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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09
cpANFILL ON MOORE,
rhird Party Man Goes for the
Ihe War Horse.

',o,nocraE - 1t was 'he ihost sPrigh'Y
.a,.r n Texas lasV ytar. IL rem Ii leu
br Moore OF George ~ lfGnll'c. II
io..ryed lQoWo r'ao - III Ms 1t
YEA, ii toWtrot s'rch2th' bat "b1l Is
;,nyw. Or NJ ore no" re-aru. 1t a'
re mos un-prlghtY paper IN lex 2.
# no more reminds MIN "l GroFtr u
prent o. ii yyearS aye In adj OF
#, par ,grapho othg l4tAH ana pun
con, they are II duI Il lhe.t-tNe.
Instead OF BENG over bt strength
!, jsa tower OF Babel II deserved ii
round hundred nous not rt!derS',,
\YW II dest rNe~ u ue n0Scolu'u by all
democrats one ('h' Il 'ar-c enc ,too)
of whom DR.. Moore is which W ny
this change depoheht Say eta not ne
Advance hn. not changed Ii dia nave
pictures Ill IL uNh ~ Ni'oi ci"Ui
.ed 1t, it i, true, but As be praised It's
p,tp and pungrncy anu not lis PIC
lures, we are let to the conclusion
that he loved 1t ior It's prihclples'
Even George ID. Irentlce, OF nltN
years ago, dldh put pictures III MS
paper.
1t seems that Dr. Moore docs not
ike us now, because we are not u
democrat we were not democrat
when the spirit Ol lrehlIcc hoNereu
around Us IN 1851. Long pclore tha',
We had done just IKE Or Moore-we
had oolted. But we oolted the whole
ticket. DR.. Moore, IN 1880 ana snort
" after we hsu declared our lhteh-
ton of voting against NIT. Ross, open-
" and premedltatedly refused to vot@
for Mills, anG ms enemies say theY
believe he voted tor kankln, a blanke-
ty-blank Greenbacker. 1t Is also said
BY DR.. Moore's enemles,that he bolted
sjudicial Democratic nomination
wears ago, but the Advance doesn t
believe it. If he had, his detection
from the Democratic party would
have been much older than our
own.
DR.. Moore is Christian. At least,
he says he is, and we do not dispute 1t,
lfhe will study the Bible he will find
that it teaches that whoever cherish
es vengeance in his heart has already
done Just as ugly as If he had gone oil
and killed somebody. DIR. Moore had
vengeance in his,heart away back yon-
der. He wrote history OF his lite
for the Advance in 1856, in which the
following passage occurs:
CDR. Moore requests us to say that
"he expects to support the democratic
nominee a. long as he lives, unless it
puts whiskey plank in its platform.
IF the democracy o Texas shall so
M A. |
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09

N AGO residence, suburban and business pro-
kerty inst in. Send for lists. We ALWAYS
Fivc lowest figures. Our lists extend back for
20 years Ii curiosity to note the GRADUAL
rise in properties since our establishment
The increase in some cases has been over
one thousand per cent? in the last year in
many cases it has been over one hundred pe,
cent, We are satisfied that many places in
our present list will increase from e to 100
per cent, in the next six months If You want
advise or further description, we promise Won
the best that an active experience of 20 years
can give.
RESIDENCE.
/. Lot 5ooN55o feet, corner Eighth and
Clay streets, house two-story brick, tin roof,
ten rooms, bath room, water and pas pipes.
numberleSs closets, servant houses, one
laundry room, wood and coal shed, cisterns
one WELL large stable and carriage house All
rooms finished throughout in fine style all
buildings recently painted and comparatively
new. Excellent young orchard ON the place
/ The buildings alone cost over $4,000; lots
now worth 5000; will take 81 1000 and make
terms to suit or will exchange iorunimrroycd
! land.
| ;. Two-story, Groom dwelling ON C0lum-
| bus near Ninth street. \ most desirable pro-
| perry, with every convenience and very cheap
I at $500,
). Fine house and lot ON Sixth Street. be-
tween Washington and Columbus. Price
$1,000.
4. Residence on Columbus, bet. Eleventh
and Twelfth, house with rooms, servant
house, stable and buggy house, water works
Free 5000.
S. Lot on n. FIRST street, near Washington
street frame house OF I rooms, stable and out
houses; Price $1,000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09


Garden and flower seed in every
variety at whole ale or retail, in bulk
or by package at J. f. SEARS.
We now have on sale new spring
millinery. Straw goods in all the
new shapes, and every variety of
trimmings at Miss Kate Stoute,
DIVIDENDS for February, on money
deposits in MAY fields bank, amount
10 $269,77. Thus money otherwise
idle is made richly productive.
We are showing the prettie4t aud
neate-t line of embroiderie5 in the
city'at LEVINE BROS.
Gents spring shape nats at extraor-
binary low prices a Levine Bros
Extra good value III mems shoes
can be had at Levine Bros,
Torchou laca5 In all widths and
qualities at Levine Bros.
Cakes, candies, ice cream orders
solicited at DeWe;ls.
B,smarck's Tor line liquors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09
stop That Cough.
seeds. seeds. Seeds!

fuckers Syrup of Tar and Wild
Cherry will do it
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09

snlaO!e, and not given to revenge
ana daring enterprise, they might be
able, II they saw fit to make the NJ
tempt, TO overwhelm and smother the
100000 British population which holds
mem III suojecion, The home rul'
dmo ,ha % I'iI"Us ana tfouo IeSome
NM, '''o .'i1,' PGoVi' II the right
Inv homo Tu'o IN I =" , ,to" l"!!o" ''.,.
n1t hn far ai,tont '',n' .n' ll'ue may
u,tn Lrn'., ''c
wriol,t "a d,sta,, '"' ouSn 'ic
/, ,nrb,ico, '''''N P'''''-- 'i's'our'
-------
The lates accounts from China are
10 the effect that the people of the
GLOW river Hooded districts are rap
IDLY recovering trohthe eff cts of the
ilood. The imperial government has
| appropriated about 100000 to relieve
the sufferers, and American missions
aries have gone among them di-trib
u'ing food and money subscribed by
foreign residents, aud aiding, 20 far as
possible, all those whom they find
sick and needy, The imperial gov
ernment has also appropriated a sum
OF nearly SlOO0,0O0 to repair the
breaks i'll the river banks, aud has
called i'll the services.of an American
engineer 10 lake charge of the work
LIGHTS have heon nrt nm 90 ~ on.
MI, thn loborors+a uor up ~ t "a. W o""-
- WV = - = = "''
Landreth's garden seed and seed
potatoes at y Z. McCuiloch's.
| \ elbow yam seed and sweet potatoes
to arrive Ith of February at G.. G
McCu!loch s.
Whitaker uncanvassed hams at &
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09

Beautiful new patterns just opened
at BE. per yard, I.EWINE Bros
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
tHNpH.E XVII.
----.


Nhch 'ap''h "lN''r'P I''nl h',n''It
one OF the hundreds p 'urmE out OF the
gateway ct the 'onlr"l H'"'l'n IN Ne"
York. fancy h' l'li Tor El hIS bravo
words to h'' wife ltJl' n'rv'u' concarn-
ing the troubles h' W'' ABOUT To nc'urtcr'
tor HNG an u"'t'''i'' pr"''n'@''''S' ms
Ideas oil the metropolis were NOT 'NacIy
hai''rinE 10 l'' lnh"nHin''
II was mdaIt'ra'n W1'n h' arrived,
and, frat running INTO d''i at "a hotel,
he set boldly ont for East SNty'hwd street.
II was ro',my -ho'i'' 'lHn the Captain
in his Widest dreams hli vyor imagined
human bcugs could endure II and live.
Along Fifth avenue a. was bal enough, bat
when he turned To- the r'ght into mar
rover aud moro crowded str IT he had
fairly 10 gasp for respiration. ih' neigh.
borhood was not % pleasant ono, for 10y de
grccs the character ot tl' hous'B seemed
to dctcriorato until 40 last h' reached a re-
gion of squMtd toncn'ut dwellings, tccm-
rh,Ir"n @ whom my s,,ln| oi b,j ,j 5ri,,,,' 5,in
:, ,,, ,,,,.sf,ns ,.,,,,, .,,l -,
n,psrJ ,h,nl.nI n, mns, b1y, h'nn'I',.,,I
b", ,hn ins,r,n,,nn nm I'm, a,r,,, i,,,, ~,
assurrl bi,, nnI a, r,lIrl ,1 Th,,,
,t,,,,s ,,,pl,l , ltl, T,,r., ,,.,. .,,,,,I..,l
,,rrr,,,,p,,,t in IA, stvI, ,r r,u,,. ,,.h,.f
,vrr, NOW. .,r th, sbahhy-o,,.,,al ,rl,,. ,,.,,l,
window. d,.,rtt.,l with ,lt.ls nr =, lr,,,..
mcnis =, l,t." and M l,4t mo r,,,h,i \,
ol,l
\ plpa...it l,,l;ipr mont. milll,,v,1
,vnmnn ,,,. .v.,,,,,,, tl, ,,,r.st,,, ,. h..
nrrr,,,b,l
'"D,,s ,Is. Fr,hi.bl,n Iiy, horror, p,,
Coptain ns,.,l il,ppipg bt, brow win /,
bonlnn, h,pIl,,rr5i,f bi.- cnnp,b t,,. n
ynchf.nos-
"Ncs. sir. p,,lsc como in" And tho
C,ptnin f,unl himself m a srn,u I,rr, am.
tipr.ro5p. r,sdc hidcou. with nh,rl,ns in
vy,v 0,,v,r. mud ,,I,r,l ti1,,, ,r,,r ,h,
manner IN, Now Ynr,, l,l,-i, -.,,,u...,.
Y,p.I .,,,.,., mn, sir e., ,r, ,y,,., ,,, ,.,,,.
,ipucj whom tl,, ,,r.,,. ,,.,s s,,f,l ..,,,,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
Letters That Never Went.

Some time ago the man who fires a GER
tain newspaper clipping bureaus circulars
through the mail saw a notice Of a newly
issued cheap edition Of DR.. Johnson's "Rass-
elias" and he Immediately wrote 20 samuel
johnson. IL. d, care Of -- & Co, publish
ers," inclosing circulars, and stating that
the bureau would be pleased to furnish him
with criticisms on his "rcceut popular
work" That was only equalcd by the man
who saw two pictures, the property Of W.
II. Vanderbilt, AZ n loan exhibition, aud who
was so much pleased with them that be de-
termrncd to have some painted by the art
lists 70 whom they were credited on the cat
aloguc, and so wrote 20 them, addressing
his letters. one 20 z. Il. Rlbcns, Esq, the
other 10 V. r. Rembrandt. Esq. and sent
them in care Of W. II. Vanderbilt, with in
s.ruCttons % please forward 4"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
" she is mine own
CONJURlNG IN INDIA.
Celebrated Fcats whose Performance l.
Indeed ~ Mystery.


inuH'u J'ESIoI arc I"I'ouS H'l OILY '",,
.h'lr 'rl'NS' out lor thc apparent ease ana ana
Tl"'".'.S "'. "nl'n ','eH PIr'''Sl '"-I"'
w, ''"" n"''C'' u1'y''oy' "'r ""n
'"''' Nv "p'7 W. ",.'"''' NV" WV wi ,"-''
H'.a' ,, ''l'or"''u I''uS was accom- p.l'u.
l"' i ''W :" ""' =, NV lllC""9, ! "sN'N y
''' "C'' Nm""u 'l'u % lr''N' d'n .''I ''.'
.''l,i "u"S li'n l'i"',sS ~ M. "
no" 'u' 't''N - uo''', ou' ""'"-''' ''.'"e
injuries nav l"u'u' W NY r'S'y'' 'l''. "'
.n'u moment '"'A nave "'""|' '"'"'.'."
'"u S'C'c.,
u',c luc ,oul'o'n was or'.u'I an" ' ip .,p
pipe p'iHluF' tuo JuNE'I, sIu-l.E an ,.'
tllue III low aecents' sllo9t3eI P'a'' III ,uc
E'"Ncl '"''' Vi iUu' SI'"S uo'"'v Us nav
IlE mus prepared plu IIr lu' p''"l 20
Ero" 'u' III ,ouN o''i'' "u" l'''' ~ u y, ~
the pr'Paruu pace coNeIlnE u WIN '"'u
olauAGI me man H'Ulstll uld H"I wear "
urea" "l ''"'n'hs 'N''P'" strip ro"n' INC
l"IuS'
Inc tllc seemed now To nave come Tor
the detective eye! 10, JUST aS h' was be-
coming moro earnest IN hlS song and while
the tom-,o1 beat ana the PIPE Slrl.I'd u're
loudly | topped forward, with becoming
dlgnu. and begged hlm to bring the basket
'nd its " ~ nae.
He chcviauy complied ana carefully
examined ne basket, which was made o!
open Ni.kcr-work then examined the
cloth covering, which was tuh' almost
trans .,'', and cer'aD ~ hai nothing con-
ccal,D "l d.
Then ] hXoi my eyes on his strip OF
clothing with such mioniness that 1t was
not possible It could be touched without
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
Prov IDENCE.

ties. ~ stood wiDh his hand on his b3y s.
shoulder, Watching the gay sc'nc around
him; but suddenly hi. gaze concentrated on
four figures grouped on the lawn-hi5 vito
and hi, sons wife. Walter Frobisham and
Gordon Grey, and lac said
Tho dead past is buryng It's dead pretty
fast boy. ] did not think / could be ever
SO grateful 10 God az am this moment -
see the blue and the gray blended ia such
union. Say, Harry, we must do something
for that fine young fellow, your brothcr-n-
lava few thousands would be mi yhty
help 10 him 10 start in his new profession.
Yes, | would like 10 do something for him
for katc's sake, tor the best gift your ia
thcr ever made you was the chance 20 bring
that brave girl homo as your wife,
A glad light lcapcd 10 the young man 8
facc-a radiant look that gladdcucd the IA
thcr's eye 10 bcholi-aud, with lau Ia that
but half concealed his carncstncss, hc re
piled in the words Of the greatest of al
wrltCrs:
" she is mine own;
Aud as rich IN having sucl a jewel,
A. twen' seas, IL all their sands were pearls,
rhe watcr nCctar ana the r,cts pure gold"
THE END
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28


"Tbamotbcr followed the father 10 the
Grave II lo,s than three monthg Of his
dcatb-tlink Of n. Daniel. GouLly or
uhancdr
Vcs vcs lint the bgve,n The Captain's
tome ,ya, suappish. boz. ifit were not utter
lv imuoss,bIc ~ believe that "a i1l.v Old mar
i1cr could uud.r any circumstances cry. I
sbould hoe iuc.if,.I ~ assert That alIctAiu2
susuir.,u..y II... a tear gIi.tcnai iu his
cvcs
ave. the pyor boys, Wutoril tIr only
ono ,yb,i, Of them. Ii.u.t4ied at Got
tvsburg. Alfred uryrr gyt over tao wounds
he received Il Culuc.I0s.vIIIc. Charles 80
"Tacrc. thorc. That uiu d. Sul I
should have Thought that Walter, with his
stroug Southern q. rivalry. would moi have
allowed hi, sister 10 earn her bread ia tLo
land of tbc pari..,uos.v
"D.ri,. mmtlr,g. / ana a.lir.cd Of youl
WaIicr could mot lrly h.r. IIa is learning
the law at Richmond, aaI VIess poor boy,
tisas ac4.th.cldy ~ h.y himself
And want yoa ~ rD.Ic.I..r. Daniel. nuch
"a you may suocr a. Sou J.lu c.i.-lrv, that
II the two yIuu., people hal not oh the cs-
tate, when lHal was down 90 u.'gD. moth
ing am acre. ~ ply Tine cIlm, Alplpuac h.
croix's hclra md. for money they asicrtcd
ho had advanced their f'hrr, they might
now have hD,ao over their head.
"Alphouse Leoro.x ." winthrop ciac-
ulatrd. "S So ih. hand Of thar rlau comes
IA this trouble ,lapt Say. mother, Kate
Frobsham isn't such bad girl after ALL"
We'll dear, w,ll can wc dD,'
"That is just what I want ~ talk over
with You. Tho fact is, I've got au idea,
Martha
"Sal,cs alive, Daniel, what Is itt'
"Why, don't you sc' h. Is th"sc lcttcrs
that arc upsctiiug my poor boy When
girl tells man shc won't be- hl, wife, but
Will keep up - slstcrly friendship ipr him,
aud keeps writing and writing it just sets
hlm frcrtmg all the time"
"Of course II docs; bat what can you do,
Dauiclt'
"Stop 'cm"
He brought down his hand tu heavily on
the lttIc tabIc iu front Of him that the glass
Jar which contained his TOBACCO fen with -
crash 10 the 0oor.
lrs "a bad sign, Martha, Lo said, rue
mlly for, lil,a all sailors, hc was suprrsu-
tious. "But all thc Same I'm gong to try
my lWcl best 10 stop this foolish CORE
spondCuco.'
But howi You can not write TO her; for
you haven't h9r address, and I'm sure 1t
would ho|'r - I'D ASK Harry Tor IT,
"Ihat my HI"ud ld'a' HRr'hl'
lie took l'on hl' pocket Ncw YORK
newspaper |l, hr'i pr"flHR "o' "i ih'
t'ny window 81 the SutlaDi1A"us' 10 see
'ldl lu u'I' "''' I'D '1'''"'"p' u' I'di
IN Whispering tones that would hlYcbcii,tcd
some drcp.Iaid conspiracy, i"r following adj
N'rls'H'ui;
MUSIC PUPILS wanted ny graduate "i
l,IHlflIIII liTInA
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28

Ask your druggist for DR.. Warmers
Balsam and take no other. as there il
nothing that can equal b.. Ii he should
vot have IL give him this advertisement
aud have him order ii az once II is put
up IN two sizes-price 30 cents and Il.
with full directions on each bottle; also
the address Of X. Warner. NJ. D.. Spring
field. Mass Will re blown in each bottle
None ether genuine.
All Orders promptly attended Ia. Csua
discount 90 the trade.
H. WARNER. VI. D.. sole manufacturer
Z. o. Box ll47. Springfield. Mass.
wM. BLANDING. Wholesale Drugeis
- and - Weybosset street, Providence,
X. l.. agent Tor Dr. Warmers Balsamoien-
Iron
As there are - many worthless medi-
cinrs put upon the market. We have de-
cided to put up a sample bottle of Dr. II.
" rner's Balsam. price - cents. as in
ucemeut for people 90 test the merits e
his vAluahl reE8edy
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
DR.. Fl. Warmers
B A | SAM M 0 D f n D R @ n ,

4 preparation TOR Dipl iberia. Coughs,
Colds. Cauker. Common Sore Throat and
All affections of the thrCst II strikes at
the root of the Disease at once and such
Is It's speedy effect, that any one u.ing it
freely according To- Directions for forty
eight hours and not entirely satisfied
with It's merits. may res urn the Bottles
10 the one they purchase of and the
money shall be refunded. This is no
raustic preparation. but one which
used in season, will save the lives
thousands. and every family should have
one Bottle in the house all the time.
SOLD By ALL FIRsr-CtAss DRUGGISTS.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
LOYAL AT LAST.
A gslo Of Loyo ami Adventure In
tho Lato Civil War.
BY BERSAED BIGsRT,

AUTHOR or "ELLES's SECRET" "FALLEs
AMOsG THIEVES any LADY FAsTAs
TICAI.' AsD OTHER STOnIEA
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
e what one Of The wcl known physician, of


Providence q. l., sept. 30. 1856.
THIS Il o. certify that ave been troubled fJI
"a loug time with Ncry e.. Pru,trtiou and Pulpi-
Wtiou OF Heart, which TAD caused me 10 bee so
weak that ! tcarej I-tl might bee obliged %
give up my labor But about iour weeks ago
put myself "udCr g. care of Dr. Warner, ana now
.ccl perfectly v, end would recommend ana
any one trOubcI a. / was to see The Doctor al
once. Rev RICHARD CtDEEBEERY.
NJ. % Oakland Ave Pastor SWcdhh VI T.. Mission
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28


Thi. /, 90 certify that have been troubled
long time with throuiC hi uhua, weak Bowels
aud Dyspepsia. ] have tried four of the best ply
,iCiau, o this city, all to mo- purpose Five weeks
ago / put my under Dr Narucr- care aud he
has cured me completely therefore recommend
any one troubled as was, tu sCg him at once.
CLINTON >UlppEE
Z Hammond street, Providence X. !.
hereby certify that have been sick for nearly
five years; have during that time been treated by
Dr. y. Holland, of Nc,tueld; Dr H. g.. tick
uCy. Dr. T. T.. Hamilton Dr. bcorge h. Foster
ud eleven Others OF this city, all 10 no purpose;
some said one thing and some another that allied
Wc. Or. Foster said u vas BrghrS Disease of
the Kidneys, and that there was no help TOR me.
all that could be- done was tn keep me uS much aS
possible from the great agony was in. lie said
sunday, July 10Th, lNN1 tuat / could not live
longer than Monday night ipllOWing My brother
called DI II. Warner sunday night at O'Clock
July -gth. lie gave me "a CO ,r~c OF medicine for
three days. and at the expiration o. that time
.clt as well ms ! ever did weighed 30 los. /
now weigh l-3l lbs am perfectly well.
MARY MCCLEARI.
springfield Mass. Feb. -. 25S Wortuugtou u.
The brother referred % iu the above certificate
Is none other than John N,Cleu'y. the we'll
SnoWu slate roof contractor, whose residence j.
1900 King street springfield Mass Any person
who viii call upon the gentleman. and docs not
md the above certificate just Gs stated Tor amy
other CyrtiH,ut" hy mny puh'ishI. Dr. Warner viii
pay them $500 ior their trouble.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
THoymENcE. Inne ). -.

Thi, is 90 certify that | was troubled with Ncr-
,ous lru,traton am severe pain in the head
dud had been unable 90 wJrk for six mo lths
previous tO putting myself under the care oI Dr.
Warner After the first treatment began To- inn
prove, and continued To- until ! was perfectly
cured. And / would most gladly recommend
any one troubled 10 place themselves under the
care of DR. Warner at once HAS. III. CJEFEW,
5l3 Amherst Ave. Ills wi.c Elizabeth Curirw
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28

[ tCopyr.gll<d, Isss by NE 4. " Rei!oJg Esus.
p4pr COmpQnyl
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
THE WHEELOCK PIANOS.

THE WHEELOCK PIANOS. These beautiful instruments haze
popular short um' The demand
for
uni their factories
the 10 be
IA eun fr them the
Of They durable Will anl in equal
TO
Of all to see them
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28

This + 90 certify that | was troubled with
rheumatism uui Dyspepsia, and put myself
under Dr. \ Warner, ere, March 3D., 1856.
alter TWO treatment, began % improve. ami
ann perfectly well, and weigh more than
tciurc, and DO earnestly recommend any one
see tine Doctor ut pICr. tHA~. &. NACnEN,
~ Plain ST., provi cuCc, X.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28

THE BEHR BROS. PIANOS Mt ny have bat the
li,
in pts LEAD th'y
/ A
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28

Worcester Office THURSDAYS.
The other three day, the DR.. win reserve
recreation until further notice.
Dr Warner culi shtcu, mankind iu true mclira
science, and be forces al quack,, ignorant pre-
icudcr,, aud dispenser, uI mineral Iulsous into
other occupations, amt all patent uO.trums and
advertised mcdiCIats into oblivion.
Alexander, Caesar, Napoleon and Washington
were natural generals, Homer Shakespeare. Mil
ton and Byron natural poets. B,mO,theue> aud
Cicero natural orators; Archimcdy~ Wa, natural
mechanic, Blind Iom natural musician: the
q natural uNlc br H. Warner !, "A natural
physician. educated iu the great book OF nature
ttui "a regular graduate dispI. Iuuuudblc patti
cut, tcstl! tu las wonderful cures lie ask, no
questions, tell the patient all OF tIciT symptoms
ANA ever! bad feeling az well as the cause OF their
sickness. II cumbic, tell, them su and icutrI>t
yd with the ease, soon cure, IL, generally iu a
surprisingly short time. The disease, HAT Dr.
Mariner = .ys especial attention o. are. Lung ana
Heart liver complaint Female complaints
Liberation, Falling Of the Womb. etc Kidney
disease, rheumatism, salt Kh,um. Pmpcs on
the Face, Constipation. ludi.cIttIouS of Youth,
and all seminal Weaknesses, all ~,rpluluus Alec
tiou,, Bilious comp giut,, Nervous and General
debility Loss OF Vitality, etc
see what one of the well known physician, Of
Providence says Oi Dr Warner.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Feb DO. ls~G
This j, 10 certify that j. Dr. Mcknight, hud
been SUITE ring from Chronic Inflammation of the
Kidneys and tho first treatment received from
Dr Warner greatly rviycd me, and would mos
thcpriully recommend him tor such troubles.
{. O., MCKNIGHT VI. u.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-28
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