Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 130, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 25, 1886 Page: 3 of 4
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TIRED OUT!
At this season nearly every mt need* to u«o wn:ie
H<>xt <rf ♦•kjIo. I BON entera into almoet evurj phy
eic'an'K prescription for tboae who nwd t>nildii>«r up.
■—THE
BEST IONIC
It does not blacken or injure the teeth, cause head
vho or prodnoepouatipation—otter Iron mudiritna ,lo
)u. ii H. Rlnkui, a loading phyniolsn of 8piin«r-
Du
fluid, Ohio nays
' Brown's iron Bitten is a thoroughly Rood mwli-
v>. 1 uw it in my practice, and find it* aclimi ox■
uel« <UI otbor forma of iron. In weakness, or a low cnu
Thirty-second Street
rown'a' Iron Bittern n-
ititiou of tho system, Mrown'a Iron Bitters in usually
a juiiiitive necessity. It is all that ia claimed for it."
Uu W. N. W*T*BH,
('• "rtfotown, D. 0., says. ...
i no Tunic of the a#e. No thin* bettor. It orec t
upjmtite, «i»ea atrenKth and improves digestion."
Uxmuine haa above Trade Mark end crossed rr-d Hr«
on wrapper. Take no other. Made only ti.v
It aottJi U1IKH1CAL UV.. BALTIMOIIE. V"
SMITHS
infURE Blllousnoca; sick Headache InFaurhoart.
VS) One dote relieves Neuralgia. They euro and
prevent Chills Fever, Sour Stomach e* Bad
Breath. Clear the Skin, Tone the Nerve*, and olvj
Life Vigor to the system. Dose t ONKf BRAN.
Try then once and you will never be without them.
Price, 20 cents per bottle. Sold bv Druggists and
Medicine Dealers generally. Sent on rMSlpt Of
price In (lamps, postpaid, (o any addrsci,
J. V. SMITH « CO.,
Manufacturer* and Sole Props., ST. LOUIS. MO.
OLDEN S
W BEEF-TONIC
Mtiiening l iMgormag I nmw\
Is pronounced by scores of phy-
sicians, and thousands of people
who have used it, to be the best
known remedy for Debility, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Loss of Ap-
petite, Loss of Flesh, Lung Com-
plaints, Female Weakness, Gas-
trio Irritability, Nervousness,
Malarial Fever and many other
disoases where tonics are required-
'—differing essentially from all
other Beef Foods and Tonics.
This threat Inylarnratne constats of tha
111 1 CO ot tho finest fro»li beef—by Baron Vou
.loblg'a process—together wltli iron, quinine,
nn4 roots and horba known for their tonlo
and health-giving properties; aud affords
building mntorlul for both nerve ftud musclo.
An analysis by tho omlnont chemist, Alt-
THTJB HILL HARSALL, M.D., F.K.3., of Ion-
don, England; and also au endorsement by
tlio celebratod physician, Professor flIB
ERASMUS WILSON, F.lt.S., LL.D-, ol hvii-
don. ove lubelod ou each bottle.
It lias irroHgh f. nurh vmartenbl* cures
of the ailments which, nfflllet eomawit fcu*
■t.Mnitt) that it may be truly ealM
REMEMBER THE NAME:
COLDEN'S Liquid Boof Tonlo.
Soid by leading wholesale druggists and
1 . retailed fey druggists generalif.
FricC, $1 per bottle i G for $5.
GLENN'S SULPHUR SGAP.
The moat eflectivn etti-rnal
Wmody eitiint for tho cure of
Skill Diseases and fox Euautify-
Iuk t!io Complexion.
Caijiion.—Thsra aro counter-
feits! Ask for Ql'm'f (O. N.
CKiTTKKToy tie each packet!,
Of driuttfists, 25 cts.; 3 cukes,
flOc,, mailed on receipt of price.
r and 3c. citra per cake, by
' a N. OUITTKNTON, Prop'r, U8
Fulton St., Mow York.'
s
is
T&fi Esst k Cheapest.
IIILV/S
Hair and Whisker
i>vu,
Black or Brown
tto'd by all drug-
gists at M)c.
O. N. OtttTTBinw,
WHY WIIXANY ONE6UKKEBFROM OOLNS
whim tlii'v <i«n get a botllo of tho "UKRMAN
C'DKN KftMOVF.H"—seeruin and pAiulw) kmh-
edy tovbirfk'. !'iiimaud Hnuiun<t~ot itnjr Hraifgirt
■ — • " Iffs
. MPH . m
Tbero *ro worthlnos lmiUilonc—t.on-
. o. Hs sure to jr«t tlio "OEH.M A.N
i'Ort.V HKMoVKlt" J). N. '."RITTKNTON, fr.l«
for 3ti eviito
il«<- in nwno.
J*rtiptiotor, 158 b'ulton St root, Nmw j
OLENN'8 SULPHUR SOAP IMPROVES THE SKIN.
Ha!© 8 Koney
^ or *
Horehonnd and Tiw
. . nn of nl! neon. fl.>n<*r-
Lmivn t ) b# A WiisPk'.Ki.!.
iro for t:ii«»k«.('ii(il<.{Viiap,
hnOpms lH>a(th,Bn>n«l: iti'. »nit
It biini»h»*
_b*»nd bn-aki v.pcol''* Ilka
magio; ci rh wh arsoUior i jmo-
dio« liavc failed.
Kwp it ir. I"adtn!<"fi. Tf »'1
)>niKKi«U atKc. and frl—b •
cli Z*>«t ovf/vr
l*lfcr'a TeelHmcfc* liivua
Cure la a»« Minute..
Ottuw* Corn Jiiaow £ U'j Com
and k*
your W
RauUta«l«e*nl<M k»«rl»»tUl8ti«»
JAMES MEANS'
83 SHOE.
Button,Concram * T^e«.
"" fiJNn. UnsioeUod lo
r.Oniiibrt "•"''Mt
_ A postal cart •*■«»
SbMeminiKM
Rsi&ssi
sr.
Co.,
41 Unooln Bt.,
Bsstoo. Haas.
mm
'aPSs&
TO* shoe sttntt
JTi^wBsr'u'wiU uu' you
AFTER MANY DAYS.
Long, long ago, I ecnt a ship to sea,
A fnir white argoey, a Wl ft-pro wed and
strong,
That started out upon tho glancing green
With flying ttaga and to the sound of
song.
And on tho dock a sun-burned sailor lad
Waved me a last farewell, a long good-
bye,
Till the gay pennants fluttered in the west
And slipped from sight behind a prim-
rose sky.
1'o-day my ship sped proudly up the bay,
Tossing her gleeful way to home and
me,
Her stout-ridbed sides staffed with a
costly freight
Of silken scarves and gems aud spicery.
lint the brown sailor lad who greeted me
Marked not my throbbing heart, nor
wondered why
My cheeks were in a dame. He had for-
got
Not only me, but all the days gone by.
"M. E. W."
French Appavutoa for Purifying Air.
The device consists of two horizontal
concentric cylinders placed in conneotloa
with a fan, these being ttxed and turntng
with tbfl same spindle, iithI the whole 1b
enclosed in a casing. Tho cylinders are
closed at the ends, except for a hole per-
mitting the passa«« of air drawn by a fan,
and as the air ptisnts through the concen-
tric space between the drums, it is caused
to rotate with them by tho presence oi
feathers running longitudinally on the in-
side of the outer cylinder. The spindle
which carries tho whole arrangement Is
hollow, and it thus serves to bring the
water, which is allowed to escape there-
from inside the drum by means of fine
holes, which project It in the form of line
rain against tho insido of the inner cylin-'
d«T) this cylinder is also perforated, and
tho water again escapes from it and i« pro-
jected against the inside of tho outer
Cylinder, over which it spreads as a thin
coating. The motions of the air and water
are as ueurly as possible in opposite direc-
tions.
The water, after it lias been sufficiently
exposed to t he air, is allowed to escape,
and Is drawn off by means of a siphon. It
in Impossible for any air to pass through
the apparatus without l>eiug washed, and
its solid impurities removed by centrifugal
action, and the proportion of water re-
quired may be varied as found necessary
with reference to the condition of the air.
—New York Tribune.
Avoid tho Newspaper at Breakfast.
Satisfactory breakftisting requires cer-
tain conditions of tho mind, and among
them perfect equauiinity. It Ls a hazard-
ous moment, and a very little may prove
ruinous. Kor this reason it is much better
not-to read a letter or even the newspaper,
at breakfast, since there may be some-
thing in the in which will temporarily
paralyze the organs of deglutition. Your
tailor may writo to you even peremptorily
that he would iilce to have some money,
never taking into account the fact that
you have no money to send him. a« he
might know, if he would only think, from
tha fact that you have never sent him any,
though he has often asked for it before.
You cannot eat comfortably while you are
misunderstood by your fellow creatures.
You love them all; you want them all to
love you, and especially the tailor.
Then, in the newspaper, if you will read
it, the first thing your eye may alight
upoti is the sudden <lesth of one of your
dearest.frionds. No matter what cynics
may have said of you, yet you are really
sorry, especially when you remember that
he was about your own age, aud that you
are no longer youug. Muffins, marmalade,
broiled blonters or bacon—theso are at
once become vanities. So it is better to
read your newspaper after breakfast,
when' your weakness has bean physically
recruited —Charles T. Congdou in New
Y<$rk Star.
New Use for iustantaneous Photography.
"An absolute dead he;tt is an impossi-
bility," says a turf writer, and he isn't
far from wrong. For two or more horses
to make a dead he.it means that their
noses must strike an imaginary line pre-
cisely at the same instant. That judges
are frequently compelled to call close
finishes dead heats, is due to the fact that
the human eye can not with absolute
certainty always catch the exact relative
positions of two or more horses whizzing
by, just at the proper instant. It is a
habit to write "he wba by a nose." but
when only a nose moasnres the distance,
the eye can not.
Various devices have been suggested
and triad to positively distinguish the
winner in a close finish, but none have
been completely successful.
It has been recently suggested that In-
stantaneous photography l>e called hi to
settle the difficulty. Tho {suggestion is
good, and there is little doubt about its
ultimate adoption by the euterprising as-
sociations, —Oincin uati Commercial Ga-
zette.
Dead-lloats Who Steal Car Kldenu
So far as I am concerned all the tramps
in Christendom may steal rides, but dead-
beats are developing a cussedness which I
am in favor of discouraging from the
start. I refer to t he growing habit of
pulling the bell cord, when they want to
get off between depots, or at depot* where
we are not timed to stop. The other night,
as I was taking the No. 3 Frisco traiu
south, the bell commenced to ring about
100 yeards outside of Sullivan, where wo
were not timed to stop. I supposed some-
thing was wrong, put ou the brakes aud
pulled up at the depot* After waiting
about five minutes the conductor came up
aud asked me what I was waiting for, and
I aslted him what he had stopped me for.
Wfc soon found out that four dead-beats
had been riding betwesu the mail and ex-
press cars, ami that they had not been
content with stealing their rides, but had
got me off time as well. I never swore In
my life, but f felt as though I should like
to just then. —Locomotive. Engineer in
Globe-Democrat
Once Again Heading Tennyson.
Found between the leaves of a borrowed
book. "What are you reading, dearest?"
And he takes the fair face in his: hands
and raises the ripe lips till they touch his
own, bent down to seek t hem. "A legend
of Fair Women, she answers when she
gets her breath. "Tennyson, eh? Ah.
vanity! reading about yourself."
It is a year later. They aro married.
The hour grows late. Ue is not there
Onoo again Tennyson is on hoc-lip and
•he is reading. He enters. "Hallo! Not
gone to tied' yet! What havo you got
there!" a Desert-iUHouse," she says
mournfully. And ht asks np more.—New
York Graphic.
A d
e«a
Ore.
meerchum has
bench near Yaguina,
A SAB OCCURRENCE.
*--S!
Dew an Unexpected Breaking down
Revealed tlte Danger Hanging
over many of our Leading
Cittsene.
A nicely dressed gentlemen was walking
along Pennsylvania Avenue, in Washington
a few days since, and without any warning
fell upon tho sidewalk in a state of insoml*
bility. He was placed ia an niubuiance aud
sent to the hospital, where, upon examina-
tion, it was found that he had not bsen over-
come by the heat, but that, although in
apparently perfect health, his system had
become so reduced in tone that natui'6 was
forced to give way. Such cases are becom-
ing alarmingly,common of lato, and to suoh
an extent as to demand serious attention
and investigation. People have slight head-
aches, but consider them as nothing. A
tired feeling they attribute to the weather.
Occassional pains are thought to be ouly j
colds. But without any special cauao, with-
out any dofluite reason, tho vital power of
many persons b©comcm underuiiuod un-
known even to the people themselves, and
it is only whon some sadden giving way and
breaking down ooours that they realise the
grave danger they are in •
The fact is nearly every man. woman and
child needs something to sustain and build
up the life nearly all the whiL-. but it must
be something that ia nerve-building, blood-
making and nealth-giving. Such a prepara -
tion has been found in Voiina Cordial which
is becoming so wonderfully popular. It is
a rare combination of strengthoaiug and
healing ingredients and is superior to any
known preparation of modern times. The
anoouDt of albumen it imparts to the System
is simply wonderful. For overworked men,
dclicato women and sickly children it oomes
not only as a tonic, but as a food. It re-
vives tho life that is at low ebb.
There is no season of the year when the
vital forces of life ds not require to be most
carefully guarded. Intoxicuute are injur-
ious ; adulterated and badly prepared food
clog tho system without nourishing ; but al-
bumen not only sustains life, but adds o
vigor and force that are simply wonderful.
Few men aud fewer women realize how
jpreat a discovery this Voiina Cordial is: but
it is gratifying to know that thousands are
understanding it, aDd taking advantage of
the opportunities offered by its introduction,
and we look for grafld results from ito use
in the renewed life and activity of tho Amer-
ican people.
C.oou Eesuiti 1,. Zvery Case.
1). A. Bir.dtiivd, wi.Qlcsal' p ptr tlvsder'of
Cli: Ltiiiiot ga, Tcnn., writiw that lie was ^r-
iou;ly filllk'ted witii u severe cold thai.ettled
on his lorit-s: had tried many rem-die? with-
out benefit. Ruing induced lo try Dr. Ivuu's
New Discovery (or Co.uumjit.o.,, diu so and
was en tin Iv cu/ed by i-e of a few boUua.
Since which time ho lias used it iu his faiui!y
lor all Coughs end CVKis w th las', res 1; .
This in the <xperieneo of thousands wlio»e
lives have been iitved by tins Wonderful
Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at R. E. Luim's Drugstore.
R. HOFFMANN.
To mitko room for my immense FALL STOCK, which is
now being bought ou.«t and will arrive shortly, all Summer
Goods in every department will be sola abtoninhingly low for
the month of Augned. 1 iiave iu.st received a lull line
LAD1KS' LINE SI I- )EH.
Gl
ilxubtuativk s
MOW THYSELF.
Don't la i I to sec Yy Own M kc" $2.50 Ladies'Fine Shoes,
the most popular ~ti ><, ;n America. Should any imperfection
possibly be found i.i >hoe, write direct to me and ] will
make it bati-tuciorv i also liuudie the celebrated Thomp-
son & Langtlon'n Coir els.
In a few weeks !. : mu! exhibit my slock of Fine Ttfilor-
Made Clothing, but in the meant'me 1 continue to bell my
summer stock at fabulously iow prices.
A Own Medical Work on Machood,
Phyticoi Debility, Premature Decline ™ •<
hau«te<i Vitality, &e., Ac., and the untold ui
"Are wo running on timer" paid
the conductor, repeating the ner-
vous passenger's question. "No,
sir; wo are doing a strictly cash
buisness. Fare, please."
Carlton & Nush tell us ot a remarkable
cure effected by Acker's Blood Kl xir. A
gontiemun was literally covered with sores,
brought on by neglecting his system; ulcers
or boils came out all over him, but a
thorough course i f Acker's Dlood Elixir
cured him. They say that they will warrant
this as being the best f>!ood medi-
cine that enn be ^bought. It is always
certain' to euro Syphilis in it- worst form.
It is positively guaranteed.
A dealer advertises. "Lightning
Fruit Jars." They may be a new
brand, but for lightning lruiljurs
there is nothing more successful
than a small boy and solil do.
About three years st'o the agent for
Acker's English Remedy first called at his
town, and since then the number of testimo-
nials that have been sent in to Carlton &
JV'ash concerning the merits of the
Remody, and tlie many cures effect-
ed surprises thctn. Tiiev wish it
to be thoroughly under.-too t that for all
colds, hoarseness, asthma, croup, whooping
cough, all phthisical troubles, they have
never known its equal, and positively guar-
antee it.
Deacons wear' squeaky boots on
Sundays In order to wake up sleep-
ers when they hand around tho
contribution boxcK.
In another column of this i«*ite will bo
found an entirely new and novel specimen
of attractive advertising. It is one of the
neatest ever placed in our paper and
think our reader.will be well repaid f >r
untitling the supposed display letters in the
advertisement of Prickly Ash Bitters.
IE&. JFXCvig* Fivr Ar>>Tisr
II FRANKE
and chrutUe dtacsats. It is' emphatically a (nookfar
,1'rtce only tl. by mail, postpaid, ««&•
every
eeftl«d i n plain wrapper.
STRATIVB 8AMPM5 fHEIi TO AfX
1MCSTR4TIVB aniiri.u. rnnbTUJinii
s'i.i inUldioaKfid men for the next »0 days.
ssjiti ho-.', or cot tltia out, no yon may never see it
DR. w. II. 1'AKKEK,
•K J
kjpiM
DKAI.'i-'H fN
Genera! H ad.va 'e,
STOVES, HOLLOA
-AST)—
ji ^
TIN WAR
Gun?, Hunters' Supplies, t a
ipg, Agricultural
monts Et.
All kinds of Tinners',
and Locksmiths' W«ip;
Repairing Promptly l.i
ecuted.
ANT HTREKT, next do ir to
H. Fisher.
4 l'Ji.lncU etr.-ot, JJoston, Mass.
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tm.
m
I'srm^KAM's
134 "OVED
SSTAA'DAKD
m
'.VHOLKSALK AND F.STAIL DRALPVS IN
Fnroiture and Carpets
- - - - - TE:
lACt.
13 IV UC .xyx.
l®-Parlor Sets, Chamber Sots, House Furnishing Goods.«®f
CARP3TIHG, OIL CLOTHS, MATTIKO,
HIRR0R3, KATTP.3r.3SS, WALL PAPSE.
We are prepared to furnish your house irom top to bottom, at short notice. Carpet*
sowed and put down. Oa.i and tee us. UooiA? delivered in tho city FREE.
SiXDT STREET. BETWEEN K\T *n<l K<rHTII. HREKHA^I. TEX<S.
LINDHMANN.& KOCH,
UF.AL1.RS IN HARDWARE,
Guns^iid SportingGoods
BUGGV AM) WAGON MATERIAL,
PAINTS, VAli.NlSH.ES, BRUSHES,
BELTINGS, STEAM FITTINGS,
and I.UI JIIICATTNC3- OILS,
Corner Sandy ;.nt! St. Charles Streets, BRLNHAM. TKXAS
IE BUIOK"
LIVERY, FE
AJE STABLE,
Is cod 1.1! r ug ami
.*'1 "''viiWak rfUH'Met with
-Si |.,.,v (iric*'?n»t -tent i ce liy
V.MtK tl |f(> ... 5SOSTON, HASH
h! NDERCORN3 ~
1 lie t,af. fiin-hr aud iiest ••«!« for cornit,
boiilvut, etc-, mi t>s a i i«ain. Ruam
•<» the i'p 'l Nt'ter taile d euw. tj et>iils at
tlnigg.-sts. Hut OS fc lo,, K. Y.
PARKER'S"-!
HAIR BALSAM
the pnpol»r fa»;irite tor drewing
tao hair, Ko»torio(f oulor when
gr»y. aud piweoantr iJonilnill.
It cleanses ti>« scalp, utopa lb"
Jukir falling, an<l t» saro to pluaau.
60c. ana St «0 at Drnmitata.
we
ex-
Near Mclntvre House. Main^Street. BRENUAM, TEXAS.
O. 15. Pi >1'n ;.H. Proprietor.
My stable is now supplied with new Bttj,*ffiep, tine Saddle and work Horses. 1 ant
prepared to fhrnish transportation t.> ary nart of the State. Hot "Ecs, bought and solu, 01
Doarded by tho day, week, or men,.a i r, lib* rai terms.
I have added to my Livery Sled; n line
assortment oflTNDKliTA R'i'.lI'S GOODS <S
consisting of BURIAL CASKS ;tnd CAS-
KETS, and all articles requisite fur inter-
ments. I have also, TWO FINE
HEARSES, one for Adults, 11 :u! a White
Hearse tor Children, ns wel 1 hs close-ear-
ria<»e8, especially for Funerals, l'atrona^e solicited. Terms reaso lable „
Ben ham. .} an i:u r y 1, 1884 d-y. O. B. POTT LB.
Visiting clergyman (in Indian
Nation): "are all these Indians
Christians?" Irish waiter: "No,
sur, not one of them ; some is Co-
manches an' some is Episcopal inns.
What will Surely 1)0 Ii.
One's hair begins to fail out from many
causes. The important question i.«: What is
sure to make it grow in Hg#m? According to
tho tostimonv of tliousands, I'aiker's Hair
Balsam will do it. It quickly covers bald
spots, restores the original color when the
hair is gray <>r faded, eradicates dandruff, and
cause# the scalp to feel cool mid well. It is
not a dye, not greasy, highly perfumed, safe.
JJeVer disappoints those who require a nice,
reliable dressing.
ify dear Mrs. Gush, what a love-
ly husband you have. Where did
you get such a charming man ( Wo
mot by tho seaside, dear, and whon
he fondly looked at me it was like
a spoonful of heaven.
THE BAINER JOB OFFICE
Some people suffer from sick headache all
their lives, dragging <»ut a miserable exist-
ence. If thev Would only t<y 000 doso of
SMITH'S BtLK HKANS (oiw Bean) they
would never s»v that nothing would affora
them relief. This wonderftd remedy is
pleasant, harmless and always offeetive.
The price, 26 cents per bottle, makes it very
* by all druggists, and dual-
popular. For
crs in uu'dicin
or sent bv mail.
"I aim to loll the truth," "Yes,"
interrupted an acquaintance, "but
you are a very bad shot.*'
. J..Ki» h fmirir «n i trt>.
"l'arker's Tjaie la houatl to sw-- o ,ne U-«f,
Iu M 'fxi of Ovii(ifi»<lA, ItUlitcy uuii Hv<> r.
irliw irUime ?v«»ry daj-."—s, MatliU.iu,
riiarmncUt, Chicago,
-m/pts
IS rU£l\Ul£D ?C LXiiCUTE ALL KINDS OF
HINDERCORNS.
' Theeafetit, rarest and bestenre tor Corn».OimioB«,*n.
Btorw all imin. Knsures comfort to the feet. SeTor frain
to curt'. 15 dints at Prugijiiitu. liiacox ft Co., N, ».
Olj". it l IIV'S 1'IK*T i KAK, <>y M,»i lon
lf.i,ia<'(i, r.-o imiii>.ti,i 1 Ht, l«t;uii va;u.(.li!»!
iaiVi: .ii.- *!;i . M'li. ol.. v ,i,i ,i| •&-
reu; l#y l.'-.•<■»' & C.i. ii■ • k, Miicatnlle E.v-
r.haa' 1* II:. ■ id.ii',, N»' '.V V-ck.
JTN . .NtilNU tVKU'J ISKKS . •u.idrees
<-KO V KOWKl.t, & t'O.,
i 0 -v ("• S ■ cft, >"«w Yo k City,
lor s*1e(t List • f tOv'.: ew«i>m»ers,
W '.II ur re 11; 1 K»N, I r iilicution.
DOCTOR
WHITTIER
617. ST.CHARLES STHECT.
ST^LiGVIS. MO?
A Kfjnln? (Jriiii'Hi* of thre« medical col-
leges, has been longer engaged in the treatment
of Cbrouie, Nervons, Sikln and lllowl
IHneanea th»n any other physician in Aioer
Irn. CoiMultation at office or by mail, free, «u:i)
.NroiUciaes sent b# mail or express I'Vt-rvwhcrr,
■eeMrely packed free from olmervntlon
Nervous Prostration, Debility, Mental
and Physical Weakness, arising from
Indi«rreli«ii, Kiees*, Eapoaure or Ii»-
(1 [iljft'td'p, prcniueing some of the follo\vii>K
effects; N'er<ro>uncss, Oebility, Dimnea* of
Sigit, Defective Memory, Pimples on the Face,
Aversion to Soci-tv of F em ales, Vi iint Ot Pleas-
ure :o Unfitness ta Marry, Mclancholy,
Dvspeps,a, Stunted Dev elojinient.l-oss of Power,
Finn in the Back, eic., are treated with unpar-
alleled success. Saialy, privately.
A Positive Written Guarantee
given la every ccmablk cask; wheredocbtex-
Uts it is tranklv stated, Coin plete symptom blank
cnaWing you to property state yonr case, sent
free. j<> page book; either 'set. one stamp, _
Blood Impurities, and Stood Poisoning,
Mercurial and other directions of Throat,
Skin and Bones, Blotches, Eruptions, Old
Sores and Ulcers, Painful Swellings,
from iv.'iatever cause, positively and forever
driVsti /torn the system, by means of EAFB TiMK-
TEsrEfc KEMsmir.s. St 1 ffandswou.*K joints
and RMxuMATisM, the result of blood poiaon,
po»itive!y curai. J*o poisonous drujfs used.
Catarrh, Throat. Nose, Lung Diseases,
Conslltullonal and Acquired Weak
B«k*ss of both nessn, treated sticcessfuliv.
A ire and «xpor1on<*« are iniporMnt; tlie
proved good rtmeM** of a't( ages ancf countries
are used, and knowing what to g"l\e.*!e tjrperi'
mend are made, On account of the g^eat num-
ber of ases applying, the charges are kept low,
often :ower than is cemandedby others.
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not, why. proper a^e to marry. Who marry first.
Manhood. Womanhood. Itysifal drciy. Who
should marrv. How Hf«? and' happiness may be
Increased. Those manit'd or about to marrv
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Rankin, John G. & Levin. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 130, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 25, 1886, newspaper, September 25, 1886; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth486660/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.