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USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

An Ohio correspondent of the
Fruit Recorder raised nine bushels OF
blackberries on a small corner of his
farm that he could not work. He
planted on land sloping TO the south.
and near stream of water; the ground
being rich and moist.
Straw that is to be used for bed
ding stock should be cut short. 1t is
then much more easily handled The
common practice is to leave it long,
when much inconvenience is found on
removing it on account of its clingng
together and forming solid sheet Of
manure. --Erchange.
An eminent horseman gives it as
his experience, after twenty years of
trial, that tired horse can be best re-
freshened and strengthened by giving
him quart OF oatmeal stirred in a pail
of water. This fits its stomach for
stronger food, slakes its thirst and is
indefinitely better than cold water.
For caked bag: Tincture of arm ca,
four ounces; tincture of aconite, one
ounce; oil glycerine, one ounce. Mix
and battle the bag two or three times
daily; rub it in we'll with your hand;
give internally a teaspoonful of the MKT
ure three times day. Do not feed
any grain to the cow.-MIyr0r and
Farmer.
As remedy for hog cholera, o
correspondent OF the Journal of Agri.
culture recommends half teaspoonful
of carbolic acid in a gill of milk. This
remedy, he states. has been successful
in every case, and not only cures but
stops the spread of the disease. 1t is
administered from the mouth of long
uecked bottle.
Leave your parsnips in the ground
all winter. They will be better in the
spring than thew are now. Frost makes
them tender. Those that you dig now
before the general crop is fro zen in
should be protected in cool place OF
they may wilt. Parsnips appear very
fine this season. They are an indigest.
ible sort of thing. but many people like
them in pork and potato stew. They
may also be cut in very thin slices.
dipped in batter and fried They are
considered a delicacy in this way.--M
Y Herald.
We know of no better way to pre-.
serve cabbages through the winter, says
the Gern1rntO1On Telegram, than that
which we have recommended for a mum.
Der OF years. 1t is to plant or set them
up in rows as they grow--that is, with
the roots down-till in with soil pretty
freely. then make a covering by plant.
ing two posts where there is fence to
rest on, or four where there is not, al
lowing for pitch to carry off the wat
err; lay bean poles opposite the way of
the pitch, and cover up with corn fod-
der, straw or boards. Inusing through
the winter, avoid as much as possible
the sun side and close up again.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-12-02
Kept at Bay by the Dog.

Mrs. Betsey Bradley, an aged, wealthy
lady residing in EastHaven, was seriously
injured sunda under singular circum-
stan es. During the absence of the
family at church she went to the barn
and finding a pitchfork wedged under
the door tried to pull it out. While she
was doing this the door was thrown out
of place and fell,upon her. crushing her
down and holding her SO that she could
not rise. Hereries brought two on three
in the vicinity, but they dared not APP
proach her on account of a savage bull
dog belonging on the premises. 1t was
half an hour before the family returned
from church and extricated the old lady.
One shoulder had been dislocated and
one hip fractured, and her injuries are
considered dangerous. Hartford Conn.,
C0urant. .I H..
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-12-02

There is a law among the Omaha
Indians relating to widows that is more
terrible than the inquisition of ancient
times, with all its diabolical tortures.
Among the Omahas, wi lows must wait
four years before remarrying.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-12-02

"A Montreal young man attempted
to kiss the pretty daughter of a corner
grocer. She dipped her lily white hand
up to tho wrist in a gallon of molasses
and passed it rapidly across the ardent
lover ambrosial beard.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-12-02

Those girls who break down in the
public schools are not, usually, the ones
who get up in the morning and make
their own beds, dust their rooms and
help wash shes. Boston TraVeTer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12
I'I.ltSD NNI.

M. Juo. G. Eaton has Euu" 800 % t1f
to st. Lpuls.
Nj Bud Patterson was yesterday rc-
ported dangerously ILL.,
Mr.. Tom Soimau i- w, understand
sorioualy all with cytIrciut.
Miss May West has gone ou visit to
Miss Lou Eaton at ElmburR Illinois.
WIN u. King, of King, MnrE4c IL Co,
Galveston, wac among the attrruopn AMI
yuis.
ar. >. II. Mannhm If thr proud
aud happy posscssur this morning of o.
prumislug bog Dhhy,
Mr. O, Wheat returned last night pftcf
II two Vi threc igys' iauut among the
towns on the Houston and Ic1ar
Central.
Miss KITE Kennedy and Miss Mary
Stephenson returned last evening from
Il prolonged wait to Mis- Maggie llmc'
ut WuAnhHchic.
Mr.. Max Mas, Of Austin. deput. col
lrctOr intorunl revenue, gave the ENAsI
MIR IL call yesterday. He hus bcon al
tonding federal court here,
Rev. Dr n. f.. Palmer, the president q
| Austin college,, sherman, lett ton his hutu
/ Yesterday morning. We PUBLISH else
/ where ai account oi the death OF his ven
"rahl- Huhri, In South Carolina. Whc
pr Pulm,r took hi, departure y,-'culu
hr had not, strange to say, yet heard III
I sad news.
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Tho cns' ~ the United State, vs. .luo
Carson, an old chnrg" NJ s"lNug Gguu.
et ., 10y VIII lcsulo, when hrrut.i u. u
rrin,rr two yeur- ago at Morgan. ul
ou" which has Put Nj Cms.u to nrrut
expense having been IN eryrrol court.
was tried ycstr:iny ON lts mrr.t-. CLARK
4 Dyer appearing Tor the driruluut
The result of the trlnl wla the mstu'
ncqnttI ~ the defendant hy the jury,
who brought IN Mt uHcc u verdict ur uu
cssc, Whit scrius to- Law, given rise 'u
the charge WIS tn" TACT that Nj Carson
Ind ut one time received car luud ui
liquors. etc, aud sever mlouu kccprr
had procured supplirs from INN, hut 1t
WINS shown clearly TINT the liquor WAS
only u ioan tu pnrtie- vino were out ~
material, with the express stipulation
that liquor, and the particular brand
loaned was to be returned, and ou th.s
ground Mr.. Carson WAS huuurAhly uc.
quilted OF violation NJ law,
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THE CITY.

Thermometer 81.
Tile work On the East waco sewer
seems To hc rNc"irul.
--Ihcliv,r has been somewhat swollen
the past tom days by the heavy rnins
above.
-- The wind blew strong from the old
o.rdinnl point the south, NIL day Nnd Into
the might.
Among rrrcut weddings WAS the
marriage Yesterday at Mi Ben Bilbo To-
Mis-. Bussic Whitley, ot WAGE.
fine diurnu ngn' yesterday WAS be-
tween Two walters at u tony hotel aud lh.
battle II said To have been sangulnary
on.
Quite y number oi Young ladies he
longing Ia ihr "Swcrt ~wcepcrs.' visited
skating rink after the evening drIll at
The church.
A negro man and wife were yesterday
arrested iOr alleged malicious mi.oni,i IN
entering building The man gave hnil
In ihp sum ol Sloobm the wilc lSngushcs
In jail.
Hoy long MAYA Young man, learn
Ing on the viodn, play one tune right
giinS Ifibi Aid 'li.pcrsing sin' Is qurs-
lion Ne ,ug Se7t to ambitious debating
snri"ii"s.
Ina paragraph In this paper On Tuc,-
dav morning, In which cotton huyer
WAS 'aid To have been arrested, the person
r"ieind to proves not To he cotton
buyer. but merchant or agent who ocCA.
si"nNlly buy- cotton.
MIR. e. V. Cayit, OF Coryen county.
ali 4. i
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tlTA1lON.

The State OF leNas-ro the shsrih orany
constable OF McI.ennan County-Grcet-
iNg:
You ARE hereby commanded that you
summon by making publication OF this
citation IN some newspaper published IN
the county vi MCl.Cnnun Tor tour success.
sivc weeks prior to return dav hereof the
unknown heirs Of Charles Moore. decea,-
cd. to bc and appear before the honorable
district court Of McLonnan county. Texas,
10 the COURTHOUSE thereof, in the city ui
Waco. ON the first Monday in November,
-. ~ thau and there to answer the
petition OF u. h. kOucTtsuu, plnintiti, filed
In said court on tho Bird day NJ October A.
u. lS>4. against the unknown heirs of
Charles Moore, deceased, Tor suit number
6i3l. the nature OF which demand Ii ~
follows, to-Wiu Plaintiff alleges that lie
is the owner in Tee simple Of 500 ~ acres
at land in Wise county, T"XIs. patented
on the 2lst day OF October 1872, to said
Charles Moore by virtue OF bounty
warrant No. 291G TOR 1874 acres OF land IL.
sued to ,aid harles Moore, and also that
he is the Owner ui 1886 acres of land in
/ Mr.cnnan county, Texas, patented to
/ -ud Charles Moore 10y virtue VI said c"r.
( tihHtei ON the 18th ,lay OF October, 1877
and suCs To remove rluud from his title tu
said two tracts al band
therein i'tl not, but Of this writ, and how
. you have executed the same, make due
return a. the Law directs
Issued under my hand, and the sea ol
! the district count Of McL"nnan county
! FeNn', at oil Z In waco, this the 3rd day
/ OF Oalubcr 1881
Attest #. BEAsLEY.
Clcrh District Court, McI.cnnAn count!
/ IeNns.
Cnmr 10 hand on the ard day Of Octobe
. 4. u l-s2. aud executed ON the Bird day o
. Dc o'cr 4. II. l7'l, by ordering publisn,C
To- lrur cons, CuriVe weeks previous to IT
lurn day m the Waro EXAViNER, news
paprr published Ia Nj 'L,nnan county
1904 VAS HALL. Shtiiit
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Below v, give tue roll Of petit iuror-
to serve thc coming ,crui VI Tue d"'ut' /
court
W Sailor. j $ Alm6ttOng ) L Mi'ls, lbr.
J y NApi.i, = Arnold, I y Nc'utrh-
cor Il ) IroNdcr, j NJ BhcNwcll A )
Solomon, l. II Fowler j N Meadows w
T. Gus.l,v,J X Morrow, u ihdvillc.
q o Bricn NJ Jones J II MchurIy, +
G Rlchcy. W X Jackson, j Il hctlAini j
/. Robinson, + ) NcDrruitt.
Second wc,h-Santurd johnson, John
u P,dgiu = If fulbright, 4 NJ Lindsay
Il A Mcdonald, j w McMuIiins, = h Mo
Lean. Is Mckven,j G Barnett, j - Cook,
q II Fulton, ! bugclby. j a Motion, =
Lyons, Robert Brooks, + NJ BurChfi'li, T.
VI Mohl"y. s II Fruit, i w hhrn Dhni-l
Bl-kc, s Il llrrring, W II puprc", f j
Nhllcy, j T. h,"yy.
Ihlrd wrrk-Willmm Cherry, j l. Me
Chain, c o Fursgard, u N Crcnsh,w, a
Is Malone, /. = Ross, T. ford,G w DUTY,
u Is Gardner, q j Buck, Frank Brition, i
q Blake, W u McCnnn, ) W Cato, j NJ
Bodwcll Pat Farrell, u Is LnnblrN los.
Gics, viii Ross, J Hcatty. V Il Brlnw,
| William Moore. r q b"Wmtn, W Cur
us
Fourth wccl, } MCLEAN. q W
McMutuS, Enscn- Enriy T. McClullaud.
IT,, W II lun-n, W T. Grow, John Cam
nruu, ,luhu NJ l1Woro. Dr " X Clifton,
| T. Dlcbay Il 81 Bluodwurth, L. Il Ed
lmOndH " j Clements, w u Collier,
j W Downs, j Is Ewoll, y T. Christian,
rhos y Riuum, q N Laiimor, BAN
Young, j MrSpsdduu, W II Malone,
FRANK Anderson, W X Matthew'S.
ruin week. Jnn ShAcklrtord, Dunkin
ArChllHnd, Dick DAVE, ! /; Putt, j Is
SHELTON, II ,,rimm, $ e Clayton, j W Nc
inty IT,, $ J. iiuniy, j l. McNenl, c Il WI
li-m-, ,cm jones, .lr, W NJ Pool. j "
Grand, 4 = Wood W l. Powell, " 1-G-
lock, ! y Gte"n. WI, Parker, stephen
prsk, - L iuukliu, ! NJ MoncfciIh, \ w
'almrr.i VI shelton
SiGth wroi,--.r II kllhuRHwoIth, ) II
q Sutb. " = [iLnabury, Il l. Kennedy
ii G NcFeo. q N kikor, John u bonner
j Is Vesoy, q i lLlhelbargor, W Is Iric
Dan Molri7, " Il Kingsbury,J A LHckey,
W Is Hnml,tun, O Is O'NoIl. Il Lyons, T.
NJ Loug.J B Mlssou, WIN Ohoatc Spence
Grand, W II OtuAu, 4 NJ Oaddenhoud,
y u Moore + W 5eago.
Seventh wnuk y T. rmchHri, Philip
Suiglu, L. Woodward, jRmog L Rosa,
Prof T. NJ krmHr. ! II Bonner, Jonathan
Dilt2. > T. Hand, Chnr + Smith, u Il
Enthnu. Juu ilruur, W 4 Barron, Il
Edwards, " ) ,Imul, Andrew liolln
why, Il l. O.po,ur JHs Hrlmm, " "
Glasgow, II rovrr j NJ Harms, l. /
Norwood, \ j McCrcnry, W \ Taylor
4 NinhulH
Eighth w.ok j Il Cunyors q "
Bllb", j " Wurthaui, - IA Chapman,
J q Jurrcy \ j lInralann, j n Coz, Il
Is Murctou, j VI bIrkhRrit, : ) Mnkoig,
l. u Dmghtry, 4 + Garrett, CK kclmm,
Janice Crng, ! Ii Brown, o j Muller,
\ Is Eyuue. Ajax Gill, " Is McMullu,
! Is Balne, j = Rose q T. Oargill, Dr.
Sam Houston " V Fort
Ninth week " = Sterling, j W Sandi-
trr, John ltcprl w 4 Brn"k-. A llinch-
nan, william OAysby, 4 J ~cmsu, j 81
Jones, \ NJ M,Cucle. 9 Faulkner, j X
Jarrett, G. W Bolpnrrr Henry johnson.
q Dtvuny, j a MrMuriay j L Cha.
huugh. W T. nutin, " j 4 Nayirld, j II
% targlll, i II sparks Il Grihblr, j W
Books, W q Scarborough, Gru Couc.
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l. H.


The most perfect and saIi,hctorr
bit:ntion known To the prnl...i "
which iron is combined and o.,,.,'.
Is the success OF tins preparation u
destined To- become. Witluu, j.',,
most populir vi all the iron tooi'.
In use. And We hesitate not Ia hi
that this medicine is uu Sc, rel no'' ,'
cheaply COTTON up compound. mt ~.
genuine constitutional nupl, hwy
ing those Alternative powers so pl,.
to rtcuperatc aud iuSi4oritr lbq h.,
system when broken down by that ~
disease cOmmuuly called. and l.,
known n dy sprpsla and nIige,t,o,, ,
which nine tcnlhs Of all Our m, l.f.
lnatc, because when The iigrsli,D /,
paired from want of the nalua, "A,
IL so important IN the digestive e,s
OF man, then Il is that this .yuEg III
many lyPcs,u.ualy called lli.,e.,..l
lassltulr Aud sour stums Ii. wghptI.
mental exhaustion. impaired liAlt.
general prOsIratiun ul the whole An
liver complaint, followed hy might IA.
and All Diseases ui the h.uUp, LIVE
My aud BLADDEH thit pyodnc- 4
fearful aches knuwn te rhruuai,a
ralgin, hachqche and urryou. l1i
headache. Aud all consulMy,
weak females Who aIe 10 itipl q
good tonic to hnili up tier cohg,,
cannot Ind, we honestly believe 2,
or a more certain remedy ontAn
bottle is sufficient tu prove 10 Ca
wonderful medicinal plopCnis d,
regularly according tu iirrctJk
your druggist Tor Improved lRoy II
ORATOR, and be sure 10 lake noe
Price s. per hottie. Prep red III
Tucker & Willis, Waco, TexlS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

THIS II truly the American wash DIV
and after c"n-nlrr'hlr correspondence We
h,vr been rbl" Ia secure the cNclusiyr s'l'
in Waco, direct tom the mrnui .riurcr,,u I
IN extra family snnp, which We rl'l Mo"
day, the lmrl iirn SOAP. in NHr" ihrt t..
tabs nj d cents per har. Try d. and ms
Iloyts snow lake gluA- starch md N.m
viii have two the best nrtlrlrs that uuu,s
can buy Al til" prcr But don't forget
that we have just received the best swap
ot the .rn.on, anal It IL nltctdy IN "-tth
ll.hrd tact that the large red tcNt- grown
apples that wc aIr receiving hriy, hr- d
equal in thlr market iuI ,mility cor urrr
4. JoSt7 I,YIot
kos 4 and = IIttltl RI,,k
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r,,,Ii.b.r- announcement.

From and after ihis date, October I'm
the E1hutSgu will not suppress the nHmt
OF ans person or persons arraignrd In any
court OF justice 10 his city. police Of
otherwise. C7grtprocecdings will be pub
li-i,d dAily aud It Niil be useice- to apply
ior suppression OF names OF conc,aimcn
ut identity Thi, rule l. essential to thu
proper conduct of the paper, and viii no
hc varied nom Ia any case OF under any
circumstances.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thrown into pnni' ANA to"f"-
sion nv Niciou- Tcnru"-A
Narrow Escape.

A sceuc ~ great ounfn,iOn and fright
occurred M the old CEN. ~ yesterday
evening Httur he last sad ritoH over the
srnyr ~ little Willie Morris, aud While
The funeral cortcge, con isting nearr
forty vrhl lcs, WaH preparing 10 leave
the cemetery, but which fortunately re-
shifted m u1 serious accident While thc
carnage wore aluwiy moving iutO line
md the henrsr had re- .ohoi the GENE
terry gaira - hur,c attached to Il buggy
AMI driven hy two young men took
fright md began to- kick and run, dhrh'
ing .h. buggy uunu the one IN advance,
IN which Wa M--. +. H. & ruibu aud II :
little son, with such force ~ to over
throw both bu.gio, aud dash Mrs. Cor
mibe and tine chiit 10 the ground
The noise aud roL'uHion at end
TN. collision ~ tire two vehicles aud the
screams ~ the ladies near throw the
funeral procession iu'pn stHto - terror
hardly 20 b. described bur easy Ia be
imagined Wuyu one considers the I'm Il
aud su.cmmt, = funeral, the tension
OF nerves g. which Indies esperinlly are
subjected while -urfouuiinK the grave "'
| a child Ladies' -prnpB ont ~ the vo
! hiclcs ~ wh,rl they wC.o riding and ran
WILDLY about, screaming and crying,
/ those who dil not know the cnuso OF
\ the alarm beng most excited, aud tor
some mum, q the widest ronstc nation
reigued Fortunately no h"rse- ran
| aud after some time the pane wnh sub
ducd MIS- Corn bee w,s, by gren'
good fortune, not seriously hurt. The
buggy driven by the young man Wa
pretty buily wrecked.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

Tot. llutliunu
bt.w Sih lno Young 'ndleB OF the
boarding mnl Of Waco university have
uuiiodly selected uz la return yun many
s'nocre thHubs Tor furnishing yohrcle-,
teams, Sc, fora pleasant ride to Proctor
springs, and thereby enabling many uf
ma nom distant parts 81 roNHs Ia enjoy
Tor the first rlmr full view Of the beau
hiul oIty 81 Waco.
This act OF thoughtful kiudness has
ndehhly ~uttou your name IN the CRATE.
fui memory ~ over forty youug ladies'
NiSllns You ever increasing happi-
meas ana honor, we are very respect
fully, EMMA A. CAMruRLL,
ilAmE Byrd BuRLEsuN,
MoLLIK ). DNSiRL,
Ifseu H. SrTLI-
Waco University October nth, 1852.
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from the .onth tailed only oncor two nights
daring the entire summer. II j. this south
bpeIr which MAKE. T,.Sn- one Ol TIE most
deli htiul climates In the NorlI. the mes,
oi the Jay being rendered innocur"u- ANA
the night. delightful seasons ni rest iIN
rccuprTalion, IL ,tB relations 10 haiti'
also II may safely be- a-sumcd III u "
vigOr inspiring and TIE phenomenal pre-
alcnce OF other winds this set.on is ""b.
ably Que ui the causes oi the increased
Illness OF lsS2.
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WACO EXAMINER
WACO. OCTOBER II, 1882.


Nominees VI the McLounGu county
democracy, election first Tuesday in
November, 1857
For Cuuu y Judge-a Is. Gerald.
Comfy A'turnoy Eugene Williams
Shcrili-W T. Harris.
Representatives John ). Moore
Assessor of TaNcs-S. l.. Norwood.
Collector oi Taxes Allen Il. West
Trcasurer-J. II. Wallace.
Comfy Clck--Juhu W Baker.
District Clerk. +. Bcasley.
Surveyor. +. Surrit =,
Cat lr and Hide lnspector-Mhrshali
Johnson.
Fluatcf-L. l.. Foster, OF drocebeck
Scnator--J A. MARTIN, OF MARLIN.
SINlyyflp
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Mrs Pauline T.. Semnnes will open
hei school in Art, on the 10Th OF October
At her residence. No. So Washington
street, and will teach hu-ur drawing out.
luc III pencil and charcoal from the
dat aud round, shaded iu cravou pasted
aud ludla lux, Painting nm water ,ulura
and oil Will teach hIyAu ed nupils
portrait painting n desired. aud 80
sketch from nature Study of form.
study Of light and shade from plaster
casts, shaded with stomp hlruicrs or on
colors. Would solicit tho patronage ni
her friends and the public. Terms aI
tuition will be furnished ON Application.
-gg4lta
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

honlnmin T.. ,'r.~ hgvipg been nom
mated 10y the democracy OI tn.,.....i.,,
sottH tur governor, the impression has
borom" general That the price ~ allvc,
Hpouna would advance from the fnrt
thnt an usSrssmcut for campaign pur
poses would become necessary and that
said assessment would To- called ON silver
spoons towing tu the practical uXprri-
"rro aud unequallod mciltirg " the
ohndidnto Tor rnislug funds ou .urh
goods II thus should lee thu rasr, am
happy I" inform the public that / nm
a Rro.'s celebrated silver ware at M,
advertised price which Hrc lower than
my house In TrN,p, at j. LcymsklH.
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VIM. Cameron X Co., lumber dellers.
keep large aud well assorted stock OF
lumber shingles, sash, doors, blinds,
cement, plaster plns eriug hair and
everything kept in & hrstclass lumber
yard. They ask your patronage and
guarantee low prices, fair dealing aud
best Of goods, Give them call at their
office on Austin avenue, Il yon contem-
plate buying anything in their line
lO0Sd&Wlm
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have already notified tho public that
u certain cigar maker IN thus clty Is at
tempting Ia innate two uf my brands OF
cigars Marrow Gnugo' and Sweet
Sixteen" manufactured expressly foi
me- by Frey Brothors, Mandatory No.
&c, Now York Every box OF the genuine
has the name OF thrgo manufacturers uu
alp inside he box, h- well h7 uu the
label uutside, / now learn that thlr
same Cigar maker IL trying 10 turH Out
~ fraudulent Cigar (hlso mtuufar nr,i
for me by Frey brothers, the name IA
sido and outside the box winch De- my
famous NJ Il. and T ciuHr llupri-.-
of making good clgarul hia own brands
he trlce 10 initiate ulLr J., TAX ug the
mamos at thcsr three hrnud7 Winch nsn-
great ~ deception on smuErrs and th"
trade Hs In UNJUST ~ mr. ugtu warn
tho public u these limitations. am tia.
uuly one who sells the genuine.
A iirsl.
Iuhnccoul8t, Austin Street
Wncu Ortuh,r 10 DIR
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The management RsaureH the public
that the uilUIr8 ~ the association nro IN
u sutlSfuctury cuuditiun-tio member
ship numb Do 4lUuud is steadily inrrcns-
R6YnrHhy r,u meet uii clam" ssaa(isIae,
"rily As the business ip u mutual one,
tue management alone cnnnut iultill thu
necessary conditions, hut II members
VIII perform their part succe4s cannot
fail to follow the failure II compnni II
who never secured mrmhcrslnp enough
to operate with should cause no uurnn
nesr in the minds uf those WHO hold IN
companies Who have u good mombur-
ship and There can he no luuht thnt
everything Viii be we'll, II mon will on,
reflect upon the Htandmg ui the
dilluront companies, Tor ns woll aR
IA all nthor hu ursS. some ARE good and
some ARE nut-tlIr good ones arc not
Responsible 'ur thee. ''i''- i"ct oomnn.
temcu Hui su long ne confidence X given
the good companies will not only remain
Z "d but VIII steadily advance IN
lOl2lt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

There is 70 one article in the line Of
medicines hat gives ~ lpr'e Rroturu Tor
the muncy Az IL good porous strengthen
ing plaster, such Hs CsrtcrS Smart Weed
aud Belludonuu Burkachr Plnsters Sold
by Tucker 1t Willis. Wuco, Texas. -
1Ol21w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

The rush continues and we still have
few more Of those whit" counterpsnes
at 70 and 50 cents. Don't TAIL to call
aud examine these bargains, ut Sanger
BrnR -lIHlltp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

English Female Bittrr4 IL lutrndcd
Tor young g'rls us we'll ns murirrd lAdira,
who hHNohy Enm" 'Np,-urr, become IT,
regular, pnlo aud feeble, with headache.
lrucOrrh,eH,pRlu IA side aud hurk. falling
u womb, ar tomnlc weakness ar rs
c"SSos ilr usr strengthens aud tones
the Aomach, lu,,Guratos the nerves.
gives iron Ia blood, rurrrcts lrrrsulHr
uterine action aud removes unnatural
OhHtIuctiuu- -a0hlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12
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~mAcaulii-t. fr NsyOr NJ wac. ! de
sire b. r.iIUratr here. ~ bAvS Hlr"hly hou
in stuhtiu Assrtuhng'. that am IN favor ~
III. Improvement ~ ia" slic"ta ~ ms CIV
pruprr sanitary hra-uros srd hnt"uEh sy'
lem ~ puhiI' fru. .,hsUlt. WIN the pl'lh
Of IA, best sumtn Ia behalf u the city n
,lrct,.i / solicit the yut"s ~ my truul7 Al
i-iinw-cltlf'n- 4 WNc" at the ~r7hing i'rorh
srr election. Respectfully, ,,..
WYNN On l.M.Ll. ~. II ln