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Premature Decay,
Self Abuse, Etc.
These belts are the result of the most
profound research and experiment in
Electro Therapeutics, and by tn IT pc
|culiar construction continuous gal
vanic current Is generated. which per-
meates the whole frame. and especially
envelopes the suffering pats with It's
gentle Ia tiueuce. Ibis current arsiini-
hates CLOSER to the Nerrous fluid than any
thing known to Medical Sclence--hence
its potency us a curative agent.
Most especially is the application oil
ELECTRICITY in this form beneficial to
those disorders arising from youthful
lindiscretion, sexual excess or disslpa-
lions of any kind, whereby the pro-
creative powers are lessened and Impo-
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sense of shame should prevent the sui
ferer, subject to rest es- niglts, night
mare, dreams, pslpita,io'. oI the heart,
Ineuralgia, dimness of sight and other
symptoms OF nervous anu physical de
bility, applying to the undersigned for
relief.
These belts are light, perfectly flexi-
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es-5U,l47 ~ these belts were sold in
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Electricity is Life,
And no remed. eau he compared to II
lfor the treatment of Impotence and loss
If nervous vitality.
This belt is recommended by the
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to the Old system of druggiug. LON
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II chetlful.y recommend DR.. Halls
Electric Belt, and consider 1t one OF tu'
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and Texas and therefore offers SUI
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"Throw Physic to the Dogs
DIR. HALLS
ELECTRIC BELTS

For the cure of all nervous diseases,
without the least arrangement OF the
patients habits or daily occupation =,
Ihis application exerts powerful ana
beueficial Influence throughout the
whole f anne; is applicable 70 either SER
and affolds Instantaneous relief III tine
following diseases:
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia
LnmbasO,
General Debility,
Headaches,
Dizziness,
Impotency,
SpermatorrhGa.
Sexual Exhaustion,
Premature Decay,
Self Abuse, Etc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21
Condensed News.

The Potter Committee still NJ
work.
Jos. Nadcau, the French historian,
dead.
Failures in Louisville. KY. and
Millersburg, Ohio.
The Microscopical Congress in ses-
sion ut Indianapolis.
Several thousand insurgents as
semble AT Bjelina and Becko. P"
The British bark Kidar wrecked
off Cooks Island and abandoned.
Ottawa Orangemen TO have mon
sier procession on Novcmber5.
Peter McMams, "Mollie," con
victed of murder at Sunbury, Pa.
) The Spanish Government horrows
$4,000, 900 from a Paris banker.
Wilmington, n. g.. makes an APP
preparation for the Grenada suf-
ferers.
Margaret iIehl,le, on trial for the
murder Of MARY IIescr, at Decatur,
Illinois.
Colonel Rucstow, the military mi-
thor, kills himself at Zurich, Switz-
erland.
Fritscht, a Socialist, elected TO Par
Lament from the il9urth District of
Berlin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21
An Opening Cor Sam Bases,

1 10 nakea manic drhchs our ftllow
men Is aromraon instiastive dcsirc,
and one productive ofgobd. Ambi-
tionleads to GREAT deeds, sndif prop-
erly directed, turns common men into
heroes. Ambition plunpes into fire
and smoke, hurls itself iiuto boiling
seas, plungcs into the hell of battle,
tolls amidO1sasiy volumes, trcads
tracklcS and limps family
over Z a trts. Ambition plucks
,lnuor from the jawspf death AM
A,hbatfles wftli.the heat of trop-
- Lid lefes the grim horrors Of
ArcvsDseas. Ambition burns itself
on fupl fyres of domestic allec-
ton. pies danger sandE death,
scornN Der and thirst and torture,
and laughs at toll and priyation. IL
|cvalts iscrslnto heroes and makes
humanity grapd, sublime and glori-
fled, TO wina name among men is
its sole end, and in ardent natures it
becomes passion fiery md uh-
quenchablc. Nor is il confined to
the great. 1t burns MS ilercely in
Common hearts. II is the cause of
Shepherds, Dluals AMI lBasses as
much ms Of Caesars and Napoleons.
FIN the present age and in our country
IN seems a frenzy, and we admire
even while we deprccate the reckless
daring ofimen.who outlo each other
in deeds of brigand daring. ia
There Is, however, n better field
now before those youths who gloat
over such men as Sam Bass and long
to emulate his Unparalleled career.
There is an opening of greater dan
ger and greater honor, In, fever
stricken districts, where weak men
fly from the danger, heroes are need
ed and he who would fain snatch hon
or from deadly encounters and mid
night raids, let him try his vaunted
couragein yellow fever hospital. To
be hero Is noble ambition, and in
the cities where the pestilence stalks.
IS magnificent arena. Every little
village attacked by the plague win
be chance for hero.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21
The Coming Elections and Cam
paign.

Ererv s,oteavcont Narv,and Viz
o,inia and Nr;ssisei,a,,1 ho,;,,rsn elec.
tion This vear in which the stains of
tho naxt conoross win he determined
and IN. eIc,3ion NJ 1880 fforsbodow.
oil F;16 l,att, ajrea,,lS ocr,tr.red ~.
wit. Alabaina Kenf,cl W Sew
uan,psh;reg OREGON and RhodeE IL.
land AIabam, X eni,bnck 9 ma Ore
son oro tbororglIv Dennocroiic and
may oc course he ,lapended ON for
m. Presidential elertion The onsu.
inc elections will occur in the follow
;no order. r...r.a,
senteuber ad- Arlansas caIifor.
nj. an5 vermont reu ~
octoher lar Colorado. od-LGeor-
ola e,h.-West y;roin;a shin
diana and Iowa 14tb-Obio.
Novemhcr ifb-Io,,jsjono. 5tb-
Conneet;cut Delaware Florida MI
nois K,nso. Massachusetts Micbi-
o,n Minnesota Nebraska Nevada
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21
Diamond Swallowing.
y. Y. Herald

n 4 Herald.
In the swimming bath house at the
foot of Grand street Emma Brusley
has been employed for some time to
look after the ladies' clothing and
perform various other nlnctio's
about the place. She was there on
Monday evening, when Miss Rebecca
Schiessinger went to battle, and
kindly consented to take care Of that
Young lady's clothes for her. Rebcc-
"a took her two diamond earrings
and put them in a little bag she had
with her, and deposited there also a
S5G0 solitaire finger ring. After her
ablutions had been performed she
looked for her jewclry and discover
ed that the solitaire was missing.
She accused Emma, who denied the
theft, Emma was arrested. but man
aged to get apart from those around
her ust before the detectives ap-
pearance, and. fearful of having the
ring found on her person, adopted
the somewhat peculiar expedient of
putting il out of sight by swallow
ing it. When the officer took her
into custody she persisted in assert
ing her INNOCENCE. and dnring her
stay I'M the Station house she main
tanned II anew. Yesterday morning
before going to court she was taken
by the detective 10 the bath house,
as she expressed some hopes of find
ing the diamond there, Search, of
course, was trultless. They returned
10 the station again. but Emma, now
that she had tine 10 reflect upOn her
course, began TO suspect that dia-
mond rings were not healthtul sub
stances 10 put In her epigastriuIn
and she bitterly rcpented her rash
ness. In Emma's mind vague fears
began to pass that jewels could
Withstand the best attacks of gastric
juice and gems and gold when taken
internally were not the things to sat
isfy the heart. So she made Il clean
breast of it ut last-admitted the
theft, confessed the swallow and
prayed for emetics and medical men.
They took her TO the Essex Market
Court, where she was remanded, and
back again to the station house
where the skill of police surgeon
was called into service TO remove the
$500 gastronomic incubus.
Last evening powerful emeiics
were administered TO the girl. but
mp TO noon to-day the reconciliation
OF the gem had not taken place.
Emma, who is in Bellevue Hospital
says that she feels she has swallowed
II very rare and costly mead.
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Card.

10 sll who are suffering from the error, and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay loss OF manhood, Sc Iwill send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE Oh
CHARGE This great remedy was disco, cr-
ed by missionary In south America. SEND
aself-addrcsse'l envelope to the Rev Joseph 4
liammnn, station u. Bible House, New York
CITY. augl8wtf
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An Elegant Preparation

Designed TO meet the public want for harni-
less hair dressing and restorative, IL found In
iarker's Hair BalsaIn, 1t acts like mag lie
commencing al the very roots, removes Dan
drln and all hunGrs from the scalp, aud ney .
er mils Ia restore gray or failed hair 10 lis
original youthful color aud beauty. Falling
hair Is Immediately checked by its use, aud ID
puolinces n growth Of beautiful young hair,
H1it, glossy aud luNurlant, that surprises
quslio perfume and purity Of composition,
ienders u the growing mvorite Of The toilet
table everywhere. Buy bottle from your
druggist, u, GRAVES, druggist, Waco,
and test It's merits, auglGd&Wtoctl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21

An excited and red hot greenback-
err is in n quandary. He was born at
twenty minutes to twelve O'Clock
the ith day of November, 1857, and
now he Is figuring how to vote at the
coming election. He swears that as
1856 was leap year, the six hours
left out of 81 shall count, aud that
be will be p the 9TH day of Novem-
Der. WIN some one ilgureiit out for
him, or will the Greenback Commit
fee take hold of the job Z tite
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WACO UNIVERSITY.
Nj ALE AND FEMALE

DEPARTMENTS,
The 18th Annual Session will begin the
SECOND MONDAY GthO OF SEPTEMBER
aud continue % weeks, divided into two terms
Of twenty week each, with increased fac Titles
aud no abatement In thOroughness of instruc-
ton. Every Department is filled by the most
experienced aud successful teachers.
TERMS FOR TWENTY WEEKS
Tuition $40, SIS; SO and s25, according to
the studies pursued Incidental fee 81 80; Lii
hrary VI 2jj Board from SG5 10 Si5. Al fees
for board, tuition, etc, payable In advance
For further particulars or Catalogue address
H nc. BtIRLESON, or
augls.l&wlml RftlIAfsD HIRI.LsOS
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NJ AGON STOLEN-SlO RE
w WARD.
d. mcHAu'S
Golden Remedies.

DR, Rl,IlNl's golden BNI.SAM, NJ. /
will cure Syphilis In Its Hrsi nnd s,Enndnr,
Stages, such H~ old Ulcers, liberated >nf.
Throat, sore EYES, Soreness Of he Scnlp.
blhlchrni skin truntiuns, secondary | lrrTS
Nh 'arious parts NJ The person Is 'mct, NH
cases arising from ail nnr1er ,ure al This
disease In IT, FIRST stages. Graduating disease
thoroughly Price - per bottles 'wu battles,
IN RICIINI's GOLDEN BNI>NN. M. d.
will cure all that No will. butts moi nrc,s,
Shry tu he used only IN cases q trrlinr, ar
mini stages Of syphilis. where 'rTtiary Mrr-
r9rinl or syphilltic Hhrunati.n arr connect
I WIN u. have taken hnnir'ls FROM hos
pitAl br'ls all over the world vtu have lain
Tor years ui'lcr the hest physicians in lLai
section III the country, and thuuughly cured
theni ~ lew week by The us nr this mrli-
cine The beneficial effects o ny rrm,llr.
are felt NJ once, Graduating MI. cttrsel ,II.-
r.hse IRON THE system cntircl aud lurryrr.
FIic" NJ per bottle, ar two bales Tor ~
d Di. NltllAl'S GOLDEN ANTInoTE. "a
snic speedy and radical cura1r Gnmnrrhnn.
nl"rli irritation, Gravel irirWrr and All
Urinary arrangements, nceplpauipl viib mil
directions warranted ~ cic | hay" used
nus remedy with universal ucress In "A lam,
ntrllcc' AMI can safely nPmucnd II 10 ali
frice ~ per hattie.
Pr MCIIAu'> GOLr.N ELINm ~.
AMOUR, ar ELINTR 6r Nv, acts ne IA
chhrhl' u Is radical cr' for Sprrm,tInr-
rhGa, Emissions, lmpotecr, storilily, zen
ellI l,rnllt{ ~ on or ygigi giving vitality
1hu uilphlthg energy VII wonderful effect
10 those who have led a lie at srtisunliiy al,
s"ll-hhu'r' Al IS lniHlnaD'. II isrumIOsrd OF
we mos, powerful ingrtirni~ Of he ,rs,ln
pr hlhfhnlhi lirhilrs- ut speedy In roster
ihF h'hl'ns aug nhlulg action ~ the sexual
nrpaps Hundreds vii lind This ,nu.,l, nm
, ,l', h''n lf'" 81 per butilr; two
inquire Of l"W Dtlggisl fur these E,u,.-
" III u u" ~ n"i % ihrn' forwanl ynur
ally. "" NV l''N'"'-
~ Al Correspondent, answered cnnGl.n.
mn MrIelne brwarlci H. any mi "I
W.. .,,,, mllr' ''"'r' "r 'ana'ln', rr,r ln,m oh
.,,., Dii u: II, RICHARDS.
I"h'"lNfN rs Nnrirk n New York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21

Phe population of the Island of
,r vs. about 10000, two-thirds
Uk'isiians, the remainder Ma
u5,edant. {
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EDUCATIONAL.
r ELAND SEMINARY.
LNil-itA .sG lalAti sHf
Boarding and Day School.



The largest local patronage in the city. Its
success in The past, under It's present mAnage
ment, guarantees its course ia the future,
We offer facilities unsurpassed ANYWHERE q
Our friends and The publin are inyit,Si to visit
our Institution, examine our arrangrments,
test oar work aud Judge our merits
Fitting boys for the 4. a VI College, n spe-
ciHlty.
Mrs Fannie {. Leland takes charge, per
manenily, Of the Primary Department and
Elocution
The Music Department l. q decided success
Prof Charles R-isner has no superior as
teacher Ia the state.
Prof. Schu!rr will teach German and assist
in music
Mrs DR.. Snead continues In charge uf the
Art Department Her success has been most
gratifying tn patrons AMI pupils.
TERMs-PAYABIE IN ADVANCE.
Primary Studio. 81, ~ 20, 81
t6liesIatc = IL ss@
German or French 81 To 81
Music 81 10
Drawing and Painting 81 10 81
Incidental Zee a-s - u Cents
Penmanship, Primary Drawing, Vocal Mu-
j = sTR0THER,
ang2l&wlm Principal.
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are cast o,itiaL Ma on
p6i large eno,xra save
yy,iI one dos ihe plank, of
cfUa2'y
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Texas News Items.


~ ft14rA Al, n Ares TO TrNAs.
I ,, ~.
1 W. y. hingspnry, lalu nnmiefa,
fioit aFent ~ London, mas perfected
HETEROGENEOUS by whien persons 90
mR 10 texas can nave steerage 'lcE-
Ects Tom London or Liverpool WA
New ork 10 san Antohio' eNas'ior
Eli .. AZ New YORK passengers are
transferred TO steamship me Tor pai-
weston. Time, to SAN Anion'9 ron
,,ooI, sixteen one- half davs. Weekly
service. sailing from each port every
"Wednesday and Queenstown every
THURSDAY.
sTho al ano "a. /. hos oono ovo, "a
10 ~ ,oonhacJS~' ~ = ~ fSS
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BIITEN BY AsNAKE. b 4 Z
Mr.. Coenelly, a farmer living about
five miles ha.:: the city, near the
Cedar Hill road. while hauling
wood, was bitten on the right hand
| by n rattle snake. lie was lifting n
log when he felt the reptile strike
NM ne haa inc presence ot ihinu
10 wrap MS hail,'herciilei .rouiu ms
wrist 10 arrest lne circuia =, Seis-
ing an AK ne ulspalche9 ue serpeli.'
bousr. two miles distant, where he
drank oyera quart of whisky be-
sides splitting open the back of 4 live
c,,icfen ana applying u 20 ,Ie wonnd'
me arm became irighuiuiy swoiien'
out ~ y. y IeW ho'lrs .ne reinea 'ri-
now ON Of danger. Dallnsi Herald
ssss ssss,..,...I
boz 4 MoNsrhhi
"A pumpkin is on exhibition at the
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Fragrance
NiarfayA innmnn'.
Celebrated
: Florida
!, Water.


The richest, most lasting, YET hnsl uellrhie
of nil uerinmrs for use on tile Handkerchief, al
the Toilet aud In the Bath, delightful ahd
h-althfil In the sick room, relieves weakness,
fatigue, prustratiui, nrrN"usnr.- ahd head
ache Look nut for cpunterieiis; always ash
for the Florida Water prepared by the sole
pruprptors, Mpssrs lHnman n Kemp New
York
For sale nv periumcrs Druggists and Fancy
Gunds Dealers jnriileodini
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,cls, IS OF Ohio have
h Aknk cashiers for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21

- against the voters
lerting Schleicher.
w against suicide.
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HOTELS,
IARROLLTON HOUSE.
AUSTIN, TEXAs.

Half block west of the new Federal P0siofNce
building, on West Pecan street, aud formerly
oughly renovated nnd enlarged, aud The pro-
pfiet"r, a
DIR. 4. ID. HARM,
promises to all guests first class Acc0nnoda.
ton, special attention IL travelling I Ummer-
rial hentlrIurn
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EZrJE1lTIjTl.ElllIE

T,n year- have prpen their efficacy ~ 81 p' IN
disorders. Tney ,irsiore ,hS snpe,iie. good di
.,Ion and ylsor to body and mind, ~. ..v.
Rev. n. L, simpson. Loulstllie, NJ sa; n
oT"tt,s PiHs are ~orh he'r "e'V"' :"
geld geld. :, ~ pruepist. say. 4" We sell finy
,arss T,tt,s PiIIs 10 fire Of all oHers'
Prce, rs cents. otilce So Murray st., New iofh'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21

Pennsylvania has
ring its great land
ring their land into
year.
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Austin .Siofesmoap

" s4tnstin Statesman makes
stseaea@e honorable in the follow
lg lesrty manner. ON
II q true and properly stated by
the fA.esbeok Fra Thai Col. Lang
mad Reputation and friends and
on popular respect and confidence
fwcr derful extent by his sensi-
I'D ticIl speech and personal
luring the session of the
~ q convention. ltisproper
ksesman TO say This SIRE il
10 eriticise cd. yng's
-nn the press, htlt-d
". ~ jth no little harSl mess.
nay add thai IN llia.
ists we did No.
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A DOCTORS OPINION :

mr. I CIV Lewis, Of Fulton, Ark, writes
onr wear ago was taken sick, q ritna
o,g,ed "a strongly in favor of 1uttsPills thn'
Was Induced to use Them, Never dlu me'ii'
tm., n nractire of q quarter oil century, !
,rocinin, them The best anli-hillions medicine
rryer used. have prescribed them IN my
urncticc ever sincr.' { lIfffHf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21

A ptifnl story comes ola vessel at
tackled by yellow fever al sea. drift-
ing helplessly about under burning
.brazen sky withnnmanned sails aop-
ping against the masts and tossed
thither md ihither the sport of wind
mdwave, whilethe poor crew lay
painting and gasplng. or struggling
with death below.
Desperation gave the poor wretch
es strength TO bring the vessel near
port, dropping here and there their
3sHavusle drifted in, as II some
Acome 10 their aid.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21
SGusT 81. 1873.
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% divided we sup-
IN claim Tarrani
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21

w AsHINGToN HOTEL,

tfomrrly. Cosmopolitan Hoirl)
win remove the rayorte old Washington
Hotel from It's present location to the con,mo-
dious brick building recently occupied by the
Cosmopolitan, Oh or about the sGth July The
house has been thoroughly renovated and re-
Furnished, y centrally i9cated with ample
aud comfortable accommodations for ihctray-
cling public.
lWill continue At the old stand until remo-
val Respectfully yours,
JOHN SUMMERS, Prop'r
GALYl -InN .InlA II lal.i- --aLr---
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-21

nc tuIhPIloTItr's tlg-
Body is loose in htithmeI
M be ourselves, but we