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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-05-09
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A cowboy gives three reasons why
hey wear their hair lone--t IL ha d
set il cut ON tie p ans, it keeps
i,elr ears warm in the winter, and it
makes tie Indians think they ase
bravo.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-05-09

ais Mrs. Blank n very cold wo
mani"
~ don't know; why do yol ask ."
"Oh, because she always has an
see air about her"
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Eathor Oulnonis Sormnn

"Render TO Caesar the things tina! are
Cnsar's and to God things that are
Gods" Matt. xxi, 81. To pay tribute
to tho lawful government, is duty Of
justice which tho spirit of God Him.
self commands us to faithfully fulfill.
(Sam. Kill, ~ Christ Himself paid
The customary didrachma for Himself
and st. Peter, Matt. xvii, 23) "and If
tho son OF Gcd Himself paid duty and
tax" says st. Andre se, "who art thou,
o, man, that thou wouldst free thyself
from it," The government must watch
lest the lite OF It's subjects be at hazard
that their property be- not endangered
or stolen; that there be security on the
highways; that peace, harmony and
order be preserved amongst the clti-
zens; that their temporal welfare be
promoted; that science and art flourish,
etc. For this, teachers, judges, officers
and soldiers are necessary. Besides
this the government must care for the
security of the country, tho public
streets and bridges, etc., etc. 70 ens-
bic the government to perform theee
duties taxes are necessary and law
fully assessed. II you oppose those
laws, you opp >se God, for "by HIM
princes rule, and tho mighty decree
justice" prov. viii, 1917 Let the pay
mont Of duties BIO done willingly, be-
cause you pay them for tho love of
God, and resigned to His holy will, az
tho early Christians did, who ovon
served their heatheuish government
with pleasure, in sill that was not con-
trary TO Gods will, and chosrfully paid
the duties. "Render TO CAESAR tho
things that arc Cmsar's.n
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A MRtInaa In DallnK.

Theatrical matinees In Dallas arc of
ten heralded by largo threa-sheet bills
and much ,programming, aud even
thon ihe audience is but II limited
ono, necessarily, bat tho matinee Sat
urday evening az the mammoth cloth
ing house on Elm and Murphy was
one OF the largest attended perform
auces ever witnessed since tho build
ing Of the city. Reindhardt Il Go. had
promised an orchestral concert by the
Meiue Bros band and also ssatsd that
they would give away many souve-
Mrs to the ladies' and children OF this
city. He kept his word, and hundreds
OF dollars worth Of beautiful presents
were distributed with free aud gem
erous hand. Throngs OF people Of all
classes crowded the extensive stores
all tho day and evening,iGnd all went
homo merrily and Cheerfully, both
with their souvenirs and purchases.
1t Is thought that the firm sold thous-
ands of dollars worth Of goods, as ev.
cry ono eeemed TO appreciate tho occa-
sion so much that they bought freely
aud literally from all the departments.
Mr.. Reinherdt Is plucly, venture
some gentleman and has given to Dial.
las an institution such as cities OF
larger growth might be well proud Of,
and the citizens and their little ones
viii long remember, with many kind
ly associations, the pleasant day spent
Mt this mammoth store yesterday.
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The Irish National League,

Pursuant TO announcement made ut
the last meeting, tho Dallas branch OF
tho Irish National Lsague met yester-
day evening at 4 O'Clock, in the Rcd
Mems hall, on Elm street.
Owing to the absence of the presi-
dent, Captain James Moroney, the
vice .presid ent, Mr.. +. j. Burke, called
the meeting To order, and Mr.. p. b.
Miller, the secretary, read the minutes
OF the last meeting.
The president announced that the
FIRST business in order was the report
Of the committee on constitution and
bylaws.
MIR. w. l.. Moroney, chairman of the
committee, submitted constitution,
which with . few alterations was
adopted.
Tho chair then declared nominations
for officers under the constitution, for
the ensuing year, In order, which Ere
suited In tho election Of James Moro,
ney, as president; j. Burke, vice.
president; p. d. Miller, secretary; -
Brady, treasurer, and U. Tracy, col
lector. In fact all tho temporary Off.
GERS elected a. tho last meeting were
reelected for the ensuing year.
1t WAS decided that the league should
hold Its meetings In tho He'd Mems
hall every second and fourth Sunday
at 3 O'Clock.
There being no other business, on
motion the league adjourned.
As there seems to be- some confusion
In the public mind MS 10 who can be.
come Liombers OF this organization, II
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THE | 0CAL NEWS RECORD.
a ROW ABOUT BOILED EGGS
Professor Blacks Splendid Ser
mon at tho Opers-House on
the Jurisdiction of the
Bible-Oth0.M Matters.
All About Some Eggs

Yesterday evening an individual,
who sails under the name of G. Cook,
capersd into Dams restaurant, on La
mar street. Mr.. Cooks misaion was
solely to pnt himself on the outside OF
six boiled eggs, and he 60 expressed
protected her services. Cock was 10
boring under the arduous RESPONSE
bilities with which several "smiles,"
the average biped, He was also deeply
convinced that 1t wasn't The
proper thing TO be pleased
with anything in the house.
Whom no had flashed his ogge, no
started eff and the proprietor d0mand-
cd psy for the meal. Cook assorted
stoutly that he had paid an Italian
Waitress for tho meal, but she indig-
nantly denied that no had paid her.
During the debate on this financial
problem, which was long and heated
end seems to have been participated
In by everybody In the restaurant,
Cook applied some offensive language
to Black and the st. Joo Kid, tho
prizs-tlghters. He was at once downed
and done up In greet shape by the
pugillsts.
By this time quite crowd had col
lected 10 view the situation. Cook
atlll fingered about the door OF the
restaurant, declaringin language more
fOrcib.e than elegant, that he had paid
the woman. This Infatuated the Italian
80 that sh0 rushed out Of the restaurant
with knife about foot long, and
made for Cook, who was standing in
the street. She made frantic efforts to
penetrate the hide OF Cook with the
aforesaid Misunderstanding weapon.
Cook was taken by surprise, evidently
not expecting such gu attack from
such source, but as soOu he
could telegraph the situation
from the base OF his beluddled
understanding to the extremities
OF his very long and lean legs, he mnde
. very creditablo race-horse speed
down Lamar, In the direction of Main
street. He was closely pursued by the
Infatuated italian, knife In hand, who,
anding he was gaining on hor, threw
the knife after him. Cook, inspired by
the fact that there was considerable
distance between the desth-leglipg
knife and the fiery Italian, gathered
mp the weapon and began to retrace
his No. 10 footsteps. Al this display
Of unwonted courage on the part OF the
pursued, who was adyanc-
Ing with the fo0t-long kniIo OF
the enemy in hand, the pursuer
made another onslaught, which
was Joined in by tho entire
yelling crowd. Cook fled with q
rapidly that seemed to surprise his
own legs. but he WAS captured and
jagged. He, no doubt, will oificiate ~
the mayors matutinal reception Of to-
day.
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Buckncr OrrhAn,a nomn

The Buckner Orphans Homo Aid
society held It's monthly meeting yes-
terdsy at tho First Baptist
church. Tho treasurer's report show
cd that over Si00 had been raised dur.
Ing tho month, including balance on
hand NJ las. report, and that all but
about IS had been paid over to tho
Homes financial secretary. Thie so
cicty, though organized mainly In the
above named church, In entirely nm
soctarian, 40 10 also the Home. II ear.
nestly solicits tho corporation Of all
Interested In tho purposes OF tho ins,i.
tuition.
Tho sermon OF Prot Black, al tho
opera house, and ths lady missionary
az tho Second Presbyterian church,
besides the ubiquitous "Jumboo fever,
prevented n largo attendance, and tho
rendering OF tho programme. Every
ciigen Of Dallas and Of North Texsy
should fool a special and abiding inter.
estin this enterprise.
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New Epterprise.

There has been a statement going
tho rounds Of the press that skele tons
wero worth from 800 to $50, according
10 tho style Ia which they arc gotten
up for tho ply sicians' Ghost. Il seems
this announcement has stimulated tho
enterprise OF tome OF our people who
aro at present on the qui vivs for some
thing to do, and that there IL q regular
company being formed, the object OF
which IL TO furnish Tin tho oauso Of sell
once) well-dressed and scraped human
organisms for tho use OF the medical
profession. As tho cemeteries are gou.
orally beyond the most thickly settled
portions Of the city. and many stian.
gers are being buried In tho potter's
Held, u has occurred to Somo that tho
operations Of such a company might
b carried on for some limo with i'm.
pupity. II certainly beehoves tho city
authorities N look Into tho matter, aud
Mayor Brown, when sufficiently 70.
covered from the denguc, should give
u bic earliest attention.
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A Desperate Lover,

James Fensler, a city cousin OF the
members OF the family of Jacob lien,
arrived hero short time since from
ST. Louis, and made himself at home
with his relatives. Ho fell, or pro-
fessod to fall, in love with Miss Ada
lien, and insisted and persisted In his
efforts to make her his wife TO
that extent that he became intolerable
to her, and she invoked tho aid OF her
father and the law. Mr.. Fensler was,
1t Is said, 80 badly wounded Ivy the
loving darts of Cupid tina: he threat-
en0d TO hurl his adored into eternity II
sho refused his hand. Miss Isen he.
camo alarmed, and guardian OF the
peace, while protecting her, learned
that Fenslor was tho man
wanted to answer to the charge
OF selling old iron 10 the foundry, that
belonged to tho city. Mr.. Fensler YVES,
without the least ceremony, jsrked
and jagged. /. II had not been TOR the
old irona romance could hsvo been
built up, but old iron and love will not
iibe.
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sermon at the Opera House.


The house was crowded from the
"gellery Of the gsds" last afternoon to
the utmost sitting room below with the
best audience Dallas could render to
hear the great divine on "The Jurisdlc.
ton of tho Bible" Such a discourse
was seldom ever heard by any Of his
listeners. Learning, vast and pro-
found was his exhibit, and the logical
enforcement Of bis collsted facts from
history 'and science were simply
superb. From the creation OF Adam,
whose name indicated "born and ere
ated OF the earth" through the proph-
ecies concerning Ninevah, Babylon
and the Hebrew people, down 20 the
present condition OF the Egyptians and
Arabs, he illustrated and demOnsirat,
ed without halt or flaw of logic, the ex-
| istence OF prophecies made centuries
before and their detailed fultillment.
Taking up the skeptlcsi obIec.
| lions TO tho Biblical narrative he an
awered them 80 fully and satisfactorily
that no rational man could longer
doubt. Fro IA tho prime csptiousness
az to Gains knowing his wife In the
land of Nod, to the alleged improbable
mensurstion and capacity of the Ark,
he was not only bold In tho statement
of intidellstic objections, but ensiieiy
successful In his removal Of evary yes
| tjgo of doubt "a to the authenticity OF
the SCriptural version. Armed with
erudition and great accuracy aud COM
prehenslon, he stated tho position Of
tho skeptic in Il manner stronger than
he could have done ~ himself, and
then With unasssilsblo truths, drawn
from a repertoire OF bouudless oapac-
ity, proceeded to show the absurdity
and utter groundlossnesR of the theory
that assailod tho Word OF God, 1t can
| be only said that Professor Black has
carried away, captive, the reasoning,
| thinking people of Dallas.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University efLouisisna
VAvy NAM a pn,-r,,,,
LAW DEPARTMENT..

The next session of this department vii,
begin Monday, November l6, 1885. "-
The Law School Is not limited TO instrpc,
ton in the civil law of Louisiana. It's Lee
tlres and course ofstud!es are designed IN
prepare the student for admission 10 Inc
bar not only in this State, but also la anv
Of the com mon law states of the Union Il
invites 10 it, classes all who wish to iii
themselves for the practice of the law Its
professors are well known lawyers of long
standing at the bar, ripe in experience and
still actively eugaged IN the practice OF the
profession. Tuition, $50 per session,
FACULTY.
Randell Hunt, LII D., Emeritus Rector.
Professor of Constitutional Law, CONNER.
cial Law and the Law of Evidence.
William Francis Mellen, LII. d, Dean.
Professor OF Common Law and EQUITY
Jurisprqde nee, and Lectu er on Criminal
Law and the Law ofPleading
Henry Carleton Miller, Professor OF
Admiralty and International Law.
Henry Denis, Professor of Civil Law and
Lecturer on the Land Laws OF tho United
States
All communications should be addressed
to WILLIAM Il. MELLEN,
Dean of the Faculty of Law,
10 CarOndelet Street, Ncw Orleans, La.
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Ennis; f b Campbell, Howe; Rober.
T. Harris, J Il Pssiy, Hdlsboro; o ii
9srmsn, Weatherford; John Hsny,
jr, Weatheriord; ] T CRAIG. p Truman
and daughter, Ennis; 3 ~ Clspton, jr,
Rice;C r Dice. Cleburue; 10 Ray,
Waxahachie: T ii. McDufiie. city; Hen
~ Qusiti, WsxshAchie; b q johnson,
Mrs. ) l. Mcclure, Fort Worth; j L
Turner, TT Warren, Texas u Pacific
railway; II L. Edgars, A L Whitney,
Fort Worth; John Shehan, Texas; W
Bray, Jackson, Mississipni;C ii Gas
tens, Georgia; b Holins, Forney.
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AZ tho st. George, II NJ Peters,
Now York; ] A Wright, Now Orleans,
WV p Davis, Boston, J II Crsvens,
Gainesville, Mrs Julia Lancaster,
whitesboro, Mrs J NJ Smith and
daughter, Bonham; II Mayman, Texas,
Tom Harvey, Galveston, J L Kelly,
Midlothian; T N Love, Midlothian,
Qtis Brazil, pentoni n Q Brummstt,
Tefrellj A Rsbers Upper Bsnduskv,
Qhloj q W ColeInau, 1sOulslsnat y Lin
nh Qoerl21eel 0sorge W Davis, Dali
r. 4 AloIiepos Dallasl J y Col
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Return of the Hunters

Messis. Charlie Heming, Frsnk
Meeks and Mr.. Dargsn returned yes
tsrdsy from cunning trip west, and
brought back with them water hen,
two doves aud squirrel and two jay
birds. The nimroas have learned that
L. IL not luck to hunt in the full moon.
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Boys call 90 the Hurstable Foot ~
Shoe Company, III Elm street, and soc
VIII Hnnstgble's thr0e uew STYLES of
toes on shoos. The Dude, Walken-
fast, aud Dallas too Leave tho pho.
togrsph OF your foot there, aud the
shoes won't hurt your oorua.
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ally capable. The imuression was de-
ci0sd and the effect visible from the
number OF those who presented them
selves. at the conclusion Of the sermon,
for membership with Christ's church
on earth.
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Mons and Boys Fine and Medium Boots
and shoes.
SOUTH ARLINGTON, MAssACn UsETTs

We invite attention TO the above cut OF
our Calf, Chpnuel Screw, Opera Leg, Box
Boot. IL Is made solid throughout, OAK
sole and Sole Leather Box that does moi
break down Or skin the toes; IL made OF
Calf skin and the Upper fitted with Silk,
We make them Calf Lcgus well ~ Opera,
This style of Box Toes has been expert.
mcnted upon, and developed by us FOR tho
past ten years, ills the most desirable and
perfect fitting Box Toe loot In America,
None genulneunless firm nnmc stamped
on bottom For sale by the following lead.
ng dealers:
Leon Kahn, Dallas,
Thompson Bros. Dallas.
Block Bros. Dallas,
John Achenbnck, n I. Ayers, Houston
tlnmmersmith, Bolton,
Malone, McHenry 4 Beckham, Lam.
rueas.
N. II. sherburuc. Denlson.
Young Bros Waco.
Y &, Couch, Il, tioesler, Brcuham
nnnham + Patty, Hillsboro.
Wells II Morris, Ennis.
q. u. sullivan q Co San Antonio
W Barnes u Co., Alyarado.
Ice Bros bryan.
A. NJ. Worsham Bro, Grconyll,o,
j, 4. sullivan 4 Co ,orsicanp,
g j.. Creed. Mckinney.
y , laylore Co, Abilene.
y vlono, Tyler.
u. l.. Smith & Co., Longview.
II Y. Alexander, Bonham.
Nj Hamilton, Paris
bcarbor ugh & lficks, t,ockdale.
Runey g Co., Gainesville.
Muckelroy 4 Martin, TERRELL.
schweor & CO., sherman.
y. y. Hahn 4 On, Denton,
X. Y. Evans Il 70. Fort Worth.
Womack, S,nrsis = 60 rsviu'
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Rrofsssor Dlaek's Meeting Saturday
Mint.

The meeting saturday night was
1ofes.largsr than usual, aud the sermon
1nussaursbly superior TO any reporter
~ evsr heard on the great question ns
= Why = inau's morality cannot save
Nm. The professor demonstrated
Aet the matter Of morality was ono
botWoon man and man, and thai
Uoelt roln11ve 70 hls creator and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-26

For the new styles o, jewelry-
watches, diamond Voors, bridal pres.
ents, ETC., 20 ~ Kuepily d Sons.
Their new goods are very attractive.
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Several years ago n cancerous ulcer mad
lts appearanceron my chin Three years
ago IL sloughed out but last spring re-
turned. Soon after the cancer appeared,
my skin became d,seased-any slight
wound or bruise would inname, spread
and make an ugly sore, Rough places and
heavy black scales formed on my hands
and face. Last October ! was attacked
with rheumatism i'll my ieet, ankles, knees
| and hips, which bscame SO stiff, swollen
and SORE and the muscles so contracted
that 1t was Impossible for rue to slraighten
myself. In this terrible condition, no
| medicine gave me any relief-my appetite
| and strength failed, and | became COM
| pietely hopeless. In this almost hopeless
condition, / determined to try GUIHN's
PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER l procured a
supply and began the use of 1t. used II
| about one month, and so much improved
that began 10 walk about with the aid of
crutches The cancer on my chin entirely
disappeared. The black heavy scales that
| had formed on INV ace and hands fell of,
and my skin became clear, smooth and
healthy. ! would also state that for seve-
raj years / have used this medicine Ia my
practice In the treatment of glandular aud
akin diseases, and have never known IL
to fail TO cure any case where u has boon
used according to directions. i do, there
| fore, most cheerful y recommend Il to all
who may be afflicted with any of the d!s-
esses for which II ia prescribed
j. l.. STEPHENSON, NJ. d.,
Griffin On
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SIDEWALK NOTES.


heel sripptrs at Leon Kahns.
L. L. Curtis, the .jewelef.
l.. L. Curtis, hejeweler.
Fresh oysters Da!moniOo.
Established 1874 Oldest saloon in
Dallas. Two Brothers saloon.
S2S Main street. An kinds Of fruits
and vegetable at a, q. Bouch9's,
Bouche keeps all kinds Of cigars Rp
tobacco, Try his nickls Tiger cigar.
WageDhaeusor beer, always fresh on
tap ct 7O5 Elm street, the Blue Front.
Coal and coke ~ bottola igures IA
large and small quantities. Da,lSs
City Gss Light company,
Bouche,the Main street grocer, Keeps
the Aldon compressed yesst. Always
| fresh.
Elegant new stock OF iewaIry jas
| received, Corner Mslu Gud p0yGr5s
streets l.. L. Curtis, iNwsIer.
TO have yonr watches, clocks aus
'eWelry repaired, go 10 l.. Il. Curtis,
corner of Main and Poydras streets.
In collars, Coon ~ Co., arc taking the
| lead, Our stock is tho largest In the
| Wye 49, h' b"Ai W iSAN'j ONo hboi1
street.
Orr, the old reliable, to the front
with the largest and mort complete
stock o! bugsies and Carriages i'll the
South.
Groceries, canred goods, iellits, pre-
serves, spices, otc., cheap Tor cash ut
Mueller's, 9l2 Elm street, Dallas Spice
Mills old stand, Cash country aud
city trade solicited.
| Buffalo meat and venigou, and game
OF all kinds, can be had every day at
the Old Reliable meat and game mar
ket OF III. Harris, Elm street.
Talk Is cheap, goods end pricos
always tell. Don't fail 70 500 Burr
Bros, ney' full stock OF furnishing
goods and hats, sos Main street.
Pltman Il Roberto, contractors Tor j.
j. Schillenger, patent cement side
walks. Office at Ord's Place, Nc. ia
Lamar street. Orders promptly at
tonded to.
The Thomas addition is now the 10
vOrite for handsome residence lots, Tor
sale by Oliver Thomas IL Bro, Poydras
street, in rear OF Flippen Adoue x
Lobit's bank.
A beautiful homo Is the delight OF
Cnrstars w @naro VIA, " s' aiva y ~ An.
6nast hiC,, az. $500 W. S;;ro ~ W" , ~
iaaot ,an,,av in tSa ,i+D rs IS Gr ~, Sro
s dros -'A'0' :" WV Wy Ai- ~ o''i''i0
'',so1'
and cheapest stock OF toys, books aud
soc t''o'9 IA A''i'I n 1 ~ an n,i ana
'0N 7sO ami Tso Mni,, atrs,t
o' ""'' 'o- ~ "'-. ''A eV"
Ia aplVo ., ali li'aS out cGhipetitoss
say We guhrsuVso 70 snow tle Iarges'
anu nestus. sy1c6 o. iuTniahi ny
sD S;,, a IA So%u' L. D. 0aff ~ i'ro" ON
m Ma str5oI 49, m .a
mn W., or Iwo goou -4ien u
sSii tne hoyai 30. oohn SeWihS ma
onii,S ~ uYoty suonty III Nu.tu ieAa l,t,
woou lo.ih n snu r WasDn tIV VINE we Iig ai
i ns ~ AnuI % Gaari mar, as l. "hiVe' Dai'
i@si n"1se, 4. ~. opA iio A.. ,,,..,..
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Now cranherfies,
Now bGcewhe6, -four,
New su2Hr-housa toolaasrS. iuet ra-
ceived En- &, AIsroN,
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The above certificate is but one instance
OF thousands In our possession, showing
sufferers who have been relieved OF every
form of Blood and Skin Diseases, Female
Complaints dyspepsia, syphilis, Mercurlal
Rheumatism, Blood Poison aud Malaria.
For full information our free pampnlet
on Blood and Skin Diseases Will be fur
nished on application to the
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For fifteen years they have steadily gain
cd in favor, and with sales constantly In
creasing nave become the most popular
The q quality il warranted 90 wear twice
rs 10, & AS the ordinary coTsets We have
lately introduced the g aud Il II Grades,
with extra long waist, and wo can furnish
them when preferred
highest awards from all tho worlds great
fairs The last medal received Is for First
Degree of merit, from the late Exposition
held at New Orleans,
While scores oi patents have been found
worthless, the principles of the Glove Fit
ting have proved luvaluRble.
Retsilers are authorized to refund money
II, on examination, these Corsets do not
prove as represented. ForSale everywhere
Catalogue free on application,
THOMPSON. LhNGBOS Il Co, n, V
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MACON MEDICINE CO., Macon, Ge

V - N . 1T 70 W WV IAtNVIJ W.
Sold III powdered form, easy TO prepare at
home, with or without spirits; small size,
% cents; large size, 81; maile1 TO any ad-
dress on receipt of price, Liquid form,
small size, 81 large size, 81 rs.
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For sale by THE J. w. CROTDUS
DEUG CO, Dallas, Texas.