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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-07
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.
From Bolton.

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Especial TO the Waco Examlner.l
BELroS, November 6.-ig y. m.
Bell gives Alexander (estimetel fifteen hun
dred majority. i sfIs5,M
BELToS, November Go p. m.
Alexander leads, on actuai count, i2lo, with
six strong boxes to hear FROM 81 pa o. X, 4
n BELTos. TEX. q, Nov. 7.---i 30 q. IN,
The majority for the Democratic State tick
ct is estimated at 25ls. r. ..it r.l ID
The boxes heard from give Alexander 12l0
There are six boxes, including
Bolton. salado and other large boxes, which
will give Alexander good maJorities. He Is
leading at this box two 10 one. The count
will be flushed at IL O'Clock tonight.
j. $. scALss.
[pnIyATE- spEciAL.l
BELroS November 6-5 p. nj.
Judge Aiexander's majority as far as ascer-
tanned, is six hundred. 1t will reach fifteen
hundred. i ". ~. ,l-
HowARD, Bell Co., November O.
Judge Alexander received here one hum
drel and ninety -one votes; Judge Maxey,
seventeen.
Especial to the Examiner.l
Bolton, November O. p. IN.
Judge Alexander's majority eleven hundred
and all the returns not yet In. II is thought
the Bolton box VIII give him two to Judge
Maxcy's one.
Marlin. a0l.
Especial to the Examiner.
MARLIN, Nov. G-4p. m.
1t is impossible yet to stale the exact vote
Think Maxcy's majority will be three hun.
dred and nfty. '''H G.
Especial TO the Examiner.l
MARLIN, November ell p. m.
Impossible to give accurate figures. All
boxes heard from except one. The full Green
back ticket is elected by considerable ma
jority. MaNcy's majority for district Judge II
is thought will not exceed three hundred,
Fl I'D .NHH. r.nnH s. Us
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Unimpr0ved.

One lot on North Fifth street.
% acres of we'll improved land. with dwell
Ing and out houses, well, etc. in East Waco.
Any number OF town lots In South Waco.
One town lot In East Waco.
lsT. Twenty most desirable building lots,
Bagby addition, South Waco. Very low for
cash or on easy terms
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Look. Look
To your interest. just go r. l..
Hoffman If you want 10 buy cheap
groceries. lie is selling at the low
est figures. Always on hand fresh
butter and eggs and chickens. 1t
will stand You in hand to call and
price his groceries. No. "A Austin
Street. f,,e DIT @
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For Sale or Exchange,

One of the richest small farms in
the county; will exchange for house
of four or five rooms in Waco. Call
Immediately on me at 6S Austin
street.
o9dtf II. L. BURNHAM.
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Steamer Aground.

Nav YoHK. November THE steamship
City of Savannah, which arrived from saSan-
nah yesterday morning, grounded ON sand
bar on New Jersey coast and remained In that
condition up to late hour last night. III,
passengers were all landed. She will sustain
no material damage.
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higgins Brothers.

higgins Brothers.
Everybody ought to know what
an immense stock and how cheap
higgins Brothers are selling hard
ware. Call and examine their table
and pocket cutlery, at new store on
Austin street. aug28tc
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NORFOLK, VA, November GA row be-
tween blacks and whites occurred at Kemp
VILE, in Princess Ann county. about shutdown
yesterday. Pistols were used, and Col. VIM.
n Griggs was shot In the Nsigh. One negrC
Nyas hurt I @ -
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In the second district Charles O'Neil Is re-
elected over Gibson by q majority OF 500.
| Third, Randall, Dem. over sheider, Rep.
1850. Fourth, Kelly, Rep, mud Nat, over
Deans, Dem. Gi9. fifth, Hosmer, Rep. /, over
Dailam, Dem, 509i.
Later returns from the Interior OF the State
show iarge Republican gains, indicating
Hoy's majority will reach $1,000. Republi-
cans also claim they have gained two Con-
gressmen and Increased majority In the Legis-
lsture. Atr afiHat
| lAt Nevada. s
SAN FsANcfsoo, November G.--Returns
from the Nevada election are meagre. The
ticket Is 50 much scratched that It is difficult
10 form an opinion as to the rcstrit. hut seems
state ticket. while the Democrats likely have
| majority In the Legislature and Congress-
men.
fft Miohioan.
nryeo,,, M, rirs, d,s,r,e, N.vsh,r-
ry, Rep, undoubtedly elected Complete re-
turns not In. Second district, 40 towns give
Walls, Rep. e,'3si Card. Dem, 4,g22i Thorn
| as, Nat, $3.50, Third, McGowan, Rep, bSli !;
Upton, DENT, e3iii Dawson, Nat. oif.
4 Dourth, 40 towns. burrows, Rep, 5s5oi Ed
red, Dem, 3oosi Sherwood. Nat, so. firh,
20 towns, Stone, Rep, 5sl3i iioyt. Dem, 1865;
Comstock, Nat, 1905. Sixth, Brewer, Rep,
800; mcCurdy, Dem 7ais, Mead, Nat 1858.
Seventh, Conger' Rep, 500, Mitchell Dem,
tooo; Mallory, Nat, $3.50. Eighth, 90 towns,
s.a' nsp ,,a so" ino" ,p,, ps.n' ao.o'
49, n,,,, ,s,o. D., Ne, ,aas
=, ia oanna,,a, ,,a, pa'n,,,,oans No., ,.r, :,
~|ffN.'"NN'
c,os. ..d ,,,,,rns n, ,,,.s.n, i,cnn,,Ia,,, -
mr. ,,,,,a,,, 10, A., III, ,t.,o,
| Il. na,,-,I,
nl
| returns are SLOW Du' from present lhuica-
lions the hepuphoans nave undouDtediy elect
eu 'he entire congressional ueiegatioh nom
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Tobacco

In oaddies twist and dat, SOC per pound.
Bacon fresh smoked, 81 5per hundred.
Coffee choice green, aoc per pound.
Coffee fresh parched and ground. sc per ID.
Sugar light brown, loo per pound.
OH, gallon can, zoe per can, at
Humphreys 4 EATON,
oetoodtc Austin Avenue,
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lowing totals On State treasurer; Smith.
Rep, 81, iss; Cromkeyte, Dem, -, 5c2; Bates,
Green'k, li,757.
South Carolina. ,'<.s'
CHARLESTON, November G.-Returns COM
ing in from all parts show a Democratic ma
jority. o'Connor, Dem /. is certainly elected
to Congress in the ID district.
Charleston city gives o'Connor over COO
majority
p The election of Feilman, Dem. over Smallo
In the 9Th district is confirmed The only
doubtful district is the first, from which re-
turns come In slowly indicating SO far the
election of Richardson, Dem, by small
majority.
Georgia.. tf u
SAVANNAH, November 6.--Nicholls' esti-i
mated majority In the LIST district is $500.
A special TO e-Aforning News from Jack
sonyiile, Fia,, says Duyai county gives Bisbee
800 majority.
Democratic gains are reported from Alacha-
ma and Madison counties. which were former
ly Republican. Hull is certainly elected in
this district and Davidson ln the first,
Returns come In slowiy aud are partial. The
Legislature is democratic In both branches.
ATLANTA. November 8.--Nothing new at
this hour d2:b0 .. MI TO change results sent
last night In the 9Th, 9Th, eth aud tb.distrcts,
New York.
NEw YonK, November 6.-Thc Brooklyn
Eagle, democratic, says the election In that
city yesterday lisa decided Republican victory.
Missouri. 1
ST. Louis, NoSember AN almost COM
plete count OF tile vote Cd the city ticket shows
| the Democrats elect s, nominees by plnralities
frDmJo tyJ1b0. Ilie Republicans elect sby
piuraltiss frpnl la to esoO. - ( itltBiiI
| The Democratic State ticket received on av-
erage plurality Of s70O In the I'd congressional
distric Wells, Dem, has a plurality oyei
Cole, Rep, about 100; 81 district, Frost
Dem. a plurality over Metealf, Rep, about
1900.
| l Pennsylvania. sos .il.I $50
PmLADELPnIA, November 1.-The total voti
OF the city on the State ticket is as follows
HDyt, Rep. 90 $40; Dill, Dem, IS ,ssi; Meson
Nat. 3l5s, Lane, Prob, liG. p
Henry II. bingham, Rep, elected to Con
gress In LIST district By $500 majority over Nc
Candless, Dem. fd.IaD ffi -Iff.
The State Legislature will be Republican b,
majority Of nearly or quite as large as tina
In theiast LEGISLATURE A.t-sf
In the congressional districts. throughout tn
state probabilities are that delegations will
stand as now II Republicans, 10 Democrats.
Singer, Dem, Is probably beaten In III
18th district, but The Democrats appear
have gained Canerath In the 18th.
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City Pr0perty-Impr0ved.


2sp. A desirable brick dwelling, two
rooms, basement two rooms, double hall and
Double porch, closets and pantry good wtll
orchard, handsome front with shrubery aud
flower garden, corner of 9Th and Columbus
One box dwelling, two rooms, on South
Fourth street; two lots. good well and other
wise well improved.
Frame building, o rooms, closets, well and
ciitern, kitchen, servants roum, stables, etc.
ON sixth street, between Washington and
Columbus streets, In wacoi lot Is feet front
Dwelling, . rooms; a well, with 50 feet
front. ON Washington street, near Eleventh
BOX dwelling, rooms with out houses, lot
49, feet fronting on North Fifth street, running
brck 300 feet.
Two story frame dwelling, with rooms, cio-
sets, out housesj good water; on Austin
street.
Brick cottage, with four rooms, cellar,
kitchen and servants house, cistern, orchard
and yinyardj On south Fourth street, with %
Dwelling with Z of an acre of ground, In
liox house, 3 rooms, lots, on South Fifth
street.
Dwelling, . rooms, a gallery dining room
and kitchen, stable and barn, with lll feet
front ON South Eighth street; back $3.50 feet
Residence on Austin street, s. by lbs feet,
rooms, with basement, bake oven; we'll etc.
Good dwelling, orchard, good cedar fence,
enclosing and dividing, good well and clstern,
and otherwise well impruyed, with acres OF
land.
Frame store house, 30 feet front, on public
square, running back 10 feet, and at right an
giles - feet To alley.
Two story brick store, on Bridge street,
Waco.
Dwelling house with . rooms, good we'll,
garden, etc. &, on South Seventh street.
Dwelling, with rooms, water, garden, or
chari, large pecan and other shade trees, on
North Second street.
2 city lots, corner Kentucky avenue and
Sixth street. West Waco, with frame house,
2 rooms l6xl6 feet.
the last three mentioned will be exchanged
for property situated near Topeka, Kansas.
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NOR SALE,

ByG. S. SLEEPER, six miles from Waco
ON Waco and Bolton road, Good RED OATS
aud FALL WHEAT, free from weayels.
'olSwf
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Good cooking apples sc per bucket. II
Fl" 81 80 :" barreli.
All perfectly sound at
JSo. h. MARsIALL's.
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FEVER.
Death Gradually Releasing its
Hold ON Suffering Humanity.

NEw ORLEANS, November 6.--Filed at H.
Weather clear, thermometer 50. Deaths 8;
cases reported 81; total deaths 3o72i total
cases 3,Jl7. avs
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TELEGRAPHICl.
EXAMINER SPECIALS.


From Austin. I'D fiI
iioo AUSTIN. November 80 .. m, I
jones' majority In Travis county is over
400; in Bastrop county 1900; in Lee go; In
Washington county 1000 or more, -Hancock's
majority In Galveston county Ia aooss In MI
lam 100, In Fayette 700; other counties not
yet heard from. The race Is close.
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FOR RENT.

Dwelling honsei 4 rooms, servants house,
cistern, Oh Washington between Fourth and
Fifih streets.
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New Hampshire.

A special to the Journal speaking Of the
New Hampshire election says the New Hamp-
shire Legislature will be called upon to elect
a United States Senator In place OF Balm
bridge wadGeld Of Milford, whose term ex-
piros March, 10 Parties desiring the place
is understood to be Hon. Mcwadleigh, Gen
stearns Of Nashua, Henry w. Blair of Ply
mouth, Gen. Maston of Dover, A. H. Helck Of
Franklin. ind Elk Governor schneney of Man
chester. The contest Will be lively.
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NEw oRLEAss. November 6.--Complete re-
turns received but from few parishes and
don't change the result indicated In last
night report. The Democrats probably elect
the entire ticket. Two thirds OF the lcgisla-
tire and all the Congressman, with probably
a single exception Of the third district and the
state Treasurer, by extremely large majority,
As usual In this State, 1t will be some wcaks
before the count is known
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Massachusetts.

TRENTON. November 0.-The Legislature
stands Senate, II Reps, 10 Dems, one Of
the latter is independent. House, 90 Reps,
20 Denis. i-ii e
Smith. Green k is elected In the end district
by 1000 majority.
Amos Clark, Rep, is probably elected In
the Sd district by $50 majority. These two
districts have heretofore been ciassed doubt
full. ar
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15
The Value OF Cyprus.

- 81
Situated just on the coast of Sy-
ria, commanding the sea-way to the
Gulf of Scanderoon and the mouth
Of the Orontes, and, therefore, the
Mediterranean entrance to the valley
OF the Enphrases, Cyprus, with its
deep harbors, offers singular advan-
tages to q power interested 10 India,
but unable for tho moment to secure
possession of it's natural gateway,
the valley of the Nile. 1t would DO
Impossible if England were once
seated there, says the London Spec.
tator, for any power to attack Egypt
or Syria by sea without her full con
sent, while the Island itself. as q
possession, offers some Singular adj
vantages. 1t is probably the one
place in the world which could be
easily turned into a store-house OF
timber for the national dock yards.
Much of its mountain ranges is al
ready clothed with forests, which
belong, we believe, to the state. The
oak grows in profusion, and the CO.
dar of Lebanon would be in a home
where it would need no acclimation.
The forests could be protected BY
the state with the people who have
been reduced by oppression and mis-
government to one hundred thous-
and, perhaps twelfth of their prop
er number, and who for years to
come would be employed in repeo-
ping tho beautiful Valleys where
every cereal and every known fruit
will reach perfection. The tobacco
plant and the apple will grow in Cy.
prus almost side by side. With a
little care and energy in),the forma-
ton of tanks, ON the South India plan
to be formed by the torrents which
now waste themselves down the
hills, Cyprus would have al the nat
ural advantages of Jamaice, better
climate, and population now de-
graded indeed, but once among th Q
most industrious and en- terprising in
the world. Within ten years in An.
glo-lndian hands, the island would
pay all expenses, provide much OF
the wood needed for The dock y ards,
and be in fair way toward that
prosperity which to be full must
wait for the recovery of the popula-
ton, now depressed by misgovern-
ment, debased by want of freedom
and declining in numbers through
want OF the means of subsistence. 1t
is useless to be Industrious when if a
man prospers, his property enriches
a pasta but under British rule,
Cyprus would supply halt the cities
OF eastern Europe with cut marbles,
fine tobacco fruit, and the liquors for
which the sweet grapes of the island,
now usen to make abomil.able wine.
are 30 well suited. The island might
be splendid garden, twice the size
of Suffolk, and from the extraordi-
nary variety of it's climates sani-
tarium for the wealthy invalids Of
Europe, oven :, if we could not sue
coed in the very Interesting expert
ment it invites-the formation, for
the first tim ii |, our history. Of
European colony.
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Blunt but True.

slk{fI H 80 III wRnnf8 III
There is said to be a young man in
the Missouri pen,tentiary, whose par.
ents, at death, left him a fortune of
$4,000. There is where his parents
made fatal mistake. If they had
taken the. precaution to invest the
sum in small dog, and shot him, and
then simply left the young man "a jack
plane or wood.saw, with printed
directions how to use them, the
chances areAthat instead aof being in
the penitentiary, he would to-day
have been gradually but surely work
ing up to handsome competency, and
an honorable old age. But ever since
the day ofrAdam and Eve parents
have made 1T a point to struggle
all their days in order to realize a suffi.
cient sum of money to purchase, when
they were dead and gone, their sons
eachy q first class through ticket to
the devil and it is not much to be
wondered at that so many of their
sons, reared in vice and idleness, as
too many of them often are, have no
higher ambition than to. invest their
inheritance in just that sort Of trans-
portation.
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Camel Riding.

Mounting the camel is not difficult.
but j has some sweet surprise for
the novice. The camel lies upon the
ground with all his legs shut up un-
der him like jack-kniie. You seat
yourself in the broad saddle, and
cross your legs in front of the POM
mol. Before you are ready sor4e-
thing Ikea private earthquake be-
gins under you. The cammel raises
his headquarters suddenly and thro WIS
you over upon his neck and before
you recover from that he straightens
up his knees and gives you u Jerk
over his tail ]; and while you are bot
at allcertain what has happened he
begins to move off with that disoca-
ted walk which sets you into sea.
saw motion, q weaving backward
and forward in the capacious saddle.
Not having a hinged back fit tor this
movement. you lash the beast with
your koorbash 10 make him change
his gait. He is nothing 10th to do il,
and at once starts into high trot,
which sends you foot into the air
at every step, bobs you from side TO
side, drives your back bono into your
brain, and makes castinets Of your
teeth. When you have enough of it
you pull up and humbly inquire
what is the heather method of riding
a dromedary. 1t is simple enough.
Shake the loose halter rope Che has
neither bride. nor bit) against his
neck as. you'swing the whip, and the
animal at once swings into an easy
pace /; that is a pretty easy pace,
like that of rocking horse. But
everything depends upon the camel.
Charles Dudley IEar,aer. rrr !
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should ever be kept in view. Flnctu

u "a n III III "A " 4
should ever be kept in view. Fluctu.
atoms in the value of CURRENCY are
always injurious, and to reduce these
fluctuations to the lowest possible
point will always be q leading pur.
pose in all wise legislation. Converti.
BILE, prompt and certain convertibility,
into coin, is acknowledged to be the
best and surest safeguard against
them. KA3
Q.-What did Andrew Jackson say
on the same subject?
A.-"There never was, nor never
could be, use for any other kind oil
currency than is redeemable in specie,
except for spectators and gamblers
for stocks, and this to the utter ruin
OF the labor and morals of the coun-
try. A specie currency gives life and
action to the producing classes, on
which the prosperity Of allis founded =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15
II Bs Kind Bows.
Horace Mann talks to the boys az

: Horace Mann talks to the bows az
follows: 81. ks.A''.sA ass .ass
You are made to be kind. BOYS
generous, rnagpanimous. There ia
a boy in school who has alclub foot,
don't let him know you ever saw il,
Ii there is poor boy with ragged
clothes don't talk about rags in his
hearing. If there is q lame boy, as,
|;signs him some part Of the game
which does not require running. ii
there is q hungry one, give him part
OF your dinner. Ii there is dull
one, help him to get his lesson. II
there is bright one be not envious
of him for if one boy is proud Of
his talents, and another is enVious oil
OF him, there arc two great wrongs,
and no more talent then before. II
9 larger or a stron ger boy has iDjur-
cd you, and is sorry for it, forgive
him. All the school will show by
their conntenances how much better
it is than to have great fist.
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Nm Xzz1zenznbIe 21.a<1I

as You deserve to suffer, and if you lead Q
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world, it is entirely your own fault and there
is only one excuse for you,--your unreason.
able preju1icc and skeptcism, which has kill.
ed thousands. Personal knowlenge and COM
mon sense reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you of liver
complaint, or dyspepsia, with all its miserable
effects, such as sick headache, palpitation Of
the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness
dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low
spirits, ETC. Its sales now reach every town
on the Western continent and not a druggist
butwill tell you of its wonderful cures. You
can buy Sample Bottle forI0 cents. Three
doses viii relieve you.
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- r. -
Oycrtssking the Energies .

1t Is not advisable for any of to oyertask our en-
erges eorporeal or mental but in the eager pursuit
o. wealth or lame or knowledge, owmany trans
this sautary rule 1t must be matter of treat i'm
portance to all who do so to know how they can re-
gain the yigor so recklesaly expended. The remedy
neither Costly nor difficult to obtain. Hostetterr
settlement In America, and it compensates for drain
o. bodily or mental energy more efectuaiy than any
,nsigorant ever prescribed or advertised Laboring
men, athletes, students Journalists LAWYERS clergy
men, physicians ali bear testimony TO its wondrousy
renoyating powers 1t increases the capabilities fol
going fatigue and counteracts the injurious Ell
iects upon the system from exposure sedentary hab.
us unhealthy or wearyng ayocatious or an inca lu-
brioas slimate,and is prime Alternative, duretic and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

!. Summer comp laint or Cholera. infantun
this fearful complaint which is carrying of
the infants and children by the thousands a,
this season of the year, can always surely bt
checked and cured by DR.. Winehell's Teethine
Syrup, it has never failed to give immediate
relief in the most severe cases. It is boof
within the reach of every mother. Do no,
fail to give it a trial you will be pleased witt
its charming effect. Be sure and ask for DR.
Winchelrs Teething Syrup. Sold by JAS. A
JosEs at only 25 cts. per bottle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

how he had contrived to accumulate
mine of knowledge Of rich, yet SO
extensive and deep. He replied, that
he attributed what little he knew to
the not having been ashamed to ask
for information, and to the rule he
bad laid down for conversing with
all descriptions Of men, on those
topics chiefly that formed their own
peculiar profession or pursuits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

Have you cold, cough. hoarseness, weak
lungs, bronchial trouble, or asthma? use
Eierts Extract of Tar and wild Cherry: 1t is
asosereign remedy for all pulmonary diseases
1t is warranted to give satisfaction: do not
fail to give it a trial, and if it fails, you may
return the bottle half empty to your druggist
Sold by JAS. A.. JONES NJ ~ -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

Uncle Sans Harness Oil will keep the
Gather soft and pliable, thus preventing its
cracking or ripping, keep out water and is bet
ter for oiling harness, than any other oil ever
made IL Win make harness last again as
long. Sold by all Harness Makers and dealers
Leather Give il trial
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

DR.. Winchells Teething syrup has never
failed TO give immediate relief when used in
cases OF summer amt, cholera-infantum
or pains in the stomach. Mothers when your
little darlings are suffering from these or kin
dred causes do not hesitate to give it trial,
you will surely be pleased wishsthe charming
effect. DR.. Winchelps teething syrup is sold
bv Jas A. Jones at 25cts ner bottle