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Two very novel and cful articles
are to ne cen at Barney Fcidhake's, one
d, which, The Eureka clothes wrlnger,
every house keeper should see rs 1t l.
the finest thing out. The other is ne"
coffee rooster tina beats anything ever
yet invented. NO one of our readers
should fail to 60 and look at these ,wo
novel and useful articles.-OlOltt
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GULF COLORADO & SANTA FE Ry
CoNNECTIoNS.

AtGALyESTON with Mallory Line
OF steamers tor Key West and New ork;
Morgan Line Tor New Orleans, India
noIa, Corpus Christi, Brownsville and
Vera Cruz.
At ARCOLA with |. Il G. n. R.R. Tor
Columbia and towns In BraZOria county,
KOSENB with q. ii. Il ). a.
railway, (Sunset Route) tor Columbus
Weimar, lIaIwood, Luling, San Ant0-
Mo. Laredo, Uyalde and Western
Texas and MexicO;a also for houston and
Star and Crescent Route Tor Beaumont
Orange, Lake Charles, the Ieche Country
New Orleans and all points in the South,
east North and East: with New York
Texas ~ Mexican railway for Wharton,
Victoria and stations on that line.
At lSENHAM with II. Il L. q: rail
way Tor Hampstead, LedbetteI, Gid
dngs MCDhde and Austin.
Az MILANO with |. y &, n. r. Il. Tor
Hearne. Palestine Rockdale, Round
Rock GuorgctoN n, Austin, san Marcos,
New Bmunfls. San Antonio and Laredo
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific
railway Tor Waco
Ar McGREGOR with Texas and ST
Louis rail Way Tor Waco, CorscanA,
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasant, Gilmer
TeXa"kanA.
AT MORGAN with Texas Central rail
way tor Waco. Ross, Hico, lredell, Cis-
| co and all points on that line.
At CLEBURNE junction OF Dallas
| Division OF q g & 5 +. k'y.
! At FORT WORTH with Missouri
Pacific and Texas Pacific railways Tor
all points on those lines; Tor ri Paso
Santa Fe, San Francisco and the Pacific
Coast, and Tor Kansas CITY. ST. Louis
Chicago, New York and all points North
East ami West
At DALLAS with III. x L. c. ny; L
y r. R'y. md Dallas Extension OF th'
Missouri Pacific Railway.
ss-see that YOUR lickrts read over this lius,
IS-For full AFFIRMATION address
OSCAR q. MURRAY.
Gen'l Pass. Asil
Galveston, fsxAs,
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NOlIs a..

JAMES Nj Il lBERCSON, Real Estate and
~ Collecting Agent, Merriam, Bb-que
county, lcNa., wi Awe PROMPT PERSONAL At
teutiun 10 all business, .u my tine. Give me a
trial - llilm
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Go to W. Z. Martin ~ Bros Tor real
nice, decorated toilet svts.-UlU6'd@w lm
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Received OF Sanger Bros, the silver
wa ch MS result # their new y, ars prize
giit distribution. he'd ticket No. 1851.
Ol-2ltc ALFEEp " EBB, Robinson.
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If you want 2piy, 3-py or brussels
crp'ts, rich patterns, 10 t. W T.. Martin
~ Bros. O!O5- l&Wlm
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uAnMErs ps TuhEGRAI,H
COTTON.

COTTON.
New YonK, January 2I.--Cotton
steady; sales 80; Upands 10 3-lGc; Or
leans 10 7-l6c. Futures barely steady.
January Il livery, lOU6r;F l0U9c;
March, l0.22c; April, lO,U3c; May, lO,i9c;
June, 1865.
New ORLEANS, January 24.-Cotton,
qui t; middling, 0 ll-l6c; receipts, 3,7OO
bales.
LIvERPoo1, January u. Cotton
Uplands, > l3-l6d; Orleans ID,
Sales, 10000 ba es; recei pts 1900 bales;
American 1880,
GALvEsr y, January "a. Spot cotton
lo'ed firm; middling 94c. Sales
LOB bales
ST. Lorrs, January "a Cotton is
firm; medium 9'sc. Sales 3 600 bales.
Receipts, 1900 bales, shipments, 600
bales stock, GS,OOO bales.
LIVERPOOL, January 24.-Co,ton in
good demand aud met ut previous
prices. Uplands spot 55sd; Or
leans, 5 ID I'D. Sales 1900 bales;
export and speculation, 5000 bales;
American, Hoo tales; receipts, 1900
bales; American, lu,5OO bales.
NEW ORLEANS, January 24.-Cotton
steady and unchanged, Net receipts
3,O5S bules; gross, 3,G6S bales. EX-
PORTS, France bale; continent
$50 bales; coastwise =, los bales. Sales,
l0,5OJ bales. Stoce, 322,l3O Iales.
New York, January 2i-Cotton
steady at 10 1910 7-lG Futures are
qu ct but firm. January delivery, lO12c;
February, lU.ljc; March, lO.2Sc; April,
lOl2c; May, l0.j6c; June, l0.7Oc; July,
lose; Aug ist, lu,93c; September, 1860;
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TOR SALE.
valuable Farm, Finely I'm
proved.

, 5,,, 1'ns 70 the fact that my business in
"'l-Alas NJ Undivided attention /
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CnrrOltoD Blouse,

No. POS, West Pecan street, Austin,
Texas. DIR. A. ID. Horn, propri. IT,
Ihis house, which was recently Dies
troyed 10y fire has been rebuilt and
thoroughly relitted in improved style
aud Is now reopen ID to the pub ic.
Guest are assured Of lOlite atteut, Ons
AID best accommodations at lowest
rates. i3}m.
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MONEN no

DARtltS desiring money Tor one u three
1 wears, who can uiler good security, can all
On lis in second Story new NturgI- block opposite
Pacific Hotel The money In ready WhvurYCr
tht security is accepted.
I4JuIwlf SLANpES BWoA
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nR " WHITE. Physician aud Sur
- geou, Waco, Texas kson
street, between tlith and SNth, Immediately
In rear Of Methodist church. OMve- over
ATE Central tauk. Telephone at residence
aud office -ullulm
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II you wnia plrlor sai'' either rich or
plain, 20 to W. +. Maitin a Bros.
DIO.lCNv1, n,
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1t should he used by all persons, old and
Young, whenever amy uf the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living in TN
healthy Localities, By rs.a. O. ....r .. .a... 70.
ally % keep tlr Liver u healthy ...I.n. H.N sE..I
all Malaria, Bilious attack, llFfH.., Nf4'
sea- Dr1wsineSf, Depression "i NII.'. 'iD. II
viii uwsorate like Ela IT wine, but Is no In
toJicaiing beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard ~
digestion, or fee, heavy after ms... ur sleep
less At night, take d doe and i ~.i DE reviewed.
Time and Doctors Bins win he snN"d
by always keeping the Regulator
in the Hnu.ci
For. whatever the al.aeut maH D., thoroughly
safe purgative, Alternative ..' tonic ..n
never b. uut ~ place ] DO r.W- hmHl'--
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure,
IT IS PURELY NEGITN BLE
And has all ihe power and efficacy q i...r."' ~
Quniue, sithout any Of Jn, .u4.a-s 4i'el r.. IS,
A Governor, Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator ... '.s.. .. ".' Doc my
family for some time ana au ...aH-a it H
valuable addition 20 tHe re... ...Ha
Ont aHaFuF. Governor ni A.A.
Hon. Alexander II, stephens, of Ga,
says. Have derived some brrehf .H Nj. g.- n
Simmons Liver Regulator, and ~'-h q. give " a
further riaI.
THE only Thing that never pns to
Relieve have u.e'l MANI. f...H..... .r 4'"a-
pepsIa. Liver AGsuau ar. iI-..r ..' HrE
have found anything 60 hsartt ue t noe extent
Simmons Liver Regulator Zoo. ..nf no 'i.1-
nesotl 90 Georgia lr % and 10 eng '.f'H9' "r
such medicine aud ~aHId d.rr ... .H. l.r Niue
sry affected to give u q lr.| Is DC seems fae "1.y
n JAsraY HHa-ar-'s Man.
Dr. T. ". Mason says Fr.r. a.t.aI &C.
.H O. I've a 10
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", WIIIlWNsN VI NTNIWW
noises In the head the vital ruid passing I'M
observed In the urine, and mans other dlseasci
that lead to insanity and death. The mcdica
genglomcn connected with the institution arr
graduates Of the host colleges OF Europe an
this country and have had large experience Il
these troubles, and viii agree To forfeit flNf
HUNDRED DOLLARS To n case ut this KIM
they VITAL ESTORhTlNEWnder their speCla
advice anil treatmeuu viii not cure, or for any
thing impure or injurious found In IL. We trea
all private diseases successfully without mer
curv. CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough
examination and advice, including analys SIS o
urtre, s. 90. Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE
tl5O bottle. or four times the quantity, 81 "
sent to any address upon receipt ~ price, e.
u. secure from observation, aud IN private
name II be.ired. by English Medical Institute
No.7lS Ollvp street, st ouis. Missouri FoSt'
once box, 400. Tucker 4 " Ills, wholesale
and Retail Agents Waco. Texas --iOaiwly
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20
REGISTRATION.

Now that tine general election is ap.
preaching, a few words in regard to
registration will not be inappropriate:
Persons who have not registered and nre
entitled TO register; persons who have
become Of age since the last elections,
and in fact, NIL persons entitled to the
privilege Of registration, and wish to
vote in the November election, must go
before DR.. Sparkmln, the Circuit Clerk,
and have their names registered AZ vot.
ors. otherwise they will not be allowed
to vote. Those who are already regis.
tered need not register again. Tue
Registration Books are open at all
times, and there is no necessity for any
man to lose his vote. When you come
TO Magnolia, il you are not registered,
il will be but little trouble to call on the
Circuit Clerk and have The matter at
tended to. Those who have moved into
another voting precinct since the last
elections, cnn have their names trans.
icrred also by calling on the Circuit
Clerk. II you do not register or trans.
fer ns the case may be, and thereby lose
your vote, censure none but yourself.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20
THE CAMPAIGN.

The campaign in this county will be
attended with but very little excitement,
judging from the present stand, point,
thare being no opposing ticket in the
field. But we advise the democracy,
however, TO be on the nlert, and not be
thrown or their guard by the apparent
inactivity, Of the opposition, for in an
hour when ye skunk not, they may put a
ticket or part Of ticket in the field.
Therefore keep the camp fires burning
brightly on every hilltop and in every
valley: keep them "chunked up, and
don't let them die out; md do not suffer
the indifference OF the opposing elemen.
10 weaken the energies Of de2ocracy.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20
A BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.

HIS name is John Williams, and has
but one leg, and IS timber is plentiful
he substitutes cruteh for the absent
extremity. He came from Chicago, aud
landed here Iass Sunday morning, by
the skilltul manipulation Of beating his
way on the cars. He had not been here
oyer two hours before he was evidently
seized with a mania TO steal something,
and lie selected Mr.. LeBianc's store as
the object upon which 10 carry out The
symptoms OF his dangerous malady. He
hobbled 20 the side entrance Of the
aforesaid store, and after getting him.
self ready for operAtions-all Of which
WAS enacted in the most deliberate man
ner--he attempted, with the use Of his
crutch and other timber, to prize open
tue door. Several persons saw him, but
noue suspected thief so bold as to at
tempt a robbery in open daylight, and
that too, IN the presence of witnesses.
His object was not really understood,
NhpA NAt. A(pWhs WiSAch ntSt StSdbtuh
TO enter the store, through the front
door, for rome purpose, when he heard
an unusual noise az the side door. He
approached tho door, aud to his astonish-
nient, discovered that some person was
trying to break in. The hlarm was Civ
en- aud the would be,ihief started on his
soiitary leg and friendly crutch in u run
that Tor speed, will undoubtedly score
tue best time ever before mnde by one
legged individual. The chase Wns ex-
citing. and fer the time, served to dispel
tho monotony Of tho quiet Sabbath
morning, The chase however, did not
last long; the pursueFs were soon victo-
rions and the game vas captured. He
was then Gagged in the Comfy Jail. Mon
day morning he WAS nrraigned before
Justice W. W. Vaught. He plead guilty
aud was remAnded 10 iuil to awnit his
trial before the Circuit Court.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
IN THE SOUTH.


jackson Clarion
Through the kindness Of Mr.. w. 8.
Roulhac, secretary OF the Board OF Ex-
aminera, we give the following informa-
which may be Of interest 10 thoae desir-
ing positions in the gift Of the General
Governments:
The Civil Service Act, approved Janu-
ary Is. 1888. requires appointments in
the departments at Washington, which
are within its provisions, to be appor-
toned among the States and Territories
upon the basis Of population. The Civil
Service Commission will hold The exam
nations from time to time at such places
as to facilitate the apportionment. With
this view, 1t proposes to hold series OF
competitive examinations, the first of
them early in October, at placee most
convenient for applicants In the States
of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Florida, Alabama and Mississippi; most
of the examinations thus far having been
held in States further north. Applicants
from other States who may prefer 10 at
tend these examinations, rather than
wait for those which will be held in the
State where they reside, may be allowed
to do so.
Every person wishing 10 take part in
either Of these grades of examinations
must make his or her application upon
blank application paper, copy OF
which for such purpose (together with
copy OF the Civil Service Law, Rules
and Regulntions) will be sent TO those
who shall request them in good in faith,
by letter addressed TO The Civil Service
Commission. Washington, d. q. The
Application Paper contains directions
for its use. The Commission is compo-
sed OF Hon. Dorman b. Eaton, OF New
York, prominent laSyer; DIR. John III.
Gregory, Of Illinois. late President Of
the Industrial University of that State,
and for many years Superintendent of
Public Instruction of Michigan; and
Judge Leroy d. Thoman. of Ohio. The
two former representing the Republi-
can party and the latter the Democratic.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20
:FoUR YEARS IN THE SOUTH.

N. o. Times Democrat
The article published in The Times.
Democrat on Sept. 2,under the capitatiop
OF "Four Years IN the South, showing
the progress made between 1879 and
and 1883, was revelation to the world,
which. while it knew that the South.
western and Gulf States had prospered,
was scarcely prepared for such an
increase OF weHlth and devel opment of
resources as we here showed
In making this comparison, We depen.
ded, not having the Auditors reports of
these States close at hand, for the assess
ments of Louisiana aud Mississippi in
1879, upon SpofFoid's American Almanac
which has generally been considered a
reliable authority in matters OF statistics,
and whose figures on this snbject had
never been denied or corrected. I'm.
luckily here, the Almanac was not TO be
trusted, and the result was that LOUISE
ana Mississippi did not appear to have
then assessments like their sister States
of the South. In other words. while
our figures for these States in 1883 were
correct, those for 1879 were not 40. and
the comparison between these two years
therefore, was less favorable than il
should have been.
Thus, Spoford reports the asseAs-
ment of Mississippi in 1879 as $129, ,3OS,.
$40, thereas it was really SlO6, ,594, 7O8;
while Louisiana, Instead Of being S209;.
36l, 4G2 IN 1S79,as the Almanac declares.
was, as we have already shown, $751;
687, 1876.
These corrections, OF course, improve
the faYorably showing for the South,
and make the increase in assessments
in this section since 1879 even Rrea. er
than we first reported them. The total
e. ibis increase in four years, Instead of
being S494. eS6, ,66s, is S56s, ,S24, 500. and
mly be ever larger, for the returns
com'ug in from: various counties, especi.
aliy IN Mississippi, are more favorable
than had Deen expected.
Onr statistics showing the INN Anse
crops gathered in the Sonth, the miles
Of railrcad built, aud all the improve
ments of this section were tiattering
indeed. The only amendment to be
made to our article is By decreasing the
nssement Of Louisiana and Mississippi
III 1879, to make the increase slnce then
larger, or S568. .324, $40, an improvement
IN wealth at tho rate of $142, ,c3l. .I9O an
nually. Those Northern papers which
accepted the former figures as showing
an extraordinary Developments wonder
ful industrial progress, will be perhaps
astonished at learning that we underesti-
mated instead OF exaggerated the growth
n "Four Years in the South"
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20
Advertisement
*" WANTS A MASS CONVENTION.

EDITOR MAGNOLIA GAzEFrE.-I think il
about time that people should begin TO act
for themselves. While In Magnolia. on Mon.
day, / looked on while the so-called Demo.
cratic Convention was IN session, and am
am utterly ashamed Of the party have no
serious objections 10 the nominees for Office,
but to see the young men, inexperienced men,
men too who were never seen before in politi.
cal conventions, Representatives Of the peo-
pie. showed too plainly the jobs that the
scheming candidate was trying 10 put up
All, whom you look into political convention
and fail 20 see the old landmarks as IL were
the solid men Of tho country-yon need not
ask. but the very picture itself teaohes US
that this 10 not the party Of the people. Let
rnass convention OF the people. regardless Of
political aitihatione, and II the nominations
made BY the convention are ratified by this
maze convention, then wen be content. X.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20
TO KEEP wEEvILs AND RATS
OUT OF CORN CRIBS.

A correspondent Of the Duraut News
says that Jerusalem Oak weed is sure
preventive Of weeyils in corn. Gather
the weed in itp green state, stem bran
ches aud leaves together and mix with
he corn as thrown III the crib in the
proportion Of three or four bushels of
weeds 10 ever hundred bushels OF corn.
He says it will not only prevent
weeyils propagating in the corn bnt will
also kill any tii0t may be 10 it when
gathered. He also adds that rats and
mice cannot 1.-Two in il and that the corn
will be as nice in July az when put in
the crib. This Is simple ana cheap
remedy for great evil win which farm
ers have TO contend and we hope some
Of our readers will try il aud let us know
the result.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20
DEATH OF HON. THOMAS GREEN
DAVIDSON.
New o.losns picsyune.

NeW Orlennh I'lchlHne.
TIE lerth Of Hon. 1'hos. @. Davidson,
Of Livingston parish, will leave VOID
not merely in the parish bus in the Leg
Isiature. How many terms he has
served we do not know, but he must
have sat more than twenty years. What
eyer the old gentleman SAID wae law for
all who knew him, and his constituents
would probably have kept him in Office
twenty years longer If he bad lived. He
was Register OF the Landofice IN Green's
burg fifty years ago, and about that
time was hrst sent TO the Legislature.
he also served N Congress; defeated in
1s32, he was successful twenty-five years
later, and sat from 1855 to 1851. In
February of that year he withdrew,
along With othars 10 was born IN Jej-
ierson county, Mis&. August 8, 1905.
and wss lawyer by profession.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Very few people appreciate the amount
OF labor and thought which conscion-
tIous editors give to their editorial work.
and, ~ the way, very few people care.
80 might as well drop the subject right
here. Boston Transcript.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Wives ought to be more careful about
telling all the truth 10 their husbands,
why do you start so whenever I come
into the room?" asked brusque man OF
his better half. at is only my nerves.
my poor nerves." she rerhed, (which
are so very weak that am startled by
every stupid thing ] see."
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

The high. school girl explained 10 hel
Particular friend yesterday that .'He
kicked the bucket" was slang, and that
The polite expression was "Ha propelled
his pedal extremitias with violence
against familiar unteLsil used for the
transportation OF water.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

The fact that good health. strong muscles
courage every invalid 10 m earnest endeavor
In the right direction. Remember all disease
owes its origin more or less TO the lack OF iron
In the blood. Iron In the blood
meana health, strength and vigor Ana
lyzs the blood Of an invalid and little or no
iron will be found. Healthy meme blood IA
full Of iron. The bost method Of supplying
this lack OF iron "a BY using Browns Iron
Bitters. sure cure for dyspepsia. general
debility, weakness and all wasting diseases.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

A country girl wrote TO her laver:-
Now, George, don't you fale to be at
the singing school tonight. George
wrote back that in the bright lexicon Of
there's no such word ns ''fale.''
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Clara docking at the bonnets. etc.
Don't you think they are very hand.
some?" Amy (whose thoughts are on
the other side of the streef): every.
specially the one with the black mus.
tache."
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

''You must be qurrelsome fellow. {"
said phrenologist to man whose
bump lie WAS examining. Say that
again and I'll knock you down, was the
response.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

A young lady from the rural district
entered shop the other day and aaked
ior pair OF stockings. The clerk DO.
lltely asked her what number she wore.
why, two. OF coursei Do you suppose
1 an centipede, or have got wooden
legf"
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Advertising is good thing, but q
prominent grocer recently carried 10 q
funeral an umbrella on which was paint
ed oonspicuously the business OF his
house, and held il over the clsrgyman's 3
bead while he was reading the prayers,
the bystanders though he was running
the thing into the ground.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Extract from letter from Angelica:
Dear Henry-You ask if return your
love. Yes Henry, have no use for il,
and return it with thanks. By by,
Henry"
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

An editor in Georgia ssys: s.Gold is
iound 10 thiry-Ex counties in this stats
silver IN three. diamonds IN twenty .six,
and whisky in all Of them. aud the last
gets away with all the rest. "
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

"Brovnson. 'sWell. I always make 1t
q rule to tell my wife everything that
happens" Smithkins: s'Oh. nv dear
tallow, that's nothing. tell my wife
lots OF things that never happened q.
ALL
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

An old bachelor st wedding feast
had tie heaxtlesness 10 offer the follow
ing toast. 'Afsrrisgs---the gate through
which thejhappy lovers leaves hisenohan-
Cd regions and raturnt TO earth.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Young Mnggins recently became a
party to n very interesting slight.oi-
hand performance. His girl gave him
the mitten. Toledo Blade.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath se.
cured by Shllohs Catarrh Remedy. Price 50
cents Nasal Injector free For sale by y.
Smiley g. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

That hacking eongh can be 40 quickly
enred by Shioh's Cure. We guarantee it
For sails by T. Smiley g. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complainti' ShilOh's Vitalizcr is guaran tced
to cure yon For sale by Il. Smiley & Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Shiloh's Titalizer is what you need for Con
stipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and ali
symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle. For sale by L. Smiley dL Cc
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

A noble citizen of Mexico obtained a
free ride on the Mexican Central Rail.
road recently at the point OF six shooter
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Group. whooping cough and Bronchitis i'm
ne Mnediately relieved by Shilohs Cure. For sale
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

shriners Indian yermifuge will Destroy
and eSpei worms. It is reliabIs, II is cheap.
Only - cents bottle.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

Sleepiess nights, made miserable by that
terrible cough, Shilohs Cure is the remedy
for you. For sale by Il. Smiley & Go.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

shi'oh's Cough and Consumption Cured
sofa Dy us on guarantee. II cures eonsunt-
tion. For sale by e. Smiley g. 10.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

For lame Back Side or Chest uso Shilob's
Porone Plaster. Price rs cents For sale by
4. Smiley e. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-09-20

You can't connt votes honestly by
elect trick light Boston Star.