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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-04-07

ANA nniIrond Men.

bhu
Colonel w. L. Barker, superintendent OF tho
Pullman Car service OF this division, with
headquarters In this city, has gone 10 old
Point to recuperato his health. His recent
trip 10 Florida ala not improve him much.
HIS friends hope and believe that the tonic sea
air viii restore his failing health. Colonel
Barker Is one OF the Oldest employees OF the
pullmans IN pointo service, and enjoys their
fullest confidence.
EThe entire line OF tho Virginia Midland Road,
from Alexandria TO Danyille, Is to be relnid
with heavy steel rails by tho first OF october
and the Richmond Danvllle Division VIII be
rolaid from Richmond TO Atlanta, Ga,
Captain Pat Reagan, of tho Baltimore \ Po'
tomac, is running the fast mall south u
Quantlco.
Every train coming from tho South Is packed
with eXcursionlsts returning northWard.
Numbers OF inquiries are daily made OF
THE CRITIC by persons wishing Information
about tho country along tho limo OF inc NOR.
folk 4 Western Railway, and tho schedule OF
trains on that road MOI publishing the Time me-
company is located In the city, consequently
we can't furnish the information.
The Richmond 4 Danylllo system is 10 have
a display, OF tho products OF the country
Worlds Exposition at New Orleans next fall.
Colonel A. l.. Rives, general manager OF tho
system, Will give directions as 10 the colloc-
tlon and management OF the eXhlblte, The
virginia Midland can mako a good showing
for the old Dominion In minerals, stones,
woods ana different varieties OF forest tlmber5
and farm products.
Captain Percy Smith, the energetic pas.
sengor agent OF tho Baltimore n OHIO, reports
business brisk over that popular line 10 all
points East and West. it's cool day when
Persey gets left on passenger business.
IN THE Criminal Court this ROffiihg
Mr.. o. X. Harris was arnRigned RHlthe charge
OF libel preferred by FAbMess Lucas and en-.
tered plea of not guLl3yt
BOYS COnsspsSen pit at a saks 4 Co.'s
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BETROTIHEp.

-GAssENHEIMER.-J. W. Hec.
hlnger TO Bertha Gassenheimer, both OF this
city No cards. New Orleans and Marshall
(TeX.) papers please copy.l
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MARRIED.

LAw-LA FONTAINE.-On the 9th instant,
j. W. Law and Mary La Fontaine, by Rev. DR..
Cuthbert, both OF Washington, d. O.
VINoENT-KIPP.-At Santiago College, San
tlngo, Chill, February %, 1881, Joseph NJ.
Vincent, OF LOS Angeles, CAL, TO Lizzie Kipp,
OF Washington, d. q. [Star copy.l
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-04-07

The opening games OF the season will be
played at Athletic Park this week, commenc-
Ing this afternoon with a game between the
Washingtons and Providence. These clubs
meet again tomorrow afternoon, and on
Thursday and Saturday the Washingtons Will
be pitted against tho strong League team
from Detroit. Games will commence atlixtSy"
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WnshInrton Liternti.

Charlotte Republican.
Messrs. Blaine and Cox are only two of
host who are now engaged In literary work In
Washington, Proctor Knott and AlnswOrth L.
sponord, the Librarian OF Congress, are get
ting along very slowly on their history OF
American humor. Congressman Kasson Is
writing diplomatic history of the war. DR..
Ioring, the Commissioner of Agriculture, Ia
publishing work ON sugar culture In tho Uni
ted States. Ezra l.. Stevens, now Chief CLERK
OF the Indian Bureau, and, In the days OF
Joshua Giddlngs, one OF the chief abolitiOnlstS
OF Washington, is writing history of tho I'm.
derground Railroad, which promises TO be full
OF interesting story and unknown fact. Colo
mel Charles Lee Jones, who was one OF the sec;
onds In two OF the most noted Congressional
duela before the war, is negotiating as TO
writing book on the Code OF Honor and Duel
ing In tho United States. George Bancroft IS
Just completing his last edition and his maj
one OF HE great history, and II VIII now go
forth revised for posterity,
LEWIS p. SHOEMAKER and Others have
complained TO the Commissioners that the DIFF
ferent street railroad companies 10 not keep
tho pavement about their tgARhS In good con-
dition. spW
omLDREN's Easaeestits at A. saks 4 CO.'S
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Mr.. Burrows, who was confirmed by the SEN
ate on Saturday az Solicitor OF the Treasury,
is ut his home In Michigan, and as several
days Will elapse before he can, DO at his office,
no has boon telegraphed TO take the oath OF Of
flee at once so that his assistant, Mr.. Robinson,
can act In disposing OF tho accumulateAor0as
tine business. ses
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AMUSEM e NTS.



This evening Mr.. NJ. u. Curtis, tho prom.
nent comedian, opens in weeks engagement
at the National Theatre In his iuimitable crea.
tion OF "Saml OF Posen," tho commercial
drummer. Tho play is one Of great interest
and exceedingly humorous. The support Is
excellent.
ToRD's opEnA.uoUsE.
This week Gilbert and Sullivans now opera,
"Princess Ida," will be presented at Ford's
opera-House by Stetson's original New York
opera Company. Tho company is ono OF
the finest on tho boards, and the opera VIII DO
presented In magnificent style.
THE THEATRE CoMIQUE.
An entire change OF programme is an-
nounced for this week at tho Theatre Comiquo.
Mr.. Harry Montagues latest sensation, "hn-
tics" Will DO presented by flne company,
and Mabel Summers, tho handsomeet formed
artistic In washington, will make her debut in
Living Art Pictures"
TIE DIME MUSEUM.
AS special feature ut the Dime Museum
this week the celebrated George Kunkel ana
the Hollywood Family appear in "Uncle Toms
Cabin" Performances every afternoon and
evening.
THE MENDELssoHN QUINTET CLUB.
The Mendelssohn Quintet Club, OF Boston,
assisted by Madame Cora Giese, will give q
grand concert at Lincoln Hall on Tuesday,
the 18th inst.
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EASTER caySsss J. oould's, 42l OH st,

TuEsyif1 of the late Timothy Tourney
nfed with the Regstor to-day, places tho es
tate in the hands OF Jno. II. Lehman and Fran.
widow and children. The Will OF the late
Harriet p. Mccormick, also hled, leaves the
estate 10 the relatives OF the deceased.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-04-07

UTANTED-s350 CASH WILL BE PAID
w for comfortable brick house, O or rooms,
mod. i'm, bet. eth and 18th and and o sts n W.
Address box =, Critic office. api.3tA
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this evening, II you arc for Logan, Yalss'f0l
Adams delegates. II you are antisAssf6r, vote
for Adams delegates. lrXolaSs1h favor OF the
iice.holders, vote zfsStfdQms delegates. Re
member the YaSNfhg kauls friend and vote fol-
Adams delegates.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-04-07

Mr.. Frank SharSsesSs,
doing business at 40 SezC4fth street, has the
finest and largest aassfsfhent OF Easter eggs TO
be found in the atS ranging In price from l
cent to SO. &zsh6rama eggs specially. Also
n full skeeK of CONNECTIONS; caramels and
fine. RSsstd candy, 20 cents per pound.
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r. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN,

o9l SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public u respectfully notified that am no
longer at 9S2 \ o., but e2l Seventh street N. W.
MAKE NO mistake. II ". HARVEY,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

| II carries the key of Sunshine and Gladness to
| the heart OF every woman. Sent on receipt OF
| stamp. Address Dr. Hartwell, Mansfield, Mass.
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Insurance Decision.

Washington, 1.-THE Supreme
Court to day rendered decision in
q life insurance case from Pennsyl~
vania in which the insurance policy
stipulated, sit representations and
answers made to the company in
the application for policy should be
found untrue in any respect, the
policy should be void" Policy
holder in his application stated he
had never had asthma, consumption
ar Ecrofula, and 1t subsequently, sp-
peared these diseaseS were latent in
his system. The lower court held
that this invaIidsted the policy re-,
gard,ess Of the fact whether the sp
piicant was aware OF the fact or not.
The Supreme Court rever5es this de-
cision on the ground tnat, il the d.
seases were so latent that the appii.
cant was not aware of them, it was
no fraud on his part such as would
justify invalidation of his policy.
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Wall Street.

New York, 14-Governmen's weak;
Iover Tor AZ and AZ, and higher fer 81;
RAILWAYS weak; result of dny's trading
SHOWS a weaker stock market tn N Tor
eaverel wesks. and all stocks with the
81 Ia axception of Pittsburgh and Fit
Wsvne. Which rose per cent, closed
lower than Saturday, evening. The most
imnortant declines we're OregonImprove-
ment Sk, and Trsnscontinentsl 10
Pacific Mail 15s, Union Pacific Is; Ore
ron Tmprovement was conspicuous for
Srop of 8 points to "a, on report that
comnsDy's mines in Washington Terri~
statement comes from Boston that
the Burlington & Quincy and mon Pa
eifie conference has made some progress
toward a settlement; in fact Burlington
& Osincy has egreed to wave claim
uoon the Union Pacific for full share
in tho division of business Of the Union
Pacific at Omaha, and will leave that
question TO be settled between tripartite
RAGS and itself. There wss modei ate
business In mining stocks during Inc
morning, and prices generally were hrm;
Horn Silver stronger, and a1Vanc a 10
1925, and Union Consolldated to 70;
Iesdyille Consolidated weak at 80 t 81,
Annie steady ct OF, Barcelona IA, Castle
Creek. 20, Little Chief 40, On We "a.
Hall Anderson 1.25, Harlem %. SutTo s,
Sutro TInnel l3, Oriental aud Miller IA.
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Chicago Markets.

Chlc3;go, II. - Wheat closed shade
t gssisf man Saturday. but q to higher
Ian Ian 9genlng 1gure; 79H April, 8SL
Asy, o7s 70 = June, 6X July.
25S July. WIS 'une'
1 oats-Higher; 28H April, 80 May, %
Whisky-17.
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New York Railroad Stocks.

New York, l4.-1l am. Stocks weak
and lower; this morning thew declined e
ID q. Reading. Pacific Mail and q. P.
weakest shares.
Stocks continue weak, With some pres
sure to Southwestern, Pacific Mail, Ore
gon Extraordinarily, DEL & Lack. and
Western decline from highest point of
dsy, ranging from u and ~, the latter
bslng Pacific Nail, which sold down to
so per ceat. Pacific pfd., limited, !, and
Oregon Trancontinentsl l. Other stocks
generally fat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
DR.. Frazier's Root BitterS.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a
dram shop beverage, but are strictly
medicinal in every sense. They act
strongly upon the Liver and Kid
neys, keep the bowels open and
regular, make the weak strong, heal
tne lungs, build up the nerves, and
cleanse The blood and system of
every lmpurity. Sold by druggists.
81. 90.
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Afternoon - Wheat STEADY. shade
higher; 79X a pril. 83X 10 sS5s May. -
Corn-Stes1y, 45H april, 94% to %
MAY.
Osts-Steady; 281z 10 u April, BIZ to
% Nay.
Porz-Essy, lower; IL 10 Apr
Lsfd-Stesdy; $50 Apr.
Rye-Steady, 52H.
Barley Firm, 6S TO 20. =,
Buik Meets- Fair demand, shoulders
100 hort ribs, 8 g; short clear 9-0O.
Wtisky-U nchsng"d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15

THERE is no return of an eruption
banished with GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP.
HILLS Hair and Whisker Dye,
Black or Brown, soc. +
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New York Mining Stocks

New York, I4-Stocks weak. FtWsyne
strong, advanced LBS, Oregon Improve
ment declined 25kr but rallied to u,
snd then dropped to "a. It is reported
that company's mines in Washington
Territory are on fire; market closed
barely steady.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

Chicago. l4.-Hogs-KeceiptS, S;6oC'
closeds 10 higher; rough pacs'ne
$40 to @: packing and shipping, o. lo
TO 80 light so to $40
CsttIe--Rsceipis, $500; fairly active;
good to choice shipping 5 0lt9 81;
Common to med .un Is 10 70; s'7cEe's
4 90 TO Is; feeders. A 80 to 5 81; cofn I'd
Texans sold sps'ingly at 10.
Sheep - Receipts, $500; unchanged
inferior to fair, 8 rs to 40 per
cwt.; medium to good 80 TO 80, choice
to exr r SIS to 6.35; very PRIME lam os
sold Z.
Specisl cable reports 10 Drover's Jour
nal show no charge in foreign cst'ie
markets Best Ameri an steers making
IN Liverpool Is TO 1871 cents per pound
dressed, aud best sheep II to Is cent?
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The Green Room

Is where you can get the fnsst
wines, liquors, cigars and gentle
manly treatment. a call will con-
vince you of its attractions.
+ S. J. KELLEY, Propr.
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Coffee.

New York, 14.-Cofee options stronger
I'D to about 25- pounds, with moderate
degree of activity.
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Money Market.

New York, 14.-Money II to 2; prime
mercantile paper, to So; sterling
exchange bankers bills, firm. z'o|74i
sterling exchsnge demand, SSA
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 14.-Holiday, Easter Mon
day.
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WALKER HOUSE.

G Barch, Denver, Palmer, Bellevue, T
Austin. Germania. ID L Vansaoka, Omaha, G.
E Ames, San Francisco, F G Lsmb and wife,
Denver z Land, ID ontrose, b z Miller, Belle
vue, A z Brown, Ian Francisco, 81 Nicaise;
BRUSSELS, B Lmyth, London, g Smith, 6 W
Mitchell and wife, MilwsuKee, Mrs Kearney,
st Louis, E A Thayer, saltda, W Cowdy.
sonnemann. Boston, W Riggs, Omaha, N
Russell, Ogden, r Treat New York, Mrs 9
Thomas, Elmirs Miss Fassett, Elmtra. N 7,
c W Kozheimer. Chicago, A F Miller, New
Il Miller. an francisco, B Brewer, sacrar
mento, G D Oregon, Park City, j Broughton,
G Corklin, Montana, RI Hilton, Evanston,
W Lewis Rosin.
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Silk, Satin, Brocade and Velvet Dept
French and American Dress Goods -
White Goods and Table Linen -
Zephyr, Ginehsm and Domestic );
Flannel and Ladies' Cloth -
Curtain, Drspery and Tidy
Lace, Embroidery snd Trimming "
Hosiery, Glove and Button
Ladies' Underwear and Corset "
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
April ID, 1884
WHITE HOUSE.

ID Elicit. Fillmore; M Furgensen. San.
pete: Miller, Leadville; " Brown, Tintic. ID
Daviz Pleasant Valley Junction; Nc
Cofrery, Burlington, lows; Dsvid Preston, J
< Smith Eureka; j Boursassa. Bingham; w
K Judd, Grantsville: OrsoR Russell, Milford;
J B Arlington, Park City; D S Faust, rk
City; H Nj Thomas, Mod ana: C E Walker.
san francisco; 6 EdPington. Coalville; D n
Swan, Bin ham; W Brewster Leadville; } w
Palmer, Pittsburg; N M Barber, Cenver; W
H Goliath, Alta; R c Whitney. Big Cotton
wood; E E Brim, 3 Wills, Oph:r City; P Nc
Inn S, Bingham; R " Davis, L M Cohen, Park
City: n Darling, Lehi; J q Garrett, W
scott. Pueblo A Jepsen, Reading, Pa.
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Ladies' & Ohildren's Shoe & Slipper
Dept
Gents and Boys Boot and Shoe
Millinery. Fancy Goods & Parasol
Carpet, Linoleum and Shade
Lscies' Doimsn, Raglan s. Cloak -
Gents aid Boys Clothing
" " Suits to Order "
" +" Hat and Cap "
" " Furnishing Goods
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Latest Quotations.
LEAD
COMMERCIAL.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
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VALLEY HOUSE,

7 Wilkes, Nebraska; A June, Chics go
" Summer, Newbury. Conn; P o Queen
h1e; p Naylor, Huntsville; Oh Marston
Omaha; L Burke, J Thomr son, Ogden; M L
Doremus, Buffalo; S r Miller, Saratoga: NJ
Gulford, Fuller, aurora: b Young
Grand Juncti n, J . v tlcox, Clover, Neyad,
c Syeu son, Sanpete. NJ eaponsri, Rome, L
Mel cod, M Mcleod, Nova ScoIiassB Butler
j Holmrn, Brigham; McCullob, Ms
Badly, Miss n Badly, New York; D ID HE
Donald, B Johnson, q Perkins, Denver; a l
Hatch. Heber; Thall, New Cork; j P Lime
burner, Philadelphia; Z b OBIien, Eagle
CITY, La: W Boxburgh, Glasgow, j Shermln
T ID orrif, Denver; W Musgrave, Helena.
METROPOLITAN.
Tw Daily. Boston; II c GeGefrnan, Pless
ant Va ley Janction; C E Lander, Park Cits
bennington, Pueblo; R Marsh Pueblo; @ Z
Williams, Denver; a K Davenport. Ogden; c
Hawley, Grand Junction.; NJ Andrews, New
York; r Gstewood, Ramsay City; Derrah
Omaha; Dawsey, J Dawsey, w Collins, J
Booth, Denver; Mrs Hill, Miss Night ane
Booth, Sidney; G Wise, B Il Barnes, Ed
Barnes, Cheyenne; F Fox. Blackhawk; Harry
Towling. Mrs b Towing. Cotspaxa; Miss u
TowlinE C otapsxa, r Stewart, w III Coates
RaWlins; J W johnson, ogden; 81 w Branch
Cheyenne, F Smith, Durango, ] q Gilbert
Dsnyer, B Drink ater Sandy. 81 Morton
Mrs j Eorton, Miss Morton. Bingham, G
H l., San Francisco, A Mott, Mrs a Powell
Evanstoa, P Garrebson, } Roberts. Chi
cago, g W Curry, Anthony, W Moore, Den.
ger, q J Chandler, Green River. G living
Eureka, c smith, } V Harrington, Denver, {
C Allison. Mary sville, E Laud, Montrose, /
Head and wife, L Moore. Wisconsin, E E VII
son and wife and two children, Brooklyn, W
Ball and wife Bingham, E Baker, Ogden, I
J Granger, Denver, Y H HueEtis, c Coneile
" Parks, Cheyenne, OMei, Bingham,
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Bullion.

New York, 14.-Bsr silver ll7s.
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W ni'e sp''AH' moor g IL to IL
RIack ,pring, soJd condition.. IL
Whits fsu snI iamb'E.......... Y to 10
nue. n,oI ,........ 8 to 10
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Utah Wool.

SALT LAKE. April Il.
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pnu .ill ~. ,n,,I,rI -n,y,,I,nrl snn,n
=, h., ,b, him, III. .r,n,n., -, mas, If
,hn f,.hionnhI. wntrrin% nl,rrs For n
Trr,i many nurnns., there can he
Tnnthiu,, ha,;., ,n w.,r rho tr.t out-
in, nnav i, o"n,n,r,ti,.l, li,,l.,
aud IL nnn has .n inr>nrnsiy,. dress.
n,ol.,, md ,,.t. nf ono avn tina re
snIt viii IN, Xrrv snti.f,rtnry
Th. ,,r.,, L..ntv nj raw .uk a,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-09

to try the trout with worm. selected
the plunpe>t and most comcN Of the
lot | put II new hook on my line.
louped him about ii in graceful coils.
and cautiously approached the water rs
before. Now a worm never attempts
to wildly leap across II flowing brook.
nor does he Tilt in thoughtless innocence
through the sunny air and over the
bright, transparent strcam. II he hap
pens To fall into the water he sinks to
the bottom, aud if he be II Kind NOT
subject 10 drowning he generally Ell
deaNors to secrete himself under
stone or to burrow in the soft mud
With this knowledge of his nature
gently dropped my worm upon the sur
face of the stream, and then allowed
him To slowly sink. Out sailed the trout
from under the bank. but stopped be-
fore reaching the sinking worm, There
was certain something in his action
which seemed to indicate q disgust at
the sight of such plcban food and Il
fear seized me that he might NOW swim
OH and pay no further attention TO my
varied bats. suddenly there was a rip
pie i'll the water, and felt pull ON the
line. Instantly struck, and then there
was n tug. NV blood boiled through
every vein and artery, and | spiang to
my feet did not give him the butt.
] did not let him run with yards ot line
down the brook nor reel him in, aud
let him make another mad course up
the stream; did not turn him over aS
he jumped into the air; nor endraNUr, in
any way, to show that | understood
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-09

What IL II comes with summer heat
And makes the passing hours So sweet
While lingering IN some lone retrcatI
lcc.Creum.
What do We long for when at night
beneath the moons pale. cloudlc-s light
We scent the breeze with cool delight
lcecrean.
What il 1t Nils the dude with dread.
bit makes him wish that he were dead,
While sgus like tins hang overhead.
lVc-crcanl.
What makes n maiden try to snlile
When pouting lips would FUN fcNuc
The voice that whispers still the Whilc7
Ict-Crcan.
what makes fellow took So sore.
when he's been out the night before.
And vow to take that gr no murrt
lCr-Crcdtu
What is It In ageueral SENSE
That meals loves soiruWs aud complaints
Aud makes for all ~ rrcumpcusr;
lCc-Crtuin.
john {. MdJuh. m y. T. Jnut1.l.
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~ It's" hil Al" iN.H' M" 'f4'
VI GENERAL INTEREST.

Philip Ein.tein Of Buffalo. who ha,
be..u D!iul for iilty Years suddenly and
unexpectedly recovered his sight. -
EnDa'o EJprea
After voluntary fast OF thirty
three day Convict Weldon in the lrrn-
TOM O.. 49, state Prison, has again
taken food. y J. sun.
philadelphia has ne wlcked",t girl
She recently made parrot sncele ii,rli
IN death by thrpwing snuff INTO Ia eyes
while her "clirf delight is to catch HE:
and pull their wing oil.
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AN ARkANSAW lDYI.
YOUNG Mu-ur1Le's LOVE ArsAl.
How oId Ike sought to Iject Ills pcr.os.
aiity Into tn" Romance, and How
the fonne,trr Got Even
with Him.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-09

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-09
THE SCENE OF LIFE ONLY ST.

Exhausted Vitality Nervous aud Physical
DEBILITY Premature decline in man Errors IN
youth and the unknown mlscrlts Tcsultue
from iudiscictiuu and cNcrsSc,: BOOK iut
.rvcry man. young midile.nged ami old. ~
contains - prescriptions for all ncute ana
chronic diseases each nue of which ~ ilNshh
hlc 80 found by the AUTHORITY hose eNpeiienor
Tor 20 Years is such as probably never hciuro
fen to the lot OF any physician 800 PAGE,
bound ID gill, guaranteed tn be inner W"rk III
ever ~vuSc mechanical, literary AMI probes
siounl than any other work sold in thi' cnull
try f,r - 80 or The money will be refunded ~
every instance Price only y by mail post-pall
Illustrative sample 20 Ccuts send now 'oli
Medal awarded the author 10y the Nhli"iihl
Medical Association, To the officer of "hlch ht
III, science of Life should be read by, the
youur for instruction, aud Icy the nhilritd i"'
r.lict Twin benefit ull.-luudou Lancet
There is nu member of scicnIc To whom ,ho
Science of Life viii not he useful whether
Youth. parent guardian, instructor or clergy
tldr,s, the Pcubody Medical Institute or Dr
". Ii Parker No Bulhuch street h"st"n'
Mass. who may he consulted ON an dlsthSt,
recurring kin and experience chronic nhu
obstinate diseases that have banned me SKIN oi
all other physicians speciality 7uch tfShltu
successfully without all instance "i lalInfe
Mention this pHpsi.