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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-12-28

Something the Colleges do not Teach.
Cincinnati Commercial
The New York Sun is apprehensive that
sthey do not teach at Yale college the art of
writing good English" The art of writing
good English is not taught in any college 1t
Is acquired by experience. The colleges do
well if they succeed in teaching the art Of COZ
rect spelling.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-12-28
Weed as q Paragraphist.

Horace Greeley-and no better witness could
be called-declared that afor twenty years Mr..
Weed was the most sententious and pungent
writer of editorial paragraphs on the Ameri-
can press"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-12-28
Tbo Jatost I'm X erosene

A New York girl has made $780, 900 by an
oil transaction. The aunt whose heir she was,
and who wanted to start the fire in q hurry, is
expected to como down some time during the
winter.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-12-28
One Of the Evicted.

One Of the boys, acquainted with Fogg's fire.
quent changes Of abode, asked him which
he thought was the cheapest, to move, or pay
rent 81 can't tell you my dear boy" replied
Fogg; 81 have always moved"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-12-28
Newspapers Property i'm New York.

NeWspaper Properly m Now HOFKs
Joseph Howard, Jr.
Newspaper property, Ordinarily considered
precarious, was never so substantial as now.
The great papers are overcrowded with adver-
Using, and circulations are reported as increas-
ing by every reputable publisher. The Her
aid, always an anomaly, this year bids fair to
axsssd even itself, but il patronage 10 uniqve
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-12-28
Process Of Making Sorghum Sugar.
American Agriculturist

Much progress has recently been made in
the separation and crystalization of the sugar
of the sorghum plant The following are the
principal points to be observed: the juice
from the mill is placed in copper vessels and
heated to It's degrees F., when successive
quantities of milk of lime are added, and
stirred in until itmus paper is tinged purple
The Juice is boiled and the thick scum re-
moved until the liquid becomes clear Ut is
an important matter of experience to know the
amount of lime to be added). The clear juice
is drawn from the defecator into the evapor-
ating pan, when sulphurlc acid is cautiously
added, and stirred in until blue itmus paper
dipped into it, is redeemed. The evaporation
is continued until the desired density is
reached, when the syrup il placed in warm
room to crystalize. Professor Henry, of Wis
consin university, who has made valuable ex-
periments with amber cane, gives the follow
ing preliminary rules: @Do not cut the cane
until the seed begins to harden. Do not allow
the cane to stand stripped in the field, but
work it up as soon as possible after being cut
Defecate the Juice as soon. - possible altar
having the mill
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-12-28

we do?"
4And how is it that you two chance to be
3When they lived at Bodsons Creek, ek-
planned Evangeline, their house was close by
the school-house, and Mrs. Wrayburn was
very fond Of me, and used to have me there
. great deal She taught me how to crochet
and good many other things. And SO now,
whenever l have an opportunity, run in to
see her"
sYou mean" said Bushman, swhen none of
the folks at home are with your"
Evangeline blushed scarlet
&Well, never mind" said he smiling;
severy rule has exceptions. And in this case
can't see any harm. Mrs. Wrayburn appears to
be very estimable old lady. What about that
ball? Do you think your father will let us have
old Fanny for such festive occason?"
Il really think had better 60 with Mr.. Pen
rose" she answered gravely.
why so?" asked Bushman, resolving that
she should not go with Mr.. Penrose The tone
and manner in which she spoke convinced him
that the schoolmaster's influence over her was
weakened
II cannot explain it to you," she answered
with hesitation. @You will understand after
ward II am afraid you will be sorry if you
took mel"
Bushman turned and looked at her; actually
shading her cheeks. "What q strange, sensi-
tive little creature it isl" he thought, and felt
strongly tempted to encirole her slender form
with his disengaged arm and make her confide
in him as he would have done little child
But of course she would not allow that and,
instead, he clasped the small hands that lay
folded in her lap, and said gently: II am not
afraid Of consequences, Evangeline; try to
do what I believe to be right, and there
fore am not responsible for what follows.
You say shall be sorry if 1 take you;
allow me to assume all the risks, will
you?-.providing, of course, if your parents
are willing you should 60 with me-"
For answer she burst into flood of tears
And now what could the young man do but
draw the pretty head down upon his shoulder
and try to soothe her? She raised it again
very shortly, dried her tears, and made some
remark widely divergent from the subject
which had been so disastrous, and which was
not referred to again.
On Sunday morning Bushman went to the
village church and walked back with Evan
Gelina slave ron forgotten about the
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-12-28

and peculiar and exclusive, % that, while It
always prints . triple sheet and generally .
quadruple, this year it runs of quintupls and
ssxtuples, and, on several occasions has
amazed its patrons and Disguised the carriers
by septuple issue, Of which from 10 to 119
columns are filled with small advertisements.
The Sun is better property to-day than ever;
The Times is doing well; The Tribune has
picked up greatly; Truth is to be found on
every news stand; The Star beams prosper
ously, and the evening papers, most OF which
have job offices connected with them, are all
in satisfactory monetary condition.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20
u'A.zc GGBN A.

Pete. Eo.hr. t-q at Bolton - in the
oly
Mr + G.. SMITH lyU for nm-b,io on
hIr,'moH lrun.
Cod N.r ,np. ic., best .ycnto- nu "A
tup T." l''c,l lu. ,tc.
Nj Pc N-LN ,- ,hlrt, boon the -li.u.
l"l shout Wilde Nr-tljny
The iwo Misses Csmcrou leit ye.terd,
lonttnl the Norli clio seminary.
MI Emer Rogers LETT on the rexl- and
ST. Louis yv,'crl v tor Wuxaharhle.
Waco University Opened on the luul
with ON" hundred students n attendance
Mayor r. A. Sturgi- has rrturncd with
his iamlN rom tnrir Tip 10 Patio P,1t"
county.
Misses Iilrlr and Moifir Caunld md
Nj Eu-H ,tunr- ltuk the NJ sumi PA.
ciil" train v.strttln, lu, the mInr,t wells,
~ l'uju Pmtn county.
Deputy GmoI Colnmap,l~r knights
Tumplal j. T. H glu, h,it hast rvcu,u, tor
lmia- Ia attend the funeral cercmu nee, oi
the Grand tommanl er knights rrmplsr
OF palIa~ to.iay.
Herr trrlcrick krause. oldest hrnthrr
ul lIoi T. ". kru~c, arrived llIl.rrjiy
Yesterday, accompanied 10y his own HuI
the lnmiN OF hi Snn.in-llW ilrrt John
llunkr. They are direct from Wnldeu.
hW", Germany, AnI cannot speak q word
OF English. They will probably make
ihulr home in or near Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20
The Great Southern Rergt

"Brazos chill Cure" whid M
ramtrd Tor the cure of chill, sm
Is Il positive autidotr tor msa,V
Ina, no rival AS u tonic for hu
AN cmaCiatcd system from SUD-
matte causes, and In those u..I
necessarily exposed to mia.maa
rnCes, and are attended with ll
lowing symptoms, such Is Io,,uu
lite, aching Of the buck and io.t
yeriShness, severe headache, iniq
ton to get about, low spirits. ,la'.
ness, chilly sensations, aai cy,.-
hot, burning fever. which may %
terminate in bilious, rrml!terR
termittent fever, We would .uggE,
you keep Il supply on hand 81
time and take "A dose three tine 4
No other medicine is Necessary, Ri
very concentrated aud powerful
effects in removing the poisoDonN
mrnts from the blood, and no o.3
appreciate this warning better ill
laTIleTj WHO Is more or les t!ig
to those atmospheric pOisons, e,pal
in the tall season, when gathering
crops in the midday sun, cool o.!
and heavy dews Of morning, Thea.
those malignant feyers are most p
lent, and to them we would recOus
to take u dose of "BrazOs Chill "
every morning on rising, If they VI
avoid the danger OF much 'udtT'-i
say nothing of the time aud Hie
saved in the end. No stTyrhlIl'
arsenic. The physician, prc'crI.'
recommend it. ASK your drus!a
it and take no other. Price = lei
tie. Prepared only BY
TUCKER & VILE
Waco, Itls
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20
|. III
Improved Iron Invigoratot

The most pertrcl and >a,jsI,,t,,.
hinatlnn knOwR 10 the nro, %
which iron is cumbinrd ,n, ~ 'sy
Is the success of tins plppntanos ,pt
destined to become. Without G' ny.
most popul r OF all the non to 'll1
in tlsr. Aud We hesitate nut IN ,V' ~
that this medicine is mo- spcra, no ~
chenply COTTON up compound In, ~
genuine constitutional r.mrlv , W.
my those alternative powers sn + w.
to t. ctIp,rttu and intisnrifp Ala. wv
sy,tcm when broken down hrti.,e
diselso commonly called. NAL +
known n dl spcp-in and ndiy6a,
which nine-Irnths OF an our ills M,
mate, hrcHusr Wien llir dir.ti', "
pared irpm want of the uaur,. al.
Is SO important IN tie digestive Gas.
OF mau, then 4 /, thul lhi- Yugr b
many we ul,ly called li.4,...
las -lludr aud Suur stomach. vsls.
mrulhI eNhau,iluu Impaired yiaI,r
general prostitution at the who.- ..
81 hlHl'iil, l"Ilu'' eel 10y might ..
aud I'll disc lso- OF the 81 onn. iNw
NtY aud BLADDER, that mudua,, K
fearful a'hs huov rs rhenuai.r
rtlgta. hachachc and nrryous ,w
headache, Aud an cnssuap,.
weak females. who H.t u ,e.tt
good touic 10 build up TIER coaa;.
raun't lini, we hon SIS b.llere5s
81 IA mo'c certain remedy oneua
hotlI- is sutlI lem e. prove to rs
wonderful medicinal rromr.lp. HI
regularly according lu litctlot,'
Your druggist tor Improved lgoy b
ORATOR, AMI be suro ~ lake no
P,me 5 per bottle. PREPARED M
Tucker 4 Wills, Waco. TtAas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

think M mo r,s,,I, "a .,,,l', i, Il. MI.
thntg I vyiii sbn,r ,n,, ,l,,, ,yt,,t ~, IL l,,,
/ the tollowinu dynfns Nhici, I ta1e ,,on,
recent Statements"
Toe are slG,glh, 800 hcathens In the
world and they must all burn. Ttcrr ai-
100 .6SS .O0n. MHhomcdun. ami they too
must 20. Iher" aic G,2lG1U Jc"s and
yuu damn them. And nov oi the 5tl
n2btO INN thlS, $50 called u %i.i nor
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.c.i would no, .ay il .r NV fiyii
hand then referred iothr Jews 3d. hr
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I 81 'ati naii'F "nl iney We l!"'"hy
'f"h' oi almost every country "uur
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20
THE CITY.

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tho Mis,eul b'c.u rHd. s." ru NJ I'm
last evening lu of Oh, u',r- were 10. Waco
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po-,d tu Foo. yBIauh|t hu~ 'orn iouul
Ia" uW- g.. .IN-,t Information about 10
n THE .l'.r,.
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persons living 900 Eighth -ttcct have. l.td
several ruly- uaiili.I ly cutting with q,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20
The NEnyOrnIty,

Mayor Sturgi> stated yesterday to a
representative Of the EXAMINER that he
would NO, under any circumsta ces, be
"A candidate again Tor Mayor. He has
given the people as much Of his time and
labor Gu tins otliccl HIS he can atfor and
frels that his priyute Interests require all
his attention. He is now filling out his
third term, having been Mayor much
longer han any u. hls predecessors. The
value Of his work for Wuco will be felt
long after he has passed away, although
Vt course We hope that time il yet FAR in
the future, But his term has yet scvornl
months to run aud then will bc the time
to speak Ut what hc has DONE for his
work for tins community is not yet flu
lshtd.
levin, Brothers are offering mll, rcgu
ItTffi.ll i..lI-I.,,-t4 ton ,,,t,g ga
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

There are many different beers IN
tins market uud as tia" inferior article
Will cost as much n- the superior Bud
w'lser IN freight, handling etc, 1t
stands to rrn-pn thut NON, other thnu
"C"nrads BudNol-rr' should bo used
Jl9I3t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20
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siia own Exposition NOT His SER
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known TINT newspapers IN other Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

Agents wanted Tor ihe TeEa- Daily
Endowment assuciatl IT, Of ~ nc Texas
The day plan ~ til best, Write tr cir.
cul,rs, - NJ MAYtRs, Sc Rotary.
--0S25-lm Nar.. yas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

W. recommend Carriers Iron Pills TO
eyr.y woman who Is weak, ucryous aud
ID cuuru. par iculHrly those who have
thin pale lips, cold hands aud feet. aud
WHO urc without strength or ambition.
These are the cases fur which Carriers
lrou Pills are specially premrod, aud
this class cannot use them without ben
piit. Nuuublr for men also. In metal
boxes, Mt IN cents Sold by druggists ut
sent los mail See advertisement else
where. Sold 10y Tucker ~ Willis, Wuoo,
Texas. --JlHtc.
Butteriok S Patterns closing out stock
Sl.2i worth ut patterns or 81.
:" wor Ia uf patterns for 3.
80 worth Of PATTERNS for 50.
September patterns Just received.
W n WATKINS.
o25d&wlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

Finale diseases, brought ON hy nm.
prudence, exposure, or the use NJ im.
proper medicines, are quickly relieved
WITH Browns Iron Bittsrs Sold hy
Tucker Il Willis, Waco, ToNas.-glaltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

A magnificent display Of real lace col
lar-, coli .rettes aud Mother Hubbard
collars at Lewlue Bros-9O7tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

The Ia " whose name heads hi, article
viii give Tonight an operate concert and
performance ~ Lvcoum hall Madam.
Base. tr is u prma donna # unqucstluua-
bic merit, The Dallas rimoS where she
gave two performances week ago SAYS
about her No lIdy has ever appeared
before The Dallas public with vol equal
in c mpass 10 hers. Such, AT lvu,t, il rhr
verdict OF the mu,ic people who hcmi
her sing, Her voice Is sweet and power
lul, with m excellent schooling. Lust
Monday, she sang up to high several
tiucs. The lady is assisted by the t,nor
Charles GrrhsTdt. The line and trained
vnicc NJ this gentleman il winning tor
him a very high e-timauun." Tonight.
beside lirst-class concert programme. the
artists viii give the first act from rnymu
% brilliant costumes, aud We hope the
music loving people Vlll Hll the i.,ucuu
h'll tonight, Srrure seats nj s. A,LS
music store,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

Fall fashions Just received, an elegant
line Of scHrfs of new and dcsIrHbls
pattern 'or nobhy young men; also Il
hDe line Of white and culurrd shirts. col
lars, cuffs and fancy hali hose. Gail now
aud get tue latest at Sanger Bros -gl7tc
Every pair Of l.. Boydeu & Coz mems
me shoes warranted, to be had only at
Sanger Broa.-9lOtc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

la all seriousness We advise the apostle,
OF temperance 10 advocate the use Of, on
rlts Budweiser An your phvsiri.u.
uliJlf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20

II you want rockory glassware or
lamps, 60 tu w. + Mart y Bro 62Olw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-20
CasCara Cordla,

One of TIE latest and NM.
all liqnii e tlmrtic,, this eIon pla'g
ton l. madc WITT scrnnnIo,sIl Pm,
the b' st and most careluiivV u caR h
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we rec 'lhm'nl tits yery , rehaN
lnimle's + mc1y Is being ,fs u'ti9'
s'r"st lax tive mi catlnitlr" SIE
mae and children, now in n ~, va
h"bl VA constipation and inii,, ~.
cann"l ii Il anv'hl Z more Snr teS'll',
tan. II Is ,om1i Ell with rg,VE y
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a'oar sa rada is compl,teIy !, q
Nsk y"ur druggist for it, snI It, u'sa
take II oth,r. Price ~ cents W IN
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Texas. '"A', v
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-03
Ohoteau Lodge, No. IL, I. O. O. F.
Made Matters.


The Maginnis mines, or more properly,
the Warm Spring district, is situated in
Meagher county, about $50 miles from Miles
City, 80 miles from Carroll,a steamboat land
ing on the Missouri river, and about $50
miles from Helena. At preseDt the favorlle
route from the east is by Way OF the North
ern Pacific TO Miles City, X Nopstone Jour-
nal.
Why not haved added that the mines are
but forty-fve miles from Rocky Point, q
landing on the Missouri liver, and but ninety
five miles from Benton, the cheapest. supply
point in Montana. As for the ''fayorite
route" via Miles City, all we have to say is
that we pity the pilgrims who attempt the
journey from Miles City to Maginnis over a
trail through bad lands and mountains a dis
lance of 200 miles The cheapest. easiest
and most practicable route to these mines
from the east is via Bismarck and the Mis-
souri, river to either Rocky.Point or Benton,
the latter If. parties have an outfit of any
kind to purchase. The distance from Ben
ton to Maiden is but ninety. five miles over a
good road.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-03
The Ready Revolver.

John Fisher was on the rampage Monday
corpse of John Lilly. The day before Fish
er and Lilly had some difficulty about a debt
due the latter by the former, which was the
basis of the trouble that came 80 near result
ing seriously. Lilly was seated on one of the
benches in front of the Overland Monday
evening when Fisher came along and the IL :
ter commenced abusing Lilly in a reckless
way. Joe Caldwell, the clerk, told Fisher
he would have to be civil there or leave, as
there were ladies in the parlor, when Fisher
quickly drew his revolver and said he would
kill Lilly. at the same time aiming his revol-
yer at the latter. At this point, however,
Joe Caldwell seized his arm and the bullet
passed over Lilly's head lodging in the roof
of the awning. Lilly then rushed forward
and wrenched the revolver from Fishers
hands, and several blows were passed, when
constable Geo. Scott came up and arrested
Fisher and marched him off TO jail. Fisher
Was considerably under the influence of
liquor at the time or he would not, doul tless,
have played the part he did. His conduct
Monday evening was not in accordance with
his reputation in Benton heretofore, but he
has no one to blame save himself for the
trouble he is now In. He is to have a hear
ing before Judge Tattan to-day.
L~ATER-Fisher was brought into Court to-
day at one O'Clock, and waving al ex4 ANNA
ton was bound over in the sum of 80 900.
In default of the necessary bond he still
boards at the Healy hotel.