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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

A Reliable Artscie.
For enterprise, push and desire 10
get such goods rs will give the trade
satisfaction W. A. Williamson Il Go.
the druggists. lead all competition.
They sell DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, because its the best med
cine on the market for coughs, colds,
Group and primary consumption
price so cents and 81. Samples tree
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

" George Loving has any doubts
as to the genuineness Of the religion
he has so lately imbibed, let him come
and try the Sam Jones article. II is
good.
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WACO will feed all who come to
hear Sam Jones, while he (Sam Jones)
will feed them with the pure milk of
pure gospel. Come in and hear
him
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InBopRH Is going to make flash.
Ing bright weapon of his Blade. lie
Is fully equal 10 the task, and just as
bright himself NJ he can be.
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The News would not be disconso-
late If the syndicate were TO throw
up tie new capitol job. Nor would
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

Which one OF the Herald men will
be retained on the Herald-NewsS Its
Hall The same to us, which.
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BEEcHER is getting away from oil.
thodoxey with amazing rapidly. II
is only Beecher, however.
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Col. SWAIN will be in the race il he
is ever convinced that the people
want him. He'll have to wait long
time before he enters on that basis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

TIE business outlook was never
better than now, ut this season Of til,
year. Everyone Is busy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

For sick headache and habitual con-
stipation, try Bailey's Saline Aper-
ent.
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SAM JONES deals with the ungodl,
and the sinner to-day at the oil mills
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

THE sage Of Seguin is calmly look
ing ut the senatorial situation. He
sees much that is promising in II.
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INTEREST in Waco will center in tho
oil mill for week or so.
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AND now what is @Bill' Crawford
about these dayss WHAT
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Fathers insure in the Il. b. A.

Headquarters for boys shoes; San
ger Bros.
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WACO win be liyeIy lhis weck.

WE have 1t now. Imboden says
prohibition is an issue
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Dun g. Go. have Texas cotton pros
pects down very fine.
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Tnr streets Of Waco yesterday pre-.
aenied a busy scene They were filled
all day with busy throng Of people
from The country.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

PROHIBITION and Sam Jones both
seem TO be developing rapidly into is
sues. They are both important.
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IT'S Sunday and seats are free at all
the churches.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

IL you arc afraid OF the truth don't
20 near Sam Jones to-day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

TEXAS is making big crop, and
stable noise in the world.
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Try Little Joker smoking tobacco.
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A pale and hagard woman, with a
wild and weird look and faded
cheeks, is reclining on couch suffer-
ing with female trouble. English Fe-
male Bitters will cure her.
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Insure your life in the I. B. A.
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One hundred pairs of boys woolei
cashmere knee pants will go this weel
for ID cents, worth $50, at Levin,
Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

T. B.A., best life Insurance in the
world
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Go and hear Sam Jones this morn
ing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

SAM JONES at the oil mills to-da
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Try fuckers red ant exterminator
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Common Sense
BEEHIVE,
the cheapest and best hive In the mar
ket. We have formed partnership in
the manufacture OF everything for tho
apiary, with Mr.. Barnes, one of the
veteran bee-keepers OF the United
States, who will superintend the man
uiacture of supplies and give personal
attention TO the business. Our facill-
ties for manufacture are ON a large
scale. Orders will receive prompt
attention. Send for circulars.
Texas Hee Journal.
We publish the Texas Bee Journal.
a ~ page magazine, line and able
periodical which every bee-keeper
should take. Subscription 81 per
year.
BeeswaK.
We want 10000 pounds of good
clean beeswax for which we will pay
20 cents per pound, delivered here
and for dark wax, ~ TO 10 cents.
Barton, fOTsgard & Barnes.
Factory and Office, Seventh and Mary
WACO. TEXAS. J
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21

The most popular cign, sties al tho
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OF. FELIX G0URAuD'S
Oriental Cream or Magical Bedutihe
Purihes as wen as beauties the skin. Nc
nlher cnsmetlc will aulL

erly made. Accept no counterfeit of simila
name. The distinguished DIR l. sayer, said
70 lady OF the haut ton Ia patient: "As you
ladies Will use them, | recommend Gourati's
Cream as the least harmful OF all the skin
prepai stions," One bottle win last six months
using II every day, Also POudre Subtitle re-
moves snpertlous hair without injury TO the
Bond St, N Y
For sale by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers throughout the u g., Canada and Eu-
ope. ns-Beware of base limitations. $1,000
reward for arrest and proof OF any one selling
samu.
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WACO, TEXAS, JUNE 81 1885.

Ross is the democratic choice.
WE don't require an extra session.
CO. U.x.p, n, fl...r al ,,.;lla 10 a. O.
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Clothing
Trade in Waco,

Al, conclusion OF the meeting, Mr.. Chair
man Perkins announced the following
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-08
SURVEYED BYA GHOST.
Acres of Land Nightly Travarsed By "a
Spook with . Lantern.

Acres of Land Nightly TrAvarsed By
Spook with q Lantern.
SEDAN, IND. April Citizens of this
vicinity are greatly excited over an
alleged ghost. 1t was about one year ago
that Mr.. Samuel Miser. a thrifty farmer.
died. After his decease the heirs disputed
about eight acres Of ground. A son OF the
elder Miser resides on the home place,
four miles south Of here, and he is the one
who is obnoxious to the others. as he
Ousted the sOn-in-law.
Since september last it is reported that.
about IL O'Clock every night. light can
De seen at this house. which often appears
for two or three hours at a time. 1t is
also asserted that "A peculiar light has
been observed speeding around the eight
acres, RS f an angelic surveyor had been
commissioned 10 survey this piece OF land
ana strike it II To the one who has been
deprived of lt unjustly. as he claims.
Hundreds of people have visited the
scene, and the interest in the strange php-
uOmenOn is daily Increasing. Last night
delegation OF about forty persons Wis
tied the haunted locality. and those of the
party interviewed confirmed the reports
that have hitherto been made. II 1t is a
trick of the boys or a plot 70 iutimidate
the present occupant CT the premises the
managers Of this startling phenomenon
have made a hit in Keeping the play he
fore the public in a systematic and sensa-
riOnal manner.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-08
MArR0N ANNIE IN COMMAND.
She BorrOws ~ At Castle Garden anu
Takes the Children TO st. Louis.

MN y-oDr Anil 1f+-fl bIu-..
-.
04 - -----' az ga --i4 ''' --..- --' - r
very juvenile procession that lie'i mo
Castle Garden from an immi grant BARGE
Yesterday morning. The littI. eirl was
n -..~,l+ Ar,is Eo,.ral Sin. -7-rBel
XII, ...,.t
around every no" anu '11" "I" ='4'N
sollcitouay as TIE rest OF the procession
made up "a Martha hoppel. aged i, Hans
l1a-r.ai 4rad 3 ard a-vear-oId Katie
r-5 bib peg-b,.l-s-e, ,..-,-..-
picAeo uf hAlie anu ~ H1 9H vi
lightly shoulders. h. tIo was ceIeh.ed.
but annie looked up ID alarm anu crieu
70 the biz German:
BE careful. 10" VIII let the child
fall
Never fear, little IN Their salu the
Dig German, ping down ana ToAus
Anulcs hair villa his disc L2t-e0 lah4.
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WAsHINGroN SOCIETY.
Pen Pictures of a Few of the People tC
be seen At Receptions.

Pen Pictures of n Few Of the People to
be seen At Receptions.
The society people who gather in the
White House on reception days, says a
Washin gton special to the Philadelphia
Tunes, offer as interesting a study as the
officials and ofice-seekers. An observer
would certainly not be wearied by the
sameness which characterizes SIMILAR &C.
casi0us Ia European courts. for Washing
ton society Is cosmopolitan in the broad
est sense of the word. Every variety Of
culture and beauty is represented. The
norny-handed Western farmer, struggling
with his first boiled shirt. ana bis wife ia
gaudy. ill-ntting dress, stand beside the
tailOr-made New Yorker and his elegant
lady. The demure debutante gazes with
blushing admiration at tie magnificent
toilettes about her, while Der veteran sis
ter views the crowd win affected weari-
ness lighted up occasionally by q CO.
quettish smile. The Western gin keeps
well in the rear OF the assemblage. tread
ing gently on the carpets as II afraid OF
bres king them and giving little aflriglted
starts as her eyes fall upon unexpected
mirrors. The New England gin is
conspicuous for Der easy ELEGANCE
aud Ylvacity, which, though not
Dlteu unli6u Win beauty. make her
the most admired figure at these reccp-
tions. Her Southern sister walks through
tue rooms with lofty dignity. dark. proud
and beautiful, apparently unconscious of
the admiration she eXcites. Hand ONE
women can be seen which ever way the
eye turns, but unfortunately the picture
Is marred by the mass OF uglness un-
necessarily revealed by the sleeveless.
snouideTless dresses now in vogue. Why
women OF meagre proportions submit
to this fashion is a mystery. They GER
talnly know that a scraggy red arm
is not thing Of beauty, and that a
fiat, undeyeloped bust is not precisely
what men most admire. yet they display
these Dhl steal faults when, by decent
dressing, they might conceal them and
present pleasing, if not beautiful APP
pearance. The fashion was inaugurated
by few women Of symmetrical ana
inely-mculded parts and their less
favored sisters njudici0usly followed
suit. symptoms OF rebellion are appar-
ent, however, and it is hoped that the
time viii soon come when the GOOD old
high-nec6 dress OF our mothers viii re-
gain the throne of woman's favor.
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CANCEK INCREASING.
statietics Which seem to show Larger
Mortality from this Disease.

Statietics Which seem TO show Larger
Mortality from this Disease.
From tie NsJc T0rt TsdteH2 Record.
There has been considerable discussion
in the past few years regarding the in
crease in the annual deaths from cancer.
The dgures of the Registrar Generals re-
port, the writings Of DR.. Charles Moore
and Mr.. Dunn, have especially drawn at
tentiOn to this Question.
The deaths from cancer i'm England and
Wales i'm the ten years ls6o-69 We're 5000
with AN average annual increase of DIS.
In the next d-cid 1Sl0-lJ, the number OF
deaths was llL3-0. with an annual in
crease of go. The total increase in deaths
from cancer IN the decade lS5O-5J was
1000; IN the decade ls60-63 II as 2.40O.
and N tho decade from IS10-19 it was
$500.
lg 1874 Or. FAIR ~emarked that in Eng
land "cancer, one OF the most uaIun' dis
eases 10 which mankinu is subj ct is
growing moro ia,al." The rate OF deaths
from this disease thar country from
1873 to 1874 was equal TO tt3 IN every
100000 OF population
I'm this country the vital statistics Of
{ is city show that the mar Der Of deaths
from can er iu l~j) was 500. In /; . was
40, and lu 1883 vas ClS The estimate
was r-ade to- }eaIs ago by our city Board
Il Health that tine rate of deaths from
ance was yut lIt.lc over AGO per ] .COO. 900
inhabitants. According to the last re-
ports 1t IL about $50 per 100000. These
nsures. however. include a large hospital
lorto hty. lu Brooklyu the deaths from
cancer ~ lSe2 We're only 262 in popula-
tion OF LllN which gives about the
same rate as >cw York ten 80 4rs ago.
10 cannot nD denied. i'm the face OF sta
t.stics akc the above. that the death rate
from cancers d, increasing absolutely and
relatively DO some parts Of the world.
Bus that Ga -e IS now @ greater suscepfi.
bi lty - cancer i4an formerly h;5 not vet
been proved. Cancer is disease of
the dee,ueraiva period of life. 10
occurs latW teu the ages of Al
aud go. Now, improved modes of
living lave increased the number OF per.
sons who reach these ages. lnvestl.s
tic1 would -uoN, perhaps. tnat the mum.
Der of per Qno reaching the age suscaYt.-
Die to cancer bias increased in a greater
ratio tnan have deaths from the disease.
The Noicy from the enemy Is the same.
bur be uumlgr brought TO the front is
ffrsAfAH
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-08
cLARA MoRRIs AITACKED.
Embraced in Front OF an Hotel Dy
Man Who Escapes in a Canary Cab
Froa. tAe Se,1 York Journal.
=


From. tn Aelr York Journal.
Mis- clara Norris. the celebrated ac-
tress. figured ia az impromptu scene IN
front OF the Everett House sunday, from
the nervous effects Of which she mas not
yer entirely recovered.
Unlike most famous actresses who love
D591i-s. spItz-dozs and terriers, Mss
Norris is deeply attached = II morse.
So loves to pat his sllEen neck anu te~d
hun aud when il i Particular! p.-1tE
s.,-csmeu she doesl'r hesitate % lar2" A-I
arm. around his bead ami Kiss him.
Yesterday Miss Morris indulsed herself
III ouiet admiration OF a weli-i q bay that
stool ia front Of the Everett II Use, a.
t>.bed to a canary cab. Presently the
ladv left her room. having provided her
self with several pieces OF 4OaI su5ar, ana
walked GU OF tAe motel
Approaching the horse she caressed
him. and was about to hand him some
su-ai. when a well-dTessed young man
sAfl4E a siugle-9aTreled eye-sldss ap-
n.8acneJ her and, vita mock pOhtene5s,
r. ted a lIJtie of the sugar for himself.
Mos Norris paid no attention % the
: -4uE-r. tut kept right on nllug the
horses mouth win suEar. The horse
~5>- cageful { TO bite her fingers OF. aud
Wu.,k-d mis- tail IS evidence % his aDlIty
To - fure the treatment Indefinitely.
~Exause me, !" SAID the young man be-
uscj the eyeglasses. "but taIs j. my horse.
n.iss. and ] clam the same attention for
myself tina you are glyiuz him.
Miss Morris said u0thlcs ia reply, but
eage tire fellow a look vince would GER
t1i1lv have witlered auytllus degree
less fresh than be.
The slim. sever. positively refused 10
la t,-rr ;. a n
Morls and several ladies' who observed
the assault from the Motel windows, he
sprduZ forward and enciTcled The talr ac-
II - in his arms.
Miss Morris gave piercing scream and
thea tainted. The alert Motel clerk arrived
upon the scene in time TO break her fall
10 the pavement, which might have re-
suited seriously.
Alarmed at the commotion he had
raised the lady's assailant spTaEg into
the cab. and promising tne sleepy drver
a handsome reward to drive "any here
as quick as he could. was soon WAlsked
out Of sight.
Miss Morris was carried into the hotel,
ID al n receiving medical attention was
teken 10 the house OF a friend. whore She
now rem ms. she is considerably pros
trated by the shoes. and is deeply mOru-
ned 10 thinS tnat she should nave been
thus rudely assaulted on the public nigh
way.
Ii is the opinion Of the police that Tue
fellow. whose identity cannot be ascer-
tanned until the driver of the yellow cab
is found, is a well-dressed and expert
Kansas City thief, who is wv believed TO
be in this city, and whose descl ption tai
lies with that Of Miss Morris assaLant.
At the time of the assault Miss Morris
had up1n her person several very valua-
bile articles of iewelrv, and The purse at
tached to her belt contained considerable
money. She says she has lost nothing
that she Is aware of, but this is perhaps
due to the promptness with which she
called Tor help.
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LOGAN AGAIN ExrECroRATEs.
He Denounces Carter Harrison as q Liar
and a Poltroon

and Poltroon.
CHICAGO, April j.-The political ex-
element attending the municipal cleo
ton on Tuesday next has been intensified
70 fever heat by the attack made last
night upon Mayor Carter Harrison by
Gen. John A. Logan. few nights ago
al large Democratic meeting the Mayor
openly charged that some time prior to
the trial OF Mackin ana Gallagher for
election frauds, certain persons con.
nected ait. the prosecution had
offered o. provide loophole
for 10 escape Of the defendants
upon condition that Mackiu should secure
the cO-Operat on a sufficient number of
Democratic members Of the Legislature
to enable the Republicans 10 secure ma
lorlty on joint ballot. United states Dis
trict Attorney Tuthill and Gen. Logan
were mentioned as being PRIV 10 the al
legged scheme. Last night Geu. Logan
spoke 10 an immense cOnc0urse OF Repuh-
Leans al Battery ID Armlrv. His address
was a merclless arrangement ~ Harri-
sons administration, and when he came
70 the Mayors speech he became greatly
excited. suddenly he paused for a mo.
ment and then raising his voice he shout
ed: II denoUnce Mayor Harrison As ut
tering an infamous. viilainOus talsehood.
He Is a vile, infamous liar. poll
tro0n. and coward" For a mo-
inert the audience sat speechless.
Then there was "a murmur of surprise,
followed by round after round az ap-
plause. When quiet had he.n res srcd.
Ger. Logan gain advanced 10 the I on.
% the platform, and said in steutorian
tones: Il again pronounce Earr on
vile, infamous slauderer, p0ltr0ou and
coward. / repeat the remark thar the
press may get 10 correctly. and that Imay
not b4 misunderstood" lie then took his
seat lu what manner, ii any. Mayor
Harrison viii respond % this attack rs
not yet known, but there is am unc0u.
hrned report that be has addressed let-
ter 90 trn Logan demanding an apology
and retractlon. The matter creates
great sensation. especially at political
headquarters. II is an interesting fact
tnat while Cen. Logan was speaElu-
Mayor Harrison was repeating bus
CHARGES az the Norta Side meeting and
reading an affidavit from a member of The.
Legislature iu corroboratlol.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-08

L6UisIANA's RACES.

Good Track but Few People on the
Grand stand on Account of clouds.
NEW ORLEANS, April There was
light attendance a. the races to-day. The
weather was partly cloudy. The track
was in good condition. The events were
as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Purse $3.50; one and quarter
miles. over five hurdles. Do was won uv
TomahawE, with Ascot serond and Joe
Cooper third. Claude Brauuon fell As.ou
struck against him and came very near fall
ing. putting him ln second place. IumahaWk
leading 10 the finish. Time 2:2ta
SECOND bACE-Purse $50; selling race:
seven turlonEs. Queen Esther won, with
Matte Rapture second and Howdy Boy third.
Time 80.
Third RACE-Hurst0Ourue stakes for .
year-oIds; half mIlc. lfAretta won. with
Pat steedy second and Alma third. The tn-
lsh was exciting. five coming under the string
in bunch, Time 5-34 seconds.
FOURTH kACE-Fur-e $3.50; one and one
fourth miles. The starters were Capt. War
rem and Ellie III. Aretuo was Withdrawn
Capt. " aIreu won ln 2:l6.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-08
WiNN~BAGO's SETTLERS.
Citizeus of Dakota Cali on the Pre- sident
ia Reference TO the Matter.

WASHINGTON, Arril IA delegation
Of citizens Of Dakota today called upon
President Cleveland in / ference 10 the
TinrebaEo rese.Vatio matter. They had
an extended interview, during which
they maintained the perfect legality Of
! .esident Artaur's order opening tle IT.
seryauon to settlement. i vas 80
stated that several thousand settlers.
many Ok them from Eastern state
Lad gone into the reservation ia
abs uteiy good faitn and begun
improve leuts upon their selec-
tons. and under tie circumstai c-s
to Y ejecrmant would involve great hard
81 and distress 10 many worthy per-
sons be esiuent listened at-eLtiyely
10 lese representations. and informed ti
deieEatiOn that settlers a. -erests would
ne cared for, and uo further pre- seedin-e
taken by the government until most
thorough Investigation Of thu whole sub
jet had been made. He then referred
the delegation to Secretary Lamar, whom
Dee had requested to personally hear their
statements.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-08
STRUCK BY A TIDAL WAVE.
A waite Star Line Steamer Compelled
10 Put Back to PORT for Repairs.


To Put Back to Port for Repairs.
QUEENSTOWN April The y bite
s-ar Line steamship Garmanic, VII ca left
this port Friday afternoon Tor View York
with $50 passengers on board, has re-
turned here. having encountered terrific
storm and tidal wave. Saturday night
when the vessel was about 50J niles west
OF Fastnet a tremendous storm beeaa 10
rage. This continued with undated fury
for ten hours. On sunday morning the
waters were in the widest commouon.
The vessel was repeatedly struck by
tremendous seas. The pilot house
was destroyed. All the boats We're
swept away and TIE skyhgnts smashed.
Then tidal wave OF enormous force
and volume burst into TIE reading room.
smashed througt tbo bulkheads and
poured il great food into the state
r1 MS ard sa40ons. The paSsen gers We're
tlrown into great c0mmoJIOu for q time.
nut none were hur1. The Cap,aip and
officers remained cool and seli-posses- ed
throughout, end acted with excellent
Judgment. One seaman was lost and
several hurt. The steamship suffered
SUCH injuries, though her engines were
u Z damaged, that d was considered un-
wise 70 proceed on the trip. She VIII go
back 10 LiyerpC - make repairs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-08

who testified in behalf OF the person who
claimed taat his dog had been Dewrtcheo
declared that since he had sided WITH biz
his wei had cUoe dry. his cows gave
bloody miis and his 3-weeks' % ID baby naA
refused to be- suckled. and hS3 grown 81"
p1uy that be expected II u die az any
uue. The Justice Of tbe Peace endoa-
v0red t. ri1Ieue the idea o. ~itcncratt %
taa persons sent. bat they insisted Do
their 1e.isf aud he gave the owner Of tne
aug Judgment for s. for TIE loss OF has
dog, toe gld woman admitting that SIZE
had d0sed il 10 desJn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-08

and We misht also say-tine aud pain as
we'll, in our advice 10 good housekecpars
and ladies' generally. The great npeos-
slty existing always 20 nave a perfectly
sdtt reneiy convenient TOR the reliefar
prompt cure OF the ailments peculiar TO
wnman-functOnal ifreeularity. con.
slant painAand an the symptoms atten.
d1ht upon uterine disorGers-indures us
70 recommend strongly and unquandedly
10. Figrce's "fayorite Prescripuon"-
Woman's best irionl. IL viii cave money.