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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-06

Firmer; Rio csrgoes. ordinary to fair. $685..
s~ufar-Quiet ana steady; A soft, SIC. topper
Refined lower and dull at l0Hglt4c. Freights TO
Liverpool QuieI: cotton, 1904 -four. IL Sd;
grain, ED. Receipts-Flour, 100 bills; wheat.
sl,oo0 bu.; corn, 67.O00 bu.; oats. 1000 bu. snip
msnis-Whesi, GOO b.: corn. 5000 b.; rye,
CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Cotton- Quiet at 1910.
Flour-Actiye and firm: family. 6 5093 90; fancy,
q cOi gsii % GOOD neds emsbSi 30. no ) m Z sdo; ss 500 ssoc.
Oais-stTonger; No. ? mixed, 3ec. Rye-otrOng
and higher; No. ,, SIC. Bsrley-In good demand:
Lard quiet bot frm at Sc s5' Bulkmeats-Q1iet
but firm: shoulders, 81 SIX: short rib. 81 SIG
ShoTf rib 81 12Sg: shoqt eleas 81 s S1Hs sntteT.
quiet: creamery, 25G30c; dairy, l2L 9l5c. Lin.
seed Oil-Quiet at 4794Sc. Hogs-Flrm; common
e a. 90 GsN'' V ''e' %; packing ana butchers q %
MILWAUKEE. fan 5-Flour-Higher advanced
l0@15c. Hnesi-leveRsh; No. 2 Ailwaukee. 795ec;
May, SIC. CorD-Firm and higher: No. 3. 3793sc.
Osts-Firmer; No. 2, TZ@2Sc Rye-Qutet: No.
!, 53c. BaTley-Quiet and unchanged: No. ?
spring. see: No. extra, 45c. Provisions-Ad
vsnCed. Mess Pork-S1 81 cash and January:
s11 90 February. lard Prim steam. cash and
c~eints-Flour 5000 bbls. wheat. 5c.0o0 bu.: oorn,
1o,oo0 bu. approximation 1000 bbls wheat,
l,l5O bU. corn, 5000 bu.
TOLEDO, Jan. 5.-Wheat-Excited and nervous:
No. 2 red. cash, SIC; January, SIC; February, Sc;
March, So13c: April. SEC: May. SIC; NO. 2 soft, S59
acc, I4rn- sIc Ss.F No, Z Cash. So &c; s 5an H7HSy::
May, 30%c. Cloverseed-Firm; prime, 81 so. Re-
ceip8-Wheet, S5,006 bu.: corn, 1900 bu.; oats.
none. ehipments-Wheat, $1,000 bu.; corn, 5000
bu.a: oats. ], 800 bu.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 5.-Cotton-Firm st 1870.
W~heat-Higher: No. ? red, 7sc. Corn-No =
Mess Pork-sl2 so. Bulkmeats Shoulders. 81 70;
clear rib, Sc .; clear, SO 90. BacOn-Shoulders,
g rs; clear rib, s. %; clear sides. 81 50. Hams
n CITY, Jan. 6-Whest-Market higher;
cash, 5919c: January, COO: February, Gle; Mas,
CSC. Oom-Higher; cash. 27A bid. 29c asked;
February, 2s14c; March. 2SLc; May, 3093S5zc.
Oats-Dull and nomiDal.
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Elsewhere,

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Jan. Cattle In fair
demand and unchanged; receipts, 1855 neaa:
shipments, go head.
Hogs-Firm: receipts, 10.lOO head: shipments.
2too nesd; RhIadelphias, 81 60S4 65; Workers,
sheep-In fair demand and unchanged; receipts,
e,6OO head; shipments, 1000.
BALT1MORE. Jan. 5.-Cattle-Bsef cattle active:
Oest oeeYes, 3 1896; first quality, 81 7505 IS:
medium, sl@4 60: ordinary, sSa4: most sale, az
3 39o 62H Receipts, 1900 mead; sales 95
swine-In fair supply ana moderately good de.
manu-. Receipts, B. 795 head. Quoted az SIS 3d.
sneep and ambs. Receipts, 2.2s5 head. Quoted
st ? for sheep; So 5095 so for lambs.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 5.-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports:
Oattle-Receipts. - head. Quotations restricted
prices.
Hogs-Receipts. 5.oo0 head. Market opened
weak; closed stron e at 81 07%Q4 IS.
sheep-Receipts, eco head. Market steady: fair
to good, g 5oG3.
NEW YORK, Jan. h-BseYes-Receipts, 1900
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Oils.
ANTWERP. Ian h=Petrnleum-lSLGls3kc

ANTWERP. Jan. 5.-Petroleum-lsA9ls9sc.
Firm at 27Zc.
~PITTSBURG, Jan. 5.-Petroleum-Dull certif.
Gates opened at 745Sc, declined to 73c, rallied to
735sc, and closed al 1870.
OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 6.-National Transit GER
fcates opened at 74%c; highest, 74%c: lowest,
73c; closed at 1870. Sales, 164, 800 pbls. clear.
ances not reporIed; runs. 104.lS0 bbls.; ship
ments, $3.50 bbls; charters, 26,349 bbls. Exchange
stock, 400 bid. but none offered.
BRADFORD. Pa, Jan. 5-Crude Ofl-Msrket
Dull and weak. National Transit and Tide 9ate-
runs, Saturday and Sunday, 1868 bbls; total
shipments. 76.923 bbls.; charters. &c, 349 bbls. (;
clearsnces, 2,590.000 bbls. National Transit certif-
Gates opened at 7s14c ana closed at 1870; highest
price, 8i4c, lowest, sc.
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Eggs-Psying 21c per doz. from store, PIC.
B~utter-Creanery fancy, 2S2S0c; choice. 250g7e;
dairy, selected, lS920c; country, fancy, az.
sweet Fol, l09l2c; medium grades, 69sc; 10 r
grades, S@4c per 10.
P~oulry-Hens,. &C per 10. ROSTERS, &c: sprins
chickens, &c; turkeys. Sk99c: old geese. aud well
fe2thered. Fer doz, s. 90: ducks. per doz., s. o.
9uails.Sl 90 per doz Raobits-60c per oOz
Squirrels-75e per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. 45o; mixed aud ducks,
2S25c.
Rags-1%9IZc.
Wool-TuO-washed and picked, soc: unwashef.
medium, 2cs unwashed common. zoe; IN washed
hne, Ice; Cotswold. 15c; do. coarse, l53I7C; 40
cotton feeces, l49l5c.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present iobbing prices:
SMOKED Meats. caav3Sed or plain (plaiu meats
not guaranteed AGAINST shippers ~. G. Hans: d
TO 1919 lbs. average. lie; Is lbs. average, 1919
Ia lbs. average, l0xc; 20 los. average. 10A {.
Cottage Mans uncanvased. Sc. California hans
TIC; English breakfast bacon, clear, 10Lc; English
shoulders. $40: family shoulders. pieces averaging
6 ITO 10 lbs, &C; dried beef, 15c. Bacon-Clear
sides. medium w.t.. &c: 90 backs, ligat weight.
7zc; bellies. nc; French fitch, lib pcs. &c.
D.. 5. and Picked Meats-Enzlisn cured, clear
sides or backs, unsmoked. &c; Bean pork. clear,
per Dbl, 90 lbs, SIS 20; pork, clear, per bbl., 20.
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WHISKY,

BALTIMOIE. Jan. 5-whisky-steady q, 81 Ia
al l9.
81. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-Whisky-Steady at 81 II.
CINCINNATI. Jan. whisky Quiet at 81 II.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. g. Whisky Dull al
81 20.
CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-whisky-Quiet at 81 l3.
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!. n. RYAN g. co.
COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS

"a and 81 East Maryland e., indianapolis.
efsjr, -Four, Feed, Produce, esc, storazs "a,
scr sno nf-o~di.a Our reonx ara Iarya, aLy
and clean,
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kye-NO. Znrmeri DC DID; Without sellers.
Bran Firm Sill O bid: no sellers.
Niddlings-Dull held AZ s14; no buyers.
Hay-Prfme timothy. choice wanted at $40; no
sellers.
CHICAGO
Furnished by II. E Kinney * Co.. Grain and Pro-
visson Brokers, No. 3 Chamber OF Commerce.
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Foreign MONEY and Stocks.

LONDON. jan. 5.-Consols-9S 1916: account
90 sic. Railroad Ronds-Erie, 153S; seconds
b9H; New York Central. ss7s: Illinois Central
123; Pennsylvania Central, 52H; Reading, 3; st
Paul, TAX.
PARIS, Jan. 6.-Rantes. 79f. S74c.
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Live Stock Market.

UNION SrocK.YARDs, Jan. 5.
Hoes-Reoeipts, 1,S00 head; shipments, !, 100
head. Quality far. Market opened strong at
Saturdays prices, bat later weakened, aud closed
sc to 10c lower.
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usw York rinancfaI HzrkesL
REV YORK, Jan. 6-Money-Easy at II per
cent. closed offered at l per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper@%9s per cent.
Goyernments-Weak for the AZ per cents.
Railway Bonds-Firm.
state securfues-Quiet.
The stock market opened weak, and prices de-
clined = to 2Z per cent. coaiers being weakest
Outside these stocks the decline was merely frao-
tional. Before IL a. m the market began to i'm
prove. ana under the leadership of St Paul prices
moFed up = TO 1H per cent, bit still later there
was considerable irregularity to prices. aud the
advance was partially lost. Near the close there
was a brisk demand for gTangers and Laexa-
wanna Pdces advanced 4 no to REssss
day. Northwestern rose 2I TO s7H,
preferred l 70 12s. st. Paul Is 10 7f5. Lackawan-
Lake Shore 1K to 62I, New York Central n to
s7I, and Western Union - per cent 70 90 Toe
ton was affected by unfavorabie reports concern
ing the coal combination. The strength OF
Changers late In the day was due TO advance in
wheat 1t was again reported from the west that
q movement in grain and corn was assuming
large proportions. Compared with saturdays
closing, prices are z to ~ per cent. higher. ex-
ern Pacific preferred and Delaware end Hudson,
which are e 10 rs per cent. lower.
At the meeting OF Eastern Tennessee directors
to-day. J. A. Robinson, Colonel +. w. Cole and
J. W. Barlow resigned. and Isssc II. Bailey. Of the
Metropolitan Bank, A. II. Stevens, of the Gallatln
Bsnk. and Nelson Robinson were elected.
Transactions aggregated 36,0c0 shares. OF which
5000 were Lackswanna. 62,000 Lake Shore. 2l,000
North western, 1900 New York Central, 10000
Pacific Mail. $1,000 81. Paul, 1000 Union Pacific,
and q, goo Western Union.
In the mining market today Horn Silver sold at
2s0m2S5 and Standard at 90.
CONVENIENT SECURITIES.
Sterling. 90 days----4soHlU 5. lx's-------.ll2H
Sterling, sight .......f Sf4 New q. s. 4s.-.....--t2l2
per cent. bonds.-.l0l4
NorB-The purchasing price for Government
ouofs fioua k0I mar cant.
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FIour. Grain anal Har

Fiour-Pa eat. 81 259i75; extra fancy, SO IS =
900: fancy. So 6593 so; choice. 50 So9s 60: family,
81 o093 Is: treble extra. s2 S5S2 so: double extra.
30: fne, 81 75ai IS.
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Dry GOOdH.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5-Dry Goods-In some
seasonable specislties there has been a very fair
degree OF business, and in bingham and table
damasks business was very good, but in other de-
partments there has been less doing.
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The timely possession of a couple bottles

The timely possession of a couple bottles
of Athlophoros enabled Rev. j. E. Ssntmau,
St. Paris. Champaign County, Ohio. to do
quite a work as Good Samaritan in his
neighborhood. He writes respecting it.:
"~Athlophoros has proved highly satisfactory
to me. One LADY who was confined to her
bed with rheumatism was relieved in TWEEN
ty-four hours after beginning to take it, and
has not had q return OF the disease. Numer-
Gus inquiries have been made of me for the
remedV.D
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Aliens Brain Food, Botanical Extract,
positively cures nervous debility and all
weakness of generative system; either sex.
81; 6 for 80. Druggists, or by mail from J.
II. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New York.
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ID r. DAVID
KEN DY'S
nv RM
RE

For the Cure OF Kidney and Liver Coms
plants, Constipation, and all disorders
arising from an impure state of the BLOOD.
To women who suffer from any Of the ills pseu-
liar to their sex il is an unfailing friend. AL
Druggists. One Dollar a bottle, or address DE-.
David Kennedy. Rondout, ", Y.
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srArE RAILWAY rImE Table.
Evansville and Terre Har
Eel River.

LEAvE-FAsT. ARRIVE.
Iogansport~. 7:3e pm ZOO am l7.10 ON loo pm,
Denver ]. Y. &
G. Crossing 900 pm 7:53 amlG:23 ON II :33 am
Columbia City II 81 pm Gas IN a IS pn e:l2 aa
Auburn June 1:l2 pm 1850 pm 3:25 pm TBS ana
ARRIVE LEAVE.
Butler-,.-~.~l 2OO am u;3O am2:45 pm $50 am
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Wabash, st. Louis and Pacin,o Railway.

Depart Arriv
De-. Z Chi. Mail. 7:15am bet. Ex., s......... s:00au
Tol. IVAN. Il 2:15pm Pacific Ex..........I1 :30ar
De- TX, d'ys... 7:00pm bet. d Chi. MI. S:55au
f,ftickets and full Information call 81 Cit
Tic~et Office, % So. IL. St or Union Depot Tickle
Of &c.
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Louisville. New Albany and Chicago.
michigan City and Grand Rapids Division.)
Depart. Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. S :0opm indianapolis MI s:15pn
Mich C.Eg't Els. IL :10pm Ind. Ng't Ex. DIS. 3:35am
Mich. City MI. .12:45pm Indianapolis Ac. 10 :00am
For tickets and Information, call at Union De-
pot and &c South Illinois street.
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Indianapolis and vincsnnes.

indianapolis and vincsnnes.
DEPART Arrive
MI. * Cairo EX.. s 15am Vfncennes Ac.. ...l 10 foam
Vincennes Ac... 4.O0pm M. & Cairo Ex-. 6:30pm
For tickets and full information call at ofica
Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington and
Illinois SITS. City Ticket Office, Is North Meridian
ST.. Union Depot Ticket Office.
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LogaDsport, CrawfordsviIIe aud South.
western-Vandalia Line
Fort Wayne, Muncie and Cincinnati.
leave indianapolis via Bee Line.D

Cincinnati, b and Michigan, via Bee
Line.
Ind & Or r tx. 4:15 smlWab & Iza Ex. II .o5 an
Mich & So p Ex-I. 90 smlCin d Ind Fx-.. 2:S0p r
Wabash Ex....- $40 pm Ind & st Ex-.-.Ii: 10 on
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For all information, rates. maps, time tables.
etc, call at the Union Ticket Office, Bates House
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or at the
Union Depot.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis.
Indiana, Bloomington and Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.

Depart. Arrive.
Pacific Ex q Mail = :25am Z. &S, Elk TT, a dy 3:50am
X. &T.F. Line C 5:05pm lCincin. Spec. r.c.1l 05am
BARLEY. d,s,r, ell :10pm Atlantic Exam. 6. 30pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Moorefeld Ac-.. 6:30am Night Ex. dlyr.c 8 :55am
Mail & Day Ex... S:05am Mail d Day Elk =. 6:00pm
Night Ex dly T. .ll:c5pm Mooreheld Acc. 6:llbu6~
EASTERN DIVISION.
E'nEx.r.c,,s ID 4:20am lPacihcEx. &c. dly 6:55am
Day IL :s5am Western Ex......... 4:45pm
ATTIC Fx, nc. ,dly. 7:10pm 3d., De & 7. c d. 10 :35pm
For tickets and full Information cali at the New
Ticket Office, No. 15 South Illinois street. or az
the Union Depot Ticket Office. s, indicates sleep
er; I. c., reclining cars
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Received

The folio vunx woie SHOWS me amount of gram
In store at this point:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
N N STOCKS.

usw York rtnancfaI Hzrkes.
REV YORK, Jan. 6-Money-Easy at II per
cent. closed offered At l per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-%9s per cent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

FiRsr BAPTIST CHURCH,. Sunday school az gl
n IN. Preaching by tho pastor, Rev. II. II
Carroll nj II a. IN. and slb p m.
FIFTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHuRcH-Preachini
at II a. m and $50 p, IN, by Elder Pcnning
ton. Sunday school at $50 =, M
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHuRoH-ser
vices at present IN the German NJ u church
corner Sixth and Franklin sunday schoo
nt3p. IN. Chlldrens day services atsp IN.
Rev. A. A. liorner, pastor
ST. pAuLs CHuHcH Episcopal North Finh
street The Rev. Francis X. Starr. rector.
Trinity Sunday. Morning prayer aud holy
Communion at II a. m. Services by the rec
tor Prof Pollock at the organ, No service
at night All, aud especially strangers In
the city, arc cordially invited
RELIGIOUS AND BESEvoLISr ASSOCIATION.
Lectures at Liberal Hall II O'Clock n, IN. aud
$50 p. M. by j. u. shaw.
CUMBERLAND rREsBYTERiAg CnuRcH-wash.
lngiOn streot-Sunday school Mt 9 20 a. NJ.
J. ". higgins supt Preaching at II n. IN.
aud sl5 y. m., by Rev J. Hodges, pastor
FIFTH sIREEr NJ. r CHURCH tSouth)-Cor.
bishop pastor sunday school NJ go a, m /,
John II. Appel, superintendent Regular
services S, u a. m and IN, Communion
f3u =. IN, Rev. J. II. MaNon, leader. Prayer
meeting and Sunday school ieacners' meet
ing every Wednesday at SIP. IN. Every ont
cordially invited,
CONGREGATION RopEF sHoLEM
This morning at 10 o'clock. a sunday school
will be reorganizcd at the Temple under the
auspices OF the congregation. All Jewish
ndIS9 aSSve the age nrs Pyled
ooLoRED CHURCHES.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURcn-south First street
Rev. Moses Irwin, pastor Services at 3p
m. sunday school at a. IN. Robert Boil
den. superintendent,
NKw Horn BAPTIST CHURCH - North sixth
street Rev. Stephen s. I Obj. pastor Sunday
school at . a. IN. Preaching ats y. IN. and at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight inthe back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient TO suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbor-
ing organs. At times, symptoms OF
indigestions are present, fltulensy, UNI
easlness of the stomach, etc. A moist
ure like perspiration, producing a
very disagreeable itching, after get
ting warm, is common attendant.
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield
at once to the application of DR.. Bo-
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts d.
rectly upon the parts effected, absorb
ing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and cilecting permanent
cure, Price so cents. Address the
DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, Co.
Sold by w. A. Williamson ~ Co.
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PERSON Al.

Mr.. Will Ish returned yesterday
from Big Springs, where he went al
ter two convicted prisoners.
Mrs. j. q. West and Mrs. Il. Lawson,
who have been visiting relatives in
Augusta, Ga, returned home by last
nights Pacific train.
Mr.. &. w. Jurney returned yester-
day from fishing expedition on Chi :
ders creek, in Bosque, county. Mr.
j. says the rains were heavy and very
destructive up there.
Messrs. p. A. German, ii. Allen, &
Willig and Z. NJ. Farrell, all Centre
railroad men of this city, returned
yesterday from trip to New Or
leans. They had a rough passage get
ting to Waco from Houston.
At the Paciiic-Chas S Frizello,
Kansas City: j b Wells, w II Tur.
ner, New York; II II Holcom, Texas
& + Mayson, Baltimore; Geo Harri'
son, Chicago; j II Dickinson, Austin
Chas Kaufman, New York; q lalmer
san Antonio; l. V Moore, John !
Dyer, City; J J Frey, Arkansas; w II
Lloyd, Houston; Benz, llilbranner
john + Crozier, Galveston; ID q Car
penter, Pine Bluff, Arkansas: ID "
weir, Tyler Cal Wiley. Jones, City
NJ NJ Patton, Galveston.
At the New McClelland; & II SEQ
Vile, city; Jno Farley Ellis county
$ II Shapuan, st Louis; ID n Ander
son, Marietta, Ga; Il + Ruser. ST
Louis; Robt NJ phal, st, Louis; Tho
G Case, New York City; Frank Call
beck, st, Louis; John u Alden, ST
Louis; g Sherman, White CLOUD
Kan; 4 L Booth. Troy, New lorl
II NJ Thompson, Waco; Geo Il Walk
err. st Louis; John Adams, New iorl
q w White, Austin; ii II Cunning
Palestine; 7 b Graves, Austin; n
Bass, Austin; w q Trotter, Danger
field, Texas; & NJ Jones, kellyvill
Texas.
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virgInIn ely and COLD mn.

These places have badly run down
since the mines gave out. Houses are
empty and dilapidated. Property
win hardly sell for the amount of the
taxes on it. This is bad business, and
the worst of it is that there is no rem
edy for it. When an ovcr-workcd
business mau fails in health aud be-
comes dcbilitated, il is bad; but we
can do something for him. Browns
Iron Bitters will put him in working
order. Buy this best of tonics of any
druggist.
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Who Says It Don't Rain
IN TEXAS.
And who don't say that money saved
is money made.

u.1, tnov that word TO the wise IL sum
W Hence we deem II only necessary to maxi
.'V.Ii,gif suggestion to the good fathers nng
as,niber, and all concerned. hese Is an o,d
lno,u'si tnoWn aphorlsm. AN ounce OF pre-
sn nutinu Is worth Il pound of cure Inc cry
,.uu,,,,,r ont that the farmers and doctors are
IAN To- have n grand harvest livery pouA
tg',ys mat when we have plenty OF corn and
i,tn, we also have plenty of chills ana rover
,esImt u Now friends such being the prospect
,NNnat of u.s. with the hot summers sun Al
NV upou us we may reasonably expect tnt
,,,,%Hstar Disease" In his maniiOld forms, 10
nnHYI.g md admonlsh you. in due time, TO lay
in good supply OF
SIMPLE REMEDIES"
r,.,yb,dy I'm this neck OF the woods knows
ofihrr efficacy In the relief OF human sur
1,inS YOu can, by having these favorite
sprrialties on hand, at frat appearances Of
T,resr ulp II in the bud, unless II Is an attack
si Ne have anticipated fully, the oNigencies
az tho times aud made am lie provisions Tor
iii The different maladies that a mnlarial dis
Mi h cured with. and In addition would say
,bai Wr have very large stock OF sundrles,
and toilet goods double the amount we want
H,,fry and In order tn reduce same, Will sell
yrt, low This stock consists In such articles
A. iru,sps shoulder braces, female supporters
"f M kinds, family syTinges, baby feeding
bottles. pocket knives, razors, combs, brushes,
spnurps aud batning gloves, handkerchlefs.
,rrtr4rt. and All odors. Prescriptions and fam
ii, fercipes have special attention by compe-
In conclusion farmer friends. would say
hntwhcn you are in the city you should not
MIi.1r III aud see us, for we have plenty Of ice
goli ristcrn water, and other courtosies can be
rxtruIyd II necessary. Awaiting you with
hi force OF efficient attendants We remain,
Your friend, Sc
W. l.. TUCKER.
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Pneumonia FenrIuliy Increasing.

The fact that there were ial deaths from
pneumonia in Chicago during the first two
weeks of March need not surprise any one,
said DR.. BaL nan yesterday, The weather
has been OF a nature 10 assist the progress OF
all diseases OF this class, and people neglect
the most ordinary precautions At this season
no body 'hould expose themselves to the cold
TO avoid this In all cases, however, and the
next best thing is TO use DuFFN's PURE MALI
MHIsKEY, which Is q sure preventive Of ~
we'll as u remedy for, pneumonia diptheItf
and all pulmonary troubles. The leading
druggists and grocers sell Il, and consider 4
cheap at a dollar bottle, being entirely fTe'
from all adult ration"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31
BuckIen,s Arnicn saIve.

The best salvc in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hands, chilblains.
corns and skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by Castles
4 Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

woRTHAE-Saturday, May 20, Rt9 O'Clock p
m n. J. Workman youngest son ofDT N. W.
Workman.
MIR. Workman leaves wife and
three children TO mourn his loss. lie
was well know n in this city, aud has
many friends here. The funeral will
take place to-day from the family res
idence, near Bosqueville. lnterment
Mt the family burying ground.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

Our trade has never Stacked up one
moment since the beginning of the
season, and our stock has not been al
lowed to diminish in variety. We
have just received fresh invoice OF
Cape Mays and Pokes, Ill various
braids, as well as new neck wear, and
other ladies' notions. Mrs. Ella s.
Cohen
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31

"John, sell the balance ofthosc plain
sugar cured hams of Sti'lwelps at ten
cents per pound and close them out
to-day, they are slightly damaged but
the main and best part of them Is
sweet and nice and free from any faint
Guarantee them TO please the purcha'
ser or refund the money, and charge
TO yours truly,
A. JONES TAYLOR & Bro"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31
60 to The old Corner Dras store

go TO The old Corner Drag store
10 get the best
Handkerchief extracts,
Toilet soaps,
Tooth brushes,
Hair brushes,
Pocket knives,
Cigars aud cigarettes,
Soda aud mineral waters,
all for the same, or less money
| than you can bug them elsewhere.
Castles Il Morrison
Proprietors.