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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-11
A STRING OF PEARLS.
Stray Thoughts, Mostly about Women,
From ''La Vie Parisienne.''

Stray Thoughts, Mostly about Women,
From ''La Vie Parisienne.o
(From the New York World)
Women do not read; they listen
with the eye.
Wit makes 1t easy to grow old, but
not impossible.
a woman would rather rule Il heart
than fill it; not so a man.
Friendship between women is on
ly suspension of hostilities.
A woman need not always recall
her age, but she should never forget
it.
1t takes as much wit not to dis
please a woman as it takes little to
please her.
A woman's friendship is as a rule,
the legacy OF love or the aims OF in
difference.
In matters OF the heart it is usually
the fear OF insolvency that leads to
bankruptcy.
1t is surprising how near age
brings woman to death, and how
little it prepares her for it.
The woman who confides to one
man her partially for another, seeks
advice less than an avpwal.
We are always anxious to know
why we are loved; they only care to
know how much we love them.
1t takes one less time to get over
ones own misfortune than to be recon-
ciled to a neighbours good fortune.
How many OF our writer's most in
vogue. should bear in mind that il
talent supplements everything, it can
dispense with nothing.
There are people with whom peni-
tence stands for repentance-people
with whom wearing mourning dispen-
ses with feeling sorrow.
In church women think that they
receive because they observe, and
that they are meditating when they
are only holding their tongues.
One should meet death as resolute-
ly as a general would meet an inevita-
BILE conqueror. This is the best way to
obtain easy conditions.
A witty man finds it difficult upon
occasions to be dull like everybody
else, and so usually contrives to be
stupider than anybody else.
1t is above all in love that feast
is not as good as enough. A wit in
sists on revealing himself where he is
only asked to show himself.
The highest mark OF esteem a
woman can give to man Is to ask
his friendship, and the most signal
proof OF her Indifference is to offer
him hers.
AS a rule, women care little for
comedy. because it makes them enter
into themselves. Give them the
drama which draws them out of
themselves.
Women attain perfection in but
two departments OF literature-let-
tiers and memoirs. They only write
well when they imagine that they are
talking.
The jealousies OF friendship are in
this more exhausting than those OF
love; there are only phantoms to
fight and the price OF peace is merely
a chimera.
Those women are to be pitied who
pass their lives between the world
and the theatre; poor souls who have
only fiction as relief from falsehood.
Friendship is picnic to which all
parties contribute, and therefore is
something women can not under
stand. With them one party or the
other must stand treat.
Some conjugal facilities can be ex-
planned on the hypothesis that many
a woman is satisfied to be nothing in
her husbands heart so that she is
everything in his life.
A woman who takes woman to
her friend, introduces her into her
life as they do the bearer OF a flag OF
truce into the enemy's camp-under-
armed and blindfolded.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-11

Pay your way. Wherever you go,
pay it in Kindness, In courtesies in
pleasant chat, and by contributing Of
your store to the enjoyment Of 9TH
ers. Do not be churlish. Do not
hug yourself for some pitiful bit of
affectation which you have christened
diflidence or modesty. This sort OF
paying ones way may come in and
be balm and soothing to some stur-
Oily Independent natures, which in
Gods providence are placed where
they must temporarily depend. Is
itworth while under such circumstan-
ces, to grow morbid, desparing, and
unthankful, making everyone wretch
ed because of your grievance? There
are times in life when it is quite as
clearly your duty to depend as to be
independent. When God puts you
where you cannot help yourself, take
the help he sends and do not fret. 1t
is right to help yourself with both
hands as you can, and with one hand
when you cannot use both; but il God
bids both be folded and still, accept
his decision and remember, "They
also serve who only stand and wait
William G. Bryant possesses a
marvellous vitality. Seemingly he is
as vigorous as he was % years ago.
He has been taking very promi.
nent part in the public celebrations
OF the hour. An exceedingly inter-
estiDg scene took place not long
since. He was in large company
and it was proposed that he should
read his Thanalopsis. A small
edition OF his poems lay on the table.
The type was small and the print
blurred. He took the book and
turned to the poem, and-with fifty
years lying between the writing and
the reading-and without glasses
without only the ordinary light OF the
gas chandelier-he read the poe m
distinctly and impressively to the
end.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-11

Each package OF ShNFORD'S RADICAL. CURE
contains DIR. Sanford's Improved Inhang Tube.
with full directions for its I'm all cases. Price
tlO0. Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists and
dealers throughout the United States and Canadas.
WEEKS POTTER. General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-11
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

Affections OF tho Eye. Ear. Throat, Lungs anS
bronchial Tubes which In many cases accompany
= severe case OF CntarTh. The infamed aud dis
eased condition OF the mucous membrane Is the
has been brought properly andar the influence Of
the RADICAL CURE. perfect freedom from them
cannot be reasonably expected.
IL u bnt three years since SANFORD'S RADI-
CAL CURE was placed before the public bn- in
that short time 1t has found It's way from Maine 10
California, and is everywhere acknowledged BY
druggists and physicians TO be the most successful
preparation for the thorough treatment OF Cafarrh
ever compounded. The fact VIII be deemed OF
more importance when ii IS coupled with the state
remedies for Catsrrh have been placed on sale and
Today. with one or two exceptions. their names
capnot be recalled by the best-informed druggist
Advertising may succeed IA forcing few Sales
but. unless the remedy possess undoubted specific
medical properties. U Is absolutely certain fall
into meritcd obscurity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-11

PirrsBURG, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO
RAILWAY.
On and after December 10, 1876 trains will
leave stions daily. except Sunday as fol-
lows ia
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
10 1tttA H.

Set stpolf Sabren i9on lit in Sen Ser.
Staaten bas Dieter faB unb oos @ramnts
@eipi6t geiebliD erIoubt, aQein Big auf
ben beutigen Sag lit bapo1 I'M getpo1ns
lider 9eben fetn @ebraud genno1t tporz
ben. @arum ? Die v@elebrten", bic MIR
nit Bu6ern unb Ge6entoteln, o6er nidt
nit Menlhen oerfebren, betbeuern uns,
baB bas sc6ntbetlige franSoiiidc MaBe uno
@etpi6tslnitem bas ein;ig ridtigs urh bers
uInfti9e ict; - DAP Der Wfetcr als elm
2ebnmtlionenitel Der Gntfernung bonn 9ol
3un Nequator Sic natiirlidite WaBeinbeit
bote; DoB bas @ramm bas @etpidt zines
aubus (BIrfels) Balier lei, beiien Seiten
elm 6unoertitel Der 2drge zines Weters
lana ieien. -9oh ale bielc matbenatis
idcn gemeisgrinbe nerfan9en ni6t beint
.8olfe", baS fi6 blrttpentg ltn YOl uno
Meauator, beito mebr aber um Die Gbeil7
bartlett elmer 9eSebenen Ne6nun9seins
belt befImmert.
@ciG- es bas tbut, tpurselt bic !3n0Ifz
theiliofeit pieI ttefer in Sen 8oriteuungen
unb 0etpobnbeiten Der aberdeen, oils Die
2ebn tbeiligfeit. 0enn bieie geb0rt tpez
ientlid Der Miiicnidait, iere benz 2ebet
an. Der @elebrte, Der Ge6ner, bet 8uhs
fabrer henten in 3iffern, bet sep0bns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Setter TITO Sole.

Btcle ~elauben, Der eisertIt1e 9 a / ne
lei Slaine'5 blaubeltrurnpfte Bale Nbigail
Dodge ooer Sail 0amiltnn, tpte iie
It'd ais S6riftiteuerin nenitt. Qber bic
E6orbetten un6 Sdledtigfetten, ncl1e
Blaine in ben 0eDatten ultO Nbltimmuns
gen iiber boS Stlbergeieb, iiber Die 6ol;z
Diebitdble uno iiber oas oegen bic Unions
nno Gentrals Yaciftes @tienbabn geri6tete
@eleb beeargen bat. laiien barauf l9lies
Ben, oaB CT ben Gingebungen ieiner Bale
ntdt mebr fplat, ob9lci6 lie gegentndrttg
BET tbrn III Wal6ington periDeilt. 9enn
Nbi9atr lit BET al ibrer 8oSbeit 9ei6eut
un6 perlonli6 re6tldaffen.
Sin Balbiugtoner Correspondent berz
gleidt BEN Blaine inl Senat nit cinem
&binoseros auf elmer 3uderpflon;ung.
9o6 Dertpiiftet Blaine i'm Senot lur jein
ei8enss 6elb. SIM Nbgcorbnetenbouie err
rang CT nit feurigenl llngeltim emit cinert
porlamentarilden Griumpb lber ben anoez
ren unb peri1affte ii6 bur6 ie;nc gIGns
3eloe &ilbnbett cine iolGe EopularttGt, bal;
CT Dtrfli6 unter ben replblifantlhen Yr1z
Observation-Disclosures Der populdrlte mar.
Selbit Die am 8orabemb bes G%inctnratier
GonDc1ts e~rfolgten G~ntbuuun9en iiber oeu
Weibbrau6. ben er nit bent Spre6eramt e
81 ieiner perionli6er Bcreiderung oetriez
ben bate, idabeten inn in ben Nugen Der
u~ngenlein 3ablreiben ~ameritaniiden Ser
ebrer bes riidii6tslolen Wfutbes unb ser
nertpegeniteu Trehbeit nidts, neil er eben
btele @igeni6nftcn in ben Gomitesimmern
bes 9fatioltnl5 2lbgeoronctenDduleS, in ncls
den CT leine Ner9ore ipeget leincr Giien=
bablts @aunereiet beltanb, auf's sldn3enbitc
entfdLtete.
9tber Elm einsises Sabr i'm 8unbesienat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Gin Gte8 0er GbrIt@tett.

Die nrnmebr i'm 8unbesienat
8lii&li6 erfol9te MnnGbme bcs @eiebes
iiber bic 11nton> unb Centrally a.
ctfic> @iienbabn ioute eigentli6 etz
tuds iih bon ieIbit 8erfteben6es iein 0enn
fie lit ia elm etnfader Sieg Der Gbrlidteit
Iber bic SpibbIberei. &ber Ieiber lift nun
einmaI Ger @eg oes &e9tes uno Der &edtz
f6affenbeit fein glatter unb ebener, ionz
bern bic SpiBbIberet Deriperrt i'm 6urd
ale m0gLi6en 6emmniiie, unb barum aez
bIbrtDtnen, tpel6e nit unermiibli9er @ez
bulb un6 4usbauer Der @brli6feit Die
Ba5n pie6er fret MAIDEN, bic pdrmite &nz
~ertennung.
SIM norIiegsn6sn Sale fin6'es Sic Gena>
toren Gburman unb @bmunbs,
tpelden 6as gr6Bte Cob gebubrt fir ben ME
raftenben Gifer unb bic grOBe Sdbi9feit,
tpomit ite ieit Sabr unb Sag benz iene
Giienbabuen b~eberridenben mGdtigen Ga
pital un6 ieinen Geriu6en, Die Sun6esz
fafIe su betriigen, ent9egengetretsn lino.
Ser aroBe Sieg, tpcIden jebt I'M 8unoesz
icnQt bic @brlidfeit iiber Sic nit aue1Sers
fiibrun9sfilnlten arbeitenoe SptBblberet
crrunaen bat, 1T 3uglei9 oer perlonlt9e
Gies 6ieier apei 0fanrer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
GOstaItTtiWe 8caNtte.

Sn Chicago u1b MiIpautee finb 81: ben
neuli6en Sta6tz unb G%ountptpablen meb>
rere io3iaIiitiiAe &anbibaten crtpGblt ipors
ben; bier ein Staotueroroneter (Nloerz
MANI, bort einige Gountps 8ertreter (Sus
peroii ors) un6 einGonftabler. S6on friber
iparen in 81. QouiS stpet S6ulrGtbc, in
Californian eit un6 in &entlGp (2ouiss
DiIe) mebrere 9lbeeoronete 3ur Staatsgez
ieb9ebung bon BEN So3taltiten, ober Der
v&rbeiterpartei" ourd9eieBt tporoet.
@s lit besreiflid, baB fid bic Sosialiiten
lber biele Grfolge uubdn6ig freuen uno
bartn bic 8irgi6aft fir f~iinfti9e groBere
Siege ieben. g8ir aber heuen nns dud)
barber, obi9on ni6t 9an5 aus oetlelbet
@riinbcn, mic iene. 9enn tpeit entfcrnt,
bur@ ibre gertretung in Dffentliben Be-
BORDEN 9efdbrIi9er 81 tperben, iperoen Die
SoaiaItiten oaoMr1 borrnloier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Die Renubrifonrr i'm 6o,ie hotteu sih

Die &epubIifaner i'm 6auie batten 5id
erboten, bel bteier @abl fir einen Oen1Ds
fraten 5u itimmen, nGn1li6 fit ben Sen.
Sbtel6s. ST. Sbielbs ipar friiber elmer
BET Sibrer BET Oemofratte bon Sainois /;
er medte ais Offi3ier ben &ries gegei1
Otertto nit, bra6te eS burd 0elOennut6
gum General, tuarO lAmer unb beiz
nabe tObtlid b~ertpunbet, nertrat ipG>
ter SuinoiS ais ftrammer Democrat int
8unoesienat, nurbe mad ieiner l1eber>
fteoelung na6 Wtnneiota 8unoesienator
BON bort, tpeibte tpie 10 Diele anbere quite
Oemofrateu, I'M 8Ir9erfrieg iein Sdtpert
Der Union, i6lug i'm Greffen 6ei Win6eiter
ben groben 3ebeIene General Stoneipau
SadlD on un6 ipurSe add sort idtper uerz
ipunoet. Nu1 lett6er blieb CT 1tets Elm
eifrigeS Wttglteb bet bemofratil6en 9arz
tel, nno babel lit Ct ein @%6renmann 0ur6
unb Dlrdl.
Qber Die Oemofrotcn 6es 6auies iberliez
Zen bet Der Sbiiritebertpab[ am s. Qpril Die
@bre, fit Sbielbs 3l itimmen. ber republic
fantlden WtnOerbeit, u1b Sic bemofrotiz
Idle Ofe6rbeit tpG6lte ben Sen. SieIo.
0ieier Sielo erbielt feline NusbiISung ir
gSelt Boint, tDurbe aber bel 2lu5brud Ser
Gebeuton Der Sabne untreu, bra6te IS gum
&ebelens General, befolgte na6 ber Inter
orltdung Der &ebeqion ni6t oos quite 8cis
ipteI 10 Dieler anberer 91ebenen : Generate,
fiigte it6 ber neueu Srbnung bet 9insc
nidt, tpurbe Dtelnucbr 0an6Sfre6t i'm
0ienite bes bespotii6en 8isefOnigs bon
Qlesppten unb febrte erit Dor &urSem nod
6en Ser. Staater1 suriif.
9ieiem boppelten 8erratber giebt bic bes
mofratii6e partei i'm 8unbescapitoL ben
8or3ug bot einem alien 0emofraten, tpclz
der lit Stpei &riegen ietn Blut fit Die Nes
publif perlpriBt bat. Bfui, unb obermaGs
pfui!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
S6mn@nou!

Die Oemotraten t6nnen fi6 ni@t bdri=
Der betla9en, tpenn Der Tbiriteber> @o6l
bes gtattOnalsI Observation-Disclosures cine ma
tionale Beoeutung bei9ele9t mirO; bent
Die 9emotratem i'm Sauie ielbft Daben ibr
ia btele 8eoeutung perlie6en. 1lno 10 iperz
ben tie audi Die S6ma9 lnO S6anbe bes
@rgcbnifles Der @abI bes reuen Ibiirltez
hers Su tra9en haben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

eS 5iIbet in Ser 8ul9arct cine iturfe Mi(i,,
bic crforberLidenfGus oIs Ganonenfuttcr
hicner mag; = IS iidert ii6 minDcitens
Die 9teltralitdt, uieuciDt gar bic tbGtioe
9nubcsgenofieui6dft Der Giirfci degcn Groz
Iorb. = Wo5 tbut bertpcilcn GnaIono?
SIS idtpobt, i6rcit, britt ioaar, bali. bic
Tat{t, bsobet unD - riiftct eiu lusnio.
aber icilte 9%1ititungen itcben I'M lGtcrlidnss
itct WiibDer6dltnife Su Dem RiOeritanoe,
Dent cS bcgcgnen iuiirbc.
Siebt .bn5 2Ilrs nun tpie elm beooriteben.
Der Irteg ans? Not much! - 9retli6
fam fr9eltb eiu unberc6enberer !3ufaI bes
iOirFea, oaB &rieg borous ipirb, 0ber gIdu=
ben iper0en mir OaS niat cher, ais Biz
tuit'S ieDen.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-25
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

hislniment very naturally originated In Ameri'
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the maladies of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for &years,
until now it encircles the habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment Is n matchless
remedy for all external ailments OF man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers 1t Is invaluable
A single bottle often saves q human life or re
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse, OK.
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot, hoof.al, hollow horn, grub,
screw worm, shoulderrot, mango, the bites and
sngs of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life
1t cures every external trouble of horses, such
rs lamoness, scratches, swinny, sprains, founder
wind gall, gbonc, etc, etc
The Mexican Mustang Iinment Is the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring In the
family, in the absence of physician, such as
burns, scalds, sprans, cuts, etc. and for rhcum"
tsm, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
tcularly valuable to Miners.
1t is the cheapest remedy In the world, for It
penetrates the muscle to the bone, and n single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up In three
sizes of bottles, the larger being proportion.
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08
TELEGRAP HIC!
Associated Press Dispatches.
THE FEVER.
It Continues to Increase
Help Solicited.
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, October FILLED u 80 y. IN.
deaths IL; new cases reported ii5; total
cases l0,O00, total deaths 32l2.
Reports of visiting members Of the relief
committees indicate general increase of fc-
yer to-day.
j. W, Nader, Secretary Of the Peabody
Association is cOnyalesccnt
Reports show continued spreading of the
fever In the third and sixth districts, every
member Of families In some cases being pros
tra,ed and those In afllent circumstances find
difficulty In securing competent nurses in the
nth district.
Mortuary report for the week ending sun
dayp 6p. IN; Total deaths sos; yellow foyer
32S; other fcvers so; deaths In public instltn-
tons 80; deaths certified by coroncrs 80,
The Yellow Fever Commission appointed by
Surgeon General Woodward, consisting of
DR.. s. NJ. Beniss, OF New orleans, Chair
main; DR.. jerome Cochran, of Mobile, aud
Prof. Il. Lloyd, Of the Towards of Baltimore,
met to-day In the University building.
DIR. Cochran explained to n reporter the
mode to be pursued In addition to answers to
be received from persons IN whom circulars
are being sent, these circulars embracing
origin, contagion or infection, spreading
ELECTS, treatment and the results OF yellow
fever.
The commission expects to gather nm Inn
mense amount OF testimony by Investigating
particular cases going from house to house,
making lnqul.ie OF c0nValescent and their
relatives and friends, examining the sanitary
condition OF the iaci OF the disease, ond In
numerous other ways attempting to clear up
the ground anc reach some general princi-
pies upon which respectable and automatic
theory can be based.
In Algiers their is no Improvement.
DR.. Kennedy, volunteer physician from
Galveston IeNas, was taken down with fever
yesterday
ine iouns n prem nene.olcu' nssooiatlon oil
,,,,,'-i,1 - - =" "ri'"i ~, "'''
,'' $50, Wv Nv. 20 op',nN,ns '"p'u'
80, o',ss' nv uon."9'
~ " ''se9 '"
-, '' - INCREASING
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08
Our Baby,

with its CHEEKY prattle, exempiihes why
every mother should freely use Parker's Gin,
ger Tonic 10 preserve her cheerfulness anu
Strength and 10 secure her regular sleep and
rest her nursing little one viii show IL In It's
happy playfnlness, Its freedom from pain aud
fretfnlness. and Its disposition TO reireshing
edy' il Is enough TO give II inestimable value
ia the household, but there are ladies' without
number who suffer untold miseries from func,
tuaI arrangements to whom Its use Will Afford
the greatest comfort, by giving entire RELIEF
from Painful periods and Nervousness, anu
restoring the healthful regularity Of the dis
turbed functions Buy from your druggist,
ii. r 'C;raves, AGO at 81 per bottle or sample
bottle at IS cents and test Its merits.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08
INDIANS,
THEY ROB, MURDER AND
STEAL.
Uuited States roops Route Them

Quilted Statos Troops Route Them.
ST. LOUIS, October 7.-E special TO the
Globe Democrat from Topeka says that the
Indians bho recently went North started to
Decatur county aud raided settlemen Is there.
Their main depredations were on sappa creek.
Every residence for twelve miles was plum
dered. All the cattle was stampeded, and all
of the crops that were LEFT by the Indians have
been eaten up or destroyed by the stock.
The number killed is not yet known. Sew
eral bodies have been found and buried
among them four members OF q family named
Lauing. Their mother was brutally outraged
by several Indians.
The house Of II. ID. Colum was surrounded
by the Indians, but he and his wife with a
shot gun and revolver drove the Indians away
and killed and wounded several. Other cases
similar to this have occurred.
Nearly all the settlers on sappa creek have
taken refuge in Abilene, and are being cared
for. They have literally been stripped oil
everything they possessed.
1t is reported that the troops have scattered
the Indians In all directions and that the wors
| Is over.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08
jnesOtf.

Buy Your ~.
Kegs. 81. 80; 1-2 bbls., $500. d&wtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08

Ere your teeth are irretrieSably gone. 20
buruish and inyigorate them with the health
yielding sozODoNr. Thousands use IL and
commend il. Pure, safe, and efieient' AZ Is
preferred to every tooIh-wash and powder
sold. augls-lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08

In a barber, there is nothing like
neatress and good taste. For these
in perfection call at the Senate Bar
Der Shop, three doors from Highlands,
OH the Avenue.
CHARLES THOMPSON,
jne3Otf Proprietor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08
For Rent.

For Rent.
will rent my residence ON south
Third street for IL months TO a care
full tenant. Possession given Oct. LIST
The property is in good location,
has a strong well, cistern, good sta
BILE, horse lot &c.
se2l W. +. LYNCH.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08
A Splendid Lot

OF stationery, such as business and
visiting cards, commercial and
letter paper, bill heads etc.,
just received at the EXAMINER job
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Writ of Attachment.

MONTREAL, October IA writ Of attach
ment has been issued against Savage & Ly-
man, jewelers. os this city, for ten thousand
pounds, by birmingham firm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08
w. +. LYNCH.
New Millinery,

In all the latest designs, just re-
coived at Mrs. Leland and Sisters.
Ladies please call and examine be-
fore Purchasing. No. 20 Austin
| street. sepSdlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-08
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
ID ENICK & CASsEDAY.
LAND NTs.

$. IL, Renick, Atty at Law, WACO. TEX.
W. A. Casseday, Surveyor,
Prompt attention given TO paying taxes, re-
demption Of land sold for taxes, aud subdi-
Niding and selling lands In Central Texas.
Refer TO Flint a Chamberlin, Bankers, Waco.
Our Mr.. Casseday, an experienced surveyor,
Will give his entire time ~ looking after lands
and protecting them from tresspassers.
N. B.-We have no sub-agents for whose acts
We are responsible. ocTtidw.
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NUMBER 90.


Peshawam and horse artillery with forty
FOUNDER battery have gone to Jamerod.
II Is reported that four Afganistine regl-
ments with six guns have advanced to the
inc mouth ofthe hhgbcr pass. Many whites
ana sepoys regiments are fastening TO the
fronuer' inc commissariat arrangements
cause great complaint.
Inc ilmes IN summarizing It's India advices
~ 'o"..",'on ','"',,e ~ '"c p,oonpie course
article, II saysltIs no, considered exnedlen,
ia haznri advance on Canaab,r n, nr..on,
unless an opportunity for Coup DeMain offers
which improbable.
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MISSISSIPPI
HUDSON, October 7.-FDurl

Pom HUDSON, October 7.-FOurteen cases
of fever here. There are sixty persons here
who have not had 1t. DR.. veasie is here with
nurses.
CANTON, October THE fever is abatlng
here, but spreading through the country.