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cnicago Riots

Sometning will have to be done
sith Chicago. II has The worst popu4
alton in America. They are ont of
me riot into another with amazing
'apidity and regularity. The town
g one vast seeihing mass of commun-
ism and the ver,eworst element OF our
foreign population graviiate TO Chi
cago naturally. II is the head-ccnter
of all kinds Of lawlessness and wick
edness. The disease is decp-seated
aud blood-lctting is the only promise
OF relief. DR.. Sheridan ought to pro
vide blue pills enough to break up
the disease. her,liyer is bad and 1t
needs stirring up, Upon the very
slightest provocation there is strike.
Even the street car drivers cannot
have Misunderstanding with their
employees as TO wages hut that scri-
Gus riot is Threatened, and "a million
of people go to bed in doubt rs to
whether their throats viii be cut or
not before morning. We say 1t is
disgraceful. 1t is awful. But it would
not be, so bad IL the disease could be
confined to Chicago, 1t, spreads
abroad to all other parts of the coun-
tr::, and the gospel Of blood Ia
preached assiduously by Chicago
preachers in every great center OF
population inithe land. From Feni-
anism to street car emeute, Chicago
is ahead, is the source OF supply, the
local habitation of all that is bad
lawless, unclean and OFF colored. The
government ought to station there Q
good officer with ten thousand
picked troops, and the frs
4 time mob or mot occur
he ought to give the rioters, ergo, th
: communists, u taste of the only sur
IS cure yet discovered for the disease
: We will have to have to an exampl
: one of these days soon, and we are Il
favor of commencing with Chicago
= becauseit is to her that we owe nearl
y all of the organizations of the lawles
= in this country. She has led in til
: balcful work of conducting the trade
o. dread body standing as dark an
e threatening before the law and its o.
% ganizing mission of protection. as tn
80 angel OF destruction when broodin
20 over the battlefield, ere the work
a.
= slaughter commences.
chicago is adangerous circumstance
plague spot in the land, and goo
law-abiding wealth will not be e
- joyed until she is burned up
= drenched for once III the blood OF q
communists, who openly Ponsort 4
Pc ge'her within her bosom. II is a
he founding to reflect that, notwithstan
ing all the bloody riots aud fierce di
regard Oh law exhibited by the cor
hunists ana socialists OF that Cit
- no real or earnest effort has eve
been made TO either punish or repre-
the iawless. After one great on
Il. break, nothing is heard until anoth
!, comes along. The courts do nothin
VI The ministers of law are elect
from the dangerous classes Al
m. they can do nothing, II they woll
to bring cohdign punishment np'
the men at whose behest they ha'
co assumed the task OF guarding Il
public peace OF vast city
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Ir lisa pity the Blair bill cannot be
so amended as to appropriate the
same sum of money as agift to the
common schools aud leave them indie
pendent In management.
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! am determined TO quit business in
Waco, therefore, offer for sale the
IRON FRONT SALOON on Austin street,
together with all furniture, fixtures
and stock. Building can be bought
or leased on favorable terms. also
oilcr for sale my residence on Austin
street, near Ninth, at a great bargain.
Sol. Lyons,
Iron Front Saloon.
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VIZ have seen some larger papers
than the Paris News. but none more
saucy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-04

The Utes in southern Colorado are
again Troublesome, and much damage
to mining operations has resulted.
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THERE is more cholera bait in Waco
than there is in the city of London.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-04

WHAT Pfouts knows about Jonah
and Jonas wouldn't fill seven large
baskets full 10 overlooking.
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SAM JONES is one of the most ilu
ished natural orators now living.
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To soften aud preserve ladies and
children's fine shoes get Buttons
Raven Gloss. II IL the best. For
sale at Sanger Bros. Ida' -.
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All kinds Of ladies' misses md
children's dresses will be sacrificed 10
close out this stock, as we must have
the room. " Levine Bros.
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THE Gazette's hatred for Waco is
only exceeded by its yearning alice
ton for Dallas, and Pfouts.
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Our offerings in ladies, misses and
children's slippers this week should
receive the attention of all, as we are
Offering q great many bargains.
Sanger Bros.
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On draught at Williamson 4 Co.'S /;
Birch beer, ginger ale, Deep Rock
water, Saratoga High Rock water aud
Vichy wator. -.
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tbs owners of the Indiana lime
rock quarries are satisfied with the
decision Of the capitol board. Why
shouldn't they be.
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THE sanitary condition of Waco is
simply deplorable. Nothing saves
her but her glorious climate.
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The teachers OF Texas look with
longing eyes 10 the magnificent pro-
vision proposed by the Blair bull.
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We have many bargains as ever, and
the public will get the benefit of them
by buying this week, ut Levine Bros.
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To investigate the s.Cream of Ken
tucky', nt Losnke's Union sa-
loon Corner OF Eighth ana

y lJiWHsoh IsUccts. y
Handmade, sour mash WHISTLES.
Taylor's o. +. c., four years old.
Rcdmon, six years old.
Glendale, four years old. men
Rye-iG uckenheimer, five years old.
Also on hand and sold at wholesale
prices by the bottle, the purest native
and Rhine wines; the very best for
medical purposes. Vice &
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THEIRS are no vacant business
houses In Waco on business streets.
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WACO merchants are alive to the
big trade before them this fall.
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Smokers prefer Opera Puff because
they do not stick TO the lips.
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NEw buildings are going up rap
idly in all parts of the city. tat
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|K:XXA|
Indigestion Cured. 7.

! suffered for more than five years with indt.
gestion scarcely able To retain the simplest
food on my stomach. The burning sensation
was almost lutollerablc, and my whole system
was dernnged | was wakefnl and could not
sleep, aud consequently n,orc or less nervous
all the time. declined In flesh, and suffered
all the usual depression attendant upon this
terrible disease | was miserable, AZ last
failing to find relief In anything else, com
menced tlle use Of Sylfts specific. began ia
improve At once. The medicine toned up the
stomach, strengthened the digestive organs,
and soon all that burning ceased, aud could
retain food without Difficult y, Now my health
! is good and eau eat nnything In the shape o.
| food and digest II without the slightest dini
Guilty. most chocrfully bear this testimony
4 because there are hundreds suffering as was
| and am sure they eau be- NJ reudily healed
| Take the prescribed dose fer eating, Instead
| of before.
JAMES MANN, No. Ii Ivy St
! Atlanta. Ga. May Is, 1850.
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Get you nice Paarasol at low
price at u. Haber's.
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THE state teachers convention was
a great success. The labors Of the
members must result in great good to
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Insure your lie in the I. B.A.

Try fuckers Neuralgia Lotion, ro-
icyH worst headache In five minutes.
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The Dead BGaH
e3lI " AttSNt
d.
The Dead Beat!

He ia harry in the idea tina, he inherits q
roodly share. Of other peoples wealth, sna
usesevery resource Of imagination Dress ano
npeech 10 obtain his objects. You see nun III
broad cloth and again In rags eschews
honest toll generally. sometimes, however
he Is a hard worker and uses tina, as snare
lie LAYS for you. in all the walks OF life ana
ten chances to one he will bleed you some
where, When he gets whathe wants from you
he says TO you lin his sleeye.) goodbye sweet
heart good-byei lie is constantly borrowing
or asking credit and has no Idea OF paying
bnor, The clothing business is the specie
prey Of the n
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FREE FROM MALARIA, y.
Iu the fall OF 1854 was take N with case OF
malarlal fever which pFostra ed me both body
and mind was drugged AFTER the old fashion
with mercury and other mineral mtNiurrs, hut
with no good results. My health was shatter
ed and my energy gone. My legs and fcct
would swell, aud / had what everybody
thought was dropsy, These symptoms alarmed
me- and was ready to grasp NJ any remedy
suggested. A friend advised me TO try Swiit 5
specific. I procured three bottles and com.
meneed Its use. the swelling soon subsidized. /
have taken the three bottles, which have made
a perfect cure. and feel like new man to-
day. There never was more meriiurlOus
medicine offered 10 suffering humanity. II
has wrought wonders for me,
WILLIS JONES.
For sale by all druggists.
! free. ..o,
N. V, 1877, w. 23d st.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, ia
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Tns clouds furnish grateful relic
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WACO, TEXAS, July a, 1885.

KEEP very cool.
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GOOD COUNTRY FOR GAME.
Something About One of the Out. of.thI
Way Corners OF tho World.

Something About One of the Out. OF. the
Way Corners of tho World.
A correspondent of the London Field
writes thus; The Makran coast Is that
part of Beloochistan which extends
along the shore of the Indian Ocean
and Gulf of Oman, from entrance of the
Persian Gulf to the Indian frontier, near
Rurrachee. The whole Of this region is
very sterile, consisting of sandy wastes
intersected by mountain ranges, which
become moro frequent toward Kur.
rachee. The great bane of this region
In the dearth OF rain, which,
however, falls during the southwest
monsoon, and sometimes also about
November. The natives are miserably
poor, being occupied principally In hus-
bandTy. There il no coinage of the
country, bat rupoes Will generally pass
freely, although In some remote parts
the natives are reported 70 be unaware
OF the value of the almighty rupee.
There 10 no settled government, but the
country IL overrun with petty chiefs,
who mostly pay tribute directly or In
directly 10 tho Khan or Khelat, and loot
the wretched peasantry TO the top OF
their bent. The jam OF Luss Bella Is
the most important OF these. The dis
trict over which he rules extends from
the Hubb River, near Kurraohoe, TO be-
yond 0rmara, 10 which place shall re-
fer more particularly later on.
The Makran coast became more gen.
orally known AFTER the erection OF the
Indo-European telegraph lines, which
pass through II and form part OF the
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sHERlEE,s SALE.
CHERIFFs sALE-NoTIoE or an


GHERIFF'S SALE-NoTICE OF SALE
y of Texas Trunk Railroad, etc
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue of an execution in my hands in favor
o. r.. Nj Reardon and against the "Texas
trunk Railroad Company" issued from the
District Court of Dallas County, Texas, l, W.
IL. W Smith, sheriff, etc., will sell at the
court house door of Da las County ON the
FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY, 1885, being the
9TH day of the month, within legal hours, at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder, for cash.
the following property, to-wit.; The rail-
road, including the entire road-be traCk (,
depots and depot grounds, offices, shops and
right-of-way and appurtenances, and the
llanchise and all chartered powers and
privileges of the Texas Trunk Railroad
Company Also, the following-described
real estate, to-wit.: All that tr6ct of land
situate in the County of Dallas, State of
Texas, being part of the original John
Grigsby league, about two miles east of the
court mousse in the City Of Dallas, the same
being part of lot No five (5) of the division
Of said league, beginning at the east corner
OF Jacob Bopp, on the southwest line of said
lot No. 81 thence north As degrees east $50 feet
to acorner post; thence south As degrees east,
$50 feet, TO a corner post; thence south, 45
degrees west, $50 feet, said boundary line;
thence north IS degrees west, 1850 feet on
said boundary line to the beginning, con-
thlning twenty-five (25) acres, more or less.
Also, a tract of land situate In the County
of Dallas, State of Texas, described as fol-
lows: Part of the Lagow league, beginning
at bois dare post with railroad spike
driven In ii Mt the southeast corner of said
Mays land where it joins the southwest cor
ner OF Gallagher's land; thence in u north
westerly direction along the boundary
line between said Mays and said Gal
lagher's land, 600 feet TO stake; thence at
right angles to said boundary line of said
Mays and Gallagher $40 feet TO a stake on
the west boundary of said Mays land; thence
at light angles TO said last named line, mia
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LUMBER.
Grifiiths &NCowser, Yard"andl 'Ofice on
Commerce Street and Houston y Texas
CentraIERaIlrOad.,

Grifiiths &NCowser, Yard'andl 'Ohice on
Commerce Street and Houston y Texas
CentralERailrOad..
The above firm desire 70 call the at
tention OF the public to the quality Of
lumber handled by them.
No character OF pine lumber is assum-
ing the importance now obtained by
southern long leaf yellow pine; sur
passing all other pines in STRENGTH and
durability, it is used by railroad COM
panies for bridges, Trestling and general
construction, TO the exclusion Of all
other lumber. Strength and durability
are not its only qualities--p0ssessi q
beautiful grein, it is much sought after
for inside finish.
| This valuable lumber has been mac
cessible to the ordinary consumer in
| this section until quito recently, Large
enterprises, backed by large capital,
making improvements with view TO
permanency have not failed to avail
| themselves of this excellent quality OF
lumber. The ordinary consumer while
wanting good lumber could not get it
dealers being stocked with cheap and
inferior grades of pine.
bElluJHS " OOWS6T IL Ju0 only IIul
| in North Texas making speciality OF
handling Long Leaf Yellow Pine, and
while excelling their competitors in
quality they place their prices in COM
petition with cheap and inferior grades
plumber. Their stock is the largest
and best assorted in the city OF Dallas.
In addition to large stock of rough
lumber they carry large stock OF
dressed lumber, including
Poplar Finishing,
Poplar Ceiling and Siding,
White Pine finishing,
White Pine Ceiling and Siding,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Portland and Rosendale Cement,
Austin Lime,
Hair, Plaster, etc.
In fact building material of every de.
scription usually found in first-class
lumber yard. Quality the best and al
the lowest prices.
Parties in need of any of the above
material will find 1t to their advantage
to give us call
GRIFFITHs Il CowsER.
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chain of communication between Eng
land and her Eastern colonies. As re-
CARDS sport, the following are the prin-
cipal items. In the hills, ibex and gudd
(mountain Sheep are very abundant
and afford excellent sport, the former
being generally found in the more ele-
waited parts OF the mountains, and the
latter nearer the base. The natives, no
are excellent mountainous, sometimes
drive the ibex in such a manner rs to
compel them to enter some defile,
the sides of which being inaccessible
even to an ibex, indiscriminate
slaughter ensues. Leopards and cheeta
are also occasionally shot by the natives
and species of bear reported 70 exist in
the hills, but as we have never been able
to procure skin, the species is doubt
full. Gazelles abound in the plains and
are stalked by walking behind a trained
camel. lHares are fairly plentiful, but
are much smaller than the English
ones. AS regards ieathered game, water
fowl are plentiful in the winter whom
ever there is any water, notably, at Som
meanee, near Kuirachee, where there is
a fine lake. The obera, or les err bust
ard, abounds on the fiat, and black par
fridge occur occasionally.
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HHR HUSBAND MAKEs A coNIrssloN.


Dr. w. J. Gibbon, Of Clarendon, All. does
quite large practice and siaads high as a usdl.
al gentleman His wiis's lingering condition
seoame 50 well knswn, that a reporter aecouteS
him on the streets Of Memphis, one day, when
he following dialogue was had
"Doc,or. am glad 10 learn that yoir viii.
has regainsd her health after several year, OF
misery and suieriAg."
~YeS, sir, she is now quite restored ), kssltb
% Inc great astonishmsn, Of myself and all who
knew her."
"Ha,e you any objection 70 telling me hsl
eemplsin, and the remedyr'
None In the least. She hboed uns~ N
enie'ion peculiar to the sex. attended with loss
u,ppeuie, emaeiation, prustrstcn, lnpsiredse.
gedonh cold eEuemitles, hys,erio,. eonstsn,
ersdaehe. extreme nervousness, and was bed.
ndden over three years. My tkili and Ina, a
9hcr phyticisns was exhaustsa and she wa
Cssnup to die. Some one mailed me the Fau,uir
~ Dr. DsomgOOle's English Femais B,t,r.,
tpsocufed Few bottles and placed her upou Il,
-. and Il cured her like magic. Il IL a won.
crrful medicine. and take pleasure In recon-.
urndng Il 10 all women who need a snslc or
emsie regulator" 49,. -
SID by al dealers At sioo n ulci. ,o,a q, .
IS cent book rRrL 80
Up. DRoMoood.k q Co,
Vi-.~.>yse Lyi~tiss. ~.
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DR.. RiChau's Golden Remedies

WIN not radically cure. d. Richau'
Golden Balsam No, will cure Syphilis in 10
primary and secondary stages, such as oil,
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eye
skin eruptlons, soreness Of the scalp and al
stages of the disease, graduating disease an
mercury thoroughly. Price IS per bOttle,o
two bottles for 50, DR.. Rlnnau's Golden Bal
sam No viii cure the third stages or Tel
tlary Syphilis, where syphilitlc and mercu
rial rheumatism are connected with the prl
mary and secondary. | have hundreds o
certificates where miraculous cures have beer
effected by these remedies. Patients eat anO
drink what they IKE, and require no outWaro
applications. Hundreds suffer from syphi
lite and mercurial rheumatism who are 10
aware OF II, and defy such TO obtain a rad
cal cure without the use Of this medicine. ] =
beneficial effects are felt at once. IL has raj r.
ed men from hospital beds In one week, " nc
have lalh there for years under the bestpra O.
titloners In the city, and Is the only radio
cure for he worst disease known--Syphlli he
Price s. per bottle, or two bottles for 80. /
saves yourself-it saves your offspring fro u
the faint Of this scourge.
DIR. Richaus Golden Antidote, % safe, SPEEDY
pleasant and radical cure for gonorrhos
gleet, irritation, gravel andtall urinary do
rangements, accompanied with full direo
tlons. Warranted TO cure. Price 50 per boi
lie.
DR.. Rlchau's Golden Ellxer de Amour, /,
radical cure for Spermptorrhop, general 10
bility in old or young, giving vitality and IN
parting energy with wonderful effect 10 thoss
who have led life OF sensuality or self-ahuss
1t is invaluable TO those who are anxious To-
an increase Of fanny. Nothing more certain
in its effects. II Is composed OF the HOS
powerful ingredients In the vegetable king
dom. Harmless but speedy IN restorinl
health. Price 50 per bottle, or two bottles fGi
80. Trade supplied at liberal discount.
On receipt Of price, by mail or express
these remedies Will be shipped 10 any part a.
the United States and Canadas, free from OBJ
servation. Prompt attention paid 10 all cor
SUPPLEMENTARY confidential Private
parlor for ladies'. The doctor can be consult
ed at his office from 3 n. m. 10 Q p. IN.
Address DIR. ID. h. RICHARDS. No. y. W
rick street. New York city. n. Yf
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit OF leave New York City
save Baggage Expressrge and 50 Carriage
Hire and stop at the GRAND UNION HO-
TEL, opposite Grand Central Depot. 800
million do liars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages
aud elevated railroad 10 all depOts. FaMi-
lies can live better for less money AZ the
Grand Union Hotel that NJ Ruy other aEst.
class hotel In the cltv.
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NnrlnEa

A N UNEXAMPGED oFFER-WE OF
"A fer, as elsewhere stated In this column,
70 lots between Elm and Main streets and
several beautiful cottages on monthly pay
ments and long time. We will give prices
on these lots uneQualed any where in Dallas,
SIMPSON 4 HUFFMAN, 1Sl Elm street. 23-tf
NOTICE = ALL PERSONS HAVING
~ claims against the estate OF Il, II. Mil.
Ter, deceased. will please present same al
store lSli Kim In the next 10 DAYS. jun7-lw
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Ds,.suNsL-.wEAK AND vFuNVELc
i urtOrl NrS the h0NAN BoDf
Euierrrdi Developed and etrenshtenedi etoa
Is IA interesting advertisement long run IN
o I uApe. iu reply W. inqdlries, we VIII say
nat thote II no evidence OF humong NOOut
very higeir lpdurFed. Interested persons m. y
g. pc. led r'rCClJTg, glv'rg al nartloulRrh. "
a iftasslnv Erle Nedlcal 90. 2. o. BOZ blA
Buffalo, n, Y.-tToledo Evening Bee.
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g,Wealk EYes.I,

weak Eyes"
Persons suffering from weak eyes,
arising from nervous arrangement or
over taxation, either in youth or middle
age, will find great relief by using
Hawk es' crystalized lenses. For sale
In Dallas only, by Eisenohr Bros &
Schneider, drugg lists ana German oph-
clans.
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Baiiey's Saline Aperienti
A. WHAT ~ rTs -. -

M ehesp, mild. effective and dslishfsui i'm.
~ o. pufRstve,. Intended a. : sul5stitutc Ia
IL end nause.ting pllla. n Cures constips.
91Qc1 70 All who lead a scdcnfarv or 49,,
1lned hfe. sswhitc powder Al sclrveSrrr
- w.t.z, and u - ple>ssnt y ~ nod
- scken AID II alwsys rra1H ~ On In
1910 - cen. I'd ed - ssssds y AImsslss.
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Remember the only train running
through Coaches and Pullman Hotel
cars through the "beautiful Indian Ter
ritory," leaves the brick depot every
night. Sleeping Car berths reserved
in advance 500 Main street.
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nm A rnurIIuric nnrDlpSTInu

" hNTND - LADY AGENTS - WE
" have tho best eiilng lln9 of goods for
lJdy agents Ia America. II consists OF the
Queens Protector" "naisy" Stocking and
skirt Supporter, Shoulder Brace, Combined
"a air Bustle and SkiI, supporter, SAFETY Belt,
GOssamer, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
aud other goods rnr olie-' and chlldrenh
wear, These gOOot i.I. new devices, staple,
and an agent can't fl'l "a sell something In
every house. We brHe $40 agents making
Slo0 monthly. We have 81, - and 81 outnts,
ifh either Oi whiuN fl Ueant can maze OK.
cellcut WAGES Address, with stamp, W. II
NANILL IL y I O .nh NAV streel, OM-nlgo.