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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-24
PoLITICA AMERICANA.


Cumplido va nuestro ofrecimientc
de decir cuatro palabras sobre la es
casa importancia que tiene el gene
raj Grant baio ell punto de vista po
lftico y militar, podemos va segui'
la relaci6n de los sucesos que deja
mos interrumpida.
Dijimos que los antecedentes de
Arthur, como empleado del gobier
no y administrator de la Aduana de
Nueva-York, 10 mismo que sus he
chos como hombre pdbiico, no lie IA
vorecfan mucho para poder ocupal
el primer puesto de la gran naci6r
americana con todo ell lucimiento J
dignidad que su importancia requle
re.
Hoy anadiremos, que los ameri'
canos en- general, y aun los mismoi
que en Chicago impusieron y vo'
taron su candidatura, no Sc de.
tuvieron un momento siquiera d
reAexionar sobrs la posibilidad de
que pudiese llegar este caso el des'
pecho en- unos, y en- otros ell desec
lie salir del paso y acabar de una ve2
aouellas borrascosas sesiones, fueron
solo los motivos que indujeron d que
fuera admitido un hombre bien hui
milde para tan elevado puesto.
Dos colosos, por sus fuerzas nu.
m6ricas, Sc disputaban ell triuDfo, y
Sc llevaron Ia palma de la victoria
dos pigmeos, hasta entonces casi des-
conocidos en- el mundo de la alta
polftica. Hecho que sc reptile q me-
nudo en- cuestiones de esta naturale-
"a. Vence q veces ell que menos
vale. Luego vienen, como es con-
siguiente, los arrepentimientos y re-
hexlones indtiles de los que, con su
palabra con su voto, 8 con ambas
cosas a la vez, contribuyeron al
triunfo de los elegidos.
Y asf sucedi6. Para convencerse
de clio, basta leer 10 que decfan los
peri6dicos americanos inmediatamen.
te despu6s de la election, pero, sobre
todo, desde ell fatal momento en- que
ell desventurado Garfield reclbi0 los
dos balazos..
Republicanos y dem6cratas tenn.
blaban cada vez que ell DR.. Blisse pu'
blicaba en- ell BoJettn official que las
haridas recibidas por ell presldente
eran de caracter grave y ponfan su
vida en- peligro. Cada dos horas Sc
repartfan los parties de los facultati-
vos que eran leidos con avldez Gre
ciente, siendo el estupor general mas
protundo, q MEDIA que aumentaba
la gravedad del enfermo.
Cuando el pdbiico Sc convenci6 de
que Garfield debfa sucumbir sin re-
medic = sin esperanza algdna, el dis.
gusto, la sensaci6n y el miedo llega-
ron q su colmo.
Nadie tenia con6anaa en- ell que lie
debfa sucedsr todos esperaban de
un momento 4 otro ua paaico en- Ia
Bolsa, una depreciation general en- los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-24
CONVERSATION.
Va llegamos q la segunda estaoi6n.

Va llegamos Ia segunda estaci6n.
Aver prestaron los dos 1nicos Redac-
torres del BoLETIN declsracl6n en- la eau.
ga criminal que por el Juzgado de San
Francisco go les sigue instancia de los
cuatro caballeros que escriben en- Ell
Agente.
Coosu6lanos la idea de que 81 en- es-
tos tiempos no ca facil hallar un piado.
so Oirineo que le syude 4 uno lIevar
la cruz, en- cambio no suelen faltar sa-
zones dispuestos a remachar los clavos
del madero.
lOuanto no daris E Agente por YER
q. BoLETIN puesto en- cruz9
Pero descuide, que no le hemos de
daI por Ia vena del gusto.
Nj N Agente nj todo el papel sellsdo
del mundo espantan al hombre que pue.
de levantar Ia frente tan alta como el
primero.
Por este desafamos N Agente & que
la aloe mas altiva que nosotrns.
Los r sdactores del Bo1ETN no son
tan peque6us como los que neeesitsn
trlbunas para que SO les distings.
7 il voz del trueno para que 90 les
olga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-24
Otras yeces 10 hemos dicho.

Otras veces 10 hemos dicho.
No pone Et Agsnte un epfgrafe a quail
quiera lucubraclon suya que no resulta
una chapucerfs.
Dd, pero eScucha, ha titulado uno de
aus tiitlnoS artlcuios sin fondo.
"a no SO contenta con que los epi.
CRATES de sus obras cnadren 4 estas, se-
gun costumbre, como & nm Cristo an
par de pistoias y & FL Agente 80 pre-
mature ministerialismo.
Ahors SO da 4 corromper = desfgurar
las frases c6lebres.
Prueba al canto.
Cuando JArjss, 81 poderoso rey de
Persia, dice untexto que tenemos Ia
vista, iLvsdi6 Is Grecis, los iefes de las
distintas rep6blicas griegas SO unieron
en- const 10 para 8cordar el sistems de
resistencia que debla empIearse. Eu-
rib{ades, caudillo de los lacedemonios,
empen6 una violenta discussion con Ts.
mfstoces caudillo de los atenienses. En.
Iribfades perslstla en- so opinion, que de
habsfse adopta 10 hnbiese sido causa
de Ia derrota del ei6roito, y su confirm.
csnte le refntaba con igual empe6o.
Irritado ell caudlilo lacedemonio, levan.
to su bast6n, iba d descargsrlo sobre
su contrario, cuando este paraliz6
su accl6n y desarmo su injustIfioadA
c6lers con aquella c6!ebre Erase:
Pegn, pcro escuclsa.
Ya We, pues, E1 Agente, que no es
cuesti6n de ddr Ia que Sc ventila, Hino
de pegdr.
7 tenga entendido que "a es hora de
que 30 enmiende de sus visjas maiias el
peri6dico que Sc ha trsgsdo reyistas en-.
teras de B. G rreo de Ujtramar y co.
rrompido y enmenuado q su antojo car.
t. 9 de adversarios suyos respetables.
Pero sin rebaiar IN cuarto de So i'm.
porte.
Porque la carload practicable con pre-.
ferencia por nuestros lberales es 10
que empiezs por uno mismo.
II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-24


Asf es que 81 colsga pierde lastimo-
samente el tempo.
El puhal infame. infcun, Ealvado ,
Cobarde que rssg6 las entraiias de Pc
reS Morris no fn6 capaz de intimidar.
nos IN solo instsnte nj de hacernos va.
cilar una Inca da nuastra senda.
Con que mire El Agente 81 nos ten.
dram sin cuidado sus qusrellas , sus
dpnuucias.
Peri6dico que en- nm mes sufri6 una
docena no Sc asusta por tan poca cosa.
Oonque otra puerts, hermanos, o
apab1llennos si pueden.
Porque de 10 contrario, tempo les
queda que rabiar.
E5 Agente, a6cionado como nadie &
contravsnir el octave precepto del De.
cAlogo, diio el otro dia qua la gente que
vino de Espala America cnando Ia
conguists era chusm0.
! Nosotros no necesitamos tomarnos el
trab.io de desmentir el brusc0 dictado
que EI Agente prodiga sus ascendien-
tes.
H<galo don Mariano Torrente, de
mas autoridad que nosotros, en- Ia pa
gina IS de su monumental RevoIuci6n
Hispano-A americana
Los romanos no enviaban sus CO..
lonias sino gente muy vii y baia, que
servia mas bien de gravamen quo de
utilidad sus ciudades; pero los caste.
llanos y portugueses no mandan sfue-
ra 10 que ellos les sobra, sino brazos
1tiles aun necesarios, y SO quitan, no
Ia sangre excesiva viciads, sino parte
de Ia mas sana = purs, con 10 que Sc
EFF .quecen y vienen 4 menos las pro.
vincias.
T,ene la palabra 81 Agente para REQ.
tificar.
7 para dar gracias & don Mariana
Torrente por haberle quitado 81 calf.
cativo de chHsnao que 81 mismo Sc habis
eehado encima.
Porque siendo verdad las teorias de
N Agente, 81 descenderia en- Inca recta
de ctusnsa.
Dlgo, 9 no ser que entire ella vinie-
80 de contrabando alguna princesa Mi,
comiconsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-24

Escdnda'os es 81 epfgrsfe de nm artf.
culo de El Agente.
Oreimos, y, topaz con semejante ttu.
10, que iba el colega hacer la historic
de Ia administration de So partido en-
1873.
O de los esc6ndalos dsdos por 81 ST..
PoDtuondo J otros compadres ejusdem
fatr1asris en- Pto-P Principe.
E colega no gusta de hacer estas
historias.
Por mas que On su Redacci6n hay
slguien sfcionado contar historlas
viejAs.
7 aiem6s, es el college, muy amigo del
Sr. Portuondo.
Oon exception de un pequeio rasgo.
Qae 81 colegs sin embargo no bora.
IA que nj para que ?
/ Qa6 imports que los autonomistas
hayan dado musras Espaiia
Especialmente en- tiempos en- que ell
potriotisnso y la integridad nacionaI son
paiabrotas de relumbr6n que han Caido
en- el g6nsro bufo
Como dijo Eg Agente no he mucho.
So 10 repetlmos por si no Sc acuerda.
Dice 81 Agente
{" Es mucho alcalde para IN solo
pueblo 81 alcalde Romany.
Para El Agente 81 que es mucho al.
ca de el ST.. Rumany. "
|. Z ademss espsiiol Unconditional has.
ta ia pared del frente.
Por este, NADIA mas que por este, es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-24

Dice E1 Agente con letras grandes :
"Asi no SO asimila.
/ Pues como
! Seg6n quiare E Agente
Ast no queremos nosotros que go nos
asimile.
Nj 10 quiere 81 Gobierno.
N, 10 quiere el Ministro de Ultramsr,
Nj 10 quieren los que de varas 80 in.
teresan por la prosperidad de este pals.
EI Agente es muy dsdo q leer Ia car
till4.
Falta Ie hace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-24

Dice La Tcx de Cuba:
"lQue siga la farsa
Sc conocs que el colega no tiene el
gusto de tratar 4 El Agente.
Que si esta dicha tuviese, pediria pof
compassion 10 contrsrio de 10 que desea.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12
PERSON H..


r.K.O Call, OF llllsboro, came into
the city y stcrdAy
Mr. Gro. Is. Dealy, OF the Galveston
News, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mite Goodwin, OF Dallas. l. in
the city on visit to the family OF Marion
Kclum.
Mis- Molie Marx, who Ina, been visit
ing relatives at Cisco returned home on
last evenings Central
Nj Ernest lirrtlpg. representing ono
OF the leading boot and shoe houses oi
Boston, was in the city yesterday.
Sir Tom Moore and family leave to-day
for "a two weeks visit to lampnsas, Where
Or. Moore and Others are in camp.
Messss. Henry ard L,vct TAFT, two
Young ,i.,iucss men OF Houston, ar" in
the city visiting their uncle, Mr. J. :.
INIT.
Miss Amelia rurds Of New Orleans, ar.
comp tnird Mr.I 5. ThOmp-on from New
Orleans aud ID on a long visit to Mrs. j
Thompson.
Bishop Linus Parker, ID, D., OF the NJ
| r. thuCh uih. am ivCl on tAc Central
| tain ut x O'Clock last evening, and was
rrivrn To- HE residence ui IN. Jo". ). VIII
liz. where he viii be a guest during his
stay in the city, which will not extend b
yond Monday. Bishop Parker, who is
one OF the recent additions to the prClncy
oi the Southern Methodist church, re-
| sides in New Orraug. lie is visiting l"&u
| To- inform himself ~ to the nature and lie
mnnd- ot the Epis Cpd work in this see
ton. and will undoubtedly receive - cor
dial welcome nj every point. He VII
preach Ut the FiIh street Methodist
church Tomorrow morning and evening
Al the usunl hours.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12
IsIr a CuALLENGE?
Gracefully and Ncighboriy
said. AT ALI Events.

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.,'.t,,,,s ,,, A,,,.,i, las fl
a. .'t i J., ,,r,,.,,,i,,timn tnnUn as the
,,,o,.o + ,t,,,t,. AMI II, hating 20.
IT,. ,,i,i,t y..,. .,,'tG, IN, and 4. being
~, ",,' 49,, ,,,,,,,..,s which no
p'v,nn'. I'm, l,,s In ,,drrro live il voUd.
i.,aI,i,,. h., .,,l Loo, mn intnr.st thrrc
',,,'s, o ,,,,,,,. az Ic.ti ch.tiry and mo
,,'r. ,,,,.t lac ,hrrou tup,ibrr ng oil
..pl. nm tu.ior untiinu oI
, ~ ,.,i.rr ,,,,rnngnL of conn,
,,,,, a.. e. h.,, iI,itc ,st,irntinps nnII thrV
xxx ~ ,t.y,i,.,, thr,nseIyr. IN rrscarrhe.
I,,',,t,,,,.,,,j ,,ra,c ain I,Iivr,'v Lctnrr an
'.,,,ii,,,,, V.1cn' .Isn l,ns ,,r Grg.r'iz,ti
nt thn sYtnr character knnrnH. Nucn
4 ,.,t,,r ,yI.ib, in. II uti.iiry ,nu.i.
t'yn .nI p.,,r ,uilr I.h,to. ana .ni, .cs
in tI,, ,,,,., b,,,, neon. naked Nv A l,gc
.,.nn1l,. t,,,,, ,I,., ,,,,st tsI,i,,n,l,t,. and
,,l,,,r.I "A c,,,rt al ti,,. central ritv Five
,r ,..,,,,,,,',,,,.,, ..,cr,I vt..,r. 400 or.
!, Ii,i,,., ,,I' =, 49,, and min.
,.t,,,,I d., L., q I,r,,,,,,,i nIo,rroy,r.
cI or,,,,,il 'iirp. nf a. iunrn nj rnctiyr
n,,tul. in.t nr,,lIpn the hrurlit-
| me- ,,.,u,J ,nr, corn d,rivlnp from IL.
10, ,,.',,.,,,, ,,.r.n,,. Lc-a,, II. Ynply Iul.
! r,,,,,I,r,r,u7 ,nd ,,tt,r Tho NOM and
| hnhit, ,yrrr scanned. II th, m,,iuIit, .vor-
'I,n,i,.,,I,ri ..i,,r tI,, . Lrr.,u,o u,,mh,r.
| In hi. t,,v., .trurr Iyr,.Im WI. built uu
| go 80, ,I,o t,., ,u.t,.yil I'M. tn,,rhe,s
/ ~. iho., nj SAN Antnni.. orr .isu vu,ing
man md LAT, iv .,tur ladies hive been adj
m,tt,.J r,omipcnf among whom VIA.
Nil. FInirnrr NJ Gerald. the cited poet.
..s ,yl, b. mig IN NJ, N.rt rity urr-
r.rir,, tnr ur .rt1, some two
,,,,",,-,,,,, I'M. Wuc,Iuri IIoustuu ia rrums
had a toini definite at Houston. in which
Wac, ,3,iu, oil yj.totiuli. II was arlang.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12
THE CITY.

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", '"lp IT, Wv 'l,,''.,,' NIL ,,,,,r
i"I p'""'Ib nn' r. W ,, ,'i,"'' "'''
'"' ''' '"'''''N S'"' WI w r''
some considerable interest is mani
tested In the walking match which comes
uil to-day and tonight AT Der rhncis gar
den
-rhe,. ,,. several badly disappointcd
,,,,,',,s ia ,nVt ,.vrr n {. late drawing ui
,,c ami N,. lutt,iy. Not over the
I..,,i,,, hut nyer ihr Linnls.
r..,,,..,.,.. ,,,,,,,r ,.s,,,loy 4,
Dan, ,,,,, az, ,,,,-ta,n on
'V'' u..'.'G ,t i,,,,,,,-ot.tinr m nm
,t ,,r..,,' ~, ,lr~,,,.,,,
''"-
"A street car Yesterday, ran on the
r,N '"N"uI ,,r ie, v, o IW nnt ,
,,''',l " ,,.l, ,I,,,'',,n ,,Io
,.iI,,, n,,,,t,l, NJ Hon
',l. a.. liz. '',,roI
'''
Tie Texas mosquito, in size and bulk.
viii NOT compare with his brother OF
mOistrr Climc> but In YlclOusncss, prrt-
nrity and general cusscdness he lisa little
above the average He l. a big crop this
yoir, 'hc biggest known Tor several years.
-Erport, from all -rctions Of the county
civ, mon, ana more ilattcrlug accounts OF
thr ri .riou, pfo.p,cts fora colt IN crop.
..i,ns hi,. seldom been seen even BY the
oldest iuhHbltaut. A. the cotton crop l.
nnIy prrtrc-ly stt. when it l- In the IRON
loop .,.pcu is best tn wait until III,
hn,p. .i,. about il before thIowi NJ uI
hlt.
,...,,, am ;,,. ,,,,,, t,-1.y .c.Liry
49, ' 'i,. t,,,.,, liz hay ann
,",I,,.m t,ln v',s inrIiu.d Ia l.nvs
ia, r.r.rtni l,nrur 'Ihr luyy rould do
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12

1t IL "a matter 81 uncertainty whnt the
proportion uf Old bachelors to the en-
tire populgt on WHcu carries ur whether
the proportion NJ grcutcr thHu IN other
Texas citic-, 1t n however certain tunt
the number at old bgche urs Is grcuter
han it should be We should put the
number of unmarried men 81 hTty
years old aud upwards at about one III
twenty, or about o per cent. nj the I'M
married mHtuUguble aud ought to be
married male = pulutlun. That collbaCy
Is uuwlSe policy Oh the pHrt VI the man
himself, NS well us injurious tu society,
thut 1t IN demuralGlug to government.
and cheat tu the tax Iuycrs that it
tends to immortality and seltishuesH Hrc
! grave ailirmHtluus NJ philosophers, aud
I with them resis tia dcuunciutIuns. What
/ IL most pertinent To- our subject IL the
reason why -o many OF our Waco men
/ are bach lurs, when they ought to be
| husbands, and single when thoy ought
| to be married II would make novel
| bit ~ literature to gather up and pub
| lIsh the rcuEOus assigned for bachelor
! ism, but we uru not publishing IL book,
! There Hrr some bachelors. who 1t III u
| good tmug for their wives TINT they are
| not married, and we would not say II
80" "l,'''' .N'"'"N' Va .'Ho Wv ~
/ w iii", . ""' ~ 70 uH wa, t"o' tIl"' ="
uIi,''oe'" u'o ",','"'i Vi our waco p"cu'
Si"lH are .''tn "n"' III no. "'ariyInH' Hre
u"'"'ih nao"i' G"'u N"in"u ""l "' u J.,
I N"ui n"nne,I' my h'o men "iip' II
u"ot 'iin' ,o' """i" Nv" sec tncl'
"i,U' mH' tI''',,iSS VI ''ii'ui ~
.,''n VIZ "uu7''1'T pll'e
,',,ll ~ -, Wv. ~ tn'.u "u't WI"
80" W." ~ :, MN WV" ""'n' .'"Nu"" /,
i i,,''iS ~ 'S "'' ,u'u WI" "uuin
S',I. ,u''','', W. 'nui' hh' WIN
i m r'";',a' 'IuI n.'" MN, ''teh'
~ WI" U,i.. ann .iu ,'-u",'S' "ns 'hsn :,
''t,oo mu,,n' uu,' uV' ului, i ,i
49, 49, III u''"''D ~" "fF"l' ME- my
and thrv wonII mnkn boH,, ~, jnI'i;o ,''
/ W. Lny.toIk,j Nil ~, -
/ u,, Ia. an, ~. -. ~
! In LnnJ thanh !, ..t H., mil ,,' a.
WLnt ~ thr rr.n,, wiz, t,,a oa' o.
WLv do th., ,nt marry W. a., IL.
p NAN siuSl" > SinIIl,, nn5 Wv 'no!
the word simnIy in IT, n.y.; n nuE W" use
s,muly h,cnuse os thav gnS M, ',','
hnys otter i'm anI n4re en-, .,n ui,,
| than married. me men ~ whom W.
| 81 ouk nre moi bnd men. thew have M
| particular vices. they moan Inv hnvin,,
/ better times that they nre free. they
have no cares or RESPONSIBILITIES. they
can 20 where thcy pleaso and come when
/ they please. they inyo mo- chiIJran Ia
| wake them M nj night. thsy cnn Luvo
their little irnilcs and rnrnuntar M c,,r.
tain lectures there are mo cravings Tor
new spriug houuets. no in,inunI,nns
abont Mrs Grupdy's now black silk thnt
will stand alone. md com. arisen with
her shabby cashmere TINT ms hann
worn two seasons md ali tbnt
That Is the sort of yngue and peusr :,
reason with which hacbelars instify
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12
brow NssII.LE.



Especial Telegram 10 the News
LAREDO, August l0.-A special from
Brownsville yesterday, dated at p. IN,
gives the total deaths in Matamorus FOR
the twenty four hours then ending at
forty, and the average deaths per day
for several days past amount to thirteen
Citizens OF BrOwnsvil have organ
lied relief committee and subscribed
1920 tor its needs. II IL also stated
that the commander Of tie troops at
Fort Bro wn has decided not to rem We
them, but has completely isolated them
FIR m the outside world.
Hon. VIM H. Russell left Brownsville
yesterday with his family for some point
in the interior Of Texas.
A rigid quarantine il kept mp by both
Laredos. In past years several cases OF
yellow fever have been brought here
from infected points and died with the
disease, but, Notwithstanding no dlsin'
iectau + were used the disease never
attack d single inhabitaut Of the city
I wu Of the anic- stricken clerks from
1 the Mexican National, who II from
. here last Saturday and spread such dire
/ AM untruthful news concerning yellow
| fever at Laredo, teleRraphed o-day thai
/ they desire to return and resume thei
1 duties, but the disposition il to quaran
/ tine them.
A cool norther, with II slow rain, ha
pr, vailed here all day.
In .he Stnte. All guaranteed pcriec !!
pure and prices us low as such aItClG
can 20. sibly be sold.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12

aauce are nice at the eud ~ a meal. but
Tor whole meal are sickcuing. Those
who pursue pleasure Tor pleasures
sake nevr find 1t. The mar
riad man who has sat up
with sick child, till worn ont with
sleeplessness and fatigue, experiences
more real, keen happiness when the lit
tie child is prououncedout Of danger than
II bachelor enjoys IN the whole OF his
nm allowed life. The thnrns oi married
HE are p ehsnutor than the sweetest
sweets OF celbacy There ought to be II
tax on bachelors, II they enjoy lie
more than married men. For every man
in the world there If woman to pick NJ
and carry owes the rough pl ces, aud
bachelors -hirk that duty and here eau
be no happiness without duty done,
| This article liz not Tor the public gen.
orally aud they will please shiu 1t; it If
| Tor two Waco bachelors, excellent men,
who are hesitnting about matrlmouy
aud whom We desire to push Der the
| brink
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12

Improved Iron lnviaOrator

The most perfect aud satistsctorr ~,
binaliun known to the prot. .,io, wv
which iron is combined anil 81 rn,n,,
Is the success OF thus preparation tb,i
destined to become. WiIhuuJ dnm, Y
most popnl 4 III all the non turi'. =.
IN use. And We hesitate H.. tp t,r "
that this medicine IL NO secret nn,I,,,.!
chehply COTTON ny comp und. Tent tTI
genuine constitutional r.mrIv NO,
my those Alternative powers ~ nt,....
to rrcuprrntc aud inviguratr the Inn
system when broken down hv Ihat ts',,
disease commonly called. and h.
known ~ dyspcp-iannd indigestion m
which nine trnihs OF all our Ills drt
mate, because when the ,liu,sIiun /.
paired from want of the nalurtl salt Il
Is so important in the digestive econ
ot man, tlcn II is that dis mER in
| many types, llaily called dis.rs,sgt,
lassitndr and sour stuma h. WakpmI,.
mental exhaustion, implirrd ,iti,litv Il
general prostitution Oi TIE Whole Nsl
liver complaint, follow Ell hv niyht M
and all diseases OF The HOOD, llNgR.r
| SEi hnd BLADDER, that uIoduct, N
fearful aches known as rhruuatism i
rdgln, hackachc and nervous and ,
headache. And all conservative, ,
weak females, who AIc in search a
good tonic to build up thcjr cunslit.t
cannot find, we honestly believed hi
| ora more certain remedy ON cuth Al
bottle is suili lent to prove Ia yOg
wonderful medicinal pret,Hirs. It al
regularly according Ia directions. A
! your druggist Tor AlrR WE'D lRoN kv
i ORATOR. AMI be ~urr lp take no OBJ
Pticr ~ per hoitlc. Prepared onr
Tucker q Willis, Waco, rcAss.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12

Parties Dies ring to see what enter
prise can do in the y Of manufactur-
ing in Waco, will do well to look at the
iron front, made by the Star Iron Works,
for Capt John L. Elgin,on Fourth street,
and 50 the fronts Of Messrs. Cleveland
Il Cam ron, the big wholesale firm ON
the same street, and OF DIR. Willis mag
niticent block opposite, and others to-
numerous to mention Also, when look
ing at these fronts gaze upon the avn
ing Of Kclum ~ Rotans wholesale
house on Fifth street, and also that OF
Cleveland Il Cameron. Some three
months ago, We learn, thut certain par
ties in Waco sent to st. Louis for III
iron front, expecting it Immediately
They have been waiting and still are
while Congcr ~ Wilcox have made three
sets Of fine iron fronts. The firm ar
also taking ont every week 10 Rotary
PlOw frames for the famous Waco Ruth
ry Pillow Bidding aud repairing, en-
4 gincs, boilers, etc with large force y
| hands aud new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12

The Grsa, Southern Remedy

N.a.
"Brazos Chill Cure when i 81
ranted Tor the cure oil cn''Is Ir
las positive antidote Tor l SSaihl1,
has no rival us a tonic for ol l",b
an emaciated system from s wbo
matte causes, and to tno so,,rs ID
ences, and are attended W Wv. ol 81
lowing symptoms, Nuch q, 'o' ioios
tite, aching of the back ai,u ioisgi
verishness, severe headache, , ,isgs
ton to get about, low spirits, ., ,,sE
ness, chilly sensations, agd ,a a,rif ~
hot, burning fever "L',.,"',,,sof0'
terminate in billions, .T,,I, ..'o,gsas
termitteht ieNei, , WI an hand 5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12
uurI-HI

Telegram WAS received yesterday
from Nj Clarence Wallace, at Burnet
station, that the body ~ Gin Wallace
had been identified, and that he would
start home with the remnlns lHst night,
reaching here this morning. The funeral
will ukc place from the fumily resi-.
den At M o'clock this morning, burial
Mt the Odd Fellows cemetery. The sym
pathy NJ the entire city is with the be-
rcaved family aud mourns with them
the loss ~ II son in the prime Of man
hood, and Logged and esteemed by all whC
knew hun Tor his cHrurst nature, gcntl,
mnnmnr. q d Mnrm h.Mt-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12

Weosc How rcceiciDg It c0r ioad 81
zine Western PoiotosS dodg amt ar
pr.pared 10 dH ran dispotch ons
ANIL NIL CRITTERS NJ lomed mHkeI
prize, ohM purchasers nced not teo
decoy as they are mrriUg in spicDdM
conditjon uDd mW Keep any reason
Bile ic0gth Of time,
CLEFEL1ND At NERON.
H3Otc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-12
CasCara Cordial

One of the latest and mo.t ,,
all liquid cnthartics, this elcDonp,, eRant b
, t,oh Is ,liaue WIN scrupulous care r''g p
the best and most carefully sebctoed ho'
rial. II is with the greatest nio. 'eu MAJ
we recommend this very suna ae Ia
harmless remedy as being the sat.. u
snrcst laxative and cathaiiic for '" mtI, a
males and children, now in u,e % ,sl :
habitual constipation and iudipe.t%i 'u y
cannot iihd.anythi & more speedy Vu,!o
tain. 1t is combined with arn,Ss, Wol
such manner that the btlerne.. oS q.
csscara sa2rada is completely diso W. %
Ask your druggist Tor il. and me- gus t,
take II" other. Prize ~ cents Der 'b horl'
nrpared by Tucker u Wili, V T
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