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FROM The CAPITAL.
Budget OF Political and Other
News from Washington.
THE GUITEAU RESPITE NOT YET DECIDED
UPON

THE GUTTEAU RESPITE NOT YET DECIDED
UPON.
WASHINGTON, Friday, June 23.-Two
meetings of the Cabinet were held to-
day to consider the petitions filed for
respite of the Guiteau case, until an ex-
animation was made to determine his
sanity. Attorney General Brewster
said tonight that no decision had been
reached by the Cabinet; but all papers
were in the Presidents hands and he
would render final decision possibly at
the Cabinet meeting tomorrow.
THE CHINESE IN CUBA REFUSED A PASSAGE
THROUGH THE U. S.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day Secre-
tary Folger reported 10000 Chinese
laborers under contract in Cuba, desir-
GUS of returning to China, applied fol-
permission to go through the United
States in transit. The question was
discussed and the conclusion reached
that under the recent Chinese bill, per
mission could not be granted.
THE CHINESE CONSUL COMPLAINS.
The Cabinet to-day listened to tn,
reading of letter sent by the Chimes
Consulate, of San Francisco, to the Ma
tional Board of Health, complaining be
cause the Chinese with smallpox hat
been detained on vessels in San Fran
cisco harbor. Secretary Folgcr says h,
is of the impression that the matter il
one for the local authorities to decide.
GUITEAU WILL HANG.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Cabine
decided not to interfere with the sen
tence of Guiteau, and the Attorney
General this morning instructed the
Marshal of the District and the WardeI
of the Jail to keep the prisoner in stric
confinement, and allow no one to SCI
him except his spiritual advisers, hi
physicians and the officers of the Jail.
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ing varied and wide range of horti-
cultural, agricultural and miscellaneous
products, to give an idea of which We
briefly enumerate the principal items Of
the shipments by rail and from our har-
Dor of Newport during the past year:
By rail-Corn, 3,50S, 52S lbs; barley,
1853, ll6 lbs; mustard seed, l0l, 6Sl lbs;
wool, 795, 300 lbs; potatoes, l59, 500 lbs;
hops, 3S, 1873 lbs; beans, 5l,47S lbs;
eggs, S7,949 lbs; honey, $500 lbs;
hogs, 2,l20, 900 lbs; sheep, 1850, 600 lbs;
coal, 2, 239, $50 lbs; oranges, 5000 boxes,
and for the season, 20, 900 boxes; raisins,
II, 900 boxes; lines, 223 boxes; lemons,
500 boxes. By sea-Corn, 2, 402, geo lbs;
wheat, 352, $50 lbs; wool, AL, $50 lbt;
honey, l06, 800 lbs; raisins, 6,34S boxes.
The total, by rail and sea, footed up
q, 600, $40 lbs.
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NOTICE.

All members Of the Hebrew Benevolent Society
are hereby notified that the annual meeting will
be held at the basement of the Jewish Synagogue
on SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1882. Election Of officers
and otner special business will be transacted.
j22td b. COIN, President.
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AyPlans of Steamers Cabins at Agents office,
where berths may be secured.
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To Exchange.

VIII exchange a lot Of FIRST-CLASS LIQUORS
end BAR FIXTURES for CITY PROPERTY.
Enquire Of OLIVER MATTHEWS, at MARSHALL
carpenter shop, on Spring, between First and
Second streets. je24-lm
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Knights Templar.
Eagle Corps, N. g. @.

REGULAR meetings at the Armory, Court
street, every Friday evening at o'clock.
w. H. H. RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
c. A. keller, First Sargeant je24.H
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The Convention proceeded to the
nomination of Justices of the Supreme
Court. Shorb, of Los Angeles, nomin
ated Ross, Cross, of Nevada, secondine
the nomination. Budd, of San Joaquin
nominated Sharpstein; Dorsey, of AL
pine, nominated Armstrong, of Sacra
mento. DIR. Shorb placed in nomination
Judge Evans, of San Francisco; Brown
of Amador, seconded the nomination Of
Armstrong. Judge Craig seconded the
nomination of Evans. Balm, of Colusa,
nominated Judge Keyser, of Suffer
county. Whipple, of Sonoma, placed
in nomination Judge Temple, of Sonoma.
Griffith. of Fresno, seconded Temples
nomination. Holloway, of Los Angeles,
nominated Judge Sepulveda, and Walter
Levy, of San Francisco, seconded the
nomination. Ball, of Yolo, seconded
Armstrong; nomination. Lightner, Of
Napa, nominated Judge Wallace, OF
Napa, Terry, of San Joaquin, secondine
the nomination. Filkins, of Marin,
nominated Judge Bowers, of Marin.
The nominations then closed.
FIRST BALLOT.
Evans, ll3; Temple, ia; Ross, l54;
Sepulveda, 1875; Wallace, IS; Arm
strong, Ia; Sharpstein l54; Keyser, SO;
Bowers, l3. Each delegate voted two
names.
SECOND BALLOT.
Evans, l0S; Ross, l76; Temple, l05;
Sepulveda, 1876; Sharpstein, 1873; Wal
lace, As; Armstrong, 10.
THIRD BALLOT.
Evans, IS; Ross, 233; Sharpstein, oil;
Temple, IA; Sepulveda, l04; Armstrong,
9S. The Chair announced the nomina-
ton Of Ross. Bishop moved a recess of
thirty minutes; lost.
Nominations for District Con-
gressmen.
Second District -Budd, of San Joa-
quin.
Third District Barclay Henley.
Fourth DISTRICT. B. FULLY, of Gil
roy, nominated without opposition.
Railroad Commissioner.
Third District-W. ". Foote, of Ala
media.
Board OF Equalization.
Second District-Wm. Nj. Crutcher.
Fourth District Markley, OF
Monterey.
The Escambia Sold.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-The Brit
ish ship Escambia which foundered off
the heads on Monday evening was sold
to-day by the Board of Underwriters for
$l,400. w. L. Mighell was the pur-
chaser. The entire cargo sold for twen-
ty dollars to L. p. H. Whitelaw.
Republican PRIMARIES.
SAN Francisco, June 24.-The Re-
publican County Committee have re-
solved to hold primary elections for the
purpose of selecting delegates to attend
the State Convention.
The Market.
SAN Francisco, June 4.-Feed and
barley continues to decline. No. |,
new, June, operated 81. 25, closed 81. l9!;
No. 2 spot, $l.l7a.
stocks.
SAN Francisco, June 24.-Opir, 81;
Union, 81; Nevada, 81; Alpha, soc;
Point, 45c; Belcher, 25c; Utah, 81;
Diablo, 4; Bullion, &c; Savage, 75c;
King, Is.
a sad Accident.
SANTA Cruz, June 24.-Late last
night Goa CHI in which number of
Young people from San Francisco, who
had been camping out in the vicinity,
were taking ride, went over the bank
on the turnpike near FELTON,, killing
Misses Eva Cowderg, Eva Huxley, Celia
Scott and Master George Scott, and
wounding Masters Burr, Benz. Burling
and VIM. Mocklee seriously. The ac-
cident was caused by the horses shying.
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A Productive Valley.

In speaking Of the southern section Of
the county, designated as Santa Ana
Valley, the Herald says:
1t is one of the most productive
valleys in California, its exports embrac-
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Lieutenant Governor.

ellis, of Siskiyou, nominated John
Dagget for Lieutenant Governor. A
motion was then made and carried to
declare Dagget the nominee by acclama-
ton.
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SOUTHERN ROUTES.

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo) and Santa Barbara.
Passengers for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for Wilmington at Ais P. NJ,
Los Angeles time.
fssrPassengers going north take the train
o'clock A. NJ, Los Angeles time.
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the DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Fifth Days Proceedings.

SAN JOSE, June 24.-Convention met
at 0 A. NJ. On motion speeches were
limited to five minutes.
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Los Angeles Council No. IL, Royal
and Select Masters, F. & A. d.

HOLDS its stated assemblies on the 4th Mon
day Of each month at Masonic Hall, at 7,30 ?. n.
Sojourning Companions in good standing are
| frateInally invited to attend.
By order Of the TIL. H..
r. G. CUNNINGHAM, Recorder.
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"A stray newspaper man, whose expe-
rience has been about as extensive in that
line as Josh Billings was in breaking
mules. strayed into town yesterday to get
ads" and his energy in presenting his
claims and his peculiarly original style OF
striking a subject me de him the center OF
mnch attraction. The last we saw of him
ne had won several badges. which were
fnrterinp at the end OF his coat-talls-
Some of the boys who donated nm
badges were themselves adorned oy waSS
who stood behind them.
Either the water pipe is bursted III
Austin avenue, about the point Wnere
Tenth street should cross, or there Is
vein OF water rising to the surface III us
passage 1t makes a very mean ana uah-
gerous bog-hoIe, and HIS been so LOT
months. 50 persons who pass up and down
the street say. 1t it is the fault OF thc
water company they should be asked 10
remedy il, and if caused by water coming
out of the ground the city should give II
attent on.
The colored people of Marshall have
drafted and published resolutions OF re-
get touching Ihe withdrawal OF hev;
VIM. Massey rs their pastor and DIS caiI
TO other fields OF labor. For ten years ne
has been a ntu', Jealous worker, ana
the good he has done is plainly ylsiDle
amorg the colored peop.e OF eastern
Texas.
Bishop Cain. of the A. NJ. E. church.
is in the city so iliii1g aid tor Paul Quins
college, funds beng needed to cirry out
the comp ei on of the building and COM
mence The iaudable labor OF educating
the coloied youths. Heard MS enterprise
are deserving of every assist nee.
The country people, on account of
bad We ,ther, started for home early yes
terdaY evening, aud the town people spent
the early past OF the night quietly and
then returned to their homes.
The chickens are cack ing in glee over
the return of coed weather, but have not
yet got down to solid laying and kicking
dirt.
Read the list of real estate transfers
and you can get An idea of what Waco is
doing in matters OF property.
Another dry haul in the police court
yesterday morning.
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TUE STATE OF TEXAS.

70 the Sheriff or any Constable OF hcLth-
nan County, Greeting:
Whereas George w. Cleveland ana
William Cameron. partners under the flrm
name of Cleveland II Cameron, have IN
st;tuted their suit in the district court OF
Mel ennan county against +. I. Balley, on
to-vit the Sth dav OF November, A-D- 1891
which shit is numbered on the docket OF
s,;d court rs No. 1886. wherein they clalm
nj said Bailey the sum OF S5,olo a. pai-
oncn dine them on account Tor %rodS,
,,,nroC and merchandise sold and Delivered
w. ,hcm the said CT vc'and ~ Cancr"n,
,,iointiAs TO said f c Bailey, defendant
~ divers dates between the lst day OF
Eehrnorv. 1881, to the 4th day OF NoNelil1
her 1881. nj the special instance anI
NEST of said defendant, an HemlZ'I
St1femcnt Of said account beng aiIltheo
tn plaintiffs petition ana WI W.: t tH,.S
GEORGE W. Cleveland, one OF ne pau IN ~ .
hos made oath that the fesideu' vi nv tt,o
said E. c. Bailey is Unknown " rno
aftiant. You are therefore %I[ - IJ,,,
monded TO summon the SAM H. - 80 -, n
bv making publication OF inns , Nh onnsn
some new spaper published III ~, tnnr smc-
oo' weeks previous 10 the return Gay
boreof 70 he and appear before the ncnol-
ahI IeV district Cout OF McLennan county InHf
;i Tvs at the next term hereof,
70 he hecun and holden in the court h0u QUE
thereof in the city of Waco. on the llr nJ
Mondav in May, A. ID. 1857, then anu
there to defend said suit. -. ,,ol,o
Herein fail not, and of this VIII ill''he
dine return as the law directs,
witness L. f. BeaZley, clerk OF the DIS
,r;ct Can't OF Mel imam county, texas;
u" Given under my hand and
- he seal of said court on this the
- 18th dav Of January. a. D. 1857
I f. BEAZLEH.
Clerk of the District Court OF Mr aien
Nv CHAs. Il, LEDNUM, Deputy.
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That Little Store.

If you want to see hive OF industry all
you have to do is TO step around to Loeb
ridge, Prestridge Il Co. on. Fourth street.
The reason that the little store does such
Il business is, that they sell tirst-cIass
staple and fancy groceries, farm and plan
tation supplies, keep only the finest can
goods and make a specially of supplying
their trade with fine cheese, butter, eggs,
chickens. turkeys, ETC.. and always have
the best country and western produce in
the market. If YOU want full weight
fresh goods and full value tor your dollar
90 TO the Little Store. It.
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MISCELLANEOUS

A LEXANDER HOUSE AND LIVERY STA
N bic, at Alexander, on Waco extension,
now open To- the public. Best accommodations
to guests, aud good teams always In hands for
drummers and the tray cling public, Stop and
hire good teams, w. Il. HAMMIT, PrOprie-
tor. --Oll7- 2mo
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real. ESTATE.

Another ury maui III the p
yesterday morning.
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OF HONOR.

American Legion of Honor, Council No. 462
holds regular meetings first and third Satur-
day in each month.
FRANK A. w. CREAGER, Secretary.
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Transfers for Week Ending
February IL.

Repor' al fer the Examiner by
O lanoo Whe~t. Real Estate Agent.
Conyeyancer anu Notary Public.
Jaue King to Isaac Campbell,
part @, farm lot IA aud lots 3
and 6, Wheeler and Owens adj
| dltlOn Observation-Disclosures. -
J. Jenkins to john l.. Dyer, lot
on Tt'rd street, - feet front. $1,000
Mrs. Ju ia A. Ci-ngman to Joe S.
Willis, ldiy ided be interest
in s. e. half Of lots II, u, l3and
/, block 5, Attn street ....,.1 10000
Thos G.. Shop and wife to JOeS
wills und vlded four,h inter
est IN g. e. he of lots II. l., -
and Il, block s. on 4th street 5000
L. G. Morgan and wife to Joe S.
Willis, undivided torI III inter
es. IN s. e. hat of lots II, II, 10
and L. BLOCK 8, on 4th street 10000
j. NJ Carter TO o. l. Haibert and
wife, AJzIG5 set on s. 9th street 105.00
G. e. Gerald to Fl. c. Killings
woI ID, lot II on Washington
street, out of farm lot e. 49,. 5000
G. b. Gera'd to w. C. Killings
wo. b. lot L on Washington
street, out OF 'srm lot t'..... 1850
J G Bishop Gnd wife to Tom
Pad2itt, 5 jxl' }, on T yer street,
GfE5 as5 BB n Gard pnd wife to Dis 1""'
Wood, lot II, block ), farm lot
2I............................ 10000
D C CidC rigs e. 81 to Eeile Ed
wards, lot l, blOci- o. Reuick's
addition Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Pr Up Hersdo. 'er to G V Quirn-
or & JHge, 81 .:65 feet on
Ninth str Il, near JaCksCn.. 200 90
J W Speight sn6 wife to John
Combs, 504l"2' feet, on Filth
Street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3i.5O
B T and B W Ballard to IT
Ssrs u, lots and 7, block I9,
Renick's addition to Waco 525.0O
E A Mckinney, Trustee, to Dun
can McLenu8r, lots l and 2
block Il, ChembeIlains adj
dition to WacC-Considera.ion
to pal lt.or.
James w. 1insley to w. A
Henry, y feet on May street,
ont OF farm lot 24........ 1850
Percy W. McGhse and wife to J.
G. ]. King and wife, west u
lots l, 2 and 3, block 30. . 10000
L. NJ. O'Neal to A. NJ. Prescott,
lot IA, block II, Chamberli1's
ADDITION ,......,..-....,..... 10000
James H. Peters co Mrs. Sue c. q.
Mckee,, lots Ii, II and Is,
block II Fer ck's addition to
Waco. 10000
Geo. Barna-G and q to r. w.
White, jCAl65 feet corner
Thirteenth and Columbus
street Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
L. G. Men to Thos. Moore, y
acre oft of Arm lot 20. .......I,530OO
Mrs. z. NJ. Bobo to W. n. Oia-G,
lot l, block 6, farm lot o.. 10000
Tibbs & Little to o. Whear, lot
IL, block 3, Conser ado ton. 10000
A. NJ. Prescott and wife to Mrs.
II. j. C6npbe l)t L, block
i, Chamber ms EDITION. $500
o. L. Cochrfn to ]. W Raby, 1-3.
league Fredel lck Sc anton 81
vey on MidCie Bosque. ...E,G 100000
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Temperance Council No. 4i6, meets every
Friday night at sharp, in Lehman
Hall, east side square.-l023ly
W. X. DAVIS, w. Z.
TIP. MOORE. r. 5.
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ansfhlnS
+ nqres9slfe T1asie tfss'sr ls'ss- The busl Z
ilaSs st 93 a e old stand 1,
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DR..
Clarks's
invigcrstirg
Pills.
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sll24M
IMPORTANT.

Shsn YOU visit or leave New York City
kaye baggage, ENpressage and Carriage Hire
sd soy At GRAND Union HOTEL, opposite
AinHl Central Depot. $50 rooms, lifted M at
+ COS. nj one million dollars, reduced to one
st.GT sEi upward per dav. European plan.
hyy.tor Restaurant suppiied with the best
FIR. cars. stage, and elevated railroad to all
fIoi,. Families can live better for less
fr-y al the GRAND Union HOTEL than at
+ lihfr lrst ciass hotel IN the city.
meow.
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02ll2w


All parties owing the late firm Of New
ton. Newburg Il Wise. East Waco, are
hereby notified that we have given our
old partner, Mr.. l.. Newburg. tire power
of attorney to col ect and receipt for same
He VIII be found III the late Il. G.. Majors
stand on the square, with first class
stock of dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes. and ever ready to serve the wants
OF eur old patrons. w. NJ. NEWTON.
U2Il2W DAN WISE.
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'HkEE Is \ EALM GlLEAD.

For all cases of SrcrmatOr-
.rhrp and mpotcncy, as the
result of elf abuse In youth,
SrSual CNccSsrs in matHrer
Years, on other causes, and
producing some % the follow
Ing effects: Nervousness,
seminal rnmissions mlght
.rmm's,lnu~ by dreams), Dim-
|urSs of sight, Defective Mem
i"ry, Physical Decay, Pimples
."n FACE, Aversion IL Society
of Females, Confusion OF
.licds, Loss of SrXua' Power,
.atr rendering marriage i'm
proper or unhappy, Are 4
positive eur. In = - ; weeks
One t. six hoNrs usually sui
iici-ut. Price 81 ~ per box.
-Four boxes s.. Sent 10y mail,
'ufrpa!d, on receipt uf price,
Address Dr. Clarke Medicine
Company, New Nork CITY
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Dissolution OF Co.partnershIp.

The firm of Newton. Newburg Il Wise,
formerly doing business in East Waco
and Morgan, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr. l.. tewburg re-
firing. The lab; tiles Ofth firm will be
liquidatrd by Newton & Wise, wko will
con int business ut Morgan.
w. VI. NEWTON
l.. NEwBURG.
021l2w ID. WISE.
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In either stage. whether phi
nar' secondary, Ur tertiary ,
are an Invaluable remedy
Ihel never tail to cure when
directions are fol low e Il
.tricc 81 10 per box. Five
buNrs so. sent 10y mail ,
prepaid. ON receipt OF price.
Address Dr. Clarke Medicine
Company, New York City.
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\ INVALUABLE REMEDY.

For weakness of the Kidneys
Iand Bladder y quick and
complete cure In to Sdays OF
all urinary affections, smart
ing, frequent or difficult uri-
nation, mucous discharges
and sediment In the urine
from whatever cause in
.duCed. whether oi recent or
Hong standing. One 20 three
boxes unusually sufficient.
Prices y per box. Three
boxes for 81 Mailed free on
receipt of price. Address Or
Clarke Medicine Company,
'N,\v York CIV
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bLtsslNG 10 woMANNIND.

DR.. hriir," all diseases Of women
peculiar 70 the appearance
aud c'-S-ti"n of The nrnseS,
uterine disturbances, torpid
Clarke Hiy OF the functions, W ia leu
|r"rrhua, diSmrnurrhTa, and
'hA st"ria. also Ia mrlarcholi3
ami other arrangements. Al
FsrioltcaI lord prompt relief 10 those
distressing bearing down
pains 5" peculiar to women
lriCe - per sent Tree 10y
Pills. naiI on receipt of price.
pr. Clarke medicine com
pauy. NV York City.
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Listen TO This.

Having concentrated the stock recently
in my upper Austin street house with that
of my main house. % Austin street, nv
stock in gents youths and boys clothing,
hats, caps, boots and shoes, furnishing
goods, is unusually large and all of recent
purchase. The spring months are APP
preaching, and | must have store room,
and announce that these goods are all
for sale, and will not refuse any reason
able figure. l propose to maintain my
reputation as leader in low prices, and
sell you as good goods as money will buy.
G. Robinson, 80 Austin street.-0l12tt
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Or, Dyes EIectrO-Vo
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Suffering from Nervous Weakness, General
Debility loss Of nerve force or vsor or any dis
ease resulting from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES or
any one afflicted with rheumatism. Neuralgia FAR
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lame BACK. and other Diseases of the Vital Organs
Az WOMEN troubled with diseases peculiar to
their sex. 80,
Speedy relief and complete restoration TO health
yparanteed These nrc The only Electric
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man Scientific Principles. Their thorough
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h.cu speedily and radically cured ny 'lei'
use. send ut for illusratedPaniPhlc' giving 'i'
information free. Address,
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BRILLIANT RESULTS.

Professor o. 3. Hubbard, in speaking Of
cures he had seen performed by the American
Indians says: al never saw an indian have
an ulcer or foul wound in my life, neither is
ther" such u thing to be found among them
lhty cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lnmbag0
or Sciatica, Sprains, Bruises, Aches, Ulcers,
hurhs and Scaids, Sore ThrUats. Salvation
i-alheness ia Horses, Scaiiy and Skin Dis
eases, sores ar old Ulcers, Stiffness of th.
Joints and swelling oi the nodes, etc mfalii-
bly, and never miss. Their chief remedy Is
The Acorn OH. From the London Lancet and
CLINIC. For Sale hN I'll lLmguIsis
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For Sale Cheap.

One set of bar-room fixtures. also set
of hoSehold furniture. AappIy 10 Geo.
Kramer. CITY hotel. East WacO.-0l27 I'm.
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Electric rheumatic liniment'' is what
everybody uses now. Prepared by
Tucker 81 Willis.
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Five hundred bushels OF seed oats Tor
sale ar Bart Moore's.-O20Stc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-12

New York Seed Potatoes for sale by
O2O5tc G. &. MCCULLoCH.
Seed sweet potatoes for sale at Bart
Moore's. -O2O2te
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-12
CANNED FRUITS.

CANNED FRUITS.
California goods: Peaches, ApricOts,
Pears, etc. BIB Green Cages. BIB Bart
lett Pears. BIB Pine Apple. BIB
Pine Bahama, BIB Strawber-
rics, BIB Red Cherries, BIB
Blucberrips 2lb Black
bereies, Bib Whortleberries, BIB Apples.
BIB Peaches.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-12

Central City Lodge No. 2,309 meets at their
lodge rooms In Odd Fellows hall on the tlrsU
and third W edDesdays of each month.
r. w. YEATES, Reporter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-12

DIR.
ClarLe's
Ahu-Syphllltl
Pills.