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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

THE Librarian of the Alcssandrna
Library at RoIne, Professor DE Macs,
claims to have evidence that great
Egyptian obelisk IL buried in the vicinity
Of the Piazzi di San Luigi di francesl,
near the side entrance to the Senate.
THE element cacsium has been secured
in M isolated condition by n German
chemist, Herr Setterbcrg. 1t is found
to b. silver-whitc metal, resembling
sodium and potassium IN general be-
havior. Caesium had hitherto resisted
oil efforts to separate it from its com
bination with oxygen.
ACCoRDING to l.. l.. Sclatcr, F. II. S.,
the term lipotypc, which is comparatively
new to science, is employed to Indicate
animals which We should naturally cN-
pect to meet but do not find i'll certain
parts Of the earth. For instance,
Australian lipotypes are monkeys, vul-
lures and woodpeckers.
W. II. PREECE, +. Il. s., states that
the explosion of II cannon can he heard
to distance Of twenty to twenty-five
miles; and instances are known where
the boardment of town has been heard
at distance of 100 miles. 1t il very
well known, he thinks, that the roar of
the guns at Waterloo was heard on the
English coast, more than 100 miles from
the battlefield.
The sand of the Sahara Desert is
sometimes heated to temperature of
200 degrees Fahrenheit by the vertical
rays of the sun. This gives rise to
scorchlng wind-the dreaded simeon
which is rendered still more terrible by
the burning particles Of sand it carries
along. In 1913, Bmkhmt recorded l22
degrees in the shade during the preya-
lence Of this pestiIential blast.
THE story is told of the famous Ger.
man scientist, Alexander Won Humboldt,
that, being engaged in experiments with
Gay Lussac III Paris and needing num-
Der of glass tubes on which heavy duty
was imposed, he instructed the manu-.
fnctnrers to seal the ends of the tubes
and label them German air. The mir
ot Germany was not ON the list Of duty.
paying articles, and the tubes duly
passed the custom officers without any
demand.
IHE ground in the Jura mountains is
IN state OF movement, as is shown by
some curious observations pointed ont
by M. Girardot. Villages that were in.
visible to each other at the beginning of
the century, or even thirty or forty years
ago, are now visible. First the roofs ap.
peared, and then the upper part of tie
walls. Such is the case with the villages
of Ducier and Marigny, near Lake Chal.
ain. Important changes have been noted
even within ten years
THE ventilation of the great Alpine
tunnels under Mont Gents and the st.
Gothard so MS TO free them quickly from
the smoke of trains has been work of
much difficulty. 1t has been proposed
to create current of air by the keeping
of large fires at one end, but the expense
has been found excessive. A French en-.
gineer, NJ. Pressed, suggests that the
same object may be attained by cooling
the air at some point in the tunnel by
water, which would give tho difference
in density of the atmosphere necessary
to cause draft. Cool mountain streams
are numerous in the Alps, and could be
readily applied to the purpose.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

i know orc poultry raiser who 'ceds
hens little cooked meat every dny'
and | think il PAYS Where one has
p'enty OF milk Tor the hens, no meat
will be needed. kdHsR iWWlr
The general eject OF lime is to
render available the plant food already
in the soil, without Itself snpplyin9any
significant amount. Lining can ho'
therefore. BE- successfully repeated tN'
ccpt Mt considerable intervals 80 Chsca-
g0 JOHrHn.
"A good way to remove dust from q
carpet is to ta.rcn "a damp cloth over
the broom; with this the dust may bG
literally taken up. This ",Il Dc IouIu
useful IN the sick room, and also IN any
room where there are many small arti-
clcs 10 catch dust. 1t brghtcns n car
pet 10 wipe it OF in this way even after
The usual sweeping has BEEN done. A.
J. Post.
Old fashioned Sponge-cakc: -Four
nngs, well beaten, twp cups Of grahu,
lated sugar, then one cup Of slitca
-four, n little at time, then another in
which two tcaspOOuiuls OF baking pow
der have been mixed. flavor and pour
IN one half cup,l almost boiling water
Y will thinl, it needs more four but
do not add any, or you will spoil the
cake The HOHSchoM
President Chadbournc, who has
been n teacher all his best days, ad'
yscs farmers not 10 sent their sons TO
COLLEGE: home on land is not only the
best place for boy 10 live, bu best for
learn NJ. Encourage tho study OF the
nnumcrablc things to be seen and OBJ
served there. But il 'Ound 10 be deter
mined ioacquirc more o! special colIcGl-
ate knowledge. il is we then, and only
then, TO penn his going ~ u Irt,-
HRc.
Fall wheat can be easily changed IN
10 sprng wheat. frye or wheat is spwn
late in the fall, 50 that it does not
appear at all, it will grow in the spring
aud mature the crop. II it is sown
very early in the spring, 50 that it VII
! 9 frozen after it has sprOu'cd, it will
do the came, and the Grain thus grown
will nc q spring wheat. I ats and wheat
| tan not he sOwn together very well the
oats make Il strong growth and crowd
the wheat out. -BOHOH Transcript
The ScicRifc Imc1cdH, very 70.
liablo paper gives the following recipe
n, sure cure for cOrns. A. the rene
dy is very simple. ii any Of our readers
are afflicted with cOrns il would prob.
ably be well for them TO give il Il trial
Take Onc-iOurth cuD OF strong vine
gar Crumblc into il some bread. Let
I stand half an hour, o. until it q tens
into a good poullicc. Then apply OF
retiring at night In the morning Tic
soreness will be- gone and the corn cal
be picked out. II the corn is It very OBJ
stinate one it may require two or NOR,
applications TO &c I a cure.
Loss OF Name aud Tall The IA I'm
on Of the ha.r is usually caused by q
disease OF the skin by which the hni
folIiclcS in the cpidcrmS become mac
tive. 10 restore them the skin may hO
washed with warm water and soap an,
rubbed gently with rough cloth or q
| flesh brGsh. As soon as the s,il Is
dried sponge the skin with about ont
ounce Of the following mixture: Water
one pint; tncturG of cantharidcS, me
drachm; glyccrinc, two u noes Give
the horse pint OF linsccd 0 ], and keel
! the digestive organs in good order --
~ \. Times
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11
Indians Shopping.

In her book ON Manitoba, Miss Flta-
Glhbon says: 81 watched some Indians
shopping, and was astonished to see how
invariably they waived aside inferior
goods and chose such materials as mcr-
mos Mt Sl.50 to 50 Q7s Cd to 10s) yard.
One Of tine merchants told me it was
useless TO offer them anything but the
best An Indian, who could not speak
English or French, and wanted five
things, divided his money according to
ms AIaa OF their relative cost in little
piles on the counter, and, going through
% p1ntom!me descriptive Of his wants,
was handed first some silk handkcr-
chiefs. Taking one up he felt it, held
It up to the light, and, throwing it aside,
shook his head vigorously, uttering an
" Ugh :. OF disgust When shown a
better one, he was doubtful; but, upon
a much superior article being produced,
he took it, and willingly handed over
one pile for it. This, however, was too
much, aud when given the change he
pun 1t ON one OF the other piles, and pro-
c'ede1 IN the same way to make the
rest OF hl purchases. How easily they
could be cheated | said to the clerk,
inter the Indian had left. no, he re-.
Rlled, mot so easily as would appear.
Ihcy generally come in from their
camps in great numbers once n wear, to
sell illrs and make purchases. They 20
to different shops, and on their return
compare notes as to the cost and quality
OF Their goods. Then, if one has paid
more than another, or has been cheated
IN quality, he will never enter the shop
again; and the firm that gives the great
'sl bargains is most patronized on their
return"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11

J. T. EES,.s'cy las arrived in New
York city, after riding on ao1, lG, i
from Fort Worth, Texas, G.starec Of
2,400 miles. He resides in New York.
went to Texas on business, and made
the trip home ON horseback in order +,
sccthc country. He sturtodon the 10Th OF
May, and iu7,ir the journey in 40 days
a CAT, carcIcsSly smut mp IN room IL
Housewife, y. Y, while the family were
away for the summer holiday, was found
alive after thirty days. In the aSonica
Of starvation it had torn down the eur,
taius and mutilated tho wall as high us
il could reach.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11

a MAN is astonishing the people %
Milwaukee, by wllting on water. He
wears shoes resembling collins. and goes
three miles an hour ut swinging gait.
ThE Presbyterian Church of Canada
reports 7lO pastoral charges and 65.
ministers. The pastoral charges EN-
brace $50 churches and stations, Con
nected with the church are g., Si3, max
ing population Of 100000. There ar,
I0IoI members. During the year 10,
7iS were added TO the fellowship of th,
church, the net increase being 3,6l9.
The The entire income ior the year was g..
l62, l54,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11

MENsMAN's peptonized beef tonic, the on
y preparation Of beef cont aiming its eptire nu
rit'ou' properties. 1t contains blood making
rce,generating and DEMONSTRATING proper
ties; invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia,
nervous prostraton, and all forms OF general
debility; also, in all enfeebled conditions
whether the result OF exhaustion, nervous
prostrstion overwork or acute disease, par
ticularly ii resulting from pulmonary com
plants. Caswell, Hazard & Co., proprietors
New York. Sold by druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11
Gene Never Rpt,iru,

GARDINER, ME.--Mr. Daniel Gray, a
prominent lumber merchant writes that
his wife had severe rheumatic pains; SO
severe ms to render her unable to sleep.
From the first application of the famous
ierman Remedy, st. Jacobs OIL, she
experienced unspeokable relief, and in
two hours the pain had entirely gone.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11
Remedy Ever Made---it II C"inPound,t
from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Man.
drake and Dnndelion.

The Oldest, best, most renowned and vain.
able medicine in the world, and in addition
IL contains all the best and most effective
curative properties Of all Other remedies,
being the greatest liver regulator, blood
nurifer. and life and health restoring agent
on earth.
It gives new life aud vigor to the aged and
infrn. To clergymen, lawyers, literary men,
ladies, and all whom aedentary employmsnts
cause irregularities Of the Blood, Stomach
Bowels, or Kdneya, or who require an Ape
tizer, tonic and mild stimulant, it is inyalu
able, being highly curative, tonic and Sliml.
,ating, without being intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms
are, or what the disease or allInent is, US
Hon Bitters. Don't wait until You are sck,
but if you only feel bad or miserable uso the
bitters Mt once. II may save your life. Hun.
dreds have been saved by so doing, at
moderate cost. Ask your druggist OF physi-
elan. DO not suffer yourself or lsl your
friends suffer, but use and urge them 10 use
Hop Bitters. ,
ii Won have laineness IN tho loins, with
frequent pains and aches; nulnhness Of The
thigh; scanty. painful and frequent discharge
of urine, filled with pus, aud which will turn
| red by standing; n voracious appetite and
nnquenchable thirst; harsh md dry skin;
clammy tongue, often darltly furred; swollen
and indamed gums; dropsical swelling Of tho
| limbs; frequent attacks of liccougb; inability
to void the urine, and great fatigue in at
tempting it-you are suffering from some
form of Kidney or Urinary Complaint, such
as BR1dHr's DISEASE of the kidneys, stone or
| inflammation OF the bladder, gravel and renal
calculi, diabetes, slIanguary structure and
retention of the urine, ard Hep Bittes is thu
| only remedy that will permanently cure you.
Remember, Hop Bitters is nc vile, drugged,
| drunken nostrum, but the pnre5t and best
medicine ever made, and no person or family
| should be without II.
Don't risk any Of the highly Landed stuff
with testimonials OF great cure, but askyour
neighbor, druggist, pastor or physicians what
| Hop Bitters has and cali do for 5ou and testlt
s,uuu1snzar<snBzEsnz-r a. asxE7ssaiSszxu
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11

held covering thirty-siX square miles.
1" li,s d Ell Dir, ~ boots shoe caa', rtl
~ yon's PAT. Heel Stif-n.s. IRE nae,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11
A Remarkable cur, al .rrnr,In

William s. Baker, Of Lewis. voeo corrt Ina
writes a. follows " N son was t,Jcn with .crnn
IN the hip when only twI year, DID, lie tried sey
eral physiraia, hat the boz got No relief rom tbe
reatnent Noticing yonr Rosa 'alis recommends,
20 highly, BOUGHT SONG OF it OF you In the We,
tSB2, and continued takins it till the sore ANAL
nea"d mp. He iSnow twcnty-on, years of a.ca A.
DeinS satisfied that your medicine did him so ,nnc.
'o'd when he used II, We want to try it a;alr in an
hher case AMI now write to You to get some NOR
oft" '''or
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11

A few days ago, as son of Mr.. Mich
olaS Nom1sh, Of NossaSawcya, was pass
ing through the woods on his farm, h,
noticed hawk lowering around nca
INN. Thinking nothing about the mat
ter, lie walked on, when ell at once. an,
before he had time to make any defense
the bird dived down and caught his ha
III MS claws and carried it alolt. Whcl
The bird got about the height Of the tree.
t let the hat drop. .Nonrcqi IV3NcSS
" Dr. HersoN's Celery and Chamomilc Pin
re worth thcir weight in gold in nervous and
lex headache. DR.. Schlichtor, Bpllimorc.
"lon' ska Crrr is supe,-crceifcR. n.
asst curing ny dnUghicr'S Iafeuor,n. mkirj
nd Spi,M uV orc,' her doIy"-Mrs. T.. /.
}. Nrrriar, Buc Hill, Mass. Dru.gis!
rcfi'. $ Tor packa q.
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,r,,.,,,,o ,uoo, Va.
"'l',' w, W. e 1900
s -, MIS- mo'.s" I'm
2'on'''' nav. p'' ,..,no wa
uo' mus, w 81, 49,. ~
rom "n,v -. "',
done. II has ehcc'eu
radical cures IN thou
.a,dsofcascsofdys.
,I,,a,, 40.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-11

aAerS Pam PAnacea cures pain in Man and Beas;
Vs. Externally and Internally, '''"''
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Presentation Goods of all kind.
THE PUREST AID BEST

81 Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA,
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THE CITY.

DIR. A. Suhler Will hold divine service
vi the Hebrew synaguguc this evening AT
1:3O. All are invited to attend.
"A ditch has been scripcd on the
north side OF Austin street from just b, p
low Eighth to the Prathrr block. Tn $
viii keep the pavement in tronJ OF the
Live Oak lot from being submerged every
tine 1t rains.
The sever from the ice factory to the
Pacific Hotel sewer was opened yesterday
and large amount OF the pipe removed.
Breaks had appeared In several places aud
the joints were not ccmcntcd when the
pipe was laid.
The ladies used Their handkcrchcts
literally during the PERI finance ot II ~
klrhe last night |. Is good acting That
l. thus capable OF so thoroughly winning
he symp,ihy Of an audience. Hazel
hitkc will be r. pcted Tomorrow.
the beet question is settled, to Judge
by signs. Two new markets are about to
tie up'ued, one on Third street, next to
Moore Il Thompson grocery store and
another IN the Prthcr block, on Austin
sire +. The city attorney Cin now have
plenty OF cases to occupy hi spare time
untIl luly
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10 the Public

WACO, March :. lsSS. on i ,,, i,,
we trans ferrrd our hardware vu''g v
AL its appurlenances to Mv We rill b
Quoted ms heretofore, tue nv, ~, and q
nothing as regards qua'l,;yo any nI %
titv AMI at prices as low As al II aiy 70
Thanking our oil ir.enli, aa au
Tor their steady and libersi p ,bs sd.
soliciting y continuance OF NV
our successors. we remain p AslL
O3OglW ALI NJ
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Tho last sad rites were reformed
over the romans Of Earnest kichey yes.
to-day morning Mt 10 O'Clock ut the
home Of Rev j. II. klchcy hls father hy
Rev james MockoY Of the Fifth Street
Motho IL church, There were a large
number OF sotro ing and ympathctic
relatives and friends present, and the
services were very solemn and lmpr f.
slyc. After the completion Of the nue-
raj ceremonies at the house the remnln-
were carried la the Frat street GENE
tory for lutcrmcut. Ear est was "A
bright promHing youth, well liked and
very Pc MIA with his companions and
all Rno knew mm lie was pupil at
the snhu"l Of d. A. Suhlrr dutCeudcd
school Inesdnl, apparently IN good
health
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-23

lie generally smells very correctly, said
Wines: still. y r.ry was not AZ Chico
~pri. o. at that time and could not have
writtru the letter.
Ncrrirk niinucd the cross cXam'n1-
tiun. Witness sad he ua' been emuloyed
In the post Office department i.om 1910 to
Issr thought that senator Dufs"Ns m
tluence hal assisted him IN getting me
mo- itior: W.. appoint d from Arkansas
but had never seen that state; came from
Vermont, rr.igur be 'ause hr WAS request
ed t.: there being no deficiency IN nl-
accounts that had b eu made good ny
Dorsey or hmself had become addicted
to use Of iluur and had been fore to
resign fpl tine reason Other letters
W. re presented with rather nnsatlsfa'-
tory results, and finally the court eN-
clsimed "Ihs man does not know his
lDorscy'sJ handwriting. Witness SAID
he was not an expert in handwriting
II said tina with the exc ptlon ot a Few
entri, IN bis books, he had nothing %
do with Dorsey's mail business; could
not remember wheu he made the ilrst
entry Of that kind, suppose kerdell
was employed to look after Dorsey s
mail routes. buf made no inquiry a. the
time. When it came to ,ate-. witness
memory was cqua ly uncertain, so the
court remarked it Wls not worth While 10
press the inquiry, tor 1t was obvious "lt-
ness had no recollection et dates. w itness
sad he knew ~. X very we'll; was a not 'ry
public, ncInowl ding Ptrk's signature
when Peck wa, absent. It'll some one
may have brought such papers to him and
recognizing peck's signature, he may have
Apr yei it, Adjourned until Monday
next.
BRADY AND OTHERS rs DANGER.
WAsuNGToN, March, % The fact
that John \. Walsh had been present IN
the criminal court room the past few
days caused some comment, int 1t was
rath r a surprise to pc sons Interested
in star ron matters When 1t became
knu" II that Tia government il making a
determined effort to secure an lndlct'
ment against General 4. j. Bardy, in
connectiou with former prominent Uni
ted States senator's, for conspiracy to
defraud the government. Ker WIS in
the gr nd jury room. during nearly the
whole session to-day. Walsh was eX.
amued ut length, and it is b lieved his
testimony was substantially repetition
Of that given before the grand jury in
July lis. Contractor j. b. Price ana
others have been called upon to testify,
and it is expected heir combined evi.
dence will make the case much stronger
/ than it was in the first instance.
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(l3Oll2'
Special

We now have in store, an ,os sy b, Z
following articles, bought
advance in prices
100000 pounds bacon
2SOOOO louisiana sugars
100000 Rio coffee,
2b.OOO ~isal rope, .,.-.- a,ur.
100000 Kansas and IeNa' no 10 be-
We otl,r the above ,tip,gs IAN no
for less money than they .'
'ouS III ''0''' CLEyEIAyp & &. sI lilots
O3l0dlm W uult
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New

\ new work, evidently calculated to
make more than au ordinary stir in the
o'ogical circles, is the "Hictory NJ the
Christian Religion to A. -. POO" by
Prot Gustaye Bolkmar, one Of the first
biblical scholar, Of German. 1t is "A
work Of great learning and Research aud
very unorthodox. The nrw book is sold
y subscription. c. V, Waite Co, No.
ll3 La Sale street, general agent, aud
Mr.. Il. Theo Calwick Of Morse, Bosquc
county, ageut for this section. O323lt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-23

Wnnt ot confidence accounts Tor half
of the business failures of to-day. Car
ter ~ Moore or j. H. Corn. sh, the drug.
gusts, are not liahlc to fail for the want
Of confidence iu Dr. Bosuuko's Cough
aud Lung Syrup, for he gives away "a
'oitlr free to III whonrr eullriug with
coughs, colds, rp,de, usthmu, cuuunp
tlou aud all affections of the tnron aud
lungs. -dj2llw
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EkeIls0y al

Mr.. Il. p, Williams will remove his
grocery house from the mHroet house to
the Bracken building, corner Sixth aud
Austin streets, where he will Ike p AN
ele- ant stock of groceries aud country
pro nee The latter will be made a
specially and large supplies Of fresh
butter, eggs, chickens, turkeys &c, kept
constantly on hand. He invites old aud
new customers to visit him at his ne W
stand. 0323lt
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The Paul RsesuiI ot jumping
from ~ LImIn

a passenger ON the Sautn I'e railway,
named Barrctt, and citizen IN the
nclghhorhood of the station just beyond
the Bra1ns, was killed yesterday by
Jumping Tom the TRAIN while 1t was IN
notion. As the rain ncarcd the ia ion
aud was running slow ne jumped from
ih" steps Of the coach aud falling back
wards struck hs head against the end
OF one Of the cross ties, brcal,ing hi
,kull. H"only lived about an hnlf hour
Ihe tram was at once stopped and the
booty picked up by the attaches and nus
Scngers OF the rond. Another X added
to he icprtnIly long list Of denths re
snliing from reckless FOLLY, When the
average man realizes that 1t is danger.
"nS 10 jump from movnt cars, tn" mil.
lcnnlum will b. ucnr mt hand.
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CINcrNNATi, March II Editor EXAM
iNGH: Please say to my friends that I
viii be at home few da before Easter
Sunday, an though our opening d iys
have been set for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, March 18th, Both and 3lst, |
will be prepar to execute any and an
orders for Easter Sunday wear Re
ectfully, Mis- ELLA S. CuHFN,
3-lSt TIC OF the Fashion Bazar.
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uo. We wenr, Travellers.

spring stock OF boots and shoos. Fine
Xii button shoes. iipr infants button
shoes and slippers. The hnld,omcst line
Ut mems tine shoes In the market ladics,
yuu would be more than surprised to gee
A. many different kinds and styles of
goods Come, oh, do come at once to
oar house ant see what we have. Would
Nou bc happy then come ~ once amt
save all trouble OF looking Hrounl, tor we
can please YOU without any trouble. We
ARE the place tor boots and shoes.
j. r. SULLIVAN IL Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-23
ACIICAL CIIIROPOpISF
Twelve Years Experience.

| have opened an Office at the Pacific
Shaving Parlor, under the Pacific Hotel.
Corns, bunions, in-growing toe nails
and all defects Of the feet treated. Per
manrnt cure guaranteed or no pay. Call
at private residence by request Corns
extracted positively without pain, and
immediate relief given.
PHoF l.. b. ANsoN, Chiropodist.
l2lgtc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-23

once and Psk your druggist for a bottle
ot /. J. l., or Improve Iron lny'gorator
Manufactured by Tucker Willis, Waco.
It vii do m r. to build mp your system
when broken down from any cause than
any uthe tonic or inyigorator we know
Of. Everybody who has given Il % .lr
trial (and that number now is many viii
testify TO the currertue Of tuis state
mput -32ltr
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lteautiiy YOur Home.

by cumming from Sanger Bros. some
OF their new purchases in carpets, such
as velvet, body, tapestry, three or two.
ply, plain and fancy mgttlngs, and all
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