Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 89, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 19, 1888 Page: 1 of 4
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Office of Publication: Albeck Building,xoraer Market and Qnitmaa streets.
Entered at the Postofficeat Brenham, Texas, as second-class mail
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THGBSDAY MORNING, APEIL 19, 1888.
VOLUME XIII
BRENHAM
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NUMBER 89»
STATE NEWS
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Time Card in effect March 25, 1888.
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Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping care between GALVESTON Ami KAN
SAS CUT, GALVESTON and ST. LOUIS, and DALLAS and
MEMPHIS. Elegant Reclining Chair cars fbee between GAL-
VESTON and BRENHAM, TEMPLE, CLEBURNE, FT. WORTH
and GAINESVILLE on night trains. J. G. SLOAN,
Ticket Clerk, Brenham.
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4th and 5th, 1888.
I o be awarded for the best exhibits of
Absolutely Pure.
This po'Viler never varies. A marvel ol pir-
ty, strength aii'l wlmenimenetM. More eco-
nomical than trr I'rJlnrtry klnil, nr.«l ennot lie
suld in compellllon with the multitude of low
test, short weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sola only hi cane. Koyal Hahino I'owuku Co.
10(1 Wall S reel New York.
CATARRH - SAMPLE TREATMENT
FREE. We mail I enough to convince.
B. 8. LAUDBRiiACH & Co., 773 Broadway st.,
Newark, N. J.
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CONSUMPTIVE
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for nil affections of th* throat and Iuurk, and divasrs
luMnrfrotn Impure blood and exhaustion. Tne feeble
and hick, strupgltnic against dliwaiwi, and alowlr drifting
to tlie frntve, will la many caxes recover their beulth bj
the timely u*e of I'urkrr'e GincerTonic, bntdelay Uditn-
crt-rou*. Take it in time. It i< iiiTalu.il.le for all palm
and untorderi of (toaiacli atul bowcli. too. at DruasisU.
Horses, Mules, Jacks, Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep, Goats, Chickens,
Turkeys and Ducks.
ALL EXHIBITS FREE.
Wholly unlike artificial systems.
Any book learned la one reading.
daises of 1087 at rialtimore. 1005 at Detroit
1500 at ['hila<lel|ihia, lame elates of Columbia
Law students, at Vale. Welle*!)*, Oherlin, Uni-
versity of 1 »>v., Michigan l!nivei>ltv,Ohmitau
<iua, Ac. KiHlorcert l»y Kichanl I'roctor, the
SdeuM.t Hons, \V. W. At-lcr, .Imlali 1*. Ilenja
mlD. tltnl^e {ilb-on. I»r, Brown E. H. cook,
Principal N, Y. suite Norm 1 College, &o 1 he
syslt'iu Is perfectly tuitrln by correspondence.
rvospectiiR post five from
PllOtr. LOISKITK. M7 Fifth *ve. New York.
ADVICE TO DYSPEPTICS.
CONTENTS: The rature of Di,-pepsin.
Its cattaes. It* prev«Miiom < Its cure. fcoroe
experience) of Mutual sufferer. Liver com-
print a twin afs^f jer'of dyspepsia. Habit-
ual constipation a result of tlygpcpeia. Dys-
pepsia mistaken for consumption. Good
living as a means for the euro of dyspepsia,
Whuf fo»d may betaken.'! What food must
be avoided.* Mailed free on receipt ot
stamp. J. II. McALVIN, Lowell, Mass,
14 years City Treasurer and l ax Collector.
J. & J. COLM AX. London, Eng.
* ■»' CC NCRXTKATKD
Mustard Oil
A POSITIVE
0
Cure
for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Colds ar <1
Muscular Pains; outward application,
fcfold by nil druggists and grocers. If you
cannot obtain frcm your druggist or croccr
send to J. P. SMITH, 45TarkPlace, N. V.
Among the attractions offered will be a
iitfAGNIFICENT STREET PABADE,
shibition Drills by our Military
| Sham Battle, Glass Bail
and Clay Pigeon Shooting, and a
GRAND TOURNAMENT.
The programme will be interspersed with de-
lightful music by the famous
■KU
Admission to the Grounds, 25 cents ; Chil-
fen under 12 years of age, Free.
MASON & HAMLIN
ORGANS
rotaiojrue livf.
PIANOS
amsler « 00
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Pee d!'
X lut-proof 0«t»,
Cora and Say,
corn, cob m m meal,
Stock Feed, in quantities to
it ;:l
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WILLIAM ZKISS,
AND ( 0NFKCTI0NK11,
| Desler In Staple and Fancy (iroceriet
Freah Cakei and Pies on husd at >11 »lme».
M iin Street.
UnKKBAH. T*xis.
FISCHER & WEIS.
BUTCUSKS AND'
[DEiLEBS HI UYE STOCK,)
Cornet of Bt Charles and Quitman Sts*
Tl.f oalilnpt oigan was
introilncwl in its' iiment
iorm l»y Mason & Hamlin
In Wh. Oth»r makers
Iwllowed In tt f innmifactnr- of tlicsn !»* nt-
m*nb>, but the Mas»n ^llunilin Orffat.s liavj
olways m&iutaiiieil their siuirnuaoy as I He bt-st
In tliv worlit.
Maion & Hamlin offer, as (lenionstraiion el
lb» llWUyaltel fxeelleuee ot'lheir oi-gans, ih«-
ftif.t that all Of the jfivat World's kxhii.liii »i#,
jinre tl.at of 1'iirls, ISlit, I11 c«m|iettlion with
beyt^ttakors of all wmntrie-v they lmv«lnia-
ilnWy taken the hlgh«nt houors. l.hiMlrn:cil
i-otalojriif tree.
Mason A Ilamlln tlo not
Ik-sUM* to tiiake the ex'ru
onHosry claim for their |>l-
aims, Hint llixy are Miiieii-
Qr&nd k Upright or iq alloih«-i». 'itev r»c-
oftnize the l.iyli fxcellniof arb'evri bv'olh<*r le««l
Inif maltora til the art 01 piano bnthllW,T>m nftll
••latin xuperiorlty, This they atti l''Ule m.Mv to
tliarvniarkaMeimiiroremen! lntr»tbioe«lby tlicm
lu the ymr lStJ, auil now known ai* the "M**ok
* Hamlin I'iavo SriiiNoRii," by the »>e of
which I* .-conit (1 lhe viw»xt |toos'lilc pmltv ami
ictlnemmt of tone, together with ;;reavv iu
rrcannl capacity f..r xtamling in time, and «tlter
ImiHMtant bilvniilii/r*.
Aclrailarwntajuln; testitnonials from three
huuitreu pnri'lia--pi>, iuusi('lan» anil lnno», ^«nt
together with ilesojb tlve ratologtte, to any ui»-
lilieant. ",,r
rianos ami Offtans sokl for cash or easy pay-
ment*; «lso lenled.
Mism t mam ihm hid fiim cw.m
BOSTON, WEW YORK. CHICAGO.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
TUKflcnracKob"
UT& the ir«*t
Medical Work of the
ai>«on Manhood.Ncrr-
on» awl J'iijMcal De-
bility, Iftmataw De-
cline, Krrom of Youth,
land tlw untold mleer-
wm iiiue« H va. Its pre-
ail Uimeni. CloiW full ritu only Jl.oo,
•w ooiweutient tticrwm, ano itaj?
' "*~iM"r all lUmmii. Vtotja, n . .
walctL lihutraiive muu|i)c fre» to all yuana
...JUle-ainKl om. HmmI now. TbaOold and
„I«hI Mtvlat awarded 1o lhe anthor bjr the Nation-
leiiical AMoclation. Addreee P.O. Bo* ltOft,Hp»-
Dr. W.U. fAHKKK, «radaateofHae-
lit veare' practice in Baeton,
rjstoci 00ct,»a
—R. G. Long'H store at Peai-sall
was robbed a few nights a^o of thirty
sacks of Hour, one uundretl pounds
of bacon and a barrel of molasses.
—The tax collector of Jackson
county reports that the delinquent
list this year is smaller than for any
year during his ten years of office.
—The citizens of Clianeyville in
Harris county have petitioned the
county judge to order an election on
the question of becoming an incor-
porated town.
—The first game of baseball be-
tween the Austin and Dallas clubs
was played at Austin on Monday af-
ternoon. The Dallas club won easily
by a score of 100 to G.
—At a meeting of the republicans
of Fort Bend county resolutions
were passed warmly endorsing the
action of Gov. Ross in sending stata
troops to Wharton county.
—The eo-opeiative store at Cedar
Hill conducted by John Weather-
spoon and James Miller was entered
by burglars on the Kith, who got
away with $10 .50 in money and a
lot of notes.
—A drove of 2500 cattle were
started the other day from Hash
Knife ranch, Baylor county, to Mon-
tana. The outlit consisted of nine
men and '25 ponies, and tley expect
to reach their destination in Septem-
ber.
—W. J. Bouden and Mrs. S. A.
Bateman drove up in front of Squire
Martin's at Rockwall on Sunday atd
were mairied in the middle of t .e
road while sitting in a buggy, alter
which they took the train for Dallas
011 a wedding tour.
—The Austin stockholders in'the
baseball club are kicking vigorously
against the bad playing of the club.
They charge that certain men in
the team have been dissipating free-
ly and are not playing ball at all.
Two or three of the team will prob-
ably be laid ofl'.
—Capt. A. C. Jones and Cel. C. C.
Gibbs have gone to Beevile to locale
the depot grounds for the Victoria
and Beeville branch of the Southern
Pacific road."' The road will also
probably bd extended from Beeville
to some important point on the lower
Rio Grande.
—The colored citizens' club cf
Austin has issued an address to the
colored people of Texas, stating that
the minors that the colored people
will not b'> allowed to enter the dii.l
grounds or pauicipak- in the dedica-
tion of the capitol are false. It urges
the colored people to attend.
—Thos. M. Kenedy, son of Col.
Miftlin Kenedy, the millionaire cattle
liing of V* est Texas, was waylaid and
killed at BiwDSville L7 IXputy
Sheriff Jose Maria Esparza. while
returning from a ball across the
river. Young Kenedy had induced
Esparza s wiie to abandon him and
she was in company with deceased
when he was killed.
DUFFY'S PURE
HISKEY
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL
Cough In tl.o morning ', tickling In the throat;
difltchlt breathing; quickened pnl«« ; (hortneei of
brrath; tifhtneiw In the ehent; ehlllinew in the
evening ; fcverichnea* : thick expectoration ; ertry
©dc ef the»e in a •ymptom of conramptioD !
More than two-third* of all the death* in Ameti ca
are canned by ensaomption. It 1* almoet impoart-
bh- to cure k in tlie lut *taf;e«, but it can readily ba
checked if taken at the »tart. Phyniciana alway*
recommend a pure itliuulant. and for thi* parjioae
nothinphaj* equaled tiiiffj1'* Pure Malt Whiekey.
The celebrated phyrcian, Henry A. Mott,
F.C.8. aay« ; " Dufiy'* l ure kln.lt Whi»kcy i* fre*
from fueel oil. adnlteration* or foreng eiinpnrltiea,
and then» qu^titie* ihculd recommcd it to pnblxoi
favor."
or noted for gooo
fitablo
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BREkttAM, TEXAS.
Otic* c*nr Cartoon & Ns<b'« Dm»: Stone
Taeth extracted without pain by use of
LAUO-IIING GAS.
ALrrenc Hook
'S&SJKE
To Builders.
iHiimtli! nhoiibl Imnxv b*|',i|* tellimi hte eo»-
nueftt. U iie-l^re ol plain ai>it eleit.-mf home*,
with p1ftn« a».l -ctlmateil >o-t. Short chapters
ou, kitchen,, chlmnev*, cUcin, jVnmdntlou,
brickwork,-ni.o-tar ceUar,hea>io/r,tentlllatWa.
the ro il, and muny Itenin of in'e: ePt i<> lu(ililerp».
Ataileii t>eenn rnept oll»i<ent.-» (iniutal eiamntil,
A.litie.i NA HONWI. Mlkt ' M Kl)AI. UOOF-
INU Ctl,, 310Sail SO h St., New York City.
Potato Culture.
Mr. T. B. Terry, an Ohio farm-
culture and ]>ro-
management and us an in-
structive writer on atrriciiltural
tapics, K'vcs this sensible advice
on potato culture: Manure the sod
lightly and eveniy. Do not start
tho plow till the ground is dry
enough to crumble nicely. Plow
about nine inches deep. Harrow
soon as possible. Plant tho seed
aboutfour inches deep. Deep plant-
ing sometimes causes tho scab.
IIill but slightly. In nearlj' level
culture, with shallow cultivation,
frequent and long continued, the
roots are uninured and tho potato
has tho best chance. Plant in drills,
tho long way of the field, in
straight rows. In this way most ol
the hoeing can be done with the
cultivator, Eight bushels of good-
sizo tubers cut to one eye is sui-
ficent seed for an acre. Plant about
a toot apart in drills, thirty-two in-
ches apart, for early varieties.
Give later a little more room.
The man advertising for a lady
possessing "aieans enough for two"
ought to be boycotted.
Catarrh cuato, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Ca-
tarrh Rei-nedy. Pi ice 50 cents.
Nasal injector iree. For sale by
.Earing Bros.
The man who veneiates age, and
is devoted to his mother and sisters,
will make a ^nod husband.
Shiloh's Yitalizlr is what you
need tor Consumption, Loss of ap-
petite, Dizziness, and all symptons
of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75
cents per pottle. For sale by Bar-
ing Bro«.
Love is the inspiration of our no-'
blest sentiments, and marriage the
climax of our fondest hopes.
Sleepless nights made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Uure is the remedy tor you. For
sale by Baring Bros.
Nothing is so contagious as exam-
ple ; we are never either much good
or much evil without imitators.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's
Yritalizer is guaranteed to cure
you. Sold by Baring Bros.
T r
o smile at a jest which plants a
thorn in another's breast is to be-
come a principal in the mischief.
Pure and rich, possessing al the nutritious
Vroptrties of matt, Chase's l'ir'ey Ma!
vV'hisky is a perfect Tonic for building up the
ystem. Sold by Grusmuck & Meyer.
The good opinion of those whom
Jie truly respects and loves is one
of xro.n-in's highest enjoyments.
Croup, whocpTjiO cough and
Bronchitis immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure. For pale by
Haring Bros.
ickedness may prosper for a
while ; but in along run, he who sets
all knaves at work will pay them.
'•HACK.METACK," a lasting
an fragrant perfume. Price 25
and 50 cents. Sold by flaring
Bros.
A coquette is a rose from whom
every lover plucks a leaf, and the
thorn remains for the future hus
band.
Guaranteed free from Verdigris or o.her
impurity, containing tho rich properties of
malt, Chase's Barley Mait Whisky tniilus up
tlie system and strengthens the lungs. Sold
by Gramueck & Meyer, Brenhum.
The nerve that never relaxes the
eye that never blanches, the thought
that never wanders, are the harbin
gers of victory.
Shiloh s cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee.
It cures Consumption. For sale
by Haring Bros
SubsolUng on New Land.
Experiments repeated several
years in subsoiling on new land
by Webster experiment stations
fail to show any bonefit from the
practice. The conclusion is that
new land does not need to have Us
subsoil broken np, and may possi-
bly even be injured thereby. In
all new land full of vegetable mat-
ter there are natural water courses
through the subsoil, worked by
passing water along tlie tines of
decayed tree and grass roots. The
effect of a subsoil most be to break
up these natural under drams, and , ...
if ih« o«,i :■ A now broom «w^ops Wean, but an old
if t e 0 IS naturally compact it j reniet)V that, ts reliaM in practice is better
SOOB becomes too wet.- Avon an than ail th^oretrieal new ontJ. V arner s
old land subsoiling often does as j L*ur Cabin Iwps and Buchu Kemedyisar^old
A tea mado of ripe or dried whor-
tle-berries, and drank iu the place of
wa er, is a speedy cure for many
forms of scrofulous difficulties.
"Warner's Lot; Cabin Sarsaparilla Regu-
lates the Regulator. Best blood purifier—
largest bottle in tbe market. Manufactured
by p opnetors of Warner's Safe Cure. Sold
by all druggists.
When laid away for any length of
time, linen should be washed, rough
dried without bluing, and. loose
folded without much" weight on it.
Use the 914 and Reliable,
Catarrh destroys the senses of smell, taste
become« offensive, and
otten culminates m consumption and insani-
ty. No matter what stage the disease hat
• V'' I)r' SaSe's Catarrh Remedy
will certainly cure it. This prepation &
the only sure cure for this malady in;
muv !;Jett '1Ufi rnany iMitatore- Others
■nay l .si; t never
tells it
Your druggists
Love adds energy to industry, and
efficiency to enterprise.
Nature's Own True Laxative.
1 he delicious flavor and healthy properties
of sound np fruit are well known, and seein-.
he need ot an agreeable and effective laxative
lhe Cablorma PIg Syrup Co- commenced
lew years ago to manufacture a concentrBted
syrup of F;gs which has given such general
satisfaction that it is rapidly superseding the
bitter drastic hyer medicines and bathartics
heretofore in use. If costive or billicus try it.
t or sale in 50 cents and $1 bottles.
Better bend the neck promptly
than to bruise the forehead.
Mr. J. B. Boswell one of the best
known citizens of Brownwood,
Texas, contributes tbo following
item as his personal experience:
"After having suffered from Diar-
rhoea for some time and having
tried different medicines with ni>
good result, I tried a bottle ot
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Bemedy, which relieved
me at once and I recommend it to
all who may be suffering from this
troublesome complaint." Sold by
P. E. Luhn,
The sooner man courts Lis destiny
the better it will be for his future.
Silk Ribbon*.
Those of our lady readers who would liko
to haye an elegant, large package of cx'ra lino
Assorted Ribbons, (by rr.ai ). in different
widths and fill the latest fashionable shades;
adapted for Bonnet Siring?, Neckwear, Scarfs,
Trimmings for Hats ar.d J.'re-ses, Bow?, Fan-
cy work, etc., can get an astonishing liig
Bargain, owing to the recent failure of a.
l rge wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co.,
by -.ending only 25 cents (stamps), ;o the
address we give below.
As a special offer this house will give
double the amount of any other firm in
America if you will send tie names and P
O. Address of ten new y married ladies when
ordering and mention "the mme 0- this pa-
pei"; No pieces less than one yard m length
Satisfabtion Guaranteed, or money cheer-
fully retunded. Three packages lor 6octs.
Address,
L.ONDON Ribeon Agemcj, JerseyCitY.
Tlie most truly unhappy being in
the world is the miserable old bat-hrf-
1
lor.
Forty Ye*rV Experience of as Old Snr»«.
has been used for fortv years with never
failing safety a-id suct'ss by millions of
mothers and children, from the feeble infanj
of one week old to the adult. It corrects
acidity of t'ue stomach, relieves wind colic,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We be-
lieve it the Best and Sureet Remedy in tbe
world in all cases of Dysentery and Diar-
rhoka IN' children, whether arising from
teething or from any other cause. Full di-,
ructions for using will accompany each bot-
tle. None genuine unless the fac-similo of
Curtis and Pkhkins is on the outside wrap-
per. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. 26
cents a bottle.
The brave mm is an inspiration
to the weak, and compels a follow-
ing.
A Woman's Discovery.
"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her vital
organs were undermined and death seemed
imminent. For th ee months she coughed
ircessantly and could not sleep: She bought
of us a bottle of Dr. King's N ew Discovery
for Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all night
and with one bottle has been miraculously
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lut/~"
Thus writes W. C. Ham rick & Co., of Shelby,
N. C.—Get a free trial battle at. . E. Luhn's
Drug Store.
The United States Government
granted 21,378 patents during th©
year 1887.
Tho best spring medicine or
blood purifier you can take is a fow
doses 01'St. Patrick's Pills. They
cost 25 cents a box and will ac-
complish more good than 81 in-
vested in any other medicine.
Guaranteed and sold by
II. E. Luhn.
is right is more
"What we behove
often so because it grinds our axe
than otherwise.
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much harm as cood unless it is ore-' household tii!>:i«ine.>f our arci stors.
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tipaiion. UiH
lonlvooets j-1
Whooping Cough may be kept
under complete control and all
danger avoided by frequent dosos
of Chamberlaid's Congh Remedy.
No better treatment can be pre-
scribed for it. Sold by R. J5. Lubh
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Never did any soul do good but it-
came readier to do the same again,
with more enjoyment.
For lame back, side or chest, us»
Shiloh's Poms Plaster. Price 25
cents. Kor sale by Haring Bros.
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There is nothing like settling will*
ourselves, as there is a deal we inunt
do without in tbitf life.
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That hacking cough van ho so
quickly cured by Shiloh's (Jure.
We guarantee it. For sale by
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