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Chicago, III, July, i0.-The Inter
Oceans Oshkosh Wisconsin, Special
SAWS: Last evening a cyclone and u
water spout of terrific velocity, met
twelve miles south of here, swept
along the river, mill, and lumber dis
tricts, and struck this city with terri
Bile violence. Hundreds of houses
were wholly or partly demolished.
Among the large buildings which are
now heaps Of ruins are the exposition
building aud st. Paups and st. Peters
churches. Two persons are reported
killed and twenty hurt. Many fami-
lies are homeless and much property
DESTROYED.
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FRENCH FolRLEs.


FRENCH AMNESTY AT HUE.
Paris, July 10.-A dispatch to the
government from Hue, the capital of
Amman, received to-day, says: "Gen-
cral Dc Courcey has issued mani
festo to the effect that with the excep-
ton of the ringleaders who planned
the recent unprovoked attack upon
the French troops at Hue, all those
rebels who surrender within twelve
days will be granted general am
nesty. The Annamite troops at Hue
have disbanded aud surrendered their
arms to General De Courcey."
HUGo's EXPENSIVE FUNERAL.
Paris, July TO- The government
has decided to build Metropolitan
Underground railway, and has asked
an extra credit of l0l 800 francs on
account of Victor liugo's funeral.
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Philadelphia, Pa. July lO.-A fire
which started yesterday in the great
Cranberry belt Of Burlington county,
swept over hundreds of acres of valu-
able bog aud is still buif'ng. The
continued drouth made the grass and
vines very ir1ammable and the fire
spread rapidly. ltspread to the West
Jersey meadows, containing thous-
aud of acres of grass and cranberries.
Thousands of dollars worth of the
latter fruit, nearly ripe for market,
was destroyed. Two dwellings were
burned. The fire is now travelling to-
ward other bogs, and at Braddock'-
Mills the people are fighting it will
back fires back.
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Chicago, July l0.-Senor Mendez,
Northumberland of the state OF
Pueblo, Mexico, is in Chicago to-day
for the purpose of investigating the
public schools; their management,
curriculum and sources of revenue,
with view of incorporating some Of
the American features in Pueblo.
His investigation will include visits to
several of the largest cities in the
United States, ss well as Washington.
lie says there are 2,CJ0 free schools in
the state of Pueblo which the state
administration wishes to improve in
oil particulars.
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TIIE BRITISH EMPIRE.



London, July 1913 p. m.-The ca
element over the Pail Mall Gazetie's
revelations continues without abate.
meni; the windows and door-ways of
the publication office are barred, aud
the police are in control of the sur
rounding mobs. The Gazette says IL
receives, every day, numbers of cable
grams from the United States asking
about the progress OF the exposures,
Cardinal Manning has accepted the
proposition made by the proprictors
of the Gazette TO submit complete
proof Of all its revelations, including
every name and detail, to n party OF
responsible men, TO include the car
dinal and the Hon. Samuel Morley
the examiners TO have the privilege
of reporting 10 the public upon the
affair as they may deem best.
IRELAND DOWNS THE FLAG.
Dublin, July, l0.-During band
performance to-day at Black Rock
the British flag was hauled down and
green flag hoisted in Its place.
THE PARNELLlrEs IGNORED.
London, July l0.-The government
after much meditation, has decided
that II cannot support Mr.. Parnelpi
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motion to inquire into the Mann
strasna and Balarilla cases. This de-
cision will probably result in the Par
nellites Withdrawing their support,
which they have heretofore given to
the present government.
THE ADMIRALTY ACCOUNTS.
London, July l0.-The increase over
Childer's estimate of the amount of
special vote of credit expended was
due to a mistake in tho Admiralty. &c
counts. and Lord Northcote is expect
ed to explain the error II is proba-
BILE committee will be appointed to
examine into the financial working of
the admiralty.
Opposition leaders will not divide
against the budget bill.
A KING FOR BRUNSWICK.
London, July TO- The Hanover
Courier announces that Prince Henry,
German ambassador at Vienna, has
accepted the regency of the duchy of
Brunswick.
AFTER THE NOMINATIONS.
In the house of commons this after
noon Mr.. Albert II. Brcy, liberal
member from Northumberland, in ac-
cordance with his notice of yestcr-
day asked Sir Richard Asheton
Cross, home secretary, whether he
could assure the house that the gov
eminent had given orders to the po-
lice to do their utmost to suppress
the denominations in London reported
by the Pail Mall Gazette. The home
secretary replied that the police
would use every effort to suppress
such practices. The existing law sup
plemented by the Criminal Law
Amendment bill could suffice TO
bring to justice the perpetrators of
such abominations.
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Read Carefully This Catalogue Of PTicesI
PARASOLS.


20 inch satin Parasols unlined re-
duced to 81.
20 inch satin parasols lined $3.50
marked down from $3.50.
"a inch all silk sun umbrellas reduced
to fl.5O.
JERSEYS.
Misses Jerseys all sizes and colors
reduced to 81.
Ladies' black braided Jerseys $l.50
marked down from $3.50.
Ladies' all wool Jerseys all cOlors re-
duced to $l.50.
SASH RIBBONS.
Our entire stock of sash ribbons re-
duccd to soc. yard from 70, III and
$l.25.
HAND BAGS.
Ladies' hand bags reduced from 81 rs
to 10 cents.
Ladies' hand bags reduced from 81 so
TO 81 -.
/. INFANTS LACE CAPS.
At 25c. reduced from 40c.
At Soc. reduced from soc.
AT soc. reduced from 75c.
ALL OVER NETS.
Black and cream spanish netts at Sl.25
NaTu from D.
Black and cream Spanish notts Mt
$l.75 yard marked down from
$3.50
Cream Oriental Nets at 1925 n yard
worth So.
LACES AND EMBROIDERlES.
In these goods the variety is too large
to quote prices, come aud see the re-
duclions, now is the time TO buy.
GAUXE VESTS.
Ladies' gauZe vests at 35c. reduced
from soc.
Ladies' gauze vests well-iinished at
45c. reduced from Csc.
LINEN COLLARS,
Ladies' linen collars Toe.
Childrcn's white and colored embroi-
dered collars Mt poe. reduced from
35c.
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Tim, n,x,ean Purenn.e canura.

San Francisco, Cal, July l0.-A. X
Conri, Mexican consul in this city, in
sn interview on the subject of selling
Mexican territory to the United
States, stated that the published re-
ports ON the matter were without sig
nilicance, as the Mexican administra-
ton will not dare, in opposition to
the prevailing public sentiment, to
project the sale of any portion OF
Mexican territory. II Is further stated
that there exists a prohibition in the
Mexican constitution against the sale
or ACKNOWLEDGMENT of any portion o.
the republic.
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Tombstone, Arizona, July TO-
From Samuel Branuon, Jr., who ar
rived yesterday morning from Sono-
ra, the following facts are obtained /:
Tho afternoon of July second scouts
under command or Captain Chaffc
came upon band of Apaches near
Iuasabos, on Opurto river, ia Sono-
ra, aud spirited fight ensucd, in
which forty Indians were killed aud
three bucks aud eleven squaws cap
turcd. ChaiIc's loss was one soldier
and one or two Scouts hurt. The
prisoners have been sent to San Car
los in charge of sixteen Indian scouts,
and should arrive there to-day, II
nothing happens. The same day 100
Indians crossed Coonaps valley and
entered the Sonora mountains. They
killed fifteen head of cattle while pass
ing through the valley and took the
carcasses with them into the noun.
tains where il is evident they intend
to stay. Chaile. with his soldiers aud
scouts. and $50 Mexican volunteers, is
in pursuit and will try hard to cxtor-
inmate the entire baud.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

Chicago, July l0.-The West Di-
vision railway company has reiustated
fourteen of the sixteen men discharged
from service. aud for whose reinstate-
ment the recent strike was inaugu-
rated. The president of the compsuy
declares that there YVES no adequate
excuse for the discharge of the men
in question.
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VIVA, WIN Moses do win the widow

San Francisco, July 9.-IIarriet
Moore, a middle aged widow, has
commenced breach of promise suit
for S225,000 against Moses Hopkins.
aged 40. The defendant is brother
of the late Mark Hopkins, the rail-
way magnate. from whom he Inherit
ed S6,OOO,OOO.
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New York, July. Robustness fail
ures throughout the country during
the past seven days number; for the
United States 1888; Canada, twenty
seven. Total 1855, against 204 last
week and POS the week previous.
The western, southern and pacific
states furnish about two thirds of the
whole number.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

Being entirely vegetable, no partie-
ular care is required while using DR..
Pierce's pheasant Purgatiye Pellets"
They operate without disturbance TO
the constitution, diet, or occupation.
For sick headache, constipation, i'm
pure blood, dizziness, sour eructations
from tho stomach, bad taste in mouth,
bilious attacks, pain in region of kid
neys, internal fever, bloated feeling
about stomach, rush of blood 10 head
take DIR. Pierce's "Pellets" BY drug.
gists.
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Wilmington, Del, July l0.-Up to
midnight Mrs. Secretary Bayard
seemed to improve slightly, but early
this morning her illness took an un-
favorable turn, and her physicians
have now abandoned all hope. Fears
are entertained that she may not live
through the day.
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A Gray-Haired sinners Sentence

New York, July l0.-Wm. IL. Pud-
ney, the gray-haired, grsy-bearded
sexton of ST. Georges church, VIII o
was convicted of assaultiug Eva A..
Michacls aud Lizzie. Spearchneidcr,
each about 10 years Of age, was sen-
fenced to twenty years IN state prison
to-day by Judge Cowing, in the court
Of general sessions.
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Dread Epld emic In Portugal.

Lisbon, Suly, l0.-A mysterious cpl
demic has broken out here aud n
various other parts of Portugal
The victims ara ttaoked,without warn
ing and die within few minutes af-
ter seizure. The disease is a mystery
to the doctors who as yet have fond
no effective method of combating 1t.
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"yeiiow JacIn and New orleans,

New Orleans, July l0.-The board
of health officials deny that there is
any yellow fever in this city other
than the one case reported some days
ago, which has almost recovered, and
the board renews its assurance that
yellow fever occurring in this city
will be promptly brought to the no.
tice of the board.
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Guaymas, Mexico, July, TO-
Apaches are raiding northwestern
Sonora. Strong Impressions are
made iu in military circles against
United States troops crossing the
border.
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An OecIaen,ai Hiaze.

San Francisco, July l0.-A lire last
night destroyed the lumber yards of
White Bros. Il Allen aud Luggle 81
Co, ON Spear street Losses reach
$4,000; insurance $4,000, equally
divided between the two firms,
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Vienna, July, l0.--Scrious floods
are reported in Galacia. The Vistula
river has risen ten feet, swamping a
large portion of the city of Cracow
and destroying many miles of rail
way,
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White Goods and Lawns.

We still rushing the printed
which
this market. selling them q per- d.
We have
until there 8 bottom lie
cakes ali summer at 25c
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Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

We have line of these in all width ranging from lOc Doc
yard in this line showing the biggest drive offered this
market
We offering line of Torchon aces and insertions from
you cheap goods getting.
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to go TO the Crow reservation in Mon
tana and they would be disturbing
element IL suffered TO join our Indians
who are now on the reservation" No
action was taken ON the dispatch.
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.. HABER.

pointmont causes the following pro-
motions;Lieutcnant Colonel Henry G.
Merriam Second infantry TO be colo
mel of the Seventh infantry; Major S.
j. Fletcher Twenty-third Infantry to
be lieutenant colonel of Second infan-
try; Captain Sam 0vensheine ofthe
Fifth infantry 70 be major OF the
Twenty-third infantry; First Lieuten-
ant Henry komegn to be captain of
the Fifth infantry and Second Lieu
tenant NJ. 4. Bartlett to be First lieu
tenant ofthe Fifth infantry.
BAD POsTMAsTER BOUNCED.
Washington, July lO.--Some time
ago the chief postoilice inspector re-
ceived communication accusing
Postmaster Latham, of Superior, Neb.,
of having robbed the bank at brakes
willie, Ga, in 1875. An inspector was
sent TO Superior and upon charging
the postmaster with the crime he adj
mitled his identity with the bank rob-
berry and was Immediately suspended.
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bankrupt Egypt.

Cairo, June, 9.-lt is stated that un
less action be taken by September
first Egypt win be completely bank
rypt.
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Embroideries
Embroideries !!

Hamburg Edgings, nice qualities
Hamburg Edging good width
Hamburg Edging
Hamburg Edging, l-2c.
Hamburg per
cheaper line of Emboer but the line above of the best
quality pattern
70 ~ hem
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OPPOSING EXPORT DU res.

Brussels. Jnly l0-The Belgian
minister of finance opposes the pro-
posed export duties on cattle and
corn.
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,n viii special inducements this week We quote
department. but VIII not
& give OF the bargains oher Come and
eeo yourself
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Every iirst-class dealer sells Oh era
Pnn Cigarettes.
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IN SPITE OF THE HOT WEATHER,

Wewl draw crowds Ladies should early and
avoid the rush that follow this announcement of facts You
wildly comparing former with present prices find goods much lower
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an Opportunity Bargains Should MISS 1T.
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former prices " n " Us
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STRICKEN SPAIN.

the CHOLERA HARVEST.
Madrid, July 10.-Total number
new cases of cholera reported from
all points IN Spain yesterday WAS
l450; deaths, $50. 1t is now hoped
madrid will escape the scourge, as the
disease is rapidly decreasing at Arau-
iuaz
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MILITARY MATTERS.

Washington, July l0.-The presi-
dealt has appointed Colonel John
Gibbon, of the Seventh infantry TO be
origadier-general of the army, vice q.
A. Anger retired to-day. The APP
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

Brussels, July l0.-The Moniteur
Beige denies the story telographed
hence about the discovery aud arrest
of an alleged band of nihilists. IL says
the story has no other basis than tho
search for two old Frenchmen who
were living under assumed names,
one of whom has. il is believed, since
been convicted of vagrancy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

Washington. July lO.-A telegram
received at the war department to-day
indicated that Indian difficulties had
occurred in new place. The dis
patch was from Gen. Terry and read:
"Colonel Brock, commanding the dis
trict of Montana, has received infor-
nation from the Canadian authorities
that twenty-five lodges of insurrec-
tionary Csnadian indians under son
of Big Bear are going towards the
boundary line. They probably intend
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
a,s AIN 4 BARB FENCE WIRE
c,I. Austin s Fourth Sts., Waco, lex.
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GuNsuMPrior cuREp.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an
Fact India missionary the formula Of q
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
aud permanent cure Of Cossum ption.
aud lung affection, also . positive and
radical cure for Nervous debility aud all
nervous complaints, after having tested
it, wonderful curative powers 10 thousands
Of cases, has felt II his duty to make il
known to bis suffering fellows. Aetuated
by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, Twill send free OF charge
to Ill who desire 1t, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions
preparing and using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
w. A. MOVES, 149 Po,cer's Block, Rochester,
NJ r. 2429lsow.
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Are you disturbed 1t nights and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II 20,
send 1t once and get . bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tsething. Il cures dysentery, diarrhoea.
regulates the stomach and bowels. cures
wind collie, softens the gums. reduces in
dsmstion, aad gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs Winslow's Sooth.
ing Syrup for Children Teething il pleas.
ant TO the taste aud is the prescription OF
one Of the oldest and best female physic.
ians and nurses 10 the United States, and
10 for sale BY oil druggists throughout the
world. Price. % cents bottle
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STATE NEWS.


The Woman's Relief Corps organization
rs growing very rapidly in this State and
j. destined to prove valuable auxiliary
e the Vermont department Of the u.
A. H.
The White Mountain trait will begin
it's trip via Brattleboro this var on Mon
day, Juss 70. A new auipmeut Of
coaches and pArlor cars will : put on and
the trains will rnu st systematically The
same time o. last year
vsrmont has furnished tire governors
for the state Of MicI.isso: Apbeus Fslch
born IL Woodstock; John s. Barry, born
10 Rockingham. aud Jsphreets Rawson.
born 10 Townsend.
Rev. Cyrus Hsmliu, D. D. Ass resigned
the presidency Of Middlsburpollegs be-
cause u advanced age. andwill tsrmi-
nate his 1--we years connsctionith tbs 10
stitu:iou next month. His sscsssor hes
not yet been 6xed upoa.
The fine bred colt "Almonttay," three
years old. bred BY Gen W. 6.witters Of
Lexington. Ky, is nov the fopsry Of
a. n---A Lila Gnnnty Hori Bresders'
association. This i psptsM ths bsss
horse ever brought TO vssnont,r The i'm.
provemsnt Of stock. a cost ol12Oo.
The Darlington Free Press 80 tho sar.
msrs Of that vicinity report gss badly
winter killed 10 many places, "a 10 some
Of the adjoining tosns whole Ieljs are
being piowsd and reseedsj. I'll general
report is TO the rffsct that the ,sy crop
sili bs unusually light
The soldiers monument Il ortL6eld
sss put 10 position last ~esk. h. entire
LsssLt Of tbs monument IL q ret. IL
bears the asns. OF 3jj al isrs 20 feil Ia
the rsL.iIion. and wiil 10 snrmout<d lv
. brass ~sg,s.
II is reported that senator Eiiuds .:s
Il TO England will Lsvs references rot on.
y 70 the Laudssdais pssrsso css bot 10
: nev sztradiiioa treaty sscrssiy peud.us.
M. Phelps sas asksd 70 give evidence.
bat ne declined, and suggested v friend
Mr. Edmusds
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Thsss y ~ slsn Il essns sssnpt tsua
yous ssasS1asGtsa- Ycs sAssi1 givs NJ
ssss pstiSss - assfsl ssssiisrslios v
every sss& I'D slsn " ssisA TAsrs Ass
sses ssiss tAas nasy people W v -
sure ssd sseoussgs. ssd - 70 which vi
sesses tsstafy very rslspctassiy and cftss'
tips falsely. 6seh = ths crime Of selling
iaissioaaiaG liquors without authority.
Nc erisisai iss Of W ssAas y - general
y violsled - thia. and sess ought 10 b
anss vigorously saissosA For tAs sssrss
cod salssfal trsne 10 istssicatisg kquos
v ~ grsl sarssry of istssps~ses. vL,ch
y Ne srsas destroyer Of hs.ss life ard
bsppissss. Ne ruis ot NEE ssd isaiiss,
ssd ths biists u business enserpsiss sad
psclsssisasl psemiss ssd sssislnsss
Courss ssd jurors shoald - 10 IL thai
they fsiitfaily discharge their dufy 10
respect 70 this oriss. giving u ths sans
nas,isy and regard . lLsy do 10 The other
criminal lsvs of Tie StstA
Your ossh requires Of yos the work and
faithfulasss 81 hossss men. yeu mast
b. governed By nothing bat The isu and
The evidences. You must lay aside every
thisg else: forget and lay out Of The osss
your frieodships and ssmitiss- You must
divsss yourselves Of Ill such feelings. y
malice. haired. love asd fear towards The
Aecussd, u you have sucb, and keep them
sstissly out Of your deliberations. Your
vosk IL 10 b. done fos the good Of NJ
3tatss ths pro~sslios y III ssd property. |
ID The ssiorss4sat n ~ criminal lars
nd not for private ends"
J. SA~sdas rs. 7. SAersiaa. vas Ne
lut jury cass for trial. II y short eass
nd will 20 70 The jury today. Wednesday.
l IL expected that the term will b short,
good number Of the cases being settled
I'D put over for oos Gauss Or another.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Hunts Remedy. cures speedy billion,
headache. costivsness. dyspspsiastrspstL
COS the stomach. and puriHss ths blood.
Five Thousand persons sit~dsd the
ded'csiion Of The soldiers n0uneas At
Chester. Saturday. The nonnasst Is OF
granite. surncuntsd BY . ststule Of sol
dief 70 broIzs. and on each aide are pan.
els 81 white bronxs. on which - inscrib.
"a 40 nam - Of sons Of Chester Who we're
y The vss Of tbs rebsllios. Ths cost Of
the monument Il abous o2S00.
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-----------'---------------'-
DlaeAiu9 NOslrtls.

II has done me SO much good. ! want
you 10 send me two more bottles immsdi-
ately. 1 have been afflicted with Catarrh
for over ten years-frequently my nose
would bleed and leave the nostrils 10 .
dry, inAamed condition, with constant
soreness. Experienced relief after the
arst trial Of Ely's Cream Balm. It is the
best Of great many remedies have tried
and ! can fully recon mend it.-E. GILL,
Madison, O., editor OF the Mder.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

The powerful curative properties Of q
Hop Plaster are irresistible when applied
to Backache, Swollen joints and Muscles,
Sciatica, Plsurisy, Sharp Pains. or any
sort oil soreness. The best aud strongest
porous plaster made. A trial will demon
strate il. 25c.
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0sett's Enulsisn u Purs
C01 Liver OF. with uypophesphasss

A Value for Women and Children.
Dr. R. Haas, Jersey City. N. j., says:
have given your Emulsion to my little boy
Of three years. He was in poor health,
but be has nov taken two bottles, and d
improving both 10 strength and health.
! have also recommended il to several Of
ny female patients and they have derived
much benefit from IT,"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

uaDeb uoaey the great Cough cure 80. soa-Aoe
0lenn's 0ulphur SOAP heals 4 beauties. 40.
Observation-Disclosures Kills oorus 1 Dunions
34s lsek sat Whlsks pys--black and Brown. VI.
Pixies Teethache prsps cure In Minuts.iss
Doan's Rheumatic Pills ars sure cure. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia. Impo
oence, Sexual Debility, cured BY "Woll's
Halt Rem ever" 81.