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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-23

NAILs-without quotaole change; IOd to cod
at 81 65.
NAVAL sTOKEs-we quote:
Rosin, ex pals IS 5OG5 90 Kosin, No 3-s2 5062 70
ROein pale, Dbl OOs4 80 Tar, per bbl- 50055 50
Rosiu, Mol. 3 POS 10 Navy pitch 75eg4 W
Resin, No2..... COOS 25
OILS-The demand is fairly active.
Linseed: Gle per gal: boiled &C per gal.
Carbon, ITO IRE test, 1871 ol4<c. Lard oil: eX-
ira winter 73G75c; No l 62GGjc; No 5S@60c;
Straits 6O@5lc; Banks 55e0Oc; Labrador 7V@
75c. Castor 81 25Qsl 80. Neatsfoot S5c@Sl. Tur-
peDtine 4O142c per gel per bbi.
OPIUM-We quote at So % per ID.
QUININEr-Steady at So 10.
PEANUTS-Steady.
Virginia raw, s@lOc; Tennessee, red, 596c;
Tennessee, white, 617951zc; roasted sc higher.
SH0r-The demand Is light and prices low
er. Assorted Ecs. per bag, 81 l5@2 20; buck.
sALT~we quote at 81 2Oal % in car load
lots for lake per Dbl: Ohio river at 81 SOper Dbl,
and lee additional in store.
TIN PLATE AND METALS-I 10xl4 tin
81 % X l0xl4 - So, q l4x20, roodng, 81 90;
g 20x2S, roofing, 81 5. block TN, in pigs, &c;
I'm bar 2ic: sheet iron, n 10, 8 80 "a C, % p;
galvanized iron ~ per cent. discount; 1ndi-
Nnrthrop'S patent sheet iron roofing 81 % ger
square Crowds double capped corrugated iron
roofing s. per square.
ia LOW-Quiet and lower: prime at 61zc-
WO0L-We quote tub washed anu picked at
3563Sc: unwashed medium and common grade
II In goo1 order. 26d3c: unwashed fine 23@21c:
fie ce washed II light, well washed and In good
order, 3593Sc; bury and unme rchantable 59
loo less.
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Indianapolis Dry Goods Msrset.

Indianapolis Dry Goods Market.
Trade is reported quite brisk at unchanged
quotations.
BA1TING-ordinsry lo@l2hs; middling I5c;
best tissue Ice.
BaowN DRILL1NG-Nashville s1zc; Peppcrel
&c: STARK &c
TIcKISG-Omego 80 inch is,zc; Conestoga q
Medal Toe; Medal l61zci extra l6c; extra a
1870: plaid lSc.
SHiRTISG -rRIPEs-American SO loo: 81 &c (;
White den chevi0ts 3 &c; "A lie; AAA
l2kc; Xxx l21zc; Otis cheviots i21zc; Everett do
ll%c: homtspun 0Zc.
PAPER acknowledgements olors SIC; high
oolors lc higher
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fact better than 1t has been any day this sea-
son. This morning shippers began buyf e at
S. S093 50 for assorted light, but they soon got
their orders fiIled, and the packers were want
ing 10 buy at So 7Oa3 So The sellers were slow
to accept the prices, but finally they began
letting loose and things were lively the balsnc
of the day. Al the close there We're some hogs
left unsold.
We quote the market active at 50 coos 20 for
common, and SO 75@3 80 for good packing;
stays and roughs 81 1908.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND THE MARKETS.

OFFICE OF rHK INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,
TUESDAY EVENING, ian. p, 1878.
There was great quietude in local financial
circles to-dsy. The usual banking business
was transacted, and matters moved along In
the same smooth way that is always noted in
this city. Rates of interest remain the same
As for some time past.
Only q moderate demand is noted for eastern
exchange, and Transactions across the counter
are being made at LILO premium.
rNDrASAPOI.rs CLEARING HOUSE.
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AGENTS WANTED.

First-ciass agents, Lady or Gentleman, to
canvass and sell reliable, goods. Can make
year round. Address EXCELSIOR, Allegheny
CITY. Pa.
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LATER.
SANElRD,S RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests the corroding discharges
lnCatarrh bur- by sympathetic action. restores to
sound health all the organs OF the head that have
become affected by it, and exhibit any OF the follow
ing a1ections:-
Defective Eyesight, Inf1amed and Maftery
Eyes. Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss of
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
ache, Pains in the Temples, Loss of the
Senses of Taste and Smell, Elongation of
the Uvula, Inflammation Of the Tonsils,
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis, and Blecding of the
Lungs.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
1nhalDg Tube, with full and carefully prepared di-
rectionsfor use in all cases Price ST. For sale By
all wholesale and retail druggists and dealers
throughout the United States and CanaGas. WEEKS
& POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
gists. Boston, Mass.
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indianapolis Live stock Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. u.
Reported by G. A. Ferguson & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers I'm Cattle, Hogs
and Sbeep.]
CATTLE-rhere were 800 cattle offered at the
Exchange stock yards to day, of common to
medium quality. The weather was warm and
rainy, and the butchers wanted but few a Il
shippers bought very lew. At the close there
were some left unsold.
The butchers claim that they are selling but
little beef and are not using by nearly one-half
so much as they usually sell at this season OF
the year.
We quote the market very dull at Wednes-
days quotations.:
Prime nelfers anu sreers-...........-..S3 50d4 90
Good helfers and cows .....-...........-3 2593 70
Medium cows and heifers.... .... 1898 10
Common cows and heifers. .......-...... 00g2 %
buAh q Soct1 20
Cows and O03s5 o.
SHEEP-Tne demand for sheep ~ good. All
Offering selling readily at 50 5063 70 for fair TO
medium and S49f 50 for good to prime.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-23

PRINTs-American &c; Washington. Merri-
mac, Oriental, Conestoga, &c; Richmond &c /;
Harmony SIC; Allen &c; freeman &c; Stand
ard shirting prints SIC: Albion solid colors
Spragues &c.
CARPET GHAIN-white dc; colored 26c; COW
eIl waip pc.
Brown TIC; Nashville
TIC; Middleville 71Sc; Idaho SC; New Albany
&c; Stark A &c; Park "A SIC; Granite b 51zc;
Bedford r SIC; Pepp n SIC: Pepp o &c; Pepp
X nc; Pepp f SIC; Charter Oak Sc; Lancaster
standard SC.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS-Lonsdale &c: Hope
TIC; b ackstone SC; MsscC men 91zc; Hill, 7-S,
&c; "A Sc; DWIGHT Star Toe; Waugh Xxx Sc; Rep
Dog &c; Quaker &c; Cambrics, Lonsdale, l5c:
Wamsutta iII<c; New YORK Mills lie, IT.
GRAIN BAGS-Amoskeag A 2Oc; Lewistown
A PIC; Stark Csc; Union 2215c; Banner DC;
Montaup 22Zc: American 2lc; Harmony l9c.
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quiet at 81 s063 IS; butchers dull steers So 70
GS s.; cows 81 SOS; bulls s2@s.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head. Market dull:
sales at s. 621z95 Is.
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 22-Flour-Mo active. but
not quotably higher: Howard street and west
Im in,9p 81 % 1894 20; do extra 81 5og5 %;
wheat.western duh and easier; PennsyI.
spot, 81 ss14al SsI<: February 81 ssksi3i -'"'
Corn-Western fairly active and easier;
western mixed, spol, 55c; February 55xc;
March 55G56xc; western steamer soc.
Oats-More active and firm; western white
SeSS7c; do mixed 34@3Sc; Pennsylvania $3.50
Rye-Quiet and steady; 6i@66c.
hay, HtayeeSsteady; Maryland and Pennsylvania
Pork Sl2 5OGl2 IS. Bulkmeats: loose nominal;
shoulders 414@4ssc; clear rib sizes &c; packed
@6Ec Bacon: should r. &c; clear rib sides "a
re. Hams l1@i2c. Lard: refined SIC.
Butter-Ftne grades scarce and q m; others
dull and nominal; choice western roll ls92oc;
MISUNDERSTANDING frmer; refined I2c.
,o S9 ,ts and weak; Rio cargoes l5@lS1c;
whisky Nom inal at 81 or.
Recelpts-Flour 2,S0l bbls; wheat 80 800 bu;
corp E $500 bu; oats 1900 90 bu; rye 400 bu;
Shlpments-Wheat 290U0 bu; corn Is 900 bu.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22-F1our-Dull and
unchanged: superf1ne So extra IS; PennsyI-
vania family S6@6 so: Minnesota do s5G6;
patent and high grades s69s; rye flour SO $50
Wheat..Dull; amber 81 s9@l IL red 81 s2Sl 81;
Corn-Yellow SIC; mixed 54s4a55c; January
545sa55c; February 555Sa555sc; March 561<c;
steamer SIC; rejected 4Sel5Oc.
oats-Dull and heavy; white western S79Ssc:
Rye-6S@73c.
Provlsions-Quiet and unchanged; mess
mess s2s@2i. Bams s,iaiic; picked DO 75 laS
green do 697c; smoked shoulders 55l@6c
shoulders she, in salt 1890. Lard: loose BUTCH
Butter-steady; creamery sosssc; western re-
Egg-Western lsals1zc.
Cheese-Western l21zGI3c.
Pstroleum-DuIl; refined l2c; crude 91zc.
Recelpts-Flour 1000 bbls; wheat l39 900 blu:
corn lS,00u bu; oats none.
Wool-Quiet and unchanged; supply light
Buffalo Cattle Market.
BUFFALo, Jan. observation-disclosures SOC head;
total for the week 6,223 head. Quotations are
down: butchers and medium grades shippers
Sf94 90; choices steers 81 75a5 -; stockers s3@
80; feeders 50 S5@i; cows and heife sSgS 30;
bulls 81 2l93 50. Thirty cars shipped east to
first hands for want of buyers.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 700 head; total
for the week 1890 head. Market duh and de-
mand light; fair to good western sheep s49450;
selected wethers 81 90; western lambs SS@5 20.
Thirty cars unsold. Holders are anxious TO
realize.
East Liberty Live Stock Market.
EAST jan. ZZ.-Catle-tleCelpL
to-day 742 head, all for sale here; prime SOS %;
cord 81 50d5; common So 1922.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 2,9l5 head; Workers
81 1904 20: Phbadelphias 81 l5@4 p.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 2, 500 head; selling at
g 2595. Market slow.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Business still moderate
with commission houses and jobbing trade
improves slowly. Brown and colored cottons
steady but bleached shirtings unsettled.
Light prints moving slowly. Worsted dress
goods opened by leading agents. Mems wear
XOOlanS In nnOdprnfn Z nnpSf
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Price, 30 Cents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS voITAIc PLAs-
TER lest you get some worthless imitation Sold by
all Wholesaic and Retail Druggists throughoul the
United States and canadas, and by WEEKS q FoT-
TER, Propretors, Boston. Mass.
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Indianapolis Hog Market.
UNION Stock YAl

UNION STOCK YARrs. Jan. p.
Reported by c. A. Ferguson & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers In Cattle, Hogs
and Sheep.l
There were 800 hogs at the Union stock
yards to-day. The quality was very good, In
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-23

Cause, Treatment and Durability. Short
treaties sent free to any address, DIR. SMITH,
No. l45 East Fifteenth st New York.
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cad. Market quiet and easy: few good sud /;
few choice come in last night, but were not
sold; &c is expected for them; sales of fair to
good steers at IS 85a3 80: stockers and feeders
quiet at 81 s0d3 IS; butchers duh; steers So 20
@3 s.; COWS 81 S593; bulls S2d3
Sheep-Receipts 200 head. Market dull:
sales at s. 621Sd5 Is
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Buffalo Cattle Market.
East L.iberty Live Stock Market.

. EAST LIBERTY. Jan. 22.-Cattle-Recelpt
to-day 742 head, all for sale here; prime sos %
good 81 50d5; common So 75s94 p.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 29l5 head; Yorker
81 1904 20: Phbadelphias 81 l5d4 %.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 500 head; selling a
% 2595. Market slow.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Business still moderate
with commission houses and jobbing trade
improves slowly. Brown and colored cottons
steady but bleached shirtings unsettled.
Light prints moving slowly. Worsted dress
goods opened by leading agents. Mems wear
woolens in moderate Il quest.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Flour-Receipts II, OOt
bbls; moro doing; export moderate; No 2 y sc
as 20; superfine state ana western 81 4094 IS
common TO good extra 81 S595 25; good to
fancy So SO@S %; extra Ohio S5@7 so; st. Louis
S59S %: patent 81 2OGS IS.
Rye hour-Dun at So 5094 %.
Cornmeal-S2 81.
Wheat-Quiet and Steady; limited demand
receipts l0U,OUO bu rejected spring 81 o.; No
Milwaukee 81 %: No l 81 81; NO 3 red winter
81 1919; No do March 81 SS@I 361z: No 2 north
western, January, 81 29Gl 81.
Rye-Westein O072c.
Barley-Quiet and unchanged; 2 rowed state
Csc.
Malt-Dull and unchanged.
Corn-Unsettled; eceipis 5000 bu: damaged
western mixed 35@4Oc; steamer mixed 561Sa
SIG; yellow western Sc; No January, 619
Oats-Unchanged receipts $1,000 blu: mixed
western and state S3937c; white do 3594lc.
Hay-Steady and unchanged; shipping 60
@65c.
Hops-Firm and unchanged; western 5GI2c.
Conee-Quiet and unchanged; Rio cargoes Is
elsie GOLD; jobbiug 159l91Sc gold.
prime 75sc; refined quiet and unchanged.
Molasses-Nominally unchanged; New Or
leans steady at 21G4Sc.
Rice-Quiet but steady.
Petroeum-Crude 71SG71zc; refined l2l<a
l24c; united 46A@521Zc.
Tallow-75sd7Ic.
Strained Rosin-Unchanged 81 65@l 20.
Spirits Observation-Disclosures.
EggS-Western l06l5c.
Provisions--Mess pork sll sOal2 Is. Beef
quiet but firm. Western dressed hogs &c.
Long clear middles 69sc. Lard: prime steam
81 621z@7 671z.
Butter-Firm and unchanged; common 10
@20c.
.Cheese-Unchapged common to prime "a
whisky-sl o..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-24

The Dehison NepS is dabbling in
theology. 1t quotes and comments
as follows:
The next fact is that Genesis Xix.
10 is mistranslated and misinterpret-
ed II means this:
"No tribe shall depart from Judah
And the commander not from between his
Until he shall have come to shiloh, tthe capt.
And the nations lof Canaan shall have sub
mitted TO him. "
II contains no prophecy. II is
simply command of the dying pa.
triarch to his sons that Judah should
have the lead In their returning to
Canaan to take possession of that
land.-Americdn Isrdelite.
1t is a common practice with Chris
tian clergymen to assert that the
coming of Shiloh is prophecy ofthe
coming of Christ. Perhaps some OF
our Denison Divines can correct
Rabbi Wise's correction. Our col
umns are open to them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-24
Didn't Need any Sympathy.

A loose-jointed man, clad in an ILL
fitting linen suit, carrying two fans
and n sun-umbrella, was rambling
slowly along, with wet back and
streaming face, when he came upon
a hardy son of the old sod, with a
barred breast and sleeves rolled up to
the shoulders, filling a hod with
bricks and whistling 'Iannagan's
Ball." as though he was training for
a match.
''It's'warm this morning." he said,
pausing TO watch the man of toll
grabbing up the bricks.
"An' did yes take the trouble to
come all this ways TO tell me that
Pve known for the twohours back?''
said.Pat. 'It's.not war-r-m-but hot as
the divil's own broth, that same, and
whin | made a tharomimeter to lit me
know whin to put aft me coat, per-
haps I'll be sinding for yes, If we'd
jhist lave yer kard in the lid Of the
dinner bucket, under the wall be-
yant."
"But, my dear sir-ain't you afraid
you'll get all blistered and sun-burnt!
See how the sun is pouring down on
your bare flesh"
"A-h-h the finder heart of YES |!
Fax an II is miltin' am, don't We
see? but don't suppose ye'd be want
in to give up the UMBRELLA an wan
o. thin fans to a suflerin' mon, an
maybe ye wouldn't spare the nice
white coat of we TO kape of the burn
in yer spakin' av, But wouldn't L
be the dandy though, an how the
b'ys would be touchin' their hats as
| wint up the ladder wild all that
style about me. war-r-m,
is it? Kape walkin' till We find the
mon that contradicts We, an sorry
the job yen have of it," and Pat
grabbed his hod and set Off up the
ladder, as q yell from the masons
stuck his ear.
The loOse-jointed man continued
his walk with n painful suspicion
that his sympathy had been wasted.
Gin. Break. tdst-TdJle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-24
Yellow Fever Treatment.

The following plan has been adopt
ed by the writer in several epidcmics,
with the best results:
/. The floors, woodwork, and all
the furniture in the room, to be
scrubbed with solution of carbolic
acid in water.
2. The walls TO be washed with the
ordinary lime wash, to which sufil-
cient quantity of carbolic acid has
been added.
8. The house to be closed and
sealed as tightly as possible, and ev-
cry room subjected to the fumes of
sulphurous acid gas, easily prepared
by burning roll birthstone in a pan
or other vesseD, for four hours,
after which the house should be
opened, and ventilated for twenty
four hours.
4. The privies, vaults, etc, in the
vicinity TO be disinfected with cop
peras, in proportion of one pound to
a pail full Of water, to which cup
full of crude carbolic acid should be
added.
s. The clothing of all attendants on
the sick person should be boiled be-
fore again being used; articles which
cannot be subjected TO this process
should be destroyed.
8. Should the disease gain foot
hold in any given locality measures
should be taken by the proper author
tiles to compel the depopulation of
the adjoining houses and to establish
q rigid quarantine against the III
fected ones. This plan has been pur-
sued with the most perfect success in
New York city in other infectious
disorders.
z. During the progress of an cpl
demic public funerals should be for
hidden. In the face of danger to an
entire community, private sentiment
must yield.
8. Physical depression, (what is
popular denominated the ''yellow
fever scare,") is an important factor
not only in the spread of the disease
but in the percentage of mortality.
Any sudden change in the habits or
mode of life Is inadvisable. People
should remember that in the most
malignant epidemics the mortality is
rarely over twenty-five per cent. !;
there are, in other words, three
chances for recovery to one for death
even ii the disease be acquired.
8. In all epidemics, whatever tends
to lower the vital capacity to resist
disease affords food to the pestilence.
Drunkenness, late hours, the excite
ment of gambling, debauchery ofany
kind, favors its spread and increases
the mortility. Those who indulge
in these vices are commonly the first
victims. In no disease is a sound
mind in sound body more impor-
tant. ..tN.
10. Finally; II has been found in
other localities more than useless to
trust to the voluntary efforts of citi-
1ens, however intelligent and well
disposed. The community must aet
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-24

Dice throwers will be interested in
the following ingenious calculations
of probabilities: "There are 3S
chances upon two dice. tits an even
chance that you throw 8. 1t is So to
1 against throwing any particular
doublets. II is II to against throw
ing any two desired. numbers. 1t is
A to against throwing single num-
Der with either of the dice, so as to
hit blot or enter. Against hitting
with the amount of two dice the
chances against Z, s and 9, are to /;
against 10, is IL to 1; against IL, IL
to l, and against skies, is 35 to l."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-24
WHERE THE DANGER LIES.

If the Grccnbackcrs were all 10
turn Democrats they could secure the
adoption of Democratic views only.
A Grcenback Representative in Con-
grcss viii vote with the Democrats
as far as they go and can do no harm
further. So far as financial reforms
go Greenbackcr In Congress will
be just as good asa Democrat.
Let us see. If the law repeating
the resumption act is brought up,
the Greenback representative will
vote for it and work for 1t. The
Greenback representative will vote
for the substitution of Treasury notes
for National bank notes. The Green
back representative will vote for a
law issuing legal tenders enough TO
carry ON the business of the country.
The Greenback representative win
vote for the free coinage Of silver,
lie win vote fol recall of bonds. He
viii vote for moderate interest rate.
lie will vote for every measure laid
down in Western Democratic plat
forms. Why? Because he must do
this TO get at his own ends. So far
he can and will go, and no further,
and thus will be perfect Democrat.
So far, then, as the Congress is con-
cerned and its financial policy, the
election of Greenbackers will do no
harm.
The Greenback party is dangerous
only in its possible effects in the Pres
idential election. And Il is danger
Gus in this respect. If that party
persists in its purposes and puts
forth full ticket in 1880 it win damn
the country with another Republican
President, In this light we have
pleaded with Texas Democrats to
stick to their party. The whole mat
ter is In the hands of those Demo-
Gratis who desert their party Tor the
new one. Without Democratic ac-
cessions the new party can have no
vitality. The truth Is the whole fate
of the country is in the hands of wa
vering Democrats. They will elect
the next President, if they stick to
the party, a Democratic President
will be elected, If they default in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-24
Condensed News.
No yellow foyer In Alnbnmn.

NO CHOW lever III AlaDhlllu.
Austria denounccs the Turkish
policy.
Hon. Bale Pcyton died at Gala
tin, Tenn.
The Russian cmbarkation begins
Monday.
Muscatine, Ia, flooded by u heavy
storm.
The presence of cholera in Morocco
denied.
Grave charges against the Toledo
postmaster.
Count Schouvalofi7s brother, Paul,
assassinated.
Savannah, Ga, untainted by the
yellow scourge.
Nashville will not quarantine
against Southern cities.
Poisoned pork lays up lot of
threshers at Urbana, o. h
Henry Strauss, of Terre Haute,
suicides in his own well.
Baltimore police contribute 1918
to Memphis and Grenada.
symptoms of yellow fever devel-
oping at Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Porte's attitude towards
Greece arousing the ire of Europe.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-24

Respecting the report of the yell
low fever in st. Louis, recently made
by Mr.. p. j. Willis, of Galveston,
some of our exchanges, in their hasty
structures, we suggest, may do that
gentleman an injustice. 1t is not, by
any means, certain that he had not
good authority for the statement.
Indeed 1t is very certain that, at
about the time indicated by Mr.. Will
lis, some of the ST. Louis merchants
themselves believed the yellow fever
then to be there--"among.thefore
population'--and so stated and
they, of all others, might be fairly
accepted as good authority. In the
imputation Of an improper motive,
consequently, papers may, them
selves, commit the same gross iInpro-
priety which they flippantly ascribe
Mr..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-24

The ri,licule Which the press is
hcaping upon the Greenbackers may
prevent some from joining their
ranks, biitit win turn those Demo
Gratis who have Joined, into the bit
terest enemies of the Democratic
party and forever preclude their re-
pentance. Reason is always better
than ridiculc, brethren. Al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-24

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