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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
CHURCHILL'S WIFE.
Honored by Queen Victoria with Insignia of
the Order of Crown of India.

HOnored by Queen Victoria with Insignia of
the Order of Crown of India.
New York Special.
Lady Randolph Churchill, who was to-day in
vested with the insignia of the Imperial Order
of the Crown of India by Queen Victoria, was
born Jenny Jerome, of this city, daughter of the
well-known Leonard jerome, of this city, and
has now been the wife of Lord Randolph Church
i'll nearly twelve years. 1t is generally believed
that much Of the political success of the mem
ber for Woodstock is due to the active aid and
inspiration of his brilliant and ambitions wife
During the last parliamentary campaign, it will
be remembered. she astonished the Brtishers by
driving tandem into Woodstock the family
borough of the Churchills, and making a most
effective personal canvass for her husband She
not only established Lord Churchill in the good
graces of the electors but healed o long-stand
ing difference between her liege lord and his
elder brother. the Duke of Marlborough, whom
she captured by Storm as it were. On the ac-
cession of the Conservatives to power Lord
Randolph Churchill was made Secretary of
State for India in the new Ministry. It is to
this incident that her present distinction is prob
ably due
When Lord Beaconsfield induced the Queen to
proclaim herself Empress of India, he also sug
gested the institution of the Imperial Order of
the Grown of India, to commemorate the event.
IL ls exclusively FEMININE, consisting, besides
Her Majesty, the Queen. the Empress of In
dia," of princesses of the royal and imperial
house, the wives and other female relatives of
the Princess of the Indian empire, and other In
dian ladies' and of the wives and other female
relatives of persons who have held the Offices of
Viceroy of India, Governors of Madras, or Bonn
bay or the principal Secretary of State for In
dia AS designated by the sovereign. Lady
Churchill enjoys the distinction of being the first
American woman decorated by the Queen.
There are less than one hundred ladies of the
order.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
THE GOVERNMENT CLERK.
Commissioner Eaton Tells What Constitutes
the Model Article

the Model Article
Special to the Indiana polls Journal.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. ST would never get o
young man position government clerk"
said gentleman who halls from Portland, Me-,
last evening. He was one of trio standing be-
fore the counter of Wormieys Hotel, the other
two being Civil-service Commissioner Dorman
B. Eaton and your correspondent.
II don't think one can take that sentiment as
guide without some qualifications" retorted
the Commissioner, after the first speaker had
finished saying that such positions meant
eternal ruin to any young man SO un-
fortunate as to be in Uncle Sans en-
ploy I'VE must consider the pecuiarities
of every case-take into consideration
the temperament of the young man seeking en-
ployment as clerk. If man is going to be a
clerk all his life, think the government depart
ments are as good a field as any, for there is no
doubt that the emoluments received are higher
than in commercial life. Tho man who makes a
good government clerk, continued the Commits
sioner, warming up in his subject, lis he who
can carry out, under specific instructions an
other mans ideas. He is absolutely accurate in
detail, is good penman, and finds pleasure in
carrying out instructions perfectly. You say
that such employment makes mere machine of
man; but some only quail
ifed for such work. Thev cannot
work independently. They cannot originate
projects, and would make dismal failures
if they undertook to embark in any live busi-
ness on their own account Then, on the other
hand, take many of the business men who carry
on enterprises involving thousands of dollars,
and put them in a clerks position. They can
guide their business affairs, but lack the faculty
of carrying out. perfectly minor details | have
no doubt but that if you should ever have seen
old Commodore Vanderbilt as government
clerk it would have been to the detriment of the
public service. Ninety nine clerks out of every
hundred in government employ would
surpass him in the duties coming under
them The model business men are those
who combine these characteristics; that have the
methods and accuracy of clerk, with the tact
and enterprise of pioneer in some branch of
industry. So, you see, sweeping rule like the
you lay down. cannot hold good. The gov
ernment clerkship is the very best place for
some men, though others, who have business
qualifications, are unfortunate when their fac
ulties are dwarfed by round Of dull routine
work.
II there is anybody who should be an author
ity on this subject, it is Civil-service Commis
sioner Eaton
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
THE SENATE PRESIDENCY.

The Republicans Select Senator Sherman
The Succession Bill To BE Passed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Upon the meeting OF
the Republican senatorial caucus to-day a mo-
ton was made that the caucus proceed to ballot
for President of the Senate. Upon the ballot
being taken, Mr. Sherman received all the votes
but four, and upon motion of Mr.. Edmunds
the nomination was made unanimous. Mr.
Sherman, rising, said:
Senators: return my hearty thanks for tho
high honor you propose to confer upon me.
Your choice. no doubt, has been influenced by
the fact that i have long been a member of tho
Senate. Still, my duties hitherto have not given
me the practical experience necessary for good
presiding officer can only say that viii la@n
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
Cable Notes.

Roman coins of the time of Tiberius and
Aurel1an, in considerable quantities. have been
discovered in an inland province of China.
The Pope has written letter to the Catholic
Bishops of England, approving of their .opposi-
tior to the Radical scheme Of free education.
Mr.. Justin Huntley Mccarthy, Home Rule
member of Parliament for Athlone, Ireland, will
mary a daughter of Toole, the actor and
manager.
Miss Minnie Palmer has closed her contract
with Cecil Beryl, and has entered into new con-
tracts, at increased terms. with Mr.. Hollings-
head, the manager of the Gaety Theater, Lon
don.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY,
Loss OF Life and Damage to Property 6
rnl<

Loss or Life and Damage to Property at
Colon by a Storm.
PANAMA, Dec. 5-The terrific storm which
commenced in Colon on Wednesday afternoon, and
continued with great severity on Thursday, did
considerable damage to the shipping in the
harbor. Of thirty nine vessels anchored there
only fifteen can now be seen Many of them
were sunk with their crews. The loss
of life cannot at present be
estimated Several docks were badly injured,
notably that of the Royal Mail Company and
the Pacific Mail Canal Company. The newly
built Office of the Royal Mail Company is in
very critical condition. 1t was dislodged from
its foundation. Traffic on the Panama railroad
has been suspended. The track at Lagarte is
submerged
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
Sale of the Metropolitan Ball Club.

New YORK, Dec 5.-The Metropolitan Base
Ball club was sold yesterday TO Erastus Wiman
for $25, 900. The nine will play on Staten Island
next season. instead of the Polo grounds. The
club has been anything but financial benefit to
the Metropolitan Exhibition Company ever since
the New York League club was organized.
The officers and board of directors of the
Metropolitan Base Ball Association resigned in
body, in consequence of the transfer New
officers and directors were elected by the new
stockholders, of which Erastus Wman is presi-
dent, and George F. Williams, secretary
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06

Fair weather, slightly Warnaer.

souvenir is keepsake-a remembrancer, as were.
From this word? From the Latin subvenire
Ito up to mind) and from the Frefch souvenir
Ito remember)
When buys for Ten Dollars a-wool Globe Beaver
Ovecoat the When that will cost him any other
what has he got? A SOUVENIR.
When with limited means buys her boy
substantial Overcoat for One Dollar that will her great
deal money elsewhere what has she got? SOUVENIR
When makes choice from several thousand SUITS
prices ranging all the way from five dollars to thirty any
Of which fully profit below any competition in this market
what does he get? SOUVENIR.
Why? Because he forget that it from the
When.
Are there to be any SPECIAL souvenirs When this
coming week? Yes
What they Overcoats and Suings that have become
broken in the scale of sizeshat say the hrtyxes Of
this lot gone and the oes of that lot sod demorazed
might say by mammoth trade Go the bargain
greatly reduced prices Souvenirs for people who buy late in
the and have patience to find the style and fit
Are there any souvenirs in the Furnishing Department Of
the When? About Million
Consisting of what? Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufers by
the thousand Neckwear until you become enanged in the
of combinations in colos Gloves Hosiery Suspender
Underwear Shirts until bewdemen almost usurps the
throne of reason.
What! at the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
Burglars at RushviIle.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.


RUsHvILLE, Ind, Dec 5.-Last night burglars
entered the residence of John Carmichael and
stole $73 and a valuable gold watch They were
either in the house during the night or had du-
plicate key. The thieves also entered the house
of DR.. Gilbert, but the servant girl heard them
strike match and gave the alarm, when the
burglars fed An attempt was made to enter
the adjoining residence Of Mrs. Wilson. A
dozen houses have been burglarized within the
last month, in the town and vicinity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
The servo-Bulcarian War.

LONDON, Dec. Sit is reported that Bulgaria
has proposed new terms for the establishment of
peace. The principal condition is that Servo
Bulgarian alliance against Turkey be formed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
Serious Illness of Mr.. Spurgeon.

LONDON, Dec 5.-The illness of the great
preacher, Mr. Spurgeon, is very serious, and
now causes the greatest anxiety to his friends
1t is reported that he is suffering from heart
disease. and that he is permanently broken down
in health.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06

The Catholics of Albuquerque have petitioned
Commissioner Atkins to transfer to them from
the Presbyterians the management Of the Indian
industrial school at that place.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06

The terms offered by the Bulgarian government
have been rejected, and it is expected that war
will be renewed on Monday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
ENGLAND'S GREAT CONTEST.
A Political Situation Which Proves a
Source of the Greatest Perplexity.
Brief Statement of the History of the Cam
paign, Showing the Causes Leading to
the Present Condition of Affairs.

Gladstone Has a Majority Over the To-
ries, but the Irish Vote Makes a Tie.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24
ESrRAYS,

No. 314l.
Taken up by j. S. Smith, on his
premises, near China Springs, in Nc
Lehman county, Texas, and estrayed
before w. q. Boyd, j. p. Precinct No
A. McLennsu county, Texas, on the
cath of July, 1885, one bay mare {
years old, IA hands high, branded +
b. L. on left hip. also I'll. and f Oh
left shoulder, white In face, aud ap
praised By I. L. Williams and Boyd
AT $500.
No. 3lI2.
Taken up byJ Bronson, on his prem
ises on Wasp creek, about twenty
miles west from Waco and one mil,
Q ruth of Crawford and estrayed be-
fore A, Il. llogin, j. T., precinct No. Z
McI.ennan county, Tex, on July q
1885, one bay horse, eight or min,
years old, and branded 5 on lief
shoulder. Appraised by w. L, Jean
and S. IL. Joins VI $40,
No 1886.
Taken up by j. T. Anderson, on hi
premises on Hog creek, about twent
miles west of Waco, and estrayed be
fore A. l.. lIogin, justice of the peace
precinct No. z, McLcnnan county
Texas, on the 9th of June, 1885, on
, light bay horse about Cor l0years oil
branded LF on left shoulder, IA /.
or Is hands high, bold face and Al
praised by &. &. Cooper and NJ.
Compton al $50.
No. 3l3S.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24
AM USEMENT NOTES


The Mcintyre h Heath Negro Min
strel Company will open the thcatri-
cal season of 1886 at the McClcl-
land Opera House ON the I'd day OF
October. This is said to be strong
company, and has drawn well where
ever it performed this season The
following is from the Savannah, Ga.
Morn ng News, Thursday, September
/, 1885: standing room only" was
the sign over the theatre box office
half an hour after the doors were
opened for Mcintyre Il Heath's
Minstreis last night. The theatre
was jamlncd, parquet, dress circle,
balcony and galleries. The company
is good one, and gave an excellent
performance. The dclineations o,
negro character were admirable, and
the olio was iiist-class. The special
ties were good deal above the av-
eragc. The Braham Brothers shad-
owgrsphs were very clever. Delna-
ncr and Geyer, the marvellous frog
and clown, were crack. Geyer, us n
contortionist, was repeatedly APP
plaudcd. Mcintyre and Heath, in
their specialties were frst.ratc The
sketch entitled "rhe Telephone" con-
Guiding the first part of the enter
tainmcnI, was capital. The perform
ance throughout kept tile audience in
good humon, and was one Of the
best that has-ever been seen in Sa-
yannah.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24
DEAF AND DUNN ASYLUM.

AUSTIN, Tex, May s, 1882.
Drs. j. J. \ W II. Tobin
Dear Sirs- Your Hepatozone has
had a rather extended trial in this in
stiiutioD, among officers and pupils;
IL has proven safe and certain reme-
dy ia affections of the liver. IL is also
a valuable and cheap aperient. IL re-
moves constipation of the bowels, re.
llevcs Indigestion, aud can be taken
at my time without any bad effect.
] cheerfully recommend it, use in all
cases involving arrangement of The
functions of the liver, aud in many
cases whore the stomach aud bowels
are involved. Truly yours
JOHN FoRD Stunt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24
AT THE DRIVING PARK, BEGIN
MING NOVEMBER 10, AND
CONTINUING FOUR DAYS,
There Will be Inauguratod n Stock
Fair, Whore Improved Stock, Hor-
ses, Cattle, Mules, Jacks, Jon
nets, Hogs, Sheep and Poultry,

Both from this and other counties
will be exhibited aud on each of the
four days there will be trials Of speed
in the speed ring-by horses from the
Canadas to Texas--whlch will go
only for blood. "The trotting horsc
has become the prominent feature of
agricultural fairs and we opine no
county or state fair couId succeed
without a strong representation of
the various grades of the trotting
horse" hence Ia connection with the
stock fair there will no f,,ir IN ials of
speed, given on each day. one of
which will be exclusively for our own
county horses. These races will, be-
gin at 2 d. M. the exhibition of the
stock at iOa. m. sharp. Premiums az.
gregatinp one Thousand dollars will be
distributed among the successful! COM
petitors OF stock and $4,000 to the
successful con,petitors fin the specd
ring. All under the able manage.
ment of our fellow.cilizen Sanford
johnson. TO whom ALI desiring cata-
logues, premium lists and program,
of races. both here and at Houston
should address themselves. Under
the same management, the following
week, beginning November l7th anc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24

The Circns.
II is rarely enough that one is JUS
titled to speak in terms Of iinquali-
fed praise to circus performances:
The migratory tcnt-shows depend
too much Us rule upon their flaming
posters, aud do not remain long
enough IN one place to pay proper at
iention to the quality of their enter
tainmcnis. Barreits double show is
gratifying exception to this rule,
inasmuch ms the performers arc
measurably skilled and daring, and
the programme is not merely ialth-
fully carried out, but the perform
auce throughout is of a superior
quality. Robinson and Suckney are
still tho most marvellous riders in the
world, and the menage act by MISS
Lake is superb. The aorobatio per-
formances are excellent aud IN many
respects novel. The variety Of feais,
from roller-skating to mid-air velocl-
pcde riding, from the artistic fire,
Juggling to astonishing foats OF
strength, make this an entertainment
of extraordinary merit. The menag-
erie Is very large and the specimens
for the most part rare ana interest
| ing animals. Some ofthe horses are
perfect models of equine beauty, ana
their intelligent trainers reflects
great credit upon the management
| San Francisco Examiner, August IL
1885.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24

MIR. Il. w. Atkins. Girard. Kansas,
writes: 81 never hesitate to recon.
mend your Electric Bitters to my
customers, they give entire satisfic-
lion aud are rapid sellers" Electric
Bitters are the purest and best me ii
cine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Puri-
~ the blood aud rcgulats III bowels.
No family can aflorc to be without
them They will save hundreds OF
dollars In doctors bills every year.
sold at fifty cents bottle by Castles
~ Morrison,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET


sr. LOUIS, September 23.-Flour- Active and
stronger but not higher.
wheat-opened excited under foreign ad
vices and sold i@ltc higher early, but tue
market afierward gave way under free selling
and closed al S@Sc below yesterday, No. 2
red, cash 93C99s,Sc; October 9!'i@9isc, Noyem.
ere 9SS@gia; December Ts@99h
Corn The closing market at inside quota
tons was shade frncr but very slow No.
mixed, cash 2iG2is september 2iS; October
0ats-Nothing doing rs
BRtley-SteAdy.
orn meal-Quiet at l s5dleo
whisky-5teady al 81 Os
| Provisions Quiet and weak with only job
trade ut easy prices.
| Pork 10.
Bulk mrats-Long clear, S GO; short rib, 40
Bacon~Ions clear. d l2H@6 %; short rib
Sc 5000 S71i; short clear, Act 80
HamB-l0 0OGDll 50
AFTERNOON BOARD. ...
At the afternoon board wheat was unsettled
with sales s@hc higher but closed 40 under
the noon nniah.
Corn-steady.
OAts-Unchanged.
Live stock.
ST. Louis September Cattle Receipts
2,lOG shipments, 800; steady with good loca
demand for top grades and good butchering
N.
range 4 bOa4 rs. Co orado steers, 5Oel5 ~
native butcher steers, 5nGi so mixed lot
cows, heifers, bulls. etc. 2isS So grass rexa
steers gI@oJ co Indian steers, 2 sOgS 10
Hogs-Reecipts, 5000, active and highe
sheep-Receip,s 1900; shipments 100
dium ! cS@l 60; good to choice. 1893 50
lambs, 22S9I ",
chicago Gram Market.
CHICAGO, september 2a-Flour Stronger
bnt unchanged.
, wheat-very active and buoysnt opene
, ik@lXc higher than yesterday. but gradual
fell back 2asSc on free realizing. with som
-, fluctuations and closed &c under yesteldA
ssles7S, eiosedst Is November, SssyS' clos.
AT 81 December, sgdglh, closed al ~.
Corn7opened s,fonger Sghe higher; H.
IA closed at i2b,; October. ilktgi2f. closed
:, ilAGi2 November. S9giO'4 closed al SSh;
u PORK -Firm 51alCo higher. with fair uadin
declined sotssSo aud closed steady, cash, 65
20; October closed at 65@s 17k; Noyemb
closed al y 65egs VIZ.
@ October closed al 6 i5@6 i7si November clos
boxed Aeats-Light trade, dry salt 81 ould
ats 75a4 90 short ribs at 62h@S tS she
Il clear sides iOg6 ID.
sFrEREooS BoAKD.
At the afternoon board wheat was strong,
advancing sc,
< CoTn-Unchanged,
lave stock.
CHICAGO. September rs Cattle reooip
200 shipments. 1000 market slow but d
re shipplng. steers at O0G6 IS !; stockers n
i. feeders COCA 90 cows. bulls and mixed y
m 399 through Texas cattle, are firm ut 2 g
IA 10, western rangers tlrmeri natives aud ha
IT, breeds 606S5 o. cows, 5Oaf o. Winter
Hors-Recclpts 1900 market steady
". i06o45O
shcep-Rsrcipts q 500 shipmSnts 400 mari
steady; natives, 100 Western, 5Od3 ~ IL
ans, 3oOaS n: lambs I ib per hundred.
at wool.
he ST. Louis. September aS-wool-Aetive q
n. Arm but unchanged; Tub wsshed; ZS35f
washed, l292tA. Texas, i2e2sls
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cry Mars prs.


"r"u hhu may
Cnrn-white per hu. Is 10 sos.
Oais-sacks, ,Oca2lc.
Wheat--fOca70c. per bushel.
Nicaragua wheat t0c
| Millet--per ton, $3.50
| ffairie hay-pef ton. $500
hides and Poitry.
Hides-Dry dlnt II To axe dry salt 10 TO liz
rcen sailed To &c.
Psltries-Deer skins. Is to i7c, antelope. 10 tc
Voc seal skins, rs TO 2Oo, sneep pelts, as pei
wool 20 To 66c, shearlings, 10 TO Zoe.
Iallow-Prime, SIC; tAllow grease. * To Sc
fea'e yellow to brown. Z toSc
groceries.
| Bacon-Short ciear, Nc
Hams-ll to l2c.
Molasses-Louisiana new. 30 to $50: Lcsisiana
syrup. Csc.
Cofee-Fair, 9k to loo. prime Rio 10 TO 10
| Nc; choice Rio, u to IKE, Peaborry, IA to 10
sugars-Brown, 6N@6cA; Y G, 7N6tsc. white,
1kgso graduated, sttSsc
flont-ordlnary: per 100 lbs, AS to 251 fam.
J. 80; patent process, 800 to as. fancy pat.
'n ~. aSs@S7S ,rye, per barrel, 49,
Coarse Salt per 6arrei.2 10: dairy. s&
Rioo-Choice Louisiana, re per ID, prime
SO.
siarch-Pearl. &c. r. O., 10 lbs, bulk, Sc
Miscellansous-Blaokp pepper, 20c; soap white,
per box. 1855 Extra Family soap, per boz
sSss standard g. 50. Lake slde, - So =
oil kerosene, ITO test 2-6s, 400. kerosene, lie
test l2-ls: ast. kerosene, $50 test ass AGO. bar.
rels, per gallon. re candles. l2c; beans, per
Fruit, Poultry, dame, Etc.
Apppies-Northern per barrel 81 80 Texa
Lemons-Palermo o. 70 to sS So Messina SOS
Irish potatoes-Northern. II peck barrels,
o. 20 per bushel 75c.
Cabbage western per crate, O.
a. Ghiekenso Per dozen, O. 90 to 81 10, turkeys
onions-2 7s@s 90 per barrel.
Rghs-i2s@ lSc per dozen:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24

hit 'Em Again.
Did you ever hear of the like; new
California canned goods rctailed at
wholesale prices. These are the fig
ures for one can or 100, Banner Pack
ing company's brand:
Choice ~ ID. can Egg plums, only Is cents per
ran.
Choice a., Id. can Green Cages, only i7H cents
Dhoiee * Id. can German prunes, only is cents
choicr %. h. can Apricots, only - cents pei
can. 5000.
Choice az Id. eau Muscat grapes, only ish
cents per can.
Chocr %, ID eau table peaches. only Is cent
per can
Chcice ~ III can table pears, only Is cents pei
eau.
Choice az ID. table straw berries. only 2d,' cent
per can.
Choice y, lb can table white cherries, onli
26y. cents per can.
Pie California fruits, only l6f cents per can.
These prices are for this lot only o
| 200 cans, and we can not guarantee
such prices long. Order to-day. Sol,
only by A. JONES TAYLOR n BIO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24

This is real summer weather and
one is more than ever convinced OF
this fact when they 90 to Castles Il
Morrison's and see the crowd of pee
pie drinking soda and mineral water
by the way q. & NJ. have made big
reputation on their water Stran.
gers say they are the best in the
state.
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Read Our ReCOrdI
For Four Years.

Members OF all organizations contrlbutjnp
on mortality secure protect on at cost The
nialins OF our individual lns tuition 10 supg.
Iior economy are based on our south md
,he rare WIN which risks are taken The fol
owing table. compiled from ofirial A alta GOV
vIlhg iouf years, from July ~ 1854 illustrt L.,
tne ocohon OF the benevolent plan as com.
pared To that of old line Co IN panies
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24

Mr. l.. Springer. of Mechanicsburg
IA, writes: ! was afflicted with lunl
fever and abscess OH lungs, and re
duced to a walking skeleton. Got Il
free trial bottle of DIR, Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which
did me so much good that bought Il
dollar bottle. After using three bot.
ties, found myself once more a man.
completely restored TO health, with a
hearty appetite, and gain in flesh of
AZ pounds"