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The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
HHHRnAnS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO yBR NOETH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID HCtNIc,,Vy


TO yHR NOBTH, WEST AND sOgTuWFsr.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RA lis. MAqHIF1oENTE EQUIPMENT
RAINS! y fE Et vii Sy AH II,i q 1889,
No. corner OF sixth and D. atreets, as follows
F9l pittsburgh and the West Chicago Limited
A An, N; daily, Fast Line, slo. a. N. daily 10
rom Hsrrl sna y, t. tc9inis With Sleeping Gers
70 l,s ~, L3nis daily, eXcept saturday to Chicago,
spfess G% Mh Ssy % s9 ,SS1sS sS5
Cars TO Pittsburghi also connectS daily Tor III
Ma Express Y IL daily fer Pltt * nEs sS s
the Wet With Palace Sleeping Car from W@sh
BALTIMORE d POTOMAC RArLRoAn
For Erie Sasanandeig9aY kochester, hunalo, Mag
Palace Cars from Wilmington 'It 70 With
Tfnin leaving Washington on Saturday night
For wnllamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira. n.
80 4. M. daily except Sunday.
il A. NJ, 2, d 10 and lib +. N. % s9n6 ana
40, 1000 and Ills +. NJ. Limited Express 81
fnllman Psrior Cars, $40 A. III. daily EXCEPT
For oo n,Ston, without change, 2io Pm. every
For brooklyn n. y. all through trains oonpc,
eiorainy rSyc, MIN 6oss Of Brooklyn Annex,
Ing double ferrlege gcross New York civ 'o'u'
O. 10 and H. i p. MI Of, SUNDAY snd ~ u a. NJ 2io
s I; M; Limited E1pr,ss, 1904. NJ. daily excert
For baltimore, e.35 us, $50, $40 md II, ~.
200 10 i2s, 44g, 500, d40, 1000 and H. Is 3 r.
and Ills r. NJ -"'' "V't wv "4o, 1000
daily, except Sunday, N NV A. M
For Annapolis, G. IS A. M, and 70 O5 a On y ~ 49,,
except sunday. 'A''e hIy
ALEXANDRIA, d FREDERICKspuRe pAt,
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA a WNt,i IL u
ION RAILROAD. "9''H4N1-
For Alexandra, go, 200, 0.25. 1iO5 and ltas A.
d., 200, 425i D, 625, sos and 1875 p, Nj, on t,ra
day ct 0.30, o.25, nos A. NJ, sos p, NJ. y" Su"-
For hlchmond and the south. $50 and 11.O5 A. M.
Trains leave Ale2ondria for Wsshingtnn aoE
40 100 and 1910 A. NJ l. 305 1928 SO I'd AMI
lO4OP i. M. and 121 midnight exoepl Monda,u
Y. NJ. and 1910 night - ''' Gnu iV'sV
Tickets and Information nj tho office rorn..
corner OF Thirteenth direct and Pennsylyania NO.
nue. ana ~ the station, where orders can be left er
and residences. 'i "0teia
Go j. r.. WOOD
CHAS. II. PUGH. General ManaSer AGENT
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
8. NJ. BRoPHY. suneriJ
The Virginia Midland Railway.

THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
SOUTHWEST AND WEST.
Schedule In effect AUGUST 9, 1884,
e1O A, M.-HhW ORLEANS MAIL daily, max
Ing clOse connections TO all points South and
southwest. (Daily except Sunday with q. 4 o,
Hallway, Pullman Sleeping Bulfett cars from
New York and Washington to Atlanta Pull.
man sleeping Cars from Washington and At.
SHOP, M.-LoUIsVILLE FAST LINE. Daily.
via Charlottesville TO Cincinnati, Louisvilie
ana ai az Western points, Pullman Sleeping Cars
1910 L; M;-sOUTHhRNM MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Daily TO all points South and Southwest via
DAnville and Charlotte. (Dally except Sunday
with q: q o, Railway. Pullman sleeping Cars
from Washington via Danyille, Charlotte and
Atlanta TO New Orleans, also, from Washing
ton via Charlotte and Columbia TO Augusta
MANASSAS Division train leaves Washington nj
200 q. M, and o. 10 p m. daily except Sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington at 9;lO a. M 4,
and ono y, m, daily.
For tlcketa and Information inquire at Com.
pany's Olice, COL PennA. ave.
Trains leave lrom Il. & Z. Station.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, N, MACDANIEL
Gen. Pass. Agent, Agent.
SOL HASS, Traffic Manner
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
BLADENSBURG AROUSED.
A Grand Republican Rally and Good
EneecheA EN.m0rrOw Nirhl.

There will be grand rally of the Repuo
licans OF Bladensburg District, in the adIoin.
ing county OF Prince Georges, Md, on to- NOR
row, Saturday night. large and enthusias-
tic organization exists there, which has for
weeks past been actively engaged In cam
paign work. This is their FIRST public demon.
stration and they propose a rousing affair. An
excellent band OF music has been engaged aud
torchlight procession organized TO open the
exercises. The speakers will be Hon. Hart D.
Holton, the candidate for Congress; Hon. A.
NJ. Clapp, Colonel John A. Joyce, e. Wright
Newman, eeq.; George W. Mathews and others.
The club In their call touch the marrow of
this contest by inviting all who favor "Protsc-
tion to American industry and oppose the I'M
restrained competition OF foreign pauper Ia
bor." There should, and no doubt there Will,
be grand turnout and q great impetus given
the cause In that section.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
General Logan NJ MnrtIushnrr.

General John A. Logan arrived at Martins
burg at 1915 yesterday on west-bound
special train on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road. He was greeted by several hundred
people and driven TO the Continental Hotel for
erected by the Democrats In the public square
to an audience OF about 400 people, being In
troduced by Hon. John W. Mason, OF Grafton.
ne SPOKE only ABOUT i've minutes, aliudlng to
Importance OF their development. He charged
tho Democratic party with being the cause OF
the country's WOO and prostration, and for all
condition. He also lauded tho Republican
party as being the high.tarifr party, and tho
party which has given prosperity to the coun.
try at large,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
Tho Trade wi,h south America.

The South American Commission yesterday
obtained the views Of General Grant as to the
best way 10 promote trade with South Amer
lea. General Grant said the best way TO accom-
plish this was TO reorganlze the Consular SER
vice. Instead OF consul5 the Government
should appoint commercial agents ut every
port, with the privilege OF engaging In bust
ness and selling goods on commission for
American manufacturers and merchants, and
merchants could thus reach foreign markets
without the expense OF sending their own
agents. General Grant said also that steam
ship lines should be subsidized by tho Govern
mont until commerce has been established.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
House
In MemOrian.

WILLIAM A. BEAMAN, p. N. G. OF MERIDIAN
ooMSIANDERY NO. 17s, U. o. d. c.
For Death hath touched thee with his Icy
finger;
We wait the summons, too; but lust before
The streams broad marge, with dewy eyes,
We linger.
This side thy stream, oh wave OF DEATH
We mourn for those who cross thy pillows
fOnming;
1ndf side, Oh wave, with tireless breath,
We hope to sing when past our weary
roaming.
This side all tears-that side all Joy
oh, Thou OF every good tho gracious Biver,
Keep UP, Thine owD, tlll-blest employ
We sing Thy praise beside thaThrone for
ever.
There come dear one mayhap wen see,
Close by the shore, among the saints linz
mortal,
Whose cherished face, from every sorrow fro
Shall sweetly welcome us across tho port n.
Nay waiting not upon the brink
VIII glad impatlence, nor by waYos AT
frighted
MD pillows high, that rise and sink,
They plunge 10 meot ue-ooce again united.
Rest trother, rest; subduel thy foes
with rope we watch and walt the new day
dawnirg;
Already in the eaft there CLOVIS
The falr,soft radiance OF the coming morning
Sleep, brother, sleep; all trace OF wrong
Shall fade and die with earthly gloom and
Soon DER the earth the angels song
Shall usher In our glorious day OF gladness
-FTtd n, Woodward.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
In the Gnrienor Eden.

1t ie said that our first parents were not
troubled by dyspepsia, and that they know
nothing or debility, liver complaint or ma
laria diseases. But the children OF Adam, from
Cain down to the present time, have Inherited
bad blood and a host Of other disorders, most
Of Browns Iron Bitters. Mr., j. ID. Rodeier, OF
Greendale, Va, was cured Of bad case Of
eczema by this valuable medicine, and re-
commends 1t 10 every one IN his nelghborhoDd
for any disorder OF the blood, and rs a gem
CrHl tonic.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
THE NEW oPERA-HoUsE.
1t Win be Ready 10 be Occupied by
November 10.

The building committee OF the new opera
house say they will have 1t ready for the first
performance on November 10. Large forces
OF workmen are engaged in fitting up the In
terror. Tho galleries are being put in posi-
ton, the floors are being cotton ready for the
chairs, and the stage is being fitted up in all
ite details.
Mr.. slemmer, Mr.. Albaugh's scenic artist, is
engaged at present In the building painting
scenery. There Is also large lot OF scenery
stored in the building. Messrs. Sherwood and
Loritz, the property man and stage carpenter,
are also busy on the promises.
A large force Of frescoers are expected from
philadelphia this morning to decorate the
ceiling,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
WASHINGTON, OHIO & WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY BETwEEN AL

TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN ALEX,
ANDkIA AND ROUND HILL.
Leave washington ut s:25 q. M and i:25 u. M,
and Alexandria Ut 1895 a. m. and 4:35 .. m. Pass
Leesburg; going westward, at 1889 a. M and 6:i9
7:29 y. m.
Leave Round Hill at $50 q. m. and 1896 d. m,
Pash Leesbnrg, going eastward, ut 6:l2 a. m. and
6i5 p. IN. nd arriveat Alexandria at sos q. M.
ana 1l7 p. M. and at Washington at sis o. m. and
1928 y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Round Hill ct $3.50 q.
M and 1875 p. m. Arrives at Alexandria at sos o.
10. and 1l7 y. M. and Washington ut S:l5 a. M
and 1873 y. N. Leave Washington at 9:25 a. m,
and st6 y. M, Alexandria at 1885 a. m. and S:i5
y. m; pass Leesburg going eastward, at 8:I2 a.
M and b;l7p. M; westward, ii:36 q. m, and lO;i3
y. m,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
AMUSEM ENTS.
THE NATIONAL THEATRE.

THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
"slberia," as II is produced at the National
Theatre, is certainly a splendid performance.
II possesses all the elements OF tho successful
play.
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
The play OF ''7-20-S" at the opera House
Is meeting with the success that 1t deserves.
LINCOLN HALL.
ON the evening OF The 18th instant, william
Jackson Armstrong Will lecture at Lincoln
Hall. Hiss subject Will DO "dambetta." This
VIII be the first OF n series OF lectures TO be
delivered weekly by Mr.. Armstrong at the
same place. Professor Boyd will repeat his
lecture on "Memory," at the Y. M. O. A. build
ing this evening.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
One OF the best shows ever In this city is to
be eeen for ten cents nj tho Dime Museum.
THE THEATRE CoMIQUE.
The sensational play now being produced at
the Comique Is nightly enjoyed by large
audiences
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
Drunkenness, or the Liquor HABIT
Can be Cured by AdminlsteH9Hg

1t can be given In cup OF coffee. gftea with
out the knowledge Of the person. fdking It, Of
fecting speedy and permaneN6cure, whether
hollc wreck ThousarNeof drunkards have
been made temperaI lHXn who have taken the
Golden Specific In teif coffee without their
knowledge, and t&EtEay lhelieve they Quit drink
Ing OF their oIeffret WITH, No harmful effects
result from.tts administration. Cures guar.
anteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free.
AddreS GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co,
1856 Race St., Cincinnati, o.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

bhe NIexlenn YelerAus.

The convention OF Mexican Veterans con.
tlnued It's sessions In ST. Louis yesterday.
telegram was read from the Mexican secretary
OF war saying II would be impossible for tho
Mexican officers TO attend tho reunion, In
which they mad been invited 10 take part. The
Following officers were elected; PRESIDENT
James W. Denver, OF ohioj Vice-president,
HehMsr4 NJ, ID; Manson, OF indlena; seSretary,
grand marshal, Colonel Samuel l.. McFadden,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
The ChI.PhI FRATERNITY.

Yesterdays meeting OF tho Chi-Phi Fratsr.
nifty at the Arlington Hotel was devoted to rou.
tine business. There was n grand banquet
uon. Mr.. Il. J. Wheeler recited poem. Toasts
were responded as follows; "OhiPhi," by
Mr.. II. II. Davls;"O Oolore," by Il. Il. Sparks;
dies" by II, A. Learned. The toasts were in-
terspersed with music
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO RAIL WAY

LEAVE b. d p. DEPOT, SIXTH AND b SITS
9:l0 a. m.-POr all Way Stations and virginia
Springs Lexington, KY, Louisville, Cinoin-
Sunday.
1l:O! a. m,-For Williamsburg, Va, Newport
except Sunday,
$40 p. m.@For Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest and Southwest, Fast Express
2daiiyG does not stop for local bnsiness except
Ice to Louisville and Cincinnati.
1910 y. m.-For all Way Stations and Virginia
SPRINGS aud Columbus, Ohio. Daily except
suncay,
For tickets and Information apply at q. 4 o.
Railway Office 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue under
National Hotel, Va, Mid. hallway Office col
Pennsylyania ave and ID. d +. citation.
O. W. SMITH, Gen, Pass. AGENT,
General Manager.
FRANK TRlGG N. II. Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
STEAMBOATS,.
r ooK AT Low FARES.

FORTRESS MONROE AND NoRFoLK.
FlISI-CLASS FARE, 81; ROUND ThiP, sl.ne
y ne stenmer LAKE leRyeh slxthtueet WnArI'
m, aud salufday al p, M, returning Monday
morning. The, MosELhE leaves 9n Wedne9-
nection made M Old Point with Richmond boat;
connecting nj Norfolk with all Railroad and
psfsas o and rooms secured at b. q o. Ticket
ONCE iith and Penn, nvei o, II, THOMPSON DD2
Penn. ave; j. D. Free, 700 Market Space; st.
James Hotel, and General ohlce, Bixth-st. wharf.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer ],
W. THOMPSON leaves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at a. m. Fare - cts.
ALFRED WOOD Secretary,
GEO. r. PHILLIPS huparlntendent. myl0
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

James W. Reed and Jennette Mason.
Henry Davis and Alice Harris.
William T.tDavls and Jane Bowen.
William Carroll and Jane Simms.
John Champion, OF this city, and Emma
Wells, OF Benning's Station.
David Gee and Mary Johnson, both OF George
town, d. O. Ia.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
Price, List

at Francs, corner I'm a 4pssae Only Strictly
one'Price Hat and Gen HHfnishing Store In
this city; .sstRE
Brown and Rhiek DerByss 50; value, S2.75.
A No. J. QefDy, $2.15; value SO.
ExtrREJefby, So; value $3.50.
Daplfe Extra, $40; value 81.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTAUIISUED ATrarraT Iaaa
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Tho special bulletin issued from the signal
Onlce to-day says;
Continued cool and cloar weather IL in-
uicatod for tho Atlantic Coast States and lower
lake region on Saturday.
Frotts have occurred In New England, the
Middle Atlantic States and lower lake region,
the Ohio and Upper Mississippi valleys; and
the conditions are favorable for the recur-
renco OF frosts tonight In Now England and
tho Middle Atlantic statea, and In western
North Carolina.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

Tho regular meeting OF the New York Re-
publican Association Will be held this evening
at O'Clock at their rooms, No. $50 street.
W. II. Davis, esq, a member OF tho association,
Will deliver an address on the issues OF the
campaign. Nr. d. 10 a brilliant orator. This
association cordially invites the public to be
present.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
Loss OF FIesh ana streugth.,

WIN poor appetite, and perhaps sllGlssFcough
IN morning, or on first lying doW0Fht night,
should l,,n DC looked TO ~ time. Pa1S6ns amlcted
scious Of their rea lolQtsf Most cases com.
mence with dlsord ttd liver, leading to bad
slgesuon ana impe1A assimilation OF food
nehce inc eshhcHti0n, or wasting OF
the nesh. Ihf6 a fora o. scrofuIous disease,
and 10 cursole by the use OF that greatestlof All
blood;Gjennsing, and anu-bilous and invigo-
railing compounds, known as DR.. Pleroe's
uS461den Medical Discovery"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
"AIderney Dairy Wss6hs."

ing and deiive4d bssti6 "ward" prints l' 15o.
per ib. Also chtb<Nb cheese, buttermilk aud
sweet milksDY pefq Dream, loo. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
FAKcY GOODS.
AT
B-A-UM'S
Gents Furnishing DGDaFtn't
fARcY eoops.

The following Bargains can DO found and
Prices Guaranteed tho Loweeti
Genuine Lion Brand Colars....." loo. each
Genuine Lion Brand Cuffa......,...... 2Oc. pair
All-Linen Hemstitchod Handker-
chiefe, colored border ....,...,,,. 17c. each
AlIsilk satln.Lined Scarf. ......... SOC. each
Tho best Suspender In the city for 25c.
Plain and Fancy Border Handker-
Chiefs, ..,,....,.. l2hac. oach
Our Dwight Anchor Shirt, re-en-
forced and inished....l..,..,. dc each
Our Utica Nonparcil Shirt, re-en-
forced and nnished................. CSC. each
Our wamsutta Shirt REINFORCED
and nnlehed.s..,.. oZcs ehvH
Our Boys' Utica Nonpareil shirt,
re.enforccd and finished. .....".. SOC. oacn
Our Excellent Night Shirt, finished DOC cach
our Better Quality Night shirt, o.,,
finished ......,.... ...s...s..'ssss 1Oc' thsu
finished ...................s....,. 02c each
finished. .....,........ ,..,...,. 81 90 zach
shirt, finished ......,.,.....,..,.. 81 10 each
finished ,,..oo'....,,,.,. 50c. each
...............,........ 75c. each
Gents Merino shirts and Drawers. soc. each
Gent's Medicated Scarlet Shirts
Gents Camers,Hair Shirts and
Drawers.".....,.,,,.... 81 80 each
Drawers .......,... ...,.......... 81 % each
Gents Dalb,iggan Plain and Fancy.
Gents Merino NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. for Il 90
Gents SIX Umbrellas, 26-inch
Twilled Slik, Paragon Frame."... 81 90 each
HE-sPECIAL NOTIOE.---we wish TO say few
words In behalf OF our Shirts; that is, TO in.
sure satisfaction to our patrons, We guarantee
q perfect ut or money refunded.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
s. IT. MEYER,

9aa SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Gold and Silver Trimmings for RegAliaa Ban.
nern, dto. aps-R
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
The Prime Meridian Conference.

The International Primo Meridian Congress
VIII reconvene tomorrow at the State Depart.
ment.
1t is believed that In case the opposition of
the French delegates continues majority
resolution recommending tho adoption of tue
greenwich meridian VIII be passed aud the
French representatives left to adopt minority
report II they 20 deHire.
The congress, OF course, carries with II no
authority or power. II Is merely an interna-
tlonal conference, the recommendations OF
which might or might not be adopted by the
nations represented III the report 10 not sup
ported by all the delegates, II, Of course, loses
the desired effect aud will lack the forco thai
have, safNHs
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

FIRST FL00R---U Upholstery Goods
and Fancy Furniture.
SECOND FL00R----Fine Carpets
and Rugs of all kinds.
THIRD FL00R----lngrain Carpets
and all Cheaper kinds.
FOURTH FL00R----Parl0r Furni-
ture and Cabinets of all styles.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

Mr.. Blaine said Thursday in answer to an
inquiry from newspaper reporter, that the
assertion OF Warren Fisher that he (Blaine)
had offered a sum OF money for the "Mulllgan
letters" was utterly untrue 1t was mere
malicious invention. Mr.. Blaine added that
there was never time when he would have
paid single penny for the letters, though he
always maintained that IL was gross invasion
OF his private rights that the letters should be
hGwked about and published.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

RE~sPECIAL NoTIcE.---we wish TO say few
words In behalf OF our Shirts; that is, TO in.
sure satisfaction to our patrons, We guarantee
q perfect ut or money refunded.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

WILLIAM A. BEAMAN, p. N. @. OF MERIDIAN
CoMMANDERY NO. 17s, U. o. d. c.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
G. OHIO RAlLROAD

c,,s ,,-,, General Passenger Agent.
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w AGO Elk HAMMER
WACO, MARCH Z 1851,


More laws, dagren, law,-tbese an,
"hii are being offered the public ON the
't'1rrence Vi any startling mstter in
"h Gu there Is anything Of injury To liza
and property. o 'N'' " '"'
la" Is species u fetch which ia an.
pea.'d To on all occasions, and which IL.
apparently expected 90 perform mira.
t'e'' We, or many Of Us. are ,In.s.
""T,mperS, and law is the Joss whom
we invoke ON all occasions in which
"'I'S'r threatens or a calamity has fall.
en- upon u.s.
Ihi' law whom t'l are so frantic,lv
iuNoNlng j, very intangible and upcer.
uu, after all II would seem to he all
lhal is necessary 'u accomplish slmn.t
any ihug There are temples devoted
,' ITS worship in every village, city and
u'''''! Ih me mon. l'- literature is
more extended and Il may be added e.
more contradictory and conflicting than
the sacred books Vt the liruhnin., Law
% everywhere umupre.cu,, but failing
m being umnipDtcut Despite all the
law, there is AN inccs.ant demand for
more Of It, Every State has its law.
masters, some iu session every year, some
every two Years. The nation ba. If.
;nY M ,N'i' VINO are nara at work max
,,s,i ','''' NV. i.t"' several months OF each
t',,,, ~ . NE '''l''lleS nav" their manu-
'VIuFer7 VINO enact moro laws one day
. II, each week. and the same IS true Of
u, ''' ,''l .o''' eaeh week. AT least, there
~, >I I,i 'i'''' ''" aided To that already
a'','.''i'..,l..,.
IN law i, , ,''r nope OIL inc world that IS
w. ~ II,''O,o ia" law m 'rIlIn, and
wi pa e"'i,'n. Ia" IN horarl'S, III the
n ,,-t 'n me h'ad7' law every
, "np't, ''e' Us nave more OF 1t. Every
, ,t,'' I,,''e ~ ''Ie' IN "h'rn II Is shown
,Sa, t''t us J., 10 NC In'nn III the tart
.nas o.',''.uS Is uhu'f' lhe infringement
Va" oi ,e,'S' anu 'le results irlgh.ful, we
auu some more Jaw. People TAX them
,e'i,., ,'''ul'l'i'l! u" support ms Fetch,
~ .,'G't'', us "'heo'ion-' To add to the
iu'i.otr VI us Temp rs, ana the army Of
'',''l VS. priests, ana attendants.
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at one'isl
p yalu. i
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state suiaS
disc innss
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20 Bid
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-07

lies ARE frequently preceded 10y IL
sense ID. WEIGHT M the huck, loius and
lower part NJ the abdomen, causing the
patient tu suppose he hus some affection
of the kidneys or ucghboriug urgnna.
At times, symptoms of Indigestion ARE
present, us iintulency uuonsiucss ot the
stomach, otc \ muisture.hke perspirR
ton, producing very dlsngrecublc
itching, particularly at night uftcr get.
ting warm IN bed, l- a very common at
ten mt. Blind Bleeding and Itching
~ 'NIcld nt once to- the application Of
~ Hoeuuko's Pile Remedy, which acts
b stly upuu the parts affected, absorb
te the Juniors, niluyIuE the mtcusc
Is. my, aud affecting permanent cure,
lrr' the other comedies have failed.
DO not delay uttl the drain GA the 4ys.
t"m produces permanent disability, but
try 1t and bee cured. Price, 30 cents.
Sunt prcrulu on receipt Of price, Al.
dress, The Dr.. Bo-nnku Medicine Co.,
PiqnuOmo. SoIdby Curtrr& Williamson
ami j. ID. Cornish, druggists, Waco.
iRl llW
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One brown mare mElr md one Iun
Hlcy. 3 9th branded on len shoulder !. !
Win hu over n md about two wears "Iu'
A liberal reward offered TOR lh'lr Ir'uIh
Oh Information leading IA ih'Ir recovery
RoHERT GttEfNwpOp
Spegcyi,lc, Vet nan rouu,t' lthas,
Yarn tHeIyr mile west ~ NH'"' lU1o
WILL YOU SUFFER- win Dyspep,ia
and Liver Compliant SnilOh's Niudlci
Is guaranteed % cure sou. For sale by
a-tlus s. Morrison.
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Clerk Distract r,uI.
Mrl."nWm rmu'N, Texas
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Mallory * Allen have received gu
elegant line Of spdug goods. lhoss
wanting new suit or u new 81! 10
hat will call on them
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n yuu wish a huud-ome and -fyIi =
a. rprt canine the immune STOCK "f
Singer Bros
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THAT HACKING COUCH can he
-o quickly cured by ~hiloh's Cure We
ES,Hlarahir" 10 Castles & Morrison
"hoIo-A'" mj Retail agents. ' I
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lfo, LiE r =, les NIGHTS, made mi.era.
w. ny ihi ,'rrIblrug.h. ShfIob's Cur.
H. '',,'ll Tor You For -ue by Cas-
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SHlLOhs CURE WILL immedl-
Ht' y relieve Group, Whoopipg ,onyb
ana bronehti-, For sale by Cistiss
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specIrl iu luccmrnts IA Ct-rt, nm
lace Curtains It > nng", fro.
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n Won Az. iu ne I'd ~ nu "F"5n'4t '"
ADVANTAGE OF th- marked down 7a'' "'
y. Haber'- tlI- week
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"Roush on Coughs" Troahes, cyl
liquid SOC. tc
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Mother swan Worm syrup, taste
.es.. elective 2Jc- "