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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06
THE CITY.

"A MEETING OF the Stockholders ot the
Merchants uprrI-hOu-c WIS called at the
Met LrlHnd huuSr ln-t night
a groccry hnusr on Austin street was
engaged in Ahiny -turh until nearly mid.
night, to the surprise oI the few who wit
Messed ii.
Tho Galveston News OF yesterday
morning has an interesting editorial
article, draw my somo timely drduC-
tioms from the sermon preached last
Sunday by Rev. J u. shaw.
This il Opening day with Mira.
IsCHnd a Sis,,r. nud their elegant room
over the Clnlmrr- building viii doubtless
be- thongpd with lair yi.iu'r"' "'hnE ="
800 ,vI,nt II "a III worn TIL, svnaun,iH vel
NJ how 10 wcAl II.
Mayor Sturgis in the council last
night made great Impression by tho
earneslncss with which he ADVOCATED
advanced tree schools and the cause
of public education. No one who
heard his remarks in many passages
aud in manner roplute with that
rugged cl"quoucc which springs from
the heart, could doubt for moment
that he In heart and soul for education
in It's fullest and most comprehensive
sense.
The EXAMINER has information,
coming from sources hulirvcd to be
thoroughly reliable, that the Gulf,
Colorado aud Santa ltr, and Texas
aud St. Louis railroads are pursuing
n policy of discrimination against
Waco, with reference Ia rates OF
freight on cotton that il mnniIrstly
unfair ~ well as detrimental to tho
commercial interests of This city. II
il not our purpose, AT this time, TO Ell
ter INTO specific details ~ we wish to
acquire more Information before plac.
ing the matter July before the public
We purpose - careful and intelligent
investigation al nil the facts bearing
upon the subject, for presentation in
subsequent issuo and hope to arouse
tho business community Ia u proper
appreciation 0t the importance of the
case. When il costa ~ much TO hriug
bale of cotton from Clifton to Waco
distance Of about sixty miles, Ms il
docs 10 carry that same bale FROM
Clifton to Galveston, Il is high time
lor Waco 10 cast about tor remedy
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pBittsO A..

Judge OltoiG OF Marlin, WIS in the
city yesterday
Hon. II Ithitl, OF GalNcstpn, Wl. 40
the city yesterday.
MrJ. =. Harrington, ct Br,monl. wa-
in town lcst'r'iay.
Rev. II. T.. Taylor, al Marlin, wr- ~
the city yesterday.
Senator Coke returned yesterday from
trip To eastern Texas
DE-. Chiffon IL ut present in North Caro-.
linu and Will be- home IN . week on two.
Col. NJ =. Yratmnn, OF Hubbard ct,
hhs been Ia tho rity Tor the Last Two dNs
IAIrs. claude Hamilton went dawn Ia
Irnnlr V".f.riay ant VA profanity t..
Turn Ia dHN.
Mr. a. l. Dodge, chict clerk OF height
department, Texas and 81. LOUIS, va, iu
/ the city yesterday.
hr. j. q, Chatham, II prominent citler
al Navaspta, l. In the rity prospecting
With Wow OF lncItne here.
Mrs. NJ +. Hunnioutt, who has bceu
seriously VI tir xix months past, Is. We rc
/ get To lean In II critical condition.
Judge :. NJ. MKcy. now OF Mrrliiau
has been in the rtv day or two shtkinl
hands with friends and attending 10 lcsa
and other business.
| NJ. John Wod wen: up to rliltun
/ Bunquc county, yesterday, To attend tn
nuptinl. 81 his sislrr-In-l,N, Miss Mur
Shctstch and MI r. &. mn Thcrer,
mOny took place last night
Prof. smith Ragsdalr MAS in the cit,
Yesterday from NnlAdu, whore he D. con
Juclinga nouli4hlng school, ON his wa
Ia organize the Graded school ut " l",
pcriutcndrnl.
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II Dr. Joe Willis had any doubt, be.
fore making he European trip, rs tn the
estimation N which hr lis held 10y the
people ~ Wac the cordmIity of the
welcome he has = ceIved since his re-
turn must disahusc his MUD and rru-.
sure him, Tor uunudy ever got M. e
genera aud sincere ", leone o., whit"
and the black the grown folk amt the
children, al have hnnd-slHkc for
"Ductur joe" DR.. Willis trip, which
luptcd nearly iour months, comprised
nearly al leading points ia Europe
the United Kingdom, France, ltay
Au-tfu, Switzerland, Gcrmnuy etc.
Tho state Of affairs in the east was ruth.
er too exciting to draw him there. He
rctur.s rested and rccuprratod aud i'm
pressed with the convict on thar after
all America tx the best country. Dr.
Clifton who made the homeward Wy
ug with DR.. Willis, came 10y North Car
oliun and will not reach Waco until
some time next week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

The Great Southern RenetY.r

"Bra2os chill tWc," which hN
rantcd Tor the cure of chilli, and M.
is a positive autidutc Tor malaria, 4
has no rival rs Il tonic for buiNlmgg
An cmaciatcd system from .uch d.
matte causes, and tu those who 81
necessarily exposed IN miasma,ir ilis
cuces, and are attended with The ID,
lowing symptoms, such e. loss OiaNe
titc, aching OF the back and joint, It.
verishnesS, severe headache, indl,pe.
ton to get about, low spirits, ,leeps-
ness, chilly sensations, and eytnthl
hot, burning fever, which may fHAI!
terminate in bilious, rcmittcnt OF b.
termittcnt fever, We would -ugge.llt l
you keep supply ON hand all U
time and take dose three times daily
No other medicine l. necessary, &Nl
very concentrated aud powerful 10 {
effects in removing the poisonous ei
ments from the blood, aud no one q
appreciate This warning better than O
farmer, who l. more or less eIlNs
to those atmospheric pot-uus, especial
in the fall season, when gathering he
crops in the midday sun, cool nisi
and heavy drWs OF morning, then Il
those malignant fCVcIs are most prev
lent, and to them we would rrrOmld
to take a dose Ot "BIa2us chin Gun
every morning on rising, if they Won
avoid the danger OF much suffering,
say nothirg OF the time and txpeH
saved in the end. No strychnIns
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

We hey 10 inform the public that IS,
ARE thoroughly equipped To furnish ih,
best aud most seayunnhlr family supple
that the market affords We have inst
received u "h0icc lot uf new and ylcuiuf
French prun's, sin pounds for = dollar.
chn "e nrw curIant-, IN cents per pound
choice sOur hrhut, eight pounds lur ..
cents. Also ME" Iuyuir" ot cihb igc.
sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes, onion
applies, cheese md fancy an staple gro
cerirs just received that Ter quauly uuu
uniform low prices We deity cnmprliou
he surc.and try Us tor this month and -r,
II your bill II not mt least 10 pcr cent les,
than usual, \. IuNEs INhluu.
Nos. and > rrnthrr Block.
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The state OF rcXas.-'ro the shcrin or
any constable OF Mci.ennln county
Greeting.
\ on ave hereby commanded that Won
summon by making publication OF this
citation In some wspaper published ia
the county OF Mel .enuAn Tor four succr.-
,tyc wcek- previous to the return d.y
hereof, Melissa r. ilaymap to b. aud lp-
pear before the honorable district court OF
Mclennan go Inly, IrNns, at the court
house lhrr, OF In the city ut Waco. ON
thu lir,l Monday in November. \. T..
lS>3, then and there to answer the peti-
ton ut Samuel II. llrymau. pliiRtih. filed
in said court ON the lHlh day ct Septcm.
Dor. \, d.. lNN2, Hgainst the said melissa
T.. llnNman, defendant, Tor slut numbered
i42I, the nature nj which demand Is as
follows. Ia Wit: An action tor divorce.
plhlniill alleging TINT said defendant re-
iustd tn accompany him from the state of
Missouri Ia Texas, aud still refuses To ioin
him m III. new home in Texas and hus
abandoned his bed and board, piainiin
pU,y> Tor Judgment dl,sulying the hnnis
OF malrimony existing between him and
said defendant. cfc. Herein tail moi. bui
ul thi, witt, aud how you have executed
the same, make due return ~ ths law iii.
reefs
Issued under my hand, ami the seal OF
the district court ut Mcl.rnnan cuunt,.
Texas. al MY rlllcc IN Waco, this the lQth
day Of september, 1852.
Attest; T.. + HEAsiPY.
Clerk District Court, MclAnnan County.
Texas, Ua2lvlIIL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Ladies are invited to- come and
practice from 9 TO ll:3O in the fore
noon free. The afternoon hours arc
from 3 TO 6 and all are invited. The
rink will DO open every night. Mon
day. "Wednesday and Thursday for
ladies and gentlemen, and Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday tor gentle
men alone, Skates % cents Seats
for spectators. New skates and nice
nail. Come and enjoy the pleasure.
ablo exercise. Up stairs No. 10 Aus.
tin Avenue. lUUG.i
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the cemetery, read third time aud passed
by unanimous vote.
Ordinance committee, on ordinance to
regulate salaries " city officials, asked
further time. which was granted,
On new business, Mr.. Makcig com
planned OF nuisanccs ot-East Waco, one
~ which was Rugers's wharf an Mr..
ke lum's wharf aud au old oil house, and
Ii wished them declared nuisauces.
Council adjourned.
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DOu't ttend This.

ries, but Il you do, ad it aud then call
on j. l.. Cornish, corner Elm mud Tric,
streets, East Waco, whero You will find
tue b At sugar, coffee, lard, bacon, fi,nr
rice, tobacco, syrup, starch. SOAP. soda.
hams, etc, Also fresh drugs of ali kruls
Also paints, oils, brushes, lamps and fix
lures. He has Just received one eros,
OF Dr. Salter's celebrated eye lotion, from
Atlanta, Ga,-H2iilww2t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

II. f, Durham, who bought ont i.
W Higgins \ Go. and added largely /,
that stock, IL now selling everything at
cost, consisting OF stoves, queensware.
tl"ware, glassware, and many other
things needed by house. Keepers. We
advise You to call early Il yuu want bar.
gains, IA We are informed that every
thing will bo closed ont soon ia possible
Col. Burnham has invested largely late.
ly IN farms aud stock. aud willlikeN de
vote his attention 10 that business.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Burnham ~ Co, successor 10 Higgins
y Co, in the hardware business, ARE
closing cut at such u cduction in prices
AZ makes it an object Tor cuplr to call
at their house on the avenue, who wish
anything IN heir line. Stoves II all
Kinds IN variety Mt about our-third oil.
cruckory, glassware, china; alAo tab g
cntl ~ Mt prices to fairly astonlsh and
please the ladies; and everything elise
reduced IN price, accordingly Things
aro gong at II bargain nnl no mistake.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

English Female Bttcrs tx intended
for young girls IA well ~ married ladies',
who have 10y some Nuuaure, become ir-
regular, pale aud feeble, with headache,
leucorrhpa, pain in side aud back, falling
u womb, or female Rkness or eX.
ccsses Its use strengthens and tones
the stomach, nvigorates the nerves,
gives iron tn blood. cnrrerta irregular
uterine action aud removes unnatural
distractions. --gO2lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06
california; Grapes.

Another lot OF tuosc iine taliior1ia
grapes, lust received at Dlrrows.--ltU6t
am now well established In my new
quarters, at the corner OF Finh and
Austin streets, and am prepared TO till or
ders Tor all kinds Of staple and lancy gro
ceres. a large assortment OF importco
goods iu't received and in transit. IN
spection solicited
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06
Nni"r ssin' hub.u and Rotary
yunIinn.

M,ipr \. lIinchman, nt TIL, CITY ye>Iet-
di,. uq.ii,d hy purchase The trrlllo. hI
iiyht oi ,ulr To- III, l.. e. Haucum Rotary
pow ioi the state al Missouri the m,loi S.
10, m.r home, where he expects to ~ 81
Introduce this sort IA King bee anon
the numerous improved lndusuinl imrlr
ment- OF TIE day. speaking ct Major
Hinchman. agricultural implements, elr..
some idea OF the magnitude o. his hn-t.
ness may hr had from hi sale4 and cul'
lectois Of the past Jhuty days, which II,
reported hy his hnok hceper last ever Ing
n.gr,p ,tr the handsome figure Ol Il cool
one hundred thuusun do lars Tor the
wonlhi What rs sin hitter, lhrmI"i.
Wiih hs rlniicb rialic ant ind .iul.nhl"
cnci"y, counts Win cOutidrnce o. tnllv
duubling this amount IN the mouth {"
come. that T. to sry iuthc business, MOI ol
his Waco business only hut including that
III his several branch houses.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

II you want a Job of brick work, eIthcr
new, or to be repaired, that lis a daisy
write your name aud number on O. Vs.
Hewetts slate at Lem Chambo =, Gs
Austin street, AMI he will call to zee you
Skilled in CRATE setting aud putting
down cement hehTthn lNNhlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06
WACO EXAMINER
WACO, OCTOBER e, 1882.
County DemocrnticTicLet.

Nominees OF the McLennan county
democracy, election first Tuesday in
November, 1882
For Coun Judge-G. Il. Gerald.
County 4 torney-Eugene Williams.
Sheriff w. T. Harris.
Representative John . Moore.
Assessor Of Taxes. l.. Norwood.
Collector OF Taxes Allen l.. West.
rreasurer-J. ID. Wallace.
County Clerk-.Guhn W. Baker.
District Clerk-Z f. Bcasley.
Surycyur-J. =. Surr'tt. .,
Cat lie and Hide Inspector Marshall
johnson.
Flnuter-L. l.. Foster, OF Hroesbcck.
Senntor--J. A. Martin, Of Marlin.
SiNlEwtdp
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Attention u. u.nndI. Co.

TIL" members OF Rescue Hook aud Lad
der Company No, ARE hereby duly non
He'd that the Iegular monthly mc,ling " N
held tohighG october 9Th. \ mIl at
Tendance Is requested.
W :, PIuNGErr, Pies.
JNo. X. WLKEs, Ser.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06
New lumber Hnrh-

The Eclipse lumber ylrd hn. now an
hand the largest aud best assorted stock
al lumber, both rough and dress, d, Also
the largest assortment OF shingles, door.
sash. blinds aud builders material TIA,
has ever been brought to Waco. II Mill
be- 10 the Interest Oi those wishing TO pur.
chase lumber TO call and examine oul
stock rs our lumbe- Ii dry and of the
very best Polite attention 10 all ut the
yrnrtdb cornerWashingt0n aud Fllh .treets,
eras. X. NJ. PAGE.
Il -acher
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Those in need Of IL CARPET will find If
greatly 10 their interest to call Mt Il
llaber's before purchasing, thcre can he
found the best and ueatest stocks Of
carpets in the city, the neHr est patterns
aud best styles, at prices unusually low
U0ltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

DIR. H. Robinson IL the only practical
manufacturing optician IN Texas VIII,
make aud inserts human artificial eye.
without pain aud to appear natural IN
size AMI color Call at Watkins boob
store, -lOOl5t.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Al Fhshion Bo=or, 7HursdaU
ffiday a"d Saturday, OctoJer 5M,
GM and 'h. You are reyec,tuHy
moited,--lO3d8actT
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06
business Chance.

A party eith ,apilal Of 81 800 would
IKE 10 engage m thus n.,s with some re-
u hle y rsun. Address W. j. h.. this
ollie. lNtlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

GoRlE-At li5 o'clock last night, Of
NAL rial iey !, Mise Mollie CORN, aged
II yoAr1.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

The largest, beat assortment and
latest style Of clothing, ~ well ms the
lowest prices can always be- found at
Sanger BruH.-lW 1ltc,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Twenty head Of cattle and a rair OF
large matched work mares for sale
lOGd2twlt q. j. Buck.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

l. Boydon X Co.'S mems fine shoes at
Sanger BrOs.-9lOtc.
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at IL quite surprising, Mr. Dnti ms
that Won are 4o puuctnal at your place o
uu-luDsH.
"lsusly explained, Mr.. Alwayslate.
ha,c new servant who never fails t.
wake me, and only costa me $3.50 for Al
indefinite length of me-
"WnHt only 81 80 for such serricesy
Eyes, Mr. Alwaysate. Buy one Of j
LeyOu4k 's.uickel alarm clocks at Sl.J
and you will never fail to be like mt, OF
time "-g3Ota
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

The largest stock oi human nrtiGcia,
eyes eau be seen ut h,s office IN Wat.
kins' book store. lOOlJL
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large mud com lete line of Stetson
hats Mt Sanger Bros.-9lOtc.
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The ladies ~ the Hebrew Aid Society
have reason TO congratulate themselves
up5n the -ple did ccess = their grand
.6iree at Lyceum hall last eveniu d.
Among the prominent citizens present
were Messrs Sanger, Seley, Haber, Marx,
Baker aud Wilkes; from distance were
Mc,srs. Lubatt, Frieburg Of Galveston,
Rothschild and Levy, OF Houston, Land
man. Of Viii ney, aud others too nu-
ueious to meuti II. Among the local
beauties, Miss Jennie Lyons, Miss Mol
lie Marx, Miss Benedict and NJ IS Lee
vine were especially admired; while
from distance Miss s. Lhndman, of
Whitney, Miss +. Munich, OF New York,
aud others by their presence coutribu-
tel not little 10 tue charms and gen
rral enjoyment of the evening, The
dancing was distiuguis ed throughout
alike by uimation and grace, aud was
enjoyed with gusto scarcely less than
that uf the Huperb banquet served III
adj lining rooms at II o'clock. The re-.
porter is under special obligations Il
Mcsiumc- lac sing aud Herr for conrte
sizes.
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tun lOrNrl ArrOn,tY.

M.afr authorized tu Announce hhwr"h \
MrIkrr t-u asa candidate for county Hi
tome, u MclrunAn county. fi"ctlun No,
Tth urnAiuir. "'aNNNhl
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Notice

For school wear, chidren's solar tap
SHOES, at Sanger Bros. -lOOltc.
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There Viii be divine service Nc the
Washington street synagogue at 7:jO.
$, SANGER, Pres ident.
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Conrresntio. Hoac, sho,,m

And fresh h,h to-day at Dauows.-
lOUGt.
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4 tITATION.

Tho peoples clothiers--Siuger Bros
9lTtc
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one ct the latest and most plo,....
all ligaii q thatics, this eln1,hp,, easat \
tion Is made with scrupnlo1. ''" pltEts
me beet and most carefully sel,c,. t M
rial. 1t is with the greatest I nIo,', Goat.
W. rrc'mm,nd this very . r'Velr Ia
harmless remedy ~ being the V s,tu, u
snrcst lax tive AMI ratlnftie ior 'a,rd %
males and children. now in usr wa" se
hthilual constipation and indius,,iiul
cannot had. anything more speely y
tain. II is combined with aroI,, %
such manner that the biticrnes y,
cascarh "a srada is conpI,leIv di, VI
Ash your druggist for It. ami h "' i.l
i,k" No Other Price 5n cents Der bor
". pared by Tucker It WINS, W. W,
Texas. Va
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7" =" T"-"---- y IT"
an candidate tor MAYOR ut waco. ! de.
-ir, Lt rrti.fAtr htI'. Is { have already il"U'
in public As-ruhia.", that an ~ iANut ~
q e. inrru, ,iurut ct ~" -lrcots ut tlt. rity
ptup,r sAultar' u,rg-utrs Aul - thoi"ugh sYs
lem 81 public tt,a -thpui. Wiih the pleIV'
Ut ius lest rrtrin tu behalf ut the rib Of
ri,,tel .ull.it the VOTES ni nv irlrndr an
trIIow-ritis,u- VI WN,u at the rbr iiug p"'~n
bri election H. specifically,
\. his,iNAs.
Wnro. D,t.hrri 3. l-Ss tide
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.nr. ,utbuiiy..i tu announce Major Wife
lanes a. % candidate tot Mnyni OF tho tItN 81
W.,... ritri,.n Ntundab, december H. Ih7-
s.Hnl-
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We are authorized 20 announce u. n Kings
bury, ar, AZ a oHuiiiate for the once OF CITY
Recorder tdu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

W. uIo huthnrlSrd to aut ounce Robert II
RogrrH f4uff o. % candidate i"i Recorder ~
the city ct Nao,, rirctiou Dorsubtr IN,
1-aI- ttu
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-09
The Eyesight Of Readers.

A writer calls attention to the dan
ger which readers run of iniuring
their eyesight by the use of bad light.
He remarks, that engravers, watch
makers and all others who use the eyes
constantly in their work take extra
care to preserve them by getting the
best possible light by day, and using
the best artificial light at night. The
great army of readers are careless, and
have, sooner or later, to pay the pen.
atty of their carelessness by giving up
night work entirely, and sometimes
reading, except at short intervals, and
under the best conditions. All de-
partures from common type, making
the matter more difficult for the eyes
to take in, increase the danger. The
magnitude of the, physical labor of
reading is not appreciated. A book of
five hundred pages, forty lines to the
page, and fifty letters to the line, con.
tains one million letters, all of which
the eye has to take in, identify and
combine each with its neighbor. Yet
many reader will 60 through such a
book in a day. The task is one he
would shrink from if he should stop to
measure it beforehand. .-Erchange.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-09
The First Telegram.

A letter written by Professor Morse
to his cousin, Mrs. Thomas R. Walker,
In 1874, dozen years after the event
alluded to, in this way explained the
selection Of the spiritual text, "What
hath God wrought which was the
first telegraphic message sent from
Washington to Baltimore: You are not
aware, perhaps, that this sentence was
the first sentence transmitted by tele
graph from Washington to Baltimore
and lndited by my young friend, Miss
Annie Ellsworth, the daughter of the
Commissioner of Patents. She took
the pains to come to me early on the
morning after my appropriation had
passed both Houses, to be the first to
inform me Of the good news. I then
promised her she should indite the first
sentence transmitted by telegraph from
Washington to Baltimore. This was
the first sentence transmitted and she
indited it, and let me assure you, my
dear cousin it has meaning which
few can understand in its whole extent.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-09
K NDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH

Patterns Mills, N. Y, Feb. 21st, 1878.
Bed. KENDALL q Co., Gents: The particular case
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During the early history of this
country the good old fathers and
mothers used to go to church and sit
on benches without backs and listen to
a sermon delivered from q pulpit Of
unpainted boards, but they didn't
know as much about their neighbors'
affairs as do the people who sit in
cushioned chairs and listen to the min
lister preach the word Of God from a
pulpit artistic in design and grand
in finish. And it is even SO.