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l.. BRYAN & CO.,
500 La Main Street

OF this section OF the State. 1hs q
ton Is very small at present. bsi
be added 10 every day aud IN lr'
prove a wonderful exhibit. Tas 81
and South Texas Lard and Irnpfafs1
company solicit specimens q AZ
products of Texas, which will Be llss.l
exhibition IN their office and frsls 4
to the person, town Or county =
fhanl-
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81 tlris chapscr IT, ISIS fst j. is26 1875
Anstia f-hss'.sf NJ n is7s.1-l liS was
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etsic3 t54ni elt1qssET n is> witch ~
~tiii ri lla Bt cas c'rttrt q lln1 tNtAt
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itft l'ricel M Ssh SIS siie So. de ~
cleclca "a size t1rf iflet on Nrfk - tie
Nrfei t-aaQtsr SIS So aad = itsi ta;;iI' ~
- Shat canffltif.a fia II $3.50 NniSht
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IN AppnAnss


That we might 40 well make np our
minds That we are 10 remain behiud ether
cities 81 ike importance ~ the mstfer OF
late night cars.
THAT souc mlfhfv curious things take
place IN tho Houston courts
That every fiousonian VIII make an a.
fort 70 render the yisit Of the excursion
iatg a pleasant one.
That Major Ike Stafford sun refuses
10 head The nrqpnsad moy gsIlgnr for pres
feyAinnal base bail Ia Texas next Sum
ner.
That tho Nelson's enjoyed their visit Il
The souta Texas metropolis
That there viii he new faces m the city
government after next April
Tint Honaion pAving moves along very
slowly
Shat II we are g1inG @ have The City
paved Il oGght to be done quickly
That a. the nhutiiug property fonta ne
hills there ~ no fcnfc m ms piaee-lneai
methpd
That Houston VIII have deernt orera
house next se0fna,
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This noble body met ~ tire conn sndery
ernory yesterday at illsh noon vlth Tie
fullowins officers present
II. H. ssaddasd. Prelate, T. u. Isubboels
prelatel l.. \ Noycs. Prior; j. Q. kidd
Conductor. 4. W. Ford. Master Of cere-
monies; n W Cronan Secretary
i'ls- foiiowink ienights we're given the
A. J narragsf Fort Worth command
cry; Gerald t4ugton, e y. Walker, nal
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canLtal u 81. -hllchIEsn 80

Capital So. 900, Ooo-M Michigan ssslHill
Loan Association. See what Fe ~, s. /.
Tor Houston. a local board = x.
lied May, 1873; since then i aas -, !.
following loans: Z. L. A,exalass 4. I
Cooper Kennes, 800; \. klssssll.. |; !,
A. NJ. Darling. 5000 sam ~ :. ~ ~. : !
/ Walter 4. Strong. s5Qg9i y y. - ~.
sIs05. Wra. wood, 500; Mary !. &. l;s :
$500: Max steuherauch. ~, ~ =,
Ralifresss. 1850: G. y. Iifngan. ~.
Illus Sonnen, $500; and Aiexai ~ !, ~
4 Co. s20. 900. We wish 70 sx'eana = =. !
mess 10 Ave thousand sisares y y ~ :,
i, 1895 we Offer the gTea'ss.
ments to those dssifing y ~. z. = =
better than Il savings paiiE. I. = -. "a Z.
hrpajr one dollar per niontn = " - = !; !
Si00 In ssxtyssix mouths. 81 . L s;
month will inatnre sllQ y ~ w. ~.
on ". Il. Mcclellan at HeasiPA 3
store. -
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THE MODERN MoTHER

Has found that her little oafs :.
proved more by the pleasant AZ
syrup OF Figs, when In need q las I,
tive effect ola gentle remHiy than 4 =
other. and that II Is more aefesl
them. Children enjoy Il ana X ~ =
them. The true remedy, ayI1p Z. 1
Is manufactures by the Calaeia+
Syrup Company, only
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Cont canntrx Fnir.

The Houston Heights folks are plant
ing the seeds Of what will one day be
mammoth coast country fair. They are ex-
hipiting specimens Of the various products
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The NJ. W Grand i.odge was caIisl
fgom refreEhmept 10 labor AZ s'gU n, ni.
ny order or the M. W Grand Master and
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vtsIr HOUSTON rRocKEa9i! I Z

And We VIII give you z H. n r
y nice Xmas present cheap
q large stock OF fancy niess ~
banauet ana other lamps sa'
and game sets: wine. wa's1
sess. dinner. tea and toils 80 '.,.- q
aiso prepared 10 supply re 800
m correct jobhing prices Ne ~
soi,cited Sign across the 80 rs. *:
yom the olace. Opposite Asse'4f
lno- Meo'e'nPPr s,;i
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ycanS bachelor, Wen known IN rail
estate circles, IS rather sore at hIpaxs,f
and gives the following experience as -, 49,
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THE WONDER s1 - =, Il
AZ 70 feet from cfaWieia -
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]. y. AIarmIon. "a. |.

1.l71I = III d IIIFI ITIt NUlIe coast rOIIu-
Wy VIII be thickly settled la the rolree
q the next Two or SIX years, LANDS M
very renrqpn nie sssrrT- aut they a4a IN.
craaHinR IN value zach year. peonis - -
RAPIDLY heccnllng posted regarding lie
wonAeiIvi resources OF Texas. and have
round oNfshat the coast country prcss,sfs
sceIftiniy for greater returns 10 the
u tbs sesid ~ s0t
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MEN you MEET.

Rev. Or. Haiseu; q have read The
Post a long time now, ever since the
Hogg-Clarl1 campaign and am much
pleased with the clean. dlgnified manner
in which 1t Is conducted. don't know
of any Sunday newspapers which contain
such AN amount of religious matter 1t Ia
a pity affairs of the world could not be so
adjusted that newspaper men could get
at least one days rest in seven"
The times., 1893-08-25
sEy- What DIR. Humphrey Does Not DO.

lie docs attempt frighten people into doctorng by
holding up the fear of speedy death before their eyes,
He does urge persuade the sick to take treat
ment when he well knows them o'be incurable
Neither does he by persuasion false preenses
hold the sick under his month after month while doing
them no good.
delude and persuade helpless incurabes
month of their lives give up their last dollar
for medicine.
He patients under false socaled guarantee,
pretending charge only for medicines and taking whatever
make the end object of his
life to extort money from the sick.
Neither rush after each medical sensation and
years q specialist among the afflicted.
What He Does Do.
Dr. Holman s. Humphrey makes the first object Of his life
to heal the afflicted the second object to get well deserved
reputation healer of diseases the peoples the third
purpose is moderate compensation in order proper
ly for himself and family.
He all he agrees and oenimes more,
failure almost always be traced
mprudence ovcrwu the of patients chief
sin bchg usually in improper eating.
lie does deal candidy literally and honoraby with all alike
taking advantage of to condition circumstances
He promptly visits his every four weeks will
continue as long God spares him to the afflicted.
Last least he after all other methods but his has
tailed HIS consultation sc Everyone free HIS office 70 IS
Broad ST., Htllsdal, Mich.
The times., 1893-08-25

In long standing and chronic diseases his wonderful
numbered by the thousand hundreds of people flock
him wherever he visits and wonder he reads dis
like book diagnosing and describing all organic diff
cues without asking question. This is truly wonderful
power possessed by but ew and without doubt thor
oughy developed by Dr. Humphrey than other living
His great ability and in curing the various long
standing difficult and chronic diseases after all others have
failed has drawn around him the wealth and culture from
state in the Union and he has been paid the highest
fesona fees by grateful patients paid surgeon in
this yet his charges the people always
moderate reasonable Many the grateful hearts which
thank him for life and restored health dsappon
ments and long years of suffering
After years of successful practice in Boston, New York and
Philadelphia demand his professional services became
pressing the south and where his reputation had
preceded him. that he consented make number of profe
siona sits to the larger Cities where he and cured hun
dreds Of cases ncurabe by other physicians
These occasional visits developed such extensive business
that the doctor return to aud locate in the west
and during his childhood, make it his permanent home
ecng Chicago therefor account of its being the great west
metropolis and business of nearly half OF North
America From this point he has decided to visit few local
tiles regularly stated periods for the purpose of meeting his
patients and enlargng his acquaintance among the people
This method has marked advantages for the invalid thus
alone the expense but the annoyance excitement
fatigue in many actual danger trip city
when the vital energies almost worn out
DR. Humphrey has severed all connection with Chicago and
devotng his entire time to northern Ohio and Indiana
and southern Michigan o
The times., 1893-08-25
LOWELL, June %, 1898.

Dr. HUMPHREY
DEAR SR:-Nearly since remember 1 been
troubled with cramping spells stomach One
in August bad could scarcely anything. We en-
poyed doctor called bilious coic but could
relieve Then employed another and he it
neuralgia of the stomach doctored with him until
bad could only small crackers day.
when day husband sat reading the Iona Sentinel and
he Dr. Holman Humphreys advertisements and he eagerly
gasped at and said he the for He be
lonia March 49, made go and him.
and he pronounced Inflammation of the stomach He
said he could me, doctor with him
and doctored three months, and to-day, thanks him.
will cheerully advise all people that need
doctor to call on DIR. Humphrey.
Mrs. RILEY MCCALL,
Lowell, Kent Co., Mich
The times., 1893-08-25
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
ANOTHER MADE HAPPY BECAUSE CURED-For years have
suffered with serious disease of the Kidneys bladder and
prostate gland had become bad that obliged to
my with catheter always and so irritable the
bladder forced draw the water hour day or
night irritation brought abcess OF the
gland which, becoming chronic discharged constant
ly often laid for weeks time with acute attacks
None appreciate my sengs and chagn from the pecul
lar condition in Added to this my liver and stomach
digest anything. finally, through the
sistent urging of family went see Dr. Holman Humph
rev at the hotel Owosso time had four
many and firmly believed would be laid
my grave Now, however after six months OF Dr.
Humphreys we'll that consider further at
unnecessary Dr. Humphrey has done for me
than thought in the of man to do more
promised to do pass my water with
drawing it. sleep all night without getting up and am tax
ing solid comfort afflicted? Go and Dr. Humph
rey Write for particulars of my great de-
liverance from most dreadful condition.
ID. +. JosCELYN, West Haven Mich
p SThe public will observe do not report from
California aine but those of your neighbors only
HUMPHREY
The times., 1893-08-25
DAvIE WHITEHEAD, Corunna, Mich.

PARALYSIS CURED-Two years ago. after birth,
taken with pain the back accompanied with extreme
chis during which time would shake like in
the spasms This condition rapidly followed by
paralysis of the lower limbs that lost the of myself
from the and had be lifted supported like
cnid that for two years have not walked alone be-
dropsca and suffered untold agony with my som
ach, liver and bowels taken to DIR. Humphrey the
hotel in Charlotte in piabe condition and blue and
discouraged thought mortal could help but the doctor
said he could and began his treatment and followed
faithfully month after month and now able to get up
and where please and down stairs and anywhere de-
SIRE and consider myself having new lease of e and
urge the afflicted to Dr. Holman s. Humphrey and be
cured Mrs. FANNIE NJ CHALLENDER,
Charlotte Mich
The times., 1893-08-25
MASON. Mich. Jan. 10, 1892.

MASON MICH, IJ, 1872.
For the past three years have suffered untold torture with
catarrh of the bowels and recum had for fourteen
been invalid from female trouble previous this fearful
consumption the bowels but managed keep around and do
my work after fashion, but for the past several months have
failed rapidly that obliged give up housekeeping
and live with my sister.
AT the time taken DR.. Humphrey three months
ago had given all hope of getting WE'LL had to keep
my bed for days together My doctors and all friends had
given up all hopes of my recovering often passed
quart of slime with long pieces of membrane from the
bowels me and days during the twenty hours
would pass half gallon of stuff that looked like my nsides
rong away When finally taken to the doctor
at the hotel Mason could not get stairs and had to be
carried into the paro began treating that day and
keeping house doing my work. have gained 90
pounds weight sleep WE'LL and look forward long
and useful life with my family and friends
Mrs. HENRY BABCoCK.
The times., 1893-08-25

have My hands have swollen for weeks twice
their usual sze cracked open and itching badly that would
almost ar them TO pieces scratching All the doctors treated
for eyipeas of them knew what allied
went to r Holman Humphrey the hotel in Owosso and
he instantly told me had Eczema and he has cured
petey in months tme although taking medicine for
blood the doctor claims system cleans
ed the skin will again become
The times., 1893-08-25

TO WHOM MAY CONCERN:-
Five years ago stricken with apoplexy which made
well nigh helpless and which passing off left my right side
parayzed to such extent that could not lift do
than hobbe around with During this time had
spells of severe vomiting with complete loss of appetite
partially recovered from this attack but while driving chickens
from garden taken with another seizure which made
helpless that have been only able get about with the
greatest difficulty employed the best doctors could nd
Six different worked with little benefit till
last spring called Dr. Holman Humphrey at the hotel
in Ionia and commenced treatment with him. Four weeks
aerward walked from my house town, mile and half,
and back which had done for two years. during which
time could hobbe to the road that runs by house.
have reganed the of myself all where please,
all alone and walk all have mind to- eat we'll, sleep well,
and live old again. where as before was worse than
dead Before taking Dr. Holman s. Humphreys treatment my
bowels did for week at time. Now am
regular clock and take pleasure in urging the afflicted
to see Dr. Humphrey and be cured.
e. @. PHILLIPS, Iona, Mich
The times., 1893-08-25

was totally blind twenty years with senile
DR. Holman s. Humphrey removed the and gave
good sight JNo. NORTH, Eau Claire, Wis.
The times., 1893-08-25

was blind with ia eyes. Was operated by
DR.. Humphrey and my sight restored.
MRS. A. RUSSELL, Augusta, Wis.
The times., 1893-08-25

very of hearing for many Was entire
y cured by DR.. Holman s. Humphrey.
E. c. CAMPBELL, Hilsdae, Mich.
The times., 1893-08-25
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
LIFE AND CAREER
greatest Living Exponent of Ma
lures Secrets.
- OF THE,

Worthy Example of What May be Accomplished by
Persistent Effort and Treless Energy.
The times., 1893-08-25

deaf for years that could only hear when yelled at
Dr. Holman s. Humphrey has cured me entirely
BERT WHITE, lansing Mich.
The times., 1893-08-25

ECZEMA CuREDFor sixteen years suffered untold torture
with skin disease which times would be so Dad my eyes
would be swollen weeks and face twice Its natural
size. less than twenty-five different doctors nave treated
and have paid and patent medicines about
The times., 1893-08-25

suffered for years with socaed ncurable vavuar
disease of the heart Dr. Humphrey cured me entirely
J. V. BURNER Newark Ohio
The times., 1893-08-25

troubled for years with caarrh deafness and running
from one ear. Was completely cured by DR.. Humphrey
Rev. F. W. BAYLEY- JONES' Muskegon, Mich
The times., 1893-08-25

was dreadful sufferer locomotor aaxia and paralysis
of the will have been entirely cured by Dr. Humphreys
unusual skill. Dr. Ii. RUSSELL, Newark, Ohio.
The times., 1893-08-25
Holman $. Humph
LATE OF. LONDON,


trne and thirtyone years.
STANDING DISEASE, of whatever nature
The times., 1893-08-25


Consution Personally by Mai Free to All Everywhere
The times., 1893-08-25
fail to see him at his next visit to your county II

hhp ca Catarrhal Bronchitis Primary Consumption rh Of the Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Bladder Re
and Nervous System Blood and LymM rapidly cured the Doctors Specific Medicines
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A FRENCH CRISIS.
Alarming Story Printed by o New
York Paper--Life OF the Republic
Threatened. t
Said That Carnot Will Be Forced to
Resign-No Telling What Would
Come Next
Nearly Half a Million Men Ready 60
Join In q General Strike ut O
Word.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Thsre Is
printed here a special dispatch from o
Paris correspondent as follows:
The political situation In France can
only be described as chaotic. It Is idle
30 prophesy what the physical oucoms
will be- The angry uproar all day was
confined to words. Nothing in the
anxious days Of last winter compares
with the violent passion and incsndiary
talk in which all parties and factions
are now indulging. Men who kept cool
through the Panama scandal are saying
strange things. One who more often
than any other since the present repub-
lie was created has been recognized as
the greatest political power in France
said:
"Carnot Will Have to Resign
before next months election. Every
body can see that he, and not Dupuy
and his ministers. is responsible for the
vacillating trouble of q few days"
"What will happen them was asked.
A shrug of the shoulder and q non.
chalant 81 don't know" were the only
answer.
The correspondent talked with three
leaders who are at the head of the labor
socialist movement in France, and one
said boldly:
1--WE have 450, 900 men ready to join
In a general strike when ordered by
the national socialist congress this
week. More than that. they are will.
ing and prepared to take up arms to de.
fend the liberties which the present
government has taken"
The cabinet is attacked by all sides
alike. Fortunately nobody dared to
start q discussion in the chamber. The
constitution itself might have beer
swept away in the storm which would
have ragged. 1t: was tacitly agreed t
wait till Tuesday. Meantime the situa
ton may more clearly develop itself.
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Yaqnis and Troops Fight.

HERMosILLo. Mex, July IL. - A
courier from the Yaqui Indian country
brings official information Of q desper-
ate battle between the Yaquis and a
troop of MEXICAN troops commanded by
Lieutenant Benite Rocha, one Of ths
bravest officers OF the army. In the
early part o. the fight Lieutenant Rocha
was shot an killed. The force of In.
dams outnumbered the soldiers two to
one. and the latter were compelled to
retreat. The fight took place in . re-
mote section of the Sierra Madra
mountains, this state. No report has
been received here 40 to the number
killed and wounded on either side.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-12

Prof. a.. Hirschberg, the well known
expert Of go Olive street, 81. Louis, No,
and 80 E. 14th street, New York, wisass
to inform his many friends and patrons
OF Madison and vicinity that be will b
at the store Of his agent, Frank Smith
and adjust his celebrated non-chatgs-
BILE spsctaolss and sye- glasses to Oil In
need Of them. Consultation free.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-12
Treat for Madison.

The Hirschberg Optical Co. OF 629
Olive street, st. Louis, Mo. and3OE. l4th
street New York have completed ar
rangements to have Prot. Hirschberg
stay with their agent Frank Smith and
examine eyes OF all who are in need OF
glasses. This will be a rare opportunity
for all who are suffering from defective
vision to have their eyes scientifically ex-
amined and corrected.
The Professor comes here wholly in
the interests OF the FL. Hirschberg Optic.
al Co., and will stop with Frank Smith
from July 10 to Is inclusive where may
be found a full line OF Fl. Hirschberg's
interchangeable ~spectacles and eye
glasses.
All occulists and physicians every
whore pronounce in their favor, and al
who use them are only too glad to testi-
fy to their clearness. durability, comfort
and ease they give to the eyes, even at
the moe. difficult work. Consultation
invited.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-12
BEHRING SEA ARBITRATION.

General Belief That the Decision Will
Favor tile United States.
WASHINGTON. July lathe advance
guard OF the returning Behring sea
commission has arrived in the persons
of Major E. w. Halford and J. Stanley
Brown. Major Halford has formally
reported his return to the department
Of state and has surrendered his vouch-
ers, showing the expenditures made by
him on account of the commission up
to the date when he returned his bal
ance, but he turned his balance over to
Agent Foster and started for the
United States.
Major Halford believes that the arbi-
tration will be concluded in a shorter
time than the three months allowed
by the treaty under which the proceed
ings are being conducted. The arbi.
traitors nearly all have good reasons to
press the work before them to a con-
clusion.
Senator Morgan is so deeply interested
in Investigations that are to come be-
fore congress that it is almost.necessary
for him to return to the United States
as soon as the session begins.
The impression in Paris, derived
from the questions put from time to
time by the arbitrators during the
curse of the long argument, is that
the arbitration will result in a decision
recognizing the property right of the
United States in the seals to a more o,
less limited degree, and: recommending
some international agreement for tn.
protection of seal life.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-12
Indians Want Cash.

WILMoT. s. D., July 12.-The Sisse-
ton and Waipeton Indians are becon-
ing very angry at the way Uncle Sam
is fulfilling his contracts to pay them
their money. due July /. 1892, and July
l. 1893. Tn Indians held a council at
the agency Wednesday. aud invited Cap
tain Stauch OF the Third infantry, who
is acting as United States Indian agent
at Sisseton agency, TO be present with
them at the council. Captain Stauch
has been asked to look after their in
terests. There is now due them SIS, 400
from July 1, 1892. and SIS, 400 from
July /, 1893, which. under the treaty OF
1851, is to RIM 50 years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-12
Calves i'm the Majority.

CHAMBERLAIN, 8. D.. July 12.-Rs-
ports received ut Fort Pierre from three
roundup outfits agree that the crop OF
calves this . Ii the largest ever
raised on the coded Sioux land ranges.
Some Of the cowboys declare that in
some lunches they find more calves
than cows.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-12
Pickpockets Form = Pool.

LONDON, July l2.-English pick
pockets have formed . syndicate with
the object OF sending to the Chicago
fair q number OF the most accomplished
pickpockets. The scheme h co-opera.
tive. and the pickpocksts who are sent
are to forward . percentage Of Their
raunder 70 their brethren scross Til
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-12

SYDNEY. N. $. W., July IA steam
err from the Samoan islands brings dis
patches indicating that q war il immi.
nent between the faction supporting
King Malietoa, and the adherents oil
Chief Mataafa. A British war ship hal
been ordered to proceed TO Apia, thu
capital of the islands, where she viii
join the German warships to prsservs
order and protect foreigners.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-12
Another Australian Crash,

LONDON, July 12.-The New Zealand
Loan and Mercantile Agency company,
limited. the offices of which are at the
the Portland House, Basinghall Hall
Place, has failed. The concern was
one Of the most important engaged in
colonial affairs. The capital OF the
company is "a, 500. 900. Thrse-quarters
OF the loss will fall on people in Great
Britain.