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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-10
MEETING AT TEMPLE.
Tho Delegation which VIII settle the
University Question.

AT the Missouri Pacific depot yes
terday at noon there was q gathering
of venerable aud determined looking
gentlemen. They were waiting fol-
the train which would take them to
Temple, where, at the meeting of the
two committees, the great question OF
consolidating and locating the two
universities, Waco and Baylor, will
be finally settled. The committees
consist of fifteen from the Baptist
general association and fifteen from
the Baptist state convention, together
with the boards of trustees of Waco
and Baylor universities. The session
convened last night at o'clock.
The following named gentlemen
boarded the train at Waco: Gen. j.
w. Spe'ght, president of the b ard of
trustees of Waco university: Col. J..
NJ. Anderson, DR.. S. A. Owens, Rev.
DIR. X. G. Burleson, Rev. j. S. Allen,
Hon. L. A. Sturgis, NJ. II. Standerfer,
Col. j. q. McCreary, Capt. John f.
Elgin, II. l.. Car !, Jas. b. Baker, A
VI. Harris, Esq, proxy for senator
Richard Coke, and DR.. M. IL. Tiol-
niger, of Whitesboro, members of The
board Besides these there were DR..
+ NJ. Law, of Bryan, pres dent of the
State Baptist convention, Rev. l., II,
freeman ofCorsicana, member of the
Of the general association,
Rev. DIR. b. II. Carroll, Rev. A. God
dard, and Rev. S. l.. Morris.
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our talented young poetess, recited in
a very effective style an original poem
entitled, "Aiter Awhile The orches.
ira then struck up quick march
and the waiter company was
marched before the foothghts, where
they were put through some of the
most difficult field eyolutions under
the direction of Mr.. W. V. Fort The
drill excited great deal of admira-
ton, and met with a generous ap-
plalse and a hearty encore. The fol-
lowing is the roster of the company
Captain: Miss Kate Friend, Pri-
Yates: Misses Ida Tibbs, Sadie Cam
eron, Maud Wheeler, Mary Kinnard
Elise Davidson, Annie Cameron, Kate
Kinnard, Laura Fisher, frankie Ora
ham, Louise Pierre, Matte Jeifries
and Cora Bloomfield.
The attendance was very large and
the success boundless. Tomorrow
evening the waiter drill will be re
peated, and several choice vocal ant
instrumental selections will be added
| TO the programme.
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ON THE HIGHWAY.
A Shot Gum and Pistol Makes q Far
mer Give Up era.

mer GIVE Up eI2s.
There Is a lonely and rather dreary
place In the cedar brakes just beyond
MIR. Billy Walkers residence on the
road leading to the Henry Warren
crossing ON The Main Bosque, dis
lance ofsbout four miles west of the
city. At the place spoken of the road
leads down into the bottom lands of
Bosque river and is rather rugged
and tortuoos. This is the spot Sc
lected by two men who, With q shot
gun aud six shooter, stopped Mr.. W.
G. McNicholson on Tuesday afternoon
about 4 o'clock and made him dis
gorge 1928 in cash. money he had re-
Ceived for three bales of cotton which
he sold in Waco. Mr.. McNicbolson
resides about ten miles from Waco,
on MIR. John Stapdefer's farm, aud
instead of comi' x back to Waco and
letting the officers know or the rob-
berry Tuesday evening, he went on
home, and came In yesterday and told
Sheriff Harris of it. 1t was too late
then. as the tracks were cold, so moth
ing could be done. The men were on
foot, and Mr.. Men. says they were
both we'll dressed, and did not use
masks. One was an elderly and the
other was young man. 1t Is a pity
some of these highwaymen cannot be
pickle up, or that some farmer has
not got grit enough to fill some of
them full of buck-shot.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEST YES
TERDAY.
Another success of the Lewis Hand
Ftre.Exttnguisher.

Yesterday, at 3p m, u committee
of citizens, with large crowd OF spec
tators, gathered on the square to wit
ness test oil the Lewis hand tire-ex-
tinguisher, given by Messrs. Horsfull
4 Cameron, under the management
of MIR. James f. Shepherd. The test
consisted of q structure ten feet high,
coated with tar and saturated with
kerosene, which was ignited by q
mass of wood and barrel-staves. De-
spite the strong norther blowing, the
difficult flame was extinguished in
about twenty-five seconds, and a gen.
eral endorsement of its success was
voluntarily given. II isa benefit aud
not an imposition upon the public,
and the fact that everyone is stocking
their property with these protectivcs
against fire, is sufficient to prove 1t a
success.
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Personal.


Judge j. NJ. Abbott, of Hillsboro, is
In the city.
Mrs. Joe Clemens, OF China Springs,
wife of one of the oldest resident OF
this county, died yesterday.
Judge l.. ID. Bradley, Of Fairfield, is
in the city, visiting his daughter, who
is attending Waco University.
Mr.. John Reding, prominent sad
dlery man from Rockdale, was being
shown around over the city yester-
day by Mr.. Will Ross, of Tom Pad
gifts Wholesale saddlery establish
ment.
Mira. A. b. Weslow with her son
and daughter, of Albany, G Georgia, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohn on
Washington street. Mrs @. IL Mrs.
WIS daug The EXAMINER trusts
that the visitors will DO pleased with
their stay in Texas.
Mr.. Collins Chrisman, of Gates
vile, is in the city, and paid the Elk.
AMINER pleasant call. Collins is
one of the solid citizens of old Cory
ell aud one of the cleverest fellows In
it. We know him Of old, and value
his friendship highly.
Mr. Nj. ID, Coffeen, agent of the
Jenney electric light company, ar
rived In the city Yesterday. Mr.. q.
says the machinery for the plant for
our city is now finished and will be
shipped to Waco at once. twill tax Q
only short while to put up the
wires, poles, etc, and everything will
be ready for the first of February.
MT. Z. will make the selection to-day
where the plant will be located
AT the Lehman house: Miss Fe-
lice Won Schlumbach, Mrs II zanner,
Perry, George Sorutchfield, Charles
days, valley Mills II Cavitt,
Bryan; Clarence y Cavitt, Leon
Junction; II Simpson, Crystal
Falls; II S Rich, Kaufman; ID Derden,
Hillsboro; Lee IL Davis, China spring;
MRS M. d. OglesDy. OglesDy; Mrs y
WICK, Houston w w Treadwell, ii
W Treadwell, Abbott; A h Peeler
city q ID Sleeper, Hewitt; VIII
Hague, Robinson; VIM q Allan
Gatesrille; L Williams, Lorena
Miss Mamie Crowder, Harrison; Leon
Morris, ii G Reynolds, Bastrop.
AT the New McClelland: IL Con
wardine,. Dallas, Mckenzie route; |
l. Womble, Boston. Mass w Edging
ton, st Louis: w Harry Moser, Perry
Z Tally, city; 5 II Ashmer, Dallas
Il IL Royd, A quiila; L II Stive, Dial
las; James M Means, Piedmont All
Line; VI ID Colleen, Cors icana; lienr,
Horn, DnQuoin, III; l. Lasker, New
York: u Il Mayer, Galveston A i.
buchanan, Is hudson. > Ii Buch
anap, FRANK Maulden, j - DAWSON, :
W buchanan, Bryan; L. j Hoole
Hubbard CITY, . i Taylor
city; X Chandler, city
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A SAD ACCIDENT.


Sometime in October the south
bound Missouri Pacific train ran over
young man just above Hillsboro and
killed INN aud his team. Al the time
of the killing the EXAMINER inter-
viewed Mr. Ii. Garrett, the engineer
W no was driving the locomotive, and
Mr.. q. stated that the young man was
driving the team out from behindsom
high weeds aud attempted to cross
the track just in front of his engine.
The sir-brakes were put on aud an
attempt to stop the train was made,
but it was too late, aud tho young
man was killed. Mr. Garrett was ar
rested sometime ago and confined al
tIillsboro, on a charge of manslaugh-
ter, but he has been released on bond,
and now he will take old 1897 again
and his smiling face can be seen as he
pulls into.the Missouri Pacific depot
aud mods to the boys. Mr.. Garrett Is
one Of the oldest engineers on the
Missouri Pacific and Is a clever gen.
tlemsn. If all the facts are true 1t Is
strange that any blame can be at
tached to him for the accident.
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pe.ae's cabinet photos, IS per do,
THE rANsY TEA PARTY.


A Brilliant ENTERTAINMENT nj the Me.
CIeiIand Opera House ny the Ia.
dies OF 81 Paut's Guild.
This was our first Pansy Tea party
and we were rather inclined to imag-
inc that il would be quiet, unassum-
ing little entertainment, after the
Martha Washington style, with sn-
tique cups and choice imported tea TO
be slipped and gossiped over, but
these anticipations were most pleas
antly overthrown. when from the
door of the McClelland opera
house scene OF elegance was
offered to the glance. The seats OF
the parquet had been removed and
in cirle were arranged eight tables
decorated with q profusion of beauti'
full flowers, and loaded with the rich
est and most appetizing edibles
These tables were presided over by
the following ladies: Mesdalne'
George Clark, Il. r, Jor.
dan, II. b. Parrott, o. D. Caldwell
S. Green, d. 5. Wood, +. Starr, q. q
Cook, Felix Robertson, Ed. Congel
and j. j. See.
In addition to the tables were I
number of beautiful booths ranget
around the VALE, presided over b.
the following young ladies, dresses
in character TO suit the scene;
Peanut stand-Miss Mamie Chees
man. M
Indian wigmam--Miss Hortens
Herr.
| Postoffice-Misses Maggie Chez
man aud Clara Belle Puckette.
Ambrosia tent-Misses Lallie Ma
, shall aud Laura Yeates.
Bubble stand-Misses Hattie Woo'
ward and Minnie Carroll.
, Ice cream tent-Misses Dot Ricl
ardson, Mamis Ker aud Mary Bal
! Thompson.
0 About 8 o'clock the curtain "
t drawn sP and Miss Willie FrsBkli
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A Young Lady Robbed While walking
Along Washington street.

Last evening, between the hours of
6 and z o'clock, Miss Emma Beer, a
young lady who clerks in Sanger
Bros establishment, left the store
and started for her fathers home on
North Eighth street. When she
reached Liberal hall, on Washington
street, a man walked up behind her
and sna;caed hand satchel out of
her hand, and turned and ran down
the street toward the river. Miss
Beer screamed and Officer Lowry ran
to where she was, and on being told
of the circumstances, he then ran after
the thief, but the fellow disappeared
in the darkness and escaped. In the
satchel Miss Beer had between $50
and $40 and a old watch aud chain.
This is the boldest piece OF thieving
that has ever been chronicled in our
city, aud il is a great pity that the
fellow was not caught, MISS Beer
does not think she would recognize
the thief, as II was dark at the time
he took the satchel from her, and
when she turned to look at him he
had his back TO her and was running
as fast as he could go.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-10

Time was when Tea drinking was
loosely given above title Nova
DAYS good tea is in universal use; the
married and single seeming to vie
with each other in their devotion to
It. To procure good tea, however,
has been the difficulty. To overcome
this send 80 cents in stamps to Martin
Gillett a. Co., Baltimore, Md. Qf your
grocer does not keep it), aud receive
free by mail one pound of their un
riyalled He.No tea. This tea received
Gold Medal of first class at New
Orleans exposition in competition
with the tea exhibits of both the
Chinese aud Japanese governments
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CITY nAukgr ~


Grain aud Hay.
Corn-white per bu. $50
Oau-sacks, 24ce12bc.
Whsst-S5ea7sc. per busheL
Nicaragua wheat 500.
Millet-per ton, 6selO
Prairie hay-per ton, $500
groceries.
Baoon-shor cIear, &c,
Hams-ii To l2c.
M0lasses- Louisiana, 30 to Sc; Losisians
coaee ~Fair. sk to ioc; prime Rio O@iic
choice Rio ~ 70 axe, reaborryl lsglSHc.
sugars-B- wn, Cooke. 7ks7Hc, Brown
oat meal-Haif barrels. 400 " AS; grits, bar
rela, rs; hominy. pearl; I Is.
Coarse Salt per barrel2 20: dairy, %.
Ricc-Choice Louisiana, &c per ID; prime 6k
BtArch-Pearl. &c: X. g., 20 lbs, bulk. &c.
Misceliansous=Black pepper, 2oc: soap. white
So. IA Ell L fS%y s ssSsP isF P0t
ell kerosene il0 test 2-6s, 2oo; kerosene, III
test i2.lh; sst; kerosene, l50 test 2-Ss $40; bar
ID. <to tkc; Lims. SC.
Fruit. Poultry, Gaine. Etc.
Lemons palermo, o. 30 to 500.
Irish potatoes-Sorthern, II peck barrels
q %, per bushel s0c.
Cabbage western per crate, g. Is.
Chickens-- Per dozen. 900 to 90 turkey
0nions-sl75 1908 90 per barrel,
kgIs-ias@l6c per dozen.
nutur-tH'lut NcsNtlH, - W w. NbAlH9G =
te SOC.
Oranges essina s.; Imperial % So
Cheese-tnll cream, Exotic; western
Dimmed, lOc. Y. A full cream. lac.
serried apples-QuarteIs, SC; ~. Y. sliced, sac
eyAporated, so lbs boxes, DC.
Kout- Per barrel, 81 O0 half barrel, o. 60
Lumber.
The following are the prices OF lumber pc
Loo feet Eirst-class rough, SIS second elias
rough. SIS; clear rough, so; hrst-class dressed
aide, to so second class dressed ! side, SIS
bryt.olash D. d NJ. flooring SIS; second class d
AN. flooring, SIS \ inch yellow pine ceilinl
and siding SIS; y inch yellow pine ceilInI
and siding s26; Rough yellow pine ceiling
Ma so Popular ceiling and siding. ga
white pine ceiling and siding, s27 81; pppnla
finishing Lumbar $50; white pine flnishlnl
umber. 80 Cypress finishing lumber. So
wide clear rough lumber SO wide clea
dressed side, s2J, lumber dressed Sides s25
lumber dressed sides, p 90 lumber drcsse'
tsideS; 80
Ey.. shingles.
shingles per 1000 Heart X. W Cypress, 30
hesH dimensions cypress shinglel w. sal
and dypres shingles. O. 70; heart yellow pin
hhglcs, " 70. Dressed and headed yellow
ptnepickets. $50, rough yellow pickots ~
yellow pine laths s5o cypress laihs, O
while pine lAths, g.
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Deane's cabinet photos, s. per do,
inae,,on Fraugh, win Danger.

Inactlon of the kidneys and bladder u
most stubborn and fatal character have this
initial symptom. To disregard 1t Is to invite
them Hostettars Stomach Bitters has the
special quality of stimulating urinary secfe-
ton and discharge to a degree consonant with
health, and no further II H. not an excitant
OF the organs like the unmedicated stimuli OF
| activity aud vi aliiy are impaired. This stim-
| ulating and tonic action the Bitters likewise
exerts upon the bowels. the liver aud the storn-
ach. II averts renal disease. cures dyspepsia,
| prevents aud remedies fever and ague, and re
moves biliousness and constipation. no finer
tonic exists, and 20 persons With tendency Ia
| govt # strongly recommends itself as II Is
| dne depurent Of the blood
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-10

About thirty years ago, a promi-
nent physician by the name Of DIR
William Hall discovered, or produced
after long experimental research, q
remedy for diseases of the throat
chest and lungs, which was of such
wonderful efficacy that 1t soon gained
wide reputation in this country.
The name OF the medicine is DIR. VIII.
liam HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, and
may be safely relied on us speedy
and positive cure for coughs, cold,
sore throat, etc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-10

Gladstone says at is doubtless
needful that popular theology, which,
like everything else. tends to settle
down Into mere formulas, should be
shaken up from time to time, aud
II. ensured and adjusted by its eternal
standards DR. Hamlet knows the
full value and worth of physician,
formula, when a prescription based
OH 1t Is presented to be filled, and no
mistakes are allowed to pass, even
though they should be made by q
physician. The medicines, however,
require to be shaken up from time
TO time" as used.
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stock of overcoats in all sizes and
all prices. Look at our genuine raw
edge beaver ovorcoats with quilted
satin lining, former price 1888 now
NO. One of the best Melton over
coats ever shown at 500. Examine
our $lb diagonal overcoats, and re.
member we are showing good SER
yiceable overcoat at s. Come around
and see us anyhow, aud remember
we are allowing all cash purchasers n
special discount of 81 on all bills of
$40 or over. LEVINE Bros.
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We have bought the entire outfit OF
coffee mills, rooster, grinder, etc., Of
the Waco Coffee company, lately
operated by A. g. McKeen Il Co., and
are now prepared to furnish any
quantity. style or grade of strictly
fresh roasted coffee. The superior
excelleucy of our goods over thu
northern grade and lnfresh stock car
be easily demonstrated to the entire
satisfaction of all who will give it I
trial. Be sure, and insist on having
the Waco coffee, as all grocers arr
supplied at wholesale prices by YOU
friends determined TO excel
A. JONES TAYLOR Il Bro.
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The best blood purifier aud system
regulator ever placed within the
reach of suffering humanity, truly is
Electric Bltters. Inactivity of the
liver, biliousness, jaundice, constipa-
ton, weak kidneys, or any disease OF
the urinary organs, or whoever re-
quirts an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant. will always act surely and
quickly, every bottle guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction or money re.
funded. Sold at so cents bottle by
Castles & Morrison.
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the trustees refused to let II be
touched and sued out an injunction
restraining the officer from re.
moving said furniture. In the case
yesterday, Captain 4. A. Blair repre-
sented the city and II. !, Monroe, esq
the trustees. II took all day TO try
the case, and It was not finished until
late in the afternoon, but Judge Da-
Wis rendered a verdict in favor of the
rity
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That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes good cough
aud lung syrup, We will say that tar
and wild cherry is the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients, with several others
equally as efficacious, enter largely
into DIR. Bosanko's cough and lung
syrup, thus making it one of the most
reliable now on the market. Price
so cents and 81. Samples free. Sold
by Williamson Il Co.
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AS every one knows we have so far
had an unusually mild winter, and
while our sales all along have been
quite large, yet there is certain line
of our goods that have not moved as
freely as we otherwise would like.
We refer particularly TO gents youths
aud boys 'overcoats, and we cannot
blame Intending buyers for not pur-
chasing, for there has hardly been
any necessity for al overcoat, but
now that winter is with us to stay fol
some time we would respectfully
call your attention 10 osr varies
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n oliee.

Notice.
beg leave to notify the public that
have this day withdrawn from the
firm of Dieiz Il Kraft, and have asso-
ciated myself with Mr.. Burlich, pro.
prietor of the French bakery, under
The firm name of Berlich & Dietz.
We will open bakery and ,nfec-
tionary store on Austin street, near
Eighth, on Tuesday, December Stb,
and will make specially of bread
baking. in which VIC are enabled TO
excel by reason of our long expert
ence. Ii. DIETZ.
Waco, Dec. s, 1885.
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Mr.. VIM. Thomas, Newton, Ia,
says: "My wife has been seriously
affected with cough for twenty-five
years, and this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many
remedies without relief, aud being
urged to try DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry, did so, with most gratifying re-
suits. The first bottle relieved her
very much, and the second bottle has
absolutely cured her. She has not
had SO good health for thirty years"
Trial bottle free at Castles Il Morri-
sons drug store. Large size $l.00.
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Piles are frequently proceeded by a
sense of weight in the back, lotus 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
indigestion are present, flatulency
uneasiness of the. stomach; etc. A
moisture like perspiration, producing
q very disagreeable itching, alter get
| ting warw, is a common attendant
Rlina, bleeding and itehing piles yisl'
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at once to the application of DIR. Boz
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts d.
rectly upon the parts effected, absorb
ing the tumors, allayiug the intense
itching, and cffecting permanent
cure. Price so cents. Address the
DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua Co.
Sold by w. A. Williamson & Go.
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Waco, November "a


HuCkIon'6 ArmICa Naive.
The best salve in the world for outs
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped 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
25 cents per box. For sale by Castles
a Morrison.
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peane,s cabInet photos. So per doz.


Save money and doctor bills Re-
lieye your mothers, wives and sisters
by n timely purchase of DR.. Bosanko's
cough and lung syrup, best known
remedy for coughs, colds, Group and
bronchial affections. Relieves chill
dren of Group in one night, may save
you hundreds of dollars. Price so
cents and 81. Samples free. Sold by
Williamson Y Co.
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Notice.

Notice.
All persons indebted to the firm of
Lyons & Novich are requested TO
come in and settle within thirty
days. After that date all claims will
be placed in the hands of an attorney
for collection, therefore you will save
yourselves trouble and extra expense
by settling AT once.
LYONS & NovIoH.
Waco, November Gath, 1885.
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Waco, Novenl


Nothing so enhances the good ap-
pearance of a man, as fine cloth well
made up into elegantly fitting suits,
aud fortunate indeed is the city that
possesses a reliable, artistic and "fit-
ting" tailor. Mr.. G. A. Lack, of
Waco, is such an artist, and no Ill
fitting garment can go out of his
shop. He is just now receiving an
elegant line of patterns for both bus
mess aud dress suits. A word to
the wise is sufficient. .....
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Fire Insurance Business.
We have purchased the insurance
business ofMr. Travis +. Jones,
FORT e. MORROW.

Referring to the above, l return
thanks for the patronage extended to
me and recommend my successors to
the patronage ofmy friends and the
public generally.
TRAVIS +. JONES.
Waco, November Aim -.
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Toa|| Fe||ow-SufeTers|

Who are now conyalescing from
dengue, let one who has been there,
too. give you his experience, ard fol-
.ow It If you would be speedily res
tored; eat plenty of apples, and drink
good cidor freely. As diet, rare
eef steak and broil chicken with
very light bread; eggs and rich milk
in abundance. Then follow right al
forwards with dose of fuckers
ILL" to digest and assimilate your
food, and this, at last, Ia the secret OF
health, a good digestion, which means
the manufacture of blood, and that is
the life of man, whereby wasted
tissue, depleted by disease, is built up
aAd the vigor and the rosy hue OF
ur former selves once more asserted.
Try It. Our word for 1t. You win
never live long enough to cease thank
ng your friend. w. l.. TUCKER.
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The Good Things OF Earth.

Mr.. Charles Rast has a fresh ship
ment of Plants A -four, a full line
of Batavia goods, and the finest as
sortment Of candies, raisins, almonds,
currants, pecsDs, etc, for the holidays
that eau be found In this market.
See him.