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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Hon. T. F. Hersey, Of Cawker City,
who Is pretty good authority on Kans.
as, having been on the frontier for
years, says, that this Is the sixth win.
ter we have had like the present. one
in the last twenty-five years. and we
have had big crop after every one.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

A florist will Introduce next SUM
mer the Oscar Wilde sunfiower"
The plant Is dwarfish and pyrsmidal
In form; the flowers are small, with
jet-black center, surrounded by an
overlapping row Of broad, deep, gol-
den-yellow petals.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Robert G. Ingersoll. having been
accused by the Fort Wayne 1nd. J
Gasette Of plagiarism, writes to that
Journal that he will pay g. 900, reward
for proof that he IL q plagiarist. We
hope that this charge, 80 frequntly
made, will either be substantiated
now or abandoned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09
Miss Erelinuhnvaan thu danahA

Miss Frelinghuysen, the daughter
Of the Secretary Of the State, runs
over to the White House and directs
the steward how to arrange the table
when the President gives q dinner
party. She Is young lady without
pretentiOns to beauty, but intellectu-
al and gifted with exquisite taste.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

restore functions ann pfVurv fitaiih sf-i s'sfr'-
ness where before ~as dependency sni s.'-''i
The Specific Medicine Is being used with won
dsrful success
PamE lets sent free To all Write Tor them and
get full particulars
Pricr Specific 100 per package, or six packages
Tor 81. Will be sent by mail ON receit Of none!
Address all orders,
J. D. SlMPAON MEDICINE 90.
Buffalo, New York.
Sold In Salina BY Oscar Seitk.
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Harper's Periodicals.

Posage free 70 all sHhscrib,rs in ~, raaei sries %
Crnada.
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Number for January for each year. When no
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fSt. Paul Pioneer Press. J
WHAT WE NATE,

We hate growing, no matter the
source or cause and recommend here
with the remedy. Use ST. Jacobs Oil
aud laugh at pain. II will do the work
every time
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.

On the evening of Feb. 10, according
to previous appointment, the residents
of the above named district and vicin.
ity met at the school house to listen to
lecture from County Superintendent
Bishop. on the subject of " Education
a. il relates to practical life"
The director not being present, Mr..
Levi McCsrty was elected chairman
of the meeting. After briefly stating
the object Of the meeting, the chair
man introduced Mr.. Bishop, who said
that his object in holding these meet
ings throughout the county was ia
awaken q deeper interest among par.
ents and guardians in the education OF
their children. He showed how edu-
cation related to all the pursuits and
avocatiOns of life, and that just in
proportion as man became enlightened
he became prosperous and happy.
That by the application of intelligence
to labor wonderful and labor-saving
inventions were made by the appli-
cation of intelligence to labor man
brought under subsection and control
the forces i'm nature and made them
subservient to his use by this appli.
cation of intelligence to labor man was
enabled to develop the natural re-
sources of our country. The speaker
next showed what relation existed be-
tween education and government !;
that in primitive times our present
form of government could not exist !;
that a republican form of government
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

SOUND ADvICE-Master Tom
Have a weed, gran'pa ?"
Gran pa-" A what, sir?
Master Tom-"A weed. A cigar,
you know"
Gran'pa Certainly not, sir.
never smoked In my life"
MasterTom-Ah ! then I wouldn't
advise you to begain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09


To the Editor of the Liring Church,
Chicago Ill.,:
Will you allow the following card. per.
sonal to myself, to appear i'm your
widely circulated paper?
There was published in the Roches ;.
ter Democrat and Chronicle of the 81 Il
Of Dec. last, a statement made by ]. n
Henion, NJ. d.. narrsting how he lad
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

for my recovery IVES - great marvel
to my self, - TO my physicians and
friends.
J. b. HENIoN, NJ. ID.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09
Harper's Bazaar.
TLLuSrRATED.

This popular Journal Is a combination OF lit.
erature, art and fashion. Its stories, porms and
essays by the best writers Of Europe and Amer
lea; its engravings possess the highest artistic
excellence; and in all matters pertaining 10 fash
ion IL Is universally acknowledged q be the lead
ing authority In the land. The new volume will
contain many leading novelties.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09
THE WEEKLY INTEROCEiN

Is the most popular family paper pub
lished in America, and now has reg
ular circulation of more than l0.vD
copies. Ia contrast with most Weekly
papers issued from the offices Of great
Dailies, The WEEKLY INTER OCEAN
i carefully edited by an editor e-pec-
tally assigned to that duty. This ac-
cents for the thorough manner in
which the news from all the world Is
handled and the uniform excellence Of
its Literary columns. As u Leader
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

sanity and an
early grave, OF
both. No mat
t-- how shatter-
ed the system
may he from ex.
cesses OF sry
kind, o short
course Of this
medicine will
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09
10 Political Thought and Action

THE INTER OCEAN has "A wider repu-
tation than almost any Of the contem-
poraries. It, ability and earhe-tness
are acknowledged by all
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09
ROCHESTER, NY. Feb. 9, 1882

GENTLEMEN Your favor Is received
The published statement, over my
signature, to which you refer Is true
in every respect. and I owe my lie
and present health wholly to the pow
er OF Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. 1t IL not surprising that people
should question the statement l made
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Throat, Bronchial, and Lung Diseases
a speciality. Send two stamps for large
treatise giving self treatment Address
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL As
ISOLATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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To Whom, q nav OOuceru :.

In the Rochester, N. Y, Democrat
and Chronicle Of December 81, 1881,
there appeared statement IN the form
Of . card frUm DIR. J. B. Henion, of
this city, recounting his remarkable
recovery from Bright's disease Of the
kidneys, after several doctors Of prom.
inence had given him up, BY the use
of q preparation manufactured In this
city and known as Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure.
We are personally or by reputation
acquainted with DR. Henion, and We
believe he would publish no state
ment not literally true. We are also
personally or by reputation well &C.
quainted with H. H. Warner 4 Co.,
proprietors Of this remedy, whose
commercial and personal standing In
this community Is Of the highest order.
and We believe that they would not
publish any statements which were not
literally and strictly true In every par.
ticulaf.
CIR. PARSONS, Mayor, Rochester.
VIM. PURCELL, Editor Union and
Adre yfiser.
w. d. STUART. Surrogate Monroe
County
EDWARD A. FRosT, Clerk Monroe
County.
f. b. FENNER. District Attorney
Monroe County.
DANIEL T. HUNT. Postmaster,
Rochester.
J. NJ. DAvY, Ex-Member Congress,
Rochester.
JOHN s. MORGAN. Special Co. Judge
Monroe Go.
HIRAN SHELLEY, Capitalist and seed.
sman.
w. c. RowLEY, County Judge, Mon
roe County.
JOHN VAN VooRHIs, Member OF
Congress.
CHARLES +. FITCH. Editor Demo.
crdt and Chronicle aud Regent Of the
University.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

For the accommodation OF it, read
ers The INTER OCEAN has made
arrangements with several leading
Publishers by which their publications
are offered in connection with THE
EEELY and SEMI WEEK LY INTER
OCEAN at reduced rates. Below il n
partial list:
Tn library afuniser.7; kusEi-sis-. S-.-
l5lasse vol D., sssBi IN cloth, With Vs~iiy H>skfv
sliH $3.50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19
. TRIP sr rur CENTRAL.
places aud Persons, B"-the--
and Prospects.

leaving Waco lew days ago tor a tiip
NO the Contra. q representative OF tho ca,
,utSkR. p.il d pleasant Wilt 10 seNefA
to.n, Aiong the line. Whitney being Tie
nearest. received th' Il st o'li. mere We
IAN Il % mHrN Nacoitcs. that We lOl Eoi
tnnt Waco Wa. n0auy tory milts away
Jimmie Grand aud " u. Brown are t'o
ut the leading uu,IcIant'' ana a. Macy
WHO Nitu hls ia YuiA, resides thtFt, Duis
pluh,by ihte,-fuur,h- vl Inc gram aIon2
inr I.;tr,u ,,tst Ut here. lie buys tor
Cameron " Co He i genial, big
L,nrt,J TREND. and We have 10 attribute
much OF uut pleasure 10 nj. kiUdn, IS sew
rril pouular Young ladies OF Waco are
also thefu-Mi-s Juua johnson has Tor
several months been residing with tue
family OF Major llttlotield, and her social
Sud musical ,cumpi,hmrn have Drawn
= pie SAINT circle Of friends about her Ai's
Cara David and Lila Lcdnum, VISITING
the family VI James Otaud. -ucc"d 50
We'll IN making the evenings pleasant That
the wnu,hc- % the young gentlemen
friend. forget TO run, leHNcs ir"ppluS, we
suppose. and now those boy VIII slope
ul AID nave business sOmcw re r'-e, u
you simply my, ute 10 O'Clock sood
nj hit
Whitrey is not on n boom, but Ii Is a
80. ''""
''',,'' v.,..... a.. ..J., me, several old
~ ~. &C.. N.,,i,p ., Wan and
,,I l'''v' '' n'',. LAM. sunn, thr mrI.
it'T-'', ,,'',,'' .,'tI,r + VI Trsl,,r na. b,
~, ,,,'.., h.. ,nay vel. be uroud
'..,.,.-,l "a. rrYy stnrk Of br
". ,, ,,'u,.l r,r.n,rsh II +
'....,',,',, ~, - ,,.t.rI,t, Jruy store
i''' ,C',,na,i W. r,',,,rr In Nr,ilmn and
~, .' w ,'''' ,....,'r, n,r," nh. mention
III ,'i1 ,.. ,n'..mrj,.i,'' vithau, the name nf
',n "'' ,,rv.r mic ~or,r,uondrnf. Bunnie
Iinl,t,II y.hr. II. ON, ri,tor. /. making
himsrlt "A. ponuln there a. he used to b..
lcrr Bu.nc-. in Morgan i, quiet, but
prospect. AZ, good. The grain crop II
mainly vet to come in and the railroads
thn, eros there ARE very likely to give
her advantage, over ne gsboling towns.
lfcI,ll cannot boast VI many merchants
hat her merchants can boast OF ~ Son'i
business A. IA done along the C'nfHl' anu
better lOi ui people cannot ne loulu '
Mr. Geo. Harris, wel''kh"wh he'e lew
y"ar7 ago a. ID leading me.rhaht' - .o"
inr nul IN l9lrl'n.lR w a'lr'1 i,,.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19
convention Echoes by nnii.

The following paragraphs, clipped
from the Galveston News, Of yesterday
morning, are not without interest ut TINS
Juucturr.
Senator Wynue, for the nomination FOR
attorney general. was her yesterday and
Is greatly encouraged
a close scrutiny by News reporters
shows perhaps hall those present are
anxious Tor an excuse to vote Tor Rob
erfs.
Thn friends Of Hon W NJ Brown. FOR
comptroller, were very much encOur-
aged IN sounding delegations yesterday
II Is understood thnt the friends Of
Judge George Clark viii make strong
effort to nominate HIM for the appellate
bench
Hon = NJ Baker ls named us cali
dIiAtc foT the nomination fur lieutenant
governor aud has strong following o'
ardent friends
Dunng the afternoon the situation
was very Interesting. The old hicalde's
: legram was construed, AZ it was in
tend d that II should be construed, in
various ways. 4 great many delegates
b lieyed that 1t meant lac would not
Judge them harsh II they entered him
IL the race, provided the race was salts
factory, bit that II they entered him
and he was finally land ont lie would
never forgive them
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19

\ woOieu.platc factory At Newborn,
North Carolina, can turn out GtO,0lU n
week
Wilmington n { =, la. received over
5000 more bales OF cotton this year than
last.
There are 372 teachers and 2,7l3 schol-
nrs In the Baptist SundHy.schoOls OF Rich.
moni and Manchester, Va.
The Piltsboro' IN. c. Record speaks OF
woman blnck smlth amt wugon-nakcr In
Matthews township, in that county.
Some negroes living in Abbevile coun-
~, ;. c., work regularly on SUNDAY, but
dress In their very best every Tuesday. and
take then their holiday.
some North Georgia people want Gov
Colquit to APPOINT thanksgiving iay
tor the splendid crop OF grain harvested
In that section.
Col. Daniel shook, ST., ot Ashyille, n.
C., ha' had PA pendants, at whom 80
are living lie /. % Years old, and has
lived Tor eighty live years in the same
house, His Oldcstson is 20.
The brick huilding tor the Charlottes.
VILE wooden mills IL progressing s,tlslnc-
torily and when completed viii be "nr at
the largest aud most substantial structures
Tor manufacturing PURPOSES in Virginia.
On the first Tuesday in July the | | heirs
OF GeO. K. Reid, of Wilcox county, Ga.
met to divide his estate II owed nOtlting
and consisted OF about luUOn acres of
land 900 head oi sheep and 1000 head OF
cattle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19
LIBERTY OR LICENSE"
,ungres-raan Wills ,Nonopoiie-
and Newspapers.
urom the Hico Time,

rr,,, ,,. uico Time.
f,,.,,,-..a.,,,.,, NI;ils .ocap,lv gaye
,,,,osa,,..7 a. 80 ,hor,b,. nm railrnad
,i,,,sos II s,,a;l,na1 ,be ,,,ass ~ ths
',,,,,5,. 80 ,,;,'' a., r. ,,a,,ers w..
~, ',,,'b'a,i;,ai or,,ans ~, ,,,pnonol;,s
IN, ,ha,a 90 naw.nsna,s vhnse nn,n.
inns are ;nanenced va know. hut ge
sjso NOV loo much n, the moins amer.
au1i -, iournaii.n, In admit in 5syr.,
10 tru,L n, NJ Sill's ASSERTION Ue
- ono a, hose impnlsiye mon who nj.
nav. Mold e1treme views. Tor or against
avsrytl,ny usa,nl fr,onently. Int As
,raoi,er,Iv com, 10 snch a, rsmra thai
bis snccs.s would ba as much d.,ri.
mental na the nnnnpnly he nppnse- A.
a. mi" ne,rsran.rs ..pac,slly news,p.
,,.rs ,,nsscssing H.. cnnfInrca ~, the
,ul,Iic and v,isiding anv inH l,.,,r, mr..
H. ,,,,,.ar,,atn,s ~, H.. c,uutrv Tb,irs
ia Ola. 1n,v a., ,nnoa;,y rudirnlisn, I'm
evsry ,orm On de ouestion of mouou.
oii.s and what is termed the n.nrl,,-
ri,hts newspnpera nre frequently
-, vo-isuce VIII radical men liz.
NJ Nilis bnt not in the sru.,
] tLot Ia. assnr,s Unviry cnurass.l
| tha ',,as ion in nil ia hearings ,L, news,
,'a,,nr Los come ,n saa INF rauitaI rv,,,
! ,Lnngh !, ia lisbl. to drift ind monoply
has Inst a. msny TIGHTS as the neorl,
and In seeking 10 deal absolute iusiir.
. ~ ali nart;os ia forced M ndyncat,.
,ooasuraa ihat somrtimps IAN short -,
/ thr innnls,yn demands OF men like MIR
/ Mill Bnt the nrwsna,er neyertb,lrs.
+ La. n hotter nlnn 10 mitigate evil. tbsii
NJ, MN l., 10 n,,nnscJ ,n ny,rsn,,
rnnronnlg and IN extreme license tor H.,
,,,ossna saeki,,o IN avert nil nhuses I'm,
!, ia mn, snns,1,zej nor vet friendly I,
,',onnnnlv Ths unIarni,op IL aim,iy
th. rssuIt NJ disnnssionate consi1eratinI
-, ;n,Unr,an, is.nes Even in Iiscnss;up
NJ, N;Iis bimsait The newsnnncrs NO. \
r,,ia LriJ w. ,bia nrincinl. 81 mndnra,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19
s'nIYer-ity NIcctin..

The tlnal meeting at the university
subscription was he. last evening 90 the
courthouse wi'n thlrt, five to forty pei
sons present Nj. u. 4 Stephenson was APP,
poin od chairman and i. u. Cox. esq
=, CtcHry. Mr. Wan. Cameron. chairman
ui subscription committee, ruvureI Tor
the cOmmi'tu 2l2,tOJ subscribed tor
which notes had h, cu given. An open adj
drss to the association ana signed BY
severity OF more leading citil,ns and bust.
mess ncn ~ the city was read by Mr.. j.
Is. al Uer The letter -,'is forth the tact
that $4,000 have been sub. crbed by riti-
Irns towards To- 80 UUu fund, that the
people OF Waco are DESTROYS 20 have the
university located IN their midst, that the
failure ln raise the entire amount Is uw ing
to the cS'rriur ,triugency OF the times;
that the sgncrs 20 the let.
ter hive pct,t cnnlid' nee that
In the tall ar before the
the sixty thousand dollar. to be RAISED
will Ice raised by the us.OcitiDn. the full
amount vii be- subscribed hy the people
oil Waco and asks lung' true ot the as
suclatl"n In which to complete The sub
scrplon. The letter /. 10 b. drli,ciel 10
the delegate IN the association to be- hand
81 TO that body. \ muIiun wis made
and cirricd to appoint 80 rN' cuilyr com
mlitre OF seven, whose duty II shall be 10
keep HE work OF getting subscriptions
awe until the entire amount IS raised.
I he comm It. viii Dee appointed by the
Ella siruHn ot the mIeiiug ln-,ny II WAS
mos eff nui r,riicd that NJ W. H. Jrn-
kw- TAX ch rye ui the subscription notes
aud drpuslt them ln bank. suhi,cl To the
utd'r ui the trustees, TO whom the notes
are made iay bile. Rev. Jno :. Allen was
app oinird rs special agent to canvass tor
Ia Ia. ID d.. ts.fs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19

Mr.. h. Albers was in thu city yesterday
Mr l. ;. Ilughc, returned from Austin
last evening.
J G. Winter. Esq went ioNn To Mar
lln last night
Mrs. Tut came in on iast evenings
Missouri rnctic train
MIR and Mrs. j. G. Jurncy returned from
Wootru Wells yesterday,
Mr Nelson Erlr Wa- quite sick ,cs'cr.
day at the family residence Ia East Waco.
Mr Robert Gribhlc left last evening Tor
a trip to Fort worth and northern Texas.
!. ;. McCall leaves this morning tor
Cornell City and otNer points in that sec.
ton.
Dr X. c. Bnrleson and +. IL. Cox, esq.
leave 10 day, on the Narrow tHugC. tor
the Bptist association. at sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. o. T. Yates, representing Orr ~
Lindsey, st. Luuls. came In on the Gem
trial last night He Ia a con-in OF our
clever young to"nsman ot that name.
Mr. Charlie Pet,rson was among the
passengers on the Central train east Inst
nlght. tie VIII clll on lis friends In Mar
lin and return to Waco In a day or two.
Mir b. NJ. Moore returned. Yesterday
IRON tour months tour through north.
ern Mexico. tie Is satisfied with his nip
but abo satisfied that i, xhs /, bcttel thar
/ Mexico.
Manager Rel Brooks ot the W L
| Telegraph oiii go, returned last night. be-
/ ing recalled earlier than he anticipate,
and thus nccesltating "a curtailmcnt OF tn
trip he had mapped out.
Mr., Charles Robertson OF the firm o
Nichols Y Robertson, Crawford was mar
ried recently to Miss Matte Cornish.
I leading belle ot Dallas. Mr.. Robertson d
/ we'll known TO Waco bushes, men an,
/ has many friends here to wish him hap
piness In his new sphere OF lite.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19

At twelve O'Clock Inst night FIRE
broke ont ou he q, rurr u Bridge str ct
md the plaza, III the rear Of barber
shop or fruit stand on the plaz aud
when inst discovered volumes OF smoke
were seen issuing from the buildings Oh
Bridge street. The buildings exposed
to the flames make a front OF about
100 feet on the plaza and
a hundred legt on Bridge street and By the
time The tircmen could begin to play on
the flames the destruction OF tho entire
corner :, eued inevitable. Very soon al
ter, the irr was iierccly burning, through
the entire length Of The buildings both be
low aud from the roofs, but halt hour of
determined work on the part OF the iirr-
men the Il mes were under control, and
by ] O'Clock were entirely suhdupd.
The losses ON the plaza side include the
rc,taurant on the rlaz, damaged by water.
The NUT store OF Juseph Bruno, damug-
aged by lire and water. and the barber
shop OF Keeling & Moore damaged by
me and water, Most OF the furniture Of
the latter, and some Of the goods IN the
Bruno store were saved. TN,
Bridge street losses include
the saddlrry store of Sparis
4 herbr in, the tire east side Of
which store wac swept by tue flames, the
west side being injured mainly by wster.
Above the oue-Lait Of the store Of Sparta
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19

a.HH
"Brazos Chill Cure when
ranted Tor the cure of chiII' %.
Is a positive antidote Tor l I
has no rival as a tonic for ou,
an cmaciatcd system from ~
matte causes, and to those
necessarily exposed to mla'lls,'a
ences, and are attended VIZ
lowing symptoms, such a - ~
tite, aching OF the back anu rs
verishness' severe headache 4 K
ton 10 get about, low 'p'E'i',s ~
ness, chilly sensations, ana , wv,
hot, burning fever Whi,N, n
terminate in bilious, REMIT, ..,-.
termittent fever, we would ,, 'ri'
you keep a supp! r mr. tl1s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19

Improved Iron lnvioo,,,.

The most perfect and .,,i..
hination known To tnr n,
which iron is cumbiprI an XVI o.
is me success oi tins pregnant, ,o' 2
destined to hcromc. Giiim,"'
most popular ui all the irn,
in use. And We hesitate n",
that this medicine is no serr., "
cheaply COTTON w conpnnnJ
genuine constitutional rrm,i
my those Alternative powpts ID
To rrcupcratc and inyi,or,,,.. Z. %
system when broken down he. y. =. D
disease commonly called ", w
known A. dyspcpsiaund ,nII,',
which nineteenth, Ofal opri..
mate, bccansr when the Ji,..
paired from want ui ,hr tg',.
is so important in the ,lj,o.,v'
OF man, then II is that THEY.
many lype>,u.uaIly culel11.-
laS.itudc aud sour .tnmg.E g'
mthIhl 'NUallS'!un. Impaired g..-
general prnstfH'iou ot the ob.
liver complaint. tol,oNedbyH,.
and all iiseusrs OF the nom ,,.
My and BLADDER. that rrl "
fearful aches known as rls7r.
r,lgia, hackaChc anI 9euo..
headache. And al. co..r.....
weak females, who ATE In .s,.
good tomb to build up Their nv.
cannot find, We honestly ID ra..,
ora more certain remedy o,-~
bottle is sulli ienr L. pioy.
wonderful medicinal pfogr.
regularly according 10 ir
your druggist tor lWR WE'D
ORATOR, and b" .urr tp M.
Piicc ~ per hottie. pnt
Tucker 4 Willis, Waco, Isia
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19

i Herbalin the second story was used ~
a store room by Stephenson. Tibbs \
Steiner, aud the furniture is probably
total loss. The next store was occu.
pied as grain warehouse by
Tally Il Co. aud was uniujured by fire.
but the grain Is probably damaged
by water. The stock OF Sparta A Her.
belin il insured in the Downs & Fort
agency for 5000. The stock Of turui-
ture il said 20 be insured in the agency
Of Jackson & Killuugh. The
building occupied by Sparta 4
Herbelin belongs to L 7. Mi er <
Co. OF Beltnn, and is insured IN the
Downs * Fort agency, Tor 1900, AMI IN
another agency Tor 81 600 more. The
losse. on buildings and stock, involved
will probably not tail short Of $500.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19

Many persons having gotten the wrong
ldc. that hops are STRENGTHENING have
taken 70 drinking beer and ale ycrl freely.
The consequence is they tel better tor a
short time, but when the reaction CONES
they are much welkrt than before. Read
er, II YOU value life, lAv aside all malt and
alcoholic beverages and put your uusi in
that temp rance preparation ot non and
vegetable TONES called Browns Iron BIZ
trrs. II gives real health and strength 10
every part OF the body rytr,shc- the mind.
and restores the reryous system 10 it,
proper standard, Oyci 10 OOOJ b tiles
hay" been sold this year, sold by Tucker
IL Willis, Waco IyNa,. U1lSlw