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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21
Compound Syrup OF SarsaparIlla VIII
IOdldo of Potassium.

The remedies in this preparation iTe
ranked by the medical profession as Ino
most certain of alternatives aud depniS
tives, possessing the power OF removing
from the blood those humOrs or Prlnu
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them toward the natural eNcTe'oV
channels. II is employed with advsn
tagc in chronic affections OF the 'Aln
eruptive and skin diseases, such as "
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21

Persons leaving wsco tor the summer eau
have the III ,siSER. 'orWarded 90 them At the
rate OF 81 per mouth, postage Included when
arrangements are made for greater tine than
aiortnight the address will be changed as often
rs desired. Leave orders ST or counting
room before ysur departure, n you want 10
keep posted on hOmejnrws.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21
The weather To-Day.

The sigOAl service bureau reports the in
di,Atlons tor to-day Tor the West Cult
states, eastcrly to southerly winds, fair
weather and in the eastern portion slight
fall in temperature and higher barometer
In the western portion slight change in
temperature and barometer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21

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lieyed by wearing one OF Cartcr's Smart
Weed and Belladouh BHcknchc plRstcrs.
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% cents Sold 10y Tucker X Willis,
Waco, Texas -G2U-lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21

There will be business meeting OF the
alumhie association OF Waco Female col
lege, At the college this evening at half
utsu 10 be present, as business OF I'M
Ortance viii come before the meeting.
by order OF the President
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21
Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly the best reputa'
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once; price 90 cents and 81 per bottle
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Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21

Gats 1t is important in thi, warm
weather to save time and iruuhlc in hunt
ing for what you want. AND YOU can only
do so by going directly To Levine Bros,
where YOU can get everything ln gents
wear of the beSt-tl>tC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21

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water In Its effect No mother having
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II the bottle. Ash your druggist;
rico % cents per battle Prepare
My BY Tucker q Willis, Waco, Texs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21
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Prepared only by Tucker 4 viii.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21

Mems shoes SOLD nj a sacrifice ut Sanger
BrOs.-GlSts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21

We are authorized u announce lhUs. II XII
ungswUrth Us "A cauuIiHle Tor >hrrin, subject 10
the action Of the democratic party "i NcLrnnan
county
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21

We are authorized Ia announce Allen l.. West
deputy Tor lHsl four yenrs) asa candidate for
collector tbNns, AlrlrnnAn county, huhitct "a
tho action Ut the county democracy
n4fLdAWtt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-21

ron DISTRICT CLENl
foH ,uuNIr ATTORNEY

We HTvauthuriLud ~ announce b. BeuseJ
Hr u candidate iUi ru-"l tctluu as district clerk
subject u the action Vt the county democracy
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
The Last Chance,

On Saturday and Sunday, September
9th and 10Th, the last chance to visit
the sea shore, at a cheap rate, will be
afforded to our citizens. The occasion
will be without q doubt the grandest
event ever witnessed at a sea side re.
sort and those who can should by all
means, avail themselves of this Oppor-
tunity. Since the advent of the Penn
sylvania Railroad into our midst, the
citizens of Wilmington have been
favored with numerous opportunities Of
visiting sea side resorts aud other
places of note at remarkably low rates
of fare.
For this grand musical event at the
Brighton of New Jersey, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company have is
sned excursion tickets for the 9th and
10th good until September 18th for the
rmall sum of 81 30 (about half the usu-
al fare) and our citizens should show
their appreciation of the efforts of the
Railroad company by taking advant-
age of this opportunity to visit the sea
shore so cheaply to say nothing of the
great festival, which will be the grand
est ever witnessed at summer resort.
The festival concert in the evening,
both vocal and instrumental, will be
simply grand, as about 400 musicians
and soloists will participate. This
will be followed by a grand Terpsicho-
rean feto, with two orChestras alternat-
ing. The dancing will be under the
personal direction of Mr.. Simon Hassler
and Prof s. Asher will be Master Of
Ceremonies. Sunday will be the grand
galaday when two grand festival con-
certs will be given by all the combined
forces, including solists, orchestra,
military band and the grand festival
chorus, with Messrs. Simon Hassler
and Carl Sentz as conductors.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
AMI Incident.

A gentleman who formerly acted as
an amanuensis to Charles Dickens has
given to the Louisville Commercial the
following in reference to the work and
WAYS of Mr.. D.. :"I did shorthand work
for Mr.. Dickens for eighteen months.
l did not take dictations for any of his
novels, only his fugitives pieces. He
dictated to me most of his articles in
All the Year Round. He was very
clever gentleman to those under him.
lie always treated me very we'll indeed.
Most people seem 10 think Dickens was
a ready writer, This was by no means
the case. He used to come into his
house in ST. Catharire Street about two
o'clock in the morning, and begin
debating. He would walk up and
down the floor several tim IS after die
tating a sentence or paragraph, and
ask me to read it. l would do SO, and
be would, in nine cases out OF ten,
order me to strike out certain words
aud insert others. He was generally
tired out by eleven o'clock, and went
down to his club on the Strand. A very
singular thing was that he never dicta-
ted the closing paragraph ofahis story;
he al ways finished it himself.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
Personals,

Rev. B. f. Karnes two years ago was
a Methodist circuit rider in Washing
ton county, Iowa. His health failed
him and he went to Arizona, secured
some mining claims and now has been
offered $500, 900 for his mines.
The late Senator Hill, of Georgia,
when challenged some years ago by A.
II. Stephens to fight duel, replied: 81
decline your challenge for the reason
that have family to support aud a
soul TO save. You have neither.
Paul Boyton, the aquatic voyager,
offers, for S., 200, to "shoot" Niagara
Falls. Should he make the attempt he
would have a new rubber suit made es-
pecially for the trial.
Lieutenant Danenhower, of the ILL
fated Jeanette crew, is at present at
Ocean Grove, with his sister. His i'm.
paired oversight has been steadily i'm
proving.
Rev. D. B. Shuey, pastor of the Re
formed church at New Providence, Lau-
caster Co., has resigned his charge to az
cept call from mission field in Kan
BaS,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
Use VOr Tomato Leaves.

81 planted a peach orchard" writes
M. Story, of.the Society of Horticulture.
land the trees grew we'll and strongly.
They hal just commenced budding
when they were invaded by the curcu-
lilo (pulyop, which insects were follow
ed, as frequently happens by ants.
Having cut some tomatoes, the idea oc-
Cured to me that by placing them
around the branches of the peach tree,
l might preserve them from the rays of
the sun, which are very powerful My
surprise was great upon the following
day to find the trees free from their enc
mics, not one remaining, except here
and there where cured leaf prevented
the tomato from exercising its intiu-
enco. These leaves carefully unrolled
placing upon them fresh ODes from the
tomato vine, with the result of Danish
ing the last insect and enabling the
tree to grow with luxuriance. Wish
ing to carry still further my expert
ment, stepped in water some leaves OF
the tomato and sprinkled with its infu-
sion other plants and roses and in two
days these were also free from the in
truding insects which covered them,
and telt sure that had used the same
to ny melon patch / should have met
with the same result. therefore deem
it duty l owe 10 the Society of Horti-
culture to make known this singular
and useful property of the tomato leavet
which l discovered by the merest acci =
dent,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
Rough ON Our ROHa.

The following is clipped from the
Chester Times of yesterday:
Last evening the members of the Ross
base ball club with their friends were
waiting at the Wilmington depot for the
train to arrive when a knot of young
men and boys gathered around Joshua
Streets, the catcher for the Ross, among
the crowd being several reporters. A
Wilmington news gatherer questioned
Mr.. Streets on the engagements of his
club, when the catcher explained that
it was inconvenient for the Ross club
TO play every day on account of the
members being engaged at work.
"The Our Boys club can play any
day." said a bystander.
"They can play any day, can they?"
aske Streets.
"Yes," said the person addressed.
well, why didn't they play today?
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
Civil RarXIca Reform.

WINTERPoRT, Me-, Sept. 6.-Mr.
Blaine at mass.meeting held here to
day in referring to Civil Service Re.
form, both local and national, said of
the latter that he should be glad to see
every federal officer, however honora'
BILE his position, appointed for specific
period, during which he could not be
removed except for cause, which cause
should be specified, proved, and made
a matter of record. He should be glad to
see the tenure of all subordinate officers
made longer at least than Presidential
term, 80 that the incoming of a new
Administration would not be crippled
or injured. Seven years would be a
good length for term, and would et'
feet the desired end. He did not believe
that a life-tenure would be wise even
if practicable, and was sure II was not
practicable because it means pensions in
the end, and might create privileged
class" nor was he sure that life-tenure
insures the best, most faithful and
most honorable service, but believed a
man would be a better officer If his com
mission should expire at stated periods,
and his reappo.ntment depend upon
his efficiency.
1t will prove far easier task to edu-
cate public opinion to the renewal of
appointments to efficient and valuable
officers, with sufficient salary to enable
them to lay by something for rainy days,
than it will to get popular consent to
life tenures with pensions to alargecivil
list, constantly growing in number and
constantly provoking opposition in the
popular mind. This system belongs
with royalty, and he did not believe
that it can be dom esticated in this Re
public, and that those who agitate it
will ever reach a practical result.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
Fire notes.

The members of the Water Witch
Fire Company are determined to erect
a new engine house by their own exer-
tions assisted by their many friends.
To accomplish this object the company
will hold their annual fair at Institute
Hall, comm encing on the Mondty pre-
vious to Thanksgiving Day. The com
mittee having the matter in charge are
meeting with success and the fair prom
ises to exceed any ever held by this
company.
The Washington Steam Fire Engine
Company's steamer, which has been
thoroughly overhauled and furnished
with a new boiler, by the Amoskeag
Manufacturing Company, of Manches-
ter, New Hampshire, is expected to ar
rive in this city this evening, it having
been shipped from the works on Tues.
day.
The Phoenix steamer which met with
an accident on Sunday evening last at
he fire on West Front street, has been
repaired and is agaiu ready for active
service,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
Imnorrant TO working Men.

There are very many persons who
would like and even prefer to borrow
money from Loan Association on &C.
count Of the easy method Of monthly
payments, but being under the impress
sion that mortgage once given to a
Loan Association cannot be paid off,
they allow the opportunity of pur'
chasing home on the easiest terms to
pass by unimproved. No member of
any such association, of which l am
the secretary, has, for over fifteen years,
been denied the privilege of paying off
his mortgage whenever he choose to do
so. Money 50 borrowed NAV at any
time be returned at the pleasure of the
borrower and in small sums to suit
himself, and his interest will diminish
accordingly. Money is now cheap,
and this is the time to make applica-
tion. Call and be convinced.
GEORGE G. MARIS.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
A CIergs m aAn's Bravery.

The Rev. Vivian Dodgson was lately
engaged in preaching to crowd ofidlers
upon the beach at L0westoot, England,
when suddenly loud cries for help were
heard coming from the ssa. Mr.. Dodg-
son leaped from barrel on which hewas
standing and ran TO the waters edge.
There he saw that boat had upset IN
the sea and that five person were swim
ming for their lives. Without a mo.
ment's pause he rushed into the water,
SWAN out to the struggling creatures.
One woman he brought safely to land,
Two were rescued by others, and chil0
was saved by man in the overturned
boat that could swim.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
The Latest bond Robbery in Lon
dOuS

A robbery has been committed in
London under circumstances as re-
markable for the large amount Of
property stolen as for the commonplace
manner in which the thief set about
his work. 1t appears, says the Daily
Telegraph, that an Odessan named
Savitch recently became entitled upon
the death OF his brother to Russian ana
Italian bonds to the value of Gl6, $50.
These bends were deposited in tbs
Bank of England. A few days ago
Mr.. Sayitch arrived in England for the
purpose of claiming HE property. Not
being acquainted with the English
language, his first step was to secure
the services of an Interpreter, a d, ap-
parently without any inquiry as to the
mans trustworthiness, he engaged a
Russian named John Novitzky in this
capacity. On Tuesday morning, &C.
companied by his newly found compan-
ion and his solicitor, Mr.. Savitch pro.
ceeded to the Bank of England, and
was put in possession of the bonds. He
then LETT his solicitor with the avowed
intention of taking the doc.
uments to the offices OF the
National Safe Deposit for better securi-
ty, 1t seems, however, that, presuma-
bly, overruled by his interpreter, Mr..
Savitch abandoned this intention and
was induced by Novitzky to accompany
him to his lodgings in Blandford street.
Arrived there, the two Russians had
supper and then sat down to a game of
chess. At the conclusion of the game
Mr.. SavitGh rose to leave for his lodg-
ings, when Novitzky sprang upon him,
seizing him by the throat. After hav-
ing nearly strapgled his employer,
who was by this time quite powerless,
the interpreter seized the leather bag
containing the bonds and made off With
the booty. AS soon as Mr.. Savitch re.
covered his presence of mind he made
his way to the nearest police station,
and steps were Immediately taken to
stop the payment of the bonds should
they be presented. Unfortunately, the
bonds are payable to bearer, and conse.
quently may have left Novitzky's hands
before they are presented at bankers.
a reward of G100 has been offered for
the apprehension of the thief, whose
description is given by the Scotland
Yard authorities as under John Nov.
itzky, Russian, aged 40; height, B feet s
inches; complexion fair; hair, NOUS
tache and goatee light brown; stout
dress, dark Cutaway coat, dark vest ana
trousers, broad -brimed felC hat; is sup
posed to have been an officer in the
Russian army.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08

The Fire Committee reported favora-
ably on the petition Of the Fame nose
Company for payment of the full ap-
preparation of 81 200.
On motion of Mr.. Moore the follow
ing fire appropriations were ordered to
be paid Delaware, Water Witch,
Weccacoe, Friendship, Fame Hose,
each 1880; Phoenix, 81, 1,175; Reliance,
o., $50, Washington, $3.50. E..
The Water Witch had pStitioned at
last meeting for loan ofS2, 900. Coun-
Gil not being In a position to grant this,
now consented to allow the company
the full amount oftheir appropriation
without any reduction. -
Mr.. Garrett then called up for third
reading his ordinance prohibiting the
shooting of fire works In this city and
after several amendments had been
proposed and defeated, the ordinance
was finally passed.
The ordinance to amend an ordinance
concerning the health of the city was
read third time and passed.
The Finance Committee reported in
favor of allowing rebate of taxes to
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
and the report was adopted.
Mr.. Talley had read an ordinance
transferring certain appropriations,
which was on motion referred to the
Law Committee.
The ordinance for removing obstruc-
tions In the Christiana and Brandy
wiLe rivers passed third reading and
was adopted.
Mr.. Talley presented deeds from
James Bennett and wife, for the beds
of certain streets which were referred
to the Opening Streets Committee.
Mr. Garrett gave notice that he in
tended to offer an ordinance changing
the grade of Harrison street between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
Council accepted the invitation of
the Volkesfest committee to participate
in the parade and festival.
Orders were drawn in favor Of the
following for tho amounts appended to
their names:
William II. Foulk. George Collins,
SOS; Washington Cox, S9S75; Martin
Keogh, S54 So; Eliza Frazer, So.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
10 Continue.

The Boston One Price Clothing House
will still continue in business at 2l3
Market street aud is ready for the Fall
trade with stock of clothing larger
than ever before and which was
bought at the best possible price for
cash. 1t is their desire and Their lnten-
ton to do larger business than ever,
if low prices and goods can be made .
sufficient inducement.
Thanking the public for east favors
they still solicit their kind patronage.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
A. U. M. r. OnEeronce.
Special Correspondence of the Republican.
NoPFoIK Va Santamher 6 1892

NORFOLK, Va, September 6, 1882.
The General Conference of the A.
U. NJ. P. Church is now in session III
this city. Nearly all the delegates
from the Middle and Southern Dis
tricts have arrived, including a number
from Wilmington, but those from the
Eastern Districts have not put in an
appearance. The conference was
called to order by the Rev. Daniel Rus
sell, when he read the twepty.fourth
Psalm, followed by an appropriate
hymn, after which he offered up very
feeling prayer. At the conclusion OF
the opening exercises the conference
proceeded to business, when the Rev. E.
W. Scott, ex-preSident Of Southern dis
trict, was elected president and the
Rev. 1. B. Cooper secretary. From
present appearances the conference
will be an interesting and profitable
one. w. II. +.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
PrOVed Valuable.

I regard Prof. Dill's Balm of Life a
most valuable remedy, II | had been
without it at one time l could not have
endured the severe cramps that came
on me, so sudden and severe that my
life was dispaired of, but your Balm re-
lieved me almost Immediately and it
is so good for sick headache and pains
that / would not be without it. Mrs.
J. Q. WelGy, 121 S. 10th ST., Reading,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
state of the Thermometer
Tho weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, September
81 A, NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather, followed in southern por-
tion by local rains, variable winds,
falling, followed by rising barometer,
stationary or lower temperature,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
RmFHuuR SuHc1deH,

Owing to the frequency of suicides
from the summit of the Vendome Col.
umn, Paris, authorities have seen fit to
exclude the public from that building.
In thirty-two years 81 visitors have
thrown themselves from the gallery.