.-Comparative
statement Of cotton for week ending to-
day-Net receipt at all United States
PORTS during the week, 10000 bales; for
same week last year, $4,000 bales
TotaI receipts to this date, 6,Ol1,OOO; to-
al receipts to same date last year.
3,552,0OO bales. Exports for the week,
10000 bales; for the same week last
year, $4,000 bales, Total exports to this
date, 2,55i,00O bales; for the same date
last year, l,SJS,0oO bales. Stock at all
United States ports, 92S,OOO bales;
for the same time last year, 10000
/ b les; stock nt all interior towns, 49,
600 bales, for same time last year, 3d.
600 bales; American hioat for Great
Britain, $4,000 bal Is; same time last
| year, 20i 600 bales.
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" ANbED.

O. JOD butcher, At the East Waco meat
Amarkct. MM uAHEk.
ui2Ult
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Note these prices Of goods / received
yestordHy. gu rautec every rt.cie to
be TT ple-plate silver the best made
Reid the prces
! Sett Teaspoons .-.............. Sl.2j
| Sett Tablespoons. ....... 100
Sett Table Fur.s ........... .... Zoo
| Sett Table Knives ... ........... 2jp
These are bedrock prices, as every
body kn Wa ! have made correspond.
ing reductions on eve ything else, Call
and bc convinced.
W. p. RIyILRE.
G rner Fourth and Austin SITS
Dec. i9.dlw
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DARBYS
PROPHYL. TIC
FLUID.
Eradicatea
MALARIA.

all Contagious Di,ea-
the Sick should use il ire
never neen known 90 spr.
used Yellow Fever has
black vomit had tax
cases OF Diphthcrla yield
Tcveredand SickPer,
sons refreshed and
bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
DarhyS Fluid
Impure Air ma ie
harmless and purified
For Sore Throat tia
sure cure
Contagion destroyed
For Frosted Feet,
Chilblains, Pile :,
Chafings, etc.
Rheumatism cured
Soft White Complex
Ions secured by It's use
ship Fever prevented
To purify the Iirenth,
Cleanse tn" Teeth,
u can't be surpassed
Cnthrrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipola- cured
Burnside ednstari'y-
scars prevented
Dyseutery cured.
Wounds Aes.e rap ..F
SCuTyy cgrsd
An Antidute l9rArIm.
or Vegetable F"s .H'
Sungs. ctg
I used the Fluli tarus
ulrrIeaent sH.l-l 90 f.'.
! scarlet Fever S.tG
C.. led advantage IL d
tpIisFer'1l's o. Che s..s
room - Wa / SAIL
FlFD, Eyre, Al
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noises In the heal. the Vital nuid passing un-
observed In the urine, and mans other diseases
that lead TO insanity and death The medical
gvuglemcu connected with the institution are
these troubles, and win agree to forfeit FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 u case of this Kind
advice and treatmenU will not cure or for any
thing impure or injurious found In II. We treat
all private diseases successfully without mer-
curv. CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough
examination and advice, including analysis Of
urine, 800. Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE
~ so bottle, OF four times the quantity, sh 90
sent to any address upon receipt Of price, G.
~, secure from observation and In private
name II te-irei, by English Medical Institute.
No Ills Olive street, st Louis, Missouri Post
once box. 2idN. Tucker 4 Willis. Wholesale
and Retail Agents Waco, TeSss --Oio9dwly