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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
" The Great Southern Rensct

"Brazos Chill Cure" which 7 ~,
ranted for the cure of cbills anu , d
is positive antid0te for nlai !,iia, >
has no rival as a tonic for oul ,.l
an emaciated system from 'ut ha .
matte causes, aud to those sa iats
necessarily exposed to mlss an m q
ences, and are attended WIN aT,as
lowing symptoms, such as Ios s,i ~ r
tite, aching of the back ana InF:gs-
verishness, severe headache, i nis,dfs
ton to get about, low spirlI', , s% i
ness, chilly sensations, ana s.v ipJt
hot, burning fever, when .. lna3 n y
terminate in bilious, renll. .,,s,,tIbb
termittent fever, We would sue u ~
yOu keep supply on manu- .s%s, BIZ
time and take dose three "% efs
No other medicine is necessary ,i b Il
yerv concentrated and pOTerlaall, u
effects In removing the pol, :" onsp
ments from the blood, ana IN ~ t6ns
appreciate this warning oei ,'.. s,p,
farmer, who Is more OF lsS s.Sett /
to those atmospheric polso,,lhss, NJ
In the fall season, when gam ,ooI ps
crops In the midday SUD- ~ thslb' {
and heavy dews OF morlll"s S,ost pr {
those mall grant fsvers are I,a T r,resnt E
lent, and TO them We wcdiur hiIl CpTs
TO take a dose OF "Brszos, !, ,beg w
$500 o - ,.'onni.o a, rising, II IIe!t as.
avoid she danger of muen and ere
say nothing Of the til time str~rChaIp' J E
saved in the end. NO ' nnrys:erlbeSy
The physician. pdmgsfas
t and tsae no other. Prl'' ~
lie. Prepared Only by y, 4 Wnls
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

CouIER-MiIL-.-At the residence OF
Mr.. George ". joLes. rear Robin. on.
Wednesday evening March 18th. by Rev.
J. II Richcy, Mr. 4. 7. Collier 10 ! is NJ.
L. Mills.
Quite number of friends OF the bride
anu groom witnessed the ceremonies. and
Joined in the con2rarulation and f-stiyi-
ties which marked the evening.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

On Saturday morning Levine Bros. win
sell the remsinder of their damaged stock
OF goods. consisting OF dress goods. no.
tons, holsery. and large and nearly COM
pete stock of hand and machine sewed
boots AMI shoes, for gents iaJie=, misses
and children. al public auction, without
7, serve, to the highest bidder al WatAin.'
Old book stand, TAird street. and will
continue the sale from day to day until It
is entirely closed out. LEVINE BRos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
n Piece OF Good Advice

II you would know where 10 got tbe
pniest drugs. best patent medicines and
reliable prescriptions, then go TO S. r
Hamlett's drug store, 81 Austin Avenne
All the leading toilet preparations, fancy
goods, stationery. cigars, tobacco. etc
New goods. newly arranged house and
prompt attention always. '
0Sl4lc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
On Thirty DaYs, TriaI

=, we VIII send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro
VOL, r9oHilc Bet and other electric appliances on
persons who are afflicted with nervous dehiI.
ny lost vitality, etc, guaranteeing sn,edv y
relief and complete restoration of vigor and
analysis, liver and kidney difiieulties r,is'
res and many other diseases Illustrate
hphlet sent free. Address volatile Esi :
Marshall Mich ino.I 1ei
DOn't Read This.
Martin & Bros. 03l3,w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
RAILROAD NaGNATES


Returning from tour of inspection,
Gr. A \, Taimage, general manager
and party, arrived from Temple by
special train over the Missouri Pacific
last evening. The party iuclnded L. l..
Keller, division uperintendent, Il. NJ.
Peck, superintendent OF buildings
and bridges, II. A. Martin, dIvis
IONS superintendent of buildings and
bridges, II. L. Mclaughlin, general
superintendent of the International i'm
provement company After a snmptHOus
supper at the McClellsud, the party in
Gliding NJ ssrs Seiey, Riviere, Sleeper,
Eikel, Solomon, Breustedt, Watkins,
Order. Tibbs, and others, who had
called, by Invita- on of Mr.. Cleve-
land, adjourned to ROper's for refresh
Ments Of a more eXh iiRrat' lg character.
Champagne and other delicacies were
served, amid the quiet enjoyment, of
which the Mayor and the several city
aldermen, the council having adjou ned,
arrived and were received il d man
ner BETTING their station.
ToAsTs.
In response to call '-om Mr. Cleve-
land, Alderman Wilkes offered: The
Missouri Pacific, one Of the great tribu-
taries to the success of our city" with
response by Mr.. Talmage.
Speech making, Mr.. Talmage said,
was not his forte, but the elements per-
could safely promise soon, in
the Missouri Pacific, first-class road.
With very graceful expression of pleas
ure in his visit Mr.. Talmage closed with
a call for the mayor, Mr. Sturgis. Re
spending, Mr.. Sturgis referred to the
time when in the darkest hour of our
city's history, Mr.. Talmage came with
to extend the Missouri Pa
cific to this place, and said that
while the road is of untold adj
vantage to our city and section
It's location here proves Mr.. Talmage
and his friends the smartest men in the
country, and to them Ms such, including
Mr.. Gould, the mayor offered with en-
.husiasm toast. Applause. Adj
burned, Mr.. Talmage and his party
by special train north.
The EXAMINER is especially obliged
o Mr.. G. L. Gates, local agent, for
'Ou 'teSies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

just re'e we'd 1t Thicker Il Willis a well
assorted stock OF the best and most last
ID? colois IN mixed paints, Tor house
!,aInLii9 purposes, etc. We guarantee
thein 10 give perie satisfaction. where
lhe pants are prop rly spread. our
Pl icrS are very moderate. Now is a
sP'endld Iihe TO give your house fresh
coat before the dust begins TO stir.-O3I5tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
FREIGHT RATES.
Over the Missouri Pacific From
Waco 20
Ehc McaIher 20 Elmy.

The indications for the guilt states are
easlerly 10 southeriy winds. partly cloudy
weather and Local rains. Stationary or a
slight rise IN temperature and in the east
ern portion rising followed by falling
barometer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

II you want TO ger something really
good in The way OF hair and nail brushes.
cOarsr and fine ivory combs. toilet SOAPS,
handkerchief extracts toilet waters OF All
odorS. lily whites, toilet powders. rouges.
etc. OF one hundred styles. Just cal! on
Tucker & Willis. Waco. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
Prescr ip1ton. a spec;,;.x

lake your prescriptions to Tucker e.
Wills drug store, where they will be
Allied accurately, day or night, Oh short
notice. None but the purest drugs and
chemicals are used: such as are maDutac.
tured by Edwin Squ;bb. OF New York. and
6srkess Davis " Co., OF Detroit, Mich
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
UnauestionabEy me yer, we.,

BALTIMORE. Nd, April y, 1881.
have recently bCea using youl Browns
IRON bllterS IN my family, consisting OF
mFseli, vile and three chil,ten. and the
ehect mas been a ways rs marked as in the
case OF MI; Phelps. 1t is unqrustionabiy
a wonderful medicine. A. j. bows
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
waco Female College Amman.

The alumpp OF the Waco Female col
lege are requested TO meet in ChrestOma-
thean hall, Friday at 1 o clock p. III. In
portant business TO be unSacted
MAkY STEPRES0N. Suci etarr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
Notice.

We will close our meat stalls. in the
city market, commencing on Monday.
March 10 h, after two O'Clock. Waco,
March Is, 1882.
). JOHNSON Il Bro.
WHEELER. LYMAN Il Co.
PATTERSON Bro 5.
nO,.D.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

We w"u'd j"dge from appearances, the
way j, /. Barnes is getting new goods
aud generally renpvafjng the grocery
tire a. ; &c 'essor to ~. B. Scarborough
II Co., he has come TO stay.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
w afern.eIOn Seed.

Fresh: AMI raised on Galveston Island.
pure Ice rind. Cali at Tucker & Wills
03l5tc '''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

b. Haber offers big bargains in dress
goods, TO make room tor a BIG stock OF
pring goods Call on him and secure
ONE or the bargains. 0205tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
Compound Syrup Of SarsapaflIi
IOdlde Of Potassium.

The remedies In this preparatiG .
ranked by the medical profession u
most certain of alternatives and dFl
aves, possessing the power of reml4
from the blood those humOrs or Ns
pies which disturb its purity, diFaD.
chem toward tho natural ezGsg
channels. 1t is employed With sG
tage In chronic affections Of lhes
eruptive and skin diseases, such ~
Anthony's fire, erysipelaS, PHla
pustnles, blotches, bOils, tumOn, isA
or salt rheum, scald head, ring-sas
ulcers and sores, chrome rheuDa9
syphilitic and mercurial disesie;, :
generally for the variOuF diseases "
ing from impurities of the blood;
Ii forms a powerful alternative l@S
renovation OF the blood and for Iae 4,
toratiOn of tone and strength . !,
system when debilitated BY as
Ask your druggist for our make "
are In search of a good blood pun. :
and Alternative. Price 81 per M!.s y
six bottles for S5. Prepared b. ~ ~
and Willis, manufacturing ch'nA7
Waco, Texas.
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3143t

Why don't you 70 To tucker Il willis
and get bottle OF Electric Neuralgia
Lotion 1t is wonderful what electiicIa
effect This remedy has on lie suflerer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

Bart Moore has fresh arrival of pgre
Louisiana ! sugars and sugar-house mo.
lasses. the best IN the market. O3O4tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

When yOu are ready to furnish your
house call and see orr fine lire of carpets.
window shades and lace curtains.
05l2tc SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
Rose Coco SsxoIlos

A perfect hair dressing
meter of the growth of tbs a NJ
other compound Possesses III" a4f' I
properties which SO exsc,in ' pecnas
various conditions of the bnm '4t q
1t softens the hair when L u
dry; 1t sOOth"s the irrirs,a aaa y
skin; it affords and produces t ~ ~, Y
est lusteri removing All aust iasS
scnrf, etc, thereby making t !,
have asserted, without pycer u Il .
best article ever used for Tho ID9 b
will only cost you % cents mar "A, Z =
Prepared only by Tucker b N.Y. N.Y.
Waco, Texas. " WIZ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

Ii You can't 20 to Wooten Wells. drink
me water 81 home. For sale by Tucker &,
i" HIS at 70 cents per gallon, or five gal
Ions tor SIO0. 0307tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
Cut This 0ut

You can buy the best and cheapest
mattresses at the new mattress manufac-
tory, on Bridge street or at Stephenson,
Ilbbs X STEINER, furniture dealers.
JNo. j. O'BBIEN, upholsterer.
03143t.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

Laoi's and Misses Kid button shoes of
S Sl's aa.cs1 style, every pair warranted. at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly the best rsD-s
ton of any medicine for the eg,s
consumption that we have yet Ia
able to find. 1t is prepared ezpas
Tor consumption, and those vito II
affected with a deep-seated eOagh 4
long-standing. 4 few doses gEs Z
mediate rebel, and il kept up will 4
feet cure. II il very soothing to b
lungs and pleasant 70 take. One ID
nights sleep, Tree from those drssi
parohysms of coughing, is worth liz
than the price of & half dozen bas
Ask your druggist for tOt!a d
once; price 90 cents and 81 per hEs
Prepared only by Tucker & VIZ
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

The people do say that Tucker & Wills
Simple Rene die" give the best Satistac
ton of any medicine in the market
And they ar" ;" cheap. Their motto GER
tainly Is 10 live and let ljve.-O3l5tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
The Cemetery Coucar.

We shall not have IN opportunity to
again call the attention OF our readers IN
Inc concett in aid OF the First street Gem.
etery, Tor It occurs at Waco Female col
lege tonight. We do not think il neces-
sary to ur@e them sny further to give then.
AID. All know how accessory it is that
repairs should be made on these grounds
and the g:aves fixed up. The following
programme has been arranged Tor To-
night; and will be sure 10 please all who
attend. '' WIZ
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Oriental SnrO6o..

r. 0'#HH 6oEOdoa.
IL SFes us the gres,est ,,.
present to you the merits =, p I
tth Preparation, which u nv u.
celebrated as being declaanas bsss,
remedy ever put up for b ssaaV ae :
gums, preserving the taaas,aleniUs !
fnming the breath. Try i q. add n
never be without it again II 'nS
druggist; Price 20 cents ' n Ast NJ
Waco, Texas. OAef & vii
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Mems fine sewed shoes congress, but
ton and lace shoes, also a fine line of low
shoes Al Sanger Bros -O3l2tc
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MAILS semi-weeHyl.
Waco and Carleton, 1900 m
Wednesday and Saturday
Monday ami Thursday. 500 d NJ
waco and Mount Calm.
Wednesday and SATURDAY 600 u N go a N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17

We are strictly in the Clothing Business,
and our stock comprises everything
in the way of gentlemen's wear,
of aualiti' and prices to
suit one and all
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-17
One Price to All !

Dur clothing is from the best MANUFACTURES
ana superior In quality, and our stock
OF underwear for variety and firm
ness cannot be surpassed by
any house In the state.
Our stock Of hats and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-08-24

spongy nature, holds the moisture sew
eral days, which causes the shingles to
decay, and also causes the roof to
leak. The lime also acts as preser-
vatiye to the shingle. I have used it
several times with perfect success.
Bands of music are Forbidden to play
on most of the large bridges of the
world. A constant succession of sound
waves, especially such as come from
the playing of a good band, will excite
the wires to vibration. At first the vi
brations are very slight, but they will
increase as the sound waves continue
to come. The principal reason why
bands are not allowed to play while
crossing certain bridges-the Suspen-
sion Bridge at Niagara, for instaacc-
is that iffollowed by professions of any
kind they will keep step with the music,
and this regular step will cause the
wires to vibrate. At the Suspension
Bridge military companies are not al
lowed to march across in regular step,
but break ranks. The regular trotting
gait of large dog across suspension
bridge is more dangerous to the bridge
than a heavily loaded wagon drawn by
q team of large horses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-08-24
Ringing Hogs,

Experience teaches us that ringing of
hogs, when properly done and done at
the right time, Is an advisable measure.
The assertion sometimes made that
hogs, if habitually allowed to run at
large, will not injure meadows or pas
lures by roofing when turned upon
them, cannot be relied on. They may
for while behave themselves very
well, and roam pasture for weeks,
scarcely turning sod. Seeing this the
owner is satisfied in his own mind that
rings may be dispensed with; when
soon after, having ceased to watch them
the rascals, from some reason
begin roofing, and in a short time will
have done more damage times over
than it would have cost to ring them.
conclusion the safest way is to use the
rings whenever hogs are allowed to
range whero their roofing would be an
injury. The continuous use of rings the
year round, or their use on swine Of
all ages and sizes, is not advised. In
the spring OF the year they are the
most needed. If hogs that were treated
TO rugs in the Spring are still on hand
in the Fall, it is usually best to remove
the ring, particularly if the hogs are
turned on the mast, or are expected to
follow cattle in feed-lots or stalk fields.
1t sometimes happens that valu-
able brood SOW acquires such bad hab-
its as lifting gates or breaking fences.
A couple of rings in the nose of an ami
mal will put her on good behavior the
most edectually of anything ever tried.
SO, also, SOW that is vicious or cross
to other hogs, a good ring in her nose
would prove to be wonderful tanner.
A stock boar, if inclined to become un.
ruly, should be treated the same way.
Of the different kinds of patent hog.
rings before the public, it may be said
that they are all good enough; some,
perhaps, being more easily applied and
lasting longer than others. OF these
not patented new horseshoe nail or Il
piece of common No. II wire makes a
very good and cheap ring, and one
readily used, with the help of Il double
edge awl or common punch, Tor making
holes In the rim of the snout, and q
pair of small pinchers for closing the
rings after being inserted. -Swias Bred
er'S Manual
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-08-24

| the sick-room, John CHANGED to hear
and recognized rs his own, making clear
to him what had been dark, and causing
sight for what might have been. For
| bright little Winnie, the household
darling and queen, lay apparently dy-
ing,
Many nights they watched, despai
ing; at last she was pronounced out of
danger, and one day soon afterward saw
her in the old sunny window of the H.
brary. She was only pale little shadow
Of herself, with all her life and spirit
crushed out, aud it became apparent to
all that the burden on her mind must
be removed or she would never recover
So John carried her down stairs, and as
the golden head lay on his breast, he
could not help thinking of that night
when the curls were wet and storm
tossed, and he bent to kiss her as he
had done then. The caress brought a
wave of color to the pale cheeks, max
ing her look more like the Winnie of
old days. When he laid her on the
lounge and arranged the shawl and
pillows, she looked wistfully at Aunt
Louise, who, smiling kindly at her,
went to attend some household con-
Germs.
"John will entertain you dear" she
said, as she clos ed the door.
For moment nei ther spoke, for
both were thinking of the explanation
which they felt must come. Then John,
seeing the pain and shame on the dear
face, went over to- her with the old win
ming, tender smile, and kneeling down
on one knee took both the cold, trem-
bleing little hands in his warm, strong
ones, and said, in the low, tende, tones
in which he always spoke to her:
owe will let the past go, Winnie
dear, and / will never ask the reason of
that nights story; bnt, little one, / have
loved you long while dear, and Uncle
Gilbert's fortune.could be no temptation
to me. Yes, | know just what you
mean" as she interrupted him; 81 know
just what you heard that night, but,
dear, you did not hear it all. | would
not ask you to marry me because be-
lieved you did not love me: but now
Winnie, will you be my wiie?'
She had meant to be brave and dig
nifed, but her illness had made her
weak as q child, and MS tender trust
broke down the last remnant of her
pride and self-possession. She just
clasp her arms around his neck, and,
laying her head on his shoulder, cried
softly. Neither spoke word, but
with his strong arms around her she
felt that the old bitter sorrow HAD gone
forever, and future full of happiness
was before her.
When she was calmer she insisted on
telling him all, and soon he knew that
q she had erred her fault was at least
| if generous one.
"You have not answered my ques-
ton yet, Winnie" lie said, looking
down into the blushing, happy face
raised so trustfully to his; "do you
love me, my darling?"
81 have loved you all my life, John, "
she said, conc uaring her shyness in the
endeavor to make some return for his
noble trust.
Thank God, dear" he said, rever-
emily bending to kiss her lips.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-08-24

fixed on the glaring sun. At given
signal the drums began to beat and the
chants to sound, now the dancers began
to move their bodies up and down,
slowly at first, then faster, and faster
pulling vigorously on the tethers, YELL
ing with pair and excitement, the
crowd joining in pandemonium of
howls and horror that no pen can even
describe. At the end of the first hour
two had broken loose and was carried off
amid the joyous shouts of admiring
friends; at the end of the second hour
the friends of a young brave of an I'M
menhonable name, rushed in and tore
him loose, carrying him eff covered
with blood and glory. Two braves, lat
ter members of our party familiar with
Indian character concluded it was bet
ter not to remain longer rs during the
madness of their deleri UNI at such
a time they will become
POSSESSED OF A BAD HEART
and strike the tomahawk into the brain
of their best hiend among the whites.
This was probably the first time that
SO small company of white men had
ventured into so large camp on such
an occasion without the protection of
troops. When we left the camp at 10
a. M. Saturday, it was reported that
Little No Heart, the young buck who
tainted in the ring, was dead. After a
rapid drive of three hours we arrived at
Fl. Bennett and bidding Maj Love and
his estimable wife good bye got aboard
the steamer in time fer an excellent
dinner and steamed rapidly down to
Pierre. In closing take occasion to
acknowledge my obligations to Capt.
Sims and other officers of the Gen. Ter.
ry for their many courtesies extended
during the Trip.