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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

VIM, Cameron ~ Co, lumber dealers,
Austin ayonue, have just received ~ car
load OF Louisville q, menl fresh and prime
of quality Imported Portland cement,
Michigan plaster. pltstering hair aud hath,
etc, constantly In stock nnd Tor sale nj the
very lowest market price. Special in
duocment> to large buyers = l2dNwl I'm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

Nerve and TanIt !

A most splendid nerve ~
alive. A sue and peoli
nervousness, wakeinIne,s
We are frank TO admit InA
ELIXIR has no real OF ..
properties direct in IL "-
that its Quieling lnnls1.
reached through he tong Z
system, and when the loI2'
ARE experienced by the ll.ll
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEJRl-
TIsM. NERVOUS PROsIRiIAl
by excessive drinking %
which naturally produce
energy and impaired 'l,.t
that this POWERFUL ELlAll
ed to restore the nerves Y .
condition, thereby giving !
ncwcd strength OF be Wlea .
derangcd from oyerwoIA J
Ask your druggist lOi y
other. Price 80 cents wv
Prepared only by TaCA'' .
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

The best offer OF the season. The
great clothing house Of Sparks, Mallory
Allen will sell their entire stock Of
summer clothing and fine underwear at
cost for thirty days, to make room for an
immense winter stock. A rare opportu-
nifty for gentlemen wanting anything in
light or medium weight garments. Tot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
WANTED.

Everybody to know that :. J. Smith
sells the celebrated White ;. wing Ma
chine. Its success is beyond expectation,
~ reputation withoR Il peer. Use the
White. you will have no vCxation; try il.
buy ii, Its merits will appear Five years
warranty furnished with each machine.
Remember | am permanently located in
Waco and can give y"u AS good terms
and satisiac ion Ms any man in Waco. Also
some other GOOD machines ON hand.
Needles, oil and attachments Tor sale.
=. j. SMITH,
Austin street, between Fifth and Sixth.
U13Odl w3mw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousn NJ and dyspepsia should
use Carriers Little Nerve Pills, which
are made expressly for sleepless, ner-
vuus aud dyspcptic sufferers Price as
cents. All druggists. Sold by Tucker
4 Willis, Waco, rexus. lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

The pastor will deliver three special
sermons 10 day. The text tor II o'clock
TIL. morning is from Isaiah vi, we're 5.
bic readers are requested TO bring their
Bibles The text at o'clock this after
noon Is from Kings chapter VII. Lach
subject will demand piayrIiul m"ditation.
WM. MASSEY, Pastor.
Waco, July 80.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
The weather Io-Ibu,.

The signal service bureau reports the III
licalons Tor Today for the West cut
states, partly cloudy weather. occasional
variable winds, mostly souhrrly winds.
stationary temperature and pressure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

Sick committee Waco Lodge Tor the en-.
suing month j. W. Baker. Geo. Clarke
A. j. Caruthers, b. II. Carroll, Geo. b.
Campbell. J.E. ELGIN. ". M
j.. Is. GILNER, Secretary,
Waco, July 20, 1882.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
Hi SnunIh I.nmh..

Parties owning lands in Hill county will
do well by corrcsp 'ndIng with McKn
non Il Call, lawyers, land agent, and pro-
prictors of hil county abstracts OF titlrs,
llillsbOro, Texas. O73Olt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
Extreme Low Prices Con
timed.

We,Ipoct our work TO 'pcak for itscl
and advertise In no 9th r wy and in or
dr. - become more extensively know
we Will offer sp cial prices until We ar,
thoroughly advertised.
AcADrMr OF ART.
Wuco july 3O.-lt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

Why don't you try Cnrter4 Little
Liver Pills? They are positive cure
for ok headache, and all the ills pro-
duced 10y disordered liver Only one
Pill dose, Sold by Tucker * Willis,
/ Waco IeNHs -I2Glw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
80
|. III.
Improved Iron lr,~


Inc most perfect and ..
hinaIion known to "A.
which iron is combined
Is the success OF thishr,,
destined tn become. Hi'.'
most popular Ut all Nh. \,
~ use. And we hesiIgis a.
that this medicine is1G,,i
cheaply COTTON up CON,
genuine cUnsti'uiionsI a..
ing those Alternative po7s
to II cup, rate and in,,ri
system when broken FL +
disease commonly ~ n
known a. dyspcpsiaah
which ninr.t,nliis ofaI
mate, bccanSr when the
paired IRON want oftle
Is ~ important In the dits
OF man. then il is that hi
many iype',u'ua.ly callp
lassitudr and sour stoms
mental exhaustion. iupai,
general prOstlaliun Of iltI
liver complaint, iollopeli
aud all disc OF The BIZ.
My aud RLApDER, that
fearful aches known AS
rIlgia, hackAche and ne7
headache. And all w..
weak females. who ate b
good tonic to build Up l.sr.
cannot find, We HONESTY Il.
! or a more certain rmelI o.
bottle is suiii, lent To pgr
wonderful medicinal g,.rI
regularly accOrli-g % I1t
your druggist tor Illtlu \
ORATOR, and be M, Va Va.
prlce 81 per bottle Prw
Tucker & Willis, Wl0 Ia
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
whisper Gently. Dearest"

That it only costs iilty cents 10 enjoy Nil
the iun tomorrow Monday night nj the
calico ball, including dancing and refresh
ments for Two.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

Kentucky Whiskies.-- you want
straight go d sour mash Kentucky
ghiskies, call only for G., Conrad n Co.'S
Moss Rose Bourbon or Governors
Choice Rye. Ask your grocer for them
7OI1t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

Levine Bros. are Offering unprece-
dented bargains On their cheap remnant
counter Call aud examine them; they
must al be sold soon.-630tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

Buy your goods at Levine Bros, be
cause they ARE the oldest dry goods
house to-day in Waco. All their goods
are marked in rlain figures and pcs
tIyely at one price only. On the squar,
mud AuRtlm strnnt -G3lIr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
Waco July 30.-lt

The past year has been the most sio.
cesstul in the history OF Waco female col
lege der the present administration. 1t
Is mistake that Mr. Wright intends II
resign the presidency OF the college. -
O7l2d&wGm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

A day and night school ot tclcgraphy
has been opened by Mrs. Il. f. Lamb
formerly operator OF Texas and st, Louis
railroad. Students will be tuken on
reasonable terms, Application, received
AZ McNlellhnd hntel.-N72G1w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

Waco Female College,
VIII open its tall term with an excellent
Iculiy on September lth.
SAM'L Z. WEIGHT.
o. l2ISNyGW President
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

just opened, an elegant lot Of new
Spanish and cream laces at b. Haher's
81 let
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
NIu-i, Nv NloOnIirhI.

At the calico bail tomorrow (Nuudul
night, at DcfranciS garden. Dance til,
happy hours away in the pavilion.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
WOncN 10 i.Oun.

On good land security Long time
low rates Address j. Il. Watkins Il Co.
Dallas, Texas. -lgOldAN2w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

A SUM at money tNurl can have 1t hy
n describing 1t aud paying tor This notice.
can At Examiner Office. O73pti
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30
Cascara Car.

-, One of the latest and >,
all liquid catllarlIcs 1 tbi. lo'
ti"h Is made with sr, T' "
me best and most cor ,u,pr.s'
lial. 1t is with the o gyol.
we recommend t6lss 'v ,a'.
harmless remedy as bo wy
slrest laxative ind c, Tg5.osa
males and children, nor I, y
habiIual constipation S ava Y I.
cannot iind.anylhirS , n,,l I
tain. 1t is combined L uj1 I
such a manner that the Wy N.
ca'card sagrada ID conn, NV
ASH your druggist for S'I !, |.
take no other. Price sI \ |.
!, rrrtpared by Tucker ! y
Texas. '"'' d
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

Just received two cases ct bleached
lll-l shccling al 2jc per yard, good value
Zoe. At Levine Bros U123tc
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-05-04
Nova firIlla.

vScm ttenaFhm tohoto listu uvadf se
v xnsmost. ie na starcm mfsH. kde
byyal do nedAvna ohchod 5. +. Morse
a Co. ma rohu 10 a Jackson al. v Oma
ha. otevfen byl praye obchod now
iirmou Wig a Westberg. uprayiyie
ynitfrk mistnosli u znoya. ptijemnSji
poho,llnsji. naplnil jsme jej zoela
novym xbollm vsoho druhu sicc kali
ka nejnoyejsich yzorkh. sotise. baylne
u6 iaiky kosilovG. oblekoye. harchctoy6,
museliny bilcnt nebilene. slovem
y,ber vscho. co jen ttcba. Tea hojny
vybsr laiek na saty nejmodnejsich
ysorkd; ruSHiky, ubmsy, ubrousky !
yoskoyG plaina. drohne ozdobns
xhoii, punaochy aid Tea name hojnou
E4sobn a dokonal} dplny vyb5r obuyi
pro pany. danny diiky. Nscchno naie
rboH yesmss Jest zcela move modni,
lAdne pfcletele. 1aprAlcn6. yybledls
neb mody yysl6 zbofi-nybrk vcsmes
xboii 6cFsive a move. kdyby jsme
chlsll uvsdst iednolliyt ccny. yteho,
zaujmulo by misia mnoho. Rekncme
pouze tollko. tc mhicme. ehoeme ha
musims a skuictns prodavamc levneji
usl kdokollv jiny mesiS. Malice
vslk6 z&soby nale nakoupens piimo
iovkrcn n hoiove lcdy iacino. name
zAfoveh ien nizkt v}lohy. Nase nA
jennie iess laein6 kdn jini obchodnici
plaii nAimu uslcc, my platimc jen sia
proso mhieme ptodati icvnfji IchA
1sjici se CO nova frma 0 piixeh ctsn6he
obyvatelsiva musime ovscm nabizct
( vyhoiy lepa ned JiBi a 20 tinsm'
lepgi dotirotou a y6ti lEct Nei4dAm'
nc jinSho. nef aby ciSne ttensfxtso y
pfssvssiSiio . pravdt vSeho toho, q
iuio psavvno Jeina nkvsteva naien
oachosiA pfcsvsdd kal,ieho. y kp.
nst Ia nskoupi nikde, PAmaihjts, i
10 na rohn 10 4 Jackson uI kd
byvai dive : P. Mores a Co. - Ces
kfmu obcceassvn Fviksts uv8dime
snkmosi. fs riskali jsme sluirh oblibs
NJ prodsvsfky. 4 hsrss Resokf. kier
$40 vEdy ochosns poslouh vscm. ksrl
ms n<vsszvou pocu. Nexspome sts
a 10. al roe Jsrkson.
! vice q WEsrBEns.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-05-04
Ma prodej

Ssbinim vJbofHoa pillssiiost kn koupl cen
ndho maislku q dobic kayedenaho obchodn
ssshn Crete. Nebraska, mss,a TO Iak znAmo
msJielho skvtlou budoncnost vcliky obchod
scskg. Nam pFodeii nAsl.doiiei; Lot saxit0
na nsm1 stoIi dyoupstrose -taseni sosso; ypii'
symt Jest mistnost obchodni = dina, naho'e
pAkng BY. siasba nedAvno nova
Toto pfodsm bud o sobs, bud obehodem
sediAi.kfm ktery. tn zsyedent nam, bud "a
hotoss, neb poloyic ,ekAni proti dobrs ilsto.
a. Daln ~ Iins lo,y, hrsnitioi timio ma
lsskem pies nlitku, ma kterJeh je p6knA
zahradA sysasena idi tam sioji masial To
tea pfodAm bud o aoba nsb pohromada osin,'
MIN. obchod nAleaA se na hlayni uliei, kterou
kagdy Se.kJ rolnk do mssta musi. jest mezi
ssskou dilnou koyAf.kou jedinym eeskym
hostincsm mssii meki dsema ml5ny. opa'
knIl, D. prodAm majeiek budr eelf. bud ksadd
lednotilss. jak VI kdo pteje. Jedinou pfitinoa
prodeje jes,. fe sc ehei s,shoyat IN psately.
csna yae poifobnosti udkm kazdsmu, kdy,
&c obraii "a mus pod sdre-ou
l. Y. sTEiDL,
fsi,4krI Crete. Nsb
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-05-04


ssA sasnles, ssieulaa sltsysa
sse.lama pyls lll lto pTslA sagt pAssl
~ aa Awm asis,alsks . ssee "a tlusaaa
ssa $50 hals a,ffsg y ssas y
laaaa saw w. gAessse pFs~iaas hyis
sslvh wslas fsssfsar, AmestNf
.Aaais fsfasA ! al~sss teeslst " sFte
'sa tsfss stassassl s@s #sN ~
yaAA
sklEias ! am~sIse. gAMtnss
saesasi aspsa lsssfsh assstHh spa
sssAis ssA msaAsas : ssw fassa
Mlm@sa sviNgss sslsdaan tpia -
lyal #mti v tms ssiaaAe pglla
. gsastvatml saallAs@g sawH Vgpsss8
~ ! sANttaa n sassf p.pekAsf ! AeH
msANy sssss " ssssatw Assessssi sA~
faaa y s.ssms4 = w3gms m&slaa
lsaa use ~ Ataa ~ ~~vsssgs Mesg
u~ssagml sA#ass.ws ssA~ssma aasA lessns
la4aga lvaafas gmims psAaas byls
gsl~aKAlmM hvhAsl ssmshshsisoyl .
isssa gr# Tlshsvvi y gfsss AmsA
asamas "a ssfsns#af hyiy pssvssajs II
~ !. Aatst is p'shAss ~ welsslsss
aa1 alhlaes fssss ~ wsynae
skasss. y sfss s.ssfslfss Asls
sen h.. sass.il~kashg Faaayssm H.
lssaa y4sl.g ass*ssas a. sswsssw aAtsxs
A. tsagaaaA A4sgssiam v sessil bgsa
gsAm A Iys4snpwsa, suMsgI - stax n
- ssm shmAmls swglssm . - lYis affaea
pes Hsusi sssllsIN = ssmt hJali -
III ssms4Al Nsiiam
rfs#sshsealsa plissale Nsw fegsa
hsgas,ig mtsk suffu . esl iho tasisa
lWw1 "a Isss D ssUg sits esl
pFsd Nssm
wsewes fsasss. ssol#sf t'asA "a
s&ssape ~ Aguafssi. nstgi paiFsssts
pgs ~ waaAsisassvl v saAmoval
passahsa asasaeno byle I'm pted 4
hlAshm ahY aaI Casmom, ssl 3 aisl'
leAs spot vsdouel espptesl sehyH y
s4ssapss afsAal
sAr~lni dIuh umsssen byl mtsls
datan . EiI.ais.s8s "a . III | ses
ssnea ~. n o tl1e.sts .3issf !
pakIssins A. hasstA bosasoss 3i5.sil
ssUsT
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-05-04

stssf fsskasA - u sasA fnnessa sya "
ss~sh ahasssh psassssssi. ttss aielai pfsss
aasmA rslnA sksssnasss ssssA~ hssds nslsio
aaksefssm ssssalss mAssssa tsshg essaisassa
sss n4stsfs essat tssss. kax W sas ca
dsinss, hax ssass.stns ksstfsn assssvsasdy
psAzossss mohi KIDS hY kstis siahsshs kulsts
b,la sspcsseht. Isea krsi.as aAaAni, BY tom
psassI sprAva red. Pck. Ztpsda.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-05-04
Farma ma prOiej.

osnsmaIl. q man M prsdsi ssoa fnsmn. '
pesenaka IL y sksh, hssks st&swni - n<14,
aobsA studrs. n skra yxd<i ikns, ionkn q pgtst
pss tom. sfdy sfsiA vodA. psodkm ssimt lasino,
On chei e4lehrs, se ~ pfAtslr. koupkthiist
neehr obfAu se baf NJ q zrfxsnA. schuyler,
scb.. nsb NJ mns samsao pod sdreson
N. KopAc.
tsg ggsf) Midland, Collar Co. Seb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-05-04

FoY0GRAFCElDlIHA
0RAMD
CENTRAL. GALLERY.
gl2, 10. IL Omaha, Mob.
Hstpri alignsi pe~istlsay ~.
ehta 4 sssAt ~ aJa'.sss spssAs,gshgst.
s'sfseisA sslAss sfsea ises'.
ksks~~tnl s.lks~s sases l~s~ss
II .m aye. Hsss. vssv,a
."-"s-~. -..---s"'--~--.s
NOVA GRoCERIE.
saasss4ass saaa-a#
lsssglnIl Il gpgtswnisl sgs esaaA fsfisy
thnsAas y sYsa
q ROC - Rxx
Ahna Dsaa seasvas "a . v ismy
yya~ava sslaa Jsam s~afEN ! stair
faAsfsll. kahlfm deem ssttaali svt
,aassl,y > rfifs, sas n AoAa lApe asi
Atosoisy ilaf psaloaiisl Pll tom sss
mgsa pgas5dlsm. "a hosyvf kupoyssi 4
psato IA pssdfskm
| lcyntji nez kdo Iiny.
i'Foss,n pouae. ly so ksfdf InAssa
| pFexsssifll,
| vsem oehoso's posl9af
| Y. SvOBODA,
opMsks. Aees. IA Is sl, sesls sosssis
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-05-04

Yeilj poiar. Laskavos,i p. sipka
MI. Green Bay, Wis. dos,alo Sc nam
lylistns yydant tislo iamsjsfho easopi.
m Data. nSml nalezl sc popls po.
gdm ' DE Pere. o nemf jlf minute
jsme rprivn ptinesll, Mdsio 10 Ieii
MIL na poleiue od Green Ray a ie
rokdsleno fckou As 600 ~ kirokoa We
dys Ssssl. sspadni vyehodnt oheh
vxnlknnl ssAj "a hosiineem Mcasingo.
WIN. bllls rohn Broadway George nl
a podporoyAn silnim vttrem FoxmohI
- hrxy. ,ak " Obj strsny ulice Broad
way byiy ' plamenu. Tiices pSt bu
dov " Figetu msslA lehlo pop.ism !
Ekoda obnGsi $4,000. kdcsso pojisss
nj so,vA so0c0 piesahaie I icsisr
iivot IidskJ ps,inul Ia obss voas'
jmSnsm Linkers HoIlasdas. leieI Cpl
wv ieanom q hostincd. vsbadih j.
avyviSAli DO dvon apobiiii l. pch
nutl. ale ' smkmeni rAstai uboa<k le
iesl ahofsi ns Ekvsrek vsszins "
hoislJch ho,ovi v Ia s,svtnf rnovu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-07-06
Kicking Against the PrickS.

LONDON, July 2.-The disquicting
news from Egypt, in conjunction with
the unsettled condition of affairs at home
on the Irish question makes the open
ing of the present week a period of I'M
usual uneasiness. The principal topic
to-day is the suspension of the Irish
members, and the opinion is divided on
the wisdom of so presipitate course on
the part of the government at the pres
ent time. 1t is undisputed that the sus-
pension of Parnell and his associates has
created such an excitement in Ireland
as has not been equaled since the Phe-
nix Park assassinatiOns. Mass meetings
are being organized to denounce as
arbitrary and tyrannical the application
of the gag law in the Commons, thus de
priving the Irish members of the exer-
else of their parliamentary functions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-07-06

carrying away bridges, fences, railway
tracks and crops of every description.
The prospect for corn is very discour-
aging as the weeds are doing better than
the corn.
Lance & Nicely have commenced
operations with their new lime kiln and
they are now turning out No. l white
lime.
We are glad to notice an enterprising
young lady of our town has startled a
subscription paper for the benefit of the
Iowa tornado sufferers, for which she
has subscribed literally. We hope all
will donate by subscribing whatever
they feel disposed to give, that she may
be able to send in liberal donation
from Werley.
We regret to announce the illness of
Lester Nicely, but we hope ere long to
see Lester again upon the path of duty;
for delays are dangerous as in such cases
the bird may take wings and fly away,
for the want of a cage.
AS the time of year for road working
is at hand we are reminded that we
have poll-tax to work; our road over
seers are very careful that none shall
escape.
Adam Faris is home from Madison
where ne has been attending the State
University the past year.
Miss Emma Loomis, of Boscobel, is
visiting her uncle Mr.. o. NJ. Loomis of
this place.
Our citizens went on fishing excur-
sion to the Wisconsin river, where they
got the full benefit of the rain of Satur-
day morning June "a, they had the usual
fisherman's luck.
The prospect for fruit was never bet
ter as also small fruit such Us currents,
etc.
The bridge builders are at work re-
pairing bridges between this place and
Woodman on the narrow guage, they
have taken quarters at the boarding
house of Mrs. Elliot
We learn that the Narrow Guage is to
be extended across the river into Kick
apoo county as soon as men can be put
upon the work.
The funeral of grandmother orah,
which was held at Mt. Ida last Friday,
was largely attended. She was one OF
the early settlers of Grant county and
was about ninety years of age.
TrOut-fishing is the pastime for a great
many at present. But few are the trout
and many are the bites of the mosquitoes.
JUPITER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-07-06
Mothers! MotheIs!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teethP If so, go at once and
get bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother on
earth who has ever used it, who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels and give rest to the mother and
relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to Jhse
in all cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the
Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where Is cents a bottle Avn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-07-06
A Groui About American Manners.

To man of highly nervous temper
ament to walk III the streets of New
York Is misery. Father Jonathan has
a horror of mobs; he religiously avoids
the narrow streets of the city. The side
walks OF the principal thoroughfares are
SO wide that only one or two spots are
ever inconyeniently crowded, and that
only for an hour or SO in the afternoon.
Yet, although there may be space enough
to admit OF three Dutchmen walking
abreast, You on one side and as many
Dutchwomen on the other, every fourth
or fifth fellow who passes will advertent-
ly lostlesyou; sometimes, perhaps, from
sheer loutishness, at others, evidently, as
an assertion of that noble equality
which gives to every citizen the privilege
of making himself rs disagreeable to
others as he possibly can. Occasionally
some overturned individual will COM
NIT the impertinence of laying his hands
on you as if you were fence over which
he proposed vaulting; others tread on
your heels; and some have the art of
treading on your toes from behind you.
In crossing at right angles, at the inter
section of streets, when there is any
doubt as to which is in advance of the
other, instead of the polite delay of a
second to let your neighbor pass, it is
American manners to struggle for the
precedence as if life depended on it.
Father Jonathan was once walking down
Houston street, when he met a man, ap-
parently respectable, who deliberately
lowered his head after the fashion of q
bull, came full tilt against him, and
passed on as unconcernedly as IL he had
done the most natural thing imaginable.
This incident is, it may be presumed,
exceptional, but it tells a tale of the
state of things amidst which such an act
can be possible. The man was not drunk.
nor did he display any signs of being
| crazy.
The following happensnot unfrequent-
ly: You are walking leisurely along n not
much frequented sidewalk. On sudden
a man, who you did not even know was
behind you, jostles against your side,
wheels sharply round in front of you
, into house or shop. He could, with
less inconvenience to himself, have turn
| ed into his destination behind your back,
but he would have missed an opportu-
nifty of inflicting upon another rude
ness. You cast an involuntary glance at
the thing, as it disappears through the
door, to assure yourself that it has only
| two legs. Father Jonathan finds it hard
to treat with any sort of patience the
horse-car crowding, which even the re-
lief of traffic by steam cars has not put
an end to. Appalling vulgarity is no
name for it; it is reyoltingly indecent.
But little notice is taken of the immense
injury that modern civilization has suf-
fered from the joint-stock- limited liabili-
ty-company craze. This is one instance
of it, Deeds that no single individual
would venture on are perpetrated with
impunity by organizations in which in.
dividual responsibility invariably disap-
pears, and all honor, principle and rec
titude are subordinated to dividends
Father Jonathan ia The Hour.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-07-06
CASSNILLE.


Our usually quiet village has been the
scene of some stirring events within the
past week, at least it seems so to us.
Last week Friday the heaviest rain storm
visited us which was ever known. The
water came down the hollows with such
force as to carry away nearly everything
in its track, on what is known as Fur
mace branch. Mr.. Peters house was
washed away with all its contents, the
inmates barely escaping. Several barns
and sheds We're moved around promis-
cuously, and 50 mixed thai property
owners could hardly tell which was
theirs
Last Wednesday the body of a drown
ed man was found in the river by two
boys. 1t was in the last stages of de
composition, so the features were not
recognizable. The verdict of coroner
inquest was death of man unknown by
accidental drowning. Man was dressed
with brown demins, frock and blue
shirt and dark pants probably some
kind of jean.
The schools closed yesterday. The
number of pupils enrolled and the aver
age daily attendance were more than
any year preceding in some time. The
present Principal and intermediate
teacher have been retained for the com
ing year. The board have not decided
upon the primary teachers yet.
The Baptist Sunday School held a pic
ME to-day. which was well attended,
though many of the folks from the coun-
try were kept at home by the appear
ance of rain.
Stevens & Bartlett lost about six hun
dred dollars worth of logs in the recent
flood most of which was long timber.