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In Ono wAole Hi.torr Of M.aleine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained so wide a
reputation as AYrR's CHEHny PEcronAL,
which Ia recognized as the world 4 remedy for
all diseases OF the throat and lungs. Its long
continued series Of wonderful cures in oil eli
mates has made II universally known as a
safe and reliable agent to employ. Against
orsiiEary colds, which are the forermners OF
more serious disorders, II acts speedily and
surely, always relieving suffering, md often
saving life. The protection II affords, by Its
timely use In tho throat and lung disorders of
ohildorn, make II an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand In every home. no per-
son can afford TO be without IL, and those who
have once used Il never will. From their
knowledge Of lts composition and effects,
hysicinns use the CiiEHnY PECToRAI extern
siycly In their practice, and clergymen re-
commend II. II IL absolutely certain In Its
remedial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible.
For sale by all dealers
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weil-Toned systoms.

systems toned and renovated with Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters are most effectnally de-
funded from disease. That supreme inyigo-
rant soon overcomes TINT distressing feeble
ness consequent upon ailments which impov-
erish the blfod and relax the muscles. SIgur,
appetite, sleep return 10 the wasted Frame
aud every physical faculty gains greater
activity through Its benign influence. Nor Is
this all for the Bitters have most genial and
cheering effect upon the mind OF the despon-
dent invalid, which Ii the natural effect Of the
Increased bodily vitality which they produce.
sequences sure 10 result from q premature
decay Of the physical energies are ayerted.
Dyspepsia, liver complaints, rheumatic all
mems, urinary and uterine irregularities,
malarial diseases, and many other disordered
conditions Of the system, are remdie,i by the
Bitters, oct2ldxvlw
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The Liver Is the imperial organ OF the whole
human system, as II controls the life, health
and happiness of man. When IL IN disturbed
In Its proper action, all kinds of ailments are
the natural result The digestion OF food, the
movements OF the heart and blood, the action
OF the brain and nervous system, are all imme-
diately connected with the workings OF the
Liver. IL has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower Is uneqnaled In curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver
complaint, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition Of the
Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles TO try, 10
cents. Positively sold In all towns on the wes-
tern continent. Three doses will prove that IL
Is lust what you want. au2id& WITT
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chesennes is confirmed by dispatches to the
Indian ONCE. II ssalit that the leader will be
turned over to the civil authorities ofEsnsas
or Nebraska. FOR trial for the murder Of set
tiers and other outrages northward, as was
done In the case Of satanta, Big Tree and
othors sofne war aga
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s.ei espotts-cres, Bridau sor, continent
ssso. ii
Futures closed steady, sales IS 200, october
v-sS9s,5I, November, ,s-Si@a5j December,
s-+4tes 45i January, o-sij February s-o5Qs-oe,
March, s-7o April, s-ss@s-sT.
Money aiexehange 4si X gold 1907. govern.
ments bonds steaayi new aves io5k, State
bonds dull and nominal
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The hbled Fountain OF YOUTH once
sought In America, by Dr. Ponce DeI.eon, has
now become In some measure reality to
those who seek health and reJuvenatlon, In
The remedies which DIR. .HaRrEn has wrung
from nature, by patient and scientific Inquiry.
oot2ed&wlw
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For upwards of thirty years, Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. II corrects acidity OF stomach, relieves
tne bowels, whether arising from ,teethlng or
other cause. An old aud we'll tried remedy,
20 cents bottle. dwtap20' So =
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Ladies should remember that the sallow and
respondent invalid always gains relief from
the use of DR.. HAHrrR's InoS Toxic. 1t
pnrines and enrIches the blood. aud thus In
sures the vital energy OF youth,
oct,giSwIw
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Daily Arrivals

Daily Arrivals
OF the latest styles of ladies and
misses, fall and winter hats, very
berutiful, at
LEssINa, LYONS, SOLOMON & Cos.
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FOREIGN.
Tho alasRow Bank.

GLASGOW, October es.--The liabilities Of
John, Jones. Wright 4 Co.. whose bankrupt
cy was announced on the Goth instant, are
over 1--WE million dollars. The assets are COM
paritively meager. Il Is Ginsgow house only
that miled, both Wright 4 Scott having
received from London and Rangeon concerns
after the failure City Glasgow bank downfall
Tho syndicate In the grain trade is expected
several small firms have already succumbcd
and It Is believed that fnliure of various large
hnusns nusl flllnm
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The Pedestrian Contest.

LONDON, October 2s.--The six days pedcs-
trian tournament began at 10 O'Clock this
morning with % starters, including Jno. En-
mis-, Of Chicago, and r.. p. Weston, OF Proyl-
dence. They walk on the same track, but
otherwise the conditions Of the contest are the
same as when o'Lcary was in the race It is
to end at 1880 p. IN. Saturday. The prizes
are E5Oo with the Selt, fioo and $50. Att
o,clock Ennis WINS nine milna hnhInd
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A Splendid Lot

n Splendid Lot
OF stationery such as business and
visiting cards, commercial and
letter paper, bill heads ETC.,
just received at the EXAMINER job
office.
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European Alliances.

LONDON, Oct. pa statement published IN
Fanfulla, Roman newspaper. yesterday,
is 10 the effect that England has taken the inl
tintive In preparing protest against the Rus
sian delay In executing the treaty of Berlin;
that France is perfectly In accord with Eng
land and probably Italy and Austria, between
whom relations are now very cordial, will
Join iu the protest, Is believed to be correct.
The Observer published what was probably n
semi official note TO cause effect
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., October es.-The In
dian Bureau is In receipt Of Telegram from
Col. o'Brien conhrmatory of the press report
of the capture of marauding Cheyennes. II is
expected the leaders Of this band will be turn
ed over TO the civil authorities of Kansas or
Nebraska, to be tried and punished for muir
der of settlers and other outrages committed
by them during their progress In the north
xpgt
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For Job Work

Eor JOB Work
In the lrtest, prettiest styles and at
lowest prices. Send orders to the
Examiner Steam Printing establish
ment, corner of Third and Franklin
streets, Waco. d&wtf
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WASHINGTON.
Revenue Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s,--J +. Lee appointed
revenue store keeperof the eighth district of
Georgia.
The Presidents Movements.
. The President, at the inyitStion Of promi-
nent citizens Of Baltimore, will atiead the
Maryland Institute fair In that city wodnes-
day. The Chine minister has also accepted
an invitation 10 attend.
Maurauding Indians Taken In,
The renort OF the capturc OF fnnYaudina
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You Can Save Is per Cent
BY buying your groceries, liquors,
glassware, tinware, qneensware, Jug
ware, and woodenware of &. N. Cur
it's. For variety and good weights,
G. N. Curtis stands ut the head. dtc
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A Wreck.

New oRLEASs, October 2s.-The bark Leo
pold 1T Marie brought the captain, two pas
sengers and crew of the schooner NJ. NJ. Lind
sey, from Havana to Key West, which was
abandoned Thursday in a sinking condition.
The schooner belonged 10 Capt Mckay, and
was uninsured.
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Tho Now Rebellion.

CossrAsrIsoPLK, October d In circular
signatory of the powers In regard to the new
rebellion south of Kalkan, the Porte describes
the condition of the Musselman In Bulgaria
as terrible. and declares that n foreign power
is cooperating with the slavonic committee,
and aiming at the establishment OF now and
independent State In another note addressed
to Lananof, Russian Ambassador at Constan-
tinople, the Porte charges Russia with conni-
vance Mt the plans Of the rebels, and demands
her aid In suppressiug n rebellion begun under
the ewes of the Russian troops
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Mako Hastei

| Ere your teeth are irretrlevably gone, to
FURNISH and inyigorate them with the health
| yielding S0ZODONr. Thousands use IL and
| commend 1t. Pure, safe, and efficient, 10 10
preferred TO every tooth-wash md powder
| osld. augis-Iw
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Arrived.

Arrived.
One car load of wood and coal,
heating stoves and cook stoves.
dtc LYNCH Il McCLELLAND.
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For Sale.
A fine lot of young mules by John
Robinson. Six miles South of Waco.
d&w1m.
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schur. Makes a Speech.

BosToS, October 2s.--secretary schurz de-
livered speech ut fremont Temple tonight
To an immense audience. Thousands were
unable to gain admittance. The speech was
devoted to finances, aud large portion Of 1t
addressed particularly to the working men,
who are advised against supporting soft money
doctrines. the speaker taking the ground that
the theory is seriously detrimental to their
interests
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Baker Paaha.

CossrASrISorLE, Oct. 2s.-Baker Pasha
has commenced work on the Chatolda line OF
the new Notifications of Constantinople.
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct. 2s.--No new cases or
deaths from fever since last report. Heavy
frost this morning. All quarantine reguia-
lions will be removed now
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON


GALVESTON, October 2s.--MosHr-Goh at
Iooli; silver--American at par; Mexican at
0Oo. New York exchange Y discount; New
Orleans sight at par.
HIDEs-Firmer and In good demand. Dry
selected l5c; picked, l4ci stack sailed, 1895
kips, lio, wet salted, 7Jlc@7Ac.
wooL-Quiet and weak fall clip, eastern,
to fne medium, l7@lsci Western, fine to
medium, i6@lsc improved Mexican, 105l3c.
sALT.-Easyi coarse. 81 20, fine, 81 rs per
sack.
BAoorse Easy. Light lax; per yardi
heavy l3H.
TIEs.-Easy; per cwt., % 20.
CoTroS. Receipts 955; exports coastwise
1857; sales 1905; stock, 1918 Market weak.
Mlddling, OK, Low Middllng. sh; Good
Ordinary, 81.
NEw YoRK, October as.-Gold opened at
1904! stocks strongj money at sos per cent.
gold X; exchange, long 4sik, short, 4sIIi
State bonds quiet; government bonds arm.
CorToS -Quiet; sales 800, Middling Up
lands OK, Middling Orleans, ~.
Futures weaker; November 9-3oi December
80; January 9-i9j February 9-6i.
LIVERPOOL, October % Standardization hea-
Wy. Middling Upands 5Jsj Middling Orleans
8 Slid; sales. 1000, speculation aud export,
1000, receipts, 1850, all American.
Futures sellers at lilo decline. Uplands,
low middllng clause, for November and &C.
tober delivery, 5Js@5 l7-32@5 l3-i6@.5 25-32@
81; October and November l7-32; half No
yember and December l5-2e95 1905 l3-32@
December and January, 57-s295 l5-Ss65 7-le
February ana March 5k@5 i5-32i March and
April 5H. New crop. for shipment Octo-
ber aud November per sail, 5.l5-32@5 7-l6
November and December l5-3395 T-l6; De
eember and January i5-52; January an,
February Ok Futures weak.
ep. m.-Uplands low middling clause DC
tober delivery 8 23-32@5 ll-lea5 2I-32; octo
berand November s l5-32g5 7-lG, Noyemee
and December 81 December and January 50
Zap. m,--sales $3.50, American. Futures up
lands low middling clause October delivery
5 l5-l6i October and November I5-a2.
LoSDoS, October 2s-Noon-cInsoIs money
u 5.lGi accounts 9ll..
Closing Markets.
KANSAS CIrr, October D. Grass wintere.
Texas steers 81 3OQ2 IS; corn fed q 50@ss 0
per cwt.
wheat.-No. 9 spot flour cars sold at 70kc.
No. spot, one car sold at 0skc,
New ORLKAss, Oct. 2s.-Gold h@k; sigh
x diseounti sterling bank, As2k, consols
| 75k@T51
corroS-supply light sales 100; 10,
Middling o.; Middling 90, Good Middlin
loi Mlddllng Fair, iok; receipts net 2Oil
gross 25J7i no EXPORTS stock 4s, S5g.
BAcoS--Weakeri shoulders x, clear ril
81 clear sides, exi dry salt NETS shoulder
slT5.
wmsKEY.-steady ut 81 o5@si 10.
NKw YoRK, October 2s.-Cotton-net r.
receipts 1906 sgross, -id, s5si sales 600
Middling 90; ORLEANS 9al.
" Sales 2s ,0ooi consolidated net receipts =
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lbs. Rio coffee for 500, at W. NJ.
Winn's.
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T AND FOR SALE.

We have fine lands In Falls and other
counties Of Texas, and will sell on long tim
to s.ttlers, or exchange for stock
hASRICk 4 GuRLEY.
.lyld&wl2m Waco. Tesas.
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.l5ld&wisra
GTRAYED.

From me, near kimbali, nosque county, one
bay mare mule, branded on the right
shoulder, i've years old last spring. Any one
having takfn up such mule viii be rewariad
by delisrriry tov-4 ~sVsssing
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A Bank. Sensation.

NEW YoRK, October 2s.-The robbery of the
Manhattan Savings institution is the sensation
in banking circles. Notices have been pasted
In the bank saying: "For the purpose Of pre-
venting loss to depositors 1t is ordered that no
payments be made without sixty days no.
tice." The surplus of the bank Is more than
sufficient to cover any probable.loss that mhy
be sustained by reason OF robbery. A great
number OF depositors have given the necessary
notice. The directors were In secret session
to-day. II is possible that the amount taken
may be greater than at first stated. since the
contents Of ten boxes, which contained many
valuables that the bank was not responsible
for. have disappcared
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Moonshiners.

New YORK, October Pa special from
Nashville says 800 illicit distillers who have
been before the U. S. court during the week
are hopele-sIy demorallzed in consequence of
the heavy penalty imposed. Sixty have been
fined from 800 to VI 900 and sentenced to i'm
prisonment from one to six months In jail.
As they had been allowed to do pretty much
as they pleased In their home Institutions for
the confinement OF criminals, they have been
sent this week to the Nashville, Franklin and
Columbia Jails, where they will undergo close
confinement. One hundred and fifty moon
sinners, In consequence OF these sentences,
have fled to the mountains, forfelting their
bonds; and % have been discharged on prom
Use to never again practice Illicit dlstilling.
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Telegraph Operator Dead.

McCoM CITY, October 81. u. Ford tel
egraph operator and train dispatcher, died
this morning
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Another Wreck.

wAsnIsGroS, October ss. The Signal corps
at Station Cape Lookout, reports the schooner
Florence wetherbee arrived in harbor this
morning with the wreck Of the schooner Wy
oming of Boston, in tow from Port au- Prince,
bound for Boston with a cargo OF Iogwood.
She lost her masts and cables and was other
wise inJsred. The captain, one passenger
and part of the deck load was lost over board
while going into Beaufort harbor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-10-11
Heat of the Sun.

We can measure the quantity of heat
that the sun constantly emits, because
we can measure the amount received by
our earth, which intercepts about the
1900, 0000 00th part of all the light and
heat emitted by the sun. We thus find
that, in every second of time the sun
emits as much heat as would result from
the combustion of IL 900, 000, 100000 tons
of coal. In passing, it may be conven-
lent to notice that each portion of the
suns surface as large as our earth emits
as much heat per second as would result
from the combustion of 1,000,0 100000
tons of coal--a simple and easily-remem-
bered relation. Now it is easily calcu-
lated from this that if the suns whole
mass consisted of coal, and could burn
right out to the last ton, maintaining
till then the present rate of emission,
the supply would not last more than
5000 years. As the sun has most GER
tainly been emitting light and heat for
a far longer period than this, the idea
that the solar fire is thus maintained is,
of course, altogether untenable. There
are, however, many other reasons for
rejecting the idea that the sun is com
posed of burning matter, using the word
burning" in its proper sense, accord
ing to which piece of coal in fire is
burning, whereas piece of red-hot iron
is not burning, though burning hot. In
like manner we find ourselves compelled
to reject the belief that the sun may be
body raised Mt some remote epoch to
an intense heat throughout its entire
mass, and gradually cooling For we
find that in the course of few thou
sands of years such mass would cool
far more than the sun has cooled (if he
has cooled appreciabE at alb even with
in the historic period, and we have evil
dence that he has poured his heat on
the earth during periods compared with
which the duration of the human race
is but as a second amid centuries, while
the duration of historic races is utterly
lost by comparison.-CornhiH Maya
elmo
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The astonished girl had no time to
reply, for the Tom and Nettie of olden
time appeared through the arched door
way and the stranger rose to greet
them.
"Will you take in an old friend and
wayfarer to dine with you to-day? 1t
is pleasanter being with friends than at
an inn"
with pleasure" they replied, in the
old Southern style of true hospitality.
He noticed, however, their look of per-
plexity, and said: Il will not tax your
memory too far, for twenty-six years
bring heavy changes, still you can't
forget our last meeting. Do you re-
member young Colonel, Captain,
whose presumption enabled him to out
strip you in a jumping match years
ago, and who yielded his right to the
prize you so much coveted?"
Indeed L do exclaimed Capt. Len
ard, springing up and grasping his
hand once more, 81 knew / had seen
YOU somewhere, General name Tom
had unwittingly given him from the
first" but could not recall the occa'
sion. We are indeed glad to see you
and give YOU warm welcome to oul
table"
They sat on the piazza after dinner
the same old western piazza, with Its
climbing roses, where Nettie stood il
her youthful grief, just twenty-six years
before. And here, shaded by the same
old ivies and poplars, they talked of the
changes the years had wrought, par
ticularly for our country. Gen. Wash
ington enjoyed his visit exceedingly
They all addressed him as General,
but their free and unconstrained re
marks relating to the late war, and theil
intense admiration for the great leader
of the American armies were evidence
enough that he was unknown.
When he rose to take leave, and was
giving each a warm pressure of the hanC
in farewell, Capt. Lenard said, Gen
eral, gave you this name because i
seemed TO suit you, not that Though
you were one then, and it is the only
name we have known you by. Were
you aware you had never enlightened
us?"
Washington smiled. 81 supposed
/ from several remarks made to-day tha
L was unknown, and L have enjoyed oul
free, social intercourse too much tC
enlighten you. Will you excuse what
has seemed like a breach in politeness
and l will rectify the error now as far as
possible" Saying this, he presented
! his card:
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Mount Vernon.
Not word was spoken, and in the
silence of amazement their world
famed guest departed.
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4 Duel.

A young man by the name of Tracey,
near Owensburg, KY, felt that the at
tentions of Mr.. Spright to his sister
were rather unwelcome to the family,
and accordingly challenged Mr.. Spright
to mortal combat. Mr. S. is cool, cal
culating man, and had read medicine a
few years since in Cincinnati, but did
not practice. On receiving the chal-
lenge he selected his weapons, and pro-
posed an immediate settlement of the
difficulty.
His antagonist, with his second, was
on the ground at the time, looking brave
enough to take a small city, but, on see
ing the weapons chosen by the chal-
lenged party, their very knees shook
with terror. Here sat the unterrified
lover, with two plates of green cucum-
bers cut in slices, with vinegar, and a
full dozen of green apples to each plate
as dessert.
Take seats, gentlemen" said the
obliging second of Mr.. S., "and take
choice of plates; in ten minutes we
commence"
Tracey looked at his second, and he
looked at Tracey back again, no doubt
thinking that if Tracey did thus fight
the chance of his dying with the cholera
was good one.
Finally the two seconds went into the
Clerks Office and adjusted the matter
satisfactorily to all parties.
Mr.. $. continues his visits to his lady
love without intermission.
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A GOOd-Hearted Man.

A stranger who boarded Michigan
avenue car at Jefferson avenue yester.
day forenoon did not mind the fare-box
until woman came aboard and dropped
in her nickel She was talking with an
other woman about the fever sufferers
as she did so, and the man pricked UP
his ears and also put in nickel. A
fourth, fifth and sixth passenger got
aboard and paid their fares, and every
time a nickel went into the box the
stranger saw" it. By-and-by, after he
had deposited ten fares, to the great
amusement of other passengers, an old
woman with basket took her seat and
sent her fare along, and at the same
time happened to look across at the
good-hearted man.
bluff, is it !" he called out as he rose
up and went down for big change.
well, if crowd like this ere can bluff
me on yellow-fever nickel subscriptions
then I'll eat my boots Here, you wall
eyed crowd, climb over this two-dollar
bill and I'll drop in five!"
He pushed the money into the box,
and the driver opened the door and in
CURED
do you want changer"
Change? Not a red I'm waiting
for this caboodle to call my hand if they
dare !"-DetrOit Free Press.