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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-19
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"Bralos Chill Cure, WIZ A,,i sol ~
ranted Tor The cure Of cpn aa,,I,rA .
is a positive antidote lol o.. [DaiIIii
has no rival as a tonic iOl OI md e
, an emaciated system lIou , EAs
matte causes, and TO lp9V'symgtt
necessarily exposed TO IliI .i,b I,g
ences, and are ATTENDED, 'Ls.d4F
lowing 81 mptoms, slltli > ii fl6ls
tite, aching Of the bacA 1 ~, lsi:ffs
yerj,huess. severe headstnls' ~
ton TO get about, low 'pll'IS, .r,I'f
ness, chilly sensations, an ~ pIsr ~
hot, burning fever, n",nittrsl
| terminate in bilious, 81 .eggs;i 4.
termittent fever, we Wo'' %S,aI y Z
you keep supply on or dss;jS
| time aud take dose thle .,,E -
| No other medicine Is hs's,a,Iibe n
very concentrated ana Pna,oaos 7.
effects in removing Inc II % % Z
ments from the blood, an .se, ~ il.
appreciate this wafDias " 4 81 ID
farmer, who is more o ~ sfs liz
to those atmosphere 20 '%'ibsrlhgl Ne
ia the fnll season, when ', 'SOI s's y
crops in the midday phsa -
and heavy dews OF mos n 1OsI pLes ,n'
those malignant feseIs End M recon- 10 As y
lent, and 10 them We Ten.u chill Cur,
tn fala "a Anaa nf sbIhE' u, hat NUV
every morning on rlsln issb suiferins
avoid the danger OF m .,.oa and eIpen,
say nothing of the tllno ,trychnias
,ayed in the end. No 81 ,,rsserIbe 81
The physicians Pdsnggist =
it. Ask your l,cs ii per DO
aud taSe no other. Price
Ie. Prepared only by WstB,
i''' : wsso, laAa''
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Among the Old, reliable merchant,
I OF Waco none have stood The test bot.
ter or staud frmer than &. Alexander
whose Eame and reputation j. known
to ever, body for several countries
around. lie has aiways been enter
priSlhg fair dealing and reliable j,
his transactions. and hence his p0pu-
lar'iy. This spring fluids him better
thsn ever before prepared 20 meet the
wants OF the large patronage he en-.
Joys, For several days he and hjs
clerical force have been bus orening
up and marking new spring goods.
ann hls me now comprises eysrv.
thing that is desired by sither cjtv or
country trade. His selections OF
ladies' fine dress goods, notions trim
ingS, etc, arc IN al the new shades
anG fabrics, aud IN gents nobby fur.
nitsAlng goods he has something 70
Please al. In fsct. it would be much
easier to tell what he has not than /
wha' he has, but we can assure Won
~ ''e- Is ao'e and willing 10 please Won in /
goods snd prices IN ever Inc "
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lie c.tlzans of WGco AMI vicinity ara
'eqnested Ia meet II the District r.rr,
room or tuesday, March 2ist. IA ~
80 ?. m, to begin arrauyamrats IN.
the suitable reception aud .ntart, W
meut OF the Texas Veteran Associ. '';-"
!" assemble IN Waco, Apr, 20th, leS .
y fuii attendance ID desired.
L a. STUaGIs,
Z, F. RIcHrE,
". N. EAGLANp,
W. y. GRAND,
Sol. LYONS.
FEIiX II. RoUEGTsoN.
j \. H,r rs.
c. c. McCULLocu,
VAN HAIL.
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adapt the different kinds OF .ooa =,
ne peculiar soil on their fqrn,s
changing from year to lesr 80 ~,
character of the produce NAV 49,: ,;.'
BH' the amount of proa' is psn,'i
consumed IN tuyfns wsoors ' ,[,.' y
a 80 o, s'o9e'' unWare. qaeeuSwsr.'
: -. T., e'G', ana Il the farmer. So vel, ~
,,,il.ls lo ,, ,eePerS, could huy Other
,h'nss needed as oaesp As ;f.~ a az,
gu! lne;e' great difficulty wonld a. ~
T r. ~ p just here we NAV saw tb of
X 4; Z, Burnham, who bought on, .n4'
W. Higgins Il Co, is selling 1T n osto, 49,
ish'hgiY low prices. RnveTs ho %S,' n
" acc Aa' ;lo eoau,f '.i
satisfy ii.y 'aem,o'yes Of VIA us 5. ~.
cai,inE Il, ire corner 90 A az.., 80
and SIKH 7irec1, W.eo -' -F'aue
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The Initiation, .or The gu.t >tat,. ~,
local rains aud cooler and partly cloudy
weather with eouincrn wind, shi,mg "a
norh and "sj Rising barometer ia
western portion
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breakfast, 6 to 9 3. m.
Dinner. l2ro an. m

Jdst received AT Tucker Il Willis well
assorted sock OF fhe best and most '7sr-
ing COLOR in mixed paints. - honse
painting purposes. etc, sWc s-usrsnfer
them 10 "iFc porte satisfaction. where
the paints are prop giy spread. Oar
prices are very moderate Now is
sPendla un.e 10 give youl hoasea fresh
coal before the u,ta,.ins 10 sti!. -0Bl5a.
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On Saturday morning Levine Bros. viii
Sell the remainder of their da mayed stock
OF goods, consisting ot dress goods. no
tons holscry. and urge and nearly com
pete stock OF hand ami machine scwrd
oo0ts ans shoes, for gents laIies, misses
aHI chlturen. al public auctiou, without
reserve, tn the highest bidder A, W.tLin.,
old book stand. Third street. and vii
continue the sale from day TO day until il
Is entirely closed out LEVINE Rios
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Across isIc Continent E. 4gor-
raw Night.

Remember he great plar az Garland.
opera house Tomorrow night. M
Byron las gwen il in every leading c sY
a.. tie county and always with success.
Wien ] Chicago, thc i 'bune OF hat
city said Of 1t. - acre is touching mr..
'a.lve running through the entire drama
which Interests the audience from the
us ns ot The Cur an to IFS fail. Yhs
'ce''S are the most effective we have
ever witnessed TINS city, tha situations
VI .1' plece-to use a theat cal phrase
immense, and there is d fine opportnn.
~ i'r ,good acylns, not only On tberart
w .,,I Inc , nero or he piece, but also of the
Tun'fdnate characters. hose who
VIII ~ ~ secure eligible reserved seats
", WI. 10 well 10 cali early at 500 /
, Nm. morning. Ten : ,o o,,o'
mics mics A A, y Tuesday nigh. .1J ' 'SL,,
,arfwall to the "Ljitla 0 f,. i1 H ,nen
Around the Corner" for It vii bs us nioaS3
as theater Where shall We ~ Used seq
amnsem MIS- next season? An, 81 Sber ~"
and II not why not?
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WACO 70 TEMPLE.

wACO 70 TEMPLE.
correspondents EGcn~ and
Views OF Sell COUNT.
Future Great.
As the special car carving Major Tai
mage and othe- magnafes of the Mis-
$ 'urI Pacltio road steamed into tn,
depot grounds On Thursday last, you
correspondent with I. D. Penny, Esq.
by permission of Superintendent Abe,
'oar,'eG the car anu proceeded at d
Tapld rate 10 Temple IA the zee state OF
Bal county, Texas. At d lightning
speed We ghded over the prairie 'twixt
Waco and the metropolis of Bell and
| arrived soon at McLeuuau, which as
fet, though located IN fine country.
BEARS all the ear marks cf an UMPIRE
antIous railway station, aDoaj the only
hing IL its vicinity Ell. the neat and
y no means gGEiv depot build
! * recently thcr,sbuufa constructed.
. Next the train journey J t. Wcstblook
J AMI. being aboard. We naturally went
along With it. Tie inspection pro
| gramme WAS repeated here. NestarGoh
Is IL SIGHT Of the Old town Of Masters
vile. aid Is located 5u , S.-rty donated
bs that euterp:!sinE c.t1cE, {. !. West
brook. 1t Is located IL a beautiful To-
ca. t., We. watp.ed az % 3. tr,s-h state
OF cultivation. The -uVoa'ui, Stone. as!-
druce Vi Nj N,stGrOof GA Acu.Hmanti-
ing e:niueuce a few hundred yg,,ts
soath. meets the eye Uf The belo.def. !
strong EFFORT V..s indie b' i5. B.Urea,.,I
Others nave me depot located il M;.--
tcrsr 'ie, but 81 accom- ~ topa-ra,lu-
llai sri Other -ffr.rr... ,..,.,
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>!. he re@p'e 10 say that Tucker Il WIZ.
=, .H'pie Remedies" give the be-; satisfac
'"H y any medic.ne in tie Inarsei
AAu Jhel are So cheap. TErir motto crI-
'"i;IiN Is 10 We and let livr.-O3l5rr
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1 \ ORDINANCE.

\
To amend II Gle 2l0 of the revised ,,;.,o.
OF or'!nahreS OF the city OF Waco re-
Be Il ordained by the city council 9th,
city 81 Wa.U: VI ''''
Sc non !. That article 2IO of The rov;,o.,
digest OF ordinances be- alnenGrd 50 ~ ''t t,'
$40 per innum." '''N'i9
, That This ordnance shall take .ao.t
Approved March lG. 1882. =
Attcs. o''
j. +. BRrNRFRHnFr.
Recorder and EA-Oflicio Iitv Sa.,o,o.,,
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Few tlcrc a.c between Galveston and
s.. Louis wlo de- not know John
Carson lie OF Morgan. They viii TO
aleascd 10 earn that ne has opcHed an
mt har-room il East Waco nndcr
tcl. where hc vii always b. i-C I'd.
ua'v proposes, but guar ,ntees
4 wh,sl'ey. wines .cis;f, etc.
% ever any bar. FiesH isgrr
and new CoIeHHcr 'hies
wish 10 indulge in q yJ's
r.cav hrsl-cii-ss sa.sosT
.t-classs good iadt al
"a u county ieri't' ar
It's opposite The eye
t0iic Z pad 81 tal
Wsll iHf Car
ht
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The only rlacr to by ladies' misses
and cIiidrtn's fine bIttnn Sin. rvr,,
n3llfc
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A perfect hais dressing.
moter OF the growth Of rbs a P
other compound pos,es.s. "a, :, I''.
properties which so Excl, Il7 It.-
various conditions Of The b:.. ..Ii .
1t s"1tcns the hair When ,,-I t.. a
dry; is sooth"s the irri, r AS'i b
skin II affords anu proiu ,,r.'. !, y
est ulster; removing an 5 ,p' Z;
scurf, etc, thereby nski".l 'ls.
have asserted, without eng. D.
best article ever used for lL. .'- Z
Will only cost you 70 cent, ,'' 81. .4i &
Prepared only by Tucks- =. !. 9,
Waco, Texas. Z =
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Compound Syrup Of SarssI1ii
lOdide Of POTASSIUM.

The remedies in This prepsrai.a
ranked by Tho medical prcfes;.o- &
most certain Of alternative, and Ir-
( tlveS, possessing the power Of f-'-
( from the blood those humors u Pc
I plies which disturb it, purity, IND .
/ them toward the natural 'I'ial.
! channels. 1t IS employed will w. y.
tago il chronic affections Of ''f =
eruptiVe snd skin diseases, si'a ,
Anthouy's fire, erysipe!a', !-i
pustulcs, blotchcs, bOils, tum0n' % y,
or salt rheum, scalj-hrad, r.ns''s--
ulcers and sores, chronic rhe'nA''
syphilitic and mereurial di;t''s' :.
generally for the various MAS
ing from impurities of The o!9'l. q. q.
1t forms d powerful altersII'' 4. w. =
renovation Of the blood ana ~ =. 3
toration OF tone and stTtl!i- ~,
system when debilitated BY 1 sri
Ask your druggist for our niA' III.
are in search Of good blood +. f.
and Alternative. Price 81 pef ~, J-,;
six bottles for s.. Prepared y ~, -,
and Willis, manufacturing '-
Waco, Texas.
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Lri'es AMI Hiss hi buaon shoe, ot
'iir latest >tylr. every pair w7liapfcj At
Sanger Bros -o3l2t.. t. a.
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H. Haber Offer. bie bargains in Jras
g"oiS. to make room Tor a biz sront -,
pan goods Cali IN him ant Sem,
ONE Il The bargains naS5+,.
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Ncare ~t.,i gents tor W0utcn Well
Wii,r. Fresh supply every day Turkc
n Willis p3p,r,.
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B.eachct ant halt oeaclci linen lam
as - red vi! linen iamasli, linen crash
towels anu napkins a = bargain at san
gr Bros gIglr
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1t gives us the graS' 'Oo''
present to you the ine .g.e't pIes,-,
c c% P,aJIpafatlon, which u, h. 'ah .,
T TemeGr cr. a. being GecId.as1,,,
gums, preserving ss lil up tho Isr , ..5,a !,
tuning the breath. T, ,y'Ia al !, :
never be without it s, ~ pa
druggist. Price 10 "-alA' A.,
Prepared only bv T1 ,I'' r. h..
Waco, Texas '"Arr { M
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Electric Consumption Cure

sNtA
Has undoubtedly the bg,. nj
ton II any medicine iOr thrr-
c"nsumptiou thai We have &c.
able To hnd. II II PREPARED -s,s
Tor consumption, and those VI.
affected Gilh Il detp-seatri ,s.
l"ng-sfahdiug. \ few doses gIrl
mediate relief, and if kept ~ 81
frct Il cure. 1t Il very ,ootllin. %
lungs and pleasant ro take. On. :
nights sleep, free from those Ira
paroKy SINS Of coughing, i. aOrs 3
than the price Of a halt dozen be
Ask your druggist tor hia:
once price 80 reut, aud 81 Frsc
Prepared only by Tucker { "
W Acc, lexis.
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Peace and Happiness Resla,.a,.,


Baby Collie Drops jill f -,
has now herome Que of lte Es..
indiepensables. and during og, I.
years of experience We 5.r. = :
been able 10 mud anything n -. !
cede it, for certainly il i an. \
most speedy aud sure ram4I., o,
IN use, and yet it il as ham,.
water In its effect. No morbs, ~
Used ii Will ever he witliovt (; :.
fhere are fnlI and explicit NM.
on the bottle. Ask your jr,,.
price - cents per bottle ~.
only BY Iuckrt X Willis, W,o. b.,
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Go to the St Charles snioon for the
boss brand Of old sour mash-CryslaI
Springs "A. j. Hnralson, proprietor.
The finest line OF ladies slippers in
Waco II Sanger Bros. 03l9tC.
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,,.r1. on -. IRE I'll Immediately re-
9'!G by !. w. ASST ~ 4 co '''' ''
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Railroad and Stage s-Table
TEXAS CENTRAL RAILw AY.
rGNAs AID 81. i.oui, RAILROAD.


Express. N1u.t Sort. B..y g, p,
Express. bound ooH'H. II:30 nun -
Freight hound North 5.,l an.
Freight tsUuI South 200 ID IL,
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fPK DYSPEPSIA and Liver Comu,,i,t
nj - Sb i.N tainted .uaraLtee on every botti
Soid hr J ~ W ''%sr rr, II never falls To cure
a Nasal INJECTOR free with each hottI.
.hiIoh atdrfh Remedy Price N r,.nIs
N"id ny !. ". CASTLEStS ca ~ Cents
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'''i.i, -oia l'sh.c~ ~ Sanger Bros
The examiner., 1882-02-18
Hibefnating Animals.


 What we understand by the hibernat- ing of animals ought not, strictly speak ing, to be called Information, since it is precisely analogous to that which is common in tropical countries during seasons of intense heat. The Germans call one "winter sleep" and the other "summer sleep." There seems to be no essential difference between the two states; nor is there, in the opinion of most authorities, any difference between the ordinary sleep of an animal ana it's long winter sleep. except that the latter is more profound. It is a popular mis- take to suppose that the winter sleep of animals is due to extreme cold, since, as a matter of fact, almost all hiber- hating creatures go to sleep before the extreme cold of winter sets in. Besides, as has been said, a precisely similar phenomenon is met with in the torrid regions of the earth. Mir. Dar- win, in his journal, says: "When we first arrived at Bahia Blanca, Septem- Der 7, we thought nature had granted scarcely a living creature to this sandy and dry country. By digging in the ground, however, several insects, large spiders and lizards wero found in half torpid state. On the 10th few animals began to appear, and by the 18th, three days from the equinox, every thing announced the commencement of spring. The birds began to lay their eggs, numerous insects were crawling about, while the lizard tribe, the con- stant inhabitants of a sandy soil, darte d in every direction" cit is we'll known," adds the same writer, "that within the tropics the hibernation, or, more properly, estivation of animals IS governed by the time of drought
The examiner., 1882-02-18
Meet Me In the Morning.

He had been absent 8 year, the youngest pupil at Q boys school, and now his mother was expecting him every day, and she went about proud and happy, telling her friends of the improvement i'll his studies, and always ending with his being such good boy. Then comes telegram from Willie himself. the first real message he has ever sent-how funny it seemed-from that baby-and there was just this sim pie form, ''Meet me in the morning." |" His mother went about all day with it in her hand, reading it over as if it had been in the child's own handwriting. Then she smiled to herself as she paste l it carefully in ap-book, while some- body suggested framing it to hang over the mantel. But all the friends loved Willie; he was the only son of his mother, and she was widow-and he did not come in the pcrningl There came instead the dread news of his hasty illness, and his mother hurried to her darling boy, but it was too late ]; The despoiler had done his work--he was breathing out his little life in the sleep from which he never would fully awaken here. Only once, towald the last, he unclosed his eyes swiftly and saw the dear mothers face bending over him, and murmured, with dry, buskv 1ina ssNTaot ma in tba DOrninO mamma" Dear boy it is morning with him always-the morning light of fairer than Italian skies-while we yet grope among the shadows. But by-and- bye
 We shall go home at evening
 And find it morning there.
 -Detroit Free Press.
The examiner., 1882-02-18
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
The Two Men Inside.


 An old Indian once asked a whit man to give him some tobacco for his pipe. The man gave him loose hand. full from his pocket. The next day he came back and asked for the white man. "For," said he, "I found quarter of a dollar among the tobacco" "Wby don't you keep tf" asked bystander. "I've got a good man and bad man here," said the Indian, pointing to his breast, "and the good man say, It is not mine; give it back to the owner. The bad man gay, 'Never mint, you got it, and it is your own now.' The good man say, No, no; you must not keep it. So don'S know what to do, and I think to go to sleep, but the good and the bad men keep talking all night and trouble me, and now bring the money back feel good" Like the old Indian we have all a good and bad man within. The bad man is Temptation; the good man is Conscience, and they keep talking for and against many things that we do every day. Who wins? Stand up for duty; down with sin. Wrestle with temptation man. fully. Never, never give up the war till you win.
The examiner., 1882-02-18
The Ikam Buntal.

In natural history, and one which has commanded marked attention from ichthyologists and scientists, is the ikam buntal (Tetrocdon solandri), or bouncing fish. It is numerous on the coast of Borneo, and common to the waters in sarawak. It is very poisonous, and its bite is fatal.
 The appearance of one of these strange fish on the beach will put to flight 8 great body of natives. It is repulsive- looking object, it's body being faccid, and covered with short, flexible spines, which stand erect when the fish is an- gered. It has brilliant, restless, snake like eyes, and sharp, formidable, saw like teeth. When irritated. it will in- fate itself to prodigious size, and emit loud, whistling sonnd, similar to the whip-poor-will.
 It goes Louncing about on the ground like an indian rubber ball, and can float at ease upon the surface of the water. It makes vigorous resistance when at lacked, and the loud Wh1stllng Will at tract others, who will come to the as- sistance of their neighbor.
 Some years ago thirteen persons were fatally poisoned after eating of the roe of this singular fish. The tongue was white and mottled in those who died, and the mouth exhibited strange blueish tint. Death resulted in twenty minutes after eating of the fish.
 There is a superstition inst the Ma lays and Dyaks can eat this dangerous and curious marine " death h-shadow," as the sailors call it, with impunity, by cooking it with certain kind of plant, which absorbs and neutralizes the poison, and thereby counteracts it's deadly effects upon the system.
The examiner., 1882-02-18
A Sly Peasant.

A curious episode that came near having tragic end happened the other day at a railway station at Ratisbon, in Bavaria. A peasant, with heavy sack on his shoulder, made inquiries at the office in regard to the next train for a neighboring town. Hearing that he would be obliged to wait more than an hour, he placed his sack near the entrance to the baggage-room, lay down by it's side and fell asleep. Shortly thereafter a porter passed, and seeing the sack, grabbed it and threw it, not very gently, on the scales in the room. A piercing shriek immediately issued from the sack, which on being opened was found to contain the eight year, old son of the peasant. The peasant had intended in this way to save passage money on his son by slowing him away under his seat in the bag.
The examiner., 1882-02-18
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

This world belongs to the energetic.
 Try your skill in gilt first, then in gold. What has been unjustly gained can- not be justly kept. Those are the most honorable who are the most useful.
 The man who never excites envy never excites admiration.
 Sow good services; sweet remem- brances will grow from them.
 The man who steps out of his way to injure another deserves, and will surely meet, with reprisal.
 What novelty is worth the sweet monotony where everything is known and loved because it is known?
 Success soon pals. The joyous time is when the breeze first strikes your sails, and tho waters rustic under your bows.
 We all feel able to accustom our selves to the possession of wealth, but to get used to poverty we have never learned.
 The obscurest sayings of the truly great are often those which contain the germ of the profoundest and most use- full truths.
 The science of life may be thus epitomized: To know we'll the price of time, the value of things and the worth of people.
 If it is your purpose in life to make 70 UT face your fortune you must look we'll to it or it will turn out to be your misfortune.
 They say that money does not bring happiness. This is an experiment, however, which every one wishes to try for himself.
The examiner., 1882-02-18
A Rows T,Cck.

The Norristown (Pa) Herald in a re cent issue referred among others to the fol lowing cases of special interest, They are Wee Wee resides s at sos Marshall street, and holds the responsible position of journal clerk in the Pennsylvan Legislature. at Harrisburg. While MT Nyce and family were in the country f recently recent his n boy H aged covered, but very troublesome stiffness set in and he could scarcely use the leg. The injured limb was rubbed several times with St Jacobs Oil, and the stiffness was use his leg freely. Dr. Knipe said it was the use of St. Jacobs Oil that cured the stiffness Mir. Nyce himself used the Great German Remedy for toothache with good effect, and also for sprain and pains of rheumatic nature, and always with good ftct. Mrs. Nyce also says she thinks the Oil is splendid thing, and she always keeps 1t on hand.
The examiner., 1882-02-18
Fashion Notes.

Flower fans are 8 novelty.
 Side draperies, long and flat, are re- vived.
 New fans have ivory, tortoise shell or ebony sticks.
 A novelty in fnger-rings are curious Japanese ones.
 The taste for embroidery as a dress decoration increases.
 Red with green is fashionable con- trast selected for evening dresses.
 A gold sunfiower is the esthetic de- sign for breastpins and finger-rings.
 Chenille fringe and feather bands appear on many of the more elegant dresses.
 A garland of mixed roses is newer than the corsage bouquet for evening dresses.
 French polonaises are revived, cut short and very boufant. In warm rich plaids for plain skirts, slender figure is admirably equipped in one of these garments. . Young girls wear gauzy and semi diaphanous materials for evening dress,