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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-04-03

AN EASY CURE FOR HICCoUGH.-Hic-
cough is convulsive contraction of the dia-
phragm. 1t is only necessary to allow an
exceedingly long and, at the end, fOrcible
expiration to follow long and quiet inspi- i,
ration. The slow inspiration, especially
when it is chiefly performed by the wall of
the chest, prevents the phrenic nerve from
being too powerfully irritated, while the
long expiration gives this nerve time to re-
cover from it's over-irritation. A remedy
which the writer has tested many times
without failure can always be used upon a
person who has "the hiccoughs'' by some
one else, and generally by the sufferer him
self Y say to your friend something like
this: "See how close together you can hold
the tips of your forefngers without their
touching. No, keep your elbows out free
from your sides. You can get your fingers
closer than that. They are touching now.
There, now hold themso. Steady: BY this
time you can generally ask: 'Now, why
don't you hiccough ?" The involuntary
tendency to breathe slowly and steady when
the attention is fixed on performing deli
cate manipulation is here what countelacts
the convulsive action Of the diaphragm.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-04-03
coFFINS AND CASKErS.
TO PAINTERS.

GEALED proposals will be received by the
y County Commissioners Of York county, at
their office in Yorkvile, until II o'clock NJ, on
Monday, April 2lst, 1884, for the PAINTING OF
THE COUNTY COURT HOUSE the work to
include the painting of the exterior of the brick
walls all of the wood work Of the exterior; all
ming of the walls and ceilings ofal the rooms on
both floors the work to be done in accordance
with plans and specifications to be seen at the Of
flee Of the County Commissioners.
Bids must be accompanied with bond in double
the amount of the bid, with two good sureties
for the faithful performance Of the work and the
County Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board.
JAMES B. ALLISON, Clerk.
March 20 II 5t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-04-03

A JUDGE SHAKING HIS HEAD.-When
Lord Mansfield once exclaimed to Mr.. Dun
ming, as he was laying down a legal point,
ooh, if that be law, Mr.. Dunning, may as
we'll burn my law books" "Better read
them, my lord" was the ready retort.
In a similar manner, an Irish Judge shook
his head as Mr.. Curran was celebrating one
of his points to jury. 81 see, gentlemen,
the motion of his lordship's head common
observers might imagine that it implied, a
mistaken. 1t is merely accidental. Be-
lieve me, gentlemen, if you remain here
many days, you will yourselves perceive
that when his lordship shakes his head
there's nothing in it y"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-04-03

A NEW METHOD OF WATERMELON Gull
TURE.-A correspondent Of the RWW NeO
Yorker describes the following method by
which an extraordinary cropof watermelons
was raised: Holes were dug ten feet apart
each way, eighteen inches square and fifteen
inches deep. These holes were filled with
wel-rotted manure, which was thoroughly
Incorporated with the soil. a low, flat hill
was then made and seed planted: When
the vines were large enough to begin to
run, the whole surface was covered to the
depth of a foot or fifteen inches with wheat
straw. The straw was placed close up
around the vines. No cultivation whatev
er was given afterward ; no weeds or grass
grew. The vines spread over the straw,
and the melons matured clean and nice.
The yield was abundant, and the expert
ment was an entire success. This is surely
worth irving this year.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-04-03

WHITE SpECKs IN BUTTER.-There are
many causes for the white specks OCCASION
ally found in butter. An acid state of the
milk as it comes from the COW, caused by
the food or otherwise, will cause it; it is
quite possible that giving sour milk to the
cow may explain the trouble. 1t is easy to
ascertain this by stopping the practice and
noting the result. 1t is useless thing to 90
anyway, and is of no benefit whatever. II
the cream is warmed too quickly before it
is churned, and when it is sour, that will
cause the specks. No remedy can be given
until the cause is known, and among the
causes are the condition of the COW; keeping
the milk too long before skimming; keep
ing the cream too long before churning; ex-
cessive sourness of the cream warming the
cream too much and too quickly, and also
the farrow condition Of the cow on the near
approach Of calving.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-04-03

THE GROWTH OF THESOUTH.-Ihe man,
atact,uers' Record publishes statement OF
two months progress in manufactures IN
the South, showing the amount of capital
invested in Southern manufacturing and
mining enterprises during January ana
February. The amount is placed at S2o ,2O0,-
600. Kentucky shows the largest aggre-
gate. $6,S51 900, while Alabama is second
with S5,210,000, Virginia $3,S3O,O 600, Texas
So, 593, 900, Georgia S2,074,0OO, Maryland 81
O15,OOO, North Carolina 900, West
Virginia 1916, 900, south Carolina 800, 900,
Tennessee $780,, 900, and other States a little
less than $50, 900 each. This remarkable in
crease is made up Of a wide diversity of in
dustries. Cotton mills now building and
inaugurated since the 1st Of January will
cost So, ,25O, 900, and add more than 100000
spindles to the number now in the South
As showing their faith in cotton manufac-
turing a number of old established Southern
mills propose to largely increase their ca
pacity. The Eagle and Phoenix mills at
Columbus, Ga, intend to erect a new ST.
100000 mill. The Rome, Ga, cotton factory
will spend 100000 on new mill. The
Riverside Cotton Mill Company at Dan
Vile, Va, the Mathews Mill Company at
Selma, Ala, and the Birmingham, Ala,
cotton mill will each eXpend about 100000
or more on new mills, while in addition to
these numerous other cotton factory pro-
jects are being worked up.
An immense amount of Northern and
Western capital is going into Southern in
dustries and the Southern people are invest
ing heavily in new enterprises.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

COPAKTN EKSH1F.
hrs. J. R. & r. ANDRAL BRATTON haV-
h ing associated themselves in the practice OF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY, offer their SER
vices to the citizens of this town and surround
ing country.
Special attention given to the diseases Of women
and children.
March l3 II At
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-04-03

WANTS SEPARATIoN.-The New York
Graphic says of South Carolina, in connec-
ton with the Cash sensation:
'The State of South Carolina ought to
have been permitted to secede. 1t ought to
be kicked out of the Union. 1t is no place
for any man who respects law or order to
live. Doubtless young man Cash will es-
cape punishment either by running away or
through the tenderness of the court which
tries him, and then the two ought to set up
a government of their own and assert their
authority with pistol and boWie-knite from
one end of the State to the other"
TO which the Ne,cs and Courier makes the
following apt and vigorous reply:
"There is more crime, and more unpun-
ished crime, in the North than in the South
and if 'the two of whom the Graphic speaks
wanted to set up little government OF
their own, they would find Long Island
more congenial field than South Carolina.
There is as much law and order in this State
as there is in New York, despite the occa-
sional use of the pistol. There is evidence
of this in the zeal and energy with which
the State authorities took up the Cash mat
ter. More could not have been done any
where, and there are few places in which so
much would have been effected. The Grtlph-
ic must retract its needless words, or stand
convicted of malicious SANDER"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-04-03
REPAIRING,

Of all kinds, promptly done on short notice.
Steam Engines, and agricultural machinery OF
class of work that may be wanted in his shop, he
viii attend any call for repairing stationary en-
gines, doing the work on the premises, thus OBJ
Waiting the necessity of moving the engine,
Prices reasonable. Terms, cash on completion
of the work. EDWARD If1oNAo' az
Nav 10 ~ u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-04-03
Anmuruns 9epartmeut.
THE SOUATTER,S FOOL.

~ am looking for a stray horse" said q
man stopping at the house of an Arkansaw-
yer, and addressing a native who came out
and leaned on the low fence.
"Whut sorter horse?"
s'Sorrel, with white star in his fore
head"
Chow longs he been gone?'
"About day and half"
"Good work nag?"
"First rate"
"Wanter swap him for a better one?"
"No, believe not"
"White star in his forehead, yer say?"
eyes"
cam yer don't wanter swop him?''
"No, believe not"
Certain he's good work nag?"
"Of course am"
cam yer don't wanter swap him for a
better one?"
"Here, my friend, I haven't time to talk
such nonsense. want to know if you
have seen anything of the kind of horse 1
described"
"Why didn't yer say SOP"
eyer didn't. Said that's the kind O. hoss
you was looking fur, but yer did't ak eff
I'd seen him."
"Excuse me, for 1 intended to. He got
loose and I have looked for him nearly
everywhere"
"Good work nag?"
"Splendid, the best I ever saw"
"Don't want ter swap him for better
one?
81 told you no.'
"But that was before you axed if I'd
seen him."
The searcher after information looked at
the squatter with hard stare, but the squat
ter, undaunted, leaned on the fence, while
tobacco juice showed disposition to trickle
from the corners of his mouth.
81 thought that had seen the biggest
fool in the whole country, but you take the
lead," said the inquirer with deliberatlon
that left no room for mistake. 81 thought
that my wife's father was the biggest fool in
the universe, but you are the captain"
"Well, now, here, stranger, eff you're out
lookin' fur fools, jes' git down an wait tell
my son-in-law comes from the still house.
Talkin' bout fools, mister, WY you're way
behind the latest diskiveries. Tell you
what that son-in-law O. mine done. We
was killin' hogs the other day an the fust
thing knowed he had scalded hisself an
hung hisself on the pole, shores yer bon
he did. Tell YER nuther thing he done !:
Come from meetin' t'Other night an put
that mule in the house an went out an stood
all night in the lot. Stranger, don't talk
ABOUT IOOlS In CnlS nelSuDOTuOOu lcSoSu yei
want ter git foored. WY, sab, a feller in
suited my son-in-law t'other day and he
kicked hisself 'cross the road"
s'That has nothing to do with my horse,
and want you to tell me whether or not
you have seen him."
"Wall, tell me 'zackly whut sorter boss
he is"
"Sorrel, with white star in his forehead" )"
"Good work nag?"
GAS good as l ever saw, and"
one, do you ?" and the squatter lodged just
in time to avoid blow which the stranger
leveled OF him. So far as the Arkansaw
man is concerned, the sorrel horse with the
white star in forehead, the good nag which
the stranger did not care to swap for better
one, is still at large.-Arkaasaao TTareter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01
Win Pen and sseuctI.

"No, sir; don't believe newspape
men are more Hiss ipated than any othei
class ut mru. ~ no earn their living h,
their hrains,' said Mr. A. II Siegfriei
manager ni The advertising depal tment
of the st. Paul Pioneer. Press. Still
those Of them who 10 de. X work are
tempted To stimulate, for it's very hard
on the nerves and stomach "
AS Tor example,
las Tor example. in nv own case.
stuck 10 my desk on this paper until my
nerves we're like n bunch Of telegraph
wires atter gale, and my stomach kept
aoou' as good time AS n two-dollar watch.
MY irleuos seGgeste 4 thi, and the doc
tors advised that, but one dAy | caught
on To an 'ad ~ Parker's Tonic mud
tired II. | have never endorsed "a mr.
prietarN medicine hefo,a, but | shali do.
part from my rule auG say that tho
Tone Is not merely the best thing Int
he Gully thug hat beaks up these at -
tack. All desk woi ker> SHOULD make a
note 4 IT"
The preparation which has Neen
known AZ Farker's GluHer Tonic, viii
hereafter hc advert sed aud sold slmpiy
nud-r the uame Of Paiktr's Tonic A,
urplncipled III alers arc constantly de
'eNug their customers bv substituting
lntrdur articles under the name ot gin
ger, ind "a glus ger * really an important
ing'tdirnt, W. drop the misleadn, wor
lherc /, no change however, in the
riparatlou Itself aud all bottles re-.
III in'ng IL the hands OF dealers.
"nprcd under the uHne - Parker.
Ginger Tome, confirm the geuuiur med
iciie II the f,c sim lie signature OF HIS.
ca Go. is at the bottom OF the outside
NHpper.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01
WACO EXAMINER.
WACO. MAY /, 1854
What Has Baen

Cb,r xor.ht,,1 ;ll,.-,..
still =, - t1-ser WIN Us
tbo,,h -. 49, ~, 55A'slI' Rofld.Sorn
clilibnoj -, - I'Gnus "a ouf
manorv -" 'i "a poiuly In our
~ None o'iler were hall SO true,
,Lat , ~ WY 80 Clever There was
I..'a,,' 'oule poet VINO might have
vii oe'oNu eHhysoh, IL only he
nn.i,, -. -a 'oAue1'ghaed to give his
,r.,a.J '..e "or''; pu' VINO preferred
IN ai'', ~ 'naS'lne ms matchIess gems
wa I,Ii' una Ihe 'lhe-hoW devoutiy
wa aI,'7 IA MN no" profoundly
,ur,,''i ''' .,,, MN ne Uthet DAY we
s,,i l" up ''"''h oi ms NOMINATIONS,
v,,rs l., ''' .''V'n WI we llSlt Oh thifty
i, u, ,.' -, we Ven, we round them SICK
,ir ''I' ~ sentiment, mating III
rIy,noa "i'S Vi impure or iemih NE
- ra,,,. IN l''a We were iooiish enough
t.'t ,,.". 'I'e iiiuS,0h OF years md
,.oIl. ,'',1 a., what pouildiess
c." CO WIN us Sun year hnd the
ta,', S VI W" modest village We
.i ~ HN''"n men Only tolerabiy
~. va vi oI'','"-nieh VINO ehVied
th,m,,l,t H. 'i' ""o n''u S-"'oVo' ana
rLn 1ao,I ''l'o,,NcS POOR ny comparison
,,n,,Ii -'a '.'N VI "'u young u"Vs
,n Layo hoon NV N I I' P'ole herSel'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01
HOME COMFORT,
After pa kniUy Ride a. Country
Physician Tells what ne
Thinks ofsonic l'eopis

ar r.t.t >. ,
uo'iT - w. ,a.tUus So'ae I,eopi'
ana n 't" "'." my nreu doctor
ana when thrN dout' exclaimed
-, V, onsa,. l,,,i. a. ne eu'ere1 JUS hou 5,
III u"SeN 'l'ie NlHaSe IN the interior
Va '"c say W NcW lotN' after ted
ha,. sn' w. "I many i'liIe,. II
80, ~" INV" Nt'i''he lue thoun
Us W 7ee u''n' WI" 'he htrsseh'
was VERY 7l'h anu nor llkell
40 NV VA morning unless he ha'
,"'i.'e"la'e "e'P' ana round hlnl sui
',i'N 'tou, a'le' sharp NJ ach oi
.",.!, N'llc" ms I7uli'y might nave
',e''V" !" 'rn minutes II they hhd
otn n'I." VI 'gn'' ahu TWO or lhtec
~. 'r ,,. ,e. .I' III 'he mouse bu,
~ hon ,Gn In ,'"," * i'"'"n' ~ ~ n''u
,h" ,u" ,"u ,'Ss' acne or pam tshe'
..I'"', '''u Tor auoctor' whether they
wv. Pay ll''ll or hol,
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Valuable city and Country
Property For sale.

/
One ihrce-storY iron front brick
| store house on south 4th street.
| ocventy-tive feet front on Franklin
street, with four houses bringing in
good revenue. VIII sell at option OF
/ buyer all or twenty feet.
One iiye-ropm cottage, with iOOx69
feet lot, corner OF Washington and
Seventh streets.
Three hundred and twenty acres of
and, onc-halt OF the swain survey.
Bear creek, Travis county.
-Four hundred and eighty acres.
onc-iourth OF the w. Howell survey
on Valley creek, R1nncls county.
All very fine valley lnnd Magnif-
cent water.
Eight hundred aud twentv.four
acres, onc.third OF the Ambrose Grain
survey fronting on the Brazos in Jones
county, all fine valley land, LASTING
water ten miles from Texas Pacific
railway.
Six hundred aud forty acres. section
., southern Pacific railway, ON line
oi Eastlaud aud stephens county.
about fifteen miles from three depots.
SIX hundred and forty acres Sec. SO,
:. +. ny, in Mitchell county, 10 miles
from Colorado City.
TWO sections, southern Pacific rail-
way, on north Concho. in Tom Green
county, about twenty -fiye miles from
Colorado City.
Twelve sections on the line Of Tom
Green and Coucho counties. neal
hlckapoo and Japan springs.
ms property will bc sold for cash
~ grch' sacrifice Tor the next thirty
days. Apply tu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

n'l hl'lHie lllc lucl Expressed Ill Tie fOl-
lowing lines:
YoIn ne'er convince , fool b,msc,,,,.o.
Heha rates realities, and hugs The cheat,
N"' SUI 'ns '"'s p'7As"fs' the deceit
An ihN"ild, whose disease had been
pronounced inclfNh,e' in'rlSted his case
GA in"ck' 1t was his last resort. The
,"uTi PROMISED tli"e IL ne would submit
" Us tfs"tmeht Tor SIX months he
@uiohlhke u wen man oi nm bnt NJ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01
A Dclusc oil Law.

fora laus Siffnrnnt layvS -thess MA
u.t sre being offered the nuhlio an the
n'nrrence az any startling matter in
,ich ,bars Ia or,tsin1 of iniurv In liza
"A nrnnartv
ar :n.c;e. NJ ,etich which ia an.
,oi.J ~ -. oil ncca.;nns and which i.
raran,c ovner,eJ IA norfnrm mira
~ W. or many ~ no ore los.
orsl nor. and law i ,be lass whom
% If jnke an MI occnsinns in which
snCe, threatens or a calamity has fall
mo, us
This /. W whom ALI are so fronticollv
nvokino il very int,uuibla and uncer.
tain. attel all +, would aem to be all
that ia necessary to accomplish almost
ANYTHING. There are TEMPLES devoted
to its w6rsnip in every village. city and
county in the Union. its literature is
more extended and i, NAV he added -
more contradictory and conflicting than
the sacred books Of the Brahmins' Law
i, everywhere -omnipresent, but falling
in being omuipotent. Desrie all the
law, there is an lncessant demand for
more of it. Every State has its law
makers, some in session every year, some
every two years. The nation has its
laW-mhkerS who are hard At work max
ing more laws several months of each
twelve. The counties have their manu-
lecturers who enact more laws one day
in each week, and the same is true Of
every cty-onc each week, at least, there
is some more law added TO that already
on hand.
Law is the hope of the world that is
TO say, statute law law in yellum, and
on parchment; law IN libraries, IN the
schools, N mems heads, law every
where. Let us have more OF it. Every
time there Is tire, in which II is shown
that the cause is to be found in the fact
that building is finder, the management
careless and the results frightful, we
add some more law. People tax them.
selves Unfortunately to support this fetch,
10 increase its dimensions, TO add 10 the
number of its temples, and the army Of
acolytes, priests, and attendants.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01
The NuIlciu pInnI.

The old deld Mullen which con
talhs y uu-cilaginous principle So
healing To- the lungs and throat " hen
inside into = tea and combined with
mat stimulating eXpecturant sweet
GUN which grows along our southern
s"ahps, presents IN IAylur's Chero.
kee Remedy OF Sweet Gum ard Mui-
lem pleasant sud elective cure for
Group, Whooping Cough. Cold and
Consumption Price 21rt- and 81 20.
lhls with Dr. Digpers. Southern
hemedl, AN equally ,iilcaciau- rene.
~ Tor Cramps, Collie, piarthUA.
pysentery. aud children suffering
IRON the effects OF tctthiug presents y
little Medicine Chest no household
should De without. for the speedy re
NET Of sudden aud dangerous attacks
OF the ,ung- aud bowels. Ak YOUR
druggists for them. MANUFACTURED by
Walter A. TaN or. Atlanta, TIA Fro
prietor TAILOR Premium Cologne.
AT Wholesale Toy Cameron. Cas- les
x story at retail b, II. Bchreu- and
all druggists
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CIT HON


Tur STATE or TtX,s !
In the County Cont. Nav Tenn.
An lssi
To the sheriff or an, Corstnblc of Mo
Icnnnu County. u cetirp
You are hereby commandrd, that by
ru,Lin., qualifications nj. rit,,ti,u in snu,,.
,,.v sn,,,i,r ,,,,h ishr,l in mo r.,nty nf Nr
Lehman if mere hr n newspaper publish, d
in said county (hut if not. ihrp in the near.
est cuuuty wt,cr, n nrwsunncr il NH.
H,hcd). tor four weeks prcvion. 10 the re-.
arm dnv hereof Won summon re Me.
Cur,iy. who's, residence j. unkno.,n. to Ia
nnl apprnr before the county cont. Ia hc
hutlrn IL. and Tor the county ot McI.nn.
nan nt the courthouse thereof. in Waco,
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tenc sexual debility, cured by "W eli. ,
Health Rrnew.r" '''
SHIIOIPS yrrAJ,ZEK IL v,,, ro,.
need Tor Combination, ln..nt N"m,i,t.
Dizziness, ard All symptom. OF bysr,p
SIN rrIc" 10 aud - ceut- per bottle. 70,
.u,y,,,
Hhh 'po VI ABE miHriHhl" by l.
,R's''oh, "hst 'p'hon lliIzmrss, Lpss
~ pen g. f"lIp@ Skin ShlIoh's
hH'IeH q Morrison.
III lIOllS CURE Will i'm uod-
aud Bronchitis. Far .ale ~ Oh. =.
n Mnrriao
GROUP WUOopINI. rnIfGu an,
Rro.,rhi,s iuI,,..uirls ,,I'..,'.u
w" NV u '''' Oy Va ne
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

"Dr Daughter
"tnu Toe made the picture of health,
with lew bottles of II ~ BIllrr-'
Nv i'll YOU let them >uiicIt'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

SlFFl'L NIGHTS, made miscia-
bic by that terrible cough Smloh's Gun,
is tn" remedy Tor on. For sale by Cas-.
ties 4 Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

It's one OF the peculIrltlu- Of ,h,
Amhrhn pe'pl. to dcvotc all their tim,
4" i7lnrss, without regard t. hcnIth
In n rush tor m one, aud fame. mnu,
liH'"rr ruined, which, with prop at
teh'n ma timely uSr Of u prup,rcor.
reese, could he S,Ned. For this pur
pw therc ~ nothing rqnul to Tia,
IltlY y Ii Bitter~, 1t relicves III,
Hy-m Of all impurities, pufilirs IN
bid. and, 10y ASSISTING nniurr. REF ,ora
nnnAl hcMlth NM Nirnr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

Will YOU SUFFER w.th Uyspep,a
and Liver compltnt? Snion's VitdInI
isVuuantcei 10 clrc sou. For sale by
,-tir- ~ MORRISON.
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To All who are suilcrlng from the err
tors and lndescrrtion- at youth, ncrvn rs
weakness, early decay, loss e manhood,
tic. Will ~end II recipe thnt will cure
N"u, fltEE OF IlARGE This grcnt
remedy whs discovered 10y y missionary
IN II nth Am rlca. Send selt-uddre-s.
cd envelope to he Rev Joseph z. In
man, Station ID, New York City. 3-2G-
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

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