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PULvERMACHER GAL VANIC CO.,
Corner Eighth & Vine Streets,
CINCINNATI, o.

nd'~ A1ofd bogus appliances claiming elec-
trio qualities. Our Pamphlet explains how
todiStin0ush the genuine from the spurious.
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ddl ACC Examiner
CUPID AT SCHOOL.
An Ohio Female College Shaken to
its Foundation. ~. 4

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Letters
from Oberlin, Ohio, published in the
SIM to-day tell of scandalous clan
destine courtships in the college there
for the co-education Of the sexes.
The letter SAYS one of the strictest
rules of the college is that which re-
anires ladies to be in their rooms by
LAO o'clock and gentlemen by 10
o'clock, and remain In their rooms
TOR the remainder of the night. A
widespread violation of this rule has
loicly been discovered, and fora num-
bcr of weeks some eight or ten stu
dents of both sexes have been holding
clnndestine meetings. On stormy
n;ght they made their escape from
their rooms, some back stairs, others
Inv convenient roofs Recommendations
ci,s. and others by knotting together
scveral sheets. These ropes thus
made being securely fastened to the
furniture, afforded risky but GER
tain means of reaching the ground.
Among those who violated the rules
were two pretty girls, one from Mich
ioan, aged %, the other from Mans
,ield not vet out of her teens. Each
had devoted admirers and carried
ricd on double courtship. The
morning after one of Il csc NEE ings
one of these young women began to
reflect upon the possible conse-
nuences and confessed. The result
was an immediate meeting of the
faculty and the prompt expulsion of
the offending students. Six were
expelled Mt once and Investigations
are progressing that will probably
result in the expulsion of others.
One of the professors says he would
rather have all the buildings burned
TO the ground than have such thing
happen. 1t was blot upon Oberlin
and an injury TO the college, and a
blow at the co-education of the sexes.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The afflicted can noiu be restored to per-
feet health and bodily energy, at home,
without the use Of medicine Of any hind.
PJJLVERNrAC Iuurrt,a
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CIGARS & ToBAcCos.

l deal Wholesale and Retail In fine Foreign
and Domestic Cigarsi line cut and Plug Chew
ing Tobaccos.
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HOW TO DECEIVE.

II your hair or whlskers are grey they can
TUFTS Hair bye, and deceive the closest OBJ
server. This article possesses qualities never
known before. Sold by all druggists.
aprl5d&w tis
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Clifford. Febrifuge, or Fever and

This preparation is obtained by a
newly discovered process, and con-
tains all the active medicinal princi-
pies of East India Cinchona bark,
grown ON the Neilgherry hills, from
which all the irritant properties have
been eliminated. II is Natures own
remedy for all diseases arising from
malarial poison. Palatable, power
full, antiperiodic and tonic, 1t never
fails TO cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
Chills, Congestive Chills, Bilious
Fever, Periodical Neuralgia, and all
diseases of malarial origin.
j. G. RICHARDSON, Prop'r.,.
st. Louis.
For sale by all druggists. oSOim
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or. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

or. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.
a.aw Department of Washington University
Twelfth annual term opens October 18TH, re re
Course. two terms; seven months each 10 D,y
IONA admits 10 practice. Term ieei soo' NJ
srtras Address for circular, -,
'A''"'' HENRY HITCHCOCK, Dean.
st. Louis, July l, 1873, aus&'"''"
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A Wind Mill.

Halliday's patent, the best, new
and in perfect order, for sale at a
bargain. Apply at the EXAMINER
Office, Third and Franklin streets,
Waco. sepl7d&wtf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ETIliIsIIZ7ll

Very few escape this affection. Tho symptoms
sro dizziness; nck headache; costlyeness; belrh
ing up OF food loss OF Appetite; aversion 20 cxetion
Of body or mind highly colored urino; heartburn;
cold cxtremifIcs and low spirits. ~
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A BOOK.KEEPER SAYS:

sia, and find them the best remedy l ever
tried. up 81 that time everything ate disa-
greed with me. ! can now digest any Kind OF
food never have hcadachei perform my du-
ties as book keeper with satisfaction, and
have gnincd liftcch pounds Of solid flesh. The
value Of these pills cannot be oyerestimated.
W, q. Schultze, Columbia, y. CT
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Session begins on tho First OF oct9Der, anu
gsai.ed on the elective system, giving the
stutient free choice Of studies, Win iuI, oou.
ses in the schools Of the Academic pepara-
ment and In the schools OF Law, Medicine,
mn,,ineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
Apply 10 tie Secretary of the Faculty T. u
University of Virginia. .,a,, x,Fn
JAMES 4. llARRlsoS, M III,
w&deOd6w. Chairman oi 'no
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FNz31IIiEJllIE

Ten years have proven their efficacy In all hillary
disorders They restore the liver. stomach and
kidneys to hcathfni action; give Appetite good dk
ge.tion and yigor 10 body and mind.
Rev. X. T.. Simpson. Louisville. KY, says
" Tuf,,s Pills are worth their freight tss
poid,'' ..45 $500. Ii.
saytc a Co., Druggists say: eve sell rim
borrs TUFTS Pfus TO flee Of all ofhers.Y
Pdec, rs cents. 0nlce 10 Murray ST., New York
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-16
A naCT0R,S OPINION

Zone ycnr ago I was taken sick, a friend
argued 50 strongly in ffvor of TiAts RUS hgt
was Induced TO iiso them, Never did mesii-
cline have a happier effect than In my case.
After practice Of q quarter OF century, 1
proclaim them the best nu-bilifous melicine
ever used. have prescribed them In my
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
FOREIGN TRADE AND ITS DIFFICULTIES.

FOREIGN TRADE AND ITS DIFFICULTIES. -
A writer in one of the New York pa.
pers, while declaring that we must look
abroad for our markets, inasmuch as
the sure and substantial extension OF
our foreign trade is vital to our growth
as commercial people, sets forth very
clearly the difficulties to be surmoun
ted. First, freight rates are agans'
us. Next, We have to contend with TIL"
absurd tariff regulations of such coun
tries as Mexico, Brazil and many of the
South American States. We have also
To overcome the rjS inertia of the nativr
merchants, who have been importin-
mainly from England, France and Ger
many, and who do not care to jeopar,
disc the safe trade they have acquired
by taking up new things or new lines
of goods. Finally, the conservatism Of
the people themselves and their tena
city in sticking to the old ruts az d
grooves make them reluctant to change.
Ever where it can be demonstrated that
American goods are better and cheaper.
they are strongly prejudiced in favor OF
the goods they have been accustomed to
wear, the tools they have used, and the
furniture to which they have been ac
customed. All these things are un,
doubtedly obstacles to successful com
petition with the foreign houses, that
are at this time in possession of the
market. But there is no reason to br
lieve that American energy and enter.
prise will fail in matters Of this kind
when they have been so successful in
many others that were far more diff
cult.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

OUR Up TOWN neighbor the Gazette is
very sure that Mr.. Pyle will be elected
Sheriff, and yet it resorts to some
means not altogether creditable to se
cure that end. This is shown in its ar
ticle last evening in endeavoring Ia
create an impression that Mr.. Clark
was rich, because his father had the
reputation of being wealthy; and that
Mr.. Pyle though prudent was not very
we'll off. This, poor dodge, won't work
any more with intelligent voters. Mr.
Clark and Mr.. Pyle are both we'll
known thrifty farmers and anything
the Gazette may have to say now will
hardly detract from Mr. Clark nor add
to Mr.. Pyle. Our neighbor though all
the time forgets to tell its readers that
Mr.. Pyle belongs to that snterprising
class Of farmers called "Grangers." H.
this respect he has the advantage over
Mr.. Clark, the latter not depending up
on any secret organization, for his elec
tion but more upon the masses. Mr..
Clark is not rich enough to make him
aristocratic, nor Ioor enough to make
him politically dishonest, and there
fore he is Just the man for the place to
which he aspires. But then what is
the use of talking, the Gazette says he
will he buried under a majority Of 2O0C
or 5000 against him.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

The RUSSIAN GovERSNEST seem deter.
aimed ~ max. the best use OF the tim.
possible allotted in the nine months
Limitation allowed It by the Berlin
treaty, for the military occupation Of
Roumelia. II is provided In the sans
document that a native militia force
shall be formed in the provinc-, aud
that the officers of this force shall br
appointed by the Sultan, whose partial
jurisdiction in the region is thus admit
ted. One Of the most serious accuse.
tions brought against Russia is that
the native army in Eastern Roumeli, i 5
being placed under Russian officers,
equipped with Russian arms and com
manded in the Russian tongue. The
Bulgarian army likewise has beet
brought under Russian influence and
control. Certainly this looks a. II Russia
intended to maintain her hold upon the
provinces, aud the ugly thing about It
is that the Bulgarian and Roumeian
people are very favorable TO such an
arrangement. That the Roumelians
will ever be satisfied to submit quietly
10 the jurisdiction Of the Porte is not
probable.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

IT Is Nor True that the Repu bile an.
h ave no regular ticket in the field in
this County, and the nominations have
been under the rules and in the old
fashioned manner in which they have
always been made. The Sheriff and
Coroner We're voted for all over the
county on the day fixed by the County
Executive Committee, and those getting
the most votes were endorsed by the
Committee. Afterwards scme of Il 9
Hundreds in their usual way nomina
ted candidates for the Legislature and
Levy Court, and they also were en-
dorsed by the County Committe The
latter then set apart day for the COM
pletion Of the nominations, but none
having been made upon the day fixed
the Committee filled out the ticket as
it had done in numerous instances be-
fore. No ticket was ever more regular.
ly made up and never was better
ticket presented to the people for their
uffrages and if none upon the ticket
are elected it will be because The peo-
Pile would rather blil.dly follow :h-
ickle goddess of Democracy awhile
longer. The ticket is regular, r-specta-
BILE and entitled to the votes of all good
Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

The Gazette says the Radicals have
taxed Delaware out Of a million dollars
a year, and gives Senator Salisbury
the credit OF saying that this has been
done for tn. last fifteen years. II may
be posi- BILE that during the war this
may have been true, but il is certain
that during the last nine or ten years
this has not been the case, the Revenue
tax bring about s756, 600 or $500, 900
for the whole peninsula, which in
cudss the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
and the whole Of Delaware. 1t would
oe matter of some interest to know
what portion Of this tax is paid by res
dent D-lawarsans, a. Que manufac
tur-r aloue, residing in Pennsylvania,
but doing business in Delaware, pays
two-thirds Of the government tax on the
wnolc peninsula. The balance is de
rived from the tax on cigars and Ii
quors, the Democrats no doubt paying
nearly all the tax collected on the lat
ter named article. The Gazette should
keep better posted.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
CdERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of Leyari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale a,
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SHIPLEY ST.
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d., rs
At2ocl0ck. p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land situate
in the city Of Wilmington, having a two-story
brick dwelling thereon erected, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning NJ
the northerly side Of Front street, at the dis
tance of III feet westerly from the westerl,
side Of VanBuren street, at a corner of Jacob
Sinnex's land, thence thereby nOrtherly
parallel to VanBuren street, 10 feet to the
southerly side of n 81 feet wide alley, thence
thereby westerly parallel to Front street, 10
feet to II stake thence sSutherly parallel To
Harrison street, 90 leet to the side Of Front
street, Aforesaid, and thence thereby easterly
10 ieet TO the place of beginning, be the con
tents thereof what II may.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty Of Eliza Harris and Mary Harris and
terra tenants and to be sold by ..
ISAAC HRUBB, Sheriff,
Sherifrs ONCE, New Castle. October II, 1875
OCt2l
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

The PHILADELPHIA Erening Bulletin
has so far departed from its editora.
dignity as to venture wager on the
result of the Pennsylvania election.
has been tempted to do this by thu
prophecy of the Times that Dill will be-
ELECTED Governor. The Bulletin thinks
too that Dill will be elected, provided
he gets the requisite number Of votes.
Here is the wager: 'Sternly as W.
denounce all betting and gambling as
unlawful and immoral, we cannot al
low such bold assertion to pass ur-
challenged, and we here offer to wager
the Public Buildings Of Philadelphia,
in which We have vested interest,
against the Middle Penitentiary, which
is under the management of the Times,
that Hoyt will be elected Governor
without the vote of Philadelphia, which
will give him a majority of-we have
not counted the votes yet, exactly
about fifteen thousand, seven hundred
and forty-three.'
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

ONE or THE results Of onr protective
policy, to which attention has been
called by the Lancaster Ne,o Era, is II, t
generally known. The importations Of
Cuban cigars and tobacco have been
falling off steadily for years, until We
now max. ninety per cent. of all the ci-
gars that are smoked in the country.
1t has been the ruin Of the manufac-
turers in Havana, but the profit has
been made by Americans. We not
only manufacture all the cigars that
We smoke, but we raise the tobacco,
and so smokers are rapidly coming to
know that we can grow the weed in our
own country as well as in Cuba. Nor
are We content with supplying our own
wants. Like manufacturers in other
branches Of trade, no sooner did the ci-
gar makers get control of the home
market than they began looking for
other purchasers, and We are now com.
peting with the Cuban and the German
makers in the markets of Europe. Tie
day is not far distant when we will
furnish cigars for Paris as we'll as for
America.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

ONE OF THE greatest perils that th'
Republican party has always to ell
counter is the indifference Of voters o.
the higher class to their political du
ties. Many a man who would re ard
with horror proposition to take the
privilege of suffrage away from hin
neglects year after year to exercise that
privilege, simply because to do so would
involve some inConv venence. 1t is hop-J
that this class of voters will conceive il
to be their duty to turn out and vot
next Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

TIE DEnocRArs are very much ~x-r.
cised over the quistness Of the Rrpub-
licans, and would give almost any thing
in their po~er to know what they arr
doing a. whether they are doing any
thing y elect their ticket. VI
don't propose to tell them What We are
doing but We will say that a few Of US
who have not yet been disfranchised
int. nd to vote, not SO much with III"
Of winning but Of keeping
up our organization and sholding alott
the banner Of Republicanism. In this
We hope all good Republicans will
unite and show that though We have
been politically outraged VIZ are deter
mined still to stand up for principle.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
SHERlFfrS SALE.

SHERFfs SALE
| by virtue Of writ Of Levan Facias, TO me
directed, will be exposed Ia Public Sale. ut the
HOTEL OF WIN. h. HOLLIS,
At Townsend. In AppoquInImipk Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware. on
MONDAY,
THE lirH DAY OF NOvEM BER, 1873,
at2 o'clock. p. m,
the following described real estate viz: All
that cert ,in iarIn or tract OF land know Rs
the Forrest Farm and which Is situated In Ap-
poquinimink Hundred, and New Castle Coun
~, aforesaid, and by recent survey Ia bounded
and described as follows. u wit: Beginning
at a stake at the edge OF the waters with
full pond of NoxentOwn MIL Pond corner for
landr Of late John Lyman, now Of John y
Staats. IRON thence with lines oi said Staat
south sS,1 degrees, east 63 $40 perchcs u II
stone corner as last Aforesaid, rOuth ~ de-
yrces west q 2-ls perches to stone corner a.
last t resaid, south ~ degrees. east 29s per.
hes to n stone corner for said Stsats'. land OF
the heirs oi John u. Biri and lands ot Jane
Doughten, from thence with lpughten souiii
u degrees. west II 10 perche. to stone cor.
ner for said loughtens, from thence with y
line ois Id Doughten and Others south agi
Iegre =, east u eiv rerches to u stone In the
Pine tree and Townsend station road, from
thcpce with said road toward Townsend stu.
tion south 65h degrees, west s5 6-iU perches To
a stake by the side OF said roat corner for
lanTs late Of Samuel Mason now Of Van Wag-
oncr from thence with lines OF land of said
Van Wagner north degrees west Y perches
to n small white OAK corner ~ last aforesaid.
north N degrees east9 = ~ perches TO stake
corner aiOresaid. north % degrees west il Bio
perches 10 u stake corner as last Aforesaid,
north ~ d. grees west Q 7.l0 perches TO a
stake in Il line oi Lands late Of John GiDn,
and Herewith north ~ degrees east 2-l0 per.
chcs TO u stake corner for said OHM, from
thence with said Ginn and line Of land ol
William Beck north IA degrees east ~ $40
perches to gate post corner for said Beck
Herewith north Az Gcgrces west 33 40 per
ches to stake by the waters Of the aforesaid
mill pond and binding, from thence with the
waters thereof herewith the courses and dis
tances To the place uf beginning, containing
within said bounds l;3 acres and s6 perches. |
more or less, having thereon frame dwelling, |
barn and out buildings.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro- |
pc ty Ui PasemOre u. Mitchell and Adaline,
his wife, and James Wilson and Mary A. |
Wilson, terre tenants, and to he sold by
ISAAC ikUBB, sheriff.
Sheriii's office, New Castle, Oct. 10, 1878.
oct26
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
SHERlFFS SAIL.

BY virtue Of a writ OF Levari Faclas 10 me
directed, will be exposed TO public sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4l SHIPLEY ST,
kept by John J, Dougherty, In the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
On WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY or NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1878
at2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with u
brick house thereon erected situate In Wash
ington Village, Christiana Hundred, State OF
Del, now In the city o. Wilmington. bounded
and described AS follows " wit: Beginning
at point on the sOutherly side Of the Ken.
net Turnpike road 10 feet west Of the west
side Of Riddle street, Mt 30 feet wide and run
ming thence by the said side Of Turnpike west
erly Is feet u n corner stake, thence by
new lin parallel with Riddle street sOuther-
ly so feet to another corner and thence east
wardly parallel with the first mentioned line
or Kennel Turnpike road, IS feet to another
correr and thence northerly 50 feet TO the
place Of beginning, containing l4D square
feet more 0l less. Book Is. vol. 7, page M.
No. 2. All that certain lot or piece Of land
adjoining lot No / bounded and described AZ
follows towt: Beginning at point on the
sOutlieily side Of Kennel Turnpike road ~
feet west Oi the westerly side Oi Riddle street
ut 90 feet wide and running thence by the
said side Of Turnpike westerly Is feet to a cor
ner stake nOrtherly and parable with Riddle
street 10 feet more or less to Il stake thence in
an easterly direction II feet more or less to a
stake and thence southerl, and parallel with
Riddle street 80 feet inches more or less to
the place Of beginning be the contents there.
Of what they may.
Seized and taken into execution rs the
n -
and /. I. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sherif's office New Caste, Octob or II, 1873.
Oct2l
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
micled Eyes.

Mrs W. Cox, left this city, this morn
ing, in company with some lady friends
for the purpose OF having her eyes ex-
amined, by DR.. Green, of Philadelphia,
They have been afflicted for the last two
years, and the doctors of this city say
that the afiliction was caused by wearing
glasses not suited to the eyes.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

We ARE PLEASED to note the evident
prosperity OF the american Daily Repub
icaa, OF West Chester, which has re-
suited in AN enlargement that is cred
liable to the ability and enterprise ot
its young proprietors. The Chester
County people will be remiss To their
true interests If they do not support
the Republican.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

A QUESTION sETrLED.-I'he official An
nouneenent OF Awards at the ErpoStio,
Untyerselie, Paris, s7S, shows that thu
only Gra"d Prize for Sering MachiHes
was awarded to Wheeler & Wilson
Manufacturing Company over eighty
competitors. Thio fact, in addition to
former declarations of the highest au-
thorities, leaves no room for doubt that
the new Wheeler & Wilson Machine is
"ths best sewing apparatus in tie
world"
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

THEY are arr.sting bull.dozers il
South Carolina, Louisiana. and Trxas
BY order of Att, rney General Devens
They submit gracefully-give bail. an
then go to work and bull doze again
worse than ever. They have no re-
spect for law. Only cold steel will
make them behave themselves.