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"MORMONLSM UNVEILED, .
d 4 N0HNON IN 2.

BI 4 MORMON TIHU[ D.
Beng tho ou!y real expose of the vile
docds of the
DANIIE1
BLOOD ATONFFsi
Az ENGING ANGELS
and other secrt societies of Mofmouism.
Full aud authentic particulars of the
HORRIBLE BUTCHERY Of mon. $50
men and children 40 tho Nouut9in Meals
ows Massacre. and terrible wrongs and
sulerings oil MFs. Brig Ham pton A
wonderful book foI Ageuts Complete
outfit 75 ccn.s. Outfit and .amDle copy
81 -.
Secure an agency at once. or write foe
illustrated circular and special terms to
sun BLISUING Co.
10 and Zl2 Pine Street.
mnri7tn ST. To .is. No.
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We desire 10 call the attention Of the
public 10 the card OF TINS CEyTRAI
House.. 90 bc found elsewhere under The
head OF "LiOtcls." The prophecies OF
this centrally situated hotel BE- determined
20 ,otye nothing uudoDe t0 rtuteT her
hOusgpopular aud deserving of patronage
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Newton p. wa man t.d Cas-.
Meyer
va.
Daniel Whutla.r Ju0. T.. Jon hr
Amber. Joseph Af.r, Henry H4rI.sty.
llla HHtr Henry y Worth ngton and
q. u1 h Crane.
It EQUITY.
By decree fcUG.r.d by no Circuit
Cont of Preston County, N ile State 40
West Virgins, in lhe above mentioned
cause on ih0 25 day OF August 1882. Oh.
-4i3 cagsc was referred 90 tho uIder.ign-
td. one OF ihc Commissioners of Said
court. with drcCtoDs Oh ascertain and re-
county Dy the defendant DtutI White
ha.r. tfc state and condition .f tnc up
thereto. thr liens thereon. .Io amount aud
priority OF .he same and any other ulrt
ae1t mtlt,r required By tao pait.s OH al,
sf them.
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[IIc,,o,Lo y A CATHOLIC MAN Of
wv CYY3Yptf business disposition and
steady habits Must
travel short distances in section iD Wbich
he resides. Apply, with references. 10
BENHl0ER BROTHERS, 81 Broad
way, Ne" York. oci13
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inss in this court, ss follows:
John Baton Payne, C. NJ Bishop and
J .un p. Jones we're appointed Comms-
siopers on behalf OF this county TO repre-
sent lls interests before toe Boarj OF Pub
lie Works ct It's next meeuus.
ROAD MAT rsR.
Oh petition ot ". =. Iaye.le and others
Msj. L. \. Or WAS appointed commits
siOusr $40 eSimiDe and oversee aud 30
suca other repairing, on the pixie leading
from Tuuuelton to the Ices Ferry pike, as
ne may deem in has own judgment ueces
sary," and report al The July term OF the
Court.
4 road was established from David Dem
Miss to Jacob Mausrs; no damages
claimed.
Viewers appoinled-Levi May, c. G
Lee and samuel Guthrie. 10 view road
leading from L. VOLTS 60 the Taruery
road near New school house ID. {. Shat
Ter. stephen BOlYard aud Elmer Forman,
TO view load leading from Samuel D,ber,
rvs to the State road, near II. Il. Shriver's
cottage G. &. Lee, Samuel Guthrie and
Bishop Niue, 10 locate road leading from
the New school-house, near ". ID. itch.
enelrs, to Tie old Cranclyille road.
John +. Neimsn wac appointed a com
missioner to cxpe0G $50 out OF the gen.
eral fund in the construction ofs road or
approach to the bridge actress Big Sandy
Creek, on the BTaudouylle and Clifton
Mills road.
T. Forrcy, Franklin Squires and Anna
ziah Prat were appointed commissioners
70 examine aud report the condition OF
the new road leading from Cookies to
New0urg, SO far as made, and % supcrin-
tend the making of The remainder Of said
road.
Tho order OF The Court made 90 The an
day of October, 1881, setting aside The
order IL the Court establishing change
In the road through lands OF Mrs. Rose
Cuudeld' was revoked and the change or
oeTcd TO be made.
George Meyers was allowed Sl2l % for
buhoiug bridge across Morgan Kun
A ferry across Cheat river al Beaver
Hole, was established, with Henry Lohr
" Sons as ferrymen.
The road down souifcs's Creek WIS
changed to pass old blacksmith shop t.
Tunuollon and Ices Ferry pike $. j.
Erwin was allowed SO damages, and 3.
McGinnis aud w. Q. Bdton were ap-
pointed commissioners 20 construct said
road
The following claimed were allowed
O,tof General Fg,5.-stepn,p V,,b-
,p.u uso 4 g Trcbcprll - M,rugess
Koig, . i I smib G,nr,. Fry soc.
r II IIsnvay samuel KnIgh, 2 Is 4.
r Boiv,rd . s J Wri,norr 4 % .Ioscpb
4 Bccsop % 30. Jasper Won 5gc Robert
! Arnold 40 Jacob S,,mn,e e5 Jesso
usycs9 e5 p 4 NIcCrum , 95EJhrms-
lev ns.ly.,son Eros . yym. G-ceibou.e
. 10 Cal Cr5g. u.e II = Craig. O 90.
1'bomss & Craig. use II T. Barlow. g 75
E3O.n piaL. ps. sana. 4 3g Mrs. l. For
man . so WIN. FELTON, II 30. J,7. A.
Benson. use Chichester & Smith. 2s 60 j
N Hawkins 3 %. Jacob Buucs .. Eusc-
mas e.cl3 = Mckinney /. John aicKiu-
ncy III W.,,ou I. $ S Lo.y 3 IS. s.rt
ncKiapa .. n w Mckinney /. WIN.
Eycns 8. G Eyeus 3, solomon Bucklew .
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Miss annie V. Klauser Will teach the
Scotch Hlll school this winter. Miss An
ME is an accomplished teacher, and we
have 10 doubt the school will be a sue
cess.
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We keep large stock of clothing and
can suit you in boys and mcE's clothing
in styles and price,. Ask 20 see our 80 90
suila. SHAFFgE q BOSABIHtD,
S29t4 Tuunelton, W. Va.
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Preparatory Department
fits students for each Of tho college
courses.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT

is the best school for teachers Ina the
state.
No other institution docs 80 much and
as thorough work in Ancient Languages
Modern Languages, Higher Mathomat-
i"s and the study OF the English Lan~
pUa2o ana Literature in the same limo
The college iu all its departments is
open O. BOTH SEXES
Special attention g. gwen To- tho
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II Is Of no use, Hartley u Hutchinson
have got the bargains and Will sell goods
u little cheaper tuau Any QUO ~ the bust p
ness OCtG,t
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Commissi oners Notice.

Robor' a.. 'l, her, administrator OF
D 'hu Wnuc, lCcoss"d,
Tracy White, widow OF Johu Wi e.,
avccaS,U. -- Parties uuhLowu.
of Johu White, deceased, and
Doylo,
~ EQUITY.
By decree rendered by the Circuit
Court OF Preston County, in tho state ot
West Virginia. M thc .,o'vv rentioucd
causc, ON the lu,h day of AUGUST, lsS2,
tho said cause WIS ro.errCd Go tao UJ~
dtrsigucd commissioner OF tho said
court, with directions to ascertain and
report tho LAMBS owuod bv the said J lhu
White, deceased, she state and condition
OF The title thorCto. the annual rental walls
uo OF the same, the lions oid charges
thereon, thcir amounts, puoritics, aud
To- whom owing; also To audit, state Hui
settle the ADMINISTRATION accounts OF tho
plamOn, and take end file proof OF any
and all debts pgaiuet the said dCcOdcnt
COMMISSIONER OFFiCE.0
klNuwoop, W. Va,
September g, 1852.
The above mentioned parties will
please take notice tnat shall ON the
lsth day OF October most, at my oilico
aforesaid, proceed To oNCcute the above
mentioned decree of retorou0e.
SMIrn CRANE,
NV Commissioner.
John Barton Payne, pltt's counsel.
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Mr.. Wm. G.. Brown, Jr., accompanied
by Mrs. Jno. Barton Payne, drove over to
Morgautown yesterday They will return
to-day OF tomorrow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-13

Our stock Of goods for Fall and Winter
trade Is now ON hand, and ready Co be-
sold al Lowest prices.
SHAFEER ~ BoNAFIRLD,
S29A Function, W. Va.
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CoRBIN HOUSE,

~
Main Street, opposite Court House,
KINGWOOD, w. VA,
CHAS. il. CORBIN, Proprietor
offers the best accommodations no the
most reasonable rates. Table supplied
with the best the market affords, and
guests shown every attention. s goo
stable ia connection with che hotel.
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6wSents
Notice to Lien Holders .

To all persons holding lions by mdu-
mcut or otherwise, on the roul estate. or
amy part thoreoi, OF VIM. Z. Kelley,
Franklin Is KolloY William ). Custooi
amt Abort l.. - iburn:
I'M pursuance ofU Joint decree OF tho
Circuit Court OF Preston County, made
ia the cause OF Israel Blldwiu's oNocu-
o..
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EzonAN9E HOTEL
Corner Price end High Streets
KINGWOOD, w. VA,
p. r. SMITH. Proprietor.

House new and newly furnished and
oyery attention pail % guests.
Excellent Stdbiing attached Co the Hoo
Gel, aud in charge OFT careful and attaut-
i've hostlCrs. oe2I
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Thc sSircyg oOd Library aud Ait-
crary Association.
Programme Tor Monday evening, Oct.
10th:
Select Readipg,-U. w. Showalter, Jos.
j. Weslug, Miss Annie V. KlGuser and
Edward 9. Manown.
Recitation, p. J. Crogau aud Enos X.
Lantz.
Question fo- Debate Resolved, That
the importation, manufacture aud sale OF
intoxiealiipgs liquor, except for medicinal,
mechanical, and scientific purposes, should
be prohibited in the United States. 70
affirm, George Purcell 10 deny, p J.
CrOgaD. GEoRGE 4. WALLS,
Recording Scc'y.
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HEIP ygrIsELF.

what is 90 hinder your doyislng for
Yoursc one OF those Du.acho cmbroid-
cred C. aumea shat sre ihc special feature
of dress this inteI2 Nothing at aG, %
you have sufficient ingenuity and leisure.
So many yards Of cashmere or cancels
hair; So much s0u'scbc braid 90 mattel f;
hayo tho design stamped sat 20 work md
in short time, behold your cosmm,.
Very s'yi.L arc p}rmidal patterns Gov
erns he from, breadth with touches for
sleeves and c.IHge but as a change, come
dress patterns, provided with bands OF
various Widths, while as 90 Che mskirc,
trerc s moro 90 De- said lhan ] can post
bly, teil you, 600 would refer you to Lord
6 Iaylor's Fall catalogue, where are not
only Illustrations If aH new styles, but %
series Of ably written articles ON every
department If drcrs.
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HOTELS.
THE CENTRAL HOUSE,

THE CENTRAL HOUSE,
Corner Main and Price streets,)
KINGwOOD, w. VA.
Mrs. MINNIE RoDEHEvER, Proprietrsss
House newly painted, papcled on
furnished throughout, ailurdiug every
comfort TO permanent or transient uests
at moderate rates. IO l3-t
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You can get 90 yds Good Brown Blue.
Din for g.
% yds Good Calico fm 81.
Ice. Good Green Coffee Tor s1.
o Toe. GrauuIa,cd 5ugar for sl.
m lbs. Yellow Sugar for 81.
6 Doe. GOOD Tea for ST.
40 Hartley s. HutchinsoDs. oc,G,f
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The ST. Louis GlObc Democrat says:
MI. Charles Refs, No. 1911 Second Car
ondelet avenue, this city, was cured by
81. Jacobs Oil after sixteen years suffer
ing with rheumatism.
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The Social met Is al Mr.. J. Ami Mar
tins Saturday evening.
Miss Belle Snicvr 1.s Yearly recovered
from her rascenl lin >
Miss Ella FAwcolt is yls,uog friends in
ROwlesburg.
Ms Charles c. Stone Of Tunnelton is
visiting friends here.
DR. d Hall, OF Aurora, was in town
Monday,
Mr. S II Rodeheaver hes removed from
town TO his fathers farm nenr AlhTlghjs-
vilo.
Miss Della WHITE hiss returned from an
extended visit among friends ia and near
GAINESVILLE.
There is virtue in printers's ink, as
Hartley II Hutchinson can attest.
MIR. Harrison Gale, Of Valley Point, gave
as wedno sdsy.
We are indep,ed 20 Charles E Brown,
ESQ, for late Cincinnati paperG
The Boston Globe brings this item;
Charles 5. Strickland. Esq. this city, was
cured Of rheumatism by St Jacobs OIL.
James A. Brown, Esq, has been spend
ing the week among friends at Morgan
town,
Go TO Hartley & Hutchinson's for
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
they can and will save you money. oct6u.
The New Goods are cheaper than ever
at Hartley & Hu.chinsons. Give them a
call and be convinced. OCiGtt
a full line Of Ladies and Gents Under
wear at Hartley o. Iutchlnsons.
OcG;f
The ST. Louis GlJbc Democrat says:
Mr.. Charles Refs, No. 1911 Second Car
ondelet avenue, this city, was cured by
81. Jacobs Oil after sixteen years suffer
ing with rheumatism.
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James a. Brown, Esq, has been spend
ing the week among friends at Morgan
town.
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R.v. a. J. LYDIA succeeds Rev. Ash'
ford Han 10 th- p2stora,e o! the II. +
Church az lhe place.
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Go 10 Hartley & Hutchinsons for
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
they can and will save you money. oct6u.
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The New Goods are cheaper than ever
at Hartley & Hu,chinsons. Give them a
call and be convinced Ocl6tt
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a full line OF Ladies and Gents Under
wear at Hartley o. Huichlnson's.
OoiG.F
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The Boston Globe brings this item;
Charles s. Strickland. Esq. this city, was
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L.dies be sure aud zee the New Goats
at Hartley 81 BuchiusOu's. Tue latest
s1d best ely les. Oc,6
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lTarriugc Ltcensca Granted.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk Martin since our
last report:
Il. Q. Wolring aud Sarah + McNear.
George w. Stiles and Martha a, Wilson
Eison Trickctt and ReOccca a. Hall
Lloyd Heckcrt and Annie 4, Winters.
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Miss Belle Snic,5 1-s rearly recovered
from nsr rsscent lin, :
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We are indepted 90 Charles + Brown,
ESQ, for late Cincinnati; papers
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Miss Ella FAWcot Is yts,uog friends in
ROwlesburg.
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The Social met Is al Mr.. J. Ami Mar
tins Saturday evening.
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MIR. Harrison Gale, Of Valley Point, gave
as Wedno sdsy.
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orOwo, clue, ruby, terra cotts, plum ami
,he vine clors. Different shades of
esCh, Og black.
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Ms. Charles C. Stone Of Tuunelton is
visiting friends here.
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There is virtue IN printers's ink, as
Hartley ~ Hutchinson can attest.
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DR. d Hall, OF Aurora, was in town
Monday,
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Miss Della WHITE hiss returned from an
extended visit among friends ia and near
GAINESVILLE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-12
LLn on nEsT INnARLTANT.

Our sister state Of Arkansas lets
up, for brief while, on her guberna-
torial-treasury scandal, that involves
"a Governor and $500. 900 public mon
ey, and comes forward with little
event that is really interesting, espe-
cially rs all the facts conncctea there
with appear to be well authenticated.
/ This Is nothing less than the death
and burial OF "thc oldest inhabitant, "
certainly Of Arkansas, and perhaps OF
/ the United States. lie died i'll Wash.
! ington county, Arkansas, on the Sth
instant. lie was born il Georgetown
ID. c on the 10Th day of September
l77O. This cline old Arkansas gen
tlcmn" was named Peter Mankins,
and it Is interesting in this day OF
Mahoues, Wash Jones, Name coali-
lions and "chow-chow" politics,
to learn that he was 8
consistent democrat up to
the day Of his death. lie commenced
his career by voting for Thomas
jefferson, and his last ballot went in
for General Hancock. Father Time
evidently forgot this mau for long
time at least. lie was nearly grown
when Louis Cspet and Marie
AntoiueJtc died in Paris. Born before
the great Napoleon, he had passed his
half century when the Gagged con-
quer0r died on the little rock of St.
Helena. He had lived to see eighteen
presidents 90 into and retire from
ohice, either by expiration of their
terms or death. During his more
than century Of existence he had been
a subject Of King George of Great
Britain, citizen of the United
States, then of the Coufederacy and
finally of the United States again. !
The war OF the revolution, in his
and Of secession in his lat |
ter days, marked epochs in his and /.
the worlds history. Governments, |
ootentates, institutions passed away, |
but the old man lived on. The colo
lies, with less than 0CO,oOO inhabi-
ANTS, grew into a great, free nation Of
more than 50000,CO0 people. If the
bid man had not been a devoted Bap-
ist, with firm belief in another life.
lc might well have grown respondent
Is age smd weakness crept upon him.
lie must have been well content to 90
Is it was, for he passed away in his
Illh Year.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-12
A Down Town Merchant,

Having passed several s'caplcs- njgh,s.diS
tdrted hy the agonirs and cries oi a sur
i'ring child, and becoming ccnvn,ed thu
Mrs. Ninslow', Soothing >yrup was Just
the article n'eded, procured supply fol
the child. On I aching home ana nr
quainiing his wife with what he had done
she refused 10 have it administered to tie
child, as she was strongly in favor of no
mopathy. That night the child passed in
suffering, and the parents without sleep.
Returning home the day following. the
father foun tie baby still worse: and
while contemplating another slreplcS
night tie mother stepped from tie room
10 attend 10 some domestic duties,and lett
the father with the child. During her ah-
sence he administered a portion OF the
Soothing Syrup to the haby and said moth
ing. That night all hands slept well. and
the little fellow awake in the morning
bright aud happy. The mother was de-
lighted with the sudden and wonderful
change, and although at first oiicncd at
the deception practced upon her. has oou-
tinucd to use the Syrup, and suilrring,cry
ing babies and restless nights have disap-
pcued. y single trial Of The syrup never
y ct tailed 10 relieve the baby. and over
come the pieiud'ccs of the mothcl. Sold
by all druggists. % cents a bottle
l227lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-12

SAN ANTONIO'S SICK STRANGER.
The San Antonio people are just
now beginning to appreciate that
aphorism of entertaining angels un-
awares." They haven't exactly had
an angel tarrying in their midst, but
they have just buried a man who
they took to be pauper, when in re-
ality he was anything but a pauper.
The story, as told by the papers, is
not uninteresting. The stranger,
whose name was John Terry. came to
the Alamo City about three weeks
ago and put up at hotel. He was
sick, and, moreover, he didn't look
nor act like a rich northern consump-
tive, come to san Antonio to spend
few hundred dollars and die. In
fact, this stranger, while not declin-
ing to liquidate any just claim against
hir.. saw fit to intimate that he
was not a rich man, by any means.
The San Antonio landlord, like a
1vide-awakc landlord, suggested to
the sick man he had better 20 to
the Santa Rosa hospital, where the
Sisters of Charity care for the disti
tute sick. The stranger went and
the good Sisters tended him faithful
ly. They gave him beef tea, toast,
medicine and things that sick man
ought TO have, and never asked him
what his religion was, or whether he
had any money, nor did they urgc
him TO read tract on the state of his
soul. They only tried to cure his
sickness. But last Sunday night he
died. his time having come, we sup
pose. Then the Sister Superior look
ed through his clothes to find out
something about him. She did not
find anything but money. Sewed up
in a piece Of cloth on the back OF this
pauper'5 shirt, was $3.50 in greenbacks,
a certified check on the Emporia
National Bank of Kansas for S., $50;
another for 5000 ON the National
Bank of San Antonio, and
still another FOR $1,000 on
Thornton Il Lockridge, also bankers
of san Antonio-over $4,000 IN all.
The sisters hold the funds (as they
ought to) and viii administer on the
estate. and more than hundred re-
spectacle citizens OF san Antonio have |
been heard TO say that it was a pity |
.he poor stranger had to 20 to the
:hariiy hospital-it they, or any one
ot them, had only known of his case
hey would have taken him to their
zones for sweet charity's sake and
ended him so faithfully that he must
ave been woocd back to health,
trength and life.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-12
ACknOwle dgment.

lis dangerous TO triIe with health; tC
risk breaking down constitution or un,
dermine strength by Experimenting witt
medicine that is doubtful or cheap. madc
by adventures, especially that made a d
substitute tor other medicine which is oi
great rcpu' alton, and recommended aftel
years OF tlial by such reliable people as
Bishop Pierce, Hon. Alexander IL. Ste
phrnS, Hon. John Gill Shorter, Bishop
Beckwith. Hon. JOHN B. Gordon and Il
host of others of such high integrity and
undUubted intelligence " no would not de-
ccive. They who copy, initiate, substi-
tute or deceive are guilty OF crime. The
laws OF the land have decided that the
only Simmons Liver Regulator or Medi-
cine legitimatclv made and legally entitled
10 name and fame is that manufactured by
j. ii. Zelin & Co.; all others are tlauds
and counterteits.-l22ll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-12

Physicians at Austin say the type
of small pox prevailing there is the
most malignant they have ever known,
being more like the famous "Black
Death of Russia than common small
nox. The Examiner has noticed
surmises to the effect that the intro
duction of this pest into Texas is due
~ recent arrivals of Russian refugee
LEWIS. The facts do not warrant such
ossumption. Those who have noted
the progress of the scourge viii re-
mcmber that it has marched steadily
southward for months past. Nearly
wear ago towns in Illinois and
Iowa were complaining of this same
yirulent type of disease that Austin
phvsicians are now comparing with
the Russian BLACK Death" plague.
Az far in the northwest as Dakota
people have been dying like sheep
with it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-12

A Washington dispatch states, Oh
the authority of one of the surgeon-
who attended President Garfield
that they have agreed that a fair ap-
portionment of compensation among
them would be fifty thousand dollars
for Bliss, twenty-five thousand each
for Agnew and Hamilton, eight thou
sand for Reyburn and one thousand
each for the nurses, Mrs. Edison and
DIR. Boynton. The general opinion is
tbst the committee will recommend
that all of the physicians, including
Bovuton, be paid six or eight thou
ssdd dollars. The claim OF DR.. Bliss
is regarded as absurd as compared
with those of Agnew and Hamilton,
about the value of whose services no
onestiou has ever been raised. Drs.
Barnes and Woodward, having been
detailed from the army and navy lor
this special service, will be compeh-
sated by increase of rank.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-12
The basis for a "new nsrt,

The basis for new party" move
ment in South Carolina is a rather
ludicrous one. The last legislature
passed what is known as the 'no
fence" law, and it has evoked as much
sntagonism from some classes of the
population as did the dog tax law
passed by the fourteenth (or was it
the fifteenth y legislature of Texas.
The South Carolina issue, if made,
will be "fence" or 'mo fence"