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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-18
The DiaZ PARTY.

ST. LOUIS, March 17.-Gen. Porfioro
Diaz and the gentlemen of his party visited
various manufacturing establishments in
the suburbs this morning. This afternoon
he witnessed the st. Patrick's parade and
in the evening will attend the banquet of
the ladies of the party passed the morning
in visiting various stores and shopping.
At noon they met with Col. Howe, vice
president of the Wabash Railroad compa-
ny. They then visited several residences
and viewed some private collections OF
paintings.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. PETERSBURG, March lit is stated
that Gen. Timasheff, ex-member of the IL
terror, mas been arrested in connection
with the defalcation of Makoff, who com
mitted suicide recently. Persielif, for
merly a director in the :postofice, has sur
rendered himself to the police, and has
confessed his implication in frauds.
HAvRE, March 17.-Among the passen-
gers by the steamer Westphalia, which
sailed for New York to-day, are Lieut..
Hunt, of the Jeanette search party, and
the sailors Wanson, Leach, Bartlett and
Lauterboche, of the Jeannettes crew.
DURHAM, March 1.-THE whole country
on the border of the Transyaal is in a
state of anarchy. The natives are arming
against the Beers. Chief Mapoct has Just
defeated the Beers, infiicting severe loss.
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REMARKS.

The city OF st. Paul has no right 10 redeem any
bonds before maturity.
The city of st. Paul has never defaulted in the
payment of principal or interest $31, $50 bonds
due May l, 1888. viii be paid when DUE out of tax
levy.
The city work house will probably be self sup
porting. There will be a very large revenue from
the st. Paul Water Works. The works have been
Paul, far beyond all expectations.
The State OF minnesota has occupied the new
Market House since its erection for capitol
since the burning of the old capitol The building
lis now in the possession of the city, and large
revenue is expected. Total cost Of building
100000.
The Local Improvement Fund.- for which the
$500, 900 bonds were issued, was created for the
purpose of paying contractors in advance of as
sessment collections All contracts are charged to
the fund, and all assessments credited The theory
of the law creating the fund is, that at the time
the bonds mature in the year 1898, there will be
money in the treasury, belonging to the fund to
redeem them without resorting to tax levy or
refunding.
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Probable Heavy Defic t.

NEwBURG, N. Y, March 17.-An investi-
cation shows probable deficit of $250,0OO
in the late Judge Taylor's business. The
amount will be greatly reduced by the sale
of Western bonds, in which he was an ex-
tensive investor. For many years Taylor
had been doing an extensive business i'll
the way of investing money for clients
and his business interests have undoubted-
ly suffered from depreciation in real estate
during the last ten years. Vague charges
of negligence in handling securities are
ahoat, including money in his hands as
trustee. He was man of great promi-
hence in political, social, and religious
circles. Among the estates supposed to
be effected are those of Philip Verplanck,
Charles Reeve and Peter W. B. Fowler
The loss to the Verplanck estate is esti-
mated at 100000.
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Trees. Shrubs and Vines.

DR.. Bryant, the proprietor OF Summit Park
nursery, has within his park over two hundred
thousand fruit, shade and ornamental trees of
all kinds, together with evergreens, shrubs and
flowers, which is offering at very reasonable
rates. All these are strong, hardy, healthy
plants, and comprise every variety that is desra-
bic. The nursery is located on st. Clair street,
inside the city limits, two and One-half miles
from the state capitol building. This is an ad-
mirable chance for those who desire to purchase
trees or shrubs, as all of them are choice and
perfectly reliable, and Will always be found to
be what they are represented,
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NHptiGJ NIJ6binS

During the week just closed the clerk of
the district court issued marriage licenses
as follows:
A. M. Hanson and Catherine Hanson,
Magnus Lundin and Christina Abraham
son, Andreas Kristensen and A. Marie Jen-
sen, Sherman Anderson and Christina J.
Anderson, VIM. G. Whitaker and Elsie F.
Hebblethwaite, R. II. Barnes and Lizzie A
Weber, Michael Driscoll and Maggie Ha-
gan, Chas. Kleven and A. H Wilberg, An
drew Slovin and Emma Anderson, R. j.
Meining and Marie Louisa Mont, George
Griffin and Hattie Smith, Chas. Anderson
and Gustie Jansen, Karl A. Abraham and
Auguste Walk.
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Art Sale,

Tomorrow afternoon commencing at
2:3O o'clock at store No. 20 East Third
street. there will be an important sale of
really beautiful paintings.
The catalogue embraces 1O4 subjects, all
of which are different and any of them are
from the easels of famous artists.
The sale is an absolute one and will of
fer to our citizens an excellent opportuni-
ty to obtain at low price "a thing of
beauty that will be a Joy forever"
For minute particulars we would refer
our readers to Col. Nicolay's advertise
ment
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ABORTIONIsr ARRESTED.
A New NationaI Bank.

CNOINNA11 o., March 1.-The Cincin-
natl National bank organized this after
noon with capital of half million. 1t
has 1913 stockholders. The directors are,
j. F. Larkin, L. Papenheimer, J. o. Doug
lass, j. B. Hart and Karl F. Bennedraff;
president, J. F. IIarkin, vice president,
Karl f. Bennedraf; cashier, Edgar Stark.
1t will begin business on April 16.
1000 birds at auction. For particulars cor
suit Kavanagh's column.
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A very eegant but quiet wedding was
solemnized at the bishops residence on
Sixth street, at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon, being the marriage of Mr.. Richard
Meining, business man of Duluth, and
Miss Mary Louisa Monti, the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Monti and child of the
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TIE Nag Festival.

This great festival, with the magnificent
orchestra of Theodore Thomas and the
mammoth chorus, will take place in st.
Paul, on Monday evening, May %, and
Wednesday afternoon and evening, May
80, the 10Th and 30th being devoted to Min
neapolis. This arrangement is according
to letter received by the executive COM
mlttee from Mr.. Thomas yesterday. The
following solo artists will appear: Mrs.
Humphrey Allen and Mrs. Norton Hardte-
gen, sopranos; Mrs. Belle Cole,
Alto; Frederic Harvey, tenor;
Franz Remmortz, bass, and
Mrs. Julia Rive-King, pianist. The artists
are sure to give the greatest satisfaction.
This week Signor Jannotta will continue
his part rehearsals with the chorus, meet
ing the ladies at Turner hall at 3:45 Tues
day afternoon and the gentlemen Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. 1t will be necessary
for singers to attend each rehearsal as the
roll is called and absence from even one
study meeting will make members liable
to expulsion, as the work must not be in
terrupted, and st. Pual intends to shine ia
this enterprise.
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Death of \ Mexican War Veteran

New YORK, March 17.-Hon. Jeremiah
Sherwood, formerly member of the leg
islature and lieutenant in Stevenson's
regiment, which served in California dur
ing the Mexican war, died on the 14th. He
was buried to-day, and his funeral was at
tended by the veterans of the Mexican war
and members of the Society of California
pioneers, and many citizens.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Posts CORE
spondent at Berlin says Bismarck has
abandoned his intention of submitting a
bill for the revision of the laws, until more
positive reconciliatory results are obtained
from the negotiations with the Roman
cura.
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late Ferdinand Monti, the Mexican war
veteran of honorable distinction.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father Stanley in the presence of a
few friends, the brother of the groom and
his wife attending as groomsnnan and
bridesmaid. After the ceremony the bri-
dial party repaired to the residence of the
brides mother, No. 40 Wabashaw street,
where an elegant collation. was served.
The congratulations were hearty and
numerous, and the gifts also were plentiful
and very handsome. Among the latter
was noticed magnificent grand piano,
the gift of the brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meining leave
tomorrow for Duluth, their future home.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-18

GENTLEMEN Hop Bitters have been OF
great value to me. was laid up with typhoid
fever for over two moRths and could get no re-
lief until tried your Hop Bitters. To those
suffering with dibility or any one in feeble
health, cordially recommend them.
J. C. SToETZEL, 6S3 Fulton street, Chicago, Ill
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CRIME RECORD.
DEFAULTING CASHIER FOUND GUILTY.

| PITTsBURG, Pa, March 1.-THE case of
the commonwealth against Sam Ruth, de
faulting cashier of the Washington Savings
| bank, at Washington, Pa, was given to the
jury at IL O'Clock this morning, and at 3
o'clock this afternoon they returned YER
| dict of guilty. A motion in arrest of
! Judgment was then made. The charges
against Ruth were forgery and larceny, by
employer. On April Il, 1882, the bank
was compelled to suspend on account OF
| his defalcation. After the suspension, it
was found that his accounts were over
100000 IN arrears. He confessed to having
taken the money. He said his ruin was
caused by grain speculation. Upon in
vestigation it was found that for two years
prio- to the discovery, he had been specu-
lating in ssthe banks money, and that dur
ing that time he had received large
amounts from depositors, which he gave
certificates for, pocketed the money and
made no entry. The bank ordered an as
sessment, but A. Mickey, stakeholder, re-
fused to pay his amount, and made infor-
nation against Ruth, charging embezzle-
ment, forgery and with making false re-
turns to the United States internal reve-
nue. department.
MADE 1T UP.
ATLANTA, Ga, March 1.-THE difficulty
between Col. NJ. Z. Thornton and j. H.
Norwood, was amicably adjusted to-day.
They deny that pistols we're drawn.
DISCOVERED AND ARRESTED
PHILADELPHIA, March 17.-Holmes B.
Kelly, of Philadelphia and JAS. Howard, of
New York city, were arrested to-day for
being concerned in issuing 100000 forged
bonds of the Albany q Susquehannah road
ROBBED HIS WIFE.
SALT LAKE. March IA. S. Hill has
decamped with $4,000 belonging to his
wife, and officers are on his trail. He
came to Salt Lake from the East few
years ago and married a widow here.
ABORTIONIsr ARRESTED.
New York, March 17.-Wm. H. May, a
physician in this city, was arrested to-day,
charged with abortion. DR.. Margaret
Miller reported to the police she had been
called to attend Frances Scatter, a single
woman twenty-three years DID, and found
the girl to be suffering from abortion. The
lattec being told that she was seriously i'll,
admitted an operation had been performed
by DR.. May.
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One Thousand Dollars Each,

and delivered to the successful purchaser in the
city of Saint Paul.
No bid Will be entertained at less than par, as
provided by law.
Bids will be entertained for the whole or for
any separate block or part of block. Mark bids
Sealed Proposals"
The committee reserving the right to reject any
and all bids. Address, ROBERT A. SMITH,
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and
Means of the City of Saint Paul, State of Min
nesota, care of the Bank of Minnesota. 1895
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Icey yknouedg
Pau tate la March,
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IMATURED BONDS
NEVER PREsEN'
For PAYMENT.

| $1,000 due in
year 1874, but
never presented
for payment.
| S2,365 due in
years 1S61,'6 10,
a. IS, never
presented for pint
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MADE IT UP.

SALT LAKE, March IA. S. Hill has
decamped with $4,000 belonging to his
wife, and officers are on his trail. He
came to Salt Lake from the East a few
years ago and married widow here.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-14

stomach, etc. A moisture.like perspira
ton, producing very di-nyrgdaN.
itching, particularly at night after
ting warm in bed, is very comm s
tendant. Blind Bleeding Il ltcliue
Piles yield at once to the application ut
DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which act.
directly upon the parts Affected absorb
ing the Tumors, sllayiug the intense
itching. and affecting u permanent care.
wherr the other remedies have failed.
pV not delay until the drain ON the sy-.
tenn produces permanent disability, hut
try it and he cured. Price, 30 cents.
Sent prepaid ON receipt Of price. Ad-
dress, The DIR. Bosauko Medicine Co..
Piqua, Ohio. Sold 10y Carter y Moore
and j. ID. Cornish, druggists Waco.
Texas -u3l1dvtf
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Cause OF Failure.

Want OF confidence accounts for half
Of the business failures Of today. Chr.
ter " Moore or j. L. Cornish, the drug.
gists, are not liable to fail for the want
Of confidence in Dr. Busanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup for he gives away a
bottle free to All who are suffering With
coughs, colds, colds, asthma, comsump
ton aud all affections of the throat aud
lungs.-U322lw
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rIRuSrEE'S SALE.

At the request OF the holder and by an.
thurity Of n deed OF trust recorded m
book j, ages %, y and - ot M,Lcnunp
county records, wifi sell IN the first dal
ol NAV, lSSi brtwc'n the hours at 10 a..
III. and T.. m, in front at the court house
door in Waco, Tor cash, to satisfy - note
mill by n. j. ". Worlhum and y !.
Wurthpm DAT Il January ~, lSSO, bearing
II pei cent interest from dat maturing
,IAnunN !. ISL; the ioIlbWlrg described
properly: lao acres out OF the Lohn VI
Thompson survcy, south al Waco, clin-
ming at the northwest corner Of sad SUI
ycy. thtncc north ~ east, 1913 vara-,
thence south 10 east, go yars o south
line OF said Thorn son survey, thr &C.
win said south line south a. wet, l,.Gj
vains to southwest corner OF said lhump-
,on survey, thence north 10 west, go Narts
10 beginning.
WM. l.. PRArWR
I.ll.2Ols trustee.
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Plumbing and Gins Fitting

Those who have plumbing, steam Oh
gas fit ing to do should call ON MIR G. s
ltobinson, No. hrather block, Austin
street. Mr. Robins II, recently VI Mont.
gomery, Ala, is ii st-class III his line
and the most Il ilicult work can be en-.
trusted to Inn with safety Hi. charges
are moderate, and any work sent him
will receive instant attention. O4.l4.lw
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After severe test of twelve years, hv
many leading physicians and thousands
OF temales,it has been thoroughly demon-
siruted that English Female Buffers has
cured and eli we'd more sirkly females
than all other. remedies combined. All
monthly defects, eXcesscs or wet knees.
affecting single or married ladirs, are
promptly relieved by its usr.--i.l2-lw
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SCOFIELD & TEVIS
SlNu LEE,
iBEST LAUNDRY IN The CITY,
franklin st., Next 10 Market.
GENTLEMEN-n LIsT.

white -hlrt-, lhr; shirt- with collars
BE, ur two TOT III; collar, o. ttndiup
COLLAR B.; crivats, De-; cuii., per pair, lOc
under hirts, lOr; night shirt, lUc; hand
kcrchieis. De-; drawers, Toe; -"ck., H.
busters, - a. 10; pantalOuns, ~ to JOc
coats, iinan, - 10 JDc; vets, Whit, 2ic
night gowns, To-. Oililm
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No man in his senses should buy
worthless horse and cattle POWDER impy
because they are put up in large pack,
SheriGdn's Cavalry Condition powders are
PM up in small packs, but are absolutely
pure and Me immensely valuable.
llJ IEu-lu
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Garnet Mark, &C.

We now have our office at room a.
Sturgis block, South Fourth street;
where we are prepared to do all kinds OF
upholstery work, such as sewing ana lay
aug carpets, making shades, designing
lambrequins, drnpery, tape, portlereS ana
all kind of window drspery, IN tact, To
do any kind Of interior house decorative
work. Having had long experience III
the business we can safely guarantee
satisfaction. Give us call
--U32llm. ECKFORD MEYER
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For d, spepsia and liver compliant
you have IL printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Nitalizer. 1t never
fails 10 cure Sold by Castles, Morrison
X Co., Druggists Waco, Texas. -O2OSjml
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LOCAL. IsKa:SIIIEs
cams st Interest From Our Re-
,.rler.' Note Books.

items 81 ST.
,...,, .howery Yesterday.
am
Wind anu aust III "u"'''"'''o
D.ruauiher the aldeinuuic election to.
y.,,. sarly citizrns Of the fourth
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see
There was a meeting Oh tue IRE d'-
pai'" ''''
a negro was D,l III l"h Ses'e'u"N "'
stealing wagon wheel
cation was buoyant yestcr lay and
prlre. advanced apprrcla'll.
,l. fountains are literally patron
,i,r,n,, those warm DAYS.
y,,i,.u,. l.I,.,,li jo,, miami,
IT, w Veal" me,ther nrrmittiuS' P'N"''
te-'"'''
-ThrI a-senters gong ana coming on
the various ''''''''' NV
Many citizens are having good pave
mOnts made IN front "l thelr property
To-day is the eighteenth anniversary
Of the assassination ol Abraham Lincoln.
-rhc woodwork ui the root and inter
;,r Of the NJ. f. Church is being rapidly
completed.
,.. .,r.. ,i,,o y,o, i,,,,o,o.i Do, ,,.
81. nrIpr Yesterday but several cases were
continued to tns morning.
.,......,,,,, h,u,d ras.o,gor train an
~ I,i p,nitic 500. an h,,,,r an,
,orry nina T. late yesterday.
.,..... ,,,n,l,.r ot roonle Tram ,h,
= 'A' " ,,',',aa. ,n., a''',,,' ',
cot''l r.,,'-,, ',,t,,s,,ny ,.v,nin,r
,r...,,,, onoro,,o, Conn hoo,
lL.c'' ",e NV, o@ ,,,, m,nrlot h,n.o
InnrNrts o"'sro ,l ~, N' s,,, iousV'
IN Guy
,..,.,.o, tia aa,onrs ,o.o o,,
very "" w Wy 'rto,, ,,,'.' ""'
before NON ~ ,'a ',,.',,',.,,,.
come ny ''O '' ''' " Wv p'0'''"'
7.,..-..,..,. Min, ,roo, ,o.. ,i,,,,,i,
W" u" 49, H., ,,..,i''h, H., ~. -
no. '"e" - 80 and ms NO., ~. Ia. a.,
tlhH on ~ 9u"'' '''' ''' '''' ''''
;.u.,., i, o,,,.,,,, a.
bu',l''s I, az ,,,,'.. ~, 't h,',i, a.,
cht l. "',' li,',, ,,,,l,, u,',i,i,'ii,
'''' -
'''
COMPANY Is, oil the Broom Brlgade,
will mveA plciiic U-u y a"u nave eAtchi-
ed Al INV 'lh'I'h ~ COMPANY 'o l"'uc'-
P"''
Moonlight hlSh'S nave come again
and driving ans pr 'mrhadlhs are per
consequence VtlN popular pa9''lhes WIN
- MI Geo. W. ClNelahis handsome
new re ldthcH l. very h'"ilI V"''lp'r'e"
anu l. quiz AN ornament 10 me sc'''"" VI
Guy III VIM" "
Manager lIChclt on tne ''llhs'
has had Joshua Buii : PluI' very
elegantly framed, anh II VIII heh''ioi'u
adut II tue Walls oil MS I"olh'
The hearing OF the Cora McMahon
examination has hern deferred Tor Iir
pa,t $50 days ON account "l the "a sehce
nj County Attorney NIhl'hr'
Vha.o,,r,is ,umo.t deserted these
warm ,ult,y day ana l. given over to the
NANCY cur AMI Ihr 'l"ll 3 OF dust. IL II
practically 4 nuisance any nov.
,,..,..,s. .,rou.,t .,IL nt .,I,,."N .ctim."
nronr,tir r,u,r,uy paving Cnr,iciua "A
visit and treating tne cltlen Of that pace
10 an exhibition o, Iholl 'alchl.
lie voting place OF the fourth ward
IL theinsiur house, un Franklin stree;
it i, con, cnienl ana there can be no ga
cuse ioI not Po'iiNS i"'' VOTE
The clouds thicken,Land catered by
turns ,s.lrlJlN and m lines the indira-
lion, oi a n,a,v nam we're very decided.
Wr rnu n SLIM, shaver about noon
MAJ.
'i'tt h''h'hiH' Sh"' '" ""'" .,,.
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Morse's Ague Magnets are guaranteed
to cue fever and ague. Then why -utl,i
longer? They are only fifty cent, pei
box, money refunded /. no curei elected
Sold wholesale and retail by Castles, Nor.
risuu Il Co, Waco, Texas.
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Money loaned in sums to suit on dia-
mouds, watches, jew.lry guns, reNoii,,
vers, pistols, clothing, furniture and all
articles of value, also on real estate ana
stocks Of merchandise, IN ums to SUIT
Also a large line Of unredeemed pledges
for sale. Business strictly confidential
all private communications eau be al
dressed to Z. O. box i3G.
FKIBut re- ~ /, MSAU, Props
South side square, blue front, sign oil
three gilt balls. u2O6tt
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Straw hats, straw hats, latest styles for
men, boys AM children, Just + rcIvrd,
from 10 cents upward, at Sanger Bros.
i.S.tc
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Dealer. and suuoisrrs

DoN \ SEEp 10 WAIT, ~ h We now on
hand 26O,nUO lin, i'm urtrd aud Il nestle
cigars which | AN ',llnp at reduced
prices. N q need to wall,
,l-l.I-,l-tc a. llEHI.
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FOR RENT.

A desirable office in the Masonic
buiIding, over Levine Bros dry good
house.
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Dr. X W Park has removed lns office
from Shaw drug store o. biz old quar-
ters in tue Masonic Temple, up rtalfa.--
"a slim
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PHYSICIANS.

I,EO. u. sTREkTER, Nj. H.,
sURGEOSASD HOMEOPATHIC rRAO-
TITIOSER or MEDIIISt,
Ohice-SecOnd moor Green 4 stursls huildlngi
second door TO the left, Austin street, between
FINN and Sixth streets, Waco, lrrH-. ohcc
hours from 10 "a. IN and TO Sp. m, and z
TO x u. IN.
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improved Iron law goutur
0. 0.
The best neral tonic IA ne. Sol,
BY Tucker \ Willis, Waco, ToNas, -
B. Ate
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piles

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight IN the back, lui' and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affection
Of the kidueys or ueighboring organs.
At times, symptoms Of Indigestion are
present, as tiatulency, unessiness OF tho
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AEANIIp 10 rent nice rrsilruc" with
w from four to siN ruuu~, At "A reasonable
distance from the square. Al ply At this ont,"
- 1875.
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Mother -'.D1eof t.sEs dangerous sEtwasT-
I, her znetioui"
Doctor, ." Yss. madam, shs Ia danFcfous'Y NO..
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STOUT th. c.fabTum sn1 uHduila Hh'. gate iHH
yor.l circulation r.llatea, s4sp"nlsi Nai4Is
seems hsststlhg sni -
Mother HtOp. for bs,Tsu', 'aao stop aai 20
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Ipoefos--''l will 50 Al ran"
Mother. amer two Woes hsTn srT|f"i-
Twu vs,ss aHd no teusL I will pfgs4fv tlst rl.. IA
yuu irsfsd Al tftt"
Daughter, Iu low taua--''i am Fiaf sriffI4H
u lLs ollJ tLlls Wat will restore u4s b. tsaIl4.
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FOX ItIIN1

Wy A\IED 10 buy good wagon ami team,
w Apuly too. II Hackett orc J.. johu-
son. ~ VIM Ian-rnn's lumber yari -l-l w
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"A relic OF the past is to be seen at the
waterworks Office 1t is part OF the skull
and horn of bull 10, 1t WAS unearthed
nj the new station, at a depth OF over
feet below the sIltaye and some ~ let
from tie present bed OF the river II IS
probable this lordly brute fell some cen
lury or more ago, when the level at which
his bones were found formed the surface
aud Vas the immediate bank OF the river
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IRON TONICS.
INNIG0RATOR,

Especis.ly tho.e who are at AN disposed
TO I consumption orrulmonary troubles.