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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS


Rcrgh to Make mn Address.
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Animals In this city has determined TO hold a
public meeting, the date for which has been fixed
on the oath instant, the intention being to enlist
public sympathy and cooperation III the objects
and aims OF the society. II is expected that dis.
ungulshed 81 enkers will address the meeting, and
that other exercises OF an interesting character
will take place. Henry BctPh. Of New York
city, president Of the American Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, has kindly CON
sented to be present and address the meeting.
This is the season ofthe year when he is most in-
tently occupied with the Affairs Of his society
Legislature such measures his ripe experience
suggests, and such intense occupation, as may be
supposed, Is very wearing on his health.
He has for some time past devoted a
part of his attention to q subject
which Is now greatly exercising The
New York society-yil, vivisection. THIS
should DO better understood, aud II Is expected
that he will devote portion of his address TO that
subject This city having so large number of
scientific minds. no doubt the occasion will be i'm
proved by many for hearing his views. Hon.
George r. Angel, president of the Boston Society,
has felt compelled to decline an invitation to he
present and speak, rs also have the Rows Robert
Collyer OF New York and David Swing OF Chicago,
each of whom sends characteristic letters In null
sympathy with the objects of the association,
which letters will probably be read ut the meeting
THE King Of Denmark is truly patornal mon
arch. Finding that during the recent severe
greatly from Colds and Coughs, this good old gem
Iot ,arln n Ia af nr
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Mar. April. May. Mar. April. Ma
Now YorI. GencrnI MARKET.

NRw YORK, Feb. iS-Flour heavy and ioGG25o per
barrel lower limited export and local trade demand;
No. g 81 0S6e4 OO superhne Western and state, q 10
614 50 common to good extra do, ~ 7SG5 ic good to
choice do. 8 6olQs1& common W choice white wheat
Western extra, ooes Co fancy do, IS Oo@o 70; con'
to good extra Ohio IS O00S eH common TO choice
extra ST. Louis, IS COOS 75; patent Minnesota extra
good prime 81 b06ps 01 choice to double extra So 10
CDS Is, closing heavy; southern fOur IN buyers aVOr
fair inquiry, common TO fair extra, s. dOd6 90 good
TO choice, " O0Gs co. Corn lG0lc lower heavy, and
unsettled little doing for export fair business
m optOns closing "a shade hrmeT ungrnded, 63li 90
Csc; No. white, 766gsOc; steamer yellow, G76167li c
Southern do, a. &C dock No. g February, o6saGG5Sc
March 81. G7Nc; April, gss aQssio May, GgiGGOsSc
Oats 40 lower and airly active; No. 3, 400. Coffee
quiet and very hrmi Rio In eargoes quoted at $40
iui5c; In lob lots, 81 GgllAc. sugar arm and moder
aley active; sales French Island, G4ci Cuba, g; st.
Domingo T5lC fair to good refining quoted at l-iGQ
15sc refined firm for yellow, Others weak; yellow q,
TaM7ACs white extra q, S]sMSAiC yellow do, 1I6pSc
yellow, BAigIhc; OF a, S4@sFc mould 0lsc; stand
ard A. 81 as 'sC confectionery A. 5uNNC; cut oai luc
crushed, lO6Dl0ac powdered UAc; granuated, y7sC
cubes 6Asc MORsses UNCHANGED and quiet Pork
less active aud shade easier, sales old mess, spot,
81 CO6Dr %; do, quoted AT fls 300 ?& do Feb
Fuary SIS O0alS le March, sS lOGlS ~ April, lS 20
@ls'o, Middles dull and dropping long clear ossG,
0'tc; short clear, 9sNlOc long and short clear, halt
aud halt 99sqaAc Lard ~ @lOe per 100 pounds lower
and active, closing stronger sales prime steam spot,
tll 22,a; to arrive, tll MS, March, vi 22agll Ha,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

or one fact am convinced, and that is st.
Jacobs Oil does cure rheumatism, For years /
suffered with rheumatism In my LEFT shoulder and
right arm aud last hlll was incapable of attend
ing TO my duties, and lay many night unable 10
sleep on account Of terrible pains few weeks
ago q severe attack of this trouble struck me- aud
this time concluded TO try the 81. Jacobs OIL, I
must acknowledge, with but little confidence In its
merits. l freely confess that the result has COM
pletely astonished me- The first application re.
lleved the pain very materially, and the continued
use of only two bottles has completely cured me
of this chronic evil, aud that ailer the most emf
nent physicians and their prescriptions had been
of no avail, therefore consider II duty-to pub
fish the above for the benefit OF all sufferers with
rheumatism and kindred complaints. q. A. HE'LL
MAN, Editor Republican, Pttsburg, Pa
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The Bureau of Education has Just been in
formed by the Royal Society of New South Wales
that prize is offered for the best communication
containing the results Of original researches or
observations upon each of the following subjects:
Series Ito be sent In not later than September
80, 1sS2--No. !, on The Aborigines of New South
Wales" f25; No. 2 on " The Treatment of Aurier-
GUS Pyrites," G2j No. 3, on THE Forage Plants
Indigenous to New South Wales" G25; No. 4, on
."The Influence of the Australian Climates and
Pastures Upon the Growth of Wool" G25 Series
No. 8. on The Chemistry of the Australian Gums
and Resins" e2b No. 6, on water Supply in the
Embryology and Development of the Malsupals,"
f25; No. s, on 1.-THE lnflisoriR Peculiar TO Aus
Ealia," f25. The competition is not confined 10
residents in Australia, but Is open TO all, without
any restriction whatever. The successful papers
win be published In the socicty's annual volume
Fifty reprint copies will be furnished 10 the author
free of expense. All Recommendations must be adj
dressed to the Royal Society of New South Wales,
No. 81 Elizabeth street, sydney.
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FINANCIAL.
rRANELEKs, GIrIDE.

DALTTtoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THEEAsTAN THE wksTvtA wAsHfNGToN
DOUBLE TRACK .JANNEY COUPLER
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

THE King OF Denmark is truly patornol mon
arch. Finding that during the recent severe
weather the Royal Foot Guards were suffering
greatly from Colds and Coughs this good old gen
tleman ordered supply Of DIR. Bull Cough Syrup
for them and now tho sentries are happy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01

"Bra2os Chill Cure," which Is war
ranted Tor the cure Of Chills and lever,
is positive antidOte Tor malaria, ana
has no rival rs "A tonic for building up
An cmaciated system from such en-
matte causes, and to those who aro
necessarily exposed Ia miasmatlt lllhu-
enCes, and are attended WIN IN" lo'
lowing symptoms, slcl ~ i"s9 o' APR
title, aching of the back ana lolnla,
yerishness, severe headache, lnhlsl"'s
ton to get about, low spirits, sleepIeSss,
ness, chilly sensations, and 'Nrht"'ig
hot, burning tevern when may lll"i'
terminate in bilious, remlNehl vi .n
termittent fever, we would suggest tIi''
you keep supply on hand all NV hno
time and take dose three times uaiIy
No other medicine Is necessary ~ 20
very concentrated and powerful III 10
effects i'm removing the poisonous CIV
meuts iron the blood, ana no ohu W.
appreciate this warning better tliall t ,,J
farmer. who is more or less expose
10 those atmospheric pOlsons, c'peCi'My
In tho fall season, when gathering Iic,l
crops i'm the midday sun, cool my
and heavy dews of morning, theh II "
those malignant tcvers are most preN'l
lent. and 10 them we would recomlllcl',Ii
to tnkc a dose of "Brazos Chill cure
every morning on rising, If lMey WV, w"" ~
avoid the danger of much suffering, 70
sav nothing of the time ana expense
saved in the end, No 'trych1,tln,co and Vi
arsenic. The physicians pfescrlIp"t, H var
recommend it. Ask Your dII,Es,ss' h tG.
IL and take no other. Price ~ Pci wv
IL. Dranornl nIlN by
I've TucRKR & WILLS,
Waco, Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
WACO UNVyERsITY.
Notice 10 Members OF the
Alumni Association.


The commencement exercises OF Waco
University will open during the present
month, about the 18Th, we believe and
during commencement week the annual
reunion OF the the Alumni association OF
the university will be held. The mem
bershlp OF the association Ia quite large,
anu diiiuseI very generally throughout
the slatc. AnIiou. that non.
resident members 7hnll have every
facility to reach Waco on the OCCASION
Of the reunion, Capt, j. " ElRn, OF this
city, has opened correspondence with
leading lines OF railroad throughout the
state, asking for special rates for visitors.
Az yet the Houston and Texas Central is
the only line that has rospondCd d, but IA
voiable responses are expected In due
time. Mr. Waldo, traffic manager of the
Central. writes TO Capt Elgin I'VE will
make rate of one aud one.finh fare
"irom Our stations to Waco aud return, par
ties to purchase rOund.trip ticket at start
ing points on our line. Ticket, will be
sold June 18th to ldlh,good to return I'M
It'll June 18th, inclusive" It II hoped all
nonresident members will find 1t con.
venient to attend, rs this years reunion
will posseSs at east one feature OF uniyer.
sal Interest, b ing the unvcIlinS aud dcd-
cntlon of the beautiful monument to the
late Rlchrrd G. Burlcson, ID. D., Tor 80
many yeals the beloved and honorcd Vice
president o; the university. In addition
Ia this local members OF the association
"ill spare no Efforts to render the stay oi
visitors rs pleasant as may be possible.
The occasion should also ensure the
presence OF quite large number OF visit
ors who are not members OF the Alumni
association. Waco can care for and Will
welcome all.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
DeErnnrI.' S.nr,Iun.

After the LIST Of June. lSsl, the fee for
dancing upon the platform will be ilty
cents from each Gontlemup-no charge
for ladies, No two gentlemen shall dance
together rs couple, The rules have
been made at the suggestion OF many
gentlemen who have visited the garden,
and is nude also rs n matter of business
TO carry ON the enterprise, MS my ex.
pensrs are large. The fee Of fifty cents
pays for dancing Tor the evening. | re-
serve the right OF refusing the privileges
oi the platform and grounds to any one
desiring TO control the premises Tor the
entertainment and pleasure OF all ropura-
bic people. The garden can always be
rented on reasonable terms. BY clubs or
prNai" parties.
53ltC, PKIRR DEFRANCIs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
SANITARY MATTERS.
How We Live and Remain
Healthy la spite Film.

We have on more than one occasion re-
ferred tO nuisanccs In different parts Of the
city which should not be tolerated under n
strict sanitary system. and the public has,
no doubt, in one wav or Anuther, heard so
much OF the East Waco and other ponds
TINT mention OF the question il nauscaiing.
We are well aware that our commons,
streets, alleys and cutters In many places
are III n condition they should not be, Tor
comfort, at least, could the civ make
them otherwise; but with the limited
means At hand improyem, nts looking to
comfort or convenience In any particular
section cannot be well thought of when
however, health is involved, some sacri-
iices should be made. Only day or two
ago, at the request OF more than one party,
we visited the building and yards on Aus
tin avenue, accompanied by VIM. Kellctt
and julie Oakes. and We were really sur
priscd at the condition of things Under
meath those buildings water stands vcrul
inches deep and is clothed with nasty,
green coating that has all the elements OF
death In II OF "a Louisiana fever swamp.
Under the floor OF the house which
Cakes occupies the water can he plainly
seen through holes, and on running a
stick down II comes up Shiny and rotten
smelling to II very offensive degree. After
the house has been closed for IA few hours
we learn ii smells worse than II charnel
house and II takes "A Z cd, strong stomach
to enter ii. In the back yards, all the way
through to the alley, there is Il green
scum which can be puinly seen, and even
the walls are coat. d We imagine when
the wind blows strong 1t must be rather
unpleasant tor dwellers on Washington
street, to say nothing oiheIlth. We shall
not attempt TO raise the question OF who
Is responsible Tor the presence OF these
dcath-producing elements Every rain
adds more water Tor sunshine and heat to
work upon. and tlrit as the ground Is
now, there is not much show Tor believing
that the sIot will not be malaria fact ry
for the balance of the summer. whether
the city OF some one else is obliged
to do away with this nuisance It IL, plain
~ the du'y OF the city to look INTO the
matter, ana protect the public health.
Had We rot seen the ioulncss that exists
IN that locality We might have ielt easy.
but any persOn who looks Mt II cannot
come to any other conclusion, than that
it is u standing invitation to all kinds of
sickness. The pond which has been lying
in South Sixth street between Austin and
Franklin street, which with It's green
scum would have been u bonanza tor ALI
gators. has been rcplcnishCd by late rains
and bids lair to be II permanent nuisance.
We might mention other places, but II Is
not our purpose TO get up feeling or place
particular stress ON any locality. We
only refer to tie ones mentioned, because
We were specially asked to 90 und see
the condition of things, and in the inter.
est OF health we cannot bring ourselves
to any other belief, than thGt the city
should look into the matter We, ~ well
u. everybody else, would be sorry indoed,
to bartef away health Tor any considcra-
ton,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
Compound Syrup Of Sars sparlIa WI
iedlde of Potassium.

The remedies in this preparation are
ranked by the medical profession as tue
most certain ef alternatives and depura'
lives, possessing the power Of removing
from the blood those humurS or prlhtl'
pies which disturb its purity, directing
them toward the natural eNcrr'"ty
channels 1t il employed with sdNah
tage in chronic affections of the sSln'
eruptivc and skin diseases, such ~ ~
Anthony's fire, erysiprlas, plmples'
pustules, blotches, hnils, tumors, lellef
or salt iheum, scald-head, ring-w9rm
ulcers aud Sorcs, chrome rheumatism
.yphilitic aud mercural diseases, an'
generally for the various diseases arls'
Ing from impurities of the blood. H.,
IL forms II powerful Alternative lor 'nc
renovation NJ the blood and for the rec
loration of tone and strength TO Jus
system when a,Gliitdted by disease
Ask your druggist for orr make, II you
are In search Of II good blood pur'ht,
and Alternative. Price 81 per bottle on
six bottles for S.. Prepared 10y FUCKER
and willis, manufacturing chemists
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
Learn this by Heart.

MY nerves will regain their vigor
My brain will become more clear and
powerful.
My muscles he made strong.
My dyspepsia and indigestion no longer
trouble,
MY hearts regular action restored.
My blood made more pure.
My weak lungs made more healthy, and
all the functions OF my body restored to
/ their normal condition, and every symp-
| tom of weakness nervousness and dcbili-
~ be removed, II u.e Browns Iron Bit
| ters.-Ncws. For sale by Tucker Il willis,
! Waco, Texas. --053O-lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
The Grundcst Event Of the
Spnspu

The grand bnll and promenade con
cert Rt DoFrnncis park Monday, June
9Th, will be n success and is gotten up
in the right style 10y Prof. Georges
dancing class, composed OF our beat
citizens. The committee are sufficient
guarantee that all will work we'll Pro-
cure your tickets at Sission's music store
or Tucker 4 Willie and j. g. Horners
drug store. Admission 81. Present
your invitation to procure tickets.
OGOlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
A tnrd-sShnlicuge 10 I.cgi-iR-
tive Candidates.

Ehltor ENHmlnoE
AS there are many questions, materi.
ally HiIectip" the intercsts NJ tins peo-
pie to be lcgislntod upon b. the
eighteenth Legislature, 1t IL right and
proper that these issues should be dis
cussed before the public. therefore
respectfully request DIR. Brace and Mr..
John y Moore to meet me on the
stump. between this time and the pri-
maries, and in all triendliness lot us de-
fine our respective positions before the
people, Respectfully,
Il, II, KINdsHURY, in,
Waco June ], lSS2-dSwlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01

When passing by Iss and 10 Austin ave
nue., don't iail to stop and examine the
lnrgo and well selected stock of House
Furnishing Goods, embracing every thing
In that lin" prriainlng To n household, VIZ :
CfOckery ware, Glassware, STOVES. Tin
whlc, Cutlery, Baskets, WoodrnwaIc, Re
irigrrat"rs, Fly Traps, Fruit Jsrs, both
gluss and tin, nnd many things too nu-
mCruus TO mention.
! am now receiving in store carload
NJ those famous Farmer Girl Cook Stoves,
lastly acknowledged to be superior to any
in the market, and possessing more con
venicnces than any other stove now of
icrrd In this market. Remember, guar
antro tle~e stoves In every respect
Have also, In same ear nice line of
Ranges, adapted for hotel and family use,
which also warrant.
Have just received car load of Mason's
Sell sealing Fruit ,IaIs, which bought
direct from the factory, and will sell low
in case lots
tnll or scnd your orders for whatever
goods you may with Ia my line, and will
promise you low figures, and that you
VIII get what you buy, az my motto e. to
please. Z. y, CURTIS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
Tempest and Sunshine.

Who Of you has not at one time in
your youthful days been absorbed in
following these strange creations Of
MIs Holmes, through the varying vicis.
STUDIES Of life. Pity the former, but
take advantage Of the latter-the warm,
genial, life-siving smiles of the cheering
sunshine TO promenade down town and
examine hat invoice OF new neck wear
received today at the Fashion Ba2ar
U52Stc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
Publishers Notice.

No person connected with the ksASISEH es-
tsblirhmcnt d. authorized to make purchases
Of amy kind. hailng the same charged To the
Office, without an order IRON the business man
ager. G, NJ Hubby. Merchants and oshers
selling goods to employees and expecting The
Examiner Publishing Company to pay The
same without an order as above stated, Will
do so at their own risk We shall alideby this
announcement, which Is rendered necessary ~
a sound business measure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
THE CITY.
The weather To-day.

The signal service bureau report the in
dlcations Tor to-day To be-, Tor the West
Cult States, clearing weather, winds shift
Ing 10 north, stationary temperature and
higher pressure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
rEltAO NAL.

Rev. J. d. Shaw will reach home to-
day.
Hon. l.. n. Bruyc, OF Ma,tersyillc, is in
town.
Hon: George Clark has returned from
New York.
DIR. Il. H. Sissons, OF Whitney, spent
yesterday in Waco.
Mr., Geo Patton, OF Aquillu,. is In the
city on brief visit.
Dr.. J, Is. Cranrll. of the Tmnersvillo
(Coryell county, Effort, is the city.
Miss Mania waddell, Of Hubbard City,
IL visiting her friend, Misc May order.
Mr. J II COhn travelling tor Leon q II.
Blum, spent yesterday among His friends
In Waco.
Dr d. X. Wallace camo up from
WootAn Wells last evening und will re-
main until Monday.
Dr. Lumpkin and lady, Of Meridian, are
In the lily on visit, gucsts of Mrs. WIN.
Anderson, Washington street.
Mr. j, j. Heating, representing Conrad
Co, OF St Lo,'is, lett on last night :
train Tor points down the roal.
DR. and Mrs. II. Sears will leave to-
day Tor St Pau, Mimi sofa, where they
viii spend portion OF the GUNNER.
Mr. Gaines, OF the Austin Statesman,
has b",n spending day or two in the city,
called hither by private business.
Dr. j. NJ. Willis returned to. Wootan
Wells lust evening. The DOCTORS gonal
manners always make him welcome via
itOr In Waco.
Col. !. NJ Brown, special agent Of the
American Bell Teirphone company. OF
Boston, and MajorJ y Keller. sllpcrin-
tendcnt OF the Southwestern Telegraph
aud Telephone company, were in the city
yesterday On an inspecting tour,
Mi. a. L. LcCompte. of Louisville.
Kentucky, arrived in the city yesterday
and viii remain sevciul days. He IL IN.
gagged in the Adams Express office at
Louisville, and ia taking anason OF rect
and rccrc ltion by a "trip through Tcxns.
We wish him a pclsant soiOurn in the
Lone Star state.
We regret to learn that Rev. W. NJ.
King. so well known to this community
az Father King" is quite i'll, at the resi-
dcncc OF his son, Rev. DR. =. A King, In
South Waco. lie has ADcn III since sat.
"hHN' "t hlllH'ltIN uNSl 10 ntll ne u
improving to-day. FEATHER King il very
aged, and any illness tells on him.
Mr. Ned Wilcox was among the arr.
walls in the city yesterday. several we, ks
HgO lie accompanied his wife rs far ms Mis-.
soufi ON her trip home, and there set up M
lee machine patented and manufactured
here by the Star Iron Works lie also
visited several other points In TINT state
Tor the purpose OF dispOsirg Of simllai
machines, and reports first rutu success.
The Fort Worth Democratic ivincc, o
| yesterday morning, says Jolly Ton
| Aston, IA hearty, wh"leSOulcd a butcher
~ ever hutchcrcd beet, leaves Tor Wac,
| tomorrow with his family. to make tia
| place his future home. For nine year
| Tom has been u resident OF this city, ana
| during tn i time his buli hearty manner
and kindly ways, has won him many
/ friends, who will join with the ID "A. II
] wishing him EIIrcppC@
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
Notice.

The undersigned proposes to conduct
the undertaking business in Waco,
under the firm name and styla Of CITY
Undertaken, aud solicits show OF the
public fnvor, Messrs Anderson X
Brother will no in charge Of the details
ard no effort will be spared to meet the
demand OF the trade n, A. PATTON.
OGOllt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
ConyiyIuIities.

DIR. j. W. Cock and his esrimable wife,
last evening. entertained number OF their
friends In most elegant style, ut their
handsome residence on Columbus street.
What with music and song, aesthetics, re.
freshments and the like, tile evening was
one OF genuine social cOnylviality through
out, and will long be remembered by all
present rs among the most pleasant little
episodes Of lie.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01
EIeolrIo ConsumptIOn Cure

Has undoubtedly the best rcpu,s,
ton of any medicine ior the cure Of
consumption that we have yet been
able to find. IL il prepared expressly
for consumption, and those who are
affected with Il deep seated cough Of
long-standing. a few doses give i'm
mediate relief, and II kept up will ct-
feet cure. 1t Is very soothing to the
lungs and pleasant to take. one good
nights sleep, free from those dreadful
paroXysmS Of coughing, Is worth more
than the price Of a half dozen bottles.
Ask your druggist for u bottle at
once; price 80 cents and 81 PER bottle,
Prepared only by Tucker " Wi!liir
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-01

Mrs. 5. Il, lioguc SIS still canymsing
the city tor the above valuable ami inter,
esting work. and ii Is one which every
lover Of the bnst literature should have
1t is furnished In all styles OF binding and
those who may not meet Mrs. Hoguu can
yet book by dropping her postal card,
AS she will keep them on hand. MIS-.
Hogue is having with this superb work
even more success than she did with the
Life OF Garfield III book which no
one should be without. ty.