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Is Ninth street, EnlldutlnLld, l'A
Please allow me TO add my testimony 90 your
list Having been sunsfruck three times during
twenty years, the last time 70 was 50 uau tiat
WAS bed fast fOr four months; had the very best
Of doctors but was still plnlug away. WIN alr
pc lie poor, and great pain all over me- At
tempted To 20 ont, bat could not stand the sun,
would often drop down while attempting 20 wall
tie ease was considered a very bad one u wa
helined tO run on congestion Ol the brain, was
then recommended tu Prof Buuuruus iucQlclut
and made out 10 got 10 his office, llii n ION
siIeet, and got the medicine ANA iu lhiet
weeks time WAS able 10 be OUT ana tending "
my business though one of my horses dlcC lh
tlte meantime from the head, while / Stood o.
and am able 10 attend 20 business now, Thanks
tu God Almighty aud to PROT Buudrous medi
cine, which 1 Will recommend forever 20 auA
poor sufferer as / was, would De- pleased TO have
any one call and see me for further information,
Respectfully yours
II Essaz4a JOSEPH KIRkFR
once and Laboratory open daily nom a. m
20 3 D. M. Dall or write 20
ALEXANDER BOUDROU,
lTI North Ten D Street.
dec 10. '92-ly. Philadelphia, Pa
Send cent stamp for valuable book
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The shutters Of the observers house
happened to be closed, and through tiny
hole near the top Of them beam of
sunlight found its way to the floor.
There it left an image, clear and round,
tinged at the circumference with fringe
Of blue and orange. The whole appear
auce Of the beam as projected reminded
the spectator of the image Of the sun
taken on paper through telescope and
he got a sheet of white note paper in or
der to test his surmise. The result con-
firined it. A beautiful round image of
the sun fell ON the paper, and near the
center thereof could be seen a blush
spot, which moved about with the i'm
age whenever the paper was shifted.
The blush colored object was verita-
BILE sun spot, and the observer watched
it by the simple means described for sew
eral days until the revolution of the sun
had carried it out of sight.-Boston Her
aid
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Look forward. and not baek.

Shioh's Cure is solid on a qua, antee. 1t
cures Incipient Consumption II is tine
Best Cough Cure. Only one cent dose
25c.s 5Octs. and 81 90.
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Shiloh's Cure, the great Cough and
Crouu Cure, is m great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty five doses only 25c
children love IT, Sold by Druggists.
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Calls Clover Root will purify Your Blood
clear your complexion, regulate Yeur
bowels and make Head clear as a bell
25c 5Oe
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills, consli alton
blliousness, jaundice sick headache iudi
gestiun.
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One Of the most curious plants in the
White House conservatories is called by
the superintendent vegetable whisky
shops because their pitchers distill an
intoxicating fluid that attracts all sorts
Of insects. Half a pint is contained in
each Of these receptacles and it is said
that the conteuts of three or four will
intoxicate man. The bugs fall into the
fluid, and their substance is devoured by
the plant. One variety attracts cock
reaches, while another actually captures
frogs that, once caught, are unable to es-
cape because Of two thorns extending
downward which pierce them when they
attempt to jump out.
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The Chinese live longer than people
of any other nation.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.


For Newark and New York $50. 7i0. and Q. %
Foi Mauunba chunk and Beludere Z4o
"a. ms 1891, asa aud 6t2 m.
For LAmheittlue and Trenton 825 and
u.l2 ami and l2.5l a 80 p, m.
For Slatugton, Catasauqua, Allentown, Beth
eneml and Easton, 643, l6, o.25, lll2 "a, ui ,
l255, 223, 25l, l51 6-2a, 6i2 and e.22 p m.
For Philadelphia ANA points south I,5O, 6.42,
l.ld, a5 aud ll.l2 O., m'' 229 2.5i, 5.22 and O.3i
For Reading gaud Harrisburg 4,5o, 7.l6 ana 1l2
2.2l, - and 1.22 pm.
For Bowmaus, Lehgh Gap, Cheryiord, Tau
rvs, White Hall, CuplA}, and Hokendauqua
sag, ll2 a. m,f i25t, 20, 43i 5.22 6i2dndl ~
For MauCh Chunk t.il, ti3, a.it tud m 20 am.
10, 2lt, ilo, 1.ll, tti, $50 p in.
E0I Weatbrrl aud iaglelon 6g7, 1.83 $3.50 and
ti.2I AIM; l.fu, l-i5, 100, lt.3f pm.
For Mahauuy city, Shenandoah ana Ashland
647, tla, $3.50 and ll..0 au.i 4ll, $40 81 1.2Z pm.
For MO. carmel and ohamuEin d45, 7sl and
Fol rousy.let45, Ita, I.46, sl5 iil2 and u 20
"a. Mo- f.lV. tal and 2 - p.W
Ta3, 8.3b and il.20 a.m.i 2d 40, 722, and u.36
For iltisfOn aud D. q b. juucl., 1896, g,35, and
NO am. ..5, VA ", ana ~ So p in
fol Ithaca aud Geneva 7.ls, u.sot. m.; li.5d
For sayre, Rochester, Buffalo. n Nagara Falls
and the West il.-0 ana! -.5d and ti.3, p. m.
For nmim aud the West Via Salamanca al
SUNDAY TRAINS.
for New York a,so 5.54 andul2a.m.; a.5i, 5ti
and U.Il D. M.
/ Foi Philadelphia 900 5C2 7.5I "a. m.. 2.5i, bii
auu q "a %. m.
IOr Eastuu and Intermediate stations, 5Il
l.I1, On Do a.ui. De- 11, 200, l.11 b5I 1l1 and gs
| For Mauch Chunk l00l, ll.-0, ll.5s "a. lu.i 235
] I.lu. t.Ul and $3.50 %. nI.
I fur NuHuiul ul l.14 a. m,. 1.5l and 5l1 b. m.
lUr ualletJu lNQl Hud li ~, ,aru.- aud U 3i p.u
/ iul Mahauus Oly auu Shenandoah 800, ll.8
I "a. ul,
] lor puitsyIle af 2.5I I'm.
] IuI White Haven, MUkrs-haue, rlftston
] rmkhGuuuck, luNauda, sAyIe, Ithaca, Geneva
] Auburn, Emua, Rochester Buffalo, Magyar
] NWr Tables.
. B, 80. WILBUR General supt, Eastern DIV.
A. W. NOM AEMACuEH. Asst General Pas
seuEeT Agent. south Bethlehem, la.
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Telescopes we're nrst made by Jan.
sen Ia 1880
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In the rock of Gibraltar there are 20
miles of tunnels.

miles of tunnels.
Electric Ritters.
This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as TO need no special menl-
ION. An VINO have used Electric Btters
ting the same song Of plaise.-A pure
medicine does not exist will cure an disease
pf the Liver aud Kidneys, will remove
Pimples, Boils, salt Rheum and 9th ?
affections caused by impure blood.-Will
iriye Malaria from the system and prevent
as well as cure all Maariai feYers. 20 For
cure Of Headache, Constipation and Indl
gesfon ir, Electric Bitteos-Entire salts
faction guaranteed, OF money refunded, 90
Rrice 5Octs aud Sl.OO per bottle at Reber's
LehightOn aud Biery's Weissport
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Europe now imports every year 500
300 tons of meat
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nfectionery,

Bridge Street. wels'DOrt, Pa.
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Respectfully yours
=. - IOsErH kLRkEK.

once and Laboratory open daily iIOm "a. m
10 D. M. Dall or write 20
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23
New Bridge Location.

The bridge question, as all former
questions of any Importance, has
caused division OF opinion among
the people of Waco. Some advocate
one location, some another, all aciu
ated by sincere desire to place the
bridge III the most convenient loca-
ton for the greatest number Of our
county and city people, in which is
more or less mixed desire to en-
nance the value of property they may
be fortunate or unfortunate enough to
own in close proximity to the loca
ton they advocate.
1t is gratifying, however, that there
is one point in which they can all
come together, and that is one Of
CRATE Importance, considering that
The summer is far advanced and the
fall, with all its glowing promises is
almos. here, and that is, that now is
good time to see Egan about their
winter supply of coal.
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over In BROOKLYN.

flrst Boodler-I want to engage the
services of a lawyer Whom do Won
recommend?
second Boodlcr-You had better re-
tain Lawyer Bluff
rs he good lawyer?"
lie is indeed. He is powerful
speaker He is so thoroughly in ear
nest that in addressing jury his words
carry conviction"
Then he will not do. I've been in
oicted' and ! don't want a lawyer
whose words carry conviction with
them. 1t is an acquittal I'm after. -
Texas Siftings.
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TIIESTATE OFTENAS.
To the sheriff or any Con,ia OF McLenn,
CnunlY- GREEllNG.

70 the sheriff or any Constable OF McLennan
County-GREEIING:
You are hereby commanded to sum non By
making qualifications OF this citation IN some
newspaper publish u In McLeunan Coun y.
Texas. once in each week tor four Buc 'eesive
weeks prior to the return day thereof Diiwyn
Parrish ana James Brown Potter to be nm / ap-
pcnr before the Honorable District Court ~
McLennan County tor the l9lh Judicial Dis
trict OF Texas AT the next regular term thereof
70 be held in ba cment proyidcnt building. tho
Court House thereof In the CITY of Waco ON the
first Monday in . 'tober A. ID 1894 then and
there to auswer the Plaintiffs pctiiihon Med
in Il suit In said Govt on tn 8lst day OF
August ID, ls)3 wherein hob IT Bennett
end Z Honnett are p'aintins and Dnlwyn
nnd ) Gordon BRO ~ are defendants File
number OF suit being No. ol56 rhe uatur3 II
the Plaintiff demani IN IA follows, to wit;
That i ain,if are husband AMI wife, that
on October he ST. 1856, they bought for home
lO0acres OF land In Nc lehman County. about
miles northeast of Nj Grcgor on the Il.
Brooks survey desciib a as follows. beginning
al the southea7t corner OIL 4. phillips labor,
thence south o. wes 81 vnras thence south
30 east ~ varas; tn nee north 90 east silli
varas; thence north 30 west I9' varis 10 tho
beginning and at once moved on It, and have
continuously since then ocoupiet, used, claim
Cd and designat d It as their homestead and
have ever since then been the owners thereof.
That on Nov, nber |, 1879 they executed u pre-
tended Trust Deed on 1t to said Parrish aud
them for $500 dated November | 1880, due
November /. so. with per cent interest per
nnnum That the l'rut Deed Is recorded IN
book j, pages 40 to no OF the mortgage records
OF said McLehnan County, and said note IL
full y described therein. that said Parhsh 4
Potter are the owners Of said note and Trust
Deed and said defendants Brown are In posses
sion there f. and defendants claim a lien on
said and by reason thereof, and claim In
deb ednesa against plaint!n by reason OF said
note. That said 1rnst Deed IS void because
said land WAS plaintiffs homestead at the time
l. Was sxecut ed and said note and Trust Decd
are void because they were executed without
any confederation whatever Plaintiffs pray
for Citation to defendants, for the possession
q nd cancellation OF said Trust Deed and n to,
thatsad Trutt Decd be removed rs cloud on
the tits to their home stead, for costa and gen
eral relief
Herein fail not, and have you then and there
this writ with You endorsement thereon.
showing how you have execute the same.
- Given under my hand and s al or
said 60 Irt, at Office In IN CITY Of
: L, 8. Waco. this. tn 8lst, day OF
August, A. -. 1873
- Attest. u HPARKs,
Clerk District Court, McLennan, county,
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Aigernon-i say, Cholly, did you evan
notice the--aw provision of ma
chaw in a cgawcttc?
Cholly-l never notice anything,
Algy. Its bad town.
Algernon-IIang TOWN. like philo-
sophy. Now, have often observed
that the lawst hawlf of a cigawette is
not so good as the first hawlf Now,
just think what fix we would be in If
1t was the othah way and we had to
smoke the lawst hawlf first.-N. Y.
Weekly.
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Billiards. Snow Liniment.

This invaluable remedy is one that
ought to be in every household. 1t
pill cure your rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Eprains, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Frostid
feet and Ears, Sore Throat and Sore
Vhest If you have Lame Back it will
cure it. 1t penetrates to the seat Of the
disease. 1t will cure Stiff Joints and
CONTRACTED Muscles after all other
|smedies have failed. Those who
1--we been cripples for years have used
BILLIARDS. Snow Liniment and thrown
lNay their crutches and been able to
nlk as we'll as ever. 1t will cure
you. Price 80 cents. Sold by H. c.
Usher & Co., Waco, and j. B. Cor
alsh, East Waco, Texas.
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Frank would tip his chair while in
the kindergarten. and one day he
tipped it too far and fell over. Tho
teacher, thinking She would impress a
lesson upon him then and there, told
of gentleman who was tipping his
chair in his Office and fell over his desl,
and cut his head badly-such bad cut
that the doctor had to sew it up.
Frank listened very intcntly and
seemed very much interested. After
thinking a moment, he SaidH
81 don't see how the doctor got his
head on the machine. - IIarper's Ba-
gar.
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Not a Believer in Mormonism.

mo" said henpeclled husband, as
he scratched his bald head. II am not
"A believer in Mormonism, not by a
long chalk.
"Why not?' asked the Mormon SYM
pathizer with whom lie was convers-
ing.
BE cause" replied the henpecked
husband, n don't believe in man
having two wives. No man can serve
two masters. Texas Siftings.
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the STATE OF TExAN.

To the sherG or any Constable of McIennan
Clunty-CRE ErING
You are Hereby Commanded. That You sum
mon Hattie 1yree, by making publication
hereof once each week FIR four successive
week- prior to the return day hereof In some
ne SO aper published IL your c unity, Defend
art in suit No 5)j5. wherein 'anzor Br there,
Il III com posed Of am sanger, PHILLIP sang r.
Isaac sanger and Alex. Sanger are Pat TITS
and Hattie Jyree "a fen ms solo Is defendant
to be and appear before the und erhi gned Justice
OF tn Peace, In and for Precinct No. l. at u
regular term % said Justice OF the Peace
court, to be lie in the cit Of Waco IN Nc
Lehman oou y, on the goth day OF October,
ID, 1898, at 10 O'Clock \. W., 10 answer the
complaint OF sal pl sintih VIII sues for bal
ance on open account Tor goods, wares and
merchandise sold and delyere by plaintiff
defendant January "a. 1891. and at divers dates
Thereafter balance claimei being one hun
dred and eighty two dollars and twenty cents
Her In fsil not, Ind have You then ard there
this writ with your return thereon, showing
how you have exccut sd the same.
Given under my Oificial ii md this 10th day
OF September, A. ID. lisa
in GALLAGHER,
Justice Peace Precinct No ]. McLennan county,
TeSa..
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A servant Girl had priclled her finger
with the prong of Il fork. and seemed
greatly distressed about it.
"Only think, ma'am." She said to her
mistress, IF it was German silver in
fammation or blood-poisoning might
set in
Don't alarm yourself, child the
forks are real silver. take my word for
it."
"You are quite sure
"Positive.
Next morning the silver and The girl
had gone OFF by the first train. Ga
zette DIES 'TribunauX.
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Boy-I see you got sign out: Boy
wanted"
Merchant-Yes; we want boy to
run errands, assist in the packing de-
partment, help sweep, conduct custom
ers to the various departments, clean
windows. tend door, and
Boy-Never mind the rest, mister;
I'm loolSin' fer place, and amt got
time to wait.-Good News.
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That Wasn't 1t.

Johnny, who had been much inter
ested in American history, thought lie
would test grandpa S historical lnowl-
edge. So as the old gentleman sat
reading his paper, Johnny began:
"Grandpa do you know what great
war broke out in 1Sl2?'
The old man slowly raised his eyes
and looked at Johnny over his spec
tacles "Why," said he, "that was the
year married your grandmother. -
Texas Siftinps
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ERIE MEDICAL co.. Buffalo, MY.
Saved by a Narrow Margin.

Been to lodge. have you. Absalom?"
said Mrs. Eambo, in "A metallic tone Of
voice
YES, m dear" replied Absalom.
what time does the lodge usually
let out?'
About UNI about eleven o'clock. ="
And what time do you think 1t ia
now?"
"Er-lt's about twelve, isn't itp"
ut is half-past two. Does it take
three hours and u half to come home?"
YES, IN dear, Lodge bodies move
slowly
And Mrs. Rambo went gaspingly
upstairs to bed Chicago Tribune.
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An Acute Obseryer.

X. (despondcntly)-Ah! Laura has
ceased to love me. have an unerring
sign.
Z.-What is that?
X.-hIithcrto she has always worn
six-button gloves, and | was permitted
to button them on her dainty, chubby
hapds-and now she only wears single
buttons and fastens them herself
Poor me!-Zeitgeist
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those Who Sell Consigned Pianos

'uoSe VINO Sell consigned PIANOS
When consignment piano and
|o'gan agents, who may still have
come credit with the manufacturers,
Can not find any more unfortunate
aen to travel on commission, they
may try to make local agents in differ.
sat towns of any parties who will pay
heights on few sample instruments
Inc consisnm ent class Of instruments
s'n be detected by the agent demand.
ae notes with interest and ironclad
'01,racts on installment sales.
People who sign notes and buy such
Instruments deserve no sympathy. We
10 cash buyers. We have six houses
Texas; we employ salaried sales
asn; We do not ask for notes on time
'ses. THos GoGaAN & Bro.
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Weekly

Aged Ilusband-I begin. to think,
Mary, that I've wrecked your young
happiness by permitting you to marry
an old man like me.
Young Wife-Oh, no, indeed; ex-
pect to make my second husband very
Jealous telling him how fond | was Of
you-Once a Week.
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When tie Would Repeat 1t.

Harry, who is five years old, went in
bathing in mountain lake with his
father the other day for the first time.
He didn't seem to like it very much,
but when his mother asked him If he
had enjoyed it, he replied: "Oh, ever
so much. Maybe some day when I'm
man III go in again. '-Harper's
Young People.
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He Would BE All Right.

One of the Crew-There' an heiress
aboard. Capsize the yacht and rescue
her.
The Skipper-Can't run the risk, my
boy. I'm married man.
One of the Crew-Good! Then you
run no risk; you won't have to marry
her-Truth
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troublesome Things to Have.

Mrs. Newgold-My daughter has a
chaperone now.
Mrs. Shoddie-Dear me; that's too
bad. Why, it's only last week she had
a boil on the back of her neck. She
seems to have everything there L.
agoing Town Topics
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re know all aDOnt IL, anu Ju>t noN
,oyely everything is until the box
~, al 70 receipts are turned over to the
Ssne6cisty. Then the air grows
os;,,y. one almost fancies it showed
yesterday, and in the words of the
immortal Grover, we sink into IN.
nocous desuetude.
While in Chicago glimpse of
the seamy side of life was given me
which was truly pathetic. Just
across from my window nam
moth apartm emit house was to be
erected, aud excavations were being
made, but work seemed to lag,
urobsbly from lack of funds. Every
morning about 20 men gathered
and waited patiently with pick axes
and shovels, for orders to go to
work. Sometimes the word was
given, but more often they waited
IL vain until the lengthening afte'-
noon shadows dispersed them. One
day at noon l had occasion to cross
over to the corner to wait for
carette, so ] overheard their CONVEX
sstion. Food, or rather the lack of
it, was their topic, and it was
enough to melt the heart of a stone
to hear them speak of their hunger.
Ona said: "Why, Bill, l haven't
had but five cents of crackers and
| FIVE cents of beer for three days"
and Just then another caught sight
Of my baby, and holding out his
hand to her with a smile, said:
"Hello, pretty, you don't go hun
cry, ! bet" This attracted the
atention of the others so l passed
on, carrying sorrowful heart for
those men and their wives and little
ones.
THE News reporter is back, but
not another word about the fair, on
my honor However, before /
close the chapter Of my pleasant
summer outing | must tell you
what lovely trip | had on the X aty
Flyer. | have preached the Flyer
for some time, and although knew
the solid sdva 1tages to be gained by
going that route, ! never realiza I'd
how delightful the journey could be
until this last trip down. Oar little
party left Chicago in one of the
handsome Wagner Palace cars, and
were again 20 fortunate as TO have
Conductor Mcmillan with us. Mr.
McM.ll is so thoroughly efficient
in his duties, so clever and atten.
hive tc his guests, for such we felt
ourselves to be, that we were su
premely comfortable and fatigue
and ennui were unknown qlanti.
tiles. The road lies through a
pretty and diversified country, and
1--WE were troubled but little with
VI heat or dust. Even the most re-
markable commodities were pro-
vided polite porters, who did not
make life burden with their con.
descensons. These freaks were evil
IDENTIFY the outcome of Mr.. MoMil.
lan's anagerial skill. Old friends
were found and new ones made en-
route and many little pleasant cpl.
sodes will serve to made the trip a
memorable one. 1t is only justice
to say that the entire corps of of
fcials on the Katy, from our own
M. Smith, the most popular ticket
agent in the city, all along the road,
are as clever and obliging a set of
men as one will find anywhere, and
The writer is particularly indebted
Tor cnnriesias
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Remarkable i!

What Climax Oil will do. 1t has
relieved more suffering humanity
than any other medicine sold today.
Try it. Sold under positive guar.
sntee by all drueeiste
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Tho New Bridge.

1t seems as if the bridge location
is still unsettled, but it is settled
fact that Tom p. Moore sells the
best groceries for the least money
an gives his customers better salts.
faction than any grocer in Waco.
Try him.
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So They We're Married.

Featherstone-How did Melton como
to marry so soon that rich girl he was
engaged to? thought he was going
to wait.
Ringway-He was. But he wanted
to see the worlds fair.-Detroit Free
Press.
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Take Climax Blood Elixir in tn,
spring time for your blood.
Rheumatic Pains.

In one minute the Climax Oil will
relieve rheumatic, sciatic, hip, kidney,
chest, and all muscular pains, and
weakness. Don't fail to try it. Sold
by all druggists at 80 cents and II a
bottle.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23
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