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what you arc doing and where you
are doing itIr
"Mr. Pickham, / am John L. Garth
man. i earn money enough to sup
port your daughter properly, aid
for the rest must decline TO answer"
"You decline, do your No man
who has anything 10 conceal shall
have anything TO do with u daughter
of mine"
And in consequence strict iniunc-
ton was laid upon the girl to see him
no more, which she violated lust
as often as she could get out of the
house.
One day Mr.. Bathurst entered the
restaurant in which Garthman piled
his brush, and sat down in the chair
to have his boots cleaned. Mr.. Garth
man kept his face covered as much as
possible, but Mr.. Bathurst observed
him intcntly. lie shincd and paid
his ten cents and went out. In an
| hour he came back, and though his
boots were yet clean he sat down
again. At the conclusion of the OBJ
Grafton he remarked:
ola! ha! Mr.. Garthman; this is
the polishing of calf skin you do!
lla! ha !"
Taking a coupe he FASTENED up
town iull of his discovery. lie had
his rival in his power. Now Miss
Lille would throw Garthman over; ;
now the elder Peckham would insist
that all connection between them
cease, for, of course, he would never
permit his daughter 10 marry BOOB
black. And he lost no time in get
ting at the old man and telling him
his discovery.
"Do you pretend TO say that John
Gariham is backing boots in base
ment."
Certainly | do. lie has an old
suit of clothes, which he wears dur
ing the day and then when his work
is done he puts on his good clothes
and comes up here, imposing himself
upon us as gentleman. He's an i'm
pOsitor.'
"lIe was lawyer, wasn't he?"
eyes"
"Lillie" yelled the old gentleman,
somewhat red in the face, "come
here. You may take John Gartham
rs soon as you please, ! like that fell
low. Bathurst, if you had been
fixed as he was, you would have Dor
rowed of your friends, and thence
glided gently into dead-bcating, and
eudcd finally as dealer of faro.
John didn't do anything of the kind.
He sat about elrning living honest
~ and has succeeded. That young
fellow viii get ON. Good bye,
Bathurst, you have done us favor.
Garlhman won't black your boots a
great while"
And so the troubled John was
pleasantly received, and all restric-
lions were taken off the meeting OF
the two young ones, and Mr.. Bathurst
quit the house in disgust, and the
twain are to be made one very soon.
Mr.. Gaithnan has resumed the prac-
tice of law, and as Mr.. Plckham has
influence, it is probable that he will
get on very well.
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dM atu E8amincr
Miss Edith Booomo, Noiehborly,


on, you're the Girl lives on The coiaerg Come
In, II you want to-tDre quick
There's 10 one but me In The house aud the
cook-but she's oniya stuck.
Don't Ivy the irunt way, but come over the
feuce-thrOugh the window, that's how.
Don I mind the big dOg-he won't bite YOU
Just see him obey me-lhere, now.
what's yonr name? Mary Ellenq How fun
uyi Mines Ediih--li's nicer YOU see.
But yours does for you, for You re palmer,
Though maybe yon' re gooder shan me-
For Jack says sometimes Pm devil, bat
Jack, of al folks nee''n't talk
For he once called our seauIsirpss an nngel-
no wonder ma said she must walk
Come In. It's quite dark In the parlyr. pnd
sister VIII keep the blinds down
Just because her c0nrleAion Is uw.u'--like
yours--,hough IL ise / so brOuL,
But Jack Says that isu' the rcleOni She likes
10 sii hele wltn jim Moore.
DO you tiirN that be meant tnat she Lissed
him2 Would you If your lips wasn't sore?
II you like you can try our plano. 'Taint
ours. \ man let II mere
To rent by the month, hpt mamma says he has
not been paid In year.
Sister plays. Oh, such line variations! why
once heard n SUn,lenan say,
She didn't mind lnat for the hoes deari II
only was jest la bee way
Amt r'"ny2 Aud yet It's the queerest of all
tnat wr',escr say
onc-halr ,te folks die a laughing aud The rest
all Loot fO,hcr Wayi
And some say, "lhat cuildl' DO they ever
say that 20 SUCH people as yOu2
Though maybe yon'ie materially silly aud that
makes year eyes so askewl
Now hrshi Don't you dare to he cry.ngl
Just as sure as YOU I've, II yOa do
III call nv big dog TO bi,e you, and IN make
nv papa Ill you, tool
And then wleac'll you he? So play pretty.
That 5 my doll add nice piece OF cake.
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NATURAL HISTORY.
In Small Chunks, for Small People.

"Wha is this3"
"Ihis is lion, called by some folks
the king of beasts. Take sharp
look at him so you may hereafter tell
lion from n mule"
"What is ihe color of lion ?"
"Thcir natural color is tawny.
Where you see one fixed off with red,
white and blue, you may be sure
that some circus man has been paint
ing him."
"Liops must be worry staong?"
$50 ,hey are. 1t is n ply that
their strength cannot be used in draw
ing street cars"
"Are there any wild lions in this
country 7"
"Not very many; but then we'd
advise you 20 get mic the house as
soon rs night comes. Africa Is the
home of the lion. lie has every
chance 10 spread himselS there the
nights are so warm that he doesn't
have 10 draw his fail into bis den for
fear of Frost"
"Can lion carry Off an ox?"
at is said that he can, but it would
be far better for the OK to carry him
self of before the lion got hold of
him. There isu't much doubt that a
lion corld trot of quite easily with a
rabbit"
"Does lion ever attack white
man?'
every rarely. When man is home
at reasonable honrs, keeps plenty of
wood split, buys his wife fonr hats
per wear and voies our ticket, he is
not o..en disturbed by lions. They
walk right past him 10 grab one OF
those fellows who will never lend his
wheelbarrow or snow-shovel, and
whose side walk is always in need OF
'Do lions roar very loudly ?"
"Thcy do. The sound is almost as
loud rs that of dish-pan falling OIL
its nail in The dead of night"
"Why do they roarW
"Naturalisis differ about that
Some say that he roars 20 let other
denizens of the forest understand
that he is on deck aud ready 20 argue
matters. and others assert that hC
roars when he has nothing else to dc
just as Congressional speeches are
made. The roar won't hurt you, nc
matter how they decide it,"
Can lion catch n horse ="
eyes, unless he stubs his toe oil
stops to pick up a tend and juicy
child for luncheon"
"Can Il man look lion out of coun
tenance z"
"That depends. Some of thes'
modern defaulters and office-holder
could look n lion out of coIlntenance
with one eye shut. In ordinary case
il is better for the man who tries tn
experiment TO be up tree"
"Cau the lion vanquish the eie
phant?"
az The elephant had sore eyes, an,
had been spreeing around all night
and the ague was kind o. towering
up and down his spinal column,
lion would he apt 20 do So"
"Can lion ever be tanned n L
"Neyer. After one has been jolt
ed around the country with dilleren
circuses for twenty years, sold a
bankrupt sale dozen times. fed o.
sbin-bones and shavings, and poke
| up with hot crowbars, he no soone
gets out of his cage than he eats te
or fifteen people and half kills q
many more. You will always see a
account of il in the papers just b'
fore the menagerie comes around
Free Press.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06
Effect of Electricity on Vegetation.


Probably every one who has enter
ed n wood or forest has noticed the
stunted or scraggy growth of the
u1dcr' rood, and the cruise of that
peculiar co ldition has always been
attributed to the fact that the shrubs
OF smaller trees were overshadowed
by the foliage of the larger ones and
deprived of the light and air neces-
saay TO their full development. NJ.
Grandeau, professor of the Ecole
Forestiere, states that his researches
on the subject led him to the con-
clusion that, although a certain effect
that was TO be attributed to that
cause, it was not sufficient TO account
for the great depreciation in the veg
citation. After long reflection he
came to the conclusion that the large
trees acted as conductors of cleo
tricity, and thus deprived the under
growth of an element necessary TO
their full development. In order TO
test his views he tried a series of ex-
periments ON various plants, but we
need only to refer to one, which, al
though, not the most striking,
will fully elucidatc the prin-
ciple he advances, the means
he employed, and the results
obtained. In April, 1877, he took
two tobacco plants, each weighing
three and half grammes and hav-
ing four leaves, They were both
planted in boxes containing mould OF
identical quality, and placed side by
side in position favorable to their
growth. But one of them had placed
over it cage, consisting of four iron
rods one metre fifty centimetres
high, joined at the top and covered
with wire gauza, which permitted
the free circulation of air, light and
water, but completely protected the
plunt from the action of atmospheric
electricity. They were left uninter-
fered with until the middle of Au-
gust, when the results obtained were
as follows: The plant in the open air
had attained height of three feet
five inches, while the other was only
two feet four inches; the former
weighed 273 grammcs and the latter
l40 grammes /; when dried their re-
spcctive weight were thirty grammes
and fifteen and half gramm.s.
Similar experiments ma lie with
maize and wheat gave precisely anal
agous results, so.that NJ. Grandeur
has come TO the conclusion that the
electricity of the atmosphere is
equally necessary to vegetation as
sunlight, air and water-GdligddRfS
| WeSSenUer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06
Tho stove Depot.

At the stove depot ofMessrs. Field
hake q Phiener, ON Austin Street.
buyers can find most complete
stock of stoves, tirware. wooden
ware, queonswarc, glassware and all
styles of house furnishing goods us
ually found in first class establish
ment of the kind.
This firm also perform In the best
and most workmanlike manner, all
kinds of plumbing, gas-fitting, roof
ing, guttering, and cornice work, the
latter a specially in which they par
ticularly excel.
While thanking their friends for
past patronage, they feel convinced
that they can secure continuance of
the same, by selling goods at exceed
ingly low figures. With gentlemanly
clerks, and polite attention to ali,
they only ask an examination of their
stock before purchasing. d&wtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06
Restaurant and Fish and Oyster
Depot.

Having reopened for the season, at
Stand No. 8, Market building, where
| will receive daily the best Calves
ton Fish and Baltimore Oysters, |
am prepared to supply all demands
for these luxuries in any quantity.
Hot coffee and meals at all hours.
spl4d1m. j. G.. CoNNoR.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06
Mr.. Chns, l.. Black,

Late Of this city, has opened al
Straw's old Mill on the Bosque, a
first class stock of staple grocer
les drugs, etc. Having been a mer-
chant for several years, Mr..
Black is well acquainted with
the trade and his experience has en-
abled him to make purchases on very
advantageous terms. As he pro-
poses selling goods rs cheap as they
can be had in Waco the citizens of
that neighberhood would do well TO
give him call before going else
where. se30d1twlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06
Are You Confined

To house or bed with rheumatism, obliged
to use cane or crutches, have you tried many
doctors and various remedies without reeeiy-
ing any benefits If so obtain DR.. Riohans'
No. Golden Balsam, II Will give you imme-
dlate relief from all pain, and do you more
good in Ave days than all the doctoring you
have ever done. Oetld&wlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06

Visit the Art Gallery of Mr.. w.
ID. jackson, on Austin street. The
walls are decked with finest speci-
mems of art. Portraits, photographs
and other kinds of pictures exeutecd
in the latest styles and unexcelled i'll
Texas may be had there. jne25dw.
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Rich, Raro and Spicy.

Politeness, neatncss and order.
The best liquors, the best leinonades,
cigars, sherry 'obblers, mint julips,
milk punches, as cold as ice or colder,
and everything else to be found at a
first class bar. G. kNoBLAUCH,
mh30dtc. Austin street
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Now Goods--New Goods Just Re-
oeived.

% Kits Extra Mess Mackerel, 20
Kits No. /, Bay Mackercl, 80 Kits
No. 2, Halifax Mackerel, 3 l-2 barrels
No. white fish, barrels No. Bay
Mackerel. Selling at astonishing
low figures at c. n. CURTIS,
Nos. es q 20, Austin Avenue.
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Desirable Property to Lease.

One first-class store house, corner
of Third and Franklin streets.
One first-class business office.
Eight desirable city lots, on South
Seventh street, to lease from five to
seven years. Apply TO
II. b. PARRoTT,
Office Ala. Gold ns. Co
ouu121tf
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From Third street to Austin Ave
nue., j. ii. Brown has added very
largely to his stock of family gro
cerics, until now it is unexcelled III
Waco. Go TO him for all kinds OF
choice staple, and fancy groceries,
plantation supplies and country pro-
duce. Prices us low rs any.
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Holidays 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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SINGING scnool books, gospel songs,
Sacred Harp, Christian Harmony,
Welcome Tidings, &C., at W. IL.
Watkins book store, corner OF Aus
tin and Fourth streets.
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A BOOK.KEgPER SAYS:

az hay. been using TUFTS Pills for dyspep-
sIa, and find them the hest remedy ever
tried Up to that time everything ate dish-
greed with me. / can now digest any KIM OF
lies as book keeper with satisfaction, and
have gained flfteen pounds OF solid nesh. Inc
value of these pills cannot be oyeresiimated.
w. Q. schnltke, Columbia, s. c.
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A nnGT0N,N OPINION /:

DR.. /. Guy Lewis, of Fulton, Ark, writes
lone year ago l was taken sick, u Friend
argued so strongly In favor of TUFTS rus mat
was induced 70 use them. Never dld medl-
cine have happier eject than In my case;
After a practice of a quarter Of q century,
proclaim them the best antl-billious medicine
ever used. / have prescribed them in my
practice ever sinCe.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06

New goods, IIominy, dried apples,
Beans and Western Cheese, just re-
ceived in store and for sale at,
G. N. Curtis,
Nos. GS & 20, Austin Avenue.
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Shawls! Shawls!

Cashmere, single and double, all
wool shawls, plain and reversible
Ottoman's new styles and large sizes;
the largest variety ever offered in
this city; matchless prices, at Lcssingr
Lyons, Solomon Il Co.
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Daily Arrivals

Daily ArrivaIs
Ofthe latest styles of ladies and
misses, fall and winter hats, very
berutiful, at
LEssINo, LYONS, SOLOMON & Co.'S
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La Mas Mejors.
Pure Havana Smoking Tobacco at
Theo. A. Reisner's.
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PULvERMACHERS
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS
PULVERMACHER GAL vANIC CO.,
Corner Eighth 6 Vine Streets,
CINCINNATI, o.

pY' mold bogus appliances claiming cleo
trio qualities. Our Pamphlet explains how
to distinguish The genuine from the spurious.
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Old Type.

Old Type.
Several hundred pounds for sale
cheap; good for babbot metal.
e5d&wtf. EXAMINER OFFICE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06

We are authorized to announce Mn. JOE
LEHMAN as candidate for County Treas
urcr, subject to the vote OF the people.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06

Weare authorized to announce II. II. HAYES
MS candidate for the Office of Constable oi
Precinct No. |, Mcl.ennan county, subject u
the suffrage of tile people ON election day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06

We are authorized TO announce Robert II.
Parrot as a candidate for Alderman, In the
Fourth Ward.
We are authorized to announce Mn. JOHN
NJ RiNEIRE as Democratic candidate for
Alderman of the Fourth Ward.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

session begins on the First of October, and
continues nine months The institution y o.. Of
ganized on the elective system, giving the
student free choice Of studios, with null eour-
ses In the Schools of the Academic Depart
ment and In the schools OF Law, M-llcinc,
Engineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
apply TO the Secretary OF the Faculty, T. u.
University Of Virginia,
JAMES y. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
wSdeodGw Chairman of the Faculty.
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FREE,

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weakness, Lost Manhood, and all dlsor' ~
brought ON by indlscretion or excess, Dh
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THOUSANDS SUFFER-

from these various diseased conditions,
who, nom neglect or the want Of knowl-
edge of the proper means OF cure, often pro-
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neglect subject so productive OF health
and happiness, when there Is ut hand "A
means OF restoration?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-05
8eGf56IGno.

- Gin grauenbafter Utoro ueriebt gegen
wdrtig Die Beu1lfer11ng bon 9 0 d nm in
2tuire9ung, s50r eintgen 3ageu idno man
ben BORT ipobh6aftelt 6abrtfmetiter Sob.
8tttid tobt in ieitem Bette Dor. Gr bate
am Salle cine tiefe Shnittmunoe, uno in Der
0ted)teu, Die inter OemRiifen lag, eiu groSe8
Meiier Suoefieu iprad)eu ale llmtanbe &C.
gen Die 9lnnabme, oaB bier ELL SelbImoro
ocrldge, obmobl bic 5rdu, Die NIT ibreul
&oItqGnger Elm SerbdItniB uuterbtelt, letr
etiri9 flir biee Seru1utbung ipraf, SeBt bat
Der augeblide Selbitntorb (ib ais ein ifeuB,
l4er OiorO beraHsgeite1t. Der @rmoroete
lit I'M Sd;lafe bon Dem 3ubalter oey SSrat
iibcriaueu wOrben. Nlit elnem ld,urf Qe.
ifliffenengroOmefer tpurbe ibm Der 5als bis
aut Die SSirbeli6ule bnrA9elAnitten, 10 oaB
Der Soo augenblidlid eingetreten Iein muB.
9as untreue, teuiiide 0elb lcG bei'm Wei-
leri9leifcn mebrmol4 5ugeieBen baben, OBJ ibr
SpTer nod idiaie, NIB ben Soitgdn9er, ais
fr bcl'm Anbltfe oe8 rubig SalaisllOen 8u-
ritdidauOerte, angetrieben uuO in bic Stlibe
gel1oben ba6er. Durd 2iIt murne Der Ot6r>
Der su einem uoQfQnbtgen @efdnbniiie get
bradlt; rie 9ufaugs 3I ibreH StnperH eHts
laisene 6rau mar oapon gelaHieH, tit absr BE-
reits .uieber perhaftet ulib lou ebenfolls be-
fqnHt babeu, Wis Elm OtOroperiud) nit Silt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-05

: -Osr 6 Il itenperm eiiung 3 nj.
pier y fe," ioelher au 19. Sanuar bel
gabiaz azSonoa, Snba, franOets, 1T wleoer flott
gsrlad)t noroeH uHo fam seiteru III aep= =@el,
Sla., an.
Der 0ampfer ug eiiieSanlo +" fubr
am lebten Sonntags. Wiorgen in Der unteren
Atlhatalapa- Sai an Der Siifte BON Qouii l.
aHa anf etnen geIunfeuen Saumftamm nno
1arf. DIE Yliia9iere uno Rannidaft pur<
pen 9erettet; aileln 8oot neblt Sarge 1T total
perlpren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-05
2srbettes=Sen nsonftratiou in st.
SpttiS.

ct. &ouiS, 4. 6ebruar. - Gtne 3ablre th
beiudte Irbeiter 0taiienperlamntlung fano
geitern nnter ben QuipiSien Der yanlgbt5 Of
ct. @riipin" bier itatt. Die 6ebner briidten
grobe @ntriiitung iiber baS 8erfabren Der
SAu9fa fabrifanten in 2pun, Wfail., ge9en tbre
Nrbeiter aus, unb mebrere Helolutioneu murz
ben angenomnlen, meid)e erfldren, baB leber
9erlud] Observation-Disclosures, ibreH Irbeiteru
baS 6ed)t ab5uIpre6ell, trgenb etnem bon III
nen organtIirtenSereine an3ugebDrell, in otref=
tenn gStberlprud,e nit Der anerifantj1enllnabz
bangisfeitserfldrung ftebt.
@ernttihte telcgrapbiId)e SepeIdjett.
- 8 nj. 81 Sribe in 0apies @ountp,
Sllo., ltarb Dor etnigen Sageu in Sol9e bes
@enuiics elmer 9lfti9en 9 Sdlierltn9wur= dl
sel, uelde er af, Obne fie 81 fenlen.
= Die p5etonuiiler YaiSilger Railwap-
@ompasnie" in P btlab bia l,eB ge~
fern cine 9tote i'm Setrage bon $4,000 per-
fallen, uno es iou cine 9tpplifation UNI erne1t-
nung eilles 0t a ~@urators eiuges
reidt weroen. DE @siammti9ulO Der Gonl-
pagnie betrd3t $461,l27.
- Sn 8eSug auf ben am 23. Sanuar in
@amoen, gEzS., an Sobu 90. Arnltroug
psriibten OtorO gabeu bic Gei9moreuen 9es
.itern ben gSabrlpru6 ab, baB Der 8eritorbene
0urq) luDetaf1Ie erht0rDet Duroe.
- Batrid Sullipan error in Der porlebten
gaadt in Der Rdbe bon g ttSptlle, Ba.,
wdbreno er iid) aui Dem Wese BON Sefi9er-
btqe na1 ietner 2Sobnuns BET @orbon's Ylane
befanb.
- Die Direftoren Der yMutnal. Sniurence>
Comp" BON ct. Sobn, NIB, bei4loiisn
getern, ib1e @eiddfte etnsuiteGen. Die Sc.
ielifaft biiBte $4,000 burh Die 6suersbrunf
in ct. Sobn Elm unb eriitt lettbin perid)iebent
| ionitige 8erlufie.
-Sn aouispills, , &p., itarb 9eiterr
9r.H 9. ganbelI, welder ats 2(r5t, &e.
oatteur uno S6riftfeller i'm ganssn 2anSe be;
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