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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

pany to discharge the epgipear
complaint made by Mcdonald az .pon
supply bis place with another. Wa
the train Was engaged in this VOL me
killed mule belonging to Norr-e'-55 Il
He sued the company for its vsIgs ~ -;
the defense was made that the en- ,--0
was the servant Of Mcdonald ana ,li
of the company. Upon the far+s ',o'
scented. which were agreed on u,
court below, we are of opinion rbs, "a, ne
Judge correctly held that the epgi- .',s
was the servant Of the company.
Among the numerous tests ,rL:-,
have been suggested for the de-. 1
ton of the question arising in M ','-1
are the following: ''-'s
l. The right Of selecting the sa-r--.
,. The right to discharge the ,srrS .'-.'
3. The right to control the .4rrs.+
/ /. That he is not "a master who.
/ terested in the ultimate result ~ .I'
work done As whole, but MOI +, ~
| details OF its performance. size
/ OF these four supposed core,r..-
tests, it will been seen that two NJ -
/ determine the engineer To have haar -
servant Of the company. and The 81
two make him the servant of Mon
aid. In the application of these s~-
posed tests 10 particular cases 80.
confusion and conflict of amt.
has arisen but amid If an 49,
/ seems to be class of eases in vT,-f
there has been uniformity If =
cision, and to this class the case -
Us Is obviously as9iguable The esss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

NoTE.-There is no subject to which
The CLARION will more cheerfully devote
its space ehan that indicated by our cor
respondent The defects in our school
law are said to be numerous, and the i'm
preston is very general that the benefits
are not commensurate with the expendi-
ture. If County Superintendents and
teachers will discuss the defects and sug-
gest improvements needed in our public
school system, our law makers will be the
better qualified to perfect the same.
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]. A. Brown for appellant.
l.. Brame for appellee.
\. o., B. r., V. & NJ. R. r. Co.
]. ]. NORWOOD


From the Circuit Court of Warren
county. Ralph North, Judge.
Muster and serrant. Tests for defern,ia-
ing existence of relation.
COOPER, ].
The railroad company, after its track
had been constructed, and while its
trains were being operated thereon, con-
tracted with one Mcdonald for the
widening of certain cut on the road.
1t was agreed that Mcdonald should
receive 40 cents per cubic yard of earth
excavated. He was to do all the work
at his own expense, except that the COM
pany was to furnish cars, locomotive
and engineer for the removal of the earth.
The engineer was employed and paid by
the company, but the movements of the
train were mainly directed by Melon
aid; and the wages of the engineer were
charged to Mcdonald, and deducted
from payments made to him under the
contract. 1t was the duty of the COM
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

no other reform is safe, or can even be
successfully prosecuted, until Reform Or
the CipiI SeTrgce has been secured.
How can one learn more about this
movement
By addressing the Secretary OF the
Civil Service Reform Association, No. t
Pine street, New York.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

REL, the half-breed insurgent in the
Saskatchewan country, has been cap
tured by the Dominion forces. 1t is be
lieved that this viii emu what promised
TO be a very troublesome rebellion.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

CUNNINGHAM and BURTON the per-
sons charged with the dynamite explo-
sion at London Tower have been found
guilty and sentenced to penal seryitude
for life.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20


JACEsoN, Miss, April -, ias'- J
At meeting Of the Executive Com
Tnittee held this day, il was, on motion
Resoired, That a Convention OF the Dem
ocratic-C Conservative Party Of the state
Of Mississippi be held at the Capital, IN
the City Of Jackson, on Wednesday. Au-
gust 18th, 1855. at II o'clock NJ, for the
purpose 81 nominating candidates Tor the
offices OF Governor, Lieutenant-Governor,
Secretary OF State, State Treasurer, Audi
tor Of Public Accounts, Accomplishment
and State Superintendent Of Pubic Edu-
cation, and for the transaction al such
other business as may be deemed proper.
Resoirsd, That each County in the STATE
IL entitled % double the number OF votes
in said Convention 10 which il IL entitled
in the lower branch OF the Legislature
unless otherwise determined by the Con
ventiOn.
Resoired, That the State Executive Com
nittee recommend a thorough re-organlza
ton OF the Clubs of the DemOcrat.c-Con
servatiye party in the different counties O
the State.
Resoioed, That the newspapers Of th
State favorable to the purposes herein SO
forth, be requested to publish these resolt
tions.
OLIVER CLIFTON, Chr,m.
ID. T. PORTER. ~Cc'y
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GENERAL john A. LoGAN was elected
United States Senator from Illinois on
yesterday. He received 1913 votes, the
Democrats not voting.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

THERE has been marked improve
meut at Washington in the business OF
making removals ami appointments dur
ing the past fortnight
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

GENERAL GRANTS condition has un-
dergone no material change since our
last issue He has finished work on his
book.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

IT Is said that 1000 persons have been
appointed to Office by the CLEVELAND
Administration. or these 1899 are
Democrats. That suits ~.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

The sentence of the lower court in
the FoRD-MURPHY murder case, has
been affirmed by the Supreme Court Of
Louisiana.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

TIE revised version Of the Old Testa
ment was given to the London news
paper- 30 midnight on the lGlh.
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From the Commercial Herald of yester-
day we learn the following: The coron-
er's jury examined number of wit
nesses, among whom were several negroes
who claim to have seen the affair. One
of them by the name of GILES testified
that he saw McLAURIN standing ON the
railroad track, and saw SHELTON going
toward him. SHELTON halted and said
"How much closer do you want me to
Gomez McLAURIN said: Give or ten
steps" SHELTON had his gun in his
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

ToXAToEs,-the first Of the season
were shipped from Crystal Springs to
Chicago on Monday by \. PIAZZA &
BRO.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

Ar the recent session of District
Lodge Ne. Z. Independent order of
B'nai Birth held at Selma, Ala, JOSEPH
HIRsH, of vicksburg was elected Presi-
dent. Mr.. HIRsH is member of the well
known law firm Of MILLER, SMITH and
HIRsH.
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New Lii sht on Rheumatism

1 have been completely disabled ia ar
rheumatism. l used Parker's Ioni' at
kidney disease, when to my as1oiii'- 80.
the rheumatism completely disaPP, "A
So writes Mr. Henry Bogert, OF NO -.
Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn N. Y. Rheam s,
tism arises from the failure OF the Ni'-''
20 separate the urin from the blood
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A FATAL DUEL

CHAScERY CLERK s. f. SHELTON, OF
SHARKEY COUNTY, Shot AND killed
IN NOVEL DUEL AT ROLLING FORK,
BY W. K. McLAURIS, AN ATTORNEY
AT THAT PLACE.
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Wednesday. May 20. 1885.
DEN. ocratic Conservative State Con
yention.

Nd QtAh's STATE TX. COW pEH0CRATIc-}
COSsEREATIyE GAKTY.
JACEsoN, Miss, April -, 1856 !
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Amite county has ninety -hye
schools white. and 40 colored'
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"rAx-rAYnR- ANSWERED..


| WAuo, July ~ 1879.
| To the Editor OF the Examiner.
In your issue of the 35th inst, Tax
payer appears in quite lengthy arii.
Gle as an opponent to local option In
Waco. The sincerity of the writer il
evident, and It is sincere discussion
not denunciation, that the subject
needs; but he has failed to tell the
whole truth.
He rightly signed himself TAX
payer" for TO him there il no cues.
ton of morality in the subject. HE
highest ambition is wealth. lie has
weighed souls and brains against dol.
lars aud cents. lie has forgotten tina,
Waco wants local option, not TO give
her money, but to give her men. lie
has not discussed the issue, but an in
cidental issue, and even ON this we
think his views are faulty.
lie says that in case of local option
thirty-two business houses now used
in the liquor trade will be vacant and
the employees idle. Look at this for
a moment: The farmer produces
food, the physician heals the sick.
the attorney interprets the laws,
which are necessary evil, and so
| thiouSu luc NuOlt CulhlORuc Oh OCCu-
pations, each is useful until we reach
the whisky dealer. Can Taxpayer
explain in what way this man is a
benefit 10 the community, tell how
this occupation feeds the hungry or
clothes the naked? The saloon
keeper is the anomalous case in soci-
ETY.. He is, conscicniiously, perhaps,
but nevertheless truly, living like a
leech on his fellows, supported by all
and supporting none in return. IL
Waco has thirty-two houses filled by
men in such an industry, where will
be the loss If these are vacated and
the employees turned out to earn
livingS If these men became yagrauts,
and this is far from probable, the CITY
would sec that they at least sup
ported themselves in some useful
labor. SO much clear gain.
Every voter in Waco is also a
McLennan county taxpayer and
must bear his part OF the heavy
expenses of criminal prosecutions
so per cent. of which come over the
saloon bar. IL there no question of
morality here. nothing of greater mo-
mcnt than dollars aud cents? Al
least, there is question of money,
A few vears 400 we vere toll that
-. a. ,IsI ~
Whch thc rhllroaus ran west Ol our
city they would cut oil the retail
trade and Waco wouli sink down into
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-28

Ilabitual constipation is not wha,
one of the most unpleasant, but at the
same time one of the most injurious
conditions of the human system, and
is but forerunner of disease, unless
removed. This is usually accom-
plished by the use of purgatives,
which for the time afford relief, but
after their immediate effects have
passed they leave the system in a
worse state than before. To effect II
cure 1t is necessary that the remedy
used should be one that not only by
its cathartic effect relieves the bowels,
but at the same time acts as tonic
SO rs to restore the organs TO a sound
healthy condition. This, Prickly
Ash Bitters will do. Ii removes the
cause and restores health.
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CITY MARK Ers.



Cat,le-steers, $3.50 to SS25; 81 barren cows
s2OO to g. 70; miloh cows, 1900 to 800 per head
Hogs-Fat hogs, s2.So to o. rs; stock og SIS
sheep-Muttons, IL to225
These prices are gross weights per 100 lbs,
Grain ana liny.
Corn-white, per bu. i0Gi5c.
oats-sacks, eoc@22c shed oats sl25 to
$50 per hundred.
Wheat-65c per bushel
Millet-per ton. sssl0.
Prairie hay-per ton. toeta
Lumber.
Rough, per NJ, II co. flooring, Is w. siding
yellow pine, 10 90 siding, white pine. % 10
ceiling, white pine. 80 co. ceiling, poplar, y W
shingles, best cypress, per NJ, 90 shingles,
second best cypress 90 shingles, heart pine
90 finishing lumber poplar, per NJ. 50 o. mn
lshlng lumber. white pine. 20 %.
Drugs.
Quinine, 70 and 9Oc. per ounce.
~, Acidsisulpapi,hie Per saID9y 80 ei.ris' per
Id, 6Oegb5c-
6ums-Arablc, select per lib. zoe; asnfeodita,
oils-Bergamot sanderson's, per 10 2iO lem
on, Sanderson's, LIS. peppermint $50, winter
green, $50 olive, MaiaTa, LIS
Potash-bromide, per ID, IS 70 6Oc,iodide, So
soaps-Castlie notified, per Id, ! to lOc; cas-
| lie, white, 10 To aOo.
Hides and Peitry.
Hides-DIy aint II TO lSlc, dry salt 10 70 lie.
Psitries--Deer skins Is to lie, antelope 10 to
l5c; seal skins. Is 70 eOc, sneep pelts, AZ Per
wool, 10 To CSC; ahearlings, 10 To i5c
TRilow--Prlme, 5SG tAllow grease, AZ 70 SC.
grease. yellow 70 brown. 70 SC.
| Wool.
| Wool-fine twelve months growth, l5al9h
medium. twelve months growth, l59lse; me
dunn. six months growth, l29l5c; coarse
twelve months growth. letsl2c.
Groceries.
BAoon-shou clear. TGc.
| Hams-l0kc.
Moiasses-LouisianS new. so 6Sc; LoSislani
syrup CSC
Coffee-Fair. l0k 10 i2c prime Rio. ilH I,
&c choice Rio, u TO l2He; feaberry. ID 20 Il
sugars-Bruwa, 6et6kc Y q, 7@fko; white
ITk@5ke, graduated, setsRc.
Flour-Ordlnary; per 100 lbs. 225 70 $50 fam
ly, AIS patent process, 800 10 AS fancy pat
int 3256lS, u.s. rye, per barrel, b.25
Dat meRl -Half barrels, as 10 AIS grits, bar
rels, 4 rs. hominy. pearl rs.
Coarse Salt per barrel. 2 90. dairy, Is.
Rice-Choice Louisiana, IKE per y, priul
TX to exc
starch-PearL axe X. O., 10 lbs, bulk, So
Miscelaneous-Blaek pepper, 2Oc soap. whit
per box, 3.sS soap, Extra olive. per DO
ATS soap, blue olive. per box, 81
oil Kerosene, 10 test 2-5s, 400. Kerosene II
test l2-ls; s.sE kerosene, $50 test ass, SEQ. ba
J rels, per gallon, l5ci candles, lie; beans. pt
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b, tlo lSc Lima, SO; cheese, fnll cream. i5xc
pc half inch basis, SIC; kraut per barrel
a 10, per half barrel 400 pickles, half barre
nc,an ne, S barrel ssrc asspas %. per ers
eNr cider barrels. $50 half barrels 400 poIs
oes. per bushcl III sacks q. 10
fruit. Poultry. dame, Etc.
Apples-Nonc In marKet.
Lemons. so to 500 per box.
Sweet potatoes.-Eone ia the market
onions-S256 90 per barrel.
RnturScbrice western, n to $50 eouutry, IS
70 Oc
Dry Goods.
Hickory stripes Rock River brown and blue
tiinghams hates check, Sc Warren oroy a
Bro, sc. Slatcdsville check, SIC, Dunallen
fancy, shci Gordon dress, ssc Arlington
Chsmbry Flat assorted spring shades. lBc.
French stripe and check. Ice French spring
hades l0c Lotus check. To-.
Cheyi1ts-Everett, W, Colombian, PC
rcn AKA, exc Kilnpton T. Z. iOc Riverside
plaids. round thread. NC
Fancy Dress Goods-ltocAdes, loo; Figured,
losc; hohair solid, lac Manchester Tissue,
l5kc, Shades, Nuns yelling. loo La Nal
Corded .l6hci Lace brocaded, i6Sc; Mohair
brocaded, l0so: Mohair and check, nc; AZ
lingt0n, 22kc: Ermington Suiting plaics. 2ic
Lamerton sultlnE plaids, 2ic Arlington
Jacquard, 25c; Dalkieth jacquard, 25C Far
rington SILK plaids, soc.
71c, Manchester Pay. o.. Manchester solid, We;
Plaust Fancy, o.. Monte Figured, %.
ottonados-Cromwell check, l9c. Eagle. he.
Nameless grey and gold mixed, itc; orloh lbc;
war1eld. lie. He'll Fancy, i9c Deyonshirc
Fancy, 20 New York Fancy, 2lc; New York
Camlct blue and brown. i7c
Tweea-washington, y7sic; Covoniry, 2shc,
Jeans-Tablc Rock, i6c; Mississippi ID. &c;
Beaver Valley, q. Waco aSc
Hardware.
Area--F 80 to so per dozen.
Tin Plate-l Q 10 by H. per box. 90 ca
by 10 per box, . 90. Torno, iix2D. per box, T.25,
Terne, 10 by Is per box; iA0O
.Tinware-Pieced, discount 50 per cent stamp
ed, discount IS PCT cont
solder-No 1, isc, No. Y and x. l5c per ID.
Rubber Bolung-DiScount 90 per cent 10 and
10 per cent
Nails-2.7b, rate.
shoveis and Spades Rowland's. discount 10
per cent; Ames' list steel goods, discount 90
aud 10 per cent
HArdware-Bar iron. &c. cast steel, lsc, plow
steel &c; spring steel 7c horse shoes, b.5G horse
nails, L50 10 $50. Burden horse shoes, $50
wire-SmOoth wire No. 9 SCI Nos 10 and II
bhc; lapanned, barbed wire. ne galvanized
bsrbed. SIZE painted barbed wire ~.
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KANSAS Cry, July 27.-Cattie- The Live
stock Indicator reports Cattle, receipts, ZAN
weak and especially for grassers and 10 cents
lower. Exporters. %. 25tas5,ij good TO choice
shipping. siyOas5.20, common TO medium,
81 6Oas 100; siockers and feeders, sS.SO'@sLiu
Hoss-Reccipis, 400; to 10 cents higher,
sheep-iieceipts, 1900; only poor quality on
sale; cmand good for fat fair 10 good NUT
tons, s225@2,sS common to medium sl5O&'
ST. Louis. July 27.-Flour-steady but not
wheat-Lower and onl, moderately active.
Opened Amk lower, but n covered unuet
n good demand. Latter became iIregniar ai n,,
september and y higher for October. No z
red, cash r6G96A. August yI@0s5.. closing al
XXX sGpSsmgsI sggsD az siHsihs AT w" o''
No, red, cash Tagyo.
Corn-steady and firm. No. 2 mixed cash.
ts@iN SSHly ~: sd A rns 'SNi s'p'e'Ao''
oats--Fasy and slow; No. 2 mixed cash
| LoTnmeal-QuieL 40
| whisky-Stcndy att IS,
| Professionalism and slow.
Pork-slO 60Gl06O.
Lard-Nominhl; small lots saleable at Is.
Bulk meats-Long clear, b'GO. short riD, $50
Bacon~Iong clear 6O5@6 10; short clear
G62Rd6 G5. short rib. 6i5et65O.
| Hams-sg. 25diLJ0
| Al afternoon board wheat was lower Aug
20. September 100 October lOlai corn y easier
oats quit and unchanged.
Corn barely steady
Oats lever. July 2sh.
tattic-itvVciptn, .sysosr Good coTu.f. Il untlNc'
Native shipping steers trm and wanted a
ii.sOasGO1, native grasscrs, si2iee5 %, good ma
tive butchers o. bO,a5O0. mixed butcherini
stuff g. 75di 20 stockers and feeders - 5Oai ~
grass Texas steers 81 2jmi 30 cows a. 6id3 y
Hogs-Receipts, 2.Sfl firm and active
81 25esi75.
shecp-Recelpts none no supply and moth
Ing done.
| Wool.
wool-Active. firm aud unchanged. Tnl
washed 2OG9s unwashed l0g20h Texas lOs
20ts,
Live stock.
CHICAGO. July 27.-The Droyer's Journal re
ports cattle receipts, $500 shippin
steers 70g5 30 stockers and feeders, 0be
25: COWS, bulls and mixed, sOG4 20, thruug
Texas cattle lOGl5 lower, 2g0Gi %.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 active 6eSlO lowe
LOOaL91.
sheep-Rcceipts, 1000 weak natives O. 90
40 Texans s. COOS So lambs per head s2t
90.
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FrightfuI Case
Of a COIOred Man.

lcoutrscied fearful case OF blood poison In
ISL, ! was treated by some Of the best physi-
clans In Atlanta, They used the old remedies
Of Mercury and Potash, which brought on
rheumatism and int aired my digestive or
gans. Nv ~ Joint In me was swollen full Of
pain. was ina horrible condition. when /
had been given up To die, my physicians, who
had seen the workings of the medicine IN Jther
eases, thuughtit would he splendid time to
lest the virtues OF swifts Specific when
commenced taking 4. S. &. the physician said
could mol live two weeks under the ordinary
treatment lie commenced to give me the med.
icinc strictly according To objections, which /
continued for several months took nothing
else. aud commenced lo improve from the
ntsL Occasionally ! would have backset
ifUn impru1enCc. -oon the rheumatism left
me- my appetite became all right and the vi
crfs, which the doctor said were the most
irighltul he had ever seen, began 10 heal, and
by the nrst Ut October 1854, was well man
agAin. ain stronger now than ever was be-
tuTe, and weigh more have not failed to re-
port fUf duty since that time, being engaged in
the oil warehouse sf Chcss-uATley company. i
have been, and still ain. doing some Of the
hardest work any man ever did. aud am ready
To answer any question concerning this case.
sNiits Specific has saved me from al early
grave LEN MCCLENDON.
Atlanta Ga. April IS 1855.
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|KEXH|
INDIGESTION CURED.

suffered fsr mtrc than Ave years with indi
gostion, scarcely ablc 10 retain the sifnples
food on my stomach The burning sensation
was almost intollcrnblc, aud my whole syston
was defangcd WAS wakenl and could mo-
sleep, aud consequently more or less nervoti,
all the time ] declined In flesh, aud suffered
All the usual depression attendant upon thi.
terrible disuase. In word, | was miserable
AZ last falling TO lind relief In anything else
commenced the use Of swifls Specific fbcgAi
Ia Improve Atoncc. The medicine toned up the
stomach, strengthened the digestive organs
aud soon all that burning ceased and ruuld
retain food without dithculiy. Now my health
u good, aud can eat any thing In the shape Of
food, aud digest II without the slightest AIM
Guilty. most cheerhlly bear this testimony
because there are hundreds suffering Ms was
aud am sum they can be as readily healed
Take the prescribed dose after eating instead
OF before. JAMES 81 MN No Id Ivy l.
Atlanta, Ca May ~ 1855.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-28
Free from Malaria.

In the fall OF 1851 was taken with a case of
mhlarial fever which Frustrated me both body
aud mind. WAS drngged after the old fashion
with mercury and other mineral mi xturrs, but
with no good results My health was shattered
and my energy gone. MY legs and feet would
swell. and ! had what everybody thought was
druTsy. These symptoms alarmed me. and |
was ready TO grasp nj any remedy suggested
friend advised me tO Try Swins Specific.
procured three bottles aud commenced its use
The swelling soon subsidized. ! have taken tiit
three bottles which have made perfect cure
ana feel like q new man to-day. There neyci
was more meritorions medicine offered 10 sui
ioring humanity, II has wrought wonders 70,
ME WILLIS JONES
Leosburg, Lee county, Ca. March II. 1855.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and skin diseases MALE,
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co;
N. Y, ij6 W. 23d st. Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga.
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Two ReautifuI women.

Cleopatra and Ms. Langty, although Of iit5
efent nationaliues, are types Il beauty which
admire. Each one had a secret In retaining then
oeAuty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and roo, teas before breakfast
toprevenl all female Irregularities whiis the othei
used iron for the aaIne purpose.
Both succeeded. Nov these two great secrets
arc combined by the Medical Profession, Tor the
special prevention and cure OF all female CON
plants and irregularities that afict old and young
females, which Is Acknowledged 10 be the grand
sst success as female regulator and iron tonie
ever bsinre known. II Is known as DIR. Drom'
gonle's English Female Bittrrs aud y regulates
and removes all monthly exeesses, obsuuetiona
and irregularities; II hgilds up ali broken down
constitutions, strengthens she weak and ieeoie,
imparts iron to the k,,,oa beauty TO hagEarn lea.
lures and bloom = Iaded checks.
II cures Hys' .rics, Lsleorrhaa, ehlorosis. 1ick
headache, .rvou.ness. pslpttaiion, liberation.
proapsus uteri, and all Other tvapieS hat are Pc
culiAf 10 old OF young women. Send Ion IS cent
book ERHE Sold evef)wh>fe.
]. r. DRoMGooLE & CO.. PropS.
Loab nile, AZ
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Lem McClendon has been In the employ Of
The chess carley company for me years, and
KNOW the above statements to be true, ~ the
time he began taking Swifts specific he was IN
ahOffible condition. and At my solicitation his
uealmentn With s. \, was undel TAX IN BY a
physician after several Others had u, viHred his
casc 10 be hopelcssly incuTabic. He took moth
lug but :. s. T.. and has been AS sound rs new
dollar Tor several months. regard his cure
almost miraculous.
W. Is. crosby. manager
Chess Charley Co, Atlanta Division
AlAnlA, Ga, ApTll Is. lssl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-28

Remember every one of our depart
mcnts must be reorganized, and we
must make room for our new boot
aud shoe department, and all summer
goods will be closed out regardless OF
value. Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-28

W. W. Reed, druggist. of Winches.
ter, Ind., writes: some of INV custom
crs, Mrs. Louisa Pike, was a long sui
fercr from consumption, and was Civ
eli up to die by her physicians. She
heard of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for con sumption, and began buying j
of me. In six months time she walked
to this city, distance of six miles
and is now so much improved she ha'
quit using it, She feels she owes hcl
life to ii. Free trial bottles ut Castle
II Morrison's drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-28

Order your cisterns and tanks from
Callahan a. Lewis, New Iberia, La,
the largest manufacturers and cypress
eisiernS in the south.