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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
Gin proprrip tor Sale.

A FOUR STORY brown stone house on Muir
4 zoe mn near 3sthet $4,000 perfect order imnc
1,ate p0-session >. u. ELAKl-Ll. I1%O broadway.
.p~ WEST 72D-ST. for salc.-FOur stories
Is6 hyI, ID feet vide rOOmy. cosy, elegant finish
Doc" ldPN" i'''I9 " i. CRAWFORD. Builder
NOR SALE.-On West 72d-st., south side.
b.tygceu station and boulevard two elegant dwellings OF
ntn sg, cabinet finish Of costly style IN yaron- hard
ns. thls block advancing IN value more iaply thhn
any nib location the city. George j. Hah1n DuueT
Apply IJ6 West "a ST
NOR SALE-By order of the executor, four
story browns one hOnrc Gist a., near Madison ave
'-' - EDDY co, 40 BrOadwdy.
NOR SALE.-At a bargain to close an estate,
Il r. lots northeast corncr lIutl-st aud 1th-sve
''''' ~ =. DDY Coz li5 broadway.
EDR SALE.-To close an estate, full sized
4-etory house with extension. Whst, between ON
md Gth = EI'bi q Va -" Ii"'"""S'
NOR SALE.-By order of executor, 2 lots
/ ON 5tbayc near -3d.st., adjoining elegant Improve
meuts also .arge 9,th. 9sth and St. ana 1th
=. Inn I" W. i'' i''""""' -
NNE LEFT, must be sold, No. 13G West
" 72dst that large and elegant thfecro0m deep house
but and trimmed H. the best ad latest 'calghs Completed
Is months BE- dccOiat d BE sure 10 zee TINS beOro
Inr,Lasng + CFAW' rom. prcmiHcs
'fNU IEI.-BOu~r, - rooms carpets, MIR
i rOIs. slIad s, curtains. II wanted. new 5000,
BENNIIT & WELLS. ! East lithst
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COACHMAN.-By n married man no encum-
y brancc. thoroughly eNpelenced willing and useful;
civ or country; very best references Aditr's o.
''' W COACHMAN. 10 East 2ist-st.
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tim announcement of dividend yesterday
o,o -, sa,isfsc,ion to the members OF the Real
Estate Exchange at the brokers meeting IL win 'o
payabe on December 5, and the books VIII De closeu
from December l. On the call Edgar tucker on, :"
o,,er IN Columbia Heights Brooklyn. with 1nll view
W No. Pnv c,nr four brownstOne dwellings III perlegt
order for $40 600 also ten lots III ioD0hviI IA & lie
~ close TO the Hackcnsack turnpike. 'fae,.u ylin,
W,nars altered four-story Dugsan baserhl uWellinE
in sixth-ave.. between One-hundrcuhh"I"TT"G ornen
and observation-disclosures wcnty.seVehlh StS IL o. - In,
o." offered No 2OI West Thiriy-sxth-st Dro wnsoIp
Hats at $4,000. Tenement propery was ~ pnst soIc
advertised by r. V. Harnett Il Co The Gomleiloh VIII
be- Keen Edward :. Hicks and Eiwara D. Murray h"'o
Iean nnsteI for membership III the Exchange. . ~
AT the safes YESTERDAY L. v harT" Sown 0
sold No Il East sey,ny-tlr iUnrSaI s Mr. ~
Chcrry-sI three-story hri front irAlne-honsr,
sold Tor 81 300 to j. MIHay, 10 n f for 80 100
vacant at Water and Cherry sts, 2lNanalV, eoiu
for IS 90 to J. r. Foley No IS LaiHye'se ay " 10 NJ
Iyn three-story brick dwelling soid LOT S'ooV " ~
Hail. -.,.... ,,.oo-
anG.thirty- secdnd.sL. for $l51O0 TO Andrew Luke,
ID VI. Seaman sold under foreclosure Iot, - tty
500, the e. corncr OF @ @ ~
secondst and F0urhavc.. for S61.eoo TO u. hIcha
OF 81 $50. was bought Dy 9tepneh , H. ,1nun
plaintiff for $1,000. No 500 subject 10 si a aInUSn
bought by the same purchaser loi @Ao'o' "'o ''
n Sinvih sold at public auction fourstory brown
stone dwelling at No 79 East foT
north siGe of One-hundred-andfy. hrst-st. ana 90
of Ecventh-dve lOt Z0A'9l L Oh the SoutH
side of aud n; ysecOnd-st. aud ooo Ieet
vest of El,vcnth-ave.. sold for $4,000 to J. Parks
r. V Harnett & Co. sold by order or the executors
Nns is6 ass ana 400 Broone-st for $4,000. 10 l.
Levnson at public auction. A STORY brick tene
u,ent with store at No. 2iO0 Firstave between one
hnndred-nnd.t wenty-sec and One-hundred and
Iwenytifd ss annual rental Fl, 200 10 T. > Seirlew'
for SlO525, Also at pu6ilc aucton po' OF anu
ed by One-hundred anu Ia ,sst
and-sIxtyfourth st>., Morrlslniaave ana Le"ls-s''
was sold to W. D. Peck for $4,000 - p o., o.,
A'i,tan II MnIor & Son sold to W. s. Gurnee for
S5 900 the valuable piece property III West iWenty
e,phtb.st and known az tho Horticultural Hail. Inc
bidding started at $4,000 the competition was
brisk.
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Glluatinns Uante0-- Mal.s.

COACHMAN.-By a married man no encum-
Y brancc thoroughly experienced; wlilns and useful;
city country very best re;eiSngcS AddIss
COACIMAN.-By married man; just dis
Y engaged the family turning out their horses compe
city dnver no objection to ne eou"' ten years rel
NJ H.. ere OIL Il. BIoaster & Co. 42dst shave
OOACUMAN. GARDENER. &.c-Bya SIN
sS SlSc the carc Of horses careful mix best
references rom last employer Address - Marke' ST.
COACUMAN.-By young single man. (2S
an ct proper cae horses and careful driver
best OF references from Last employer cry % fS1y Aa
NOACHMAN or USEFUL MANLY a
\ very capable sober honest Young scochman. for
wk tend furnace understands an about horses
harness &c. can at ~ 6til-ave, upstairs
.DOACUMAN and GROOM.-By n single man
- thoroughly understands the pro er rc Of horses
TnS and Arsss GoA nMXS box IS Tribune Uptown
once i. 33s Broadway. "
COACHMAN-COOK, &c.--Young, respect
\ German man and WIFE speaking Si Enssh no
%4a nse hI' served cavap
"a cook washer and roner or chambetmad anu wrtress
both H'St'1''' 80 odaSo Isl fiat l3th-st
NOACHNAN and GROOM.--I}y a trst-c;ass,
~ sober honest and Industrious man; good city driver
tasty habts; good references no ooJecu1n country.
NOACHMAN.-By first-class man; under
- stands gardening has good city reference Irauir' a"
NXpERIENCED LAW CLERK desires
II position this cItv, engagement a. entry clerk,
kreprr ETC. mercantile house best city reltrente
Address A.. Box 10. Tribune Oince
CROOM-By young man: stricdy temper
ate horouchly understands his business; hra'iass
,,ereuce, Call or address Nj. l., 2OO Mtst oIS's|
GARDENER BY n young man, single IN
vi commercial place; worry competent III geeIi
bo,se work can milk can furnish good reierenc y re-
1nired Address GARDE Err Box 20, lIlDuho OHi0o.
IARDENER.-By married man, Engilsn ;
no chidreni has twenty years pr1 1rt
hot end cola gripelles li
rra and vegetables thoroughly undefstAuus III iS,
OF fancy and lmp,te 49,
would takr charge OF dairy or p0aitrf shkJTf y ~
encUs Address 90 - ,.,, oeS'n ! lgs l,roadyny.
o,TENOGRAPHER, &c.-By young English
- man (2l recently arrived rs scnographer anu fo"''
pUndent. Address ,-....,, O0lce Broadway
TrsEFIL.-By a young man, employment ,.t OF
L " any klhoj pest io'o'' NJ C., 25I West l6thst.
VALET, cAs valet or aLtegGn59 10 sr.t al i
nersonai references Address III. o., Box o. lfOue 'P
Onlce. 1888 Broadway
NTAIET.-By young Austrian OF nth noo ap po
nnarance as valet TO gentleman Dest relerchooi no
objection travelling Aduv ,h,ar 400 vast 2Ath-st
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Connlrp Droperln for Sale ano 90 fct

ESTATE 196 acres, Orange ~ J.-Mountain
IL top for very cheap Highest elevation magnificent
views accessible macataInlzed tnfIlyke vel w00lsd,
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LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK To LIZ .RPOoL VIA oUEEh'
TOWN
FROM PIER NO 40 NORTH RIVER
e,rRT-RTA Sa = Il. 430 a. m.
Saturday Nov. IS $50 g.
i-Npi2IA Saturday Dec. 5, 4.30a l.
CaDin passage $50, $50 and loo. intermediate o.
tickets ana from all parts OF EUROPE AZ very
low rai4 FREIGHT and passage oAce No bowling Green
VERNON III. BROWN Co, Agents
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Anlnmn Resorts.
Winlcr Resorts.

HAMILTON HOTEL, BERMUDA,
i WILL OPEN NOVEMBER Is.
This house Is provided with all convenience In
GLIDING electric bos hot and cold baths The
house situated Ehost ground In the city and
ands extensive OF the surrounding country ANA ad
ncen islands II, elevated position nsures dryness anc
perfect Driving boating and fishing unoxceed
ouisino uneXceiLionAble- Tins delightful
Island is entirely free from IN daria -
H. NJ. SULLIVAN, Manager.
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nsiness propcrip tor Sale 40 to tel

4 THE NEW modern marble corner stores;
n Nos 10 IA and rs wakcr-stg 75XS0 feet 90 feet
from Bro idway light three sides heated by stom
,,f ri 50 ndows ia and freight elevators Vaued
Sidewalks con ainng ten iu city lots on te I9ur
nors to ct uamcly store basement trs aud second o
or win be dv required rent very low averaging Only
IS cents per square foot per anuuin ,o q, 40 ,.,.
DIIII DINGS. STORES, LOFTS and OFFICES
ID in this vicinity some very desirable. to let ,
HUIAND & WHITING. JBeesman-si
EOR SALE-To close an estate, by order OF
'N'N''' :. EDDY & Co, l4j Broadway.
ITO LET.-Threc-stor brick factory 5OX93
,'cdiatctv NnnIv go and oil We 18th Al.
rTENPLE COURT.-A few desirable Offices to
L let in this elegant nrcpro1f building. ,.
rutland & WHITING, Beckman a.
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Ccrlnrts dn0 Hleeilu9s.

rINHF "SOcictv for the Relief of Poor Widows
4 with small Children VIII I'D heir sSth anniversary
on Thursday. November - al - o'clock IN The cctnrcruom
- 49, e. g.. CATIIN. 81 cretaIy
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Ijoot0 ano Roo ms 0anteo.

WANTED. -Bya young lady with the highest
w reference roum ana board IN private iahly "hoo
there iAno objection 70 PAM IL b. Tribune once.
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COACUMAN.-By a married man. Just dis
~ engaged the family turning out their horses; c0mIe
objection u the county; ten years rel
cr.,ce from one family Gail or atdr ~
Nj D. IRE of J. H. BIe stcr * Co.. +2dst q 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Nov. IL. 1885.
flowing sales wore held at the Exchange and Auction
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INMAN LINE .-,.--,.,..,
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LTVERPO y.
r. Ut t3F NoV. y, p N
INV p pFpITT ........ Saturday, Noy.2S, 10 D. II.
HIITv ~ ~ tt-Tt n ..... ~aurday. Dec. I. 7 u.
T,aI Imam pier foot of Granls Jefscy city. CABIN
: = a and 800. intermediate $50. STEFP
IA r nom New York. o. Prepaid tickets. Sl5.
PETER WRIGHT & % ~, Genl Agents.
No / Broadway. y. y.
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~ d. ". SEAMAN,
5.story buildings with plot Of land on lth-ave NV
cor Of II stst. plot O5X2Oo and I similar build
inrs and pot Of land, s, West sts 800 IL OF 80 90
-O1x 1908. = ii 1hayor- 4Sooo
of 4thave cor oi ia ST. lUOlIAo' ,oo
6; amin Richardson oo'oO"
Bv A. n. Muller q Son.
building. HoTtlCura Han. with plot Oi land: = OF
W e%e- -0enS' O " VI ....... 10000
By richard '. Hn11cf.
. story buildings with lots Nos $50 and ass Broom
ST II ~ g II " u WOustor-st, and .StOry build
ing WIN lo' NO 4'o lo' -. 10000
3 4.sGTv buildings with lot No ~ CleTIyst Dse --oo
lot 2lNI1' .jNlS6N2%J"t McNHIy 4''OOV
lot on Waerst. eXtcniinRto (No 81 On Iry-st 100
q6 II W O. JlntOn-st. lot :iNll1I j Folcy-. e'IVV
gstoy stable "a CncrrySt, = 80 IL OF 600
Jeters0n.sf. lot GlLll2S. Charles ane IolVO
4.stoy uweIln VITA lot, No Il Last '"dSt So ~ 200
9V1 Is n of .th ave -2OXlt % " AAcn.--.. %41uO
ByJotH /. Il. Smyth.
. sto,-r hrck buIdiug with lot. 10 24u6 lst-ave, -
a. Il 5 OF DIST lot l9Ho$ Thomas chLlew 1000
astory dwelling WI h lot. No ~ East 5'tAst - . -
q: Park ave. lot l1X611' Garrison - z''ZJO
Iots u S West l5lst II. 52j II W OF ioulcyaid, 2sh
gYll. and ] loI S. West lj2d.st BOO II OF 49,. .o.
plot of iand. bounded 10y MoIrsauiariyc Lewis
IL d and lean sts 1854 1.'3N4GtN l4!5, w u .oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
GIN i)roperin TO Eel.

A NEW Family Hotel or gents apartment
~ house 70 let corner LexiaetOnaye and 33dsti now
ready very hands nes finished ~ rooms besides large
store basement cellar large vaults under walk
~ j. SCHOONMAKER. premises
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GENERAL. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

" Tctwecn Ncw-YOfk and Havre.
No AZ North RIVER 1901 OF NoilOh-N,
NORMHNDiE FrangueL ..---.W ", dnesdaV. NOV 20 a y.
Ne We ine-idy, Dec . : D. IN
CANADA De ke.3ab &c Mri H I o. ~ ~
APIAI OR Peiitr a ilRuerlve Neiiesh v Dee u noon
CalIn Iy Onde ROdrgucs ana II. simon 500
Checks lyabe at sight in amounts 60 suit on io Banqus
I0t. =, bE BrBIAN, Agent No. 8 BOWLING Green
BRA%CH OFFICE, i.lsO BROADWAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMP ANY'S
Il LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. SANDWICH ISLANDS,
JAPAN, CHINA. NEWZEALA$D, AUSTRALIA CEN
UKAL AND SOUTH AMERit a AN d MEXICO.
NewYo pier foot Canal st. ". r.
or nciScO the IsthmuB OF Panama
ACAPUL Osails PTtrsy. Nov. 20 noon.
Connectin for Central ana south Amerlcl and Mexico.
Prom San Francisco lat and Brdpnzn stA
China and Japan,
CITY OF NEWYOKK SAILS = nIsily. Nov l9, p IN.
sor II NFW.Zr "A s 81 and AUSTRALIA,
ZEALANDIA sails -aiurday. Nov Il Up m,
or on arrival OF London mails 81 san Francisco
egh massage and general IN oiinatlo Apply ri ON
paay's ONCE on the pier, foot Canais' y. IL .,.
H-' ~ W. II. J. BULLAY. superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

DED STAR LINE. ,on.n,s
sailing from New-Yor. and Antwerp eV 4. S ",
PkNNLAN 9st uLu1'' n IA
kHYNLASD. .oa'utIt5Y' siGo second
saloon $50 and SO: excursion. SHY 10 TIt" 9e'ON'
Cshn e1cuf IOn $40. Stserag, al ow7st i5vos
PETER WHICH 4 SONS. Oehl 4 s ts' % tIo' ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

COACUMAN GARDENER. N.c-By SIN
sc vouug maa: understands The care Of Rcnteman's
also the of horses careful driver mix best OF
rciercncrs from last employer Address - Marke ST
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Gclp Wante1.

xNyANTED-A respectable boy, must pe sn :.
w good writer as0 quick and accurate NJ hsuio' ~
ply e Hotel Everett "a TO o. Chathain-st
NlTANIED-ln dry goods con1gi ,sS,"D,
w house. q respectable well trained boy, liso nsst
about ID a good writer. tairly educ ted saiaS' * ~
year. Address 4. U. Box 1891. New-isA SiSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

NOACHMAN.-By young single man. (2s
Y years aee) who unicratlnds hS business n every re
90 ct nr,per cave horses and careful driver
~ o references from Last employer city country. Ad
10. W. H., - Markctst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

REORGANIZATION for Saloon intermediate and >t'erage
pa,sengers. Apply to GUlON * CO. 20 Broadway.
HAMBURG AMERICAN S.. CO.'S LINE for
i PLYMOUTH London CherDour E(Parls' and Hamburg
Gele Nov 10 $50 M b0henla. NOV. "a ~ a. M
Nov -. a. IN Wicard Dec s. p m
First Cabin So S15. Storage S23 Round trip
at reduced prices send for Tourist ,iazette"
tTSHAKTT a. 20 G. - RICHARD & CO.
Gen Agt ii Eroad-st y. I. GenPas Agts. u Bway y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
rOpTU CPpMAV LLOYD SIS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LDNDO N..-.-
NEW YORK. sOUTHAMProS AND BREMES 49,
Sat% aui ffBE... We'd, Dec = D. m
WERRA Wed NOy.l3 am RHEIN sat pee .. ga ~ u, III
2S. 10 am Ems. We'd, pee o. 10 D. H.
steamers marx ed sai for Bremen direct 49, o.,
Al LIST cabin $50 90 and 9I%J. "a
Sap,n $50 on older steamers. ID CABIN 500
~ Stecra2c III lowest rates.
OFI,RICuS 4 Co, No Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

.IRANY BOATS-'People's Line."-DREW
n and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al. North River
,co of CanRst every weeKdsy az p M CONNECTING WIN
North and West Freight received nnul uUe Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

H. I'M vi = ,co. Avn
ROR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLo. CUhAC"A AM
MARACAiBO-
From Pier East River
noc
PHILADELPHIA s W . eIno nee IL
CARACAS.
Tbe.s AMFRICAN sTLAMERs specially built Tor tho
trade have VERY superior accommodations Tor TIM
All letters hat NAV be sent to noon on tno 81
steamers sa VIII duly forwarded. provluas 20
o.osd stamped envelopes Of aenOnna.oh 20 nnce
eoyer TIE United States offs cents per bS1i-"pe
t H6T TTeg, or Rdssase spRy Genri MsnhEers
bOOLAON' bL-0S I" DAAA' l35 PeaIIst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

TIVE L. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL 81: W.
American passenger line for 81 hoInas baI 9S
possibly Santos connecting for Monteyideo BuehoS Ayfe'
and intermediate ports -outnern SIakii ,,, c,o,a.
PIMA nee Wedn esday, Dec. at noon from ho''i' ~'
Brook, .-.-
Jtmn No,,nor, News Va on third day succeeding al m
PAUL q RKIARD 4 CO.. General Agents. 81 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

| building HorlCura Han. with plot oi land OF
West 2Sth-st $40 fl c OF Gth-avc plot 1oN9s9' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

NOACHMAN or USEFUL MAINLY a
y very capable sober honest Young scoichman for
cItv or country not afraid oi work trustworthy can
mfg tend furnace understands AL about Carriages horses
harness, &c. Vii az - "Nl'''''' "F'''i'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

WHITE STAR LINE. ox.r MATT STEAM.
w UNITED STATES AMP RofA fps NAL
Pas ron oTTf ENSTOWN AND In EhfOOoL a o N M
RRPURII Capt Irving al m
II Ihursiay NON o. :, m
III Sot Eenpedy. ThuTsda- Dee y ~
CELTIC cart oleaslo ,a Ia9 ~ \, st i0thst
RATtS@sslaon $780, $50 nd goo Return u S1om ths
f,yorahis ,erms Steeraze rom New-Iork SEO t. in
0a Conn., a. Adri attic only sSs o oo1
speeti0n Of plans and ot1or INFORM NV Up" "
panys orces. No 81 Brosd"Ay' no" y CoRTIs. Aren't
.,.,o.,..,,, STUART & TO hey. 400 Walndl.si
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-29

Not all medicinal preparations called
tonics are such. A mere stimulant Of
appetite, which gives n simple "iilled to
Nature"-whiOh removes no obstacle TO
her processes in the human system, is In
no true sense tonic, llostetter's Stom-
ach Btters not only far transcends in
purity the ordinary unmedicated stimu-
iants OF commerce. the cheap local bit
tiers, and eye openers veEded rs tones
but where they are powerless to do more
than impart Il temporary stimulus to APP
petite, the Bitters restores digestion,
remedies biliousness and insures regu-
larity in the habit of body. 1t is, there
fore, tonic in the true sense OF the
word. for does ii not renew harmony Of
tone in the most important functions Of
the body, where all before was discor-
dant, feeble and inharmoniousY Besides
this, It's invigorating and regulating eff
fects constitute 1t the best possible safe
guard against malarial diseases. 1t con-
quers rheumatism, kidney complaints
and nervousness.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-29

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity truly is Electric Bit
ters Inactivity of the Liver, Bilious
ness, Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kid
neys or any diseases of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appe-
tier, tonic or mild stimulant, will Ill
ways find Electric Bitters the best and
only certain cure known. They act
surely and quickly. Every bottle guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction or
money refunded. Sold at 80 cents a bot
tie by Rice Bros. q Co.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-29

1t is prime necessity Of health that
the action Of the bowels should be kept
regular. But the way to overcome
temporary fit of constipation, or to REM
EDDY chronic Costiveness, Is not to deluge
the stomach and drench the bowels
with purgatives Of violent and painful
action. The happy medium between an
imperative and violent cathartic Is Hos
letters stomach Bitters, which acts
just sufficiently upon the bowels to relax
them without pain, and which being .
wholesome tonic, us well IA aperient,
has the effect of strengthening both
them and the stomach, and promoting
the well being Of the whole Internal
economy. The removal Of the bile from
the blood, Increased activity Of the liver,
usually dormant in cases of costiveness,
and sound digestion follows the use OF
this beneilGent medicine as thorough
and genial in its effects ms II Is safe and
pure In composition. rheumatism.
fever and ague, kidney troubles and lie
bility are also remedied by 1t.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-29

How cheerful man looks when he Is
saving these words And what de-
lightful thing 1t is to help to make him
feel better. And what a privilege to
know that 10000 people all over the
United States are to-day saying, "l feel
better because they have been taking
Brown. Iron Bltters Mrs. j. A. Edison,
of 3, Medfurd street, Chelsea, Mass,
writes that she suffered with kidney dis
ense and blood troubles, and that she
used three bottles Of Browns Iron Bit
tiers. As the result OF this treatment she
saws: II feel better than have for II
long time. and believe am cured
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ECZENA |

For he benefit of suffering humanity, deem
II only my duty 10 give this unsolicited trHti.
mnny In favor of Swifts Specific. Ny wife
has been afflicted with Eczema from Infancy
We tried every known remedy, but ~ no
avail, She was also afflicted with u periodical
nervous headache, sometimes followed hy an
intermittent fever, so that hcr NE became
burden to her. Finally ! determined "a try
Swltts Specific. She commenced seven weeks
ago. Aitcr uNng the hrst large bottle tho
disease seemed 10 Increase; the burning, Itch
Ing and Inflammation became uuhoHfnhlc.
She, however, pcrscvrrcd ln tho use uf tho
medicine. After taking the second bottle the
Inflammation began ~ suhsIdc. After the
third bottle the Inflammation disappeared and
sore spots dried up And turned white aud
scaly, aud finally she brushed them On In an
lmphlpuhlc white powder resembling pure salt.
She IN now taking tho sixth bottle: every Hp.
pcurancr OF the disease IL gone, aud her nrsh
is soft ana white M u childH. Her hrndhrhrH
have dlsuppcurcd and she enjoys the only
good health she has kuOwn IN ~ years. No
wonder she deems every bottle ~ \. X. H. In
worihh thousand times ita weight In god.
Any further information concerning her
case VIII De chc"rfuly given by herself at nor
residence, lb hullcti Street, Or by me,
JOHN Y. BRADLEY, ~ Griswold n.
Detroit Mich, May ~. lss6.
For sale BY all druggists.
THE SWIFT BPECIFIC co,
n ~ Isl W. III N. Drnwor 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Mr.. j. Z. Condor. on Nacogdocnes
street, between Houston and Crockett,
announces to the public that he is pre-
pared to make to order, by hand, all
styles of carriages, buggies, and in fact
everything on wheels, at lowest possible
prices. All his work is hand made and
In style and price will compare more
than favorably with Northern machine
work. Old vehicles taken in part pay
mgnt for new ones. Only first class
workmen employed and satisfaction
guaranteed. Fine carriage painting and
trimming n specially. 3-l3-tf
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a well improved farm, situated two
hundred wards from station Mt Moore
Hollow. on the international railroad, in
a good. healthy country, containing
400 acres Of land all under fence G5 In
cultivation, n good frame house of six
rooms, dining room aud kitchen, all sur
rounded by gallery; stable, barns, bath
house garden, all in good order; water
from tank and well to be sold for
cash. If desired some cattle and horses
will be sold on the place at their mar
ket value; possession given at short
notice. Title perfect and warranted.
For particulars address or call on 81
c." Price $1,000.
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only to himself and assistants, but to
humanity at large. Nevertheless the
lnoculated do not appear to acquire
much immunity. because they are at-
tackled by the cholera and died like those
not inoculated. one thing, however
must be said In favor Of Or. Ferran's IN
oculation, and am sorry that 1t Is the
only one can say. that those who have
undergone the process feel 80 much CON
iidence in their immunity as to have lost
all fear of the disease that causes 20
much terror in the generality OF the
population