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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-06
IN THE PROBATE C0URTM Ann


Il for Salt Lake County, Utah Terrirory.--
George Bettinger, Plaintiff, VS.. Ellen Bettinger
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. The People of the Ter
ritory OF Utah send greeting: To Ellen Bettin-
ger, Determinations are hereby required to
appear In an action brought against you By the,
aboye-named plaintiff, in the Probate Court OF
the County of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah and
to answer the complaint fled therein, within
ten days Exclusive of the day of servicel after
the service on you of sunmons--if served
county, but in this district, within twenty days:
otherwise within forty days.
The said aetionis brought to obtain a decree
from this Court dissOlving the marriage con
the ground of wilful desertiOn of plaintiff BE-
defendant, and habitual drunkenness of de-
PENDANT
Aud you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff Wilt apply to
TINS Court for the relief prayed for and cost Of
suit
Witness the Hon. Elias A Smith, Judge and
the seal of the Probate Court of Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah, this 26th day OF
June, IN the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-fve.
lsEAL.l JOHN c. CUTLER, Clerk,
Territory of Utah. !
County OF Salt Lake. %
l. John G. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate Court
in and for the County of Salt Lake. in the Ter
ritory of Utah, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a full, true and correct copy of com
plant and summons in the matter Of George
Bettinger, Plaintiff, VS.. Ellen Bettinger De-
office.
hand and affixed the seal of said Court
this 30th day of June, A. d. 1885.
JOHN c.. CUTLER
lsEAL. Probate Clerk.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-06
Notice for Publication.
mo. zoos.

LAND OFFICE AT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.1
June 18TH 1886.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Judge or Clerk of the County Court at
Tooele City, Tooele County, Utah, on Monday,
July 9th, 1885, viz: James B. Bowden, of Tooefe
City, Utah, Homestead Entry, No. 1925, for the
\ OF w u, E Il of w "a and N w u of 8
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz: William H. Classify, John Gill
Remington, all of Tooele City, Utah q
II. McMASTER, Register
T. G.. BAILEY Attorney
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-06
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
HALE d NoRCRoss S. M. Co.,

hlhGINlA, NONss July =, ACOC'
H. M. Levy, A. Borland and the friends of
the Hale d Norcross mine: The first bar of
bullion ever taken from the 3U00-foot level OF
the Comstock lode-the first fruit of the
long-sought-for bonanza. The, result OF
hope. energy and pluck-with the compli-
ments of the superintendent
P.S.-"They' said ore could not live in the
deep levels of the great old lode. The above
result proves ''they'' lied. They say many
unfavorable things now against the mine in
which time will also show "they'' lied.
r. 2. HEATING.
After reading the letter they proceeded
to examine the bar and ascertain Its
value, and found it to be worth PIP, IN
the proportion OF little less than one
third gold to two-thirds silver. Sundry
bottles of wine were opened and disposed
of and right pleasant evening was spent
by the guests in discussing the future
bright prospects of the mine Virgiaid
Chronicle.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-06

Manufacturers OF Furnace, Mining and
Milling Machinery, Mining Cars and Car
Wheels, Stag Pots, Burs and Pans for Sampling
Mills, Etc, Cast and Wrought Iron Fencing and
Cresting and all kinds OF. Builders Iron work;
Interior Supports.
Orders promptly filed and all work guar
anteed.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-06
THE FIRST BAR OF BULLION.
The Hale 81 NOrcrOss Managers
Indulge i'm n Jolly Christen-
ing Festival.

A merry party assembled at the Savage
and Hale & Norcross office in this city
last Fevening to attend the christening
of the first bar OF bullion produced from
the ore taken from the Wine station on
the 3O00-level of sthe Hale & Norcross
mine, and the first bullion that has ever
been taken from any mine at that depth.
The gentlemen present were President
H. NJ Levy, Archie Borland, Joe Marks,
Sol. Jacobs, Superintendent Heating and
few others. On entering the room the
guests were shown the bar resting on a
bed of flowers on a center table. On top
of the bar was the following letter:
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-06

The Only Line between the West
ord the East Running Through Salt
Lake City.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-06
On all Through Passenger Trains

Lunch at All Hours.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-03-14
THE RAISING OF LIVE STOCK.
What the Members of an Agricultural
Club Think About Ii.

Can we, on land that is worth $50 to
1926 per acre. compete with the stock
raising of the West where extensive
pastures, covered with nutritious grasses,
may be purchased for from 81 TO So an
acre? Several dairymen, present at the
latest meeting OF the Columbia County
Club, know they can raise better COWS
than they can buy, and they get fair
profit from butter. Another objects to
this res ource; it Is so difficult TO obtain
good help in the house, and almost i'm
possible to keep help if much butter Is
made. He buys calves OF men who
ship milk to New York; gets them when
few days old for S1.50 each; pnts them
on COWS until six weeks old, then ships
them to New York, receiving S8 to Sl4
each. One three-vear-o heifer fatted
over SO worth of calves since Last De-
ccmber. He finds it profitable to raise
Young pigs. which sell at six weeks for
81 to s.. Thinks we ,ought to keep
more hogs, especially if we have orchards
for them to run IN. Lets his hogs run
through the summer on clover pasture
with little grain. In the fall feeds
small potatoes, and finishes with
mouth's feeding of heavy grain Would
RATHER raise the money than raise COWS
when he can buy them for $40 or $50.
Anaged farmer gave interesting ren3'-
niscences of sixty year ago. 1t was
customary then for farmers sons to hire
out to neiehboring farmers. Tie
daughters thought it perfectly honorable
to hire out III the same manner. They
were treated as members Of the family.
and in many cases remained rs perma.
| nent inmates through marriage He
thinks city styles and city boarders re-
sponslble for this departure from the
/ simple customs of the past, making our
| young people dissatisfied and restless.
He thinks sheep-raising profitable, in
| addition to other stock. With suitable
care sheep pay double on the invest
| ment every year, and the surplus stocl
! is easily dis. .)osed OF. Another find.
profit in horses; has sold three-year Ole
/ colts for $3.50; considers a young horse
three to four years old at 5000 more
| profitable than sheep or cattle. It ].
necessary, however, to keep good stock
to breed from poor stock is a mistake, a,
it also is to breed fast horses. There j.
constant demand for heavy, draf
horses in the cities, selling readily f.
from $500 to $500 pair. Objectlo,
was made that colts bite close, injurlns
meadows and pastures; also very litu
manure can be made from that kind O
stock. The same money Invested il
sheep or cattle would tend to increas
the productiveness of the farms-th
end to which all methods must be sub
servient.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-03-14
Major Mutt Gets Married.

Major Eatt, the midget, appeared at
the Crawford House. Bc@'c1, as groom
in 3 bridal party thai, had been waiting
tor him rather iupa.ieutlv. The bride
was Miss Clara Corneld, of East Boz
ton. a very pretty brunette, eighteen
wears OIL. and eighteen inches taller
than the Major. Magistrate T. ieo1;
performed tie ceremony aid then the
coaple reca.v@ei tie congratulations oi
nc sn-l ce-gaay Ireze-t- Mao
Nat, who u1.l! the day # the ~el
Ding, has besn bachelor. u fJrtT-foui
years old, aad first II. bis wife at~s Eau
scum IL Bsyston two years ago.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-03-14
An Ancient HagabOnd.

Co. Thomas Wentworth Higginson
amazed and amused an audience the
other evening, by giving them a sketch
OF New England vagabond OF a ceu-
trrg ago II -said: "Inett was the oc-
cupation Of the hero. For thirty years
he stole everything conceivable, incIud-
ing wives, in winning whom he was as
gifted and versatile as a sailor. His OPP
erations extended from Canada 20 Elr-
pinia. and he had a wife III almost every
town in which he tarricd for any length
of time. He had "a special fac1Ity for
getting his pick from sewing circ.es and
prayer meetings. 1T different timas he
passed himself OFF as clergyman and
as physician. IL deserted from the
array, ani led his pursaers chase
across the hills of Massachusetts,. steal
i1r horses for himself d. often as he
wanted fresh mount. For stealing a
silver spoon and other small articles he
was sentenced TO death, bat o. reach
ing the gaHows found comAI'men.
which changed the seatenc. - iMprls-
onment for life. Wine in prison h
made q record Of slang and il.-n st-rrn-
- which little has since 15eeu al .ed
Finally escaping. he w~l. back to hl-
Oldest wife, il Na;ae. wlIy hal borne h.1.
nine CHI dre1, AM devoted a.l4 ed II
Goctoring. e.oplng .1ca t.nce. aa@
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-03-14


J. a'r.d ".a " >chel sil con- l.
,~a.o. ;I# Give Points, "
y ... .Eur Grao years this 0
|.a... ..ta its rost. II out7b. HI "a
....... ar, a. .,.ist, it W, IS
,. :.n#G mfj lark and g. L
...u4.n, !. stood. -nIar.tet, Oh a.. -.r,
si.5a rir surrounding houses, au H., IS
rlHa5ug people of its fixed Dc F.. W.
tao. &, t.l AID 1rn...h fl 81.
r@,--cl b.neath its shallow, for -. 3
csuokoi, crazy and seemingly ia Ing
a.mj.
Iu,ro was deep mystery Il l..t .ls
Oil house. auI We proceeded 70 .... ...l
IT.
The church clocks Of the G.. hi
toiicI out eleven one dark. stnric.. s....
in November, aa q man. dressed .......
hlock. a.ccnded with noiscloss t......',
the rickety stoop of this Old hou.. Hsl
applying a key to the door, eutcrs.i l.. i
CLOSED it behind him.
Not living soul had ohsery i'm.
The quiet court was deserted and t..r..g
wrorrrd n deep 7umbcr.
Gaining the dark and dusty hallway
the man proceeded onward, goirv m
fight of stairs and then into r...+.v-
smelling passage, narrow and DARK o.
HaueS.
Here he produced largo Janter. r.r,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-03-14

n;,h. af.ou auz.a-.,o. ,a -, an+;o.7
90 is+1 80 - - r1.,1r, n1aoo CON
Ion, 1,-. ~ t:.,. o,.1 ,1ark room
d., lor one wear T hara not seen the
! s-ht d dav."
! You can pnrrhaea vs,r,r freedom bv
! ,n-,-"
! .<9r r;rnino na,lr Drawn nm nv
H. i '!>h ! .~o'T. .4e2uaeing al.
80 end z1d
...v-ua her far you 70 sin. ty consent
- swearing to rave Ee@ York till
/ fer ~ou have married her, aha sever %
/ 4.rtian-rcver to breathe 70 a living
-r.av ..np'.~oar..at here"
}saetiy, NY dr. Robert, these are
/ a... conditions vlfraon son ca;n ~o,r
..s. ga l.nertv. INV fine fellow. y
Sc. sc9rn .vcnr offer. I utterly an4
.,,fv rof,ec +hara and a1,v Won,
..,at: R3,rb T,a,rlv"
.,r,:, roor, sLalle ro,r tomb .han
49, ~~., ho.r wa ~ - raaa ..--o.-.
....l.- I..v--,.o,I- ,o,,, .,
, sail t,a+ h.f-~o ,horo,s no ,,ua
..,..,, i Nov o. on5 loauo mo Nc
..... .-..r f,~. .''s- - 'o,l,', 3 ,I I"''
...I !. t,e. Luxa ~ a. ''A'' =.
...a.... ,r,u.., ,7aa1,al,. -. 80 49,
~ -
-he1 soI''' htF fortune small be mlne-
m'o"
~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-03-14
STRAY BITS OF HUNOR
FOUND IN THE COLUMNS OF oUR Ex
CHANGES.
Ii was Hob.on.s Cholcr-A Texas school
An assertion Proved Boarding Eton~
"Betties'-t Dog Law. kte.
NEVER BEF0EF.

NEVER BEFORE.
A Chicago gentleman who was pro
fessor of languages, moved to Texas an6
started school. His business iiourshed
80 we'll tina. he was soon enabled 10 take
unto himself better half in the snaIe
of widow with considerable property.
On the morning after his marriage he
opened school as usual, bat did not
seem to be in very hilarious mood.
The reason for the Chicago mans dis
satisfaction leaked ont when he dis
missed school, for he said 'sYonug
ladies and gentlemen, | do not think
that you have treated me courteously
None OF you hive congratulated me on
my marriage When | taught in C5l-
caeo | don't remember of ever having
got married n single time without my
pupils cougratuiatlne me on the happy
event. = Tsras Nfnys
II nsoN,s CHOICE.
Du;ae tie iateA call snap Moses
9s4tabars lail il hig lot Of wood
ftc encouraged his son to pie il up hv
a>ms:
II yon wash a good little poy, Isaac
ven mny pie up dot load of wood"
And ven | wash pad little poy, fod
der. vot den ?
Den you shan pile dot wood NJ
veler YOU wants to or not, or l dras
yeu. "-Teras S.f1.gs
SIZE GAVE HIM SOMETHING.
It was one Of the genus tramp II"
Knocked at the door of house aad
when kindly-looking woman opened
/ ii lie said:
Madam, am very hungry. have
had nothing for week back.
t7s why, you poor soul" said coca
1 woman, "wait a moment aux II find
something for you"
And she gave him an old porous plaster
and closed the door before he had fin
eted thanking he,.-Addnta Co,astitu-
ton.
Az ASSERTION PROVED.
Mrs. d. B#rk-"W Wat nonsense !
HorAi- e4e If ufN-o n.uze4l para
g.'h2 sasis1 ,njt no woman c4
shrpeu a ae1cii.
Il. u AK We. taelaS ~.
I-.:..tu4 tr"h some 'mts.
I .oa st like 20 know If 70, =,
@as1';ly i-ata .., soIa n th.s c,oe2'
IT is partly ts'd, ccran.y"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-03-14
A D u Law.

Bob Pot=oa vas grea. legislator. He
- lot understand .ar.laDenlary law
ea.It. as ~e.l 2, sasu p@o{le. for once,
s hea ca..esl 10 the cna.r in-inga ha.teI
G.sc-szlea. lie took q his coat AL
mel III tie debate Shortly after hin
aErl,a. Poison vas appointed member
Il -. laaisc-arr q u.zalt.ee-
Boo, said tie chairman Of the com
a...ee. don't so away tonight W
veat yea - help rs frame dog Iaw.
Hep t:Ame II, shy. hang II, rnan, j:
4ea'; need no heip. aIa IS good .
carI@-n.,r = ..4ere II lu<h.- State and car
make fraI4e that souli tickle Preai.
-. What kinder wood DO you want r.
| -4rkanxal0 IrateLeY.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-31
Notice l4y Publication.
Pgr.rNrTinH No. lIi3.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIzoTA lSuuury &@ih. 1855 No,i:e is Lercty given that t!le fYlOW!ry-nanici settler has hl' q notice of lis intention To Innke f"ui rrocf u .upn0It "i Iii, clai'u. ant tnat su., nruf will lr rIa!c before tie Register anu Rec. iSrr a1 Tu' sur, Arir"'ia. on inc l7,h cay fl March. i>15, viz: William C. hJarr, fir Inc N3G of NEiI and ": of sE;I,, See. 35 F lC S X. 2u '.
 He name> the following witnesses to prove lis continuous ?. ,i!ence upon, and cu.t!Na. .iun oi, md .nnd. VIZ: Th"'paS ]. T.rarr. Ertsri, .A!i2 na; Thomas R. Robertson, 2 ii. -os, Ais2 Gr; G41r-c Iuy,rc, Ben-,H. All rI; Joi!I | II .ry 3aas.,n. ArIzuua.
 B4E. M. iil0MA-, Register.
 F!rs. nNlGIcalInil .Llll..ry 1l.t. lssl.
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TIE EXPERT sDEcyh,,eT.

DR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN. Is \ regular graduated physician and Surgeon, educated al BDwdoin College aEd Criycr Si1y "f Michigan. and iS acknowledged te lsc the most expert surgeon in h.s specially on II D,r.tic
The Tombstone., 1885-03-31
 Evt.t-C ic. s.o.IsE.iCss.
PEr-EHtlTI.N En. iiGr.

LAND OFFICE 1T TUCSON. ARIZONA. .!anuIy 23 l., lSs5 EG;.re !, Aulrby .ivea that line ..loNIu.s namcd. settler has iii, d uot.Cc ct l.i, irfruIj.I! ;u iu.kr inal :r.sof .l >ayIcGt 0: hj> claim. and tlat ,uid proof ai4! be ma .e lciy,c the Reg. ger and ,:r. c,lrrr at Tucson, arizona. rn March l:;i3 ls.sJ, viz: W liam nUshar, for inc sWl. e. ace. 25. Tr. r S.. l;. 3a T.
 Iic liainrs ti.c lui.-.0.m:r witnesses tu prove his c"n;inGuu- rc.i,!c;icr upon. al g cuiIiV lon "i, sad land. viz; Tnoina. baker, Ire. Alamr-, hlizuma; .'uan I.Glt.kcr, fires Ali- mos, Al: :znAa; John W. Cn,hii>. 1Ils Ala i3o., Ar.zonu: PatI Kicker. Tucson, Ari2Oua.
 BEN. ". IFiOMhS. Register
 First publication ,Iaruary 3l-t i~S5
The Tombstone., 1885-03-31
OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,

in this Ilay found nc fine o cuetcn,
 
 Ole:ccats. Eye5es. Hohwes io f rL;.GepLr. Browning, King C, 0 Ag~s Wilson f!@ll.ts 2
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: .siCGS.

, !, 'r t |, nn'J .fCccilsr trrrllury :, ..itzsi-. ;; Ms y.i. "n Q. "ass,'n !e'nnn Vi ,v wi.3al q i '.a itrrs. IcmGru : .3.j-, Tie lsr., "'y of Arizcla reroa greeting Iu V ii nI:i ] St.y.Lt. q. [ uta"', oI a'o ,renr svm.nor"i end 'v uu ;c1 c App t.t hst. WY 'Iic. "a IS'I',- s.Cn". com 7 of tOcii-" 1h ti.l a,! FsF Cf 1't. A. D, lS,5, (: l o'Cio \, n Ia aGsr tr lie cp'upar v Cf ih- id.-. D.!a. ! la'Htin. who c . lH' os "' yua st r' ii irhtcc 70 t'T: n ne nm "f th'r'y tarcc lafH 2 u siy'y-h.r ''TfS. 0"d if yen fiti tO nri rIr tLa eIsVvr '-'c ..--- Ii;;ht 6S u'ep rcCriTct. IL. lI''i'T wil. isl ( jn'smrnt tEa'uSt yJa IS ce,.aJued sLG f.I ilc CUs's of t..is kuii.
 Ggsr nuder } hsrl 'Iis cl dsy ci Eebruary, A. D. iSS3. .. E. rlNOKn
 J3-jicc tr'to Pesce
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Ti:n Great ;Llsgi.ssi ilcl.irQy

l: ], {. rrVsr falling ruvc for EeEFu!l= Gt' Q b.lltV. exhausted vi. 'aiity, scU..lai wcaS' cs>, clu.H:cr,i.ca'
 ust GrhrCG, lUai".
 c'r,. frr"-ys.s. Th d II ilic tyrr....c effects # eff .Jl':~t, yru;!t- t lie. ar1a>cc,srs lU :ii";lrC y"'i--SN'! !I
The Tombstone., 1885-03-31

Established fer the Scientific and Speed Cure of CArcnic. Nrryou- and Spe-
 cirl Diseases.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-31
CUR liARDWARE BEREAVEMENT

T:,e :arncss and Best Stcc. Hardware :sTro cr-i.us
  N;a de,cFirtion. Mining Farming iI-r!c; SE..i.'?.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-31

Viii be sent tD any one applying by letter
 Stdtin" symptoms, sex and age. Strlc; sc- crccy in regard to ;,li hI-i,,cSs transactions.
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 s5 i:'es oi Encu,"ry. Zn>stnd". H"t 'ur' al Cm ' s;..u< .yCr>in;i- in sYci:.tV, GinlnrS. uf V,r- >io,, no-es in ;hu head t!.e vital hji'l ia-S- iH-. unrb-ervcd through inc U' me, ai:d i'.'Al otIcr disease, that lead ,O !i.s anit and dc;ih Dr. AinJ!r, vho iS r"gIier graiiGaica physician, W,:i gree tu forfeit fTc hundred d"il.lr, frr a '.:>" Of ti;- hN'd that the Vital i,c9taraiiv" iuudvr lis er"c;a, dcv'-c and .gsajracntl vii uo; cure, Or for "ny;i.iag 'tn-
 pure or iHiurinus found in il. hr. Mi;.tie trc..s all C ~ra>r: successfully NtithnUi I:.-- 'yry. Consultation ice. I!rrUuEh cN"rs' ia.,,ina ani advice. in.iuAing ara!y-i7 r! ;..irc. Si. pr.rr Of E:!;; Restorative >l.@H 8 tottlc, Or four 'i"lcs the quantity i3r 5; s'nt to auy address uTon receipt of iri"c, or .. c. D., secure frrin oh'erV.tiun anal in p:i-
 va1r rgr,i", !: desired, hE |. |. MN la. VI. ! Dr. No i2 kcarny ,trcc'. san Irarci>cc. ''l Dr. Nin;ig', Kidney Ect"cdv, NEIi:ErTI- c'-SI curse al. kinds of kih rcy and b!"d.'or complaints, yununrr.s,na. iec:., orr!'r.', "j"r; For sair by ai! drugSie.S; :'i a h"t.'e. siA bottles &S.
 D.. Miuiics Dandc!ion ri.ls and the best and cheapest dyspepsia and h..iiogs cure iE ,hc market. Tor sale by .!! druggists. Sample Bottle Free, ! Viii be sent to any one applying by letter l stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict sc- l crccy in gard tn ali hIl-,,cls transactions.
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YOUNG MEN

And middle r-a.,cd men. WhD aye srfrriu; from the effects Of Youthful IndiscrttinHS c
 ExccSscs in mature years, Nervous and ghy;
 icai Debility, In.9Otrn"c, Lost Manhood, coz. fusion of ideas, duii eyes, aversion ie society. dcspondcncy, pimpIcs on thc face. los of r;i- rrcy and memory, frequency of urina,inG ctr. Remember. that hv Il com binaiiOn fl rcme- dies of great curative power the Doctor has so arranged his treatment that Ii will not only afford imI-cdiatc relief but permanent
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Diseases of Man.

All applying to me will receive my honest opInion of their complaints No experiment, in.-. l will guarantee positive cure in ev- cry case undertake, or forfeit Sl,OO. Con sul'at;on in office or by letter FEET and strictly rTiyaie. Charges reasonable. Thorcu@!i cxamiratin inclEding chemical ard mic oscopicsl analysis of urine and advice, $500.
 Office hours 9to 3 daily. .6 toS evening. Sun days 9 @ l2 only. Gail or address
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D R. A T. T. H3 EI

3Glf Kcarny street, San Franc:sc0, Cal.
 sSs" Remember. the Doctor has I VcCate- blc Compound, the result of many years o: special practice and hard study. which under hi advice has never failed of success in the rnre of LOST MANHOOD, PROSTA- TDRRHEA, etc
The Tombstone., 1885-03-31
My Hospital Experience

(Wavinr been surgeon in charge of two ieaG- ing hospitalsI enables me treat all private diseases with excellent results. 1 wish il diS- .inc;Iy understood that do not claim to per form ro'siblit,cS, or to have miraculous or suvcIlIuman power. 1 claim only 10 hc Il skiiful and successful physician and surgeon, thoroughly informed in InT s.ecialty-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-09
rIlu SOUTH ,UIKICAN CoMuIs-
SION.
Thc Result oil lhcir Lnbor> Com
CtsCly Presented.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-09
I ittNkN " AZ.
The Kentucky uoon-Shiuers PRE-.
pared 10 spin blood.

Mount Vernon. Ky. Jan. 5 some
trouble has broken out in this county
between whisky dealers and officials.
Last night II battle took place ut liv-
ingstone station, on Rock Castle river.
Deputy sheriff James White went To
arrest James and Henry Burton.
brothers, charged with aiding j ".
con (said to be engaged in illicit
whisky traffic to escape from an
officer, who had Goil under arrest last
week The Burtons barricaded their
saloon door, aud with friends ON the
inside dcyed arrest. a posse of fifteen
men were summoned, and the Bur
tons surrendered. On the way to Jail
James tried 10 escape, was fired upon
and killed by the posse. The Burtons'
friends then attacked the posse. and
he.liring became general, continuing
for two hours. Particulars are mea-
gre, but seven men are reported killed
and wounded, among them Judge
. Unlock, wounded in the arm The
excitement is intense.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-09

ont of order The liver "a the great
scavcngcr of the body Il gathers up
refuse, works it into bile. and then
works the bile OIL. 1t has heavy
contract; and sometimes fails. Then
there is "a general disturbance. That
disturbance j. Quilted by taking
Browns iron Bittcrs. Mr.. W. A.
Brown, of Mar>hnlltoWn, Iowa, says
" Browns Iron Bitters relieved me of
liver complaint after other remcdic.
had toilnI e.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-09

Already YOU are beginning 10 ca
about for suitable souvenir, OF the
clad holidays. for wife, mother, sister
or sweet heart. Remcmbe thHt ~
.Inrk~ou'- art emporium You can lha
whatever the most cNactiug capri
ciou- fancy demands i'll tine line o
bric-a-brac at figures that VIII cau-'
YOU to unite your purse STRING with
out Sigh. go and feast your eye
ON the beautiful things for present.
AT Jack-un's bower of beauty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-09
NEW Orleans. january N-Nu IUinir t"iiH.
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GArvr,rox " j I,Shs'% o. 7Es p cotton closed

GAlNf~To$ FiltNi-
GALvFsroN january N-Fuiur'' opeh'l
weak ruled steady. closed bordering point
luA,tl to- higher.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-09

If YOU want to make your WE,
mother. sister. or sweetheart useful
~ well "A, nm ornamental Christmas
present. buy them n new SILK dress.
All our silks are marked down this
week, SO YOU can buy silk dfr-- iof
very little money. sanger Bros.