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oLD-YAsHIoNBD MEN AND WOMEN.

What am longing arter," said
Brother Gardner as Trustee Pullback
ceased coughing and Samuel Shin finally
got rest for his feet" what am lonein'
arter am sight of good, old-fashioned
man or woman-sich as we could find in
ebery house thirty vars ago, but such as
cannot be found now in weeks hunt. II
makes me lonesome when | realize that our
old. fashioned men an wimin are no mo-.
In de days gone by, ii 1 fell sick
one woman would run in wild cat.
nip, anoder wild horseradish leaves, anoder
wild bowl O cruel, an tears would be
shed, an kind words spoken, an one
couldn't stay sick to save him. In dose
good ole days de kahker dress an white
apron abounded. An honest woman wasn't
afeared to wash her face on account of de
| powder. Ebery woman wore her own hair.
and she wore it to please herself instead of
fashun. Thick shoes kept de feet dry,
thick clothes kept de body warm. an dar
was no winkin' an wobbliu' an talkin'
| frew de teef.
Z" Dar was goodness in de land in dem
good ole days. Dar was prayin' to God,
an de hearts meant it. De woman who
wore No. shoe was as good as d. woman
wild foot all pinched out of shape and
kivered wild cons. You didn't hear
much bout breach O promise cases
an oder deviltry. De man who
parts his ha'r in de middle an
b'lieves he mashes his victims by de score
wasn't BON den. People didn't let dar
nayburs die under dar noss widout eben
KNOWN dat sickness had come to de fam
lily. Men worked hard an put in full time,
an women foun' sunthin' to do besides
gaddin' the streets to show off small foot
or new bonnet.
6 De world calls it progress. We must
shet our hearts. against our naybur, sacri.
flee ell fur fashion, conceal our imps and
pains, appear what we are not, an when
we go to de grave fur rest we am forgotten
in week. Whar one woman looks to
heahen dozen looks to fashion. Whar'
one man helps de poo from kindness
of heart dozen chip in because de
list of names will be published
in de paper. When l sot down of an
evenin' and fink desc fings ober, it makes
me sad. l doan' know ist how wicket
Sodom was, nor what deviltry dey was up
to in Gomorrah, but if either town had
more vanity, frivolity an deceit dan De-
troit, Chicago, Buffalo, or any odder city
in dis kentry, rents mus have bin awful
high - Detroit Free Press
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sha White EI3use oldest nfy Goods Horse
in ssn Francisco. We import Girect iror. tue
principal marts in Eufope, consequently can s.-li
lower than any other house in the 5r.de. CoGutr.
orders attended to. }. W. Davidson y Co.. Eos.
lnI and lO3 kearnY street, San Frsncisco.
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AN OLD SONG REVISED.


There are gains for all our losses"
So Isang when was young.
II sang that song again
Twould not be with that refrain,
Which but suits an idle tongue.
Youth has gone, and hope gone with it,
Gone the strong desire for fame;
Laurels are not ior the old;
Take them, lads, give Senex gold
What's an everlasting name7
When my life was IN its summer
One fair woman liked my looks;
Now that Time has driven his pillow
In deep fIrrows on my brow,
Pm no more IN her good books.
There are gains for all our losses z
Grave beside the watery sea,
Where my child is, and my heart,
For they would not live apart
What has been your gain to met
No the words | sung were idle,
And will ever so remain;
Death and Age and vanished Youth
All declare this bitter truth
There's loss for every ,in
-tR II. stoddard.
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w. w. Montague IL CO.-Inporters Of Stoves
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marbleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers OF Plain
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos 10 1'2
ia, il5 and lis Battery stree
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uAhDwARE. IRON. sTEEL, ETC,

Hermann, The Hatter-No. s35 Bearny street,
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices.
Factory No II Belden street
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC

Marcus a. Hawiey Il Co.-Importers OF Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 30l, BOB,
so5 80? and 300 Market street, San Francisco.
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NOBODY should neglect cough. Take
Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar in
stsuter.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS.

The Bandbox-Ihe popular MineiI Establish
ment. B. S. Hirsch S Co., No. 74s Market street.
Strict attention to orders from the interior
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KrDsEY-W WoRT is dry compound Of wonder
ful efficacy In all diseases Of the kidneys and
bowels
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SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
IMl'LEMHNTs.

6GS1CUItORAIi h1i'hGM Elm =.
Iaker Il Hamilton Importers OF Agricultural
Implements and Hardware; Agents OF the Benioia
Agricultural Works, to 10 Front street
pnyid n. Hawieg-ImpOrier and Eeafer
in Agricultural Implements, Agent Of Woods and
Meadow King Mowers, III and ll0 Market street.
George A. Davis d Go Manufacturers Agents
1927 ard 329 Market street.
Frsntt Bros.-General Ag'ts Walter A. Wood Nov
ing and Reaping Machine Co., $40 & S2l Market st
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Pacific Business College ana Te,eGrnp,s.t
Institute-(Liie Scholarship, fc- full Business
Course, 500. W. E. Chamberlain, Jr., and A
Robinson, pioprietors, No 800 Post street, oppo
site Union Square. s. F., Cal. Send = Circulare.
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A motto for young lovers; Sofa and no
father. Columbia Spectator. :,
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nNTIsT-(REM0vED TO QUTNN's
1 Building, cor. Fourth and streetsl ~
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. N4IIO
Iu proved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless
Extratti N Of Teeth. a24-d
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HATS.

school OF Civil Engineering, Surveying
Drawing and Assaying "a Post st. A. Van der Mailer
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HES a U IAN ..
CampPs Original italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management OF N. Giambon!,
Campi's former partner. Nos. 53l and 533 Clay
st., near Montgomery. Everything first-class
syyain'y Ramiiy Bakery apd Dini1i
Saloon-No. 638 Market street. Wedding cakes,
Ice cream, oysters iellies, ETC.. constantly on hard
Families supplied,
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WHOLESALE GRocERs.

veIIman, Peck d Co.-Importers and Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers in Tobacco and Cigars,
Eos 1876 to 1872 Market, and No. % California.
Taber, Harker Il CO.-lmporters and wholesale
Grocers Nos los and no California street.
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RuBRER AND OH, GOODS.

RUBRER AND OIL GOODS.
The Gutta Percba and Rubber Manusact'
uring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Rubber 5ooos
Of every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
fMaltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corntr
First and Market streets. ]. W. Taylor, Manager.
Davis Il Keliogg-Pioneer Manufacturers OF Cafs
Ann OILED Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots AID Woolen Goods
No. "a California street.
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ARTISTS,
BuslNesS COLLEGES,

sspsseweTth-optician and Photographer No. Is
MONTGOMERY stIeet. Esscblished ia 1851.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
EDUCATIONAL

Justin Ga!es.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to ~
Montgomery st, s. F. Country orders solicited
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DNY GOODS.

Frank &. Edwards-Imr orter and Dealer, Nos.
6lS to 63i Clay street, San Francisco.
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TUESDAY, ,........

a TTENTIoN, SHOTGUN SHOOTERS THE
n Sacramento HusSars offer prize OF $50 to the
Best Clay Pigeon shot at their PICNIC ON MAY
9th, at Coye's Grove, Woodland. For full particu-
lars apply to FRANK RUHSTALLER, Captain of
COMPANY. a21 Wv
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sTATIoNERs. PRINTERS ETC.
n. 4. Crocker a CO.-Importing and Manuftct.
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithogrsphers, Noe
2lb, s17 and 2l9 Bush street. above Sansome
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w, III, HARE, ID, ID, s..

RENTIsT, no. eo5 STREET, BE-
tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. .QlI-vc
all-1plm
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w. MOOD,

SACRAMENTO RECoRp-uNioN
San Francisco Onice. No. s New MOntg0m-
cry street palace Hote).-J. II. Sharpe, Agent
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
CARPETs, ILcLoTHs, ETC.

stadebaker Bros. tfanufacturinc Gore
pository 81 Market street A. Ii Isham, Manager
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BUT ALL THESE EFFECT:


OF the final chill did not come smoothly.
All nature seemed in the agony of dissolu-
tion. The earth behaved in most eccen-
tric manner, as if wabbling on its axis,
like spent top. Dreadful storms swept
over it, making life impossible except under
ground, and in caverns digged in the
masses Of ice. Comets darted into the sun,
spreading momentary fash over its dark.
ened face, the wind OF their tails making
terrible cyclones. The planets Of the solar
system were straying from their orbits az
the suns power dwindled. The throes of
expiring nature made existence horror to
the inhabitants. The suns center had all
turned dark, and only a jagged border Of
Pickering fire recorded its rapid extinction.
THE FINAL DISSOLUTION
Could not be far off, and could not be
checked when the sun, the source of all
power and the regulator of the universe,
was expiring. At last it went out, like a
Pickering tallow candle; the planets fell
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A CHANGE TOOK PLACE

In the physical parts of the inhabitants.
They dwindled in size; their skin grew
dark, their hair black and lank they oe-
came stupid in mind and indolent IN habit
having no aptitude save IN catcning the
animals which supplied their greasy food.
They lived on animal fat, and this fur-
nighed the little light and heat IN their
buts. But their eyes adapted themselves
70 the twilight, so that their vision re-
NAMED; otherwise they could hardly have
caught their food animate. The women,
clothed in a sort of hosenhemd OF sealskin
trousers, boots and jacket in one, fatfaced,
greasy, mere drudges, having nothing to
gossip about, consequently their minds
dead, were so ugly that even group Of
street corner loafers would not be tempted
to look at them.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of five lines IN this department are
Inserted foT Is cnts for time three times for 20
esnts or 70 cents Der week
WANi ED-A FURvISHI C GOODS SALES
w man. Apply at Mechanics store. m3 If
"ANTED-A YOUTH WHO Is QUICK AT
w figures and vino lives with his parents. Ap-
Tly at MECHANICS STORE s2o.tt
WANTED.
MALE FENALE--
Ranch Hands, 4 Cir for Homework
2 Blselslnltfs, Waiter Girls
Mixer & Bu:ter A'ks Women Cooks,
-Mansnd Wife fortiaaeh Nurse Girls.
Walters for Hotels
stfiee. Faarih .nd Il strsrfs. dl5 lpN
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SAN FaAN.I6g0 0ARDs.
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raE DAILY RECORD-ONION.
PITRIISHFD BY THE

..-.---- l... ....,ea., 2. Lon! ..,. 10.
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Is not accurate, for in that cline the sun
shines with great power during brief
summer, and then disappear for long win
ter. The sun was dying to all climes, alike
at the equator and the poles. The summer
day was only ghostly twilight. with but
little warmth the winter deeper twilight
and an unmitigated cold. As that which
had been the temperate and torrid zones
became a region of perpetual ice, and its
mountain gaps filed up with glaciers, the
teeming animal life of the Arctios migrated
southwark, and polar bears, seals, walruses,
sea lions, reindeer, whales, feathered fowl,
and all the Astounding animal kingdom of
the Arcsics spread over land and sea, and
furnished food to the diminished inhabit-
ants. The icsbound sea reclaimed much
of the land
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The meeting OF The third ward dc
morary h. tu b. held Mnuday might Mt
il,c unlcc ct Capt T.. \. Blair, Austin
.ticc,, bel w,,n Fourth and Filth.
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DR.. II. Robinson, our we'll known OPP
tcHu, vii return tu Waco, September
10Th, from hlr extended trip thruuhout
the stat lie will bring with hun large
and CON ,lrtr stock ~ gold silver. aud
steel spcrtaclrs and eye glav-os, also
we'll selected stock ot h man Artificial
ryrs. DR. I,nbmrpu has the latest i'm
proved Instruments for detecting and
correcting defective vision. Sight IA
rlcclrsH so wait until his arrival and
boz fitted with perfect spoctHClr4. Office.
at li- old plurr with TIA" reliable lcwler
Geo. u. Wood, No ~, Austin street,
Mhcn. InAaA. -NlutnlNI
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tl1ATION.

The state oi IcNts To the shoriil or
my constable OF MrIcnntn county
Erecting
\ on are hereby comuaudrl that you
summon by milking publication Of TINS
citation IN me newspaper puhli'hCd In
tho county OF Mcl.rnnnu Tor tour success
.lyc week previous IN the return day
hereof, Ncli,-a +. Has mHu 10 be- and APP
/, mr. before the honorable distri" lurt Ui
MclA'nnan county, lcNt-, nt The ruurt
house thereof la NJ" city 81 Waco, on
the Gr.t VI ntpy ;u Noycnbcr A H.,
1882. teen uHH thrrr 10 an wrr tho peti-
ton ct samuel n, II yman, pliinl.ii, lllrd
in said court on the NJ d inN Oi So tom
hpr. a. D.. l--2, rgAiu.t the sid VI It-sI
H. liaymHH, ielnnu 10. tursu numbered
i72I ihr nnur" oi vlirh demiul j. a.
follows IN Wlf. An action Tor divorce,
pbinin ul cgiul that said defendant re-
fused tu lcrumplu' him 90 100 the s'Air OF
Mi.a ,uri to Tex. and It'll IUiu.cs to Join
F him In hi, moss home bro lrXl- amt has
abandoned hi- bed md hoard plant n
prays for Ddpmert di--ulyiOg Tie bands
ui matrimouy existing hrv an hin nnd
-ad ipicn IunL c.v. tie DD mul not, but
+ Of this wit and a." y 70 hay" rHccufed
. 'hr simu, mlkrduc return us the hw di'
reefs.
+ Issued under my hand, and the soul ol
the district court of VI Lehman c'uut'
T Texas. at my office in Nu 81, Ihl- the 'Jrt
day IT september l,S2
. Aus: ~. +. bENSlHY,
CLERK District Court, McLumn Cou ~
Texas, U3!le'ri
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TIE EX AMIN ER
waco, a.r,.l USER % tss1
LOCI2. BUEIIs!E~.
Itr,u- ~ Interest E'rorn our isc-
puttcr-' Note bu"Is.


-u..l gcrt in 10 a,c spoken nj to,
m .,o.. ut .hc city.
r.. r0-twnr, conurg, WAS n.il
..u..u,. AVA, .y,s.,riay.
i''''h ".u"I, moe .''' "''''''- "'
....Y.,,r, I,-,,,.stol,n Dor., IN
,,.,...I.t,,,., finn. ,nn,uing
emo Nasrtncy case and one druuA i.iu-
.1"a'i The police court y,St'rdn} morn
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"''''y'
tuc iwu autumn h'gnn yesterday
.m,..,'.,lr
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s. u. li"'u II h '"r '""'y court ""1 ''-
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'hN I'D fti'n' hl'" ""''
-,r,, meeting Of the third ward dc
u,,.,,,,v b. tn h. held Mnuday uiuIu Mt
fla, nnice at can't +. A. Blur. Austin
{ .t'cct, between Fourth ana ruin.
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/ ~" n'HR.'0 "'l''h W., "i''",n Nv
/ N"'h| ''"'T Il l"P"", w.
! l"'H. "P ''" ""|" N",''l ., ,'' a, ,i','
! il''I-. M'a ""' ~ ''''
'''9 S'H''''''S
d. Euiu- T.. Rurlcsnn viii preach. by
,''i"', ,.,,.,i''r doct,in. and rhrI.ii,n.
,,...,.,ii,, 10, ,.n lirgt Bulist church on
Inc,
! Tia late Mi. w ". Downs. who WIS
I g., ,ronth mad 4, lew dnys ua-t eighty y,ar-
I aid. vr,s p,rhtp- the Oldest resident uitur
rry. II there be- An older we are not
aware ct the IH'''
-Eo,,tl, street having b en- bnilt mn In
i.,..i,..'.s I,''sc- FIi,n .fr,ct Ia hroinIin"
,L nm "a non brirk .tnr, buIldiuy
i..,,,,, AN tbni street In the rom Of Sui.
H., Cn,- .hnr stnr,.
Major " Hey Jones fine strawberry
roam horse, Whirh he advertised n. Lost j.
yc-trtday'- EsANiNER, was louni yester
|dis morning ln u Wcli IN the old Met rhry
mil. lie had bccn:dcad scy,rul days u
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Thlt IoTfININ 9"OUrNU, l'v0f AVID hEUo
and il. cuhtrncr bilious rcmilicut, be-
sides affections oi th" stomach, liver and
bowels. produced by mH-nHtlc air mt
water, are both 'rtdIrnlrd and prevented
by the us. Oi II -iclrcrn stomach Biters
a pmrly vegetable elixir, indOrsel by
phyairlnns and more rNicn- lively used ~
a remedy Tor the nboy" class nt disorders,
~ well ~ for many others. than ANY med
icinr ul the ngc. For -nlc by all drugg sts
and dealers generally.
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DALLAS. June, y. 1882

DALLAS, June, y. lS5S
To Whom It MAY concern
We understand certain INSCRIPTIONS
parties In Waco gTe Gaining 10 repc-en'
lie Erie Cify iron works and b. ah'r TO
IA k. order for their good, at the same
time representing TN IN ~ inferior any
Offering At figures away beIu" "ml n
cost 10 build. in order tu -eii ot'rr wor X
We brand these parties ~ fraud and rnn-
ton the public against th' m. We lave ~"
regular ayrn', a. Waco 1t present iut the
Erie civ factory, bur sh'0 b. WcI-rd
to appoint any GOOD lirm or man 10 r.
present them tuerr, aUd w joining "r'l'
tory. \ M IlN'
Correspondence with buyers Of rnG.ne'
and boilers sDuDlt0
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Having ,urnhascd tho antire livery
outfit ~ j. W. Wiutroy, Me,+rs, Whitta-
krr n Chambers are determined to run
n livery feed aud sale At ,ble at his old
stand, Austin street, -ccund to none Ia
the city. The finest outfits IN the city
can be had Mt this thble,nud p ompt aud
polite atten ion will he given to all pat
rGug=llOtc
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lts time h. take OF your low shoes, it
il getting too cool to wear them now
with any comfort, 50 gentlemen II you
wish 10 save u DOCTORS bill, ~ 10 Sanger
Bros and get II pair OF the celebrated Il.
Buydon X Co.'S high shoes, every pair
warranted. -JlOtc
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Two buggics driven too rapidly hy
Young ndio- # A., popular place "i nmus %
mout up and down Austin AMI "tnci
.trcri-. was one OF tho -peot'oi,s OF tho
lily yoslcIduy.
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.rgtf
.,ureifFH
ofhsri
yr obl
.4i wubh
tl, case
owe discs
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OnR,e of Erie City Iron Work. Manu-.
hcturcr- of Steam Engine, Boilers nnd
Saw Mills.
ERIE, PENS., June 8, l~SZ
To whom It May Conurrn
c. 4 Heating ESD, Of Dallas Texas, lat
been appointed sole agent g. the lat" Of
Texas, TOR the SALE OF al kinds Of marhin.
cry manufactured by III.
EuF CIIY lROS WoIEs
by GRO. SELDOM, PRECEDENT
New York Office AMI warcroom- 4.
CORTLAND street
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PROMPT relief in SICK hcalln,o, q ''.-
D, q, naua,a, ci9-'I atI "a, pam 500 tur
-li,, etc, -au.eel ~ ta't' t-.
Clf.sr'- a., tie Liver PHI coo" p..l 81
d ~ y cents. Sold by Tucker g
Willis, Waco, TvGas.-yl9ly
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For a well made suit Of the latest style
and pattern 90 where you always get
good clothing at reasonable prices. Thes
is at Sanger BrOs.-1l7tc
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49,, 81. uAlf ticket. al a Iicket-
u''' lI. ~ tlctst' tllN. -
Remit Tnorey Or hans ptsu u nv II ~.
.erd l,y E3prssisi noe ip6sssfh6ytitE . 4
mn 0ri.rs 0f 40 aud ul'. AI.. p. 80
asn he sent 81 our rNpgns. Nt.'tTs,a ~ io,,,-
9sps 10 Il VI. BOARDN'Ns Iou''e''''"'
a.i building, LsulSVhi'' AZ
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School books aud school stationery
large stock, all kinds at wholesale and
retail at w. Ii. Watkins book store.
S2TdSwlm
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,,...-uszuw4 M SERIOUS debility,
w<XHHSeNkxS e ShAusted vitality,
WNls>lslX<s .1uinAl weakness
|" SNg~TmatOrrhJ'a, lOs1
" "a NONMASHOOp, imputen.
. Z ANN IyfSry, parbly-'a amt all
= IT, 1E III ,hr terrible effects ul
"a ~ - sssrIt abuse, youthful
IstC Ia lHItollies aud sNc,s-e- oil
KN AEyNuntutrr years such A.
NA >h[XIN Oss of memory, lus-i.
N1SWSsfs1E%W tude, nocturnal ennis
N1J{tiiAs\B& sion, aversion Il rucie
81 >I>l1A w. diuners Of Vision,
-" ,t tbr vital nuid passing TN
''n'i in thr gtlne ana man o Ii,. n,,I,,.sI
! i ESD 70 '.',narl.i yith tue Institution are
satnth ,tr. meet colleges oil Europe anti
uitr.. .y. have had large eNiwreIcc ~
UNIV AMI will agree to forfeit FIVE
o. ttlnnit, UpiLARS 10 case ot TINS Kind
>nhtt teI,iRATlNEmuder thelr special
urNi VI, "pt'asttpnU win not cure or Tor any
,lutr anl " or INJURIOUS found In i We treat
a.. lWEuln . .' successfully without mer-
h gI''1llsn SIst'IIATlDN FREE, Thorough
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-23

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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-19
IumirratiOn statistics.

The tide of immigration continues to pour
into this country. The official returns for the
month of July give 65,oIo as the total at all
the ports, against 36,6o7 for the same month
of last year. This makes total of 525,65S
immigrants which nave landed in this country
for the seven months ended July 81, 1882,
against 447,77a for the same period last year,
and of which $4,000 landed at New York.
Abiding to this vast immigration, the New
York Journal of Commerce calculates that it
costs at an average of a thousand dollars in
this country to raise child to its majority,
and the product is worth to the country more
than its cost. Reckoning the average age and
value of these immigrants, we have thus i'm
ported into the United States since January 1,
in human flesh, value of over S2so, oco, 900.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-19
Stewed Cucumbers.

Peel, cut lengthwise, take out seeds, cut
again into smaller pieces (the length OF ones
fineer) and throw into boiling water. When
tender, carefully drain on sieve, then put
into stew-pan with two or three spoontuls OF
cream. spoonful of butter, and pepper ana &c,
salt to taste. Shake over hot hre until
heated through, then serve at once.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-19
Canning Green Beans.

Select tender beans, string and wash them,
put-on to cook in plenty of water. After
they have boiled awhile, pour off the water.
Cover them with boiling water, add about
half as much salt as would be sufficient to
season for the table. Cook until tender, but
not entirely done; pack closely in tin cans, fill
to the brim with boiling water and seal.