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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10
AGooD Saowxo.-From Mr.. Frank

AGooD SHowINa.-From Mr.. Frank
6sidsl, City Assessor, We learn tina. dur
Ing the past year there hsve been built
within tho city limits los buildings.
This dos not include those commenced
since last January, nor those in the
Pontius nor d. r. Denny additions. The
total aaseased valuation Of these les new
buildings & $4,000. The city asssss.
9ent this year Is g, 95S 600, against 81
Dizziness men gave in . valuation equal
e. more than last year. Tho result Of
thle will b. that the city tax this yoar
yQ not exoeed six mills on the dollar.
QAaRainst eleven and one-half mills last
xSAf,. beaides making much better
GAoWing 10 the outside world.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10
DAILY POSf-ufELIIGBHCER
LO @ A L..

Geo. w. Harris, the banker, started
for San Francisco last evening. to be
absent about ton days.
A Yakima county man Claims TO have
raised lib bushels of barley from a SIN
gle acre of ground.
In the Yakima log drive 70 or 80 men
are employed. They are at present IN
the vicinity Of Ellensbure, slowly work
ing their way down.
There IN some little talk of an exeur-
sion TO Victoria to celebrate the Queen .
birthday. The movement has ~ FAR
taken only partial shape.
Lawrencs 3. Booth has - far re-
covered from his late illness az to be
able 70 walk about. Next week he will
be- found at his post OF duty at the
Auditors Office.
Martin Vaughn, 72 years Of age.
pioneer citizen Of the Matches region,
Ia Yakima county, died few days ago,
leaving q wife and daughter in Greg on.
and a daughter on Puget Sound.
In our mention Of the railroad acci-
dent, We were in error in stating that
the engine went into the ditch. Five
cars were thrown of and demolished,
but the engine remained on the track.
8. G. Ward, Of Olympia, is in the city.
His steamer, the Ruby. is on her way
from Olympia to Seattle. towing boom
OF loQs for ono Of our local sawmills.
On her arrival here she will he laid up a
few days for repairs.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
1t Mrs.. H. z. Parkhurst's this evening.
Ioe cream will be served from 8 to 9
O'Clock. A large attendance is desired.
All friends Of the church are cordially
invited.
Talk Of the Fourth Of July Is heard
and all that seems TO be lacking is the
effort OF s0me energetic person TO put
the idea into shape. We are fixed this
year in sundry essential ways to get
up far more grand celebration than
ever before.
Another case of smallpox is reported
at Newcastle. The patient, named
Peterson, was associated with Warren,
the first victim, and contracted the dis
ease from him. All others who were
likewise exposed have been quarsntined,
and the danger Of further contagion is
believed 10 be small.
Geo. Fl. Fades and family, who have
been s0journing in Seattle for the past
few weeks, will start for their home in
Salem this morning, going by way of
Olympia. Mr.. Fades has not fully de-
oided whether he will return aud make
seattle his future home or not. He will
do %, provided he can arrange affairs in
Oregon satisfactorily.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10
PAssxnor.s.-Followina are the pas

PAsxnoxRs.-Following are the pas
ssngsrs for San Francisco, by thu Elder.
which sailed last evening: L. 8. Mcclure
aRd wife. Miss Lizzie Kinds, Miss
@rs. Chick and three children, Mrs.
Gso. H. Watson, Mrs.. H. A. Atkins and
three children, Jos. Borren, Mrs. Anna
Young and three children, Rev. j. A.
Wirth Adam Blackman, Mary Black
man, Mn. H. Blackman, r. HASKELL and
tWo sons, Mrs. A. Haskill and two child
ssn, ]. r. Capration, Mrs. j. II. Mar
ehal, Jas. Went, Mary Tanner, N. C.
Wilson, Geo. w. Anderson, Chas. Claw
son, X. F. Horn and wife, VIM. Box,
Edward Ksens, Mira Walheim, James
A. NcPhss. J. w. Hall, w. p. Rodgers,
]. 81. Osborne, I. J. Hindle, Frank
Gregory. J. D. Byers, Geo. Gilehrist,
Henry Reed and Joseph Ballon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10

Aa.zvsn.-Ths steamship Umatilla.
arrived hsrs q $50 Last evening. She
les Portland Sunday evening, and laid
3 Astoria I'll I pm. On Monday. She
eame u water ballad, and viii load coal
foe 6an tfancisoo. Capt. Worth q.
peeo 70 b ready 70 60 to - ON Hatur-
0AN next.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10

0aAIuo.-As he umatillA cana into
- Sound - sighted Z large nambsr Il
snnoes IL Quillshuts, going out in.
search q eeals. Also three schcnaera
- Neah 0ays hsadinQ fce thu sselinQ
NR0ondA Ihe weA1hee Wns anae. and
~ Natee - omoo1h q aiaaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10

scene A Chicago wholesale -four
house. Enter John.
"Sir, I am sorry to inform You that
tan barrels of that lot purchased from
Smith IS poor"
Proprietor-" Poor! What ais it?''
"Musty."
TOO mu:ty for the hotslss''
"Yee, sir.
Too musty for the boarding houssF'
81 fear so.n
Cant it be sold to some lake cap
tain!"
"rve bad them looking at it, but they
shake their heads"
Wen send it to the Michigan fire
sufferers" :.
but thsy:.are through suffering, sir. "
Then cart it to the nearest orphan
asylum with my compliments and take
along one of our cards, so that the pa
pers will make no mistake in writing Us
up. Johnr'
Yes, SIR
Be kind to the poor
81 will, SIR
'For the poor ye have always with you,
and darn my buttons. if Smith ships as
any more such flsur III fOreclose ON his
millr'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Monday, May Sth, 1882.
Several road districts having failed to
eject road supervisors for their respec-
tive districts, as provided by law, it is
ordered that this following persons be
appointed to I'll the vacancies thus
caused:
M IF
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No. of
District.

Tuesday. MAY 9th.
The Auditor was directed ~ have the
detailed lists of statements of taxpayers
for 1881 bound and lettered.
The following road bonds we're fled
and approved:
No. of
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DIE D.

DIED.
SHE LDON-In this city, May sth,. Of spinal
meningitis, Isabella Mary second dangh-
ter of Robert and Flora Sheldon. aged
years, 3 months and l&days.
Sleep. Mamie. peacefully and free
From all the cares and sorrows Of our
life:
Heaven opens wide its pearly gates to thee,
With all IT'S pleasures and Its joys 30 rite,
Sleep, Mamie, till that glorious morn
When time with all its sorrOws end:
When to eternal life we're born,
Where peace and joy shall ever blend.
Then. mother, strew bright floral gems
Above the dear ones new made tomb;
Her spirit brow wears diadems
OF flowers Of IN eternal BLOOM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10

= blAAkESI4EE WILL. LEARN
sonAetning to his interest b. cores
ronding with Edw. L. Ilndsley, Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10

curious adventure, resulting from .
mistake, occurred in Manchester, Eng
land, few days ago. A Gentleman
who had boon staying with friends un-
til a very early hour in the morning
started for homo somewhat the worse
for liquor. When be arrived at q street
in which he supposed he lived. he
knocked at the door of the house. Fail
ing to awaken any of the occupants, he
went round the adjoining houses to the
back entrance of the building. Here
he climbed over yard door and effect
ed an entrance into the house through
the back window. Some food. tho re-
mains Of the evenings Supper, was upon
the table. and of this he partook. He
then pulled off his foots and prepared
to go to bed. He managed to ascend
the stairs and entered bedroom. In
the room NEST astonishing spectacle
met his view. In bed before him lay
peacefully asleep lady, whom he sup
posed waS his wife. and gentleman.
Jumping. without hesitation, to the be-
lief ttat his wife had been guilty of {:
great crime, he seized the sleeping
gontl oman and dragged him out of bed
A fierce struggle ensued, which resulted
III the two men rolling down stairs. All
at once il then dawned on the inebri-
ated contestant that he was in the
wrong house, and he rushed out of the
place with amazing rapidity. Happen
ing to come across cab, he hailed the
driver and gave most urgent instructions
to be driven to the house of an acquaint-
ance in town. At this place he was
supplied With a pair of boots in place
of those he had left at the house of his
adventure.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10
1T MY old STAND,

A FTER A FEW MONTHS ABSENCE
~ have returned to my old stand on
MIL street. snd will hereafter BE- pieaaed
to furnish my old friends and custssnesa
W." M me cigars and tobacco Is of yore.
m9lm UNCLE .seoannse
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BO E n.

BORN.
PRoscH-In this city. May 9th, to the wife
of Thos. w. Pr0sch, q Son.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10

A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN TAX
"A ing care Of baby. Inquire 81
JONASSON & JOHNSONS
Ely-3t Furniture store, Cherry At
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10

The projected worlds fair in Boston
has been abandoned. Talk was plenty
and money scarce.
A farm of LEGO acres in Barry couEty,
Missouri, is to be devoted to the breed
ing of mules.
It cost $l77,65O.77 to maintain the i'm
migration establishment at Castle Gar
den in 1881.
An Indianapolis bigamiss was only
seventeen at first marriage and nineteen
at second.
Chicago sends plows to Mexico, the
Sandwich Islands and New Zealand.
Private Dalzell wants consulship.
He is no more insane than Guiteau.
Cornelius Sweetzer of Biddeford, Me-,
left SEQ, 900 for public purposes.
Taxes in New York will be decreased
three million dollars this year.
kentuckians and Virginians are MAX
ing colonies in Florida.
Ex-senator Clayton aspiresto be the
Malone Of Arkansas.
Chicago produced thirty-seven muir
dersrs hast year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10

4 brotherly Colorado personal reads
thas: ''Ar. Orth Stein, the gifted edi-
tor of the Leadville Chronicle, arrived
in town this evening. His remains will
be shipped for home Monday morning. y
Patti carries thirty three trunks and
her own baggage smasher.
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10 8 tt.

A PHYSICIANS VISITING LIST OR
"A diary, A suitable reward win be rsiS
20 the nndef On it, return to n. A. Keiiys
N'"e e~ASs m7-0
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Two men, apparently countrymcn,
enter ". T.. Biyicrr's jewcliy establish.
10, nj yesterday afternoon hnd asked to
look at some ring-. a nay lmi wa set
bciJr, them AMI they looked at the Jew
cl-, but without pur. has.ng. finally one
.a,d thy would gu aud not buy to day
The Oih,r sill TODD b't r. the counter
and at that moment Sir. Riyicre discOy-
cred the tray 80 minus one ring. lie
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
THE ENAMIN Err
Waco, OCTOBER 10, 1882.
LOCAL. uItEyITIEs.
Items of Interest From Oar Kc-
pOTGcrh' Note Book.

Cotton steady atquotcd prices
The Central depots are crowd d with
freight.
only civil suits in the two justices
cuurts yesterday.
The new compress was running un-
der tull head OF team yesterday.
-rh, j. circus day II it doesn't rain
we -hou.d like TO know the reason Why.
Large quantities Of Hat cotton are go.
lng cat over the h"..ow gauge Westward.
An eutcpri,ing planter, MI John
htrkIciuri, has gone H. Mexico to inn
port hands to pick his cotton.
- In palln- young men are salt to be-
sitting up ull night with their girls uudcr
prct"u-c OF waiting to SEE the CONT.
Tho trade In empty bottles aud flask
is getting To be quite Il ilourshing bust
no.s uuong y, small hOys ui Ilc city.
Tie Missouri Pacific yards have re-
reiyciu switch Dusirut last and win be-
snanicd to move hcght with greater IA.
pin'y.
A gentleman lol' on the south bound
tcltnI last evening Ion tue ucauiilul ely
uy ia. POI, and /, b uImptci he val Iclur,
"''" ' u''H''
--Ou.oithrp .niIemcn runnin, for re.
/ co'i'r b Il II. him-,h 'ri, ST. Hnd NOT II,
| II. 1870 sah"i y'''' ms s'htyinrht In To
coucc, IL mioLplr, hruslun.
/ 4 ur,, German. rIi,h .,. fl, ,r.,.,.s al
] i,rr.,t,un Z, nr r,l'rL ,h, tuun,,,i ia,
md ,,.,..t,i.t,.I nt ,,.,,' ,,,,i'',. .,t
i.g,l ,i,.I,,,i .,I..,.L .,.Ii,,',i.'L -
! o. ~" I''"'d'''0 court yost"rdny adj
mo. hudly. drunkcnnr,s, 81 md cost;
! L.it., u-iu, usuItmg language, 81 AMI
c1-Is.
'.' H""''' D." rue twenty -hN' cent
.''"Ih We '' '.7' "'&' we r"p'ilF al
/ young '"s ""' 10 h'"'a /" I''"''.
l"P. 10. 'n'nNi N"' "'l '''" n
""' "' 'u' '''' '"" ''P'N'
VTJ .,..,.at,I ,.i,,cr I,,v.lco,. ,,,-.
..,,fI,,..r.l -.,... .i.y I'm, tr., r,., -
.,r,...f.i.b,,..pt f., he ,;m,,,,
/ ',.y,.. I,Ir .,.j u., ,i,v.r a, rt,,,'t viii,
.oon- io Indicate an early cold spcll
/ TN. F,,Irrnf court y.st.fI .. 49,. ne
r.u,i.I ,y,rh IA. rts,.ni n "a S,ntt & a.,
TN r. pri'rI.,f ,,,tinn II J..I,t t,.,ns,
D. t.rrrJ nom rn.,mnn cnpntv. sam nt
rbr mats. in th,. srti ,n a,,. n',n.r, .i.I,rts
/ TLnr 80, y,a. Mod by fl mixed i,ry. bsIt
/ aim. ,r,t LDlt bIirk
Part 81 the me-" dltch IN tn't waco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

The Eclipse lumber yard has now on
hand the largest aud bcsr assoitcd sto,h
OF lumber, both rough AMI dressed. Also
the large. assortment al shingles, door,
H,sh, blinds aud builders material that
has ever hecn brought to Waco. II viii
be- 10 the interest III hose wishing 10 pur-
chnsr lumber to call and examine cur
stock as our lumhc IL dry and 81 the
very hest. Polite ntrrnlipn To all at The
yard, curncrW Washington and Fun -tr"ct.,
waco. Texas, X NJ. PADE.
lUUidt,n2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

II there ever oSiHtcd doubt IN the
minds of the people an Ia the efficacy Of
the many preparations Ow being manu-
fnctured daily at the laboratory Of Tuck.
or n Willis they can soon have Tia Ir
minds disabusod OF that error 10y coming
and witnessing hourly the many tcstl'
muuinls given ~ their favor II IA eim
ply woudrrfu what trnde thoy have
built mp on their elegant and reliable
hnme remedies. They arc well named
"Stmplr Romcdics.' Every body can use
them aud their results Hre always Rals-
lLninrA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
sIendaunrtors for Toilet Goods.

II NJ Tucker y WiIIiB', thefo You can
get genuine imported brush and comb
of many nnd various kind. All the
popular hundker hiof ortracte, uud the
latest toilet powders, and nae hundred
styles in ladies' porte muuualCs. And our
holiday goods ARE now just beginning
tu come in which will be the largest and
most complete assortment ever brought
to tina market We invite you ladies'
to give ua "A call.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

By Ms. ] +. Anderson, sin h street.
between Austin aud Warrington strrets,
Waco Texas, am pre- AIRED % cut, fit
and make lrcsses, in the latest aud most
fashionable styles, on short notice and
reasonable terms, and res octiully Ark
the patronage Of the ladies ~ Waco. !
make a specially Of fine work, ! also
have a stock Of Buttericks patterns Tor
sale at a reduced price ~ rent at ~
cents each. Mas j. +, ASDEnsps.
ggStc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

T. f. Surgis has removed from his
old stand 10 the large aud handsome
store on the corner II fitth aud Austin
strcrtp, formerly occupied 10y Sullivan 4
CO. sbopt aud shoe store. where he offers
10 his customers very lurg" new stock
oi goods, one u the best ~ the cityand
aulrIta continuance ~ their iuyurs ut
bis now quarters. -lOldlW2t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
I'll. Ola Reliable

The McClcllaud house, corner Austin
md Fourth At cots bas MT ouly malu
tnirrd its prestige acquired by yehrs Of
public service, but has ia the past few
months a1ded 10 ita appliances Tor the
comfort ~ travellers. The McClolland
IN first class m every respect and m the
popular resort for the travelling public.
gystf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Meu's shoes l.. b ydeu s. Co.'s make,
every pair warranted 10 give sau-iac-
tluU, when We say warranted, We moan
II ~ every rrspectj Grut riueu buying
these shoes will agree with H boo saying
they are the best goods made Tor sale,
at Sanger h us.--lOOltc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

looked iiXcdly, but without saving any
thing, to the man before him. Fully five
minutes pnsscd without word and then
the man taking hold oitho tray again dcx-
trously returned the missing ring. Then
MIR. Rivierr told him: IT knew YOU had
that ling aud was simply waiting to see
II Won would try To walk out OF the house
With 1t. You wanted To steal 1t and II
had not looked YOU 80 straight in the eye
YOU would haye gone out with IT, Hut
YOU lacked the ncrvc,aitcr pockrtlng II. 10
make Your then complete" The fellow
bhstolrd and protested some, bur the
facts ARE all against him and he walked
ont oflhe store looking AMI no doubt feel.
ing mean. Walter RiNiere Is too old IA
hand In the ieNclry business 10 be caught
mapping by The average sneak thici
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

The true antidote TO tho effects Of mia--
ma Ia HOstelter's Stomach Biibr-. This
medicine h. one Of thr most popular rem
siie. of an age Of sue 'cs iul proprietary
specifics, And Is In immense demand
where et on This continent fever nf u aguc
exists 4 Winrglnssiu. three trnn- day
I. the best possible pfcpautlyc Tor 'n.
counloring a malArious aimo-phcrr, reg
u.ating the liver and in,igurliug the
stomach For -ale by ADD dru2glsu AM
dealers ,U'uc7illy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Now boys, we have Tor you the beat 9
cent cigar IN the market, such IA
Imrber No. 3, Picnic, Whit aud
Darling mud many other popular
brands TINT give equal satisfaction.
We pay more muuoy Tor our brands
than most others, hence You may uutu
rally expect II hotter cigar aud greater
comfort.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Constipation is positively cured 10y
CAFETERIA Little LAYER Pills. Not toy
purging mud weakening the bowels, but
10y regulating mud strengthening them
This IL done 10y improving the digestion
aud stimulating the liver to the proper
secretion OF bile, whon the buwcls will
perform their customary fuuctloua IN an
cnsy aud natural manner. Purgatiye
pills must avoided. Ask for CHrtcr's
l. tile Liver Pills, Price % ceuta Sold
by Tucker a Willis, Wnco, Texns.---
Iu1Dl,y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
Pine Job work.

Job stock ~ new aud attractive yarie
tie4 lust received at the ENANISrW
newspaper aud Job printing establish
meut, corner Third aud Frank liu streets,
Work Of all grades e1ecu cd on short
uutice aud 10 the best Of style,
gSlNwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Ladies' cloth IN Russian and cadet
blue, aud all the new shades IN asqurs
Fauucls Tor suitings aud waists at Lo.
VINE Bros -IsJtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Gentlemen, don't wait or you will
catch a cold wearing thin clothing 90
10 Sanger Bros and ge, one Of their hne
business suits Tor fall wear.-JlOtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Buy your clothing where they have the
largest stock aud hest selection, as well as
onr price, Don't bus until you price our
clOlhing, -anRrr BrOs.-lOsLe
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

The best assortment al liirs. Mise.
and chldrrn'- snn.s In Waco. Ltrgler
Bros. ~, cinltY Wtitc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

just received, ii new line of parlor
4uils, at W T.. Martin n Bros luiu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

To be beautiful, buoyant aud healthy,
the whole female constitution must
regular action during certain
p.riCd Of life. Otherwise no female can
ROMAN healthy, and she who
does not know this fact il quite untor-
tunate. Should you by expo'nre be
come irregular aud suffer with many
experience advises the use
English Female biiter- M the most won
aerinl female regulator and iron tonic IA
usc.-lC0ld&
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MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

.,,, Isa never failing Cur,
z1- for nervous debility,
ft1ASsC2o Exhausted VITALITY,
<SLsZ0 seininAl weag ness
~ NNvspermatorrhus. 10 II
nv Il III WD1MASHOOD, impoten-
tY ,lltX .ff1lcy, paralysis, and All
M M-SlWsl96 the terrible effects Of
h,siea ,f1k = k2lself abuse, youthful
Gs<t, x@DA S6yVfollies and eNcesscs OF
Nxly[!ANXm sturer years such M
MSNrA<N5ExNE5 oss Of memory, lassl-
MSS:lS< tude, nocturnal ennis
HSiixill>l sion, aversion Of socie
sz3ssas-,, ty, dimnpss of vision,
t, tb, head, the vital huld passing I'M
t5lsrt " ia the urine aud mans other diseases
oys.i'ee99 IN insanity and death. The medical
ihs' es l,,,, connected with the institution are
s'ngsi,ua. 81 the best colleges Of Europe and
sralu,s,'i,y And have had large experience In
Al' v,.nriir., arI will agree IN forfeit 1--WE
itesssnnpEu DOLL AXIS 10 a case of this Kind
III ,TTtJ, RESTORATIVE tundrr their special
rNiI' mi treAtnenu viii not cure, or for any o
WY ',,t,rp or INJURIOUS found Ia IT. We treat
Mus ~ \, Al ,rases successfully without mer-
oil pr I1ohsliLTATION FREE. Thorough
rur .tirn and advice, including analysis ~
tisn' q, Price OF VITAL RESTORATIVE
ufinr, ,,t- or four times the quantity, slO
~ arv address upon receipt Of price, &.
,"nt !" secure from observation, and In private
q w.iS e lroi, by English Medical lnstituts,
hAi't nIiy. street, st ouis, MissoNrl Post
NJ t.ty 2tdO. fucker a Willis. Wholesale
el,,' p.,sji ,gents Waco. Texas --Oio9dwly
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- EruRT or rItE CONDITION on THE
II WACO NATIONAL UANk, nt waco, in
the state at fcNus, at the close of bunhess,
October q, 1852
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DENTlsIRY

nR. GEO y, MANN. dentist. makes spec-
- iAlty Of treating the natural teeth, hair
llpHnd cleft palatrs Office IS Austin avenue,
sibim
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Mother" vsry true, AID believe they ha,s
saved logf LIE. nos eaIi.,s ne. ~, pIonseols,a
medicine and iIoR tenie ever knew, aud that
HAllsys saline Apstient IA pleasant and severely gu
remedy fJT hssdache, cunsi patiaut acid stomach,
blilousness, etc, etc" Family Medical Advsei
nee. AiITssa :. ?, ptomgoolu A Co., LOUISVILLE, ~.
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25.CEkT COLUMN.
reE9.. e..n. e,egnt . tesalAr aayertlsers.

Transient advertisers, not paying cash, will
be charged pouBLE the above rates. We can
NOT snord, save with regular advertisers, to
open an account for twenty live or hfty cents,
Wait until the hrst OF the month and then send
soollector around amer these little amounts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

A Roll OF currency between the Central CITY
"a MOTEL and the pGstnfiice. liberal reward
viii be paid for Its delivery at his oflce.-n
A small white dog, answering to the name
"a OF ''Iopsy' The owner yalues the
worlhlsss little scamp; Loavc Information at
Examiner once --lUlSllt
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WANTED.

A WHITE girl wants u sltustiUu ~ cook In
"A some family VIM buys their irult bread a.,
cake, candy, hsh aud uA -tcis OF C. T. Kings
barry, South Fourth street She knows he
Keeps the best all times, Enquire at ISIS Van
Buren, street. lOlllw