Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 13, 1887 Page: 3 of 4
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BEST TONIC.
1 tils medicine, combining Iron with pure
"•Rotable tonics, quickly and completely
r.rea Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weakness,
* in pure Blood, Dlnlarln.Cfcllla and Fever*
.ml Neuralgia.
!t Is an unfalline remedy for Dtoeaaeiofthe
• Miicys nud I.ivcr.
It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to
iV >iuen, and all who lead sedentary lives,
it does not injure the teeth, cause headache,or
id uce constipation—o!h<r Iron mcdicinei <1o.
,'t enriches and purities the blood, stimulates
;tie appetite, aids Ihe assimilation of food, re-
■even Heartburn and Belching, and strength-
ins the muscles and nerves.
l''or Intermittent Fevers, lassitude, Lack ol
Energy, <fce., It lias no equal.
The genuine has above trade mark and
■'tossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other.
h« nanny niBHicvL co.. raltixohk. vn.
HALES HORtV
SfCVJ
ms
limiting without tabor
l'OR THE CUBE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, DIFFICULT
BREATHING MID ALL AFFEC-
TIONS OF THE THROAT,
BRONCHIAL TUBES AND
LUNGS,
LEADING TO CONSUMPTION.
SAYE IMPERILED LUNGS.
Sold by druggists generally.
SuiphurSoap
The Ftunoui Skin Remedy and Beantifior.
FOR USE IH THE TOILET AND BATH.
HOW TO (JET A HEALTH7 AND PIABL7 OBI.
A lot of people (infants and adults) are
troubled with humors which develop into un-
sightly blemishes 011 the skin. The value of
sulci""" as a cleansing and purifying agent is
everywhere recognized, ana there is nothing
that will equal
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP
as an external application. Used in the bath
and the toilet regularly, it will soon froo the
slrln from all Impurities, inducing lithe,
firm it'.'sh, and a skiu as cler.r and smooth as
satin. 25 cents n cake | t hree cakes for
75 cents, or sent bv mr.il on receipt of price
and 5 cents extra for each cake.
Beware of imitations. Observe the name.
C. N. Crittonton, Sole Prop'r,
115 Fulton Street, New York,
is printed on each packet contain luff
the soap, and for sale by Druggists
everywhere.
IKE'S TOOTHACHE DROPS
curd in on* Mnnrra.
(INSTANTANEOUS)
Ik the Beat. Only 'Oct*.
GERMAN CORK REMISE A'? S"„T
Ions. Beware or the many poor linlta-
tions. Ask for German Com Remover
and take no other. It has no equal.
lit 1* purely a Medicine
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■ANO^H
OWEXS
wfiwHSrS
The People of Holland.
A« a people the Dutch are not hand-
•ome. There are handsome types, but
they have come in with Flemish im-
migrations or by accidental admixture
with tome of the blonde tribes of north
Germany. They are evidently not the
old Bataviana recognized in history
100 years before the Christian era, and,
by a singular persistence of descent,
perpetuated till the present day. This
perseverance of ancient types through
thousands «f years of pestilence, of sub-
mergence, of desolating wars, of inter-
necine contests, of successive immigra-
tions, is one of the marvels of history.
The Flemish type is characterized by
length of nose, breadth of forehead,
«mallness of chin and shortness of faca»
The true Dutch type has length of nose,
narrowness of forehead, thinness of feat-
ure, gauntness of body and often con-
siderable length of limb. These details
are subject to modilications. The types
more nearly approaching it are those
often seen in Denmark.
You can wander for (lays through the
streets, museums and public places of
Amsterdam, Harlem, The Hague and
Rotterdam and not moot a handsome
woman, young or old, unless she is a for-
eigner. The climate, like that of Boston,
proves more trying to the gentler sex.
This absence of personal attractiveness
in young women and pirls is not without
a certain pathos. The faces of old women
become thin as a blade, the nose sharp
as a needle, the complexion preternatnr-
ally clear and white. There is no room
for wrinkles on a surface so small and
thin. Surmount this queer face with one
of the close fitting, white native caps,
and put aboftt it a quantity of the cu-
riouB gold ornaments of the country, and
you have a personal ensemble to be re-
membered.—Holland Cor. San Francisco
Chronicle.
Superstitions of the Educated.
President Garfield, all hough a man of
much sterling practical ability, whose
life had been so full of hard experience,
was afflicted with tin unconquerable ele-
ment of superstition. His faith in lucky
and unlucky numbers was implicit.
For many yearn certain combinations of
figures haunted him, and he was con-
stantly expecting ominous events to lake
place on certain dates, and although in-
variably disappointed, ho never ceased to
form fresli prognostications. Such traits
of superstition are not so uncommon,
even in this positivistic Nineteenth cen-
tury, as ono is naturally inclined to sup-
pose.
There are us many hard headed, prac-
tical men of business to-day who would
not start a fresh enterprise on a Friday
as there aro ignorant seamen who de-
clare that the rats desert a ship only
whon she is doomed to sink. Thousands
of well educated men and women there
are who would feel insulted if accused of
believing in rliosts, bul who would frame
any excuse for not sitt ng down at a table
with twelve of their friends. As to the
uneducated classes, superstition is as
rampant among them as in the days when
poor old women were set on the ducking
stool. In a walk through any country
villago you will scarcely find a farm-
house without its lucky horseshoe, its
charm for corns and warts, its terror of
crossed knives and broken looking glasses.
—lien: Perley I'oorc.
The Craw for Kiches.
Henry E. Abbey, the noted theatrical
manager, is a slender man, who carries
himself well. He has a round, ruddy face
and black mustache. He is always care-
fully dressed. Mr. Abbey was originally
a jeweler, having learned the trade in his
father's shop in a western town. He
may be seen riding about the city, his
favorite conveyance being a hansom.
Abbey has had his ups and downs, but
through them ho has preserved an in-
difference to wealth which is remarkable.
Chatting with me the other day he
ooid: "I cannot understand why men are
crazy to be rich. If a man has all he
wants I should think that would be
enough. I would rat her bo in the place
of one of the younger members of the
Vanderbilt family than in tho placeof one
of the elders. Take Frederick Vander-
bilt, for instance, with $8,000,000 or 010,-
000,000, which is ample. He has nothing
to do but to enjoy himself, but Cornelius
and William K., with $40,000,000 or $50,-
000,000 apiece, have all the responsibility
of keeping up the family name and trans-
mitting their wealth unbroken to some-
body who will maintain tin? family name
and fortune. Tbey arc in trouble all the
time, wherocs Ihe younger sons have
nothing to do but to enjoy themselves."
—New York Tribune.
Paris and Rer Visitors.
I heard it estimated to-day that the
foreigners in Paris are spending $200,000
a day. I do not imagine this to be an ex-
travagant calculation. The city is full of
Americans and English, and the hotel
where I am stopping lias little else. Paris
beautifies herself as much for the rest of
tho world as for her own people. She
lives off her visitors, and her store win-
dows are put up to catch the eye of the
passer by. These great boulevards are
lined with stores, which at night aro il-
luminated brilliantly, both outside and
in. Lines of gas jets with reflectors are
placed above the windows on the outside,
, so that they cast a strong blaze down
• upon tho goods displayed. Nearly all
the goods of the store, as a rule, aro in
tho windows, and tho interior is not to bo
entered except for purchase. Small
stocks are carried, I judge, and as a gen-
eral thing a first class Paris store is not
twelve feet square inside. I
of course, the grand establish-
the "Magazine dn Louvre," and
Marche," which r.ra like those
. 'r, In New York, Wauuamaker's
in Philadelphia, only larger.—FrankG.
in Cleveland Leader.
'WlNMMW*. r-sr.9 . J*-.-,
ant to the taste, and as
easily taken by child-
ren at adalta.
Marvellous Memory
discovery
"Wholly anuVe ArtiilrM rtyrtontf—< ur« »»f
Mind Wsndflfug—Any hm.k warned l«. on*
reading. ProspACim, with opUnonsot Mr.
Prortor, the Astronomer, Hons. W. \Y.
Astor, Judah P. Benjamin, Prs. Mkior, Wood
and others, sent, post rRtx, by
I'ROK. lOBBWK,
£37 rifUk Avenue. Tor*
Qeswtesy of English Aristocrats.
„ ,Americau who has traveled
,JO)OWs that English men and
>f established position are habitu-
ine to strangers, inferiors, or
. while in private houses they are
sometimes capable of a cool Impertinence
which astonishes an American- A distin-
guished lady of fortune and position, who
for years had made every properly accred-
ited English man and woman welcome to
her beautiful home and cultivated circle,
passed three months at a well known Eng-
lish water cure with her invalid husband.
In the house were several English people
of rank, friends and relatives of whom
she bad entertained In this country. Not
one of them recognised her existence In
any way, not even by a "good morning"
on the stairs or a bow in the gardens,
their position being that they did not go
to a "cure" to make acquaintances.
"In three months," said the lady, "the
creaking of my own boots was the only
cheerful sound I heard, and I was cut*!
of a belief in the conrteey of the English
peerage."—Harper's Bazar.
Philosophise how we will, the melan-
choly fact remains that life is an aggre-
gation of mistake*. —Slgnor Max in De-
troit Free Press.
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GREAT
■■ fa s Cures Rheumatism, Hours'"
rOl Yalii
I Ul I Ulll AT DKl'GtllSTS AND DfcAI....
THI CHASLSS A. TOOKl.r.H CO.,BALTISOHE
trade w./ mark.
OUGHfURi
Absolutely
free from Opiates, Eristics and I'vls,
SAFE.
SURE.
PROMPT.
AT Dhiwoikt* ani> Dkai.CK*. , ««>i» un
TIIB CIIAKl'KM A. VOIiBI.Iitl CO.. B1MIBOBK. Hn
LOOKOUT!
Compare this with your purchase 1
A STRICTLY VfOCTAftlfl
FAULTLESS FAMIIV MCDICIWE
ffiMOR, 6A.
AND
PHILADELPHIA.
Price, ONE Dollar
As you value health, perhaps life, examine each
package and be sure you get the Genuine. See
the red Z Trade-Mark and the full title
on front of Wrapper, and on tho side
the seal and signature of J. H. Zeilln A
Co., as in the above fac- simile. Remember ther
is no other genuine Simmons Liver Regulator.
rav TRAnF ruU
PETRQLiNE
<0 MARK.
P0RDUSED
Gares Backache, Lung Usable'j
KidneyllseaseT"
Rheamatism, Etc.
A trial will convince the most skeptical tha.
they are th# bwt They are medicated with capsi-
cum and the active principle ot petroleum, being
far more powerful in their action than other plaster*.
Do not be induced to take others, but be sure rnd
get the genuine "Petroline," which Is always en-
closed In an envelope with the signiture of the
proprietors, The P. W. P. Co., and directions in
four languages; also seal on front and back of
each plaster. Sold by first-class druggists, at 15
cents each.
<PED*CURA>
CORN PLASTERS
Are the best known remedy for hard and soft corns,
nud never fail to cure. Price 15 cents.
The Peleg While Proprietary (fo
MANUFACTURERS,
*13 W. Broadway, N. Y„ U. S.
®F FIRST-CLASS DRUGGISTS.
AND J. TRISTRAM. I'B^MAII!.
to$2600&3&,
xuz..tar:
To AbVKRri8*KS.
ti.'injf In 1000
617, ST. CHARLES STREET
Sf bOV15, MO-
A Regular Graduate of three Medical col-
leges, has been longer engaged in the treatments
01 Chronic, Nervous, NUtn and Blood]
IMseases than any other physician in Amer-»
lea. Consultation at office or by mail, free, rind '
Medicines sent by mail or express everywhere,
securely packed free from observation.
Nervous Prostration, Debility, Mental
and Physical Weakness, arising from
Indiscretion, Excess, Exposare or In-
dulffcnce, producing some of the following
effects: Nervousness, Debility, Dimness 01
Sight, Defective Memoir, Pimples on the Face,
Aversion to Society of Feinales, Want ot Pleas-
ure in Lite, Unfitness to Marry, Melancholy,
Dyspepsia, Stunted Dev elopment.Loss of Power,
Pains in the Back, etc., arc treated with unpar-
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A Positive Written Guarantee
t;iven in every curabLs cas* ; where doubt ex-
ists it is frankly stated. Complete symptem blank
enabling you to properly state your case, sent
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Blood Impurities and Blood Poisoning,
Mercurial and other Affections of Throat,
Skin and Bones, Blotches, Eruptions, Old
Sores and Ulcors, Painful Swellings,
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Catarrh, Throat, Nose. Lung Diseases,
ConHtltutional and Acquired Weak-
nesses of both sexes, treated successfully.
A ice and experience are Important; the
provttd good remedies of all ages and countries
arc used, and knowing what to give, no esrperi-
ntetUs are made. On account of the great num-
ber of cases applying, the charges are kept low,
often lower than Is demanded by others.
MMMIAGE GUIOE
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Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for 50c
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In three months, and since then hundreds of
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T. S. rAGE, 41 Weft Slat St.. New York Cltv.
Mason SlHamli
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UNRIVALED ORGANS
On ths BAST PAYMENT systeai, from «3.86
per month dd. 100 styles, tn to $>00. Send for Cst-
slogue with fall psrticnlars, mailed free.
UPRIGHT PIANOS,
Constructed on the new method of stringing, on
similar terms. Send for descriptive Catalogue.
MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO CO*
Boston. New York, Chicago.
PLEASE DON'T FORGET IT
That Dr. H. Tames Cannabis Indira is prepared
in Calcutta, India, from the puieol and best Na-
tive Hemp, and Is the only remedy, el,her in
that country or In this, that will positively and
permanently cure Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Najal Catarrh and Nervous Debility,
or break up a fresh cold in 24 hours. per
bottle, three hollies Craddoek A Co ,
Proprietors, 1032 Race • t., 1'liila
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE FREE.
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than 185 invaluable prescriptions, embracing every
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ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE FREE TO ATX
young and middle-aged mem for the next 90 days.
Send now, or cut this out, as yon may never see it
again. Address DR. W. H. PARKER,
4 Bulflnch street, Boston, Mass.
Winter F.xposure Causes Coughs,
tlold*, Pleurisy, I'neuinonia, Neuralgia, I'neii-
K'onla. Scia'Uia, Lumbago, Bac.ka 'tie and other
1 ailments, for which Benson's t npcine 1'las'ers
1 are adiut'tert 'o l»« the best lemeiij known The?
' relieve and cure in a few hours when no other
' npplioailon is of the lea,*t benellt Kudor»e«i by
' 5 noo l'h\siclans and Druggists. Beware of !ml-
. unions tinder similar sounding names, such as
1 "Capsicum," "Capsiciu," or 'tap lelne "
| Ask for Benson's and take do o hers. Examine
J careftilly when vou liu, All druggists,
i SKAItllRjr St JOHNSON, I'r l.'s. New York.
ANTK1>—A live, enertetiman lo rei ve-
** sent us. $T?i j er i«i--urli, and expense.-
Gools stap e; v erjooe Imv-j onti I "ml pai
tlmi'ais free. sf.vNhAIll) sni.v:-UH'aV
tO.. Boston.
-Lowest r:iti's for advor
go d newspapers sent free
Ad roH« Geo. P. Rowell & Co, 10 Sprue,»
Streo', New York.
A GILBERT,
liSMlste? and Mate Eater,
tklKKK.R NOHTU ANl) VuLCAM STtlKITS, !
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offer: to every tenth person that answers tl. f
aiUei tl-ement. we will send free one ponnd ol
choice tea. NAT'LTEA AND ( OFfKKCO.,
Ih>*U>n, Mass.
TRASKS
Ilcar of Simon's Store.
Bronliain.
Texss,
Wo arc prepared to make from tb« com-
monest Hhut'k to the Finest Hair Mid Spring
Mattress. Competition defied. We chal-
lentre comparison in workmanship and price.
Old mattresses renovated at $1 each.
Parlor suits renovated for f 10—half the
uiual prfon
BBAURSCIARD BRYAN,
attorney at law
»RABKR BUILDING.
Rrenham, Texas.
ON EARl'l
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TRASICSVa'Sl^fe'
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