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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-12

DR.. q. G. McGregor, returning from visit
to Cory Gle county, reports crops rather bet
ter from more rain than in this county o.
anywhere else he has seen. Bos wheat h,
saw on the trip was on R-iney's Creek, whiel
It was thought would turn out from wv, mt.
TO twenty. five bushels to the acre.
Ths Doctor was perfectly astonished at the
settlements in that Objectionable had 10 ide.
with all that he had heard. Of their number
aud extent All quiet and serene-th
greatest excitement being at Gstesvil!e ovei
load OF les from Waco. Very well, neigh
bors; Try and keep cool.
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Ayers Ague Cure

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arse
from malarious, marsh, or missmAtio
poisons.
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AGENTS WANTED.

On. FooTH ID the suthcr II MEDICAL Con-
MOE Sense" . book that reached . circulation
q over $4,000 copies; also, IT .PIArx Honu
TALE" more recently published, which has sold
70 the extest Of 20 600 copies; aio, Of "scrxxcr
IN sronY, which y now being published in seriss.
coN1EHTs rAnIks
ct I'll, sxcepting the Arstr mentioned work (Which
Is out Of print, win BE- sent free On applicats0a
70 either Dr. rooTK, Or the xufSay Hui putl.SA-
Ing csersay, whose ofnoe y 10 East 4Nh Street.
Asents-both men and women-wautei to eel
the foregoing works, 70 whom . liberal profit will
b allowed. The beginnings Of small fc9tunss
have been made In selling DR.. FooTks popular
works. PLAIN HoNE TALK" IL particularly
adapted 70 adults, and SCIENCE II SToaYr 10
Just the thing for the young. Send for contents
tables and zee for yourselves The former answers
multitude Of questions which ladies and gentle
men feel deiicacy about asking Of their physicians
There Ia nothing in litsFssure 1t all like either
q the foregoing works. SCIENCE IN sronY :"
can only be had of agents or Of the Publishsrs.
PLAIN HOME TALK" 10 publlshsd in both the
Gngllsh and German Languages. Once more,
Agents Wanted.
ADDRESS ~ ABoV2
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Ia Columbia county resides m old
fellow renowned for his belligerent
disposition, who is generally known
- Friend Shavry. Born aud bred .
Quaker, he was long since read out
of meeting on account Of his quarrel
some propensities, but be still per-
tinaciously clings to the rlaia clothes
and plain language Of his earlier
dsys, possibly IS protection against
the wrath which he - continually
provoking by his overbearing de-
meanor. He has always the crossest
dogs in the neighborhood, the most
troublesome, breechy steers, ETC..
and is continually in hot water with
some Of his neighbors in consequence
of the dcpreda,ions committed by
his unruly live stock. A few weeks
since Van Amburgh's Menagerie,
travelling 10 Columbia, was obliged TO
pas. his residence. A little before
daylight, Nash, the keeper Of the e.
ephant Tippoo Saib, - he was pass
ing over the road with his elephant,
discovered the pseudo Quaker seated
up on fence by the roadside, watch
ing . bull he had turned loose upon
the road, which was paving, below
ing aud throwing up tremendous
dust generally. In fact, from the
fury OF the animals demonstrations,
one would have taken him for one Of
that identical breed that bu,ted the
locomotive off q bridge.
"Take that bull out of the way, =
shouted Nash, as be approached.
proceed with thy elephant" vas
the reply.
IF you don't take that ball out Of
the way he will get hurt" continued
Nash, approaching, while the bull re-
doubled his belligerent demonstra-
tions.
"Don't trouble yourself about the
bull, but proceed with thy elephant .
retorted friend Shavry, rubbing bis
hands with delight II the prospect Of
the approaching scrimmaoe, the old
fellow having great confidence in the
invincibiiity Of his bull, which was
really the terror of the whole country
around.
Tippoo Saib came along with his
uncouth, stumbling gait; the bull
lowered his head and made . charge
directly upon the elephant. Old
TipPoo, without even pausing in his
march, gave his cowcatcher sweep,
catching the bull on the side, crush
ing in his ribs with his enormous
tasks, and then raised him about
thirty feet in the air, the bull strik-
ing on h s head as he came down,
breaking his neck and killing him in
SANITY.
'1'm afraid your bull has bent his
neck little," shouted Nash, as he
passed on.
Bent the devil, cried old Shavry,
with a troubled look at his defunci
bull; thy elephant is too lofty for my
beast. but thee will not make SO much
out Of the operation - thee suppos-
eth. | was going to take my family to
thy show, but I'll see thee aud thy
show blowed TO blazes before l 20
one step, aud now thee may proceed
with thy elephant and be id,
please the "please" being added a.
Shavry took . second loook q. the
proportions Of the stalwart elephant
keeper,
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In curing meats Of any kind, says
the Country Gentleman, it il abso.
lutely necessary to use salt enough
to saturate the brine around the
meat, or to substitute sugar in place
of the SALT the meats are to be used
dried, or smoked without much fresh
ening. It is immatcrial what kind OF
salt is used, provided it 10 pure.
Finely ground dairy salt is worth
just as much per pound Is the coarse
or rock salt, from the same source.
In m experience Of twenty FIVE years
We have never had but one package
Of meat injured, and that was sailed
with the course salt usually recon.
nended - the only relisble sort to
use. It 10 always necessary that the
salt should be pure, and that enough
should be used to saturate the brine,
or some eauisslent substituted.
TO picks pod For ordinary far
mcr's ase, tho pork should be cut up
10 ohlong pieces weighing not over
DIX or eight pounds, % thas there
will be no need Of hsviag - large
quantity ost ~ hrins SISSY tina, ex-
oosed 70 the air. The hone and most /
Il the lean 6esh (nuscle) should a.
o be talEUmN& G1n(4ebse lk1lb ex.
ept the g. - resA]
layer, half a inch dsep. Of salt o.
- he&xuns of6Ae oobk. ond q tkie -
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Notice Or Reading or wiz.

Estate OF Thomas Townsend, Deceased,
The state Of Iowa. Cedar county, IS:
To whom II may concern: You are hereby
nOtined that ON the 9Th day OF Novem Der
~. there was opened and publicly read by
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court, In and for
said Comfy. An instrument of writing pur-
porting to be the last will aud testam ent OF
Thomas Townsend late Of said County, de-
ceased and that the second day OF the Feb
ruary Term OF said Court, com menciug on
the "a Monday, 18TH day Of February 1875
mas been set as the day for final hearing and
proof Of said will. At which time ali persona
Interested may appear and show cause why
the same should not be admitted TO probate
W. Ill. VAN NESG Clerk
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ASSE IS
i. II. MARTIN.
STATE AGENT.
Office Cor. Third and Perry SITS.
Davenport lows.
Road Notice.

To all whom IL may concer n--The Com !.
missioner appointed To vacate n high v ay
commencing nj the southwest corner IN Sec
ton ~, township ~. north and range y, west
Of 9Th p. m In Cedar county, running thence
north onc-haf mile. and term mating at the
north west corner Of the southwest quarter
q SAID section ~. has reported in favor 81
thereto. or claims for damages must be filed
~ the Auditors office on or before noon of
ihe 9TH day Of January. .. d., ls75 or such
thereto. 5i IS - -,
sswl A0REAU CARRDLIs. 10. Auditor.
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Notice of heading or win.

EHtate OF EdWNrd Merrftt decease:
The state OF Iowa, Cedar county, -:
To whom IL may concern-You are here ~
notified that on the 18th day Of Nov, Isl
there was opened and publicly read by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for said
county, an instrument of writing purport.
ing to he the last Will and test ament cf + i
ward Merritt. late of said county. deceased,
and that the I'd day of the February term
OF said Court com encing on the third Mon
day, 18th day OF Feb. 1875, has be en- set AS the
Ut which time all persons interested NAV
appear and show cause why the same should
not be admitted to probate.
40wa w. II. VAN NESS, Clerk.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New AMI second hand of irst class max ers
viii be sold 1t lower prices tor cast. or on In
sta,linents. or for rent In city or country,
during these hard times and the holidays,
by HORACE WATERS son, ssi Broad way
tn IN ever before offered in New York.
Agents wanted TO sell Waters new scale
Pianos, ane Concerto Organs. Illustrated
catalogues mailed. Great induceme nts to
ministers. churches, lodges, schools, etc.
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Taken up by John stout In Cass township.
On the 18th day Of November, 1874 One
dark red stser, with tWowhite pots on fore
head. some white on the back and tail.
supposed 10 be two years old. Appra Used
At oz5.
Taken up by Rot,ert FiIson in Center
township, ON the 18th day OF Nov. 1874. A
small black mare about six years old, and
fourteen hands high hind legs white from
feet half wsy 10 knee and 3 lutte white
ed NJ 80. Two MoKEAU CARROLL. Aud.
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2Iem advertisements.
THE WEEKLY SUN

\ large. eight page, independent, honest
and fearless newspaper, OF 80 broad columns,
especially designed for the farmer. the mer-
chant aud the professional man, and their
wives and children. We aim TO make the
Weekly sun the best family Newspaper in
the world. It Ia full Of en- PERTAINING and In
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prepaid. The cheapest paper Published.
Try 10. Address the THE SUN. n. Y. City.
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Farm fOl. Sale.

On easy terms, my farm, in Virginia grove
three and half miles east Of Upton, Of ls0
a0res; good neighborhoad, near church and
school house: farm Ii we'll improved; build
ings average fine groves of timber, living
wells and springs: adapted to stock or grain
Will be sold cheap. payments to suit pur-
chaser.
T.. n, POUND.
9Th mo. with day. 1874. a0wif
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5 Public notice 10 hereby given that the nm.
dersigned have this day been appointed and
commissioned by the Circuit Court of Cedar
county. In the State OF Iowa adm tnlstratOre
al persons having claims against said 90
tAto ore hereby n0tined 70 nle Thorn Wie4
the Clark Of sAid Court, clearly stated end
paratoFy 10 their being allowed or pFovedi
and persons owing said estate orc reQueeted
70 make imrnediate payment 70 the Hndefe
signed, and avoid costa.
Dated s. Upton. Iowa, this nth lday of No.
vsmber, =. N.'is79.
20, GI1 I zzisEE ssAaxEA A4ars.
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The only unoccupied real estate in
New York 10 advertised thus: "A
Mes three cornered lot in cemetery,
short and just right for . fat man
WIKI On leg
"a doeN'tlook vel, TO say the least,
for . Kansas church member to have
70 drowrlt his .sevolyer. in order to
IT U9ts hislswo Stiss for the contri-
butio0.
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and continues to lend its funds 10 prompt.
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Parties wishing 4, procure loans viii ap-
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ton, stating definitely rs 10 location Inn
provements cash value, &C.. OF property to
be off. red a, security,
II may not be generally kn .n that, for
several years TIL + NOtrHa STERN has
received the most liberal patronage that has
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State. This, however IL not fg De Wondered
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The magician who astonished his
audience by changing canary bird
into a rabbit. has . formidable rival
in the man who turned bushel OF po-
tatoes into a barrel.
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ADVICE GIVEN ~ MAIL
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No nefeurisl medicines OF deleterious drugs used.
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nected with each case are carefully rccorded,
whether they be communicated by letter or In
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physicians. Ths latter are oil scientific medicA
men.
Al invalids u distance ap required to answer
IN extended Lin Of plain questions, which win b
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plsts system q registering prevents mistake or
confusion. Case bnoks never consulted, except By
the physicians Of rhe establishment. For free
consultation send for list Of questions.
A sxtypsge pamphlet Of evidences Of success
senf free also.
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DoX 560, New York.
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The Telegraph ssyss "An Allan
tic boy on Saturday afternoon asked
. policeman what time it was. The
policeman told him it was three
O'clock The boy replied, "all right
thank you. At 4 o'clock you can
take nv gum and chew it awhile."-
The polio .man took after the hoy and
chased him through Chambers lum
Der yard, and when near Reynolds
House, Bob Flynn, a Des Moines
runner, asked the policeman what he
was try ng to catch the boy for. The
man Of the star related the circum-
stances of the insult, and the runner
replied: "Well, what if he did. You
need not not be in any hurry; you've
got nearly an hour yet"
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SssE, ana there win generally be
enough such made in cutting up the
pork, Next cover the layer Of meat
vith about one,forth inch of salt,
then pssking snothcr layer Of meat,
aad % on until the pork is al packed.
In on cases use plenty of salt, and
keep tho layers a. level Is possible.
Cover il With . Aat seone, and make
1 brine With Is mach salt A. the wa
ter will dissolve, boiled and skinned,
but not poured on the meat until
cold. Salt enough must be put in
he brine on top Of tn, meat so that
undisolved salt can always be felt
when taking out piece Of pork to
use. II any salt is left after the p rk
d oil used, catte and sheep viii road
ily eat il, and no danger viii result
from such use off
To pickle hams ITO every loo
pounds Of hams CT shoulders trim
med into good shape.take s pou ads
of AIT 3 ounces Of ssltpetro, 2 ounc-
o Of saieratus, an olnce Of cayenne
pepper, and n pounds Of light brown
sugar, or quart Of gooi clean mo-
lasses. II additional seasoning is
wished, add tpound ofground cloves;
and in the South, I pound Of black
pepper in place d the ccyennc, as i
b the most distasteful TO insects. II
the hams are to be cured in dry pick
b, mix thsse Ingredients thoroughly
in tub, and rub the meat well once
every other dav Especially on the
desh sides and into the ends Of the
shanks), until the pickle has all been
taken up BY the meat. II . brine
pickle is preferred, pack the hams
closely o possible, rubbing them
with salt ct the time. Then put the
shove ingredients into water enough
- dissolve them, boil and skim, then
sst away 70 cool, and pour over the
meat, adding warm mot hot) water
enough TO completely cover the meat,
which must be held down BY . stone
In four 70 sis weeks take them out,
drain and smoke, or use without, Is
preferred.
To corn beef-Hack the beef. cut
into pieces weighing not over six or
eight pounds, into cask, using two
pounds Of salt TO 100 pounds Of beef.
II fron two to four. days the meat
will be nearly covered with q brine
composed principally Of the blood
which was in the meat, and which
wss drawn out BY the action Of the
dry salt. Then take out the beef,
rinse it we'll to remove all the blood,
and rcpack, using four pounds Of salt
to the 100 pounds Of beef. Then
take for each 100 pounds of meat,
three pounds of salt, two ounces Of
saltpetre, two ounces of cloves, one
ounce Of cayenne pepper, and three
pounds of clean white sugar or three
pints OF molxsses. If the beef is not
from . young animal, add to the
above two ounces Of ssleratus. Dis
solve the ingredients in water. boil
and skim, then cool and pour over
tie NEST, adding water enough to
cover eli we'll. A stone should be
laid on the meat to keep it beneath
the brine. The s'drying" beef aud
tongues must be taken out in four
weeks, washed and hung up to dry.
Beef cured IN this way will keep in
to hot weather. If the brine is
drawn Of in May and new put on,
with Eve or six pounds of salt TO the
100 pounds, adding, also, one-fourth
pound black pepper, the beef can be
kept oil through hot weather, though
Il will not be % tender after the Sec
pQd brine 10 p1t on.
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READ this.



sick, Nov. -, 1859.
I had the pleasure yesterday OF exam
lining the various books OF instruction
used here. and ofhaying explained Il
me by the principals, the mode of com
municating commercial knowledge, both
theoretically and practically, and which
in my humble judgment, was most thor
ough and complete. I know of nc
branch of education so beneficial to men
Of all professions, ~ . good, sound
course Of commercial instruction.
From John r. Dillon, Judge Of q. s.
Circuit Court.
Educated labor Is always In demand
Commercial Colleges we'll conducted
supply an obviou. educational need
The course Of instruction 10 essentially
and pointedly practical. 1t is not in lieu
of, but rather supplementary to, school
or academical education. It connects
these with the every day duties and
practical business Of life Young men
contemplating LIFE OF BUsINEss can,
in judgment, most profltably pursue
. course Of instruction in the Davenport
Business College.
From His Eresllency TAos. C. Fletcher,
Er- Coz. Of Mssouri.
l have the highest opinion Of Com
mercial Colleges, having seen many rea.
sons to think that plan the best ever
adopted to educate young men for the
responsible drties and arduoas under
takings of commercial life. Their eff
cheney Is attested in the well formed
business characters Of thousands Of
those who have within the past few
years entered upon the stage OF man
hood Ia our large cities.
For Catalogue and Circular of the
above Institution, address
MONTAGUE q LILLIBRTDGE,
v2in14rt Davenport. Iowa
From Hon. Hiram Price.
From what xnow OF the Iowa state
Business College. and the gentlemen con.
Quoting It. / very cheerfully endorse
what Judge Dillon has said 10 reference
to it In the above letter.
From n. Aiken, Presidsnt First Nation
al Bank. Chicago.
II is OF the first Importance that the
young men Of our country be properly
educated and trained for the active pur-
suits Of life. The bcst legacy that can
be bestowed upon young man Is "sys.
tsm-accuraey-dispaseh." good busi.
ness training will produce this, and will
be OF ipcalculsble value TO him. no mat
ter what PARTICULAR field Of Industrial
activity he may be called to al.
| believe your ~ tenn OF commercial
10 . necessity "f the age. In
thesc days Of magnificent enterprises. II
becomes necessary 10 have thoroughly
minds, capable Of graspins,
weighing. and intslligsatly accepting or
tsspsaetioss that isvolss mil.
Hons 81 dollars. A a
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The other day Binghamton CIR
offered to let a country man kiss hel
for FIVE cents. 81 gad,' exclaimed
The bucolic youth, "that's darn cheap
if fellow only had the money"
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