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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15

ryf~GRAND OPENING OF NEW GOODS
ID. & +. MITTELDOREERs,
527 BROAD STREET.
CHRISTMAS PREsENTsi
DOLLS. DOLLS, DOLLSl sHELL-BOXES!
HOLIDAY GOODSl
SILK IANDKERCIIIEFS!
We have Just opened large stock Of
NEW GOODS,
bought az the recent large auction sales IN New
York, consisting of
DRESS GOODS, in all colors and qualities, from
Sc. per yard to 1925 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at very low prices
BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper than ever;
sATINS. PLUsHES, VELVETs, CLOAKs
SACQUES, DOLMANS, listers, in Large
variety, At price, 10 suit all;
BLACK CAsIINiERES, BLACK SlIUDA CLOTH
TAMISE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE. MOMlI
CLOTH, BLACK TAFFETA, from the low
est prices to the finest imported;
BLANKETS from s1.25 to Sl5 per pair.
CARPETsl CARPETS. CARPETS
RUGS RUGSi RUGS.
CARPETS from auction at the following prices
1s. 90. 23, %. %, 81. 81, 80. ~, 40, So, 81
81, -, s5c. aud 81 for thu best
UNDERSIlIRTSi UNDERSHlRTS'
LADIES. CHILDREN'S, aud GENTLEMEN
UNDERSiHRTS and DRAWERS from 23c
20 the finest made;
INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS a
sl.25 worth $3.50;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS a
80. 60. -, Soc. aud sl-Gho best good for thu
money in the city.
TABLE-LlNENS.
WINE-CLOTHS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
SHEETINGS,
COTTONS.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
COMFORTABLES,
HORSE BLANKETS.
CASSlMERES,
CLOAKINGS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS, and
DOMESTICS fan kinds, AZ EXTREME
~ LOW PRICES.
Give Us an early call
ID. & +. MITTELDOEFER,
de lS-Su,W&Sa 527 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

EIRE INSURANCE..
GORDON q PLEASANTS.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
represent The following staunch and reliable COM
Dlnlcs:
INAiBIRG-BREhEN, Of Hamburg. Germany.
Asset, I'm tie United states, S90J.lOl.9l.
Ia CONtIANCE. Of Paris France.
Assets in The United States, S72S,45S.37.
LIBERAL LINES, REASON ABLE RATES, and
PROMPT PAYMENT OF LOSSES are theirrule,.
They arc also agents for the
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Hartford, and the
COMPANY OF NORTH AME-
RIGA,
for the guarantee of private suretyship.
ALL BUSINESS PROMPTLY TRANSLATED.
GORDON & PLEASANTS
General Insurance Agents,
No snOrth Eleventh street, Richmond, Va.
fla l5-Su, Tu&Ih3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15

NJ THE LARGEST LINE OF
CORSETS IN THE CITY.
Try the "PARISIAN,r made Of French coutll,
heavily boned. ST.
The DIR. HERTIOG thip-supportng) at 81;
DR. WARMERS FLEXIBLE HIP, 81;
DIR. WARMERS HEALTH, sl.20;
The " BON-TON,n Sl.l5; -...,.-,,., .,
The QUEEN BESS CORSET AND Skirt SUP
PORTER, sl.25;
The LADY TEAZLE,m white and colored;
Tho TSRREAkABLE HIP, only 75c.;
The LITTLE BEAUTY, coral-boncd, Is the Dest
soc. corset ever sold;
SATIN and MERlNO CORSEIS, at 1910
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
ia I5-eod COL and 693 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rTlss2. PERSONAL. 1892.
We beg TO call particular attention Of the public
10 the fact that we are closing out our entire WIN
ter stock, regardless Of cost
& pieces BLACK SILK at 75c worth 81;
10 pleces BLACK SILK at 81 worth sl.35;
4 pieces BLACK SILK at s1.25, former price
sI.65;
25 pieces BLACK CASHMERE at 75c. worth u
Is pieces BLACK CASHMERE at 4oc. worth
65c.;
10 pieces BLACK CASHMERE at s7Hc. worth
We also Offer special bargains in
CARPETS and RUGS,
BLANKETS,
CLOTHS,
FLANSELs,
CAssIMEREs,
CoRsETs,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
TABLE LINENS,
HOSIERY
Our LADIES' and CTIILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT Is complete In all It's
branches, and having lady to serve our customers
We are prepared to suit the most fastidios TASTE
! Special opening Of an immense stock OF hM-
BROIDERIES Of our own selection, consisting OF
CAMBRIA,
NAINSOOK, and
SWISS
/ We have on hand large lot of LADIES and
/ CHILDREN's
CLOAkS,
DOLMANS,
ULSTEES, and
JACKETS
| TO which we invite your particular attention.
"a I5-eod sYCLE BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15

V'IIE NORTIiW ESTERN MUTUAL
L LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY
wrote total of Sl5,OOO,0OO of lew insurance
for the year ending December 81. lssl-AN IN
CREASE OF 70 PER CENT. OVER THE BUSINESS
or THE PRECEDING YEAR.
ITS POLICIES ARE PAYING 4 LARGER PER-
CENTAGE or DIVIDENDS AND FURNISHING iNSU-
RANCE At LESS COST THAN THOSE or ANY OTHER
COMPANY
ms TEMPERAMENT LIFE POLICIES (PAIp-
Up ARE YIELDING An AVERAGE INCOME or
FORDING An AVERAGE OF TWO AND HALF TIMES
THAT AMOUNT or INSURANCE.
IT'S ENDOWMENT POLICIES running from
ten % twenty years. ARE RETURNING To THEIR
HOLDERS FROM $3.50 TO $50 EQUIVALENT TO
FROM TO PER CENT. COMPOUND INTEREST
FOR EACH 500, PAID IL PREMIUMS, ENCLU-
SlVE or INSURANCE DURING The TERN or EN-
DOwAiENT.
Those wanting Insurance are invited to examine
into the FACTS above stated. and then determine
for themselves where they can find the BEST and
CHEAPEST INSURANCE.
JOHN b. CARY, State Agent.
1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DIR. j. ;. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
Iia l3-eod3ml
HOWARD SWINEFORD,
IL HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENT.
represents the following well-known hrst-cIass
companies
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Liverpool:
IMPERIAL and NORTHERN INSURANCE
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Liverpool;
CONNECTICUT INSURANCE COMPANY ,
Hartford.
Combined assets over s6O,0OO,OOO. Deposited
with state Treasurer for immediate protection OF
Virginia policy -holdcrS, 1926, 900.
Applications solicited. IA lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15
r7ccHEAPGo0Dsl CHEAP GOODS,

HEAVY FLOOR OL-CLOTlI two Yard wide, 20
75c yard worth Sl.25;
TABLE OIL-CLOTII IL yards wide at 2Oo. worth
3jc. yard;
LACE TIDES at 7c. worth l2c, at 30c. worth
Soc;
LACE PILLOW-SH ANS q; coo. a pair worth ] .
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS 10 -, s3.si
-. and up 10 500 rct for two Windows.
Rargains in all kinds Of klLTED MOK~TfD
GOODS. such a. CAPS. HOODS, NlBlA>.
TLsTERs. JACKETS, and SCARF-. ~
ja3 LEVY bkollitK>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15

rB' CLOSING OF STUN
GREAT REDUCTION N PRICES.
OUR STOCK OF WINTER GOODS, such g.
SILKS AND WORsTED DRESS GOOD
LADIES WRAPS,
VELVETs, PLUsHEs,
AID OTHER
FABRICS FOR WINTER D., BAR,
II MORE EXTENSIVE THAN IT has BEFN
FOB
YEARS THIS LATE ~ TIL SEASON.
We have therefore concluded 20 clo-e them at
\ PRICE
THAT WILL AND MUST REDUCE STOCK.
EPREFER LOSING ONE DOLLAR
THIS SEASON
TO TWO TIE NEXT,
AND HAVE FOR THIS REASON
MARRIED. down. ALL GOODS
TO THE MOST LIBERAL VALUES.
We wonld call special attention 10
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS AID DOLMAN>.
ALSO.
CLOAKS. ND ULSrERs.
ALL or WHICH WILL BIZ CLOSED AT
LESS THAN COST.
COHEN BROTHERS.
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
de- 3l-~a.~u&W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY. January IA, 1857
SENATE.

Lieutenant-Goye John +. Lewis APP
peared in the Presidents char, anu ~ -
o'clock said: "Tbe Senate WI" i ~.
come IN order II came to order. Prayer
WINS Offered by the Rev. DIR. Dashiell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15
SEAL sACQUEs

Thee stable and useful wrapplng- wc are Offer
ing al very popular prices Al inspection Of on
stock before purchasing viii De- % your adyanta-l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15

Senate Bills: To authorize the Upper
Appomattox Company to discharge its in
debtednes to the State in bonds OF the
Commonwealth.
To provide additional time for making
applications TO correct erroneous assess
ments OF Lands and lots under the assess
ment OF 1880.
10 provide communication for manned
soldiers. &C., with an amendment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-02-03
0. P. N0RTHRUP & co.

U. T. NVnIIlnUT q W.
we viii make the following
prices On goods named
for . days only:
pairs White BLANKETS large size) $3.50 pair:
Is pairs Ladies Woolen Hose at Is, II and so
cents pair
1O5 pairs Children's Woozen Hose at go and Is
reduced from 80 and s. cents.
1000 yards genuine Lonsdale Muslin, 10 cents
yard.
rs Wool Hats at so and 75c., north so per
cent more.
Job Lot so pairs ladies' Shoes at 81 and $1.25.
so suits Ladies' Underwear at prices that will
pay you to buy and hold until meet winter.
l2 Soldiers Ouercoats first quality, 81. 90 each.
The above are pz1ees that ne enc Ia lola
will meet Call early and secure the best
bargains,
n p M0RTHRIIp g. IN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22
THE CITY.
PERSON al.

Mr.. J. II. hutchinson is in from his
Lmnpas.s county sheep ranch Tor few
days visit.
hi, being Washingtons birthday.
I'll" banks viii observe the anniversary
AID IelaaiH closed.
Mr.. J.. l.. Keller, of The Missouri Pacific
came in nom Fort W ortiz last night, and
is at Ropcr's European.
Stage travel between this city and
Gatcsyile has been almost emil ely sus-
pended Tor the past month.
Mr. Jas. 2. Neal has accepted stua
ton with Hills Bros, and would be
pleased To meet all his friends at their
store, on Austin avenue and Fifth streets
Away in the silent hours of the night
an eccentric youth OF this city recently
aroused his mother in this wise: Ma
oh, MAJ ~ hat do : on want, son -
Ma, il God comes IOr me in Il wagon
The Baptist Chnrch was ,:;' aga T' erS S"t to
ld>I hiShi L. listen 10 DR.. Ford i'm his
second lecture on The "pyramids Of
Egypt The discourse was one from
winch much information was gaf,ed hv
me seeker after insight mo the p,cuIiar
history which attach, to those almost
prehistoric relics, and the v,rv concise |
manner OF pres' ntation by DIR. Ford i'm. |
pressed every one who he ard him. In .
point OF p' Assure or profit. none who
h near INN can say they were disappofntrd.
!. 'r. + ora "ill deliver his noted lecture,
around me World in Eighty DAYS" TO-
!'ShI' ana then leave for other points at
Mh'ch ne has engagements. "Arnu,d tho
press and people. y '''e
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22
Complaint For Assault.

Yesterday evening Bette WEIGH, a
light colored maiden of African descent
and Mormon proclivities, appeared be-
fore Justice Davis, and made COM
plant against Joe F. Herd, charging
him with aggravated assault and bat
terry. The exact particulars could not
be learned, but when the officer in
whose hands the warrants had been
placed reached the premise occupied
by Bette, he found Herd in bed
somewhat stupid and feigning
drunkenness. He was aroused
and made an unwilling trip to the
count ia |, where he now lies awaiting
his reply to Bettie's complai t. Il 4,
it will be remembered, is the party who
was accused two years or more ago of
having left one of the old states and his
wife at the same time, and for awhile
undertook to take care of the Central
Dad and Bette at the same time. HIS
wife arriving in Waro dii not cause hlm
to relax his devotion to the
buff-colored, illicit partner OF his
bosom, and when she left waco
for Houston, he thought SO much more
of her than he did of his wife, so report
goes he followed her to the Bayou city
and left his wife to look out for herself,
Little has been heard of either since
then, though both have been seen here.
Bette could hardly have expected bet
ter treatment than she claims to have
got Yesterday at his hands from one who
would spurn his lawfully welded wife
and accept the embraces of another with
out cause, and never even having APP
piled for divorce, as is said to be the
CAGE. But then it takes all kinds of peo-
pie to make world,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22

Although election is still long wav
of, there is many Candidate 5e T"y
groomed for the race, and from the wa "
Things begin to shape themselves M
there Is likely to be lively race bet we ap
numerous candidates for some Of 81
the county and city offices. As man W
as five begin to loom up in the distance
tor some places with others to hear
rom and there are some seven or eigLt
Offices which certain persons think t5aW
eonId I'LL much better than the present
lneumbents. Even this early in the tiyht
some OF the prominent voters and con.
', r%lifrS OF votes are meditating ON
"hetherlt Is better, until after eIeetion
nor to wear any coat at all or purchase
one. win rubber lappels, so that tLev
may not he under the necessity Of hny,
ing new new, one every day. This is the
season when ali the married ladies Will vii
-ecelYe compliments and all fba 1T 49,
aceu babies ,5i kisses, and even the coIorcd
mes VIII not be entirely forgotten
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22

or both, will also be detei mined OF what
inc lcuiable benefit would such map be I?
Every citizen would know the grade OF
the street adjoining his propert', and in
building and improving the same would
conform to such grade. We would not
have one man filling in front of his
premises and hacking water on his
neighbor, nor have the It Gets higher
than the floor of the houses, and water
standing beneath the houses, to breed
pestilence and death. The sidewalks
would not then, as now. be up and
down, according the whim or stingi-
ness of he owner of the adjoining
property. It would then be practical 9
to require every one to obtain a bu Id
ing permit before he erected a house,
and the city engineer could
tell him accurately how high to bnild
his foundation and sidewalk. We could
then require the gas and water compa-
MES to place their piping at proper
depth beneath the surface so that we
could avoid drinking hot water in sum-
mer and the breaking and bursting of
pipes, whereby our streets are flooded
and ruined. With proper grade es.
tablished for the streets throughout the
city, system of surface drainage would
be adequate for years to come. Let ns
economic by doing our work on the
streets thoroughly and systematically.
SO that it will not have to be done over
SO often. Would it not be better for the
city. instead of trying to improve the
whole of a street to apply the means she
can spare for this purpose to the i'm
provement of only one-third of
the street, and require the
owners of the lots fronting
on the same to contribute the other two,
thirds? If to the fund we expend yearly
IN street work, we could add, by means
of this special tax, twice as much more
and apply the whole to a systematic
Improvement of the streets; with grade
once established, we could soon have
the best thOroughfares of any city in
the state. This special tax would at least
greatly augment and render more eff
cient or present fund for street i'm
provement. If what [ have written on
this subject seems to stimulate thought
and provoke investigation that shall
result in effective action for the benefit
of the city, shall be gratified and
repaid and shall not mind unfavorable
criticism. | have made this article too
long because | did not have time to
make it shorter WACO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22

"BrazOs Chill Cure" which Is va
ranted tor the cure of cbills ana ie's''
Is positive antidOte for msIaTh, an IN
mas no rival as a tonic for bulidins Il
an emaciated system from shGn "a
matte causes, and to those WIZ A..
necessarily exposed TO miasmaIit ln q.
ences, and are attended with inc ~
lowing symptoms, such a loss Oh lP !.
lite, aching of the back and JOINS,
verlShness, severe headache, liluisP
ton TO get about, low spirits, setpa .ll,
ness, chilly sensations, and e'ep auailr
hot, burning fever, which may nnii "a.
terminate in bilious, remlftehl VI .b,
termittent fever, We would sugSSe1rt ' ,ba
you keep Il supply on manu- ' I,ile
time and take dose three times ui Il;
No other medicine is necessary, ss y i.
very concentrated and powerful u ,l,.
effects in removing the poisonous an
ments from the blood, and no Que e ,Es
appreciate this warning better i,.nno,ef
farmer, who is more or less Aiisllr
% those atmospheric poisons, e'peI ,brir
N the fall season, when gather,hss isbt,
'rops in the midday sun, eOOl n i,
nd heavy dews of morning, ln' nrsrs.
hose malignant fevers are mOsI dpa,pnd
ent, and to them we would re ~ rnrr
0 take a dose of "Brazos CiliI snnb
very morning on rising, If inc. "sp
void the danger of much sGlel xqsas
~ nothing of the time anu ' e
lyed in the end. No strycllh,btsss and
rsenic. The physicians prestl;.t fof
it. Ask your drns Ger BOT.
and take no other. Price 81 p''
g. Prepared only by w,,s
i0'AhT Waco, Ten's'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22
JUSTICE COURTS.
a Weil-SDiced Days Proceed.
inSs in Both.

In Justice Evans court Yesterday
morning Foster Hayes, a colored man
was olscharged for shooting at another
man OF the same color and CARVING n
pistol, as alleged ID the complaint. tbe
state witnesses failing to appear. New
ITla ~ was denied in the case of Gallo
toiiard VS.. NJ. p Knowles, for scenes
liatloll' winch has been dragging alone
since July, 1881. Motion for a new tr1sI
III ~, the case of Matthews, Massey G
Dlaues VS.. Abeel was also oyerruled and
the case Will be carried to the conntv
court. viz 0ouhty
The most interesting court Judoa
laws has had III months was held ves-
Ierday. 1t was the examining trial If
Fannle Estes, Alice Mcdonald and
Laura Blue, the three Zulus chargad
with being impliplicated Jointly in fbs
rGoolng OF one Taylor, railroad man
VINO W!tE his partner, John Wallace.too
up his abode among the IuIna
early Sunday morning. Taylor claimed
TO have been robbed viii e in the bonsa
OF DE Ween fifty and sixty doll ars and
SAID that after taking a ok throngb c
q window, he saw tn, women conntiH1 a
ne money. He told a rather straighf a
ale, tut when the witnesses on fba q
thor side were put on the stond Il
ney testified quite to the CONTRARY al
1 what he did, and also proved that he b.
as mnch under the influence of IiqnorW Ii
TACT his own testimony showed III
idC much. 1t was in eyi- 10 10
ence that the woman had received 20
'eYlous to her having met TAYLOR an a se
UGH money as he claimed was taken ne
On HIM III the house Laura BIue a AZ
40 occupied another apartment was S J
scharged, it being quite plain that She rim
Is III no way implicated, and she was col
en- put on the stand for the defense lot
rough her it leaked ont that tia moi
ntIe Fannie had picked up consider
9 pocket change from parties pro
o had visited the house before ell
ylor, come. The trial, like all others the
he KIND developed world of nasti- The
$, some drunkenness, questionable imE
lmony and put some parties in light ing
was not at all creditable. The-a the
, however, not sufficient Testimony to sra,
THAT there was any guilt on the be !
OF any one of the women, and not prov
ugh to rest suspicion on any save ence
laps Fannie Estes, and the court least
harged all of them. 1t was tbouGb her
e apparent that the locality in grad
III the women are permitted to live in "
ne which should be avoided unless we "
lns want to court the unpleasant accu
r1ety to which some witnesses were made
'cted yesterday. city
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22
BUSINESS EkBsEVETEES
"">"FNa'i"nS Of Examiner At
tacheS on Matters Ersser-
cSiinS 10 Buyers

W hen you want to get the best good
ana attention patronize Ruper's bar
See those beautiful photograph,
taken by the Instantaneous process at tht
Academy OF Art. ''''
An the latest styles in photographs ot
the Academy of Ar. Imperi Is ii.nei i,'
noudo'r, : ctoria's. Cards and r,himet,
iinish' ir oil. anu 0''" i'e'S'
Take the little ones to Jacxsop,s GAL,
iery and get some OF those new nicfn7% as
Ihey viii please You and viii br vii
worth preserving in the family.
=; those Who cannot please themselves
IN me drug line, in either 90 DIS or nIic, :
~, al Castles a Co S will have to 90 bevond
'iie borders OF the state TO do better.
The opportunity for pleasure which
Will not occur again during the season is /
near at hand, and if you DELAY mcttirrr /
you uck't tor the Purim tall and Sum- STnntr
, nh IL II is too late, you will rpgret p If
y "thing is more conducive 70 cicl,-
\! eSS tlah poor and damaged procerias
l gu 20 MOI run any risk if you buy yonr
t ,h and country produce Of Lem
.hambers, and you will nd then ical 'o oT
ways reasonable. . d.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22
4 lie SOnCOrdja

lie imI'a' party of the ConcorIia cIuh
wa, M%I gwen at their hall in Odd Frllo 'srC
, 9hulIlng last night, and if we are TO C'' t,be
m "n " ,si. a: 3n index 10 future ones, we
:, ,ii i e.t,itaihIy conclude that the orma niz,.
non VIII be marked success IN haiI
, maS neen newly papered, fastctuIIv ar
VII 81 ana ana an elegant sixteen-foot STAGE
W., "lh slilnss' tiys, changes, drop-cnrI4iSS =
I iI' put IN Tor theatrical preScntati"ns
ngr %e ,f''1 @nr last night was made up Of
!, '. nG>t German, German-A mrric,n sn ~
a number Of the American element r'i ~, an af
VIZ Lad delightful tune. The st r; "l
ih1 reed band furnished sp'endid , n,.,
lnu me dancing Programme was So ' 81.
an az, d lhat al enjoyed themselves to fha
'Ii Dent Of Their inclination. Thn',.','n, W."
l%s pleasure was opened with = en-, ' 'oai,
.'m Pre- idelt Behiens, who. in / te' 'cG"
Us MANNER, explained the purpose and
rSlgns OF the organic rlion. anu
'fs9 rf.., IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22

compound Syrup of SarsaparIIa VII
lodide of Potassium.

Inc remedies in this preparation
ranked by the medical profession Sr
most certain rf alternatives and depl
yves, possessing the power of remOIl
from the blood those humOrs or prize
pies which disturb its purity, direct!
them toward the natural excreiG1
channels 1t is employed with alnl
tage in chronic affections of the 'a-
eruptive and skin diseases, such s i
Anthony's fire, erysipelas, pimPA
pustules, blotches, bolts, tumOrs, et',
or salt rheum, scald-head, ring-EUIa,
ulcers and sores, chronic rheumsisn,
Syphilitic and mercurial diseases, a1
generally for the various diseases lr@
ing from impurities of the blood.
10 forms a powerful alternative for @
renovation OF the blood aud for the r.
toration of tone and strength 70 ID
system when debiitdted by dl;6sss'
Ask your druggist for orr make, ifyS
are i'll search of Il good blood pan'a
ana Alternative. Price 81 per bOttR.
six bottles for 81. Prepared by lHtIn
md Willis, manufacturing ehemfh
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22
The Weather To-Day.

For the West Gulf region fair weather.
northerly winds, stationary or lower
temperature, high pressure, winds be-
coming higher and variable.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22
Old men admire sweet sixteen. "

| have in stock Eicherman'S best flour.
This flour is unsurpassed in quality, and
will give satisfaction. Only 500 per sack
02i9tc &C. MCCULLoCH.
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Electric CONSUMPTION Curs


Has undoubtedly the bes, prvs
t'"h OF any medicine Tor The rg,j
consumption that We have yr; h,
able to find. 1t is prepared tr5',,-
Tor consumption, aud those ajo !.
affected with a deep-seated cOGgt I
l"ng-standing. a few doses git :.
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lungs and pleasant to take. One nd
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ASK your druggist for a bO.t, {
once; price 80 cents and 81 Der Bal.
Prepared only by Tucker 4 VIII
Waco, Texas. !
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Flify aarechal Neil and 100 assorted
los los s mr. toOr Arb0gyit;rs ard Na~no-
VA I,as' Jus, ier' lived by !. b. Ve>ev. haci If
w II. Watkins bookstore. 033IGt
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Who can beat us i'll prices and assort-
ment III carpets, rugs, floor oil cloth? &c
Echo answers nobody can. Sanger Bros
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'SN cat sixteen" always draws.

Matthews, Massey " Blades enjoy An
ehilable distinction as house and sirn
painters. They never slight their work
but always do an honest job.-mvI2
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Sweet sixteen" is a daisy.

Merchants with the cash can obtain
great bargains at Cleveland Il CamerUn's.
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